Hello and welcome to NewsClick. An FIR was filed against the Indian Army after three civilians lost their lives in an incident of open firing in Kashmir. This FIR has been at the heart of a lot of heat debate. And to discuss this, we have with us today Mr. Parvez Imroz. Mr. Imroz is a lawyer and an activist and one of the founding members of Jammu and Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society. He has done groundbreaking work in documenting mass graves in Kashmir and researching human right violations by the Indian Army. Mr. Imroz has also provided legal assistance to a lot of families in cases of disappearances in Kashmir. So, sir, we today want to talk to you about Chopian and what has happened there recently. And as you know that now the Supreme Court has stayed any action against any coercive action against the major who was named in the FIR. So what is your opinion on it?  It's not surprising here. You see, one thing is that as far as we have the Armed Forces Special Powers Act here, which gives a legal impunity to the armed personnel here. And meaning that they can't be prosecuted, you know, unless there's not a sanction. And the sanction is really given by the Home Ministry, federal government. It's like that according to Rajasabha that the statement recently, they say 50 cases have been sent for the ground up sanction and in which 47 they have denied. So question is that is the they have the legal cover and sanction prosecution is very unlikely. But what is very disturbing? I mean that under the Armed Forces Special Powers Act, the investigation is not bad. That the FIR filing an FIR according to the Supreme Court judgment in Lalitha Kumari, there's a five-judgment. They said that in a noticeable offense, the FIR has to be filed. So even in this case, the Supreme Court, you know, that order, you know, then which is very disturbing here, one can understand if there's a prosecution or one can understand that if there's a conviction of the armed person. But even the FIR, Supreme Court has ordered stated and then that is the very disturbing here. I mean, even in a possible case, we know that how in a possible case, finally that even the CBI investigation has invited the five army official for the extra-jewish feelings taken counter. But even finally that Supreme Court sent it today for the army for court-martial and army didn't conduct the court-martial. On the contrary, they conduct the summary of evidence, which is not the court-martial. So now this has been stayed and but there was also this magisterial probe, which Mehboobam Mufti had said that that will be conducted to lead this investigation to its logical conclusion. The Supreme Court order is saying that there cannot be any coercive action against the army general, but will that order also affect this probe and the investigation in this probe? Because that should technically go on as per it was been happening. Will this order then affect this probe as well? You know, normally it is very customary for the government, you know, in a high-profile case, the state government has always ordering the maestral enquiries and every year we have also the document that where none of the maestral enquiries finally, I mean, concluded or they have been very effective. You know, that is a very ritual. It is just to subside the public anger. These maestral enquiries are no credibility because another fact is also the army, not only the maestral enquiry, but even in the police investigation, they are never cooperating. For example, the police in a lot of cases we have where the police have been asking the army to give the role of the army personnel there. They are not forwarding with them. And even the High Court has not been very proactive. Actually, the problem is not the legality. The problem is the morality. The moral impunity is an issue before the government. They have the legal impunity, but the moral of the army is getting down here. That is a bigger challenge for the Indian government. You know, the way people are coming on the streets, people are protesting, educating, and it is demoralizing the army. And you see the statement of the former defense minister or the military leadership particularly, if you remember that last year when there was a Farouk Dar's case, you know, who was tied with a jeep. His polling investigation are instead of that taking him to task for making a person who had gone on to cause the vote. And he was rewarded. The army official was made a national hero by the Indian government here. And even he was, it was said that he should be given the promotion like that thing. So the government has a big challenge in Kashmir that is the moral, how they are going to boast the moral of the army. That is the right wing government which India has right now. And for them, the army can do no wrong. Speaking against the army is unpatriotic. And you question the conduct of the army, whatever they do, if they go killing teenage boys, blinding the girls, blinding the passers-by, standards-by, they are justifying it. So just to boast the moral of the army, they are doing these things. Before 2010, they were the military leadership were saying that it is a terrorism. It is the terrorist people who are fighting or people who are educating against that. But after 2010, when there was millions and millions of people, which was 2016, they called it educational terrorism. So the question is how they are going to boast the moral of the army. And the army's moral is