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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
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DATA: 30.01.2018
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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Atividade física é uma maneira de retardar o desenvolvimento das doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT). Segundo o ministério da saúde, elas são doenças multifatoriais que se desenvolvem no decorrer da vida e de longa duração. A bicicleta, além de ajudar na prevenção desse tipo de doenças, é 30 vezes mais barata do que um carro popular, tem fácil manutenção, e não emite gases poluentes. Foto feita no Parque Tarobá.
Foto: Debora Chacarski
O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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Статус гражданина подтверждается паспортом государства Децентурион. Это открытое электронное соглашение между гражданином и государством, которое активируется при помощи одного токена DCNT (ERC20).
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Римский философ Луций Анней Сенека сказал: «Власть над собой — высшая власть». Этим он подчеркнул важный принцип прямой демократии. Каждый индивидуум должен понимать свою ответственность за то, что происходит в его государстве. Это отлично характеризует принцип децентрализации, реализуемый в ...
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PEOPLE'S DEMOCRACY APRIL 1 0. 2005DYFI CAMPAIGN IN KERALA ..l .
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(l Youth March To District Successful Two-Day StrikeCollectorates In General Insurance S part of the all-India agitation M ORE than 70,000employeesand.
The education scenario, which The succe~s of tht. two d<lVs.
against growing unemployment, officers of the four public SC'ctorlakhs ofyouth under the bannerofOYFI was once famous for its universal base general insur.1nce compantes viz. strike on March 2'3 and 24 could be m<Hched to and merit criteria has been restruc-United India Insurance Co., Na-measured in the context nf threat:, bvd ifferent district the mnnagcmenl o f punitive action.
collcctorall's in KernIa on March 28 de-tured today as a market-driven educa-tional Insurance Co., Oricntilllnsur--tion system. As for the growth of the and attcmpt!:t to break the strike by.
manding the revcrs.1l ofanti-youth poli-ance Co. and New Ind ia Assurilncc.
criminal ma(ia, the DYFI said stories Co., the A)~riculture Insurance Co. calling the police in ~orne centers.cies being pursued by the Congress-led of mGrin-police-administralion nexus The management also made som<: of.
UDF g<n"emmcnt. As a result of the agi-of Indio Ltd., Tariff Advisory Com-.
tiltion, \\'Clrk c;"~mc to a standstill in mo~t were regularly coming to light .1nd. mittee ond Loss Prevention Associa-the groups to issue calls to their sup-oithe distTict headquarters. tbert? have been alkgalions even tion of lnJi<~ observed t\vo days porter!' to brenk the strike by sprecld· .
The <lgitators rnised slogans against some ministers.. strike ~m Marcl1 23-2-t, in response ing rumours and charactensing theAmong those who addressl.'d the strike ,,s 'politically mot1vated'..
against unemployment, commerciGli-to the call given by the recognised.
demonstrators at different places unions in the indust:y Whut political motivation Lould be.
;;ation of educGtion and the dangerous .
included CPl(M) Polit Bureau member there in asking for early settlement.
growth of crimin<ll mafia forcC!' in the The demnnds for which the.
nnd leader of opposition in Kcrala as· employees and officers went on of the long-pending wage revisionstJte. Itwas pointed out that the policies.
of the Congr~govemmcnthad further sembly, V S Achuthanandan, DYFl strih.e included settlement of the ''"d release of the due promotions,genernl secretnry, Tapas Sinha, DYF! won.dered the employees. But theworsened the employment situation in president, K N Balagnpal, former DYfl long-pending wage revision whirh disrupters had no qualms to usc any.
tell due nn August 2002 ond rL'-the state as there was a permanent ban leaders M A Bi'lby, E P Jayarnjan and S method to disrupt the democraticl'n recruitment Manyjobs hadbeen abol-sumption of promotion eXL·rcise ..:xprcs~ion of anger and anguish. "It.
Sharma, DYFI s ta te president P R withht..ld lor two yewrs. More thnn.
ished and job security concept had b('('n is heCHkning to note that in spite ofaltogether d ispenscd with Vasnnthan and 01 Fl Stil le s~crete1ry A -1,000 operating offices of these pub-.
Pradeepkumar. threats and attempted disruption of.
lic sector companies across the.
countn. induding the head office ol the strike, most of lhc offices, includ-.
'\...t~ll'tl -.1 \,l._ur"ncc Co. at Kolk<lta ing head nffke of National Jnsur-,,ncc Cn. Ltd . Kolkata remained.
Agricultural Labour ---' 111 these two d.v. :-. Lic'"l'd ~"' l )th these days; it speaks.
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oppression of forest officials and made ees joined the strike. 1 hi.? ~u(CL'SStt' Plume~ about the employees' in-labour to themselves as bonded digniition to the indiiferent attitudelabourers. This the tribal people insecure. Worse, it has observonce of the strike has s~nt of the authorities on their core de-.
lacun a in the increased the numberof migrant labour.
\!,Ovcmmcnt'~pcTStx-"Clivc musl p,o. ~d. strong signnls to the attthorities con-mands" said ) Gurumurth_v, secn:-.
ond m.:~dc the job silualion worse for the ccrn<?d th:ll the employees nnd oi-it c.-m goonly \"'hen the massof a~ncul-nual mas~s. The forest policy thai wrance Employe~·.
.u nis\ ...r.~l bbnu.-, together ,,·ith f.H-nkr-; anJ As~~o.i.1ti~,n (A liLA) \" hich :.pt:.lr-lte \\'ork1ng cl-S, unJensh<?!" ,rruHgks dr.1wn up in th<- inl\.'rt_"-1 nf rnulttn.1tion-m,lnd-. '' t.:ro.: md..
a sharp )r their ric;ht~ ,.,Js .1nd corpor:ll<.'" '"a~ succt.sslully E~rlins " lh:a~k.J the joint 11'1\.)\ ement. The I.
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20vears oppllSCd by the 1113!>S of trib<JI rcople in held L'VL'ry week \Vhich wo.::rc l.'nt' hu-ut'\ion-. ·wnuh.l b~ n'H! tt' th~: que-;-Kt..'r<lla , forest oft iuab ,1nd \.
dispossessiOn of the rural small 'l'"kd t \1 0 ... of lht Llllll! ,1n i ~c·-; " ,irt\ t..'.
·had not mtercstscontinue tn haras~ Inrest dw,IJ-ThL' ... tn ke had i b t..cho m pJr·producer and the n1ral poor. Not only he loll th· p):'1! that th··y u1;·',1 ·wt 1t.1ment on :-..1arch 13 \\hen CPI{tvl).
!ding the sh1rh. tht..tr r.....r· nsib!ltt~ If! ttnding.
ers. Much morevigibnce wtll be nL>ed(:'d.
was the are their small garden plots up for grabs, to protect them. IL'ader in Luk. Sabha, Basudeb .
