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Tuesday, July 29, 2025

चार देशों के राजदूतों ने राष्ट्रपति को अपने परिचय पत्र प्रस्तुत किए

 राष्ट्रपति सचिवालय//प्रविष्टि तिथि: 29 JUL 2025 2:05 PM by PIB Delhi

राष्ट्रपति श्रीमती द्रौपदी मुर्मू ने विभिन्न राजदूतों/उच्चायुक्तों के परिचय पत्र स्वीकार किए

नई दिल्ली: 29 जुलाई 2025: (पीआईबी/ /अंतराष्ट्रीय स्क्रीन डेस्क)::

राष्ट्रपति श्रीमती द्रौपदी मुर्मू ने आज (29 जुलाई, 2025) राष्ट्रपति भवन में आयोजित एक समारोह में डोमिनिकन गणराज्य, तिमोर-लेस्ते, श्रीलंका और गैबोनीज़ गणराज्य के राजदूतों/उच्चायुक्तों के परिचय पत्र स्वीकार किए। परिचय पत्र प्रस्तुत करने वालों में शामिल थे:

1. डोमिनिकन गणराज्य के राजदूत श्री फ्रांसिस्को मैनुएल कोम्प्रेस हर्नान्डेज़

2. तिमोर-लेस्ते के राजदूत श्री कार्लिटो नून्स

3. श्रीलंका की उच्चायुक्त सुश्री प्रदीपा महिषिनी कोलोने

4. गैबोन के उच्चायुक्त श्री गाई रोड्रिग डिकाय

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Thursday, August 8, 2013

New Research Vessel for CMFRI-Silver Pomano

07-August-2013 16:49 IST
A special PIB feature on Shipping          By L.C. Ponnumon*
Fishing Vessel F.V Silver Pompano
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI), Kochi has recently procured a 19.75 m fisheries research vessel F.V. Silver Pompano as part of the National Initiative on Climate Resilient Agriculture (NICRA) project by Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). The vessel is used for carrying out fisheries related research in the territorial waters. The vessel was manufactured by Goa Shipyard Ltd at a cost of about Rs. 4.75 crores.
The vessel is fitted with a 4 stroke Volvo Penta make 500 hp @1800 rpm marine engine. The main deck of the vessel contains cabin for scientists and crew, wet laboratory, weather station, galley, mess room and toilet. The hydraulically operated trawl which consist of 1000 m long, 12 mm diameter steel wire rope on each drum with a speed of 0 to 40m/minute which draws hydraulic power from main engine.

The vessel shall be used for experimental trawl fishing – both bottom and mid-water trawling using Issac-Kid Mid-water Trawl system and collection of oceanographic parameters and marine samples from the sea.   The vessel is equipped with underway CTD sampler, Doppler current meter, instruments for chlorophyll measurements, zooplankton, TSS and sediment sampling.   The vessels is equipped with a laboratory for preliminary analysis and to fix the samples for further analysis.  An automatic weather station to collect the atmospheric parameters like rainfall, humidity etc.   The vessel is fitted with modern oceanographic equipment like underway CTD sampler, Doppler current profiler, Plankton net, sediment and benthic sampler etc.  

All equipped Life Saving Appliances (LSA) are installed in the vessel. Fire control equipments like fire extinguishers and hoses are also provided. Directorate General of Shipping approved Nautical, Radio and fish finding equipments are fitted in the vessel.

           World’s Oceans are currently affected by global warming with likely impacts in changes in ocean currents and winds, precipitation etc.  Sea Surface Temperature (SST)   has increased by 0.2 to 0.3oC along the Indian coast in the last 45 years.   Global warming and consequent changes in climate patterns will have strong impact on fisheries with serious consequences on food and livelihood security of considerable section of the population.   Climate change is likely to play a key role in the distribution, abundance and phenology of marine and freshwater fishes and assessing the impact is vital for developing strategies for climate change mitigation.  Nevertheless, there exists opportunities to reduce the vulnerability of Indian marine fisheries to climate change by way of projections on fish distribution, abundance etc., thereby planning better management adaptations.  

           National Initiative on Climate Resilient Agriculture (NICRA) project was initiated by ICAR as a major programme to enhance the resilience of Indian agriculture covering crops livestock and fisheries to climatic variability and climate change.  The project was initiated with an outlay of Rs. 350 crores in the XI plan and continues in the XII plan.  Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) is one of the major institute in the strategic research component in the NICRA project  and the nodal agency to carry out climate related impact studies on Indian fisheries.  Warming of waters and sea level rise may severely impact the fishery comprising both the resource and its tappers.  Therefore, it is pertinent to study and evaluate the shift in spawning season, strength and recruitment into fisheries, determine quantitative and qualitative food availability, especially to the  spawners and juveniles and find relationships between climatic and oceanographic variables on distribution, spawning and food availability of Indian marine fishes.  As part of the project, CMFRI, Kochi has procured this vessel.

