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I will write brief introduction of candidate.Soni Sori - Bastar of CHHATTISGARHShe is an Adivasi school teacher.Her Thoughts:Her first priority will be to replace guns with education."Children should not be carrying guns; they should have pens in their hands."To the Maoists, she says "gun solves nothing; the only way forward is through peace, through dialogue. Bastar has seen enough of violence. Let’s all work together to put an end to this bloodshed."Put in a Raipur jail in October 2011 after being arrested for allegedly receiving money from Essar Group on behalf of the Naxals.Granted permanent bail by the Supreme Court. Acquitted her in six of the eight cases filed against her due to lack of evidence.During her imprisonment, she was tortured and sexually assaulted by Chhattisgarh state police. That she was brutally sexually tortured was confirmed by independent medical examinations conducted under the Supreme Court's direction. (Source: AAP to field tribal rights activist Soni Sori from Bastar for Lok Sabha polls)More about her:“I fear that the more I speak the truth, the more I’ll subject myself to danger”Release prisoners of conscience Soni Sori and Lingaram KodopiAAP to field tribal rights activist Soni Sori from Bastar for Lok Sabha pollsShe is not Maoist, she has been in jail, sexually harassed, stripped, tortured and denied bail.Solution for Maoist problem in not with the gun, If we bring them in main stream, bring their people to talk to government. Than only some solution may appear.Raj Mohan Gandhi - East Delhi of DELHIA former member (1990-92) of the Rajya SabhaLed the Indian delegation to the UN Human Rights Commission in Geneva in 1990.Eminent scholar and journalist.He has worked consistently for India-Pakistan and Hindu-Muslim reconciliation.Received the International Humanitarian Award (Human Rights) from the City of ChampaignHonorary doctorate of law from the University of Calgary (Canada) and an honorary doctorate of philosophy from Obirin University, Tokyo.Grandson of Mahatma GandhiIt is not Dynasty to give him the ticket he deserve it: (For details read my answer: Mayank Jain's answer )V. Balakrishnan - Bangalore Central of KARNATAKAFormer member of the Board of Directors at InfosysFounder member and chairman of ExfinityQuit his prestigious position in the board of directors of Infosys andjoined the Aam Aadmi Party.Ashutosh - Chandni Chowk of DELHIA well known figure of Indian media. He led a team of over 250 Journalists at IBN7.Wrote a book on Janlokpal Movement called "Anna: 13 Days That Awakened India".He is contesting against Shri Harsh Vardhan.Ms.Tiliya Devi - Jhanjharpur of BIHARA Nobel Peace Prize nominee.Outlook Speak Out Awardee.she helped set up a Gramkosh, A common fund where every villager deposits money for an hour of need,Six beacons of hopeMajor Surendra Kumar Punia - Sikar of RAJASTHANA qualified doctor.Ex Army Man: The youngest recipient of the President’s awardVishisht Seva Medal in 2013Won 5 Gold, 8 Silver and 3 Bronze medals in the last three years in international championships.Ajit Joy - Thiruvananthapuram of KERALAA retired IPS Officer who was in the police department for 11 years.After retirement he worked in United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime as a project Coordinator Anti-Corruption, Anti-Human Trafficking and Victim Support projects in Regional Office for South Asia, New Delhi.LLB from Govt College Thiruvananthapuram and LLM from Harvard Law SchoolDr. Rameshkumar Baburoaji Gajbe - Gadchiroli-Chimur of MAHARASHTRAIndependent MLA from Chimur in 1995.He was a Minister of State in Narayan Rane's cabinet, and has handled Trade, Commerce and Mining portfolios.Deelip Mhaske - Jalna of MAHARASHTRADeelip Mhaske a son of landless farmerLiaison for United Nations (Foundation For Human Horizon).IITian and trained at number one Institute of Harvard Business School.A Image to say 1000 words:Mhaske is already endorsed by many social groups like Tata Institute of Social Sciences Alumni USA and India, Indian Institute of Technology USA, Ambedkar Association USA, Ambedkar International Mission USA, sAID Netherlands, Children Rights International Australia.Chaya Ratan - Secunderabad of ANDHRA PRADESHEx IAS Officer 1977 Batch - Andhra Cadre. She was Special Chief Secretary to Government, Andhra Pradesh.Currently Member of Parliament ( Secunderabad Constituency)She held various postsSub/Joint Collector of Medak and HyderabadDirector- Women & Child WelfarePrincipal Secretary- Tribal Welfare DeptPrincipal Secretary- Minority Welfare DeptPrincipal Secretary- Medical & HealthPrincipal Secretary- School Education DeptSpl.Chief Secretary- Women Development, Child Welfare & Disabled Welfare, etc(A Leader with so much experience in welfare of society)Shivakumar N. Tontapura - Koppal of KARNATAKAPhysical impediment, complete visual impairment (blind).Established a voluntary educational institution that employed 70 educated youth.He established Balvadis for children of poor working women and cooli workers.Formed self-help groups in many villages, including 150 earthworm units for organic farm development helping the villagers."Servant of the Poor award" in Delhi in 2007.Parveen Amanullah - Patna Sahib of BIHAREx MLA (Member of the Legislative Assembly (India)); and a Cabinet Minister in Bihar Assembly.She introduced the concept of ‘Social Audit’ in the Department of Social Welfare of which she was in-charge.She is known to be a hard task master, with zero-tolerance on corruption, and very harsh on negligence on the part of government servants.She resigned as minister and also from her Legislative Assembly seat citing governance issues.Organized numerous medical camps for the underprivileged and for distribution of free medicine to them.Amanullah Aman - AAP candidate from Ranchi of JHARKHANDGraduate of IIT Kharagpur, the University of Illinois USA and at the University of Oxford UKWorked in USA for around 8 years and returned to India in 2006.He worked at Planning Commission of India as an Oxford Scholar.18 years of solid finance, strategy & operational experiences with diverse-work-culture with world’s fortune 50.Paras Saklecha - Mandsour of MADHYA PRADESHElected as Independent MLA of Ratlam in 2008Paras started 'Yuvam' to provide free coaching to youths for banking, railways exams.Dr. Dattaram B Desai - North Goa of GoaAs a MBBS doctor, Dr. Desai may have enjoyed urban life but he works in the remote village of Savoi-Verem, a village where walking miles in the hills or taking a canoe across the river or even doing home deliveries were commonly required to attend to a patient.The Nylon-6,6 agitation in the 90s,when Thapar-DuPont, a chemical giant from the USA infamous for its dismal safety record, ignored environmental risks, corrupted the state and local officials, and to try and force a polluting industry in an eco-sensitive zone in Keri village. After 6 long years the aam aadmi emerged victorious. Dr. Desai himself was illegally arrested, stripped and beaten and humiliated by the police on more than one occasion.Extensive Watershed Development Project over 7000 hectares with the help of villagers in 2001. People participated with great enthusiasm, the project successfully concluded in 2007. About 150 self-help groups are still functioning effectively thereby empowering women.Chandana Chakravarti - Malkajgiri of ANDHRA PRADESHServed the National Knowledge Commission from 2005 to 2008.Former Chairperson of the Hyderabad Chapter of Indian Women Organisation (FICCI-FLO)Written close to 200 articles in magazines, newspapers and books.Geeta Arya - Sasaram of BIHARPresident of Mahadalit Samaj, Bihar.Ex President: Akhil Bharatiya Safai mazdoor sangh Trade UnionNational President- Mahila Sashakti Morcha – supporting women to fight again injustice works across 12 states.Armerington Kharshiing - SHILLONG of MEGHALAYAA retired Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer of the Manipurhighest post of Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (PCCF), Govt. of Manipur.Solanki Natvarbhai Gova Bhai - Sabarkantha of GUJARATHis efforts won president Pratibha Patil's Nirmal Gram Awardpresident of Vanban Bandhu Mandali, District Dalit Youth Development & Forest development association.Dr. Rajan Sushant - Kangra of HIMACHAL PRADESHex MP from kangra. MP for four times from Himachal Pradesh.Jaypee Pond Dam rehablitation, farmer and worker movements and has been jailed many times during public movements.Shatrugan Sahu - Sheohar of BIHARAll India general secretary of Chattra Janta Dal and All India vice president of Yuva Janta Dal.Sat on fast in Sheohar on 4th april 2011.He is unmarried. A highly resourceful and socially well connected person.Gul Panag - Chandigarh of CHANDIGARHGul Panag an Indian actress, voice actress, model, and former beauty queen who competed in the Miss Universe pageant.advisory board of the Wockhardt Foundation, non - profit social organizations in IndiaDr. Prabhat Ranjan Das - Darbhanga of BIHARMBBS, MD, PhD, worked for a long time in New York and New JerseyContribute a fixed portion of his income to social causes: Established more than 300 village libraries,Own-funded NGO organises training programs for students and teachersAnand