getting down here. That is a big challenge for the Indian government. And also coupled with the right wing activists who are making to going to different institutions, particularly the judiciary. And normally, the judiciary of Supreme Court of India, which is a very powerful institution and which always the people have some hopes, particularly on the Pothribal case. But on the Pothribal case, even that hope is no more. So now, how are the families of these victims who died in Chopian? Do you know how they feel about this FIR and what the Supreme Court has, the Supreme Court action right now? They know about it. One has said that they have no faith on the institution and you see it's not the isolated case. But if we see the conduct of Supreme Court in all the cases from since 1990, particularly if you remember the Mosul of Parveen's case and other matters, humor at related issues. So they don't have any faith on the institution. In fact, they they believe that the Supreme Court has proved more exact you than the exact you know, and they have been condoning. So that is an issue here. They say that if the domestic remedies are the domestic institutions meant to protect their life, right to life and liberties of individual. So if they fail to deliver or if they are not, I mean, seeking accountability from the perpetrators. So finally, they have the legitimacy. It gives them the legitimacy to go to the international institutions for the international humanitarian intervention. This is what they are thinking. It's not only the family, but I have been dealing the cases of of a lot of people, you know, disappear as a student, as they can call to take the case of Kunan Pushpura, for example. Pushpura case was in 1992. And then even Supreme Court has the matters pending in Supreme Court, even in that case, why are more than 40 women were raped? I mean, who came forward? It is more than that. Even the matter was stayed. Investigation was stayed in that case also by the High Court here. And even the matter is lying with the Supreme Court from last two years. And so you can imagine that even if the judiciary is staying the investigation in one Kunan Pushpura, which was internationally, I mean, there was international outcry on that. So after 26 years, the investigation, if they allow it, that further investigation will be concluded, people have died, victims have died. And even after that, there are different layers. For example, if the investigation is allowed, and then there will be sanctioned, there are different layers for the case, which are, I mean, which is very finally helping the perpetrators to get away with the crime they have committed. And finally, we also wanted to ask you about the second petition which has been filed at the National Human Rights Commission. This was filed by the children of soldiers saying that what about the human rights of soldiers? It was talking about that. What do you have to say about this petition? They can file the petition there, National Human Rights Commission.  And for the National Human Rights Commission, it is concerned that they, it is an institution which is very selective. Even in the cases pending of the victims who have approached the National Human Rights Commission or the State Human Rights Commission, which has referred the cases to what army, where against army there are allegations because the State Human Rights Commission doesn't have any mandate regarding the army officials, but they can refer it to National Human Rights Commission and National Human Rights Commission under section 19 can lead to the army. So I think there are a lot of cases which have been sent by the State Human Rights Commission. So the National Human Rights Commission's credibility also, you know, as far as the Kashmir-related issues is not very up to the mark here.  But what about the victims who have already gone to the National Human Rights Commission? And that is, that's why I'm telling you repeatedly, we are telling always repeatedly the institutions, you know, we are saying that the suppression and repression in Kashmir is a systematic institution, meaning that all the institutions of the state, whether it is the legislature, it is the executive, it is the judiciary, it is the police, it is the army are part and parcel of that. That is what we fear, because if there's a level of suppression and repression is increasing, it is intensifying here. And then finally, it is going to take some shape, you know, if we, there would be a Newtonian reaction, you can't expect that India believing that they can control people, because they only on military solution now, and they believe that you, as long as they're able to control people suffering and miserable, it will be peaceful, right? But it's definitely going to take some, I mean, we don't know after 2016 what will happen, you know, and so also it is going to push the young people to other extreme India. There is also worry of the civil society here. And the armed personnel, we have our own experience after two, three years, particularly the present government, you know, the right-wing government, the way they are, you know, extending all sort of impurities to them, and it is really, they are more aggressive, and that's why they are using more force, this proportionate force on this side. So thank you, sir, for talking to us. And hope as the issue progresses, we hope to see some good positive action, and we hope to come back to you again. And thank you for watching Newscake.


