Joggers Club Dwarka

Boy found near Sector 18 Dwarka
Please Help Find his parents
Call Vishal on 9999075777
Reported to Police station sector 23. If anyone knows recognises hime please call immediately.
Dwarka Moms kajal Chanana on 9999886076.

Please help !

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Free BOOT CAMP & FITNESS SESSION*
For !
Dwarka Moms
Inviting all moms, dad's, grandparents and children for an amazing fitness session!

*Date: 22nd September 2019*
*Venue: DDA Park, Sector 11, Dwarka.*
*Time: 7 am to 8 am*
Boot Camp for kids by :- Team
Fitness Session for parents by:-

TO confirm your participation for the FFREE session feel free to call ON:- 919811500915

Free boot camp & fitness session being conducted for kids & Parents by team Juniorun.

Juniorun is India's largest and only multicity running event for children of all age groups. It aims to inculcate a habit of fitness among children from a young age and give them a platform to stay healthy. *Juniorun New Delhi, 4th Edition is scheduled to take place on the 6th of October at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.* Around 3,500 children from 150 schools across Delhi/NCR will be at their athletic best.

lets have some amazing Fitness time together !
See you there!

🤩 We are excited to have Dwarka Moms as Community Partner for Juniorun New Delhi 4th Edition.

👉More About Dwarka Moms👇

🏃‍♀ Dwarka Moms Group born on 26th January 2017 is the brainchild of Kajal Chanana supported by a close circle of like-minded ladies.

👉Being a Human Resource professional, she strongly felt that women in Dwarka had great potential and they just needed a platform to succeed in their endeavours and nurture their passion & hobby. This is how Dwarka Moms was conceptualised and then born on Facebook. In just over a year and three months, this very group has become the voice and platform for over 10k+ Ladies & is not only a reason for them to connect but with some baby steps converting their passion and hobby into their source of earning handsome pocket money. This dynamic group was created with a purpose to promote and bring forth the concept of 'Mom-preneurship' and ‘Work from Home’ for Moms within the comfort of their time where they could take care of their families and also work along.

👉This group is not only unique for enabling the Moms at Home to become a Mom-preneur but it also believes in ‘Giving back to the Society’. The DM Group has organised a number of drives and initiatives in Dwarka and has worked in positively contributing towards the underprivileged in Dwarka and neighbouring colony's. To name a few initiatives by DMs, they have been conducting workshops on Waste Segregation from home, Oral Hygiene, Mensural Hygiene, Cleaning Drives. No one can miss the beautifully painted wall of Sports Club at Sector 10 Dwarka on the main road, SPOT FIX initiated and supported by DM group members and their children. The Pad Donation drive where sanitary pads (stock of 8 months) were distributed to the street girl child (Adult) followed by a healthy discussion on the hygiene aspect, how to use & dispose of them. Food & winter clothes donation drive in collaboration with Robbin Hood Army was also a great step forward. The DM Group has found huge support in its partners, members, fans who have made this the most talked about group in Dwarka.

🤩Exciting offer:

🔹Personalised (name printed) 👕T-shirt for 1st 5⃣0⃣0⃣ participants or participants registering before 3⃣1⃣st July, whichever is earlier

🏃💨 Race Categories: ⤵

🔸 The Champs 10 km Timed Run | 🔸 The Edge 5 km Timed Run | 🔸 The Starters 3 km Timed Run | 🔸 Costume Run 1 km Family Run.

All Registered participants will get 🔢 BIB with ⏱Timing Chip^, 📄Certificate, 👕T-shirt, 🏅Finisher Medal & 🍲 Refreshment post-event.

®Registration Link: http://www.juniorun.com/events/juniorun/juniorun-new-delhi-4th-edition

^only for 10 km Timed Run, 5 km Timed Run & 3 km Timed Run.







Dwarka Moms

News Updates:
By :-
Delhi News:

· : Dust storm and light rain brought down the temperature today.

· Weather in Delhi: For Friday, the Indian Meteorological has predicted generally cloudy sky with light rain or drizzle.

· The has extended the ban on the manufacture, storage, sale or distribution of gutkha, pan masala and any other to***co products for one-year in the national capital.