;piration soare their house-sites. The\vomen are nn l'arly and arnicablt.: st.Htlement of Acharia and other Left ~1Psbrought.
e\·en moreinsecure than animals. Ifthey In these conditions, it is not an the issues. The representatives oftherth of the exnggeration to Sil)' that under the unions mel the four CMDs a t to the attention of the government ns in the as much as demand the minimum nee-liberal market life has become un-the on-going strike in general insur· nd hun-human treatment theyCiln beforbidden Hyderabad on March 16 when they ance and demanded early settlement.
bearable for the rural poorand espccialJy attended a meeting in lRDA..
\prehen-to usc the village fields to dcfecate.and agricultural labour \'vho are the most of the wage demands..
urinate in. They are subject to rape and.
earned a murderous attacks. And today, the oppressed and exploited among them..
nmedia, They cannot survive without struggle.
extra-judicial powers of the rural rich a_gainst theireconomic exploitation nnd.
'respon-have reached such proportions that in-against social oppression . And their 7TH J&K State Conference---.
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always ter-caste marriages are often punished members, out of which four were1ives of by lynching young couples. Without struggles will not succeed without a ity to women who had been dis-.
perspective and an org<misation to reserved for co-option at a laterialism, gl\ ingthese people land, house-sitesand criminated against..
ensure it is implemented. As such, they dnte. The 12 elected members.
)mmOn lavatoriesat least, wecannot expect them The report stated that the Lndusare thatsection ofour society that most are:.
' to liv12 ascitizens and as human beings. Water Treaty adversely affected the 1.arugglesaid. needs an agrarian revolution. So it power generation, irrigation and l\1 Y Jangam1The new forest ordinance passed by becomes the prirnarydutyofour Party to industrialisation of the state. lt pleaded 2. 1\! Trisal.
rtback the BjP-led 1\.'DA governmentin2002 has organise them as the crucial link in the 3. F J..: Bokhshidispossessed nearly 161akh tribal people for grantingofpowers to the state to fully.
nalism worker-peasant alliance and to unlensh -l..
as encroachers on land they have lived <. 'm l.nn Nabi Malik..
en the its momentum with their full participa-utilise the \·Vaters flowmg through its riv-5. :-,h ' ' Pras:~d Kcsar.
in forgenerations.Thishas increased the ersor providean equitnble<lltemattve to.
a big tion. (). oV' mmwd Khalil Naik (l\H A.
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t like ...... Th12 report laid dmvn 21 t<1sks for Abo 1d Hameed Wani.
inch-also lauded Prajas<1klifor working with 8. .\' .Itt! G<1ni Hafi:~.
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;;id it was a people's newspaper a commitment to seculur values and the party in the coming d.1ys. 9. On I'raknshand the peoplee themselves helped it After discussion, the report wi'lslions, whenevera programme for its develop-interests ofthe farmers, workers and the unanimouslyadopted by the conference. 10. i\lt,1· .1 nm:-~d 1.1qoob'leonJv poor. ) 1. Bish.m Oas.
ment was taken up. Prai1sakti was an It also adopted 13 resolutions-on hu-.
blic-Veteran journalist V 12. Kishore Kumnr.
alternative forum, not a competition to Bommareddy, C R.aghav<1chary, former R man rights, unemployment, agriculture,.
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anyone, he ~id.Theeditoralso t'ead out MY Tnrigami was rL'-elc.:-ted as the.
editorofV!salnndhra, I Venkalrao, former hydro electric project, democr<1tic trade state ~cretary ottheCPI(l\1). 1l1cconfer-messagesofgoodwill received from sev-union rights, migr<~nts from vJlky, bor-.
eral prominent people, including the chairmnn ofA P Press Academy, t~nd its der migrants, errJ tic povvN supply, ence:1lso ehxtl't..i 5 delcg.1lL~and one ob-.
former Chief Minister and TOP prc~i-present chairmnn 0 Amnr, K serVL'r for the It:lth Party congr~s to be.
Rao Rrunnch;mdra Murthy, editorofAndhrn ~vvomen, civic bodics/pa.nchGyat, rcha-held in New Delhi.dcnt, l\Chandrababu Naidu, <~nd t~lso bilitation ofsnow victims and th1 stntc/greatfully acknowledged donations by Jyoti, and T Ashok, editor ofVnrth.l were ct-ntrnl PSL-s. The conference o.1ncludt..'t..i with a .
several people. on the d<1is. V Krishnaiwh t..'k>ett..' d uct L)f the conference in a wholesome.
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hitherto tlnsc~:n spc,tn: of drastiC change~ 111 the whilc the Cnnurt::-.s ( iovernmenl at the ct:ntre.
l in protest. polill cn l. soc1al and econonm: lite of our country not rcnutlnt:d u llll~tc spcctator. II was in such a.
ent1rcly unlinked to one another w1th 11s gene~~~ 111 tunwltuous ph ase that many of us then in our teens.
·, contacted the d1~tant and also the not ~o dist tl ng 11. elf 111 the unti-Mandal.
theme of ·agll:.llton ' ;~nd th · land1r 'movement' respectively. (1995- 96) : I jo1ncd .INU 111 July llJ95 for M.A. 10.
the economY " 1 ne :-cd the tmpo~1ng. of an agenda for Politics tspcc1alizauon 111 lnlernauonal Relations) 10.
1mpen.lt't · lobalt Jtlon as an ·anlidotc ' to poverty, the S~:hool of lnternauonul Studies. Very soon I came.
unemp O)ment and under dc\elopmcnt! That none f mto contact w1th the poltlical leadership and more so.
ir11tially wllh the ultra-le i\ who led the JN~SU ~~ the.
the. e \\crc mutually exclusive IS clear when one ume. Ovl!r long discussiOns wtth them poltucaltssues.
looks 11110 the hi:-.tory of a puttern of :-.11nulwneity of ranging from the que~tion of naltonalt_s~l to th~ caste.
and communal qucslton I soon found 11 1mposs1ble to.
economtc cnsts, tncreasmg unemployment and.
poverty nn the nne hand and .the growth of agree w11h them un many issues. However, I was an.
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reactionary movements based on reltg10n or caste on active p<~rricipant of the JNUSlJ led mov':mcnt.
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the.: ut hcr .;nuplcd with the ruling classes' penchant against privatisation. I had been all the W~lle . tacmg..
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growth of fascism or the very recl!nt developments 10 hostel facilities and had to shift rooms on a regular.
the third world t:auntnes the sl!t palll!rn cannot be basis ltving literally in ull the boys hostels at umes.
m1sscd . A1111tlst the surrender llf ccnnom1c and even wtth upto 7- X students in a room fur an enure.
polltu.:a l :-.ovcn:lgnly tlu: growing aut hontanamsm or year. Tht~ cxpericncc enabled me to idcutity a glanng.
such rcgtmcs abo Jloscd a ch;lilcng~: to the very problt!m 111 the style of JNUSU functioning and I was.
clear thm while ltnking uur struggle with nauonal and.
existcncc Ill dcmm:rattc nghts ami pt:oplc's.
