Hey, this is Brett and this 2017 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sport is stock number 23J64A. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used Jeep and Jeep Wrangler headquarters. This 2017 Jeep Wrangler has the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engine. It's paired up with the six-speed manual transmission. This Jeep has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and it is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video. Inside, start it up, take a look under the hood and give you the most accurate representation of the vehicle possible. Black clear coat is the color and I shoot all my videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities, turn them on out because it is your best way to check out the quality condition options and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. If you like the video, you can subscribe to my YouTube channel, which is youtube.com, slash Summit Auto. Click the bell notifications and you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive, as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walk-arounds on YouTube. Comes with the painted 17-inch alloy wheels and it has Goodyear Wrangler SRA tires. These are 25575R17s and they have a decent amount of tread left. I'd say right around 50%. Frame and underbodies in pretty nice condition. Looks really good. This is a one-owner, clean title history, clean car fax from Wisconsin and is in really nice shape. Front bumper, no major dents or dings on there. It does have the factory fog lights. Headlight lenses are nice and clear and you get these seven-slotted grill on there. The hood is in great shape. I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. On the passenger side, front fender is in nice condition as well. Passengers side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. And you get the Jeep climbing up the side of the windshield, which is a good indicator that this is an original windshield on this Jeep. And as you go down this side of this 2017 Jeep Wrangler Sport, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like the paint is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the Jeep here, the Jeep, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed by decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that by decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video. It was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back wheel is in excellent shape. It has brand new brakes on the back. We did those in our inspection. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Now the frame and underbody looks pretty good on this thing except the skid plates got just a little bit of corrosion on the sides there but for the most part, the frame and actual body of the Jeep is in fantastic condition and that's just kind of what you get in Wisconsin. The only thing I noticed other than that was just this back door hinge at the bottom is just a little bit corroded but not much you can do with that. Coming around to the back, the rear bumper is in great shape. No dents or dings in there. It does have towing package with the receiver hitch four pin wire aid matching spare tire. That's what a brand new SRA looks like. Back storage area. You get the all-weather floor map back here. Also comes with a case of some sort. Not sure what that's for. Maybe the hard top pieces. That's what this is for. Not sure what this is for but anyways comes with a nice leather case and factory carpet floor mats. Back storage area is very nice and clean. Those seats do fold down for extra storage. You can take these hard tops off. There's three bolts on the side, two on the top for a total of eight bolts and then there's two quick disconnects right here. Remove those and you can take your hard top off. I actually did a video on how to take your JK hard top off and that's in the upper right-hand part of the screen and linked in the description below. Inside of the back door looks really good as well and that shuts nice and solidly. Taking a look at this hard top it's in really nice condition. I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes or paint missing which can happen a lot if these come off a lot. But yeah it's in really nice condition. You always want to look at the edges on these and this one's in great shape. Back wheel is in excellent condition as well and down the rest of this side you can see that the rear quarter and doors all look fantastic. No major dents or dings on any of those doors and the top fender piece there is in nice shape. Those can get dented up pretty well too but this one's in great shape.  If you get the bucket seats in the front it does come with a toolkit. No rips or tears on the seats they're in nice condition has the seat height adjuster and factory all-weather floor mats. Power windows, power locks and the back seats are just as clean as the front seats no rips or tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have and these seats do fold down for extra storage. Let me show you how that seat goes down and you can see they go down pretty nice and flat and this headrest goes up like so to fit back here and then they go back up like that. You get the all-weather floor mat that goes over the hump and power windows right there as well. Child safety locks on the back doors and the inside and bottoms of the doors all look pretty good on this Jeep. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio and everything that this vehicle has to offer. You can see that this one has 42,137 miles you do get the information center there compass and outside temp and mileage and the instrument cluster is very nice and clean comes with the leather wrapped steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left and you do get the audio controls on the back of the steering wheel. This one comes with the AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities, CD player and Bluetooth capabilities as well. There are your power window buttons, climate controls, mirror controls, stability control hazard lights and your six speed manual transmission, your 4x4 shifter and the passenger side format and seat are in fantastic condition. Here's your toolkit, take those hard top pieces off and speaking of those hard top pieces they're in really nice condition and you do get the auto dimming mirror on here. We'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that I'm going to put the parking brake on though. Let's take a look under the hood I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality condition options and of course cleanliness of this Jeep all the way around inside out. Under the hood we have the 3.6 liter Pentastar V6 engine and today's very clean runs very smooth once again this Jeep has been fully safe and inspected by a service shop has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this Jeep is 100% ready to go, there is the emissions sticker and I would highly recommend this Wrangler from a quality and condition standpoint. Hard to find these sports with the stick shift and to see more pictures of this Jeep or one of our other 550 new and used cars, trucks, SCVs, minivans, Wranglers you name it we got to go to that website right there summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle all at summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto click the bell notifications you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day as well as access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walkarounds and Wrangler walkarounds on YouTube. 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Thank you for joining me as I sit down with Pastor David and Marie Rosales from Calvary Chapel Chino Valley as we discuss marriage, raising children, and managing difficulties that arise in the family. We're ready to begin, so let's talk marriage. How are kids impacted when a grandparent, a babysitter, or a government agency are tasked with raising them? Everybody would agree when I say, no, the best one to care for the children would have to be the mom. It'd have to be the dad. And that's God's design. He designed a husband and a wife to bear children and the father to hold a certain authoritative position. And the wife to be a support and to have authority also in the home and the two working together were intended to raise the children, the father being expected to act almost like the priest of the home.   That's how the society was supposed to actually find its order. And so there's a better chance that society is going to, once again, have its order when the family is remaining without a division, without a breakup, without a divorce. And when the father keeps his is God given authority to raise up the child in the, in the nurturing and the knowledge of the Lord, which really fell on the father's shoulders and not the mother's. Again, that's why Paul would say in First Corinthians, that's what Paul would say if the wife had a question, let her, let her remain silent in church and ask her husband at home. It wasn't because of chauvinism. It was because the husband was intended by God to be the spiritual leader in the home. And he was basically putting that responsibility back on the shoulders of the husband by telling the wife to speak to him at home. That way, that husband will fulfill his duties. And if he doesn't have the answer, then he can learn the answer so he can be a better priest. And so so many things I looked at as negatives, negatives when in fact, there are actually exhortations for men to take their proper place and, and all of that. So getting back to the question, nannies and grandparents and other caretakers and all, thank God for those who can have good influence in the lives of our children. Thank God for the good influences. But the greatest influence will always be the parents. And that's where another attack comes in at, because then the role of the husband or the role of the, mostly the husband can seem to be diminished in a marriage or in a relationship, even in a society where the role of the husband or the man has been dumbed down. And, and you see that attack that's a little subtle. You see it in commercials, you see it in a lot of things, which is actually an attack on the marriage. And it's happening so subtly that men have almost lost their spine in certain areas. Oh, men have. Men have. I mean, I like humor, as you know. I like humor as much as the next person, and maybe a little bit more than the average. I like the laugh. I like, I think that laughing with one another is a very good thing. It's like medicine, right? And so, but no, there's, there's no doubt in my mind.  And there's the mother, mama, wife.  You don't know how to even buy a car. Let me show you how to buy a car. Let me show you how to use this computer.  And, and, and everybody thinks that's funny. I don't. I believe that, you know, he'll assume right, but when's the last time you ever saw a commercial where the man makes a woman look stupid?  Which one? There aren't any, you know? And I remember asking the church, I said, can you give me one TV program where the husband is actually the leader in the home, where they really respect him, anything recent. And then I said, because there aren't any, and to my knowledge, and there may be something somebody can point out, and it's probably going to be from the 50s or something. You know, Father Knows Baster, something like that, because that was acceptable. Then it, it made the husband look like he actually had some wisdom, some authority, some concern. He worked a job, became home. The wife was a maker of a home. She actually cared for the children.  You know, you'll see him walking in as now he's the, the house husband, raising the child. Well, the wife's out there as the breadwinner, and, and there's an attempt to make that look like that's the normal way of every family, which is not, it's an exception. And there are some men who want to run around pretending they're nursing their children, you know? But I don't know if that's a man, so much as a confused person who's a male, you know? And so that's, that may get somebody mad right now. And if so, who probably didn't have a father figure, right? Well, if they're mad, right, John motto at Calvary Chapel. I've already been told I would accept the punishment for going to jail, right? Thanks again for tuning in. Let's Talk Marriage is a ministry of Calvary Chapel, Chino Valley. If you enjoyed this video, then please like and share it. We will see you again next week on another episode of Let's Talk Marriage.