· The Delhi has issued a notice to the beleaguered Jet Airways on a plea seeking refunds to stranded passengers or arrangement of alternate travel mode. The has temporarily suspended all its owing to a payment crisis.

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· The released the CBSE 12th result 2019 on its official website at cbse.nic.in and students can also get their from cbseresults.nic.in. This year the total pass percentage for CBSE 12th Result 2019 is 83.4%.

· Cyclone FANI: Odisha struck with Storm FANI. The India Meteorological Department ( ) has predicted heavy to very heavy rain in several areas of the Odisha coast while giving a yellow warning to the coastal state.

· The Central government has asked the state transport departments to make it mandatory for all EVs to use the green number plates, irrespective of the year in which they were bought.

· The first part of the - joint naval exercise, Varuna 19.1 was kicked off the Goa coast.

· The Union Environment Ministry has constituted a committee to implement the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP), which aims to reduce particulate matter (PM) pollution by 20%-30% in at least 102 cities by 2024.

· According to new data think tank International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), India was the world’s fourth biggest military spender in 2018, after the United States, China and Saudi Arabia.

· Reach & Engineers Limited (GRSE) to build eight anti-submarine warfare shallow watercraft (ASWSWC) for the Indian Navy.

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· World Tuna Day: 2nd May: This day has been recognized by the United Nations in the year 2017 to raise awareness about the importance of tuna fish and to promote more sustainable fishing practices.

· ' : 1st May, also known as Mayday is celebrated on this day every year.

· United Nations Security Council designated Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar as a global terrorist after China lifted its hold on a proposal to blacklist him under the Security Council’s Sanctions Committee.

· Akihito became the first Japanese Emperor to step down from the throne in more than 200 years.

· US President Donald stated that his administration is withdrawing the U.S. signature from the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, in response to concerns from gun rights activists that it could impinge on Americans’ right to bear arms.

· Wipro Consumer Care announced that it is acquiring personal care company 'Splash', which is based in the Philippines.

· Iraq has become India’s top crude oil supplier for the second consecutive year, meeting more than one-fifth of the country’s oil needs in the 2018-19 fiscal year.

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· Indian ace (from Jaipur) has been ranked the world number one in the women's 10 metres air rifle event.

· India's G Sathiyan has become the first Indian to break into the top-25 of world rankings in Table Tennis.

· Sterling has been named the 2019 footballer of the year by the Football Writers' Association (FWA).

· Bajrang Punia is set to become the first wrestler from India to fight at the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York.

· Asian Wrestling Championship 2019 has concluded, India finishes with 16 Medals (1 Gold, 3 Silver & 4 Bronze), Iran tops.

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· set a record with the most wins ever, taking home 12 honours at the Billboard Music Awards. Drake won 12 awards, bringing his career total to 27. Taylor Swift has won 23 Billboard Music Awards.

💌“No amount of self-improvement can make up for any lack of self-acceptance.”
― Robert Holden

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Delhi/NCR :-
*A former has suggested to the -appointed environment watchdog, EPCA, that agencies should collect ($ECC) from heavy commercial vehicles at junction points of the entry roads to National Capital Region rather than at borders.
** has written to its different departments to ensure that they modify only 30% of the compulsory core papers while revising the undergraduate course.
***The is likely to become a little costlier for Delhi University’s undergraduate aspirants. The standing committee of DU’s academic council on Thursday cleared proposals to increase fees for registration and cancellation, and introduce form correction charges.
**** approaching Delhi’s IGI will soon have reduced separation, or will fly closer to each other, increasing ’s hourly flights handling capacity by 4 to 5 flights. Airports Authority of India (AAI) has started testing software at the new air traffic control (ATC) tower from April 12. After the mandatory month-long testing, the new tower will be operational from May 11. In another three months, the new tower — India’s tallest at 102.9 metres — will control the entire air traffic of Delhi’s airspace and IGI.
*****By the end of this month, you will have to buy a ticket to enter the group of
******Nearly a third of ’s energy needs, including train operations, will be met through solar power from now.

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*Two ships will participate in an international maritime parade off the coast of Qingdao in China next week, marking the anniversary of founding of the Chinese Navy. Indian Navy ships -- Kolkata and INS Shakti -- will arrive in Qingdao on Sunday to participate in the International Fleet Review (IFR), Spokesperson Captain D K Sharma said
**The Indian Navy on Saturday launched guided missile destroyer Imphal at Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders here.Imphal, the third ship under Project 15B, successfully slipped into the waters at 12:20 pm, eliciting huge cheers and slogans of "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" and Vande Mataram from the huge crowd of staffers and officials that had assembled.
***Freshly released government data shows that 86% of Muslim women who will travel from India to Saudi Arabia for the Haj pilgrimage without a male companion (mehram ) this year are from Kerala.
****All patients with & Johnson’s faulty hip implant may not get compensation from the company as key changes to the mechanism are being considered by the regulatory expert committee on the issue, sources said.
International:
* is to hold its first "national day of commemoration of the Armenian genocide" on Wednesday in a move that has already angered which has denounced French President Emmanuel Macron over the decision.
**China's national space agency said on Tuesday it will soon announce rules to regulate commercial rocket manufacturing, test flights and launches, state media reported, as the number of private startups in the nascent sector surged in the past year
***Ukraine entered uncharted political waters on Monday after near final results showed a comedian with no political experience and few detailed policies had dramatically up-ended the status quo and won the country's presidential election by a landslide.

Sports:
*At the March 18 meeting of the members of the Committee of Administrators ( ) this year, its chief Vinod Rai had reportedly said the following: "If every ex-cricketer's role in Indian cricket is going to be seen through the prism of conflict on every small matter, then there will be nobody left to serve very soon".
**PU Chitra defended her 1500m title to give India its third gold medal while Ajay Kumar Saroj and Dutee Chand won a silver and a bronze in men's 1500m and women's 200m respectively on the fourth and final day of the Championships on Wednesday.
***Former World No.1 Kidambi Srikanth suffered a shock first round exit from the Asia Championships in Wuhan on Wednesday. However, PV Sindhu, Saina Nehwal and Sameer Verma advanced to the second round with contrasting victories while Indian challenge came to an end in doubles

Thought of the day :
“ never turn down ur ambition because someone is uncomfortable with the volume.”

News Updates:
By:- Pallavi Prakash Kumar
Delhi News:

· The city on Tuesday moved the Delhi High Court challenging decision of a single judge Bench allowing private unaided schools here an interim hike in fees to implement the recommendations of the on salaries of teachers and other employees.

National News:

· The successfully built the longest suspension bridge in a record time of 40 days ‘Matiri Bridge’ over the Indus River in the Leh-Ladakh region.

· Starting May, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) plans to launch a string of ‘defence’ satellites.

· 'Kandhamal Haldi', a variety of turmeric indigenous to southern Odisha, has earned the Geographical indication (GI) tag from Intellectual Property India.

· Government sets up a tribunal under Justice Chander Shekhar of the Delhi High Court to review ban imposition on the Jamaat-e-Islami Jammu and Kashmir (JeI) and the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front-Yasin Malik (JKLF-Y) faction.

· The International Centre for Automotive Technology (ICAT) is organizing a NuGen Mobility Summit, 2019, at Manesar, NCR, from 27th to 29th November 2019 with an objective to share new ideas, learnings, global experiences, innovations and future technology trends for faster adoption, assimilation and development of advanced automotive technologies for a smarter and greener future.

· The airport’s domestic and international terminals will soon display Metro timings to encourage air passengers to take the transit system.

· The Periodic Labour Force Survey ( ) data have revealed a drastic increase in the number of unemployed people in India.

· For the second year in succession, tops in eLearning training for field staff.

· Tata Power and Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL) signed a memorandum of understanding to set up integrated customer services and optimize value for customers.

· The Indian Publishing company, Private Limited, launched its book 'Saffron Swords- Centuries of Indic Resistance to Invaders', written by Manoshi Sinha Rawal having information on 52 unsung warriors of India from the last 1300 years.

International News:

· World Awareness Day: 2nd April- This day has been recognized to highlight the need to help improve the quality of life of those with autism so they can lead full and meaningful lives as an integral part of society.

· Japan has announced that the name of its new imperial era, set to begin on 1st May, will be 'Reiwa', order and harmony. The country's current era, Heisei, will end in April.

· Algeria's President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has resigned from the post with immediate effect after a massive street protests against his 20-year rule.

· launches the world's first fully-fledged 5G mobile networks (the speed 20 times faster than the existing 4G networks). This network is crucial for the future development of devices ranging from self-driving vehicles that send data traffic to one another in real time, industrial robots, drones and other elements of the Internet of Things.

· China has successfully launched the first of its new-generation data relay satellite, Tianlian II-01 into orbit. It would provide data relay, measurement, and control services for its manned spacecraft.

· India and Chile have signed three Memorandum of Understandings ( ) in the fields of mining, culture and empowerment of persons with disabilities. Chile announces it will allow visa-free entry to Indians holding a valid US Visa.

Sports:

· Saurav Ghosal became the first Indian man to enter top-10 in the latest Professional Squash Association (PSA) world rankings.

· Five times world champion won Bahrain Grand Prix 2019 title.

· 12th Asian airgun concluded, India clinched 25 medals in this championship.

Obituaries:

· Noted film director J. Mahendran, passed away.

· A veteran dramatist, theatre organiser, and economics teacher Kartik Chandra Rath, passed away.

💌“Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice.”- Steve Jobs

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News Updates:-
By :- Archa Singh
Delhi/NCR :-
*India Gate and Rashtrapati Bhavan were some of the major buildings and monuments that plunged into darkness for an entire hour on Saturday between 8.30pm and 9.30pm as part of the “Earth Hour” ؙ — a global movement to raise awareness about climate change and vanishing biodiversity. The 13th edition of the movement, organised by the body World Wildlife Fund, also saw people switch off their lights to show solidarity towards “giving up” practices that are detrimental to the
**Construction work for the much-delayed Phase IV project of Delhi Metro will start around Diwali this year. With the Centre’s approval for three of the six proposed corridors in place, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) is going to start geo-technical surveys and detailed drawings of civil structures before tenders are finalised and floated. The process is expected to take about six months with construction on ground expected to begin around October.
***For the very first time, Delhi will get a single court complex where all corruption-related cases pending in various city courts will be tried. The move is likely to put anti-graft trials on a fast-track and free up existing courtrooms for other cases.
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National:-
*The first cruise between Kolkata-Dhaka became a reality on Friday after it was flagged off from a city dock.
**Indian Navy ship INS Magar, an amphibious warfare vessel, on Thursday departed Mumbai for Port Beira in Mozambique with essential relief material for the cyclone ravaged areas. The Indian warship is carrying 300 tonnes of relief supplies including essential medicines, anti–epidemic drugs, food provisions, clothing, repair and rehabilitation equipment, and temporary shelters.
***The Election Commission on Thursday said it has approved a request of the rural development ministry to revise the wages under the MGNREGA scheme from April 1.

International:
*The UN headquarters in New York, the pyramids of Egypt and Rio's Christ the Redeemer statue were among top world monuments plunged into darkness for an hour on Saturday to put the spotlight on climate change and its impact on the planet.
**The US has said it has taken note of India's anti-satellite missile test, but expressed concern over the issue of space debris.
***The investigator hired to look into the release of intimate images of Jeff Bezos said on Sunday he has concluded that Saudi Arabian authorities hacked the Amazon chief's phone to access his personal data
****Iran said on Saturday it faced an emergency in a southwestern province threatened by flooding and worked to evacuate dozens of villages as forecasters predicted more of the heavy rains that have killed at least 45 people this week, state media reported.

Sports:
*Indian shooters made a clean sweep of gold medals in 10m Air Rifle event to continue their dominance at the 12th Asian Airgun Championships in Taoyuan, Taipei.
**Ashleigh Barty's transformation is complete after the Australian defeated Czech fifth seed Karolina Pliskova 7-6 (7/1) 6-3 Saturday to win the biggest singles title of her career at the WTA Miami Open
***Former champion Kidambi Srikanth reached title round after a 17-month drought but PV Sindhu bowed out after losing a close semi-final contest at the $350,000 India Open on Saturday.

Thought of the day :
“ Life is a dream for the wise, a game for the fool, a comedy for the rich, a tragedy for the poor”