‘जज कानून से ऊपर नहीं हैं.’: जस्टिस डी वाई चंद्रचूड़

जस्टिस डीवाई चंद्रचूड़ ने एक अलग फैसले में कहा, ‘जज कानून से ऊपर नहीं हैं.’ जस्टिस चंद्रचूड़ ने कहा कि न्यायपालिका अलग-थलग में काम नहीं कर सकती, क्योंकि न्यायाधीश संवैधानिक पद का आनंद लेते हैं और सार्वजनिक कर्तव्य का निर्वहन करते हैं.

नई दिल्ली: देश के मुख्य न्यायाधीश (CJI) का दफ्तर भी सूचना के अधिकार (RTI) के दायरे में आएगा. यह फैसला सुप्रीम कोर्ट की पांच जजों की संवैधानिक बेंच ने सुनाया है. सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने फैसला सुनाते हुए कहा कि पारदर्शिता न्यायिक स्वतंत्रता को कम नहीं करती है. सूचना देने से न्यायपालिका की स्वतंत्रता प्रभावित नहीं होती, लेकिन कुछ सूचनाओं की निजता और गोपनीयता का ध्यान रखा जाना चाहिए. सूचना और निजता में बैलेंस रहे.

जस्टिस डीवाई चंद्रचूड़ ने एक अलग फैसले में कहा, ‘जज कानून से ऊपर नहीं हैं.’ जस्टिस चंद्रचूड़ ने कहा कि न्यायपालिका अलग-थलग में काम नहीं कर सकती, क्योंकि न्यायाधीश संवैधानिक पद का आनंद लेते हैं और सार्वजनिक कर्तव्य का निर्वहन करते हैं.

सीजेआई रंजन गोगोई की अध्यक्षता वाली 5 सदस्यीय संविधान पीठ ने दिल्ली हाईकोर्ट के 2010 के निर्णय को सही ठहराते हुए इसके खिलाफ सुप्रीम कोर्ट के सेक्रेटरी जनरल और शीर्ष अदालत के केंद्रीय सार्वजनिक सूचना अधिकारी की अपील खारिज कर दी. 

यह व्यवस्था देते हुए संविधान पीठ ने आगाह किया कि सूचना के अधिकार कानून का इस्तेमाल निगरानी रखने के हथियार के रूप में नहीं किया जा सकता है और पारदर्शिता के मुद्दे पर विचार करते समय न्यायपालिका की स्वतंत्रता को ध्यान में रखना चाहिए. यह निर्णय सुनाने वाली संविधान पीठ के अन्य सदस्यों में न्यायमूर्ति एनवी रमण, न्यायमूर्ति धनन्जय वाई चन्द्रचूड़, न्यायमूर्ति दीपक गुप्ता और न्यायमूति संजीव खन्ना शामिल थे.

इससे पहले दिल्ली हाईकोर्ट ने एक आरटीआई एक्टिविस्ट की याचिका पर 2010 में फ़ैसला दिया था कि सुप्रीम कोर्ट के चीफ़ जस्टिस का ऑफिस सूचना के अधिकार कानून के दायरे में आएगा. हाईकोर्ट के इस फ़ैसले के खिलाफ सुप्रीम कोर्ट के सेक्रेटरी जनरल व सेंट्रल पब्लिक इंफार्मेशन ऑफिसर की तरफ से सुप्रीम कोर्ट में दाखिल तीन याचिकाओं पर सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने चार अप्रैल को फ़ैसला सुरक्षित रख लिया था.

Scientists urged for white space analysis and ethical practices in research and publication

Chandigarh November 13, 2019

University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Panjab University has organized a one-week (10-17 Nov), 4th IBRO/APRCChandigarh Neuroscience School funded by International Brain Research Organization, to commemorate its Platinum Jubilee year. Forty-five delegates are attending the event and fourteen renowned national and international neuroscientists are giving scientific deliberations. Today, four of them interacted with the delegates highlighting the importance of rightful living. They also sensitized the delegates on rising epidemics of neurodegenerative diseases arising due to stressful life, wrong ways of living, nuclear family and ignorance about stress management practicing.

Dr Pike See Universiti Putra Malaysia delivered a highly interactive talk on autosomal dominant disease, tuberous sclerosis complex which is a tumor suppressor syndrome due to mutations in TSC1 or TSC2, encoding hamartin and tuberin, respectively. She then emphasized on how gene manipulations and its strategy can translated into a novel gene therapy.

