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MAGGI: CENTRE BANS AND

RECALLS IT Paul Bulke, Global CEO, Nestle, addresses a press conference in New Delhi on Friday.

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he massive controversy surrounding Maggi instant noodles forced Nestle's global CEO to come out in open and declare his famous product safe for human consumption on Friday morning. By evening, there was little reprieve for the troubled multi-national company and its famous noodles brand. Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) declared that lead

content in Maggi noodles was found within permissible limits in samples collected from Mumbai and Pune. Nilesh Gandhi, assistant commissioner, FDA, said nine samples of Maggi noodles were received for testing. The samples were found to contain .1 to 1.4 ppm lead, while the permissible level is 2.5 ppm. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee also gave Continued on pg 2 ÂŤ

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The Government of India has put a ban on Maggi and Nestle has withdrawn it

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MAGGI: Centre bans and Nestle recalls it

Clean chit to Maggi by Maha FDA

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Tests conducted on samples by Maharashtra FDA shows there is no lead or MSG in Maggi noodles

By Abhishek Vissapragada

stant noodles brand after the test results of the Maggi samples are out. he Food and Drug Administration We might also be testing the contents (FDA) of Maharashtra on Friday of instant food packages available in gave a clean chit to nine samples of the market,” said the official. Nestle's Maggi. The FDA will be disThe FDA had also not clarified the cussing the results of the other six Maggi delay in conducting the test and variant samples that were tested at a whether there were different stanPune laboratory which will be out today. dards adopted by FDA agencies in Nilesh Gandhi, Assistant Commisother states. The result also leads to sioner of FDA relayed the results that the the question of how varying lead FDA Commissioner Dr. Harshadeep contents were found in Maggi samKamble had messaged him. “The FDA ples of different states. had tested nine samples brought in from FDA Commissioner The FDA had collected 15 samples Thane and Mumbai at the city based lab- Dr. Harshadeep Kamble of the Maggi variants on Thursday oratory of the FDA. The lead content and had sent them for testing from found in the samples varied from 0.1 – 1.4 ppm Nashik, Mumbai, Pune and Nagpur. The test results (parts per million). This is well within the limit of come at a time when Nestle India had announced the FDA set standard of 2.5 ppm,” said Gandhi to that Maggi was being withdrawn from the Indian the media at the FDA headquarters in Bandra. market. Gandhi also said that the FDA had not tested any Nestle Global CEO Paul Bulcke had said that the samples for MSG content. “Currently, we didn't test product was safe for consumption and all measures the samples for MSG content. Only the lead con- were being taken to make it safe for consumption tent was tested,” said Gandhi. He also added that by the company. The product was being withdrawn he didn't know whether the lead content was tested as the recent controversy had confused its cusin the noodle or the masala of the Maggi products. tomers and thereby would return in the market “These details the FDA Commissioner will divulge only after the controversy was resolved. on Saturday,” said Gandhi. Meanwhile, states like Gujarat and Uttarakhand A senior FDA official had also said that the ad- have banned the product in their respective states ministration FDA might take test of other instant after the ban in Uttar Pradesh, Kerala and Delhi. noodles brand after Maggi's results. “We might be Singapore has also banned the import of Indian testing the contents of other inMaggi products following the controversy while the United Kingdom is testing the samples following the controversy.

Health Officers collecting samples of Maggi noodles in Bikaner. Continued from pg 1 « Maggi noodles a clean chit and said nothing harmful was found in the ready-to-cook snack. "Central government had sent a circular to us. We conducted 5 tests in both central and private labs.But we have not received anything inappropriate in these tests. Whatever probe/tests we conducted we did not get anything bad. I don't think its correct to randomly ban a product," Banerjee said. Earlier, Nestle's global CEO Paul Bulcke asserted that Maggi is completely safe for human consumption. However, Union health minister J P Nadda negated Nestle boss's statement and said reports suggest the company has violated food safety standards. "We have come to know they have violated the safety standards. Labeling standard are also not being followed by Maggi. We have