Mishra - Bilaspur of CHHATTISGARHFormer State president of Janata Dal United (JDU) ChhattisgarhHe was in jail for 19 months during emergency of 1975-77 under MISA.Pranjal Bordoloy - Gauhati of ASSAMAssam State Coordinator of India Against Corruption (IAC)D Mohanan - Alappuzha of KERALAEconomics and a law graduateWorking in UAE for more than 20 years,EDA Chennaiah - Bapatla of ANDHRA PRADESHWorked as State Secretary – Lok Satta for 7 years.General Secretary – Ambedkar Saghala Samakya (Federation of Dalit Associations)President Sree Narayana Guru Prachara Sabha Chapter of AP.K.V.B. Veera Vara Prasad - Guntur of Andhra PradeshFormer Commissioned Officer with Indian Air Force in Aeronautical Engineering Branch actively involved in operations during Kargil war.He has PHD, MTech, BTech and MBA degree, I see no more educated Neta in India. Thanks to AAP.Ghulam Kundanam - Karakat of BIHAR जाति-संप्रदाय-भाषा-क्षेत्र के आधार पर फैले भेदभाव को मिटाने का संकल्प लेते हुए इन्होंने 26 जनवरी 2010 को अपना नाम कुन्दन सिंह शक्रवारिया से ग़ुलाम कुन्दनम रख लिया।He was on fast with Anna HazareHemant Kumar - Dharwad of KARNATAKAAn IIT graduate but he choose to work forcause of farmers and suffering rural population.Founder member of the kisan movement (raitha chaluvali) in KarnatakaHabung Payeng - Arunachal West of ARUNACHAL PRADESHFormer Information Commissioner in Arunachal PradeshMember of the National Executive of Aam Aadmi PartyAbdul Mannan Barbhuiya - Silchar of ASSAMProvided Consultancy services for 4 major infrastructure development projects in BangladeshFormed IT Steering Committee at Equitorial Trust Bank, NigeriaA strategist and Senior Manager with 23+ years of rich & diverse experience in Banking and Information Technology,Naveen Jaihind - Rohtak of HARYANAFounded JAI Hind Morch, NGO in Rohtak, Haryana on 15 August 2006.Member of the core committee of IACUsing "JaiHind" as his surname to indicate that he wished to remove the caste system from IndiaHe walked for 3 days from Rohtak to Jantar Mantar, Delhi to participate in a public rally and file a FIR in the CWG Scam.Yudhbir Singh Khyalia - Hisar of HARYANALimca Book of Records: “Highest Blood Collection in a single camp”.Awarded with "Mother Teresa Memorial Award"National President, NGO - Indian Society of Blood Transfusion & Immunohaematology (ISBTI)ISBTI to Launch Countrywide Voluntary Blood Donor Network System & 24×7 Helpline on 14 JuneKamal Kant Batra - Hamirpur of HIMACHAL PRADESHMother of Captain Vikram Batra, who was killed in the Kargil conflict, was awarded the Paramvir Chakra for his gallantry in recapturing Point.Dr. Raja Muzaffar Bhat - Srinagar of JAMMU & KASHMIRA dental surgeonCJ Award for CNN IBN for showing child labour on government projects.Written 300 articles & opinion editorials on governance in state & national level media.Rajmangal Prasad - Vaishali of BIHARRTI Awards Nominee 2010A well known RTI and Child Rights Activist.Mr.Kishori Das - Sitamarhi of BIHAROffice bearer as secretary, general secretary, vice president and member of national council of People's Union for Civil LibertiesHe currently lives in a jhuggi."My Appealvote for yourselfvote for your familyvote for mother Indiavote for AAP"

Ordnance officers are responsible for ensuring that weapons systems, vehicles and equipment are ready and available — and in perfect working order — at all times. They also manage the developing, testing, fielding, handling, storage and disposal of munitions.The Army Ordnance Corps (abbreviated as AOC) is an active corps of the Indian Army and a major formation responsible for providing material and logistical support to the Indian Army during war and peace. The history of the Ordnance Corps dates back to the 18th century, which makes it one of the oldest formations of the Indian ArmyHistoryPre-independenceThe history of ordnance in India dates back to the 15th century.The early ordnance stores in the Indian sub-continent were established by the British East India Company for their logistical requirements. Following the military expansion of the company, the needs of military troops increased which in turn required the support of an ordnance department. By accepting the report of then Commander-in-Chief of the Bengal Army, Lieutenant General Sir John Clavering, the Board of Ordnance was established on April 8, 1775.This is considered to be the first step towards the recognition of the Army Ordnance Corps (AOC). Initially the board was put under the control of the Bengal Presidency.With the increasing influence of the British crown over the sub-continent, the number of British troops increased significantly. In 1874, a "Special Ordnance Commission" was appointed by the government to prepare a report on the establishment of a new ordnance system at the national level. The report which was submitted on 7 April 1875 recommended a centralized system and the establishment of ordnance factories in the country. A report by the Army in India Commission, which was constituted in May 1879 by Lord Lytton,recommended the establishment of a centralized all-India organisation, headed by a Director General of Ordnance. On 1 April 1884, the Ordnance Department of India came into existence. The Ordnance's three Presidenciesof the British Raj were integrated into one. An Inspector General of Ordnance was appointed to each Presidency and was responsible to the Director General at the national level. Following the Partition of Bengal (1905), the Ordnance was split into two, each with an Inspector General. Several reorganizations took place during the tenure of Lord Kitchener as the Commander-in-Chief of India.Overruling the report of the Esher Committee of 1919 recommended that a civilian member be in charge of civil business. A military officer was put in-charge of manufacture and production as Master General of Supply. Later in 1929, the office of Master of General of Supply was rechristened Master General of Ordnance.With of start of the Second World War in September 1939, the AOC began a major expansion that continued to the end of the war in 1945. The number of installations rose from 10 to 77 in the span of six years. On 1 May 1943, the Indian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (IEME) was separated from Indian Armed Ordnance Corps.Post-independenceAfter India became republic on 25 January 1950, the corps was rechristened as the Army Ordnance Corps dropping the prefix Indian.Role and functionThe Corps' main responsibility is to provide material and logistics support to the Indian Army and, if required, to the Navy and Air Force during war and peace. The inventory includes all the material required by the troops ranging from clothes to weapons including tanks, missiles etc., except fuel, fodder, and medicines which are maintained by the Army Service Corps, the Military Farms Service/Army Remount and Veterinary Corps and the Army Medical Corps respectively.Regimental insigniaCrestEvolution of AOC crest from 18551855 – The first crest of the Corps was adopted in 1855 with the motto of the corps Sua Tela Tonanti.1896 – In 1896, Queen Victoria approved the recommendation of the War Office to adopt a badge instead of crest. Separate badges were designed for officers and other personnel but with only small difference on the scroll.1918 – After actively taking part in the First World War on behalf of British, the prefix "Royal" was granted by King George V and the Corps was renamed the Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Subsequently, the crest was modified again in 1918.1922 – When the Corps was renamed the Indian Army Ordnance Corps in 1922, the crest was again modified. It contained three canon balls and three field pieces on the shield with a crown on the top.1954 – After India became a republic in 1950, the prefix "Indian" was dropped and the Corps was renamed the Army Ordnance Corps. The modified crest is similar to the previous one of 1922. It contained three canon balls and three field pieces on a circular shield. The crown was replaced by the national emblem of India with a pair of crossed swords at the bottom.1978 - The newly adopted motto Shastra se Shakti was incorporated in the scroll.Flag and pennantFlag and pennantRegimental flagA navy blue background "with a narrow horizontal saxe blue band between two broader maroon bands across the middle".PennantThe pennant is a triangle rotated through 90 degrees in a clockwise direction with the navy blue color filled in. The red coloured oval is present at the extreme right. The standard dimensions of the pennant are 0.9 meters by 0.6 meters with the red oval of 0.3 meters.ColoursThe Corps' regimental colours were awarded on 8 December 1970, by then Vice President of India, Gopal Swarup Pathak at the Army Ordnance Centre in Secunderabad. The colour is a silken flag filled with scarlet, and the Corps' crest in the center surrounded by Ashoka and Lotus leaves.Army Ordnance Corps centreThe Army Ordnance Corps (AOC) centre, located in Secunderabad, is the training academy of the corps. The AOC centre is responsible to impart training to the ordnance corps personnel. Apart from military training, they personnel are also trained in different kinds of repair works, ancillary trades such as carpentry,tailoring, saddlery, driving etc