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Greetings. NJBrew22.com. We're here for a special edition of our cheap wine reviews. I'm not doing a wine review this time. I'm going to talk about a flyer the same way we talk about the supermarket flyers every week. You know, it's my own little thing. I do it probably just for my own good and therapy. But anyway, we got, you know, obviously it's early, the beginning of the holiday season. We're just talking about holiday picks for wine and Thanksgiving and all this other stuff. Wegmans has this like wine magazine. This is like a really fancy, high production quality catalog, it's like 10 pages, 10-12 pages. And they have all these ridiculously expensive wines and they're talking about these, and they have a whole chart here. Take a look at this. The Wine Ratings Guide. And if you look there, you have Wegmans, I don't even know these. I know wine advocate, I've heard of Wine Spectator and this guy, James Suckling, apparently is a, he's a big shot and his taste buds are to be respected and odd. But anyway, this book, the Wegmans book shows various expensive wines like these Bordeaux. I think 2015 was a, was a big year for the Bordeaux. I don't know what that means. I mean, I believe me, I think it's too much and look at all these expensive wines, $80 a bottle, there's another one in there, Bordeaux, $80 a bottle.  This is a 97 rating, James Suckling, so it gets 100 bucks a bottle. Hell no, man. I would not pay $100 for a bottle. They have a couple coupons here, $3, $2, and like for some of this featured wines. It's not a general coupon, but here, here on the front page, Wegmans has these $6 wines and we've had these two. I haven't tried this Italian wine or this new one that they just started carrying. It's called the Cape Original Shiraz. But I've had the Aspetto, which is, I wouldn't call it a two-bottle passer, but it's a good cheap wine if you're out there shopping and I think the El Molino was good. These are all, I think, 13%. This might be 14. I haven't, I'm going to try this one, this Italian wine. Oh, it's a San Giavis Cabernet. I'm going to try it just for shoots and giggles. We don't go above $6 at Wegmans, but interestingly, Shoprite has, this is a weird thing, Shoprite, the way they do this. The Shoprite we go to most is in Clinton and that's owned by Quick Check and it's not quite the same owners as the other Shoprite liquors and they don't often have the same in-store prices, but the coupons don't always work in Clinton, for instance, because they don't stock the particular thing that's in the fly, which is odd. I'm going to find out why, why that is, but the Shoprite ad, here's their big specials and they're plastered all over the store I saw today. Dark horse wines, they're okay. I think they're on the edge of passing the two-bottle test, 709 is not bad. Barefoot, we're never going to buy. The Apothic, I like the dark, the red blend, 929 is not bad, but I don't think it's worth it, even at that price, we like going cheap. And there's something here at, here's another Maison-Louis, I don't even know, I'm not going to spend $20 for a bottle of wine, just not going to do it. And by the way, this organic Bantara, I didn't like it, it wasn't good. And that's it, that's all that Shoprite has at the liquor store. Behringer's Founders' Estate, this is a good price for the single bottle, 801 a bottle is better than the two-bottle price or the double-bottle price, you can usually find it for $16.99. So that's definitely a good price. And I wanted to try this cul-de-sac and they don't stock it where I go, so I'll have to go to a different Shoprite, maybe in Hackett's Town or I forget where the other one is. Union maybe. But so that's it, that's our whole cheap wine sale review for the week. And there you go, I'll put my flyer there, I'm going to take a screenshot of this for my YouTube cover and that'll be that. So no half hour wine review this week, even though I have some in the hopper, I'm not going to do it. Have a nice week ahead and don't get too drunk, keep your liver...


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If you're anything like me, you've got a Chromebook, a phone, maybe a laptop all on your desk right now and you're trying to get your work done. And I'm often on my Chromebook and I'm on a website and I really wish I could just have that website quickly onto my PC. In the past, I would email it to myself or message it. There's an easier way to do it. As long as you're using Google Chrome and you're signing with the same Gmail account, you have no problems. And I'm gonna show you how to do this really quick. So I'm gonna start by heading over to my Chromebook. Over here in my Chromebook, I've got a blog up. And if I wanna share this blog to my PC, all I need to do is go up to the address bar, right click in the address bar and I will see send to and the devices that are signed in with that same Gmail account. When I click on that, I go over to my laptop over here and this pop-up comes up. All I need to do is click the open in new tab button and the website that I was on in my Chromebook has been pushed to my laptop with just a couple clicks. You can do the exact same thing the other way around. So now I'm on my laptop and I've been working on this blog post and now I'm like, well, I wanna send that to my Chromebook. You have two choices on a PC. I can click this little icon, the share button here and it will say send to your devices or if you just wanna be consistent, do the same thing and right click in the address bar, you will see your devices that are linked by the same Gmail account. When I click send to Google Chromebook, I click that button, same thing, the sending button comes up and over on my Chromebook, just like the PC, open in a new tab button comes up. When I click that, just like that, the website that I was on on my PC is now sharing with my Chromebook. It's really easy. Now I'll give you one small tip. The first time I did this, I did have to clear the cache on my Chromebook that may be because it's a managed device, I'm not sure. But since then, no problems works perfectly. So this is a very easy way to get websites from multiple devices to each other if you're working on more than one device.