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Reliance stops sale of instant noodles

Reliance Retail has decided to temporarily withdraw all brands of instant noodles from its retail stores across India following the Maggi controversy. Sources in the company said the step of going beyond a piecemeal approach of being selective in removing just some selected brands (Nestle's Maggi) was based on the well being of customers, while also looking at the interests of the 11 partners of the company whose noodles are stocked in its stores. "We believe that the uncertainty is unwarranted and undeserved. But it merits the launch of a robust, nationwide process of reassuring ourselves and serve our valued stakeholders," said Damodar Mall, Reliance Retail's chief executive of value formats in consumer business. got reports from every state now and have come to the conclusion that Maggi products should be recalled from the market," Nadda told reporters. The central food safety regulator Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) ordered recall of all nine approved variants of Maggi instant noodles from the market, terming them "unsafe and hazardous" for human consumption. The FSSAI also said Nestle launched 'Maggi Oats Masala Noodles' without approval and ordered its recall, saying the company did not undertake risk and safety assessment for the product. Nestle moves Uttarakhand High Court Nestle India has approached the Uttarakahand High Court against the state government's 3-month ban on Maggi. The court has accepted the company's appeal and asked the state government to file a reply within 15 days.

Emergency gate for access to Bhabha Hospital from Kurla station demanded By Rameeza Shaikh

ailway Citizens Committee President, Subhash Raut yesterday demanded that Bhabha Hospital should make an emergency gate at its premises near Kurla station. Raut said that the hospital shares a wall with Kurla station on the Harbour line platform. As a member of DRUCC (Divisional Railway Users Consultation Committee), Raut has proposed the idea of demolishing the wall so that an 'Emergency Gate' can be made which will help in taking the

railway accident victims to hospital at the earliest. The committee members are also communicating with the BMC for the cause. Raut further said, “The victims can be taken to Bhabha Hospital instead of creating a separate medical room.” Meanwhile, when the doctors working at Bhabha hospital were contacted to ask about their demands for the betterment of the hospital, regarding security or technologies like for CT-Scan, they did not give a specific reply. The BMC run hospital was almost evacuated and is currently

under construction. The BMC had issued a notice saying that the hospital building is dangerous. According to the notice, the patients have been transferred to other hospitals, viz. Rajawadi Hospital in Ghatkopar East; Sant Muktabai Municipal Hospital, Barve Marg, Ghatkopar West and Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya Shatabdi Hospital, Govandi. The notice further says that the emergency unit of the hospital is working 24/7 and the General OPD will be working from 8:30 am. to 12:30 pm, while the hospital is under construction.

Pre-monsoon rains hit some parts of Mumbai

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Rains in Karnataka will determine the beginning of monsoon in city, says IMD

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he Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) on Friday said that the rains in Karnataka will determine when the monsoon season will begin in Mumbai. The IMD had also confirmed pre-monsoon rains in Dadar and Parel. V K Rajeev, IMD Director at Mumbai said that while it rained in Kerala, only rains in Karnataka will

determine the city's monsoon season. “While it rained in Kerala on Friday, only rains in the next 48 hours in Karnataka will determine when the monsoon season will begin in Mumbai. Till then we cannot predict about the exact date of the monsoon season in the city,” said Rajeev. Rajeev also confirmed about the pre-monsoon rains in the city. “Yes there was slight rainfall at Dadar and Parel on Friday morning. These

are pre-monsoon rains and we will be observing the situation in Mumbai,” he said. The IMD had recorded high humidity in the city on Friday. In Colaba, the maximum temperature recorded was 33.4ºC while the minimum temperature was 27ºC. In Santacruz, maximum temperature recorded was 35.3ºC while minimum temperature was 27.3ºC. The humidity recorded at Colaba was 80 per cent while at Santacruz it was 74 per cent. Azad Shrivastav | ADC

Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Milind Bharambhe.

This monsoon, we are ready to tackle all woes: Jt CP (Traffic) By Zuber Ansari

Members of the Shree Kutchi Visa Oswal Jain Mahajan celebrating World Environment Day in the city, yesterday.