Hi everybody, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with the brand new 2020-2021 Panini 1 and 1 basketball Full case 10 boxes pick your team number 4. Just dropped yesterday There's the full case right there big. Thanks to everyone here for getting their team straight up appreciate that on a Thursday Matt Arnold ended up with last spot mojo He got the nuggets before we pulled the remaining teams to do three different number blocks So here's the first one all these are were randomized and uploaded in different videos. There's the Lakers Etc. One Here's the one that featured Milwaukee. Etc. Etc. Let's go right here now. Remember downtown cards generally There might be some number downtown cards, but downtown card generally not number So if any of these number block teams end up with a downtown card, it'll be randomized to one person in the group so a little bit of a twist but Only ten spots per number block. So still pretty good odds to end up with that downtown card. All right. Good luck boys and girls Thank you. We've got the Base card in case right here, and then they cover that the auto up. Oh a one-of-one feel Maladon leading us off Rookie one-of-one not bad for okc. That's part of that Milwaukee okc group number one Gretchen Out of fives and under the train whistle all aboard the big hit Express And the hit Is gonna be Denny Avigia Prime Jersey and autograph nine out of 25 Israeli International some some good upside here for this kid Washington Wizards are a number block team. So I'll go to Wizards nine part of the San Antonio group Wizards nine Griffin Next box Christian Wood 73 out of 99 for Houston That's also part of the Milwaukee number block group. So we go by that digit right there. So Houston three And that'll be for Nick with Houston three All right, the hit is a gold ink autograph the answer Alan Iverson Four out of 49 nice gold ink Timeless moment good photography One of my favorite players non Laker players would be Alan Iverson four out of 49 that is part of that Laker sixers group sixers four It's for Gretchen. There you go Gretchen the answer AI Feel like didn't Nas drop a single recently maybe a year or two ago This song AI with the braids I want to say was this was the single or maybe it was off a new album I don't know it was pretty good All right, Walt Frasier 69 out of 99 that is for the New York Knicks Brian with the Knicks Not the New York Knicks straight up and there's another old-school player Jerry West 71 out of 99 first team signatures the logo Lakers one Lakers one is for Gretchen. There you go Gretchen next downtown Zion Williamson That's what downtown New Orleans looks like if if you're not familiar if you've never been there. It's exactly what it looks like Lot of pelicans right there yep, what's in that pelicans mouth? I don't know what's in that pelicans mouth, but pelicans carrying something Maybe some delicious shellfish something like that The pelicans were picked up straight up. No randomizers Kihun Kim with that one Congrats Next one is for the nuggets for Kundu Campazo 30 out of 35 And that is for Denver last spot mojo Matt Arnold Someone look that up. I don't know if there's been other Zion downtown that have been pulled But someone look that up and see what something like that goes for Zion slowly making his way back into action Congrats Kihun next is Harrison Barnes seven out of 15 Kings Wayne picked up the king straight up. Oh, is that you? Congrats Appreciate you getting in and we've got an Anthony Edwards rookie Jersey autograph 40 out of 99 Whoo Alan picked up the Minnesota Timberwolves straight up Scared money don't make money Nice and that was just the first half of the case. I know so far so good, right pretty pretty insane All right next up. What do we got? Immanuel quickly 66 out of 99 Brian He's getting a lot more minutes. Immanuel quickly making most of that opportunity. He's pretty good The hit Is CJ McCollum With a poor CJ McCollum. He's got like a Collapse lung or something like that get well soon 22 out of 35 trailblazers That's going to be a number block team. So that goes to Portland 2 right there 22 Portland 2 is on the San Antonio list And that is for you Josh. Josh Neidermann with that one. All right next box Is Zeke Najee 82 out of 99 Denver that'll be for Matt And Tyler saying no downtown Zion on the bay just yet. All right I want to keep an eye out for it And there's Kira Lewis jr. Zion's teammate 40 out of 99 prime jersey and autograph Another one for Kihun Boone says I don't see any listings on eBay, but Boone is guessing 5 000 plus on that Like what's like has there been like a jammer rant? Maybe try to find like a A similar sort of player There's Brandon Ingram Zion's teammate 42 out of 99. I think he's Back and healthy as well. Hell's another one for Kihun And a one-of-one Theo Maladon We had the base Theo Maladon, right one-of-one We had his base card and now his rookie Otto One-of-one for okc That's another one for Gretchen.  You don't have to share share them with the numbers All right Next up is Darius Garland 7 out of 15 Cavs number block team Cavaliers 7 that's part of the milwaukee group Cavs 7 is for thomas and Payton Prichard prime jersey and autograph for the seas 89 out of 99 For the Celtics wane with the Celtics And the last box tyler saying the Lebron downtown Is of 3000 plus Yeah, that's Ion should do pretty pretty nicely all right Got a jaden mcdaniel 68 out of 99 for alan and the tea wolves and our final hit Is a redemption. We got a dual jersey autograph. No parallel Good luck everybody letter d o Damontis a bonus for the Pacers It's pretty cool. Damontis a bonus Pacers part of the San Antonio group And that goes to Redemptions go to zero Gretchen with zero. There you go Gretchen. There you go everybody I'm joe for jazby's case breaks.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us We've got some more panini one and one in the store Check it out on jazby's case breaks.com and I'll try to pull some more monsters for you next time. Bye. Bye


