Prabhatsakhi, an initiative to encourage women empowerment

[email protected] (Media Release)
August 10, 2016

Prabhatsakhi' is a milk oriented initiative by Prabhat Dairy that runs operations through entire Ahmednagar. Through this programme Prabhat Dairy wants to give an aim to the life of women at grass root level, change their pace of lives by providing employment support and boost their economic development. Under this Program women Self Help Group will be formed at the village level and they will be trained on the different aspect of Dairy. For example, production of Fodder, making of Sileage bags, running of Milk collection centeretc. Currently villages have intermediaries for supply of Fodder and other necessary requirements.

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These intermediaries always charge farmer high for their services. This women self help group will act as an intermediaries between the farmer and the company and hence the farmer will get better service and cost effective solutions. Prabhat will help these self help groups in getting the desired materials as per there requirement.

Initially, the villages that already have a Prabhat establishment shall be given priority. In the first stage, the talukas of Shrirampur, Nevasa, Rahuri, Rahata, Kopargaon, Shevgaon, Pathardi, Sangamner and Vaijapur shall be given priority.

The overall objective of Prabhat Sakhi -

1) Empowering Women and increasing their standard of living by providing them with a guaranteed source of income is the aim ofPrabhatsakhi'.

2) Providing Community support groups (Joint Liability Groups; JLG) with Milk harvesting plants just like Women support groups will be a priority.

3) The womens' groups that are ready to start their milk harvesting plants will be provided with products made at the Prabhat outlet at a discounted rate to be sold further to other people.

4) Every producer of the milk shall be paid within 10 days and the amount will be directly deposited in the woman's bank account.

5) Women will be visited to their respective villages and will be trained about how to sustain an affordable milk business.

6) Willing women individuals will be trained in the artificial insemination of cows in their wombs with the sperm of tried and tested bulls.

7) The owner of the cow giving the most milk and the woman that runs the most sustainable milk business shall receive rewards twice per year.

8) The milk production units run by Women Support Groups shall be awarded special bonuses before Diwali.

9) The women providing milk to Prabhat dairy will be either given free medical assistance or medical assistance at a very low price on behalf of the government and co-operative societies.

10) This is going to be the first of its kind project in the private sector of Maharashtra.

11) From the next year and depending upon the success of the initiative, these working women shall be awarded pension by the name of Rajmata, Ahilyadevi Holkar.

12) An attempt will be made to provide the women with trainings regarding other businesses, syllabus and researches other than the milk industry.

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June 22,2020

Chennai, Jun 22: Commuting the death sentence to life imprisonment for five convicts, the Madras High Court on Monday set free Chinnasamy, the main convict, who had also been sentenced to death in the Udumalpet Shankar honour killing case.

A Division Bench comprising Justice M. Sathyanarayanan and Justice M. Nirmal Kumar also dismissed the appeal by the state police against the acquittal of three persons by a lower court.

The Bench ordered the five convicts sentenced for life to undergo a jail term of not less than 25 years.

In 2016, V. Shankar, who had married C. Kausalya, was killed by a gang in Udumalpet in Tamil Nadu. The gang also injured Kausalya in the attack.

It was alleged the parents of Kausalya -- Chinnasamy, Annalakshmi -- were against the marriage.

P. Pandidurai, the uncle of Kausalya at the behest of Chinnasamy and Annalakshmi had hired a gang to kill Shankar.

The gang killed Shankar in broad daylight in a public place and Kausalya too got injured in the attack as she tried to save her husband.

The Principal District and Sessions Court in Tiruppur had convicted and sentenced to death six accused persons -- Chinnasamy, P. Jagadeesan, P. Selvakumar, M. Manikandan, M. Mathan alias Michael and P. Kalaithamilvaanan.

The court also sentenced two other accused, K. Dhanraj for life and Manikandan to a five year jail term, while acquitting Annalakshmi, Pandidurai and Prasanna.

The convicts had filed an appeal against their sentence in the Madras High Court while the police filed an appeal against the acquittal of three persons.

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February 23,2020

Google has indexed invite links to private WhatsApp group chats, meaning anyone can join various private chat groups (including several porn-sharing groups) with a simple search.

According to a report in Motherboard, invitations to WhatsApp group chats were being indexed by Google.

The team found private groups using specific Google searches and even joined a group intended for NGOs accredited by the UN and had access to all the participants and their phone numbers.

Journalist Jordan Wildon said on Twitter that he discovered that WhatsApp's "Invite to Group Link" feature lets Google index groups, making them available across the internet since the links are being shared outside of WhatsApp's secure private messaging service.

"Your WhatsApp groups may not be as secure as you think they are," Wildon tweeted on Friday, adding that using particular Google searches, people can discover links to the chats.

According to app reverse-engineer Jane Wong, Google has around 470,000 results for a simple search of "chat.whatsapp.com", part of the URL that makes up invites to WhatsApp groups.

WhatsApp spokesperson Alison Bonny said: "Like all content that is shared in searchable public channels, invite links that are posted publicly on the internet can be found by other WhatsApp users."

"The links that users wish to share privately with people they know and trust should not be posted on a publicly accessible website," Bonny told The Verge.

Danny Sullivan, Google's public search liaison, tweeted: "Search engines like Google & others list pages from the open web. That's what's happening here. It's no different than any case where a site allows URLs to be publicly listed. We do offer tools allowing sites to block content being listed in our results."

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March 7,2020

New Delhi, Mar 7: The Union government has issued a Global Invite for Expression of Interest for disinvestment in Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) from prospective bidders with a minimum net worth of $10 billion as of Saturday.

The EoI submissions can be made till May 2, whereas investor queries will be entertained till April 4.

Another condition pertains to a maximum of four members are permitted in a consortium, and the lead member must hold 40 per cent in proportion. Other members of the consortium must have a minimum $1 billion net worth.

The EOI allows changes in the consortium within 45 days, though the lead member cannot be changed.

The GoI proposes to disinvest its entire shareholding in BPCL comprising 1,14,91,83,592 equity shares held through the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, which constitutes 52.98 per cent of BPCL's equity share capital, along with the transfer of management control to the strategic buyer (except BPCL's equity shareholding of 61.65 per cent in Numaligarh Refinery Limited (NRL) and management control thereon).

The shareholding of BPCL in NRL will be transferred to a Central Public Sector Enterprise operating in the oil and gas sector under the Ministry and accordingly is not a part of the proposed transaction.

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