Dr Laxmi T Rao Professor of Neurophysiology, NIMHANS, Bangalore enlightened the gathering about Autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a devastating childhood neurodevelopmental disorder with a range of symptoms related to social-communication deficits and restricted stereotypic behavior. She informed that child abuse and insult lead to effective disorders in adulthood giving symptoms of depression, anxiety and schizophrenia. It is very important for the working parents to train the next generation in a positive atmosphere provide good nutrition, allow them to grow them in normal behaviour and channelize children into focused life.  

Dr KP  Mohanakumar, Director Inter University Centre for Biomedical Research & Super Specialty Hospital MG University Kottayam, Kerala cited two successful stories from his laboratory on neurodegenerative disease research, with special attention to Parkinson’s disease. He discussed how white space analysis in 2004 helped to reveal neuroprotective effect of then to be of patented antiulcer drug, irsogladine in Parkinson’s disease. He also highlighted that the problem of the brain which is coming up very fast these days, has to be identified at a young stage, the child grows into an Autistic child. The social system in India which is now moving towards the nuclear family, leaving the child alone with the made is leading to autism.

Dr. Dr B.S. Shankaranarayana Rao, Professor of Neurophysiology, National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences, Bengaluru, sensitized the young budding neuroscientists with the various aspects, related to ethics in scientific research and publication. He said that with changing technology and society, and the way we live, scientists can no longer claim that science is neutral but must consider the ethical and social aspects of their work and urged the participants to abide by several core principles of ethics. He informed that they have Centre for Well Being where the counselling is given to the whole family and also, to the Corporate Heads. He cited urbanization and stress as a major reason of all the problems of society. He advised that in order to reduce stress the professional problems should be dissociated from the family. The quality time matters for a stress free family. He shared about national mental health survey which depicted problems in young couple leading to divorce, based on which, policies have been made in consultation with the Government.

Dr Anurag Kuhad, organizing secretary IBRO/APRC Chandigarh Neuroscience School, University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Panjab University, Chandigarh specifically shared the personal views of Professor Pike See an International IBRO Faculty from Malaysia on “Future of Indian Neuroscience”. He said that Professor See is highly impressed with the enthusiasm of the young generation of Indian Neuroscientists. Her interaction with the B Pharm, M Pharm, PhD and Post Doc of UIPS was very exciting and appreciated the inquisitiveness of the students. Dr See said that the credit specifically goes to all UIPS faculty members specifically to Professor Kanwaljit Chopra, Chairperson UIPS for shaping their students in an outstanding manner so that they can make their place in International Institutes of very high repute in the field of Neuroscience Research. Dr See is 100% sure that future of Indian Neuroscience is very secure. She whole heartedly appreciated the Indian hospitality and said that she would love to keep visiting India in future as well. She showed her strong desire to collaborate with Indian neuroscience researchers.

Invited for WorkShop on Tackling Unstructured Data by American Council on Science 

Chandigarh November 13, 2019

            Dr. Gurpreet Singh Bawa who just completed his Ph.D under the supervision of Professor Suresh Kumar Sharma, Department of Statistics, Panjab University, Chandigarh has been invited to conduct a session on unstructured data analysis in the upcoming annual conference on Computational Science & Computational Intelligence (CSCI) to be held at Las Vegas, USA, from 5-7th December, 2019. The conference has been organized by the reputed American Council on Science and Education (ACSE). The sessions will also involve showcase of his recent innovation on ‘Fine tuning feedback-based recommendation system using deep learning models in word vector space representations’. Prof Suresh Kumar Sharma has been consistently advising him with all his innovation work.

            Dr. Gurpreet has been actively involved in innovation and research work in the domain of unstructured data analysis and has many research papers in this area in international and national Journals of repute. In the past, extensive research has been done by Gurpreet on subjects such as latent topic fine tuning, identification of conversational drivers of textual product reviews, deriving personality traits of consumers from social media posts and object detection retail monitoring using image processing. Recently, he has also written a book “Text as Data”, and it is related to modelling techniques for unstructured data analysis. Additionally, he has worked on developing in-house assets such as intelligent chatbot for retail ordering and customer intelligence.

E-Auction of Vehical Registration

Chandigarh: 13th November 2019:

It is for the information to the general public/residents of Chandigarh that the registration for participating in e-auction of vehicle registration numbers of new series “CH01-BZ” along with e-auction of left over fancy/special registration numbers of previous series “CH01-BY”, “CH01-BX”, “CH01-BW”, “CH01-BV”, “CH01-BU”, “CH01-BT” & “CH01-BS”(list enclosed) has started from 12.11.2019 (10:00 AM) and will continue till 18.11.2019 (05:00 PM). The e-auction/bidding will be started from 19.11.2019 (10:00 AM) to 21.11.2019 (05:00PM).