The project on fisheries CMFRI is headed by Dr P.U Zacharia, Principal Scientist and Head of Demersal Fisheries Division and 44 scientists working at different centers of CMFRI are involved in the project in addition to 23 research scholars.  The work involves finding the impact of climate change on the distribution, abundance, spawning behaviour by selecting  10 species representing  pelagic, Demersal, crustaceans, and molluscan species. Other aspects under study are assessing the vulnerability of coastal districts, estimating the emission from fishing and allied activities, identifying and developing hatchery technologies for climate resilient species for mariculture and developing and demonstrating technologies in estuarine and coastal areas. (PIB Features)

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*Media & Communication Officer, PIB, Cochin.

With inputs from Director, CMFRI, Kochi.

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Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Electronic Toll Collection

05-March-2013 19:10 IST
To be Rolled Out on NHS Across Country by March Next Year -Dr.C P Joshi
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways aims to rollout Electronic Toll Collection( ETC) across all the toll plazas on National Highways in the entire country by March 31, 2014.This was stated by Dr. CP Joshi, the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways(MoRTH) here today while delivering the keynote address at a discussion organised on” India’s Highways-Next Gen Tolling and Corridor Management” 
Electronic Toll Collection is a system enabling collection of toll payments electronically allowing for near-nonstop toll collection and traffic monitoring.ETC utilizes vehicles equipped with transponders(electronic tags),wireless communication, in-road/roadside sensors and a computerized system(hardware and software) for uniquely identifying each vehicle ,electronically collect toll, providing general vehicle/traffic monitoring and data collection. 
Here is the text of Minister’s speech 
“ I am confident that the daylong discussions would have sparked off ideas that have the potential of revolutionizing Tolling and Corridor Management on Indian Highways. 

“The mission of Government of India has been to make quality highway network across the country and make the system transparent and responsive. 

“In our bid to do so / I am glad to share that by the end of this financial year we would complete construction of nearly 3000 kilometers of National highways, / which is a record till date. 

“Along with constructing highways we are also re working our systems to sync with times. To make the system transparent / we first introduced e-tendering, / followed it with pilot project to Electronically collect Toll. 

“Now we have a vision to mark national highway network on maps / making it compatible to mobile devices / and even have apps for highway network.

“I will elaborate a bit on our endeavor to implement RFID based Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) system across National Highways. 

“The RFID technology shall expedite the clearing of traffic at toll plazas / and the need of carrying cash shall also be eliminated when Toll plazas shall be duly integrated with each other throughout India. 

“We started a Pilot Project on ETC last year in April at Parwanoo on NH-5. / 

“The pilot is being carried successfully and concessionaires have been requested to work out necessary modalities with the ETC solution providers / and Banks for setting up of Central Clearing House (CCH). 

“A few more stretches have also been selected for ETC implementation. They are Mumbai - Ahmedabad, Chennai- Bangalore and Gurgaon – Jaipur – Beawar. 

“I would like to assert that by March 31, 2014 we aim to implement ETC across all the toll plazas on our National Highways. 

“For implementation of nationwide electronic toll collection we have recently constituted / Indian Highways Management Company Limited (IHMCL) / with equity partnership from NHAI (50%) Concessionaries (25%) and institutions (25%) . 

“Government of India is also amending the Central Motor Vehicle Rules, 1989 for fitment of RFID tag on vehicles by the automobile manufacturers. 

“I am happy that Feedback Brista Highways OMT Pvt. Limited (FBH) has organized this special session to discuss the issues that affect user comfort at the Toll Plazas and how we can develop an effective and efficient mechanism at Toll Plazas on National Highways. 

“Our endeavor will be to develop policies and systems for happy user experience on Indian Highways / through better safety measures / and / lower waiting time at the Toll Plazas. 

“We will be happy to partner with the Government of Portugal to develop a mechanism for better cooperation and collaboration in this regard.” (PIB)

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Friday, January 25, 2013

Padma Awards Announced

24 of the awardees are women 

President has approved the conferment of  108 PadmaAwards. These comprise 04 Padma Vibhushan, 24 PadmaBhushan and   80 Padma Shri Awards. 24 of the awardees are women and the list also includes 11 persons in the category of Foreigners, NRIs, PIOs and  Posthumousawardees.
Padma Awards, the country’s highest civilian awards, are conferred in three categories, namely, PadmaVibhushan, Padma Bhushan and Padma Shri. The Awards are given in various disciplines/ fields of activities, viz- art, social work, public affairs, science and engineering, trade and industry, medicine, literature and education, sports, civil service, etc. ‘Padma Vibhushan’ is awarded for exceptional and distinguished service; ‘Padma Bhushan’ for distinguished service of high order and ‘Padma Shri’ for distinguished service in any field. The awards are announced on the occasion of Republic Day every year. The awards are conferred by the President of India at a function held at Rashtrapati Bhawan sometime around March/ April.