Hello, and welcome to News Clicks International Roundup. On May 26, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's NDA government competed four years in power. To talk more about the performance of the government in the field of international affairs, we have with us Praveer Purkayasar, founding editor of News Clicks, Mr. Praveer. So Praveer, Modi's government over the past four years, the kind of publicity it has done has actually talked a lot about how India's prestige on the global stage has increased, it has become a global player. Is there any truth to it at all? You know, India's always been a global player, even when it has been in a much weaker economic and military political position, if you will. Just after independence, India should have been a relatively backward country. It didn't have the kind of clout, for instance, the global powers had, including the big colonial powers in France, of course, UK, and Soviet Union and the United States at the time. India really played a far bigger role than what its, otherwise, what its economic size we have given it at that point of time. Of course, in terms of population, it was always very big. What we see is over repeated of time, India has actually seeded a lot of its global credibility, if you will, global manoeuvrability, if you will, and certainly the kind of voice it had in international affairs, India, in fact, hardly makes a noise on any of the big issues that take place in the world today, whether it's Ukraine, whether it is Syria, whether it is Iran, whether it is, of course, Israel and Palestine, even if it makes certain noises, for instance, when it did about the South China Sea and all. It appears to be very much related to India's immediate concern and shall we say narrow maneuvering within a certain space. So, I think it's fair to say that India today seems to count for far less than it did in earlier years. Even if we say 20 years, 25 years back, if you take the WTO negotiations, international issues, there was a sort of G77 group, which India was a much more important player. And it is because it headed, if you will, along with a certain other countries, that it headed this G77, it was able to make its voice heard. Over a period of time, and this is really the huge number of so-called strategic experts who seem to be in various think tanks created by the United States have been arguing, India should look after its self-interest, trying to talk about non-alignment, G77 is not the issue. It should look as if it is only itself and see what's the best bargain it can reach. So, it gave up its international clout for the so-called bargain that it could reach within countries like that. So, I think the decline of you were India as an international force is really predicated on this self-interest model that it is developed and that it should bargain with different countries. And close to 1990, with the fall of the socialist bloc, in the belief that therefore, it should come close to the United States is only global hegemony. Modi initially did try to do certain things, but it continued with this aligning itself with the United States. We know that a large number of agreements have been signed. It is the largest number of groups that have been set up to discuss each other's integration if you will. It, militarily it has signed on to some documents, some agreements which seem to be integrated itself within the United States larger military framework and it is negotiating right now with the United States for a further integration with what is called the ability to look at how the satellite signals will be used which also makes nonsense of what it is setting up itself its own geospatial satellites that it has sent up. And then also being able to integrate this communication infrastructure, military communication infrastructure within that of the United States, both of which are extremely dangerous in a long term sense. So, I think one part of it is giving up its strategic vision and second part of it deciding that with the most powerful military player in the United States, it needs to integrate as much as it can. In the last few months, there is a recognition that United States is willing to take from India, integrate it, but it is not going to give much in return. So, given that scenario whether it United States can give or not give is a different issue, but certainly not doesn't seem to be willing to give much in return and in fact, the ratcheting of the screws and various other issues. So, I think there is a belated recognition of that and therefore, some independent moves now to not cling so close to the US court tales which particularly after the first year's first year was very visible in the next, second, third year and much of the fourth year. Only now I think last three months, we seem to see a little more flexibility in India's policy and therefore, talking with China on the issue of Palestine, though it is supported Israel broadly, but it is also voted against it on the issue of Jerusalem. Some attempts to retrieve some lost ground as it were, but broadly it still remains very close to United States and is certainly not willing to take responsibility for any independent position of itself in world affairs and that I think is the basic reason why the Modi foreign policy has I think largely put India in a much worse situation than when he began. And you mentioned Israel right now for instance, so the Modi government is really accelerated and strengthened ties with Israel and this marks a very drastic shift from the previous Congress government