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Every year, 23rd March is observed as Martyrs’ Day in honor of Indian freedom fighters <keyword id="52406" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Bhagat-Singh">Bhagat Singh</keyword>, Shivaram <keyword id="408773" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Rajguru">Rajguru</keyword> and <keyword id="260561" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Sukhdev">Sukhdev</keyword> Thapar. Though India is an independent country today, we still have freedom fighters who protect the country from infiltration by foreign forces. Our lives are still marked with bloodshed, endless struggles and martyrs who sacrifice everything for our country. 

	They are the armed forces who guard our borders. But they are not just robust guys in uniform.
 

	Inshorts, India’s highest rated news app in association with Factly has created a short video that tells the lesser known tales of India’s paramilitary forces.
 

	On this Martyrs day, let’s salute the un-daunting courage of our armed forces. 
	 

	 
	 
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<keyword id="52406" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Bhagat-Singh">Bhagat Singh</keyword>, Rajguru and Sukhdev were hanged on 23rd March, 1931 for their rebellious movement against the British. Eighty-five years later Indian government recognised their sacrifice by declaring it as India’s Martyrs’ Day. He became a national name when he went on a 116 day hunger strike to protest against the discrimination between Indian and European prisoners. 

	Remembering the martyr today, here’s a look at his life through some rare images.

	 
	 
	(Image credits: Twitter: @IndiaHistorypic)

Remembering Bhagat Singh through some rare pictures from the chapters of his life

New Delhi, Jan 14 () The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) on Tuesday upheld the fine of over Rs 2,423 crore levied by markets regulator Sebi on four directors of PACL Ltd for illegal fund mobilisation through various schemes from public.
 The order comes following appeals filed by the company and its directors against an order passed by Sebi in September 2017, which imposed a penalty of Rs 2,423.16 crore on them.
 The company and its directors had mobilised funds to the tune of over Rs 2,686 crore by running unregistered collective investment schemes between 2013 and 2014.
 Passing the order, the tribunal said "in our view, the collection so made by the appellants and the other entities was wholly illegal and the decision of the AO (adjudicating officer) that the amount so collected under the collective investment scheme is the illegal profit earned by the appellants and other entities does not suffer from any manifest error of law. The total amount of realisation made by the company and its directors amounts to illegal profits made by them."
 "We are of the opinion that it is no longer open to the appellants to agitate the matter as the same has been decided by Sebi which order has been affirmed by this tribunal," it added.
 The tribunal further noted that the amount mobilised during the period from September 2013 to June 2014 has not been refunded to the investors.
 The regulator in September 2017 slapped a penalty of over Rs 2,423 crore to be paid jointly and severally by the directors of the firm -- Tarlochan Singh, Sukhdev Singh, Gurmeet Singh and Subrata Bhattacharya -- for violating provisions of the Prevention of Fraudulent and Unfair Trade Practices (PFUTP) Regulations.
 PACL was engaged in mobilising funds from the general public by sponsoring various schemes which were none other than collective investment schemes and which were being carried out without obtaining a registration from Sebi as required under the regulatory norms. SRS HRS

SAT upholds Sebi's order levying fine of Rs 2,423 cr on PACL directors

Chandigarh, Mar 24 () Farmers in Punjab fear that the coronavirus outbreak may cast a shadow over the upcoming harvesting and procurement of wheat crop next month. With the state authorities imposing restrictions like curfew to check spread of coronavirus, the growers expressed fear that if the current situation prolongs, it will have an adverse impact on harvesting and procurement of winter crop. Potato growers are already facing difficulty in getting labour for harvesting the tuber because of restrictions imposed in the state, they said. Sukhdev Singh Kokri, general secretary of Bhartiya Kisan Union (BKU) (Ugrahan) said, "How will farmers harvest their crop and go to mandis to sell it if the restrictions continue to remain in place? This is a big question before every farmer now." "If this current situation lasts long, farmers are going to face a lot of hardships," Bhartiya Kisan Union (Rajewal) President Balbir Singh Rajewal told on Tuesday. "There is going to be a big problem of procurement in such a situation as labour is not going to come," he said. Majority of migrant labour had gone to their native places in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. They return when wheat harvesting starts in Punjab. "We are going to face shortage of labour next month. The movement of people have been restricted because of coronavirus," pointed out BKU (Kadian) President Harmeet Singh Kadiyan. Kadiyan asked the state government to find out some way so farmers do not face any problem in harvesting and procurement of crop. Punjab, which is considered the food bowl of the country, is expecting about 180 lakh metric tonnes of wheat output this season. Harvesting normally takes place after the first week of April in Punjab and it gradually picks up pace. Farmers said the inclement weather conditions had already damaged crop in several parts of the state and if no solution is found, they will face huge losses. The Punjab government clamped a curfew on Monday after finding that people were ignoring the statewide lockdown ordered by it. Chief Minister Amarinder Singh ordered the imposition of a "full curfew with no relaxations". Prime Minister Narendra Modi late evening on Tuesday announced a complete lockdown across the country for 21 days from Tuesday midnight, asserting that social distancing is the only way out for the country in its decisive battle against the coronavirus. Punjab has reported 29 coronavirus cases so far in the state. CHS VSD RVK