Padma Vibhushan

SlNo.
Name
Discipline
State/ Domicile
1.       
ShriRaghunathMohapatra
Art
Orissa
2.       
Shri S.Haider Raza
Art
Delhi
3.       
Prof. YashPal
Science and Engineering
Uttar Pradesh
4.       
Prof.RoddamNarasimha
Science and Engineering
Karnataka

Padma Bhushan
Sl No.
Name
Discipline
State/ Domicile

  1.  
Dr.RamanaiduDaggubati
Art
Andhra Pradesh

  1.  
Smt.SreeramamurthyJanaki
Art
Tamil Nadu

  1.  
Dr. (Smt.)Kanak Rele
Art
Maharashtra

  1.  
Smt.Sharmila Tagore
Art
Delhi

  1.  
Dr. (Smt.)SarojaVaidyanathan
Art
Delhi

  1.  
Shri Abdul Rashid Khan
Art
West Bengal

  1.  
Late RajeshKhanna
Art
Maharashtra#

  1.  
Late JaspalSingh Bhatti
Art
Punjab #

  1.  
ShriShivajiraoGirdhar Patil
Public Affairs
Maharashtra

  1.  
Dr.ApathukathaSivathanu Pillai
Science and Engineering
Delhi

  1.  
Dr. Vijay Kumar Saraswat
Science and Engineering
Delhi

  1.  
Dr. AshokeSen
Science and Engineering
Uttar Pradesh

  1.  
Dr. B.N. Suresh
Science and Engineering
Karnataka

  1.  
Prof. Satya N.Atluri
Science and Engineering
USA *

  1.  
Prof. JogeshChandra Pati
Science and Engineering
USA *

  1.  
Shri RamamurthyThyagarajan
Trade and Industry
Tamil Nadu

  1.  
Shri AdiBurjor Godrej
Trade and Industry
Maharashtra

  1.  
Dr.NandkishoreShamrao Laud
Medicine
Maharashtra

  1.  
Shri MangeshPadgaonkar
Literature & Education
Maharashtra

  1.  
Prof. GayatriChakravortySpivak
Literature & Education
USA*

  1.  
ShriHemendra SinghPanwar
Civil Service
Madhya Pradesh

  1.  
Dr. MaharajKishan Bhan
Civil Service
Delhi

  1.  
Shri RahulDravid
Sports
Karnataka

  1.  
Ms. H.MangteChungneijangMary Kom
Sports
Manipur

Padma Shri
Sl No.
Name
Discipline
State/ Domicile

  1.  
Shri GajamAnjaiah
Art
Andhra Pradesh

  1.  
Swami G.C.D. Bhartialias BharatiBandhu
Art
Chhattisgarh

  1.  
Ms. B.Jayashree
Art
Karnataka

  1.  
Smt. SrideviKapoor
Art
Maharashtra

  1.  
Shri KailashChandra Meher
Art
Orissa

  1.  
ShriBrahmdeo RamPandit
Art
Maharashtra

  1.  
ShriVishwanathDinkar Patekaralias NanaPatekar
Art
Maharashtra

  1.  
ShriRekandarNageswara Raoalias SurabhiBabji
Art
Andhra Pradesh

  1.  
Shri LakshmiNarayanaSathiraju
Art
Tamil Nadu

  1.  
Smt.JaymalaShiledar
Art
Maharashtra

  1.  
Shri SureshDattatrayTalwalkar
Art
Maharashtra

  1.  
Shri P.Madhavan Nair alias Madhu
Art
Kerala

  1.  
Shri ApurbaKishore Bir
Art
Maharashtra

  1.  
ShriGhanakantaBora Borbayan
Art
Assam

  1.  
Smt. HildaMit Lepcha
Art
Sikkim

  1.  
Smt. SudhaMalhotra
Art
Maharashtra

  1.  
Shri GhulamMohammadSaznawaz
Art
Jammu and Kashmir

  1.  
Shri RameshGopaldas Sippy
Art
Maharashtra

  1.  
Ms.MahrukhTarapor
Art
Maharashtra

  1.  
Shri BalwantThakur
Art
Jammu & Kashmir

  1.  
Shri PuranDas Baul
Art
West Bengal

  1.  
ShriRajendra Tikku
Art
Jammu & Kashmir

  1.  
Shri Pablo Bartholomew
Art
Delhi

  1.  
Shri S.Shakir Ali
Art
Rajasthan

  1.  
Sh. S.K.MMaeilanandhan
Social Work
Tamil Nadu

  1.  
Ms.NileemaMishra
Social Work
Maharashtra

  1.  
Ms. ReemaNanavati
Social Work
Gujarat

  1.  
Ms. JharnaDharaChowdhury
Social Work
Bangladesh*

  1.  
Late Dr. RamKrishan
Social Work
Uttar Pradesh #

  1.  
Late ManjuBharat Ram