World Environment Day celebrated in right spirit By Kinjal Shah

orld Environment Day is celebrated as an annual event on 5th of June since 1973. People of all age groups actively take part in the celebration. Children too participate in large numbers in activities such as clean up campaigns, motivating people to plant trees, recycling garbage, community events, posters and lot more. Shree Kutchi Visa Oswal Jain Mahajan organisation, yesterday, held celebrations with an aim to raise

awareness about the importance of a green and healthy environment in human lives. The organisation planted saplings along Dr. Ambedkar Road and 5 Gardens in Matunga, early in the day. Later, the organisation along with children, held a rally in the Fort area. The children were seen with posters and placards related to environmental issues. One of the organisation members, Nilesh Shah, said, “Our main concern is the increasing Global Warming, we wish to have a safer environment for all generations.”

eeping in mind the city's monsoon which is round the corner, the traffic police has made adequate preparation to tackle the traffic problems which usually crop up in different parts of the metropolis. During the rains, traffic cops face major problems like potholes, breakdown of vehicles, water logging, etc, but compared to last year this time the traffic department will deploy extra manpower on the roads with necessary equipments and cranes. Talking to ADC, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Milind Bharambhe said, '”As per my knowledge, the Public Works Department (PWD) has decided to station one truck at every 5 km distance on the Eastern and Western Express highways, loaded with materials which will be used to fill potholes which occur during heavy rains and it is a good step,

but this should be done all over Mumbai to make traffic flow smoothly.” Motorists who face breakdown of their vehicles during the rains need not worry now as we will be keeping cranes ready to assist them to tow their vehicles to the nearest garage, Bharambhe added. “In areas where major water logging occurs – like Hindmata, Lower Parel, Milan Subway, etc. – we have already made alternative roads for motorists. We are already in talks with the BMC and we have demanded that since the PWD is going keep one truck at every 5 km distance, every ward in the BMC should lend a hand to enable us to keep the flow of traffic smooth,” Bharambhe added. Another officer said, our Mumbai Traffic Police helpline number and many other numbers are mentioned in our website; motorists should keep these numbers which will help them when there is an emergency. Vishwanath Salian | ADC

HOLLAND MEETS MUMBAI... The First edition of 'Holland Meets Mumbai!' was inaugurated on Friday at Tata Garden (Cross Maidan) wherein an initiative to showcase what The Netherlands has to offer, displaying the Dutch experience across various themes; Art, innovation, Food, Sports, Music, Films, etc. Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte will visit the village along with his trade delegation, Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Foreign Trade and Development today. The village will be open till Sunday.

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CHANGE OF NAME

I have changed my name from Miss. Nutan Dhanraj Patil to Mrs. Pooja Rajendra Patil as per Affidavit Dated 03/06/2015. C-11805 I have changed my name from Akhlaque Ahmed Afzal Hussain, to ‘Akhlaque Ahmed Afzal Hussain Shaikh’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 03/06/2015. C-11806 I have changed my name from Sharik Ali Shamsher Ali Sayyed to Sharik Ali Shamsher Ali Sayed as per Affidavit dtd. 4th June’ 2015. C-11807 I have changed my name from Vidhiben Alpeshkumar Thaker to Vidhi Alpeshkumar Thaker as per Affidavit dtd 4th June' 2015. C-11808 I have changed my name from Shair Ali Shamsher Ali Sayyed to Shair Ali Shamsher Ali Sayed as per Affidavit dtd. 4th June’ 2015. C-11809 I Rani Bhaskar Pardeshi have changed my name to Rani Bhaskar Bhagwat vide Affidavit dated 5-6-2015. C-11810 I Utsah hereby declare my full name as Utsah Ranjit Khianra s/o Ranjit Dipchand Khianra vide Affidavit Dated 05/06/2015. C-11811 I have changed my name from Dhanashree Dhanaji Mhatre to Aaliya Attaullah Khan as per Govt. Maharashtra Gazette No.(E-66504). C-11812 I have changed my name from Mr. Daulat Vishnu Jadhav to Mr. Doulat Vishnu Jadhav vide Govt of Maharashtra Affidavit (MZ 971598). C-11813

