New Delhi:Ahimsa Vishwa

Bharti consultant and Sankar

Bharti Chandni Chowk District

President Kenu Agarwal have

been selected for King Abdullah

Bin Abdulaziz International

Centre for Interreligious and

Intercultural Dialogue (KAICI-

ID) Internat ional Fel low

Program 2019.

KAICIID, based in Austria’s

capital city Vienna is an inter-

governmental organization

jointly founded in 2012 by the

Republic of Austria, Kingdom

of Spain, Kingdom of Saudi

Arabia and the Holy See

(Vatican) following the initia-

tive of King Abdullah of Saudi

Arabia to promote inter-reli-

gious dialogue with the aim of

preventing and resolving con-

flicts.

The participants for the

In te r n a t i o n a l Fe l l o w s

Programme were chosen after

a r igorous process that

involved in-depth assessment

and interviews of applicants

from around the world. Kenu

Agarwal is among the 20 can-

didates selected from all over

world for this traning

KAICIID International

Fellow Program brings togeth-

er religious workers and teach-

ers from around the world for

in-person and online training

in dialogue, mediation and pro-

moting social cohesion. The

Fellows program is designed

to equip inter religious work-

ers and teachers with the skills

to educate about interreligious

dialogue; provide them with the

necessary skills to become

active facilitators and leaders

in interreligious dialogue; and

to train them in conflict trans-

formation to be active peace-

makers in their respective com-

munities.KenuAgarwal before

l e a v i n g f o r K A IC I ID

International Fellow 2019 first

training in Vienna said I have

been working for Religious

and Cultural Haomony from last

10 years. I went through the

rigorous selection process of

KAICIID International Fellow

Program 2019. Being select-

ed for this I will get an oppor-

t u n i t y t o u n d e r s ta n d

Interreligious and Intercultural

working on international plat-

form. Being trained with peo-

ple coming from different parts

of the world will a move ahead

towards interreligious harmo-

ny initiatives. Mrs.Agarwal said

that she has been living in

Chandni Chowk, the heart of

Capital of India Delhi where

people worship in Hindu &

Jain Temples, Mosques,

Churches, Gurudwaras and

other religious places. Delhi

has been the centre for major

commercial activities ever

since Delhi was established.

People from different parts of

the world come to Delhi for the

trade, education, cultural inter-

actions, inter governmental

activities and they perform

their activities in a harmonious

atmosphere. Interreligious and

Intercultural Harmony is part

o f I n d i a ’s C a p i ta l

Delhi.Governed by a Board of

Directors comprising of lead-

ing religious leaders who

include Bishop Miguel Ayuso

(Vatican’s Secretary for the

P o n t i f i c a l C o u n c i l f o r

Interreligious Dialogue), H.E

Metropol i tan Emmanuel

(Exarch of the Ecumenical

P a t r i a r c h a te o f

Constantinople), Chief Rabbi

David Rosen ( Former Chief

Rabbi of Ireland & Director of

Inter Religious Affairs for

American Jewish Committee)

and Reverend Mark Poulson

(Secretary for Inter Religious

Affairs to the Archbishop of

Canterbury), the organization’s

activities and programs are

spread across the world,

noticeably in Africa, Europe,

Middle-East, South-East Asia

and at the United Nations.

Over a period of twelve

months, the Fellows would

participate in a series of in-per-

son and online trainings, along

with field visits and discussions

on the theme of interreligious

dialogue, coexistence and plu-

ralism.This integrated learning

process is designed provide the

Fellows with the necessary

tools to facilitate and develop

such training within their

respective institutions” read

the invitation letter from KAICI-

ID. At the end of their training,

the Fellows will have the oppor-

tunity to develop and imple-

ment small-scale local and

international inter-religious dia-

logue projects. They would

also be added to the KAICIID

Alumni providing them further

opportunities for networking,

micro-grants and invitations to

conferences.

