Dinesh Kamath's news 'DJ Rink & DJ Ramji Gulati to play at Water Kingdom, on the consecutive weekends' that was published in Newsband

DJ Rink & DJ Ramji Gulati to play at Water Kingdom, on the consecutive weekends

By Dinesh Kamath

Witness the fourth action-packed Bollywood weekend at Water Kingdom, Asia’s largest theme water park. To celebrate the 18th anniversary Water Kingdom has organized a seven weekend long music carnival with celebrity DJs.

DJ Rink, the highly admired female DJ will take the plunge this weekend by playing the best music tracks on 7^th & 8^th May, 2016. DJ Ramji Gulati, another creditable DJ will be seen playing next weekend i.e. on 14^th & 15^th May, 2016. These DJs will definitely keep the crowd grooving with their gripping foot tapping music.

So surrender yourself and dance away the summer by experiencing an enthralling time with amusing slides and exciting music concerts approaching your way!

Date: 7-8^th May 2016, 14-15^th May 2016

Timings: 10.00 am to 9.00pm                                                                                                

Venue: Water Kingdom, Gorai Village, Borivali (W), Mumbai – 400091                                     

Ticketing: Water Kingdom- Adults: 999/- Children: 699/-

Book Online: www.waterkingdom.in

For more info call 022 6528 0305

About Pan India Paryatan Pvt. Ltd.

Pan India Paryatan Pvt. Ltd. is the holding company of EsselWorld and Water Kingdom - the largest amusement parks in India and a subsidiary of USD 6 billion Essel Group. Over the past two decades these parks have been the pioneers in leisure and entertainment, thereby successfully entertaining more than 22 million visitors. These twin parks offer an area of over 64 acres with more than 80 attractions across rides and slides. The Group’s mission is to redefine the traditional means of entertainment and above all meet the fast changing consumer needs for active entertainment.
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Dinesh Kamath's Editorial 'Urgent Judicial Reforms Necessary' that was published in Newsband

Urgent Judicial Reforms Necessary

The pendency of cases in India’s overburdened and understaffed judiciary led to Chief Justice T S Thakur making an emotional appeal on Sunday in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and this has added a sense of poignancy and urgency to the issue. There is requirement of about 50,000 judges. But we have just 18,000. More than three crore cases are pending in various courts. Substantive and concrete measures to resolve the twin problems of mounting arrears and chronic shortage of judicial resources are not forthcoming. Hence the emotional appeal by the Chief Justice is entirely understandable.

Chief Justice drew attention to lack of empathy for poor litigants and undertrial prisoners, who suffer the most because of judicial delay. The situation demands an ambitious infusion of manpower and financial resources. It is said that a modern society would ideally need 50 judges per million population. But the Law Commission says it is impractical.

The Centre and the judiciary should collaborate on finding practical solutions.

Increase in the number of judges is long overdue. Successive governments have failed in this regard. But there is need for urgent judicial reforms and procedures. One relates to the adjournment of cases by the judges at the drop of a hat. Other relates to urgent hearing of personal appeals of politicians and moneyed litigants. Only cases involving national interests should be granted urgent hearing. Third relates to re-hearing by a broader bench of the same court which cases unnecessary delay. Another issue is level jumping in certain classes of cases to reduce delay. Cases like Jayalalithaa's DA case (over 19 years old), Salman Khan's hit and run case (over 12 years old?) etc. provide a telling commentary on how our judicial system functions.

Along with our civil service examination there should be Indian Judicial Service exclusively meant for appointment of judges. Toppers who ought to be law graduates should be ranked and appointed to the posts as per merit. Secondly the numerous holidays and vacations should be cut down drastically. CJI seems to vote for quantity, rather than quality. The CJI had lamented at the low number of judges. Many would have appreciated if he had shown same emotion at the rapidly deteriorating performance of vast majority of Judges, including the Supreme Court. In fact the CJI and all judges should introspect at the end of every day proceedings, as how were their performances.

Time and again it stands established that the Government and its instrumentalists are the biggest litigants. It is for government to correct this trend. Courts often admit appeals and petitions that most often are frivolous, hear them on priority which could be rejected at the registry level itself. The Courts these days appear to have developed a tendency to go beyond the briefs perhaps to gain publicity. Cases should be decided by the Courts impassionately limiting themselves to the issues before them. Adjournments should be discouraged.

The perks for a judge which is on par with say a MP and MLA with 24H police security, cars, diplomatic passports etc. and this is all out of the taxpayers’ money. It is a huge Government expense. No one has had the courage of revisiting the perks for judges. As much as the private & public sector are being scrutinized for accountability, the judicial system is not, hence the regular stay orders/adjournments/vacations.