CLASSIFIEDS I have changed my name from Niha Noormohammed Fakih to Niha Shahbaz Naik vide Govt of Maha. Gazette (M-15552). C-11819 I have changed my name from Mrs. Freya Michael Ferguson to Miss. Freya Dastur vide Govt of Maha. Affidavit (ML 849896). C-11820 I have changed my name from Mangala Subhash Girase to Hemlata Subhash Girase by virtue of Deed Poll Affidavit, Add: Saraswati Arpan Apt. No 30C Bhatiya Rd opp. Saraswati Vidyamandir Ulhasnagar Thane- 421 004. C-11821 I have changed my name from Mayurika Sanjay Shah to Tejal Sanjay Shah by virtue of Deed Poll Affidavit. C-11822 I have changed my name from Zarana Natubhai L Muni to Jarna Chirag Parekh as per Affidavit. C-11823 We changed our minior daughter's name from Nandniben Rambhai Bhetariya to Nandini Ram Bhetariya as per Affidavit. C-11824 I have changed my name from Satyaiah Lingaiah Sangam to Mr. Satyya Lingaiah Sangam as per Deed Poll Affidavit. C-11825 I have changed my name from Miss. Ummesalma Nazir Durvesh to Mrs. Ummesalma Salim Sayed as per Deed Poll Affidavit. C-11826 I have changed my name from “Sabera Yousuf Ali” to “Saberayusuf Ali Lokhandwala” as per Affidavit Dated 5th June 2015. C-11827 I have changed my name from “Sabera Yousuf Ali” to “Yusuf Ali Lokhandwala” as per Affidavit Dated 5th June 2015. C-11828 I have changed my name from “Rizwan Ayaz Shaikh” to “Rizwan Ayaz Qureshi” as per Affidavit Dated 4th June 2015. C-11829

I have changed my name from Tejas Daulat Jadhav to Tejas Doulat Jadhav vide Govt of Maha. Affidavit (MZ 971595). C-11814

I have changed my name from “Mohd Ovesh Shakil Shaikh” to “Ovesh Shakil Shaikh” as per Affidavit Dated 4th June 2015. C-11830

I have changed my name from Miss . Pradnya Daulat Jadhav to Miss. Pradnya Doulat Jadhav vide Govt of Maharashtra Affidavit (MZ 971596). C-11815

I have changed my name from “Pravinkumar Laljibhai Desai” to “Pravinbhai Laljibhai Desai” as per Affidavit. C-11831

I have changed my name from Mrs. Namrata Daulat Jadhav to Mrs. Namrata Doulat Jadhav vide Govt of Maharashtra Affidavit (MZ 971597). C-11816 We Mr. Shehzad Nasir Khan and Mrs. Tabassum Umer Khatib have changed our minor son's name from Ziyam Adib Mujawar to Ziyam Shehzad khan vide Maha. Govt. Gazette (M-152748). C-11817 I have changed my name from Ayesha Mohammed Shamshuddin Shaikh to Aisha Pannalal Tak vide Govt of Maha. Gazette (M-151653). C-11818

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I have changed my name from “Charushila Arjun Mane” to “Swastika Vikrant Salunkhe” as per Affidavit. C-11832 I have changed my name from “Mayaben Manharlal Doshi” to “Maya Jayesh Dangarwala” as per Affidavit. C-11833 I have changed my name from “Gopalkrishna Nayak” to “Gopalkrishna Naik” as per Affidavit. C-11834 I have changed my name from Priti Jayprakash Sharma to Preeti Jayprakash Sharma as per Affidavit Dated: 15 Jan 2015. C-11835