Two-day NationalConference

Gyanodya orga-nized

Udaipur: A two-day National

Conference Gyanodya organized joint-

ly by the Institute of

Chartered Accountant of

India's Committee on

Accounting, Standard for

Local Bodies, Banking,

Insurance, and Financial

Services and Udaipur

chapter in the Opera

Garden located at 100 feet

Road

Director of State Bank

of India, Dr. GirishAhuja

said that the nomination of property,

bank's FD, etc., do not get proprietary

rights. The nominee is only a trustee.

He has to deliver the property to the

real owner.

The conference's media in-charge

CA Deepak Aran said that Dr. Ahuja

also said that in the event of the will

not be written by the person, he will

be separated into the successors under

the Hindu Conservation Act. When a

person dies, he will share property in

his mother, wife, and children equal-

ly.

Prior to this, former President of the

institute Amarjeet Singh Chourpa, while

highlighting the provisions of the

Companies Act, apprised of the respon-

sibility of the auditor in today's cir-

cumstances and alerted the fraud-

sters of various types.

Speaking as the main guest in an

inaugural session organized in the

beginning, Professor Mohanlal

Sukhadya University Vice-Chancellor

Prof.J.P. Sharma said that chartered

accountants have been a major con-

tributor to the progress of the country. Chartered

Accountants are also playing a better role in

increasing the GST of the country, income tax. Firstly,

changes in the country are ahead in accepting char-

tered accountants.

Similarly, in the first session, Smt. Preeti Dung

highlighted the agreement with the Australian CPA

of the Indian Chartered Accountant and the

Professional Opportunity. C.A. Sumit has detailed

discussion on the complications surrounding the

insolvency valuation issue.

Speaking as a guest on the occasion, Central

Public Relations Officer, CA Prakash Sharma, who

came from Jaipur said that it is a matter of pride

For us that Government from time-to-time

accepted the suggestions given by ICAI. Now the

competitiveness of the Chartered Accountant is done

at the global level, not at the local or national level.

All will get equal opportunity for bank audit - CA

Sharma said that chartered accountants who audit

branch branches through software created by ICAI

will get equal opportunity for one hundred percent

allotment.

The CA student can now opt re-checking – pre-

viously the re-totaling was done for the revision of

the CA student examination, but now they will be

able to get an option of rechecking of copies, such

arrangements are being made.

he concept of sample audit concludes- Sharma

said that the concept of sample audit has now been

abolished. One hundred percent audit will be done

so that transparency is maintained.

Nirmal Jain, MD, of Acme Finance said that if

the promoter of an organization in CA then it is

unthinkable that the institution will not be disturbed.

The conference director, CA Dr. NirmalKunawat

said that this conference is very important for India,

which is strong at the economic level.

Earlier, CA Pankaj Jain, chairman of ICAI's

Udaipur Branch, welcomed the guests and made

a presentation at the conference. Branch secre-

tary CA Vishal Menaria thanked gratitude at the

end of the inauguration session.

On day two Sanjay Zanwar, the Advocate of

Jaipur warned that Anonymous property of wife

and children is also owned by the government

If you are gathering dust in the eyes of the gov-

ernment and collecting property in the name of wife

and children, then be cautious as it will not be yours

to the government as soon as it comes to the gov-

ernment's eyes.

It was to say that Sanjay Zanwar, the Advocate

of Jaipur. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the

two-day National Conference held

Media in-charge Deepak told that Jhawar

explained the old and new rules on the Anonymous

Act that in the country so far unlimited properties

have been attached in Rajasthan. He also said that

property taken in the name of wife and children will

also be covered under the bona fide property. If his

source is not made available, then the government

will be entitled to take such a situation.

Zanwar said that the data of benami property

is being available to the government under Land

Revenue, Income Tax Department and Company

Act. Which will be used to expose such properties

in the future. As well as leaving the benami prop-

erty in the best conditions, 25 years of market rate

can be charged as well as up to 7 years of jail. The

session was chaired by CA NirmalSinghvi.

jointly by the Institute of Chartered Accountant

of India's Committee on Accounting, Standard for

Local Bodies, Banking, Insurance, and Financial

Services and Udaipur chapter at the Opera Garden

located at 100 feet Road Director of State Bank of

India, Dr. GirishAhuja said that the nomination of

property, bank's FD, etc., do not get proprietary

rights. The nominee is only a trustee. He has to

deliver the property to the real owner.