A large number of pending cases is not only because of lack of judicial strength alone. There are number of other reasons including deliberate delay tactics adopted by a section of lawyers that hindered speedy trial process, especially in lower courts. Number of measures including Judicial reform, scrapping feudal laws of a police state etc. must be initiated on war footing. Both executives and legislatures on their part must ensure judiciary is not burdened due to their failure. Only genuine PIL must be entertained with strictures. And of course, vacancies must be filled immediately.
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Dinesh Kamath, Editor of Newsband, during 9th Anniversary of Newsband

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Above: (From L-R) Columnist of Newsband Dilip Sengupta, Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath, Marketing Executive of Newsband Vijaykumar Kamble, Marketing Manager of Newsband Divakar Gore, Office Boy of Newsband Namdeo Kamble, Engineer of KD Construction Pvt. Ltd. Manoj Shrivastav, Marketing Executive of Newsband Rampreet Roy and Supervisor of KD Construction Ltd Satyavan Kapse during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: From (L-R) Office Boy of Newsband Radhe Dalai, Supervisor of KD Construction Pvt. Ltd. Satyavan Kapse, Marketing Manager of Newsband Divakar Gore, Photo Journalist of Newsband Ashok Dhamija, Supervisor of KD Construction Pvt Ltd Devidas, Editor of In New Bombay K R Bhat, Marketing Executive of Newsband Rampreet Roy, Supervisor of KD Construction Pvt Ltd Krishna, Marketing Executive of Newsband Vijaykumar Kamble, Publisher of Newsband Kailash Gindodia, Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath, Reporterof Newsband Chandrashekhar Hendve, Employee of KD Construction Pvt Ltd Sanjay Tayade, Assistant Accountant of KD Construction Pvt Ltd Isahaq Shaikh, Director of KD Construction Pvt. Ltd Aakash Gindodia and __________ during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

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Above: A Police Officer with Sub-Editor of Aaple Nave Shahar Nandkumar Thakur and Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: Winner of Nave Shahar Best Police Official Award Prakash Salunkhe with Editor of Aaple Nave Shahar Shailesh Jadhav, Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath and Publisher of Newsband Kailash Gindodia during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Chief Guest MLA Manda Mhatre being received by a Police Officer, Sub-Editor of Aaple Nave Shahar Nandkumar Thakur and Journalist Unmesh Choudhary during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

From (L-R) Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath, Publisher of Newsband Kailash Gindodia, Chief Guest and MLA Manda Mhatre and Sub-Editor of Aaple Nave Shahar Nandkumar Thakur during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: Publisher of Newsband Kailash Gindodia, Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath, a Police Officer, Accountant of KD Construction Pvt Ltd Anant Hadawale and Chief Guest and MLA Manda Mhatre during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: Deputy Mayor of Navi Mumbai Avinash Lad being felicitated by Publisher of Newsband Kailash Gindodia, while Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath, MLA Manda Mhatre and Editor of Aaple Nave Shahar Shailesh Jadhav look on during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

From (L-R) Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath, Deputy Mayor of Navi Mumbai Avinash Lad, MLA Manda Mhatre, Publisher of Newsband Kailash Gindodia, Editor of Aaple Nave Shahar Shailesh Jadhav and Compere Vinay Apte during the 9th anniversary of Newsband, 22nd Anniversary of Aaple Nave Shahar and 19th Anniversary of In New Bombay celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: Isha Mangesh Chandivade receiving Nave Shahar Best Student Award from Dy Mayor Avinash Lad while Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath, MLA Manda Mhatre, Publisher of Newsband Kailash Gindodia and Editor of Aaple Nave Shahar Shailesh Jadhav look on during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above Shital Bhoir receiving Nave Shahar Best Sportsperson Award from the hands of MLA Manda Mhatre while Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath and Deputy Mayor of Navi Mumbai Avinash Lad look on

Above: Prakash Salunkhe receiving Nave Shahar Best Police Official Award from MLA Manda Mhatre while Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath and Deputy Mayor of Navi Mumbai Avinash Lad look on during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: PSI Pradeep Sarfare receiving Best Police Officer Award from MLA Manda Mhatre while Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath and Deputy Mayor of Navi Mumbai Avinash Lad look on during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: Ravindra Chimaji Wadkar receiving Nave Shahar Best Artist Award from Deputy Mayor Avinash Lad while Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath look on during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: Swati Naik of Zee TV receiving Best Journalist Award from the hands of MLA Manda Mhatre while Publisher of Newsband Kailash Gindodia and Editor of Aaple Nave Shahar Shailesh Jadhav look on during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: SHARAN wins Nave Shahar Best Social Organization Award from MLA Manda Mhatre while Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath and Deputy Mayor of Navi Mumbai Avinash Lad look on during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: Artist Shrihari Pawale being felicitated by MLA Manda Mhatre while Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath, Deputy Mayor of Navi Mumbai Avinash Lad and DTP Operator of Aaple Nave Shahar Manoj Gole look on during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: Poet Saloni Bindage being felicitated by MLA Manda Mhatre while Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath, Deputy Mayor of Navi Mumbai Avinash Lad and DTP Operator of Aaple Nave Shahar Manoj Gole look on during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: Sudhir Sinha of KALAKAR Orchestra being felicitated by MLA Manda Mhatre while Editor of Newsband Dinesh Kamath, Deputy Mayor of Navi Mumbai Avinash Lad, Publisher of Newsband Kailash Gindodia and DTP Operator of Aaple Nave Shahar Manoj Gole look on during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: Publisher of Newsband Kailash Gindodia addressing the audience during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: Director of KD Construction Pvt Ltd Sarita Kailash Gindodia with Publisher of  Newsband and Proprietor of KD Constructions Pvt. Ltd. Kailash Gindodia during the 9th anniversary of Newsband celebrated at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi

Above: The performers and audiences at Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium at Vashi during the 9th anniversary of Newsband
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