Welcome to ITU Telecom World 2019 from Budapest Hungary, where I'm very pleased to be joining the studio today by Mark Frankopinola, who is the Global Head of Nokia Government Relations for Nokia. Mark, welcome to the studio. It's my pleasure. Now I'd like to start off by talking about this event's theme. It's innovating together, connectivity that matters. What does that mean to you? I think connectivity is absolutely critical and especially with 5G, what we will see is that we will get into a new phase of connectivity because you will see many new devices getting connected to each other, meaning that we will have 100,000 of devices actually per square kilometer that are going to be connected. And 5G is also bringing another of other things. If you look for instance at the capacity and the speed, 4G at a certain stage will get saturated. So it's important that we get to the next stage of connectivity there. But even more importantly is the low latency that 5G will bring and the fact that reaction in real time will be possible especially in industrial environments. And so having that low latency is important for productivity going forward. There are other things like for instance, the different network slices that 5G will bring for operators which is critical in order to bring return on investment for operators as we all know that 5G brings huge investments. And then I would say also the lower cost of ownership because the cost per bit for 5G is actually far lower than previous technology. So all these things together will enable new use cases and bring let's say productivity but also societal benefits going forward. Perhaps we could talk about industry ecosystems and why they're important for the development of 5G. Yeah, if you look at the industry ecosystems, in fact 5G will underpin cross sector digitalization. And so by definition you are here in an ecosystem play. If you look at technologies before, so pre 5G digitalization, actually not so many industries benefited from digitalization. You had the entertainment industry with the films, the e-books, the music which was being digitalized but also the financial sector was going to be digitalized. But if you go to 5G and especially because of the characteristics of 5G and the low latency, you actually get now the physical industries that can be digitalized. And the fact that you get this physical industries digitalized can bring a huge amount of productivity benefits. You can see for instance that in the manufacturing sector, bringing the ICT together with the operation systems together can actually bring also because of the low latency automated features which are essential for the productivity of this sector. So I think by bringing all these industries together, you really get into a new play which is important. And what are the most important government policy actions needed to enable 5G? And perhaps we could talk about a few associated use cases. Yeah, so there are a number of things. I think that we all know that spectrum is critical for the 5G networks to be built and to be operational. So more spectrum fast and also at a fair price. If you look today in Europe, for instance, there is a lack of high band spectrum. In the US, mid band spectrum is critical. So there is still a lot to do there. A second point relates to incentivizing infrastructure investment and also making sure that for instance, small cells can be deployed in an easy way but also fiber because you know the small cells that are needed for 5G are connected through fiber. So making sure that fiber can be installed in an easy and cost effective way is important. And then data friendly policies are critical as well because 5G is about a lot of exchange of data. We talk about the ecosystems. So making sure that we have an easy way of sharing data is important as well. And finally, I wanted to ask you, you've taken the time to be here. You're no stranger to ICU events. I wanted to ask you what's the value of attending events for you such as ICU Telecom World? Yeah, so I've attended a couple of those events and it's always nice for the networking, of course. But more importantly, I think this year, as 5G is not anymore around the corner but is really here is to exchange about the various use cases and how various use cases are developing around the world. And also, I mean, I think people might know that 5G is indeed the fifth generation of connectivity technology for consumer application but it's actually the first generation for industrial applications. And so exchanging the way forward, what is available today, what will be available tomorrow is actually very helpful and interesting in those events. Great, well, thank you very much for being with us today and we hopefully will catch up with you again tomorrow or sometime in the future, I should say. And it's a very much enjoyed listening to some of these valuable insights this morning. Thanks a lot. Thank you. Thank you.


Now I'm in a very peculiar business folks. Oh, not the magic stuff now I I'd levitate the ladies in the air and I saw them in several pieces incidentally It's my Ferdin wish that someday a lady magician will saw a gentleman in several pieces and perhaps forget to put them back together again in some cases But I do that sort of thing. I I appear on stages around the world as a conjurer Now the American term for it is magician It's not a good expression because if you look in the dictionary The strict definition of magician is one who uses magic and magic the definition I prefer from a leading dictionary is The attempt to control nature by means of spells and incantations Now ladies and gentlemen in my time as you might have guessed I have tried spells and incantations No good You can spell an incant all you want The lady will still be on the couch waiting patiently to float into the air and will be imprisoned in the box and the saw blade Descending upon her unprotected midriff and in some danger of being severely scratched if not worse Spells and incantations don't work You have to use skull-duggery and let me make it very clear what the magical trade the conjuring trade of Mark Reckless Conjuring is the approximation of the effect of a true magician using means of subterfuge and trickery The magician if you will in the American usage is an actor playing the part of a wizard We are entertainers. I don't think that there are many folks But there are some out there by David Copperfield's own admission to me who still believe that really He can do the things that he purports to do Now after a magical performance sub we've all undergone the same experience all of us in the trade You get people coming to afterwards and saying I really enjoyed what you did Thank you so much for coming and you say well, it's great to be here I'm happy that you were pleased with it and then they they but when you say but You know what the the business with the you know what the the bottles there that multiplied anything after that Obviously, that's a trick and the one where you you know you did the thing with the with the rings and the ropes That's Actually, that's a trick, but The one where you told the lady what word she'd chosen out of the newspaper that that of course can't be a trick Yes, that's a trick too, but it's disguised as a miracle of a semi-religious nature And they wink at you and they say sure And they walk away and they tell their friends afterwards. Well, he won't admit it, but we all know