The conference's media in-charge CA Deepak

Aran said that Dr. Ahuja also said that in the event

of the will not be written by the person, he will be

separated into the successors under the Hindu

Conservation Act. When a person dies, he will share

property in his mother, wife, and children equally.

Prior to this, former President of the

institute Amarjeet Singh Chopra, while

highlighting the provisions of the

Companies Act, apprised of the respon-

sibility of the auditor in today's circum-

stances and alerted the fraudsters of

various types.

Speaking as the main guest in an

inaugural session organized in the

beginning, Professor Mohanlal

Sukhadya University Vice-Chancellor

Prof.J.P. Sharma said that chartered

accountants have been a major contributor to the

progress of the country.

Chartered Accountants are also playing a bet-

ter role in increasing the GST of the country, income

tax. Firstly, changes in the country are ahead in

accepting chartered accountants.

Similarly, in the first session, Smt. Preeti Dung

highlighted the agreement with the Australian CPA

of the Indian Chartered Accountant and the

Professional Opportunity. C.A. Sumit has detailed

discussion on the complications surrounding the

insolvency valuation issue.

Speaking as a guest on the occasion, Central

Public Relations Officer, CA Prakash Sharma, who

came from Jaipur said that it is a matter of pride

For us that Government from time-to-time

accepted the suggestions given by ICAI. Now the

competitiveness of the Chartered Accountant is done

at the global level, not at the local or national level.

All will get equal opportunity for bank audit - CA

Sharma said that chartered accountants who audit

branch branches through software created by ICAI

will get equal opportunity for one hundred percent

allotment.

The CA student can now opt re-checking – pre-

viously the re-totaling was done for the revision of

the CA student examination, but now they will be

able to get an option of rechecking of copies, such

arrangements are being made.

The concept of sample audit concludes- Sharma

said that the concept of sample audit has now been

abolished. One hundred percent audit will be done

so that transparency is maintained.

Nirmal Jain, MD, of Acme Finance said that if

the promoter of an organization in CA then it is

unthinkable that the institution will not be disturbed.

The conference director, CA Dr. NirmalKunawat

said that this conference is very important for India,

which is strong at the economic level.

Earlier, CA Pankaj Jain, chairman of ICAI's

Udaipur Branch, welcomed the guests and made

a presentation at the conference. Branch secre-

tary CA Vishal Menaria thanked gratitude at the

end of the inauguration session.

On day two Sanjay Zanwar, the Advocate of

Jaipur warned that Anonymous property of wife

and children is also owned by the government

If you are gathering dust in the eyes of the gov-

ernment and collecting property in the

name of wife and children, then be cau-

tious as it will not be yours to the gov-

ernment as soon as it comes to the gov-

ernment's eyes.

It was to say that Sanjay Zanwar,

the Advocate of Jaipur. Speaking at the

closing ceremony of the two-day

National Conference held

Media in-charge Deepak told that

Jhawar explained the old and new rules

on the Anonymous Act that in the coun-

try so far unlimited properties have been attached

in Rajasthan. He also said that property taken in

the name of wife and children will also be covered

under the bona fide property. If his source is not

made available, then the government will be enti-

tled to take such a situation.

Zanwar said that the data of benami property

is being available to the government under Land

Revenue, Income Tax Department and Company

Act. Which will be used to expose such properties

in the future. As well as leaving the benami prop-

erty in the best conditions, 25 years of market rate

can be charged as well as up to 7 years of jail. The

session was chaired by CA NirmalSinghvi.

GITS Student Selectedin Indian Air Force as

Flying OfficerUdaiipur: Geetanjali Institute of Technical

Studies, Dabok’s Mechanical Engineering Student

PareshTrivedi was selected in the Indian Air force

for the post of Flying Officer at a package of Rs 9

Lakh to Rs 12 Lakh per annum.