International issues and peoples' movement outside.
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If the Botbrs c:l';l! and the anu-Mandal nwb1lization problems laced by students in a consistent organtsed.
wert! the t!ptlolllt: nfthe rot 111 the poltmal ~ystem and manner and find solution to them thereby mamtammg.
rcactionury cast.:lst mobilization nt a vwlcnt nature. a clt:ar balance between campus and other issues..
respeclivcly, the most dungerou~ threat to the un1ty of Students ' problems cannot be dismissed as indulging.
in ' mere campustsm ' <tS was the refrain of certain.
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25110/2005 EXPOSE THE HYPOCRISY OF THE COMMUNISTS IN JNU!! .
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We, the students of JNU, are proud oJ our m.sutullon.. omorrow our umv~s~ty IS gomg t.or e ecttons. or lbc outs1~e.wo:ld J'N1! elecuons is 8 voice of .
the intcllcgt.'l.,cia but a ca.rc.r~l RL1ld.y ~cveals 1t us t~otl~g but the. most pe~uc1otts form ot castt! and commw1al mobth~lton ~t times coated in the lofty .
ideals ofhuman rights, tlllli-Hnpenahsm, de. To :surv1ve all Lhesc, the lett resorts to the most successful weapon of sclecbve propaganda. .
Exwnples ur~: . _ . . . . . . . . . .
1) American uggress10n of tr!rron:.-ts numufacturmg hub ol Alglu.mts~ whi(.;,h was domg u grt:!Ul $ervtce lo lndLa by training intematt .
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terTorists to pll1y huvoc in lndiu. They needed U1e greatest sympathy of the lefl. ona 2) Aim.:rican ultuck on lnq Md remov~l of lhc bl!n~Volcnt Saddwn .Hussain. who to hi~ credit, tUJd doM a great service to the Iraqi people b usmg Iraqi oil lor lm; personul s~rvtc~ und gassmg thousunds ol ShH:l..:; 11nJ Kurds who rust:: and revolt against him. Left projects him as~ .
victim .
J) Bosnin w8~ being ch.:m~ed of M~slims by .the tyrant Milosevic. 1\m<..-ric~ led NA.rO attackt!d Bosn~ ~md su~mitted their coreligionist Miloscvic for crime t1gmnst humwuty. Bnt this can ~e~cr become p<;~rt of se~ect1ve ldh~ propaganda. The'! 1d~o1og1cal enemy can be colored in only one color, i.e., the color of.the e~1cmy. Alllh1s ts donu to pl~sc ~c lundamentali.s~ amongst t.he nunonty community whom they have nurtured since im.lt!pendencc. 11leJr ttt.:Uon luudly CtJters to the n.ationWJStS ond progress1ve amongst our rrunority brothers as if they are an .
exception in U1emsclves. .
4) In Indiu~ lhl!y support the Ka.-;luniri dem.ttnd or St:CCS:'ilOll. They invited Yaseen Malik, Aznu Jnqllahl nnd AminuUab Khan (aU separatist leaders) in 1994, S.A.R Geclani ( ... strong suspicion remains ... given benefit of doubt Hon'b Supreme Court) in 2004, his Iawver Nandita HaJ.t~ur, (~s .u regular sn1re guest of the left~ t~ ~pilJ vcn? m agn~n~t !~din's claim on Kashmir. :r~ey call It freedom struJigt~ Thc::ir cluim sound ndtculous when \\'e see the support tor lreedom ot Kaslun1r 1s ratscd only m the Muslim mn1onty area" of J&K. Ladakh and Jwnmu are not touched by iL ·n,erc:: is no clumosing for treedom amongst re~dcnts or POK. In all it is nothing but a commw1al demand t:md needs :..-uppression und nol instig~tton and support. Such people do nol de:\crve votes but t:ases of high treason should be clamped on them. .
5) Hitler led 6 million Jews to th~ deuth chambers. Mao led 12 million ChiJtl!se lo death. Stalin got 14 million Russians sluughtered. HiUer resorted to murder in U1e name ofFa$cism. Mao and Stalin murdered tor the glory of communism. We have successfully put Fascism Ill the dungeons ofhi~tory, communjsm needs a similar tre~tmenl. The charasi communists are in a habit of propounding utopian and impractical ideas successfully camouflaged to seem beneficial to the masses and then resort lo mass slaught.er to sJlence lheir critics wh_en their lies starts taJling apart. .
6) In lndiu, they are the biggest instigators of corrununalism. By taking sides and 1bllowing a reckless pohcy of minority appeasement they provide fuello communal twtred. Thetr \vhole policy is based on divide and rule. They cons1der providing stx crore of government money to lht: VHP sponsored Ekul Vidyaluya providing education to children of inhospitable tribal a.rt:a'\ a.-; communal because the syllabus contains, a fur Arjun, h fur Balrnm, c fur Cow. But it is the left govl!rnmcnt of West Bengal wblcb is pru\'iding 360 crore of annuaJ grunt to tbe Madrassns. Tbe syllabus followed hy the MatJrassns are nothing but communal and ind ude words like Katir and Jihad. We do out agree that communa lism prupuundetJ in the name of so-called minority becomes hardcure scculnrbm. .
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7) Anoth~r tactics us~d by the communists through out the world in general W1d JNU it& particular is their habil of misappropnatmg whatever good that exi:;ts as their crel:ltion and blame others lor the shortcomings. They propagate thai JNU is JNU because of them. They fail to understand that JNU is formed fur research purpose on the Jines of AllMS and UTs nnd comparing it with any other \lllhcrsit} is idiotic. JNU is stiU a far cry from the facilities nvailahle to students uf these institutions. .
8) The corrununi::.is life tht: greatest para:·ntcs of the world. ln India they are supporting the UPA goverrunent to keep their minority vole intact but their propaganda rru~chinery whitewashes tht:ir true colours and projects them HS the champions of set."Ularism. In the government they are not there to support but to extract lhc max.imwn political mileage out of it. A government in power has to look after mWly m;ues and has to take some non-populist decisions which it can't avoid. TI1.ese communists like true parasites, instead of taking colll.!ctive responsibility detach themselves from the issue and oppose tt lor public conswnplion, thereby creating new vote hrulk.s u.t Ute cost of mling party. The same commwtists will be i.n lhe rront row to propagate the achievements of the government CLS their own making. '[beir support is more dangerous t.h&1n their opposition. .
9) They W"c not an indigenous produd but a product of multinational conspin.tcy Thc:ir stand against lnditt: .