Social Work
Delhi #

  1.  
Prof.MustansirBarma
Science and Engineering
Maharashtra

  1.  
Shri AvinashChander
Science and Engineering
Delhi

  1.  
Prof. SanjayGovind Dhande
Science and Engineering
Uttar Pradesh

  1.  
Prof. (Dr.)Sankar Kumar Pal
Science and Engineering
West Bengal

  1.  
Prof. Deepak B.Phatak
Science and Engineering
Maharashtra

  1.  
Dr. MudundiRamakrishnaRaju
Science and Engineering
Andhra Pradesh

  1.  
Prof. Ajay K.Sood
Science and Engineering
Karnataka

  1.  
Prof.KrishnaswamyVijayraghavan
Science and Engineering
Karnataka

  1.  
Dr.ManindraAgrawal
Science and Engineering
Uttar Pradesh

  1.  
Dr.JayaramanGowrishankar
Science and Engineering
Andhra Pradesh

  1.  
Prof. SharadPandurang Kale
Science and Engineering
Maharashtra

  1.  
Smt.Vandana Luthra
Trade and Industry
Delhi

  1.  
Ms.Rajshree Pathy
Trade and Industry
Tamil Nadu

  1.  
ShriHemendraPrasad Barooah
Trade and Industry
Assam

  1.  
Shri MilindKamble
Trade and Industry
Maharashtra

  1.  
Ms. KalpanaSaroj
Trade and Industry
Maharashtra

  1.  
Dr.Sudarshan K.Aggarwal
Medicine
Delhi

  1.  
Dr. C.Venkata S. Ram alias ChittaVenkataSundara Ram
Medicine
Andhra Pradesh

  1.  
Dr. RajendraAchyut Badwe
Medicine
Maharashtra

  1.  
Dr.Taraprasad Das
Medicine
Orissa

  1.  
Prof. (Dr.) T.V. Devarajan
Medicine
Tamil Nadu

  1.  
Prof. (Dr.)SarojChooramaniGopal
Medicine
Uttar Pradesh

  1.  
Dr. PramodKumar Julka
Medicine
Delhi

  1.  
Dr. GulshanRai Khatri
Medicine
Delhi

  1.  
Dr. GaneshKumar Mani
Medicine
Delhi

  1.  
Dr. AmitPrabhakarMaydeo
Medicine
Maharashtra

  1.  
Dr.SundaramNatarajan
Medicine
Maharashtra

  1.  
Prof.KrishnaChandraChunekar
Medicine
Uttar Pradesh

  1.  
Dr. VishwaKumar Gupta
Medicine
Delhi
  1.  

Prof. (Capt.) Dr. MohammadSharaf-e-Alam
Literature & Education
Bihar

  1.  
Dr. RadhikaHerzberger
Literature & Education
Andhra Pradesh

  1.  
Shri J.Malsawma
Literature & Education
Mizoram

  1.  
ShriDevendra Patel
Literature & Education
Gujarat

  1.  
Dr. Rama Kant Shukla
Literature & Education
Delhi

  1.  
Prof.Akhtarul Wasey
Literature & Education
Delhi

  1.  
Prof. AnvitaAbbi
Literature & Education
Delhi

  1.  
Shri NidaFazli
Literature & Education
Madhya Pradesh

  1.  
ShriSurenderKumar Sharma
Literature & Education
Delhi

  1.  
Dr. JagdishPrasad Singh
Literature & Education
Bihar

  1.  
LateShaukat RiazKapoor AliasSalik Lakhnawi
Literature & Education
West Bengal#

  1.  
Prof. NoboruKarashima
Literature & Education
Japan *

  1.  
Shri ChristopherPinney
Literature & Education
UK *

  1.  
Smt.PremlataAgrawal
Sports
Jharkhand

  1.  
ShriYogeshwar Dutt
Sports
Haryana

  1.  
ShriHosanagaraNagarajegowdaGirisha
Sports
Karnataka

  1.  
SubedarMajor Vijay Kumar
Sports
Himachal Pradesh

  1.  
ShriNgangomDingko Singh
Sports
Maharashtra

  1.  
NaibSubedarBajrang LalTakhar
Sports
Rajasthan

  1.  
Ms. RituKumar
Fashion Designing
Delhi

  1.  
Dr. RavindraSingh Bisht
Archaeology
Uttar Pradesh

Note: * indicates awardees in the category of Foreigners / NRIs/ PIOs.
                # indicates awardees in the posthumous category.
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