I have changed my name from Nitinkumar Navinchandra Shah to Nitin Navinchandra Shah as per Affidavit Dated: 15 Jan 2015. C-11836 I have changed my name from Vamanrai Purshotamdas Doshi to Vaman Purshotamdas Doshi as per Affidavit Dated: 25 Mar 2015. C-11837 I have changed my name from Nasreen Begum Mohamad Khan to Nasrin Roomi as per Affidavit dated 20/5/2015. C-11838 I have changed my name from Abdul Qadir to Qadir Roomi as per Affidavit dated 20/5/2015. C-11839 I have changed my name from Shirgaonkar Hamid Umar to Shirgaonkar Abdul Hamid as per Affidavit dated 5/6/2015. C-11840 I have changed my name from Sinthiya to Cynthia Cyril Salvadore as per deedpoll Affidavit. C-11841 I have changed my name from Nitesh Kumar Gaur to Nittesh Kumaar Gaur as per deedpoll Affidavit. C-11842 I have changed my name from Mohini Nitesh Gaur to Mohini Shri Gaur as per deedpoll Affidavit. C-11843 We Nitesh Kumar Gaur (Father) and Mohini Nitesh Gaur (Mother) have changed our daughter's name from Pranaaya Nitesh Gaur to Miraya Mohinii Gaur as per deedpoll Affidavit. C-11844 I have changed my name from Piyushkumar Pravin Chandra to Piyush Pravinchandra Jariwala as per deedpoll Affidavit C-11845 I have changed my name from Dhwaniben to Dhwani Piyush Jariwala as per deedpoll Affidavit C-11846 I have changed my name from Rajendra Singh Pan Singh to Rajendra Pansingh Bisht as per deedpoll Affidavit C-11847 I have changed my name from Sushila Uttam Dabhade to Swati Ramchandra Patil as per deedpoll Affidavit C-11848 I have changed my name from Poonam Verm to Poonam Verma as per deedpoll Affidavit C-11849 I have changed my name from Satyam Surya to Satyam Sinha as per deedpoll Affidavit C-11850 I have changed my name from Pandurang Shashikant Sansare to Vikas Shashikant Sansare as per deedpoll Affidavit C-11851 I have changed my name from Jagarati to Jagrati Ojha as per deedpoll Affidavit C-11852

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MUMBAI | SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 2015 I have changed my name from Renuka Rajendra Lohia to Renuka Ananthasivan as per deed poll Affidavit C-11853 I have changed my name from Lata Gopalrao Patil to Chitra Namdeo Rane as per Deedpoll Affidavit C-11854 I have changed my name from Bhagyashri Dattaram Surve to Saba Nadeem Khale as per Deedpoll Affidavit C-11855 I have changed my name from Gulam Abbas Safdar Rampuri to Gulam Abbas Safdar Khan as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11856 I have changed my name from Manju Sureshchandra Singhvee to Manjudevi Sureshchandra Singhvee as per Affidavit. C-11857 I have changed my name from Suresh Ganeshlal Singhvee to Sureshchandra Ganeshlal Singhvee as per Affidavit. C-11858 I have changed my name from Shwetakumari Sureshchandra Singhvee to Shweta Sureshchandra Singhvee as per Affidavit. C-11859 I have changed my name from Rafik Ismail Bhai Bilakhia to Rafiq Ismail Bhai Bilakhiya by deed poll Affidavit. C-11860 I have changed my name from Leo Ronad D'Souza to Leo Ronald D'Souza as per the Affidavit. C-11861 I have changed my name from Shalini Sharmishtha Sawant to Shalini Akshay Nigam as per Affidavit C-11862 I have changed my name from Shama Hanif Khan to Sharmishtha Gajanan Sawant as per Affidavit. C-11863 I have changed my name from Kamla Chandrakant Bhojwani to Mahi Ashish Masand as per Affidavit C-11864 I have changed my name from Mohammed Idris Shaikh to Hafeez Mohammed Idris Shaikh as per Affidavit. C-11865 I have changed my name from Nirmala Shankar Shinde to Rohini Dattaram Patil as per Affidavit. C-11866 I have changed my name from Vanita Deepak to Vinita Deepak Mewlani as per Affidavit. C-11867 I have changed my name from Ketankumar Anjani Rahi to Ketan Anjani Raahi as per Affidavit. C-11868 I have changed my name from Ketan Kumar Anjani Kumar Rahi to Ketan Anjani Kumar Raahi as per Affidavit. C-11869 I have changed my name from Pallavi Ketankumar Rahi to Pallavi Ketan Rahi as per Affidavit. C-11870