The owner of the vehicle can register himself/herself on the National Transport website: https://vahan.parivahan.gov.in/fancy and the link of the same is available on the Chandigarh Administration, Transport Department website: www.chdtransport.gov.in and obtain the Unique Acknowledgement Number (UAN). The owner of the vehicle who has purchased the vehicle at Chandigarh address only will be allowed to participate in e-auction. Sale Letter i.e. Form No. 21, UID i.e. Aadhaar Card and address proof of Chandigarh are mandatory to participate in the e-auction. After getting himself/herself registered on the above cited National Transport website or/through Chandigarh Administration, Transport Department website, the owner of the vehicle will deposit the fee for registration for participating in e-auction and reserve amount of the special/choice registration numbers in the O/o Registering & Licensing Authority, Near Municipal Corporation Building Sector-17, U.T., Chandigarh by way of DD in favor of “Registering & Licensing Authority, U.T., Chandigarh” payable at Chandigarh.

The detail of fee for registration for participating in e-auction, the list of reserve price for each special number, the detail of left over registration number of series “CH01-BY”, “CH01-BX”, “CH01-BW”, “CH01-BV”, “CH01-BU”, “CH01-BT” & “CH01-BS” procedure of online auction and terms & Conditions for e-auction is available on Chandigarh Administration, Transport Department website: www.chdtransport.gov.in . For any further information and query please contact at 0172-2700341 or Inquiry Counter located at O/o Registering & Licensing Authority, Chandigarh (U.T.).

TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT CHANDIGARH UT, CHANDIGARH

Left over special/fancy numbers of series “CH01BY”

Serial NoRegistration No
1CH01-BY-0014
2CH01-BY-0029
3CH01-BY-0032
4CH01-BY-0035
5CH01-BY-0039
6CH01-BY-0041
7CH01-BY-0042
8CH01-BY-0043
9CH01-BY-0046
10CH01-BY-0047
11CH01-BY-0048
12CH01-BY-0049
13CH01-BY-0052
14CH01-BY-0053
15CH01-BY-0056
16CH01-BY-0062
17CH01-BY-0063
18CH01-BY-0064
19CH01-BY-0067
20CH01-BY-0069
21CH01-BY-0071
22CH01-BY-0073
23CH01-BY-0075
24CH01-BY-0076
25CH01-BY-0079
26CH01-BY-0083
27CH01-BY-0085
28CH01-BY-0086
29CH01-BY-0087
30CH01-BY-0089
31CH01-BY-0092
32CH01-BY-0093
33CH01-BY-0094
34CH01-BY-0095
35CH01-BY-0098
36CH01-BY-0111
37CH01-BY-0151
38CH01-BY-0200
39CH01-BY-0323
40CH01-BY-0330
41CH01-BY-0345
42CH01-BY-0414
43CH01-BY-0440
44CH01-BY-0444
45CH01-BY-0456
46CH01-BY-0515
47CH01-BY-0525
48CH01-BY-0550
49CH01-BY-0567
50CH01-BY-0575
51CH01-BY-0600
52CH01-BY-0606
53CH01-BY-0616
54CH01-BY-0660
55CH01-BY-0678
56CH01-BY-0700
57CH01-BY-0717
58CH01-BY-0800
59CH01-BY-0818
60CH01-BY-0880
61CH01-BY-0900
62CH01-BY-1011
63CH01-BY-1112
64CH01-BY-1212
65CH01-BY-1234
66CH01-BY-1515
67CH01-BY-1616
68CH01-BY-1818
69CH01-BY-2000
70CH01-BY-2021
71CH01-BY-2121
72CH01-BY-2345
73CH01-BY-2424
74CH01-BY-2626
75CH01-BY-2828
76CH01-BY-2929
77CH01-BY-3030
78CH01-BY-3031
79CH01-BY-3131
80CH01-BY-3232
81CH01-BY-3434
82CH01-BY-3456
83CH01-BY-3535
84CH01-BY-3737
85CH01-BY-3838
86CH01-BY-4000
87CH01-BY-4040
88CH01-BY-4041
89CH01-BY-4141
90CH01-BY-4242
91CH01-BY-4343
92CH01-BY-4567
93CH01-BY-4646
94CH01-BY-4848
95CH01-BY-4949
96CH01-BY-5051
97CH01-BY-5252
98CH01-BY-5353
99CH01-BY-5454
100CH01-BY-5656
101CH01-BY-5678
102CH01-BY-5757
103CH01-BY-5858
104CH01-BY-5959
105CH01-BY-6060
106CH01-BY-6061
107CH01-BY-6161
108CH01-BY-6262
109CH01-BY-6363
110CH01-BY-6565

11th Chandigarh National Crafts Mela from 15th-24th Nov at Kalagram

Chandigarh: 13th November 2019: The Chandigarh National Crafts Mela will make a comeback with its 11th edition from November 15 to 24 at Kalagram, Chandigarh. The event has been organized by North Zone Cultural Centre (NZCC), Patiala (Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India) and U.T. Administration, Chandigarh. 