maybe, but from the previous decades of Indian policy on this issue. Is there any likelihood of recovery in this area as far as we are concerned or are we headed towards even further strengthening of ties with Israel? Well I think the distinct shift in the Modi government has made that it has identified Zionism and Hindutva as twin entities which therefore need to support each other. So it is an ideological aligning that it has done, the fact it has gone to founding fathers of Israel, it has talked about therefore of things it shares with Israel and really what it shares with Israel is the identity, the Jewish identity as a basis of nationalism. So any Jew anywhere as you know in the world can be a citizen of Israel, but somebody who has stayed in that piece of land for 2000 years is alien by the definition that Israel would like to have because they are saying it is basically a Jewish state. So this kind of things of the Jewish state versus the what Hindutva would like to create in India as a Hindu state, the obvious shall be say matching of wavelengths, this is what I think distinguishes this government from its earlier governments. As we know Israel has successfully corrupted our defense procurement system, there have been enough cases of this count, people have been arranged, there have been cases abroad including in Israel on the corruption that Israel armed forces industry has done in India, but in spite of that the pace at which it continues to buy arms seems only to increase. So that is the other part that we see and also abandoning some of India's independent attempts to develop technology not in all areas, but certainly in certain areas like for instance in the missiles. We must also understand this integration with the United States is also facilitated by integration with Israel because Israel and the United States have a very close and integrated armaments industry. So in fact what is happening is the A team, B team model that you buy from US directly you also buy from the B team of the United States which is Israel as a whole bunch of arms and then of course you are dependent on both of these for any serious future engagement. Interestingly Russia which has been a major supplier of arms and it has been shown recently that the Russian arms are quite good. In fact in Syria they have shown that their air defense system is probably better than anything else in the world has seen. It has been able to intercept two-thirds of the missiles that were launched essentially launched by the Israelis using mostly American arms, all of that it was able to two-thirds of it was able to intercept into the Tomahawk missiles, the cruise missiles. So I think that we are really going in for a far more expensive procurement process while Russia has 10% of the budget of the United States. So talking of another global player India's relationship with China has also been very uneven during this period. I mean there is with the Doklam standoff was there and also even China's attempts at what do you call expanding or say increasing its zone of influence through the One Belt One Road initiative. India has been one of the countries which has stayed away from even the possibility of further trade relations. So is it a sustainable method of going forward maintaining this stance of confrontation with China or not confrontation at least lack of engagement? What we have seen in this period is almost the absence of the foreign office and its preparations creating a certain set of issues which we will engage with and then the visit. Instead Modi seems to decide today I need to make a foreign visit decides which country he has to go to and then visits the country. I think he has made many more visits than any other Prime Minister in the past. Fifty-three countries so far. The number of kilometres travelled, etc., etc. In Chinese case it was interesting that he thought a personal summit will solve all the issues and this Charm offensive will actually bring India dividends. Big countries do not operate on the basis. There are small players who are sort of overwhelmed by Charm and the red carpet and shall we say the atmospheric that you build around the visit. They are really looking at what are the issues? How do you engage? What do we engage on? And how far should we go?  In particular the size of India and China that is the way we should expect any engagement to take place. The first visit took place. The first state visit took place. It was the banks of Sabarmati and Ahmedabad. All these discussions are going on. We had a standoff at that very instance on the India-China border. And that led to very bad shall we say outcome that nothing really happened. Why did we have that standoff? What were the reasons for it? Was it something which was avoidable? Was it something that the Chinese had done? Was it something that we had done? That still remains to be seen. But it is unlikely that both sides should have had such a high visibility visit and that there was something which caught in the way which could not be stopped. Even there was something that had happened. I think there was enough at that point of time preparation we could have made to see that this does not derail the visit. Then we had the Doklam standoff which as you know did mean India got some cosmetic shall we say gestures from China. But on the ground we have accepted what the Chinese were saying all along. That is more or less there. And after Doklam we tried to play tough. We tried to get in with the United States, talked even of quadrilateral arrangements. Though we did issue separate press statements from the other partners of the quad as it were. I think the Belt Road Initiative is one of the most important economic initiatives of the Eurasian continent. It is something unlike a sea trade. It