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1 0) The communist bnmd of seculari~m J oes not allow them to condemn the grave human rights abuse inilictt!d on Kashmiri Hindus when they were su~ject.ed to diclatt!S bke ~owing black 11ags atop their houses on 15th August, pronounce Allah ho Akbar in public, abduction of their loved ones, brutul f'dpe of their women folk. public be~tings. being asked to convert or let~ve Kashmir tilCough Masjicls' loud speakers The communists will never stage u protest march against lheir condi1ions because secult:~rismis at stake. .
II) Thdr concern for woman's rights i~ only re.;;trictcd to GSCASH. When r~:~tionnls demam.l the nbrogation of talaq by simply pronouncing the word tluicl! by husb;;mds or the prec;ti~ of ket!ping Jour wives or the demand of dependent divorced women for aljmony from their husbands is rejected summurily culling itt~ communa'J demand. .
12) The:: whole CJim or conm1llnist propt:tgtmd.a is to kt::ep lhc:: minorities alunned and sharpening di1lim.!ncc::s amongst the mnjorily conunw1ity. The worst pr~ctice a1Tecti.ng U1e Hindu ::::ociety is the cw1te syRtem. lt has kept thern in chuins tor H thousW1d yc.!ars. Ils total rumihilELion is the only cure. The communisls support one or the oU1er caste as.,.ertions theruby strengthening th~ c~stt: system. The cuslc Hindus cun nt!ver be too generous to their weHkt:lr hrclh.rcn for the wrongs comnu lled in Uu: p1:1st. The communist cadres ndivl!ly participate in slogan shouting like 'Tilak, Tarnju nur Tnlwnr, lnko MHro Jutte Char1 This is nothing but bnt~ pulitics propagated tu ilivide the majority community..
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JNUSU' PROPOSAL TO THE UGC TEAM VJ ITING JNU .
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.JNU is a unique cc1llre of higher lean 1ing "vhich hns dist inguished itsclf_tor its egaliu11·ian ethos. b th in its social lite and its ac ademic conccn1. . Social sen itivily und s cial justice should fo rm the key cn t·ne r ... l0 1l ~, of it~ infrasrr·uc tLu·nl :.nd a nden1ic cxpunsic n. Also~ it is tl r·csi Ie ntin i n n1pu.s w he re 'il u dcnt:-.. f~tc.ult.\ nnd ~laf'f li\c in c l ose p1~oxirn i ty~ \vhich has tl llo , ve I e trernc ly <.Jcrnocr·o:Hic ond no n-IITCI"::ll·chical relation!) bet ,,een all sec1io 11s o f the univers ity . .
To sus tain au c.l str·cn~then the uuit..lU C ,..c id c nthtl and.contnlunity life o f th c n rn p u s,. the r-e n r c seve ral ve r·y pe·c ssiug d c rn.ancls. It is urg nt that. infr·as tr-ucur'"n l clevclnpncut nud c .. pan siun be a ·cut·d c d pt·in·ity iu the univ ·s ity . llostcl nud h e alth ccut.-c f.n ~ ilities ntus t be st·cn gthcn c..·c..L F ully ("quippe d h o s te ls., libt·ar-ics aud h~alth facilities 'v ith adc<.Juatc pcrn1unc nt st aff i nn tu·~cnt need~ par·ticubla"l) sin c pe rnaau<.-ut ,. c· uitn-,ent h:lS been cuntplctcly f--ozen in the ·ccc nt past. -rhi s h~ts becotnc .all t h e...: lll O n.! in1po r·t an t in the co ntext of sn1ooth and sp eedy inlp lc nlc rllnti n of OB " t\.!<;cc·\ n tio rl :-tnd ~cat expansio n . .
J'i l JSlJ hns uh ,ays ma intained that th ntally tO the most bu~ ic nee Is o f the studc11t ccunn ullil). such as fe llo, vships.. hostuls and the expansion nf acade rnic prog·an,n,cs over vnrious '" oidahl<.: hcnut i ficntion. construction. unw:wrnntcd beauti ficatiidnble .
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inancial Assis tance and Fellowships .
su m:;~intnins th<~l the provision of fe llowships is a bnsic need of".the stud_cnt commuu_ity, and is .
n ce ·sar\ so as to enable students to pursue thei· resen·ch and co ntu: ue the~ _stuclles. \Vtthout any .
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rello\\ship be fixed at July 2005 and tillS be ensured. .
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unik foto dcnt d yo y mi vstido!eso m pasa x hacr to a ultima hora ¬¬ peinado k&%$& x puro k a toas las minas dl ich c les ocurre ir und mi benja xD
m peinaron ko a las 8:30 y tnia k tar a las 8 sali ko a las 9! m makillaron en 10 minuto m vsti y lesto!saludo a mi acompañant mas lendo giankita hay toy kon el ramin k m regalo aaahh tkm gianki!ojojojo falta el detalle fatal d mi vestidiwi!su gran escot en la espalda! t matah!
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conference at \"ishakapat.n6).rn on .
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T. Srinivas de-manded from the govern -ment to pro-vide job-ori-ented courses to the students and not one which taught "mantras and vedas" which are not useful to earn a living. He charged the central government with encour-.
aging women to stay within the four walls of the house by intro-ducing courses like home keep-mg. .
He said that the BJP-Ied gov-ernment at the centre was trying to saffronise the administration and education bowing to pres-sures being exerted by the Sangh .
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S. Sudhakar Reddy, CPI state secretary, criticised the state government for introducing do-nation system even in govern-ment institutions and self-fi-nance courses in universities which were far beyond the reach of the common man. The EAMCET had rendered interme-diate certi tic ate valueless as stu-dents who scored very high marks also had to wri tc EAMCET which was not fair. .
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fronts .\ number of farmers upon the students to conJuct.
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railed to bring in reforms in edu-AI SF former general secretary cation sector \vhi lc the private Aziz Pasha, CPI district secre-.
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С сегодняшнего дня введён налог (State Fee) на регистрацию гражданства.
Средства, поступившие от уплаты State Fee за регистрацию гражданства пойдут в Казну государства и в дальнейшем на целевое покрытие операционных расходов, поддержание и развитие платформы Децентуриона.
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С 3 сентября токен DCNT, дающий гражданство в Децентурионе, автоматически выкупается на внутреннем рынке по минимальной цене, что создает внушительный спрос и одновременно значительно удешевляет процедуру активации паспорта гражданина. Токены DCNT продаются новым гражданам по «Экспресс-цене» ...
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"\II · 1 '!.roHIIIll'. to lb~ prcxnl needs ofthe society) an improvement in,,n11 \IIIII! It "~tturC!l o bold m.ttJabvc and correct perspective in the right i1) lt~hl the Ull.:tlin uf·tll(.) ihculty a.~ well. Faculty positions musl be fulfille<lt :mtul ln~ftl.111-.:ntullon l'o~iltties (en·) in the school is in bad shape duep ~il'lntiun tltAI good IG!xlrulory foclltlles are key to any quality researchf.~-4~lt\@ J!rubl.;ut'<, Clf mu~t be kept open round the cJock. More PCs m~iltl th~ lui~ .
