Rajasthan, Haryana and Uttarakhand are full ringed, while the rest of India will see partial eclipse

The first solar eclipse of this year will be on 21 June Sunday. According to the information released Tuesday from the Ministry of Earth Sciences, the eclipse will start at 9:16 am. The circular position will start at 10.19 am. It will remain till 2.02 pm. After this, the partial situation will end at 3.04 pm.

The second and final solar eclipse of this year will be on December 14, which will be complete. In the northern states of Rajasthan, Haryana and Uttarakhand, a ringed state can be seen. The rest of the country will see a partial solar eclipse.

Main places along the ring path of the eclipse

• Dehradun
• Kurukshetra
• Chamoli
• Joshimath
• Sirsa
• Suratgarh
• During these twilight eclipses, the Moon will cover about 98.6% of the Sun.

Partial Eclipse Locations

At the time of maximum eclipse phase, the Moon Sun will cover 94% in Delhi, 80% in Guwahati, 78% in Patna, 66% in Kolkata, 62% in Mumbai, 28% in Port Blair.

Dispute between cinema organization IMPAA and FWICE, complaint made to CCI on certification case

The dispute between the two major cinema organizations of the country has deepened regarding the certification. Manufacturers 'association IMPAA has made several serious allegations against cine technician workers' association FWICE. There have been allegations by Impa that FWICE has described itself as the only entity in Western India. It is also alleged that the workers and producers working outside this situation are being fined. The complaint in this case has also reached the CCI (Competition Commission of India).

IMPAA Chairman DP Agarwal wrote in the complaint, 'We are indeed surprised that you are repeatedly representing that you are the only union that controls all workers, technicians and artists' unions in Western India. And you refuse to allow all producer associations and producers to work with non-members of your institution.

False claim to be 5 lakh workers

This is done on the basis of your claim that FWICE represents five lakh workers, while in reality your workers number is less than 50,000. This has been confirmed by the video recording of your treasurer Mr. Gangeshwarlal Srivastava. It states that the total active members of the trade union are all lightmen, staff, spot and production buoys, all workers in the art department and majority workers of all production crews, only 12,000. The total number of all your associates cannot exceed 50,000.

You also know that you are not the only association in the entertainment industry. There are also Shiv Sena Chitrapat Branch, Film Craft Federation, Marathi Chitrapat Mahamandal and many other associations like BJP, Congress, MNS. Therefore, on the basis of imagination without pause, you are claiming to be the sole representative of all workers to mislead everyone.

IMPPA has been reminding its decision at every opportunity of violation of the order and advises you not to violate the law. The decision of the CCI has the same status as the High Court and can only be challenged in the Supreme Court. However, you have continued to instruct producers and your own partners, disregarding the CCI decision. CCI was approached by a producer Contilo Pictures Pvt Ltd against it. In this case, you issued letters of exclusion dated 29-3-18 / 26-11-18 to your affiliates. You also issued a threatening letter to Messrs on 30-11-18.

Fines on people are a violation of rules

Explaining further, TP Aggarwal said, 'You and your colleagues have to realize that times have changed. No one can set the conditions. Everyone will have to work jointly and give full cooperation otherwise producers and industries will not be able to live. Producers are free to work with any person of their choice, whether or not a member of any association, at a price fixed by them. No one has any right to insist only on the employment of its members, conduct vigilance checks and stop shoots. Hiring non-members and imposing fines is a violation of the Competition Act given by CCI. The producers are independent, they have complete freedom to work. No one else can interfere with the idea decided or make any unreasonable demand as it is a violation of law '.

'IMPPA clearly tells you the total number of its employees and the restrictions imposed on you by CCI. It is your duty to ensure that under no circumstances should any of your colleagues use any form of strong weapon tactics against the film, TV or any other entertainment platform or producer. No one can abuse the law of the land. If you and your colleagues do this, you will do so entirely at your own risk, such as costs and consequences'.

RPF constable, who delivered milk on the moving train for the girl, said- I am the father of two daughters, so understood the pain of that mother

Railway Minister KRPF constable Inder Yadav, who delivered milk on a moving train for the baby girl, was praised by the Railway Minister after he appeared on Aaj ka Fast News and Inder was honored. In a special interview with Bhaskar, Inder said that I had not given this help to any praise, I only considered it part of duty. I am thankful to Aaj ka Fast News who showed the entire incident well, after which the Railway Minister also shared this video and praised my work. This is the moment of my career that I will never forget.