needs cooperation between all the countries participating because if one country does it then the entire Belt Road can at that point of time become a bottleneck. So, this also makes it much more of a cooperative venture than what other trading ventures would be which as I said on the sea you have a direct access with the sea is supposed to be open sea. So, I think India has made a big mistake of keeping out of it thinking that they will not be a part of a trading block like this which will be created around this Belt Road Initiative. But they will be able to create a separate block by themselves. You know our road initiative for instance with Burma, Myanmar is not really, we are not covering ourselves with glory. It is not proceeding the way it should have been. Myanmar is telling us keep please do something. Why is the road not being built? We keep on telling them every year another two years. So, this gets on getting postponed. Well the Chinese actually do deliver. We have the same issue in Sri Lanka. We do not deliver on the promises we make. It gets postponed and then we find all kinds of reasons why they we cannot do it anymore. But China seems to deliver on its promises. So, already we have that credibility gap in question. India was supposed to have a road to Burma, Myanmar and connect to Southeast Asia. But the Burma route is not taking place. We have to understand that if there is competition there is also cooperation. And I do not think international relations today it is an either or principle. Almost all countries compete as well as collaborate. India on China went into post-Doclam even before on to this tough stance military promise. We will you know talk about we can fight a two front war while at the same time we say that we do not have enough ammunition to last two weeks. All of this is not making India's position with China very shall we say very cordial. India's external affairs ministry has been more or less sidelined in the Modi's foreign tours. And that's also one of the reasons the preparation, the support, the professionalism which the Indian external affairs ministry has has not been put to use. I hope at least in China's case that changes. And actually on a related note, one of the fascinating or interesting aspects of Modi's foreign policy has been in a negative sense of course about how he's basically used foreign policy and foreign trips to pursue domestic politics. And no other Indian Prime Minister so far has done that. All his foreign trips have been extended campaign meetings so to speak. So that's actually a very dangerous trend which has very problematic effect for both for domestic and foreign policy actually. Well I think there's another part of it which also needs to be said that when it goes to England foreign states it is to the shall we say the overseas Indian community. When it goes to United States it's the overseas American Indian community. So Modi's foreign policy seems to be directed more at the diaspora than at the at the foreign powers themselves. And other part of it is the belief that if you go and talk nice then people will be nice with you. In the whole shall we say the belief that foreign policy is about your self-interest as a country and what is it that you want from others and what they will give you depends where their self-interest and our self-interest coincides. Of course a very narrow view. There is a larger view. What is your position in world affairs? How do you look at other countries? How do you look at global affairs? But I think you are right that Modi has tended to see foreign policy very much to an internal policy prism and therefore how much mileage you will get at home and how much mileage he will get to the overseas Indians which has been a very strong BJP constituency and who have also given in a huge amount of money in terms of shall we say election funds in terms of supporting the various BJP organizations on the ground. So that constituency is what seems to be nurturing as much as India's foreign policy. Thank you Praveen. That's all we have time for today. Keep watching us. Click.


Well, I think it's a enormous tragedy. It's a horrible, horrible tragedy. It's made worse, of course, by the sheer randomness of it. The fact that, as the president said, a group of people can act so insanely and in such a dastardly manner can kill innocent people, especially people who are going to their farms to work. I spoke to both the governor, Governor Babagan Azulu, as well as the former governor, Governor Kashin Tretima, right after the incident. He expressed my condolence, but more importantly, you know, to trample things through ways of dealing with this kind of randomness. I think it's important to understand also that, you know, the conventional means of dealing with some of these issues, the conventional means of dealing with this security type of challenges, especially the randomness is probably, we probably need to keep reviewing that, which is why the president is taking a serious look at how to deal with the issues, especially around the randomness, because, I mean, some insane person goes into the place and shoots people down. That's not the sort of thing that you're prepared for conventionally. So we have to do a lot more local intelligence, you know, which is, you know, a lot more local intelligence at the local level, and then reaction with them the possible. But it's a major tragedy. It's a very, very unfortunate thing. And our hearts and with the families of those who were killed in such a terrible matter. But we're very confident that the federal government, you know, will continue to do what it needs to do, especially in terms of trying to assure security in the Northeast. And of course, if you've heard the president, you've heard him. We'll get there.