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~en~(Sl.S)M1J:..: ~k~~mular{X'Oblems :tre being faced by the students ofSLS. There is no computer centre in this school, Internet is.:l.l.~~'>:'h1 ,:j t\'l ~i Sc. 't\!dcnts.. auJ. CIF is not m a proper shape. Gtven the nature ofcourses in SLS, placement celllS desirable.~..tlt."ftv N'rh~'\!ooSdest~lSPS).
Wi~h~tctl\c functi~ofthe councillor ofthe outgomg union, a few things were done. A canteen bas stmted functioning..
11'-~~\1:~ ~ ':NrJ.~Cioo prob!em :'Or me students ofSPS, it being situatedat the down campus. Nowthe JNU bus has been plymg. SFC~~-~..tt.;Jir~':!ctl\~. But ·there ::re l.Ss:le'.S on ''tich we need to have contrnuous struggle. It is pathetic tha1. SPS does not enough-~, ~;~~;;o!:!ll ,~~:a oobtics. M~PCs must be installed Worksta1jon has been under-utilised Internet 1s not accessible to MSc~7;'i..~.t:i-11'r~.c i£ oo (:&:.:: ~:;:.c!l mSPS ~t h3S been a long felt demand of the SPS students to initiate an M Tech proeramm~ in.
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Запись вебинара Романа Строгонова от 14.07.2018 на тему ликвидности, ценности и потенциала роста токена DECENTURION.
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Friends, . . . the issue of discussion and resolution on China in me JNUSU council meeting. In .
We note "'ith co~cern the half trUth presented to press bY ~SUI on de nin China {or showing p.runachal J>radesh as its territor)'. In ~~ maP "'~ the council meeting of JNUStl lleld on ) rd Dec., ').004 a r<cept some rnedia report-p.s a.
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deplorable._Howeer, the proposer and seco~der of me resolutiOn . ::.,..~o~usu orted the resolution. 111\"'ediateiY, another resolution was placed.
~csult except proposer and seconder no councilor frol1\ anY of the org \ . dpp t d C\~·,na bY th JN\lS\l council bails tbe comprehensive .
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in the "'eetmg whiCh was p~sse w'u'.oerw .· ' . tbe overn"'ents to res eet eacb otber's soerei n and lnte " .t a so .
border talkS between indiO and _ctnn· 'fbe resolution ~~~ es b~::a\\ contentious issues mrough dialogue. 'fbe resolution also appeals to ,solate askS both the !!,O'ernments to ,~amtalD_pea« at borders an \r:sof . \ tb< nard attel1\pts of reso\ vi ng border dispute through the process of dialogue 01 between the special task force set bY me gocmments of both coun~es. \ the [lrst place we would \i\ce to as\< the"' whal theY nave done on thiS .
xenophobic opinions on both ,,deS wh<b ,,.ve the potent.a o ..
\t is ridiculouSon the part ofJ'lStll to threaten to launch a st'.' o; ! ~~~~:~· ~nion? secondly, 1 is it the onlY issue for ]'lStll to go into an agltatonal issue in the Delhi \)nwerst)' where theY nave full maJofllY ,n d "tv \." need of "lnancia\ assistance and further ii1\Pro'el1\ent In hbrari -. · b\ei1\S {aced b'J stu ent commun'-J \.,.e " ' h rt f.
course ,,heren mere are manY presSing pro . nt {or not tal<.in anY stand on anY such alleged act on t epa o.
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facility? Thirdly, will NS\ll \auneb an a resolutfon to condel1\n Cbina in the current. session o_f .
China Will it as\<. the N{.\'.s {roO' thelf parent partY ( g \ .r. t cro""' Ch\na so {ar on anY such matter ne,ther haS 't .
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rr · \ 1 t coOl un 1D the recen mee lllb " ..v · ·11 condemned anYsuch o\leged act-he Issue '"' so no r . . h . t d \ d'\a's position of continuing me border talkS to ""'e It to' s . . p . "A. t "r Mani1\0han s mgh as reltera e n . . h.
durin!!. A.SEP.N suml1\lt. In \act, ""'e·"''n" er '".. . . t concrete basis to it would be against me spitlt of conducv atmosp ere .
' \ooica\ conclusion. In thiS contc~t "sung anY outfight statement .,,tnou . . ~uS\J "'~ a resnonsible bodY "'ust not plaY me ~enophob<.
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maintained durin talkS between lnd an ,na espl e ' . . b ·ts ·ords ""'d deeds The resolution put forWard by counc . or \ ' ~ · · ' 1 · ·m ·ts nesnbours '"'pro' Y " ~· · .
ro \e. contraf'f. it has to ensure that I nda s re allons w. ' . . . st India's terri toria\ i ntegrit)' and sovcrei gntY..
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We strongly condemn the bru~"'llJ?olice repression on the people of Nepal demandjng an end to the autocratic rule o l.
opened fired on huge process10ns demandmg end to thts tyranny. .
ic~ ftnng many_ persons have. died as of now and hundreds have been injured when police.
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The unigueness of the student movement in our campus has been its ability to wage successful struggles for the ben~m1~r:.
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commum.li~ the academics or strangle democr.uic righ~ of th~ st~dcnts in. campus. The student comm~nity has always fought thc~l'.
struggles unttedly under tht: banner of JNUSU and achteved stgmficant g:uns for the student community. In tomorrow's Academv.
Council meeting the JNUSU will raise the demands for further expansion of the rights and facilities for students..
Provide Financtal Assistance _to All Needy Students: In order to ensure that the studenL<:; of our university can complete thei..
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.tc:1demics and res~arch,.the issuc ?f fin:mcial assistance .is of p~ount importance. The survey conducted by JNUSU amply show .
that the extent of Ililancnl conc;t.r.unts faced by snJdents ts mass1ve. JNUSU aemands that the amount of MCM needs to be mcrease( .
t.o Rs l,SOJ with the income cap for MCM increased toRS 1,00,000 and should be extended to PhD students. Given the high dro~' .
out rates amongst SC/ST students, the Equal Opportunity Office must institute a special scholarship for SC/ST students. The.
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number of posts under the E::trn-As-You-Le:un scheme must be doubled with special preference to SC/ST students. The.
Administration should also ensure that the different scholarships annuunced by the government or the UGC, like the Rajiv Gandlu.
fellowship orsingle girl child scholarship or the MCM announced for minorities students, are provided to students ofour university. .
Implement the agreement: of [NUSU and Administration signed in 2004:. One of the landmark achievements of the student.
movement in our can1pus has been the agreement of the Administration vith the JNUSU after a historic agitation in 2004. In this .
agreem ent the Administration conceded to the demand for elected srudcnt representation in the Academic Council and .
Board of Srudies of the University. Along with this, the Administration also agreed to set up. grievance red.ressal.
committees with students' representation to deal with cases of Academic victimization. It is htghly shameful that the.