Training and Placement Head at GITS, Arvind

Singh Pemawat informed that the Mechanical stu-

dent PareshTrivedi was selected on the basis of

technical scheme of Air Force Selection Board for

Men. On Technical Basis, He ranked 4th on the

National level in Automobile Engineering Stream.

He has not only made GITS proud but whole Udaipur

proud. During Campus Placements the student got

placed in various MNC’s but he decided to give

services for Indian Air force. From December 31st

2018, He had joined Air Force Academy in Dundigal

(Hyderabad).

GITS Director DrVikasMisra and Finance

Controller B.L. Jangir congratulated the student and

wished him the best for a bright future. They men-

tioned that engineering students have many oppor-

tunities in the field of defence and students can

avail these opportunities.

Kelwa Jagdish in C-Swimming…

Udaipur: Jagdish Teli, a resident of Kelwa,

Rajsamand in Rajasthan, got the third position in

the five-kilometer C-Swimming swimming compe-

tition held in Porbandar in Gujarat

Jagdish said that the fight between High Tide

was very tight. The battle started at two o'clock in

the afternoon, they completed a distance of five

kilometers in the sea in 1 hour 40 minutes. Hundreds

of swimmers from all over the world participated in

this competition.

Jagdish is participating in the C-Swimming

swimming competition being held in Porbandar from

January 5 to 6. Jagadish told that he is participat-

ing for the third consecutive year in Shri Ram

Samundri swimming competitions in Porbandar,

Gujarat.This is their 24th marine composition and

so far in all thecompetitions the place in the top

ten. for this competition,. Hundreds of swimmers

have reached Porbandar from across the country

to participate in this swimming marathon.

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Narayan Seva Institute launches 'SymposiumSeries 2019' in India

Udaipur: The Narayana Seva Sansthan, a charitable organization operating a charitable

hospital for the people of Devyang, especially for congenital Divyang and poliologist, launched

the 'Symposium Series 2019' in the country. Under this initiative, the institute organized the

visit of orthopedic professional Dr. Nandan Shah of the United States. The seminar was presided

over by PadmashriKailash 'Manav' Agrawal, the founder and chairman of the Narayan

SevaSansthan.

Under this unique initiative, NarayanaSeva has planned various collaborations in different

countries. Under this, the Health Specialists of International Health Technology will give spe-

cial information in the special sessions about how to overcome the scarcity of advanced tech-

nology and related costs. The intention of the institute is to bring a tremendous effect on the

health services needed by the disadvantaged and the ill-equipped people.

Speaking on the occasion, President of

Narayan SevaSansthanPrashantAgarwal said

that an advanced and better technological

progress is that which should be accessible and

affordable to all those people, regardless of geo-

graphical or economic limitations, whichis need-

ed. The Indian government is also working on

its behalf to make health services universal

according to the WHO guidelines, and this

series as a symposium is also a small contri-

bution in the view of this global cause. Under

the seminar series, NSS will now aggressively invite many more medical professionals, tech-

nical professionals, teachers, researchers, trainees, volunteers and colleagues from around

the world.

Fact Sheet- There are 1100 beds in two hospitals with a total of 17 buildings in Udaipur.

- Free surgery, medicines and food arrangements for patients and their families.

- More than 95 surgeries per day by the staff of 125 doctors and nursing staff.

- Free arrangements for physiotherapy, caliper, tricycle, wheelchair, crutch,

listening machine, blind for the blind and modular prosthesis.

- Free arrangements to install 25000 calipers and approximately 11000 modular

prostheses each year with accessories.

- So far, the organization has provided approximately 7.95 lakh wheelchairs

and about 2.59 lakh tricycles.

- Nutrition food for 5000 patients and their colleagues per day.

- From 2011 till now 8,750 specially trained people are trained in skill training.

- Mobile repair work was started by 2,875 persons after surgery.

- 2830 people were made efficient through computer and hardware training.

- Organizing fashion shows to showcase the skills of talented Divya people.

- Organizing Ramp Walk for various Divyang models treated in Narayana

Seva Sansthan.

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