I am SA Hingonekar from KC Engineering College Jalgao. So, we have a remote center since last 6 years. So, we will start with the syllabus directly. So, the syllabus is common everywhere, it consists of 4 units, it consists of basic concepts about the sweep programming, there are no written examination in our university for the subject. So, the intake for the students that is in the second year computer it is 90. So, there are the 2 classrooms 45 each. So, there are 2 teachers who teaches the subject for class 1 and class 2. So, in a week there are 2 hours and for practicals 2 hours per week per batch and batch will be of size of 15 student. One is done on the basis of external examiner which is appointed by the university. So, he conducts the viva of 25 marks and he has to write the program based on the syllabus which is mentioned above. And if the program runs successfully, so he will award out of 25, then apart from this that is total 50 marks is in the hand of external examiner and the 25 marks remaining 25 marks are in the hands of the internal examiner. So, generally in every week they have to conduct the program which is given to them which is being taught in the class and they have to perform the one program if one program is executed then they are asked to do the second program. And if the score of the program is more, so he will award the good number of marks as a internal marks. And if he is absent, then his absentee mark is noted and it is being converted in terms of marks. So, 5 marks are given for each practical for each attendance, we have got 30 computers in the lab and there are the three teachers who takes the lab, the two teachers from the classes who take the classes and one additional teacher is there who takes the lab. I can just go back to the units that you mentioned, the syllabus, so this is for the entire North Maharashtra University. Yes, it is for and you do not teach computer programming to all branches of engineering. We teach to all the students, but it is being given complete knowledge to the computer students. So, there are some parts of the electronic students are there. No, what about mechanical engineers? So, we do not have mechanical branch, we have only computer. No, you may not have branch, but does the course with this particular subject. Yes. Is it taught to all branches of engineering or not? I do not have idea about this, I will check that. Because everywhere else, if I understand correctly, computer programming is a compulsory subject for all branches of engineering, independent of where you get admitted. Yes, yes. If it is so, for example, in your case, you have what you call computer science, you also have electronics. Yes, yes. So, the same subject is taught to electronics or not, that will tell us whether it is common or not. Some topics are common up to pointers, before pointers they are taught and they have got software engineering, where electronic students, in that they learn the P-SPY software and business. The second question is, you mentioned that this course is taught in the second year. In the second year. Not in the first year. Not in the first year. So, first year there is no programming course in the North Maharashtra University. No, there is only introduction to computers. Okay, what is taught in that? In that basic concepts of what is hardware, what doing by computer, what are the different parts of the computers. But that looks like school syllabus to me. Yes, yes. Just introduction is given to what is C in the first year. So, who teaches the first year course? Your department. Our department teaches. You do not, they do not have a laboratory or anything like that for that course. For the first year. Yes, there is a laboratory. Yes. So, they must also be writing programs like this? Yes, yes. We would be more interested in knowing the first course in programming. So, apparently this is not the first course in programming that students do. This becomes the second course then. Yes. What would be the overlap in the first course because this second course itself appears to be the first course to me. Yes, yes. If you see the contents that other colleagues have explained, this looks very much like the first course. Yes, yes. So, in the second course they have got C++ and Java. So, this is computer programming first and in the computer program second there is C++ and Java is there. So, your computer programming one and two, the second one is Java and before that you have an introductory course for all first year students. That is also a lab course, no written examination? No written examination, just internal assessments is there of 25 marks. And external examination like this itself? Yes, it is there. But there also they will be writing programs then that you perhaps are not aware. I am not aware. Can you do me a favor? Yes, sir. Can you call up somebody in your college? Yes. And even by tomorrow if you can share that information with us it will be useful I think to know because yours then would be a representative of a university where the course syllabus is perhaps very primitive or very limited for the first course. Yes, yes. Yes. Okay, anyway. What is the computing environment that you have? Do you use Linux or Windows or what? We have got both Windows and Linux. So, you have a dual boot system? Dual boot system is there. And what server do you have? What? What which servers do you have? We have got Windows, Windows servers are there. Windows servers. Yes. There are two servers. If necessary you can install Linux as a server and NFS mounted on. Yes, we have installed already Linux. We have got a Linux lab separately and we have mounted on the Windows server also. Fair enough. Thank you.


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