Adrnin.istration till date has not implemented its own commiunent. We strongly condemn the Ad.min.istration's insensitiviry on this .
issue and demand immediate implementation of the Agreement of 2004. The Administration must constitute Grievance Redressal.
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Comminees and expedite the process of approval ofstudents' election to AC and BoS which is awaiting approval from the President . .
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ScraP-the anti-student grade conversion formula: The necessity for such democratic representation of students in the highest.
policy of the Aruninistration. The manner in "'-hich the Administration ratified the anti-student grade conversion formula in the AC is ·'·: .
tormula 1f unplemented will harm the furure of large number of students m the campus. The student community under the leadership ~e bigg~.pointer tow~the necessity of involving students' represen?-tion in all decision ffiaki.ng forums..This grade conversion deciston rnakin& fr:rms of our University is precisely to intervene at the level of decision making itself and resist any anti-student .
of JNUSU expressed their opposition to the formula through a massive signature campaign and protest demonstration, following.
which the formula has been kept in abeyance. We demand that this AcademicCouncil Meeting must scrap theanti-student formula..
Another example of such highhandedness of the AdminiStration was the de-recognition of students coming from Ma.drasa .
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backgronnd The JNUSU successfully th"'-a.rted the anempts of the Administration to deny them registration and warns the.
St:ren21:hen and Democratize .E ual.
·where students from the depri . rtuni Offi....e: It i:; shameful that even in our tmiversity there happened certain cases.
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_.. sections are discriminated against and abused on caste lines. The Equal Opportunity Office.
however has no been able to punish the students guilty of such abuse because of structural constraints imposed on it. We demand.
that the Equal ()ppommity Office must be given power to recorrunend punishment in cases of caste abuse and it should comprise of.
members from cill the unions of the university community..
~ifyMPhil Pro~ein SAA:.ln tomorrow's AC meeting ~eAdministration mUst ratify the MPhil programm~ in the School.
which has already announced m the prospecn;s, after cons1stent pressure of the students under the leadership of JNUSU..
Moreover, the students of the School in a GBM had taken a categorical position against Ford funding in the School. The.
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Administration has conveyed to the JNUSU that the Ford funding in the School has been tenninated following the united.
Pumst communaJ lumP-ens, reconstitute Harjeet Singh Committee: The Harjeet Singh Committee constituted to enquire into.
th~ cases of violence on 171., August 2004, during SAR Geelani's visit to campus, must be reconvened immediately and the p~ople.
gmlty of violence should be viven exemplary punishment..
Provide r~tration to AhaFya Sial; Ahalya lias been denied registration by SIS Administration even though her Centre 0'\/A..A,.$.
to wnte her d1ssenauon stnce her centre has recommended her case based on her improvement. .
recon:men~.hercas~ and. rhe CASR ~'1 the School could not reach to a consensus. We demand that Ahalya be provided registration.
~reed on ceruun lffiprtJ.nt 1ssues. The demand for a corpus fund for Science School students getting CSIR scholarsiups has \X'hile ~h~ above m~ntioned issues are pending, the Administration under consist.ent pressure of the student co.rrunt~ty has.
paymg the scholarship frorn the Co.rpus Fund. The Administration has also agreed to install 100 new computers in the .
bee~met. Now the Science School students will not have to wait for months for their scholarships, with the Administration.
libr.uj. The demand for girls hostel has also been conceded to. However, no time frame has been fLXed in this regard and there.
has.been no commitment regarding building another wing for married research scholars which the TNUSU has been demwding.
consistently. We believe that "'-ith the pa.nici?ation of the student communitywe would ensure that all the above mentioned demandS.
a(e ~et: Th~refore we appeli w 1~e srud~::1.ts ~o participate in tomorrow's protest demo in large numbers and pressurize the.
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DEMANDING SCRAPPING OF THE ANTI-STUDENT GRADE CONVERSION FORMULA.
& FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR ALL NEEDY STUDENTS & OTHER DEMANDS.
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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da whole world knwz me,, hw cn i xplain abt ma self,,huuuuu....??? okizzzzz ill tll... me smrt,, cute,, lovin,, dcnt,, xxyy,, datzoll sayz ma frndz n ma bro,, but m nt... jst guess of u guyzz....??? nd da main thin abt me,, which makes me dffrnt 4m oders dat, peple syz i hv gt mesmarizing EYES ,, ny one cn lost hr/him self in it..... picture abhi baaki hai doston,,
O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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As much as people seem to have their cliques or drama, nothing pulls the community in SL together quite like a fund raiser. Second Lifers have gathered together and brought a variety of items for purchase with all proceeds going to the Red Cross International Response fund for the use of providing relief and help to those affected by the Haiti Earthquake.
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JNUSU ·UPSC Must Be Equitable a~a~·nclusive! .
6.11.13 PROTEST DHARNA.
UPA Govt.Must Ans~~t· t .
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~ WHY Exclude 'Foreign' Languages Taught in Our Universities from UPSC Subjects? Deputation to DoPT .
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> HOW Do Arabic-Persian Taught for Centuries Be·come 'Foreign', When English is Not? 7 NOV, TOMORROW.
> WHOM Does UPA Want to Exclude by Scrapping Arabic-Persian from UPSC Subjects? Bus from Ganga Dhaba at 1.00pm.
'> WHY the Biased Format for CSAT and other ChangesThat Discriminate againstStudents from Rural/Non-English/Humanities Background ? .
> WHY NO Additional Attempts and Age Relaxation for Transition Peri.)d Candidates? .
Resist the Gameplan of Elitisationand Exclusion of UPSC Opportunities .
Over the past few years, students and youth across lhe country subject, and social backgrounds and tiltthe exam pattern toare bearing the brunt of so-called 'educational retorms', and the advantage of candidates from from science/concerted moves to commercialise higher education. New bills management/technocratic training over candidates fromin the education sector have been introduced to hand over languages and humanities. These are nothing but welleducation to private players and provide immunity to private/ .
calibrated plans to make the executive wing of government ancorporate profiteering from the law ofthe land. The FYUP (four-.
extended arm of corporates, and eliminate any semb(ance ofyear undergraduate programme) is unilaterally imposed in social science training, conciouness and sensitivity..
Delhi University despite strong opposition from students and The student community is well aware that JNUSU has beenteachers. Fee hikes, privatisation and user charges for running a campaign againstthe elitisation ofUPSC syllabusessential facilities become the norm in different campuses. .
and exam pattern. During this campaign,JNUSU has contactedEven as education is being converted into a commodity available and received the support ofstudents and teachers from variousonly to the r:ich and the privileged, there are also systematic universities. On 10 Oct. 2013, a massive demonstration at the.
attempts to elitise employment opportunities such as the call of JNUSU was held at the UPSC Bhawan where students.
IBPS and the UPSC. Recently for instance, the I BPS arbitrarily and teachers from JNU, Jamia, AMU, Patna and Allahabadreduced the age,limit and increased the minimum percentage University participated. However, the UPSC officials tried to passrequired for applying. And now the UPSC is closing its doors the buck on to the govt..
for common students through a series of policy moves likescrapping various languages from its syllabus and changing On 7 Nov> JNUSU is hofding a protestDhama at JantarMa11tar its exam pattern. These poLtcy changes tend to tamp=:?r with and Deputation to DoPT 3Q3inst the recent UPS<:~ ruies,where the iav-:1 playing fie~d for students from differentlanguage, studer.ts a1d teachers from different universities will participate. .
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Lohit Incident: Condemn Out-of-Bounds Order on the Woman Student,.
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Resist Administrative IIJnila·t~ralism and High-handedness!.
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Ensure Impartial e~nquiry ~nd Justice !! .
JNUS Uexpresses deep concern over the recent incidents in Lohit hosteL Jn order fo·r justice to be ensured, it is imperativethat a thorough and unbiased investigation take place. lmmedicllcly after the incident, the police was calJed into the.
campus and complaints were registered with the police by a JN U woman student as well as the concen1ed warden of theLohit hostel. The JNUS U General Secretary also reached Loi1it when (he woman student concerned contacted him. Inthe C:iscussions that took place on the spot in the presence< f}cvcrn l facu lty members, and subsequently, it was assuredthat a fair enquiry would be instituted into the ?ntirc ~nd_dcnt. In the current scenario of serious allegations by awoman student and a warden of Lohit, it is necessa.-y that a prQper enguiry take place to establish the truth. .
We have now come to know that the wcmm1 .! udent has bc£n tit!dared ~out of bounds' by the JNU.
administratinn, till the enquiry takes place. Th~:~ {~ecislnn O}i.CC aga3n smacks of administrative high-handedness-it is completely unacceptable and condemnable, nnd 1:iH be :~tr·ongly protested. .
JNUS U would like to point out that the present unfortunate situatir·~ 1 Vio,.ild in all probability not have arisen had the JNUadministration handled the situation more sensitively. Some of the .~~lets in this case need to be highlighted: The.
woman student concerned had been asked to vacate the Lohit hostel, and shift to Sabannati. However, the reasons forthis hostel transfer were not provided to her. The student t:oncerned, as w~ll as JNUSU repeatedly approachedthe DoS office to ask for a copy of the complaint on the basis of which the hostel transfer was ordered. The DoS keptrefusing to. do so and sending the student back to the ho:,tel office without any reason. JNUSU along with thestt:~dent even approached the Vice Chancellor in this regard -and the VC in their presence instructed the DoS to providethe copy ofthe complaint and the reasons ofthe transfer within 24~ hours. Despite this, the DoS still refused to supply the.
complaint l~tter the next day. Throughout, the DoS office h~~haved with its characteristi~ insensitivity, callousnessand highhandedness. It is this stubborn, obdurate attih!f~c of the DoS '''hicb exacerbated the situation. The.
v-:hole situation could have and should have been dealt with feu more transparency and sensitivitv..
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Two-wheeler carrying bomb that killed 5in , Maleg~ontraced to man with ABVP lirtK8; -~· 'blast in Modasa killed 1; suspects questioned .
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TilE Maharnshtra police are said to have cracked the September 29 bomb blasts in Malegaon and Modasa town in neighbour· ing Gujacat saying these were allegedly car-riedoutbytheHinduJagranManch,anln· dore-based Hindu extremist group known to have links to the BJP's student wing, Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (AB:VP). The keysuspects are being ques-tioned, top Maharashtra Police sources hu\'C told ThelndianExpresi. ... · ., . .
Five Muslims were killed in a ~erfur · blastinthec:ommunallysensitivetexti.lc;town .
1 of Malegaon in Mabarashtra and onel~us-lim boywas killed in the explosion in Modasa in Sabarkantha district. .
Both bombs were placed on motorc:Ycles parked in crowded areas days before Bid and set off after Muslims had broken their .
Ramzan fa.~t on aMondayevening. . 11te BJP had condemned both the blasts. Investigator; initiaUy suspected Islamist . groups such as SIMI or the Indian Mu-.
jahidecn to be behind th~ear-simultane-ous attacks-the first blast was atModasa at '9.26 pm, the S(!COnd minutes later in Male-gaon -as they came in the aftermath of blaslc; in Barigalore, Ahmedabad and Delhi. .
BcsiJcs, the motorcycle in Malegaon was parked below the now-defunct ftrst floor of-fice of SIMI while the one: used in Modasa. had Islamic stickers onits seat. · .
..However, investigators found that these were apparently attemptsby the attackers to mislead them, the sourcessaid. .
Tho breakthrough, they said, came when .thcy trnccd tht1 origin of the two-wheeler >'osed in Mnlcguon. The vehicle used was n .
LML Freedom brand although some of its pnrrs hnd been l"ntmibaliscd from othervehi-de..~ and the cba:;,~is and engine numbers had bl:cn crns,~d. .
But wilh thi!: brand out of production, .. dcnt.~r rccNds :-md help from fore.nsic: expert<; kd the probe to Gujarat, the sources said. .
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The motorcycle was allegedly owned by a manwithan':.-\BVPbackgrowld"thercwhile ·the attackers belonged to the Hindu Jagran Manchwithits headquarten; based out ofthe office of an NGO in Indore, investigators found. .
Thp Maharashtra police officials con-finned the breakthrough but refused to go on record due to the sensitivities involved, .
·~ddingthat C'.entral agencies were aware of .
the development. .
The blast in Malegaon had spark~;d mob violence as angcy Muslims target~.d the local police and grievouslyinjured the first policc-men to arrive at the site, including a proba-tionruylPSofficer.· · . 1 · The attaclc came two years to the month I when three bombs had exploded in and around a mo1-que in the town and kHiet.l 37 I people, mr.:.tlyMusllmworsh.ippers. I .
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Nanded Blast 2006 Tenkasi Explosion .
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Kanpur Blast Aug 2008 .
Faizabad Terror Calls Aug 2008 .
Ancl NOW Onoe Again Clear .
Evidence Of Involvement Of RS~-8JP Outlits Like Hindu Jagran Manch, ABVP In Malegaon Blast !If .
Remember, It Is The RSS-BJP Co. Which Use Terror Attacks Fqr Its Maximum Political Benefit : To Fan Com-munal Frenzy And Reap Votes I .
Will "Secular" UPA Show Some Spine To Investigate The Terror Links of RSS Fasci~t Brigade and Stop Stereotyping and Witch-Hunting Innocent Citizens and Minorities! .
Why Has Raj Thackrey Been Given Bail Even After Repeated Racist Terro and Violence and Murder? Why Is Congress Govt Of Maharashtra Refusing Determined Action Against the Shiv Sena..MNS??? .