National Crafts Mela is a unique event that showcases the diversity of handicrafts, handlooms, folk dances and music. It reflects the cultural diversity of the country. Folk artists and cultural groups from all over the country will perform live during the ten-day event. The theme this year is “West to East” (W.E.) featuring handicrafts and foods from Rajasthan, Gujarat to Bihar and Odisha.

This year 200 stalls have been constructed at the site to display spectacular work of artisans and craftsmen of different states including Chandigarh. The products would vary from clothes to jewellery and footwear to carpets, furniture and home decor.

The tribal art groups will be given a platform to showcase and sell their work. The venue would have a food court focusing on the theme serving specialty and street foods from various states. The food court has remained the most popular venue at the event.

Chandigarh Lalit Kala Akademi will display ‘Rhythmic Past” installation during the said Mela.

Cultural evenings have always been an important part of the fair. The folk performers like Been jogis, Baazigars, Nagada, Behrupias etc. would perform live during the Mela. Folk dancers from across the country will entertain the visitors with the all-day stage performances. 

Renowned celebrities of the Punjabi and Hindi industry like Gurdas Maan, Daler Mehendi, Kailash Kher, Jasbir Jassi, Roop Kumar Rathod and Sunali Rathod, Manmohan Waris, Jassie Gill, Babbal Rai, Womenia Band, Kamal Heer, Kanwar Grewal and others will perform during the evening.

The amusement area would offer different rides and swings for the visitors of all ages. One can also enjoy camel rides while watching folk performances.

Police Files, Chandigarh

Korel, CHANDIGARH – 13.11.2019

Three arrested for possessing illegal liquor

          Chandigarh Police arrested Deepak Kumar R/o # 2502, NIC, Mani Majra, Chandigarh while he was illegally possessing 25 quarters of country made liquor near Fish Market, Shashtri Nagar, Mani Majra, Chandigarh on 12.11.2019. A case FIR No. 238, U/S 61-1-14 Excise Act has been registered in PS-IT Park, Chandigarh. Investigation of case is in progress.

          Chandigarh Police arrested Vikram R/o # 63, Village Kishangarh, Chandigarh while he was illegally possessing 28 quarters of country made liquor near Sukhna Pulli (Bridge) Kishangarh, Chandigarh on 12.11.2019. A case FIR No. 239, U/S 61-1-14 Excise Act has been registered in PS-IT Park, Chandigarh. Investigation of case is in progress.

Chandigarh Police arrested Dilbagh Singh R/o # 107, Village Hussiarpur, Distt. Mohali (PB) while he was illegally possessing 20 bottles of liquor near Market Sector-38, Chandigarh on 12.11.2019. A case FIR No. 411, U/S 61-1-14 Excise Act has been registered in PS-39, Chandigarh. Investigation of case is in progress.

Action against Gambling

          Chandigarh Police arrested Manoj Kumar and Ravi both resident of Morigate Manimajra, Chandigarh while they were gambling near Children Park, Govindpura, Manimajra, Chandigarh on 12.11.2019. Total cash Rs. 2750/- was recovered from their possession. A case FIR No. 192, U/S 13-3-67 Gambling Act has been registered in PS-MM, Chandigarh. Later they were released on bail. Investigation of the case is in progress.

Chandigarh Police arrested Nitin Kapoor resident of Naya Gaon, Distt. Mohali, (PB) while playing satta near Sindhi Sweets, Sector-37, Chandigarh on 12.11.2019. Total cash Rs. 2640/- was recovered from his possession. A case FIR No. 410, U/S 13A-3-67 Gambling Act has been registered in PS-39, Chandigarh. Later he was released on bail. Investigation of the case is in progress.

MV theft

          Kanav Dogra R/o # 172/1, Sector-38/A, Chandigarh reported that unknown person stole away complainant’s Royal Enfield M/Cycle No. HP-03C-6368 parked in front of his residence during intervening night 11/12-11-2019. A case FIR No. 409, U/S 379 IPC has been registered in PS-39, Chandigarh. Investigation of the case is in progress.

Burglary

Vijay Kumar R/o # 5559, Maloya Colony, Chandigarh reported that unknown persons stole away house hold items and some cash (detail of items not estimated yet by complainant) from complainant’s residence after broken the locks on night intervening 11/12.11.2019. A case FIR No. 188, U/S 380, 457 IPC has been registered in PS-Maloya, Chandigarh. Investigation of the case is in progress.