Daughter said- Papa proud of you

Inder said that I also have two daughters, so when the female traveler requested milk for her baby girl, I could understand the pain of that mother. This is our daily work and I have also been very happy with this work. After watching this video and news, my wife and mother said- We are proud of you. At the same time, my seven-year-old daughter Aaradhya Yadav said - Papa Proud of you. This is the biggest achievement of my life.

First 'Aaj ka Fast News' showed the video

The news and video of this bravery by RPF Jawan Inder was first shown on 'Aaj ka Fast News'. After seeing this, Railway Minister Piyush Goyal appreciated the jawan and also announced the cash prize. On Friday, GM Shailendra Kumar Singh of West Central Railway gave the constable five thousand rupees in cash and a letter of appreciation.

Understand the full story from the timeline to his honor

May 31: Inder Singh helped the woman train passenger Safia Hashmi in the Shramik Special train at Bhopal railway station. On this day RPF considered it a normal duty work.

June 2 : On the second day of the incident, Aaj ka Fast News shared an account of Inder's bravery through a video story from the exclusive CCTV video of the entire incident.

On the same day, when the Railway Minister saw this video, he shared it through his official Twitter and Facebook account. Apart from this, this video of Aaj ka Fast News was shared across the country including Ministry of Railways, GM, DRM.

June 4: The Railway Minister praised RPF Jawan Inder Singh for his bravery and announced a cash award and a citation.

June 5: Shailendra Kumar Singh, GM of West Central Railway, who arrived at Bhopal Rail Division to inspect the Itarsi-Khandwa rail section, honored RPF constable Inder Singh with a cash prize and a letter of appreciation of five thousand rupees.

Learn about the case in detail

Safia Hashmi's three-month-old baby girl was starving for two days on 8 May at 8:45 pm on May 31, traveling from Belgaum (Karnataka) to Gorakhpur. The child's parents were feeding him by dipping a biscuit in water. He asked for milk for the baby at several stations, but nowhere did he get help. When the train reached Bhopal, Safiya requested the RPF jawan for milk for the girl child. Inder Singh put a packet of milk on the train running from the station to the mother and could help the hungry girl for two days.

Selected pictures of the poignant stories of the real migration of the biggest migrants taking place after independence

From the first week of May, the migration of migrants from Maharashtra to Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and other states had intensified. Most of them were laborers. Photographs of these migrants starved, pedestrianized, loaded into truck-temps began appearing on newspapers, TV channels and digital media platforms.

Dainik Bhaskar was sending you stories of migration of these migrants for the last five days. Directly from there, the way most migrants leave Maharashtra and reach their homes in other states.

The attempt was that you might also be aware of the reality of this biggest exodus after independence and the poignant stories related to it.

With this goal, our journey started from Dhane in Mumbai at 1 pm on 17 May. We crossed the Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh border via the Nashik highway and then reached Indore via Jhansi and Prayagraj.

Tried to take you directly to that highway and the villages of those migrants through 100 hours of live reporting and 16 reports in a journey of more than 1500 km. In this journey, we took some pictures, collected them together in this photo story-

FIR against Sonia Gandhi in Karnataka over tweets questioning PM-CARES Fund, Congress calls it 'vendetta politics'

New Delhi: An FIR has been lodged against Interim Congress chief Sonia Gandhi on a tweet questioning the Prime Minister's Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency (PM-CARES) fund from the party's official Twitter handle.

According to reports, an FIR against Gandhi has been filed on the basis of a complaint made by KV Praveen, a lawyer in Karnataka's Shivamogga district, against PM Cars Fund's tweet from the party's Twitter handle.

"An FIR has been filed against Sonia Gandhi for tweets against PM CARES FUND under Section 153, 505 (1) (b) of the IPC," a senior police official was quoted as saying by PTI.

In his complaint, KV Praveen has said that the tweet allegedly made has no account of PM CARES FUND and others and is trying to create distrust among the public by spreading "baseless allegations".