We Ketan Anjanikumar Raahi & Pallavi Ketan Raahi have changed our minor’s name from Tanvi Ketankumar Rahi to Tanvi Ketan Raahi as per Affidavit. C-11871 I have changed my name from Ananya Ketan Rahi to Ananya Ketan Raahi as per Affidavit. C-11872 I have changed my name from Molo Khubchand to Mulo Khubchand Bhambhani as per Affidavit. C-11873

I have changed my name from Aishabegum Abdul Razak Shaikh to Ayashabee Abdul Razzak Gazi as per Affidavit C-11890 I have changed my name from Tejshree Kishor Mujumdar to Tejashree Amit Naik as per Affidavit C-11891 I have changed my name from (Old) John Assis Fernandes to (New) John Bosco Assis Fernandes as per Affidavit C-11892

I have changed my name from Manisha Kanhu Ghatvisawe to Aditi Avdhut Mohile as per Affidavit. C-11874

I have changed my name from (Old) Lavdira Petricia Vaz to (New) Lavdira Silveira as per Affidavit C-11893

I have changed my name from Bagul Sangita Anand to Bagul Sangeeta Anand as per Affidavit. C-11875

I have changed my name from Sureshkumar Bachubhai Sampat to Suresh Bachubhai Sampat as per Affidavit C-11894

I have changed my name from Rajiiv Gulati to Rajiv Kumar Gulati as per Affidavit. C-11876

I have changed my name from Tumpa Pramanik to Anita Sujit Datta as per Affidavit C-11895

I have changed my name from Pallavi Kumari to Pallavi Jha as per Affidavit. C-11877

I have changed my name from Menino Fernandes to Menino Jesus Fernandes as per Affidavit C-11896

I have changed my name from Ramnesh Raman to Ramnesh Raman Jha as per Affidavit. C-11878

I have changed my name from Catherine Fernandes to Rosy Catherine Rodrigues as per Affidavit C-11897

I have changed my name from Sureshkumar Rajiv Patel to Suresh Rajiv Dholu as per Affidavit C-11879 I have changed my name from Manjurani to Manisha Satish Fulare as per Affidavit. C-11880 I have changed my name from Vinitha Raveendran Nair to Vineetha Raveendran Nair as per Affidavit. C-11881 I have changed my name from Nivarti Sadashiv Kamble to Nivrutti Sadashiv Kamath as per Affidavit. C-11882 I have changed my name from Bharati Nivarti Kamble to Bharati Nivrutti Kamath as per Affidavit. C-11883 I have changed my name from Maitree Dasgupta to Maitree Mukherjee as per Affidavit. C-11884 I have changed my name from Oindrilla Dasgupta to Oindrilla Mukherjee as per Affidavit. C-11885 I have changed my name from Shubhangi Krishna Malkar to Manali Mangesh Sawant as per Affidavit. C-11886

I have changed my name from Baby Dilip Desai to Pratibha Dilip Desai as per Affidavit C-11898 I have changed my name from Dilip Babu Disai to Dilip Babu Desai as per Affidavit C-11899 I have changed my name from Gawlan Ganpat Paul to Shobha Ganpat Paul as per Affidavit C-11900 I have changed my name from Jawaharlal Shobraj Ludhani to Jawahar Shobraj Ludhani as per Affidavit C-11901 I have changed my name from Padamraj Sumermal Jain to Padam Sumermal Jain as per Affidavit C-11902 I have changed my name from Pravinkimar Champalal Shankalesha to Pravin Champalal Shanklesha as per Affidