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PMRDA will soon start acquisition of land for inner ring road

Land acquisition for the first phase of the proposed 82-km inner ring road will soon begin, according to the Pune.

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In a world where the importance of preserving our

In a world where the importance of preserving our environment and natural resources is becoming increasingly apparent, the Nisargasutra - Principle of Co-Existence is more relevant than ever. This principle emphasizes the importance of living in harmony with nature and respecting all forms of life that coexist with us on this planet.

To commemorate the International Day of Forests on 21st march, a group of environmentalists and nature enthusiasts had organized an event to promote the Nisargasutra Principle of Co-Existence. The event took place at Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute ( BORI ).

The event featured several activities, including the launching of the Nisargasutra Initiative and Website on Tamhini (an emerald of the Western Ghats in India), a screening of a short film about Tamhini, and the release of a booklet on fungi found in the Western Ghats. The event also included the felicitation of green warriors and the singing of the national anthem in honor of the Tamhini Forest biota.

Green warriors were felicitated for their exceptional work in preserving the environment, and the National Anthem was sung to pay tribute to the forest biota. The event was graced by the presence of Shri. N. R. Praveen, Chief Conservator of Forests (T) Pune Forest Division, Pune, Tushar Chavan, Deputy Conservator of Forests (Wildlife), Pune, and Dr. Sanjay Kharat, Principal of Modern college, Ganesh Khind, Pune.

The event was an initiative of Shailesh Saraf, Dr. Sachin Anil Punekar, and Nivedita Joshi, who aimed to spread awareness about the Nisargasutra Principle of Co-Existence.

The event served as a reminder that our forests are vital for our survival and that we must take measures to preserve them for future generations. The event concluded with a call to action to dedicate at least two hours of our life to these magnificent forests, which sustain life on earth.
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Gold rates are at their peak at 60k rupees per ten

Gold rates are at their peak at 60k rupees per ten grams (tolah). Yet, the gold-buying frenzy is only escalating thanks to the forthcoming Gudi Padwa, the Marathi new year.

An auspicious time to make new investments, it marks the first day of the month Chaitra in the Hindu Calendar.

Vastupal Ranka of Ranka Jewellers says that this time of the year brings in all sorts of customers from youngsters to families to new parents. This period being a propitious wedding season as well only adds to the gold rush.

People make as small investments as a gold coin as big as customized jewellery as well. In fact, many make reservations around fifteen days before Gudi Padwa to make sure to take a piece of gold home that day.

Ranka says that the faith in the yellow metal is going strong. When asked about preferences in precious stones, he says that people tend to especially make rings and pendants made of stones that are thought to be lucky for their rashi. But the strong preference for gold runs through the generations, not only because of its religious connotations among the older generations but even for younger people who find the metal one of the most promising kinds of investments in today’s world.

Gudi Padwa and Akshaya Tritiya being a part of the auspicious saadhe teen muhurats of the year, many jewellery shops run offers and schemes from the end of March to the end of April. If you’re thinking of buying gold soon, don’t miss this religious and financially good opportunity to invest in it.
Amit Modak, director and CEO of PNG Gadgil & Sons, says that due to the recent bank crisis in
the US which has affected the economy globally has only appreciated gold’s value. While the
total number of sales might drop by 5-10% due to the increase in price, the total value of the
sale itself is expected to increase by 10%. He also adds that there is a shift towards more
lightweight jewellery especially as youngsters are more inclined towards 14 and 10-carat gold.
About 40% of the total sale consists of gold coins and other investments whereas the rest is
attributed to jewellery. Mature and older buyers still prefer the traditional heavy jewellery route.

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Pune News : Disciples wearing diksha malas get ent

Pune News : Disciples wearing diksha malas get entry into Osho ashram

Pune: The Osho International Meditation Center had sparked controversy by banning the entry of disciples who wear the diksha malas provided by the organization's founder, Osho. The incident led to a protest on Tuesday, March 21 when devotees were refused entry on the occasion of the 70th Enlightenment Day. However, after the protest the disciplines were allowed entry into the Ashram wearing the malas and the management committee has assured them that henceforth they won’t be stopped.

Despite the devotees' insistence that the beaded necklaces were given them from their master and could not be taken away, the administration refused to allow them inside the ashram while wearing the malas. This decision has caused an uproar among Osho's followers. And therefore a protest was staged on March 21.

Former trustee of Osho International Foundation, Swami Chaitanya Kirti, commented on the issue. He said, “The ashram only observes the monsoon and Christmas and does not celebrate Osho's birth anniversary or guru purnima. As today is the 70th Enlightenment Day, we disciples had come to Osho Ashram. We were not allowed entry by wearing the mala, but then we were taken in by paying ₹ 970 as entry fees.”

Despite repeated attempts by Pune Pulse to reach Osho International Meditation Center authorities there was no response.
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