However, the Congress central leadership has accused the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi of indulging in politics after an FIR was filed against Sonia Gandhi for questioning the PM-CARS fund in Karnataka.

The party also targeted the BJP government of Uttar Pradesh and accused it of doing dirty politics by registering a case against the party's state unit chief Ajay Kumar Lallu and arresting him twice on Wednesday.

The party's state unit also handed over a letter in this regard to Karnataka Chief Minister Yeddyurappa and urged him to withdraw the FIR lodged against Gandhi. It was signed by KPCC chief DK Shivakumar.

The party also urged Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to review its decision.

"It is extremely unfortunate that at a time when the world is facing a disaster like coronovirus and where crores of people in India have lost their livelihood and are forced to go home, instead of helping them and providing all of you To do "(BJP) wants to do politics. '

"You are not just misusing the government machinery. You are also inciting the politics of retaliation. We strongly condemn it," Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinet told a press conference on Thursday through video conferencing.

Srinet said it was not about the FIR against Sonia Gandhi, "it shows us how the BJP and Modi operate". "Even in times like these, what is important to them is the politics of retaliation. It is a democracy and in democracy the opposition leaders have the basic right to ask questions," he said.

Shrinate said that this was not a question on the state of affairs, but on the PM-CARES fund, where thousands of crores of rupees have been deposited and even so much funds are available that migrants are still forced to move and people Why still suffer.

"Why can't this money be released ... Every Indian wants to ask this question," he said.

Marathi writer, playwright Ratnakar Matkari dead

An eminent writer-director, Ratnakar Matkari died late on May 17 at a hospital in the city from COVID-19. Mr. Matkari was 81 years old.

After being hospitalized for routine check-up at Godrej Hospital, Mr. Matkari was shifted to Seven Hills Hospital when his COVID-19 examination result came out positive. He breathed his last around midnight of 17 May

Shri Matkari is considered one of the most versatile writers in the rich heritage of Marathi literature. More than the longevity of his artistic period - with his first one-act play Vesi Manche aired on All India Radio in 1955 when he was a teenager - it is his wide range of mastery over various forms and stories by connoisseurs has been accepted. And readers / viewers alike.

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For more than six decades, Mr. Matkari emerged as a stand-out writer who handled various forms of writing primarily to the Maharastra middle class. While his mastery in thrillers (good cattha) earned him praise, he remained a playwright at heart. This is reflected in the fact that he has more than 90 plays - of which more than 20 are child plays - to his credit. His published literature also includes short stories, compilation of essays and his theater autobiography Maje Rangpreg.

His most popular works of art include plays such as Aranyak (a blank verse-based format based on the concluding chapter of the Mahabharata), folklore 78 (depicting Dalit life), Dubhung, Ashwamedha, Jawai Manjha Bhala, Chara Daivas Premache, Ghar Tighanache . Hawe, Khol Khal Paani and Indira. In addition, his children's plays such as Alabatta Galabatia and Nimma Shamma Raksha were recently revived.

Despite his success as a playwright, Mr. Matkari became synonymous with the suspense thriller genre in which he dominated with his stories and screenplays. In Marathi literature it is considered a milestone in the Gahe-Bahagae style, both as a book and a television serial to which he adapted it. He was proud to admit that since writing was his "profession", he would dedicate "eight hours a day, six days a week" to writing.

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Prashant Damle, who played the protagonist in four titles, who was seen by Mr. Matka, including Cher Divas Premache, who watched over 1,000 shows, called Mr. Matkari "an all-rounder". He said, 'I am very lucky to be able to work with him in four plays of various forms. I consider working with him as one of the important points of my acting career, ”Mr. Damle told The Hindu.

“The abundance of his talent is reflected in the fact that he can easily switch between different art forms. She mastered all art forms, from social issues to Balanatya (children's plays), from Achhe Kathe (thriller stories) to light romantic dramas. He was truly a true all-rounder. With his death, not only Marathi, but the Indian theater fraternity has lost a prolific writer and a pillar of support, ”he said.

He has received many awards over the years. His film Investments won the Best Marathi Feature Film at the National Film Awards. In addition, he belongs to a select band of artists awarded by Sangeet Natak Akademi and Sahitya Akademi.

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