Coronavirus outbreak may cast a shadow over wheat harvesting, procurement

Pathankot, May 12 () The litchi growers in Punjab staring at huge losses as the farmers are yet to be approached by contractors for their orchards amid a prolonged countrywide lockdown.In the past, contractors - mostly from outside states, including Uttar Pradesh - used to visit Punjab to take litchi orchards on lease, besides reserving them by paying advances to farmers.Last year too, litchi growers had suffered huge losses in Punjab, as many videos surfaced on social media, linking the fruit to acute encephalitis syndrome (AES).At that time, farmers reeled under losses as the litchi's price fell very low.Arvind Kalra, owner of 85 acres of litchi orchard here, said that till today, only one person from Uttar Pradesh's Saharanpur has approached him on phone."Such a situation was once seen at the time of operation blue star when ripened fruits were not plucked. Without traders and commission agents, how can we sell our fruits which are perishable items. Lockdown situation brought the harsh situation for farmers like us," he said.He has litchi orchards in Himachal Pradesh too but he will not be able to go there due to the lockdown.In Punjab, mainly two varieties of litchi - Dehradun and Calcutta - is grown by nearly 1,100 farmers in few districts, including Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Hoshiarpur and Ropar, covering nearly 3,000 acres of lands.Around 48 trees are grown in one acres and each tree yields approximately 50 to 100 kg of litchi according to its age, experts said.Jatinder Singh, horticulture development officer, Pathankot, said that this year, there is a very high yield production but like last year, farmers are facing serious problem."The harvesting time of litchi is from June 10 to June 25 and in- between, things will be under control to some extent," he noted.Mostly Punjab's litchi is sold in main vegetables and fruit markets in Delhi and Mumbai, from where it is sent to other states and exported to countries, including UAE, he said."We will issue passes soon to outstation traders, middlemen and commission agents and labourers so that farmers don't face any suffering," Jatinder Singh said.With nearly 12,500 labourers registered to be moved for their native states from Pathankot alone where orchards of litchi have spread over 1,600 acres of land, shortage of workers is another problem for the farmers.Sukhdev Singh Randhawa of Batala said that he has 17 acres of litchi orchard in Pathankot's Madhopur."I am residing in Batala around 90 KM away from my orchards in Madhopur and irrigating litchi tree is very essential for bumper production, otherwise the yield gets damaged. Warden of my orchards mostly from Bihar have already registered to return back to their native village. In coming days, labour shortage will more be a problem, when harvesting time will be at its peak. VSD BAL

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By Aditi Khanna London, May 4 () British Sikh doctors are campaigning for a better procurement strategy by the National Health Service for personal protective equipment required on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic in hospitals after a number of them were forced away from key roles due to their beards.The Sikh Doctors Association had reports of at least five Sikhs being moved out of their usual shift rota at the NHS hospitals for refusing to shave their beards and failing a so-called "fit test" of critical facial protective gear."These doctors got in touch with us in some distress for being forced out of their usual roles, which was causing tension among colleagues as they had to cover their work," said Dr Sukhdev Singh, chairperson of the Sikh Doctors Association."The problem arose due to a shortage of specialist facial protective masks called Powdered Air Purifying Respirators (PAPRs), which is a hood respirator required in critical areas such as intensive care units. The 'fit tests' and equipment need to be geared towards all staff needs, including orthodox Sikhs with turbans and beards," he said.All the individual cases of the five British Sikh doctors have since been resolved through acquisition of PAPRs, a more expensive but reusable kit costing around GBP 1,000. The association is now working with individual NHS Trusts and more widely with the NHS England to ensure there is greater awareness around procuring such specialist protective gear in sufficient quantities well in time. The regular cloth FFP3 masks would not work with beards, a factor that could impact other communities such as Muslims as well."The system of procurement cannot continue blindly. There has to be greater interaction and surveys done to ensure that specific staff requirements are taken on board so that there is sufficient stock of the right kind of PPE available in times of crisis such as a pandemic," added Singh.Sikh Council UK has also been liaising with the NHS England alongside the association over the issue and had written to Sir Simon Stevens, chief executive officer of NHS England, last month seeking his intervention over greater clarity on "fit tests" and taking religious sensitivities into account."It has come to our attention that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, NHS Trusts around the United Kingdom will be carrying out 'fit tests' in which certain medical staff could be asked to remove facial hair," the council said."For Sikhs, their duty of care is intrinsically interlinked with their faith. Therefore, we ask that no Sikh healthcare professional is forcibly made to choose between breaking their faith or breaking their frontline NHS role," it noted.NHS England has since confirmed that "reasonable adjustments" would be made."I wholeheartedly agree that reasonable adjustments should be made by providers in this area. As such, in my weekly discussions with trust medical directors and chief nurses from NHS trusts I will state this clearly as a reminder," Stephen Powis, the National Medical Director of the NHS England, said in response.The short supply of PPE has been a major issue for NHS hospitals tackling the highly infectious coronavirus, with the government under considerable pressure over the lack of enough protective gear for frontline staff. Several private fundraising efforts have also been launched to raise enough funds to produce and procure required facial masks and aprons. AK AMS AKJ AMS

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Jharkahnd has announced that Manoj Kumar Yadav will contest from Chatra Lok Sabha constituency in Jharkhand. Jharkhand has 14 Lok Sabha seats in total. Presently the Chatra seat is held by the BJP since Sunil Kumar Singh won from this seat during 2014 Lok Sabha elections on behalf of BJP. From Ranchi, the party is fielding Suboth Kant Sahay. From Singhbum (ST) Lok Sabha seat, Geeta Kora will face the elections for the Congress party. From Lohardaga seat Sukhdev Bhagat will fight for the party. 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