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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В связи с технической неполадкой на бирже HitBTC торговые пары DCNT/ВTC, DCNT/ETH, DCNT/USDT могут не показываться до 12 часов 11.11.2018 (воскресенья).
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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da whole world knwz me,, hw cn i xplain abt ma self,,huuuuu....??? okizzzzz ill tll... me smrt,, cute,, lovin,, dcnt,, xxyy,, datzoll sayz ma frndz n ma bro,, but m nt... jst guess of u guyzz....??? nd da main thin abt me,, which makes me dffrnt 4m oders dat, peple syz i hv gt mesmarizing EYES ,, ny one cn lost hr/him self in it..... picture abhi baaki hai doston,,
da whole world knwz me,, hw cn i xplain abt ma self,,huuuuu....??? okizzzzz ill tll... me smrt,, cute,, lovin,, dcnt,, xxyy,, datzoll sayz ma frndz n ma bro,, but m nt... jst guess of u guyzz....??? nd da main thin abt me,, which makes me dffrnt 4m oders dat, peple syz i hv gt mesmarizing EYES ,, ny one cn lost hr/him self in it..... picture abhi baaki hai doston,,
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Struggle Culminates Successfully .
On the 12m day of the indefinite hunger strike after three days of prolonged dialogue, the administration was compelled to agree to the just aemands of the JNUSU. In the agreement signed .
with the JNUSU, the administration has agreed that all the rusticated students would be given registration by 14th August Qast day of registration for monsoon semester) on the basis of an appeal .
expressing regret. TIUs agitation also succeeded in making substantial gains vis--.1-vis the students' .
charter of demands. The JNU administration l1as agreed in principle to start the M.Phil/PhD .
scholarship with effect from July 2005 and would pursue the matter with the UGC. The MCM .
SC studenn; has been increased to Rs.1500 per month from .
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scholarship for B.A/M.A./~1:CA/M.
Rs.l 000 per month and the family income cap for eligibility for MCM scholarship has been raised from Rs.75000 per annum toRs. 1 lakh per annum. Th(' issue of inclusion ofgender violence in the purview .
of the"GSCASH in the light of the Domestic Violence Bill has been sent for discussions at the School .
karamcharis to monitor and ensure minimum w~ges for all casual workers. The recomm.endations oflevcl. The administration has also agreed to set up a permanent body comprising students, teachers and .
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the equivalence committee for recognition of m!ldarsa certificates in JNU will be pursued with the HRD Ministry by the administration. The process of democratising the Equal Opportunity Office will also be expedited. All these achievements were registered despite a nefarious attempt by the NSUI to sabotage the agreement between the JNUSU and the administration at the last moment through backdoor manipulations.The As far as the fines imposed upon the JNUSU offi,:e-bearers are concerned, the SFI-AISF has taken the position that they should be re\·oked uncondjtionaUy. The ultra-Left, including the General Secretary of the JNUSU from AISA, insisted that the JNUSU office-bearers should also express regret once.
9d again in writing. The SFI-AlSF has rejected this position on the basis of three arguments: (i) The .
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JNUSU office-bearers have already conununicated tO the administration in writing theJNUSU Council .
pur resolution expressing regret on the 19th February incident. The UGBM, which is the highest decision .
maki~g body of the students, have also collectively expressed regret. There is no reason why the JNUSU office-be~rers showd express regret ir.d··...;cluaUy once agajn. (ii) "D·1e fml.!.> itnp<·~-=d upoa ...... ,.
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who were rusticated have been held responsible tor specific acts like deflating the tyre ofthe Registrar'slnd JNUSU office-bearers are on the grounds that th-:y were 'unable to control the ~ituation' while those .
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car, tainting the car w1th black paint, using abu:;;ve language and instigating students for the act. It is ckar that the JNUSU office-bearers were not personally invc~red in any of the advenrurist acts on 19tb .
they have been fined c.Huy because they are JNUSU office-b~rers. (ill) TI1c February ~n any way -.
AISA and the DSU had initially celebrated the :C);:h February gherao as an act of heroism and ir was only after the initiative taken by the JN USU off,.·---bearers from the SFI-AlSF ;;,nd the appeal issued by .
the J~UTA that they realized their folly. AISA tbstained from voting in the JNUSU Council on the .
by the Council reso!t::ion, the DSU opposed ~he Council resolution rerming jt a sell-out ro the.
re<;olution expressing regret. \'vhile they subseqt ·nth ch:mged their position jn the UGBM and stood administration and refuseci to express any regrcr It wa~ only after their line was rejected by the UGBM 'inconvenience caused, ifO!!J'· that they made a Yolte-face and submitted letk -. of regret, that too for In contrast, the SFI-AISF has taken a princ,· ·led position right from the beginning that the 19rl' February incident was an aberration, argued t ..)r cxpress!ng regret for the same and held that any disciplinary action following the expression of r..'gret would be unacceptable and fought too~h a11d nail. .
After having walked the talk, there js absolute~,. no question of the JNUSU oft3ce-bearers exp:-cssir.g regret once again. In fact SFI-AISF is also oppcr~c:d to the General Sc:crctary of rhc JNUSU from :\JSP. .
5ubrnitting a regret le~ter, which for some str~" !e rc-.1son he himself wants tO do. T ht! JNUSU office-.
bearers, being elected representatives of the srt~dcnt community, h~ve to defend the sanctity of their .
office aW'inst efforts by the administration to r \ 'lwbeat them. .
Sd'· Sd/-San}ay Ku:nar .
Rajiv Kumar Ranjan Secrct:\f)', ;\lSP-JNU Secretary, SFI-JNU .
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O consumo de alimentos calóricos, industrializados e processados, aliado à ausência de atividades físicas são alguns dos fatores determinantes para a obesidade, que já afeta mais de 50% da população brasileira, de acordo com recente pesquisa realizada pelo Sistema de Vigilância de Fatores de Risco e Proteção para Doenças Crônicas por Inquérito Telefônico (Vigitel). A pesquisa faz parte das ações do Ministério da Saúde para estruturar a vigilância de doenças crônicas não transmissíveis (DCNT) no País, na última década. Diante do cenário nacional, a endocrinologista Flávia Cunha, que atua no Hospital Jean Bitar (HJB), afirma que o excesso de peso corporal “se trata de um problema nacional e mundial”. Somente no Brasil, em 10 anos o número de obesos cresceu 60%, com prevalência em pessoas a partir dos 24 anos. O sexo masculino lidera o ranking, com 57,7%. Já no aspecto da obesidade a frequência entre os sexos é bem próxima: 19,6% homens e 18,1% mulheres. O mais preocupante, explica Flávia Cunha, é o aumento da doença, porque impacta diretamente no crescimento de doenças associadas, como diabetes e hipertensão. Na foto, a paciente em tratamento no hospital, Lilian Borges (cabelos vermelho)
FOTO: IGOR BRANDÃO
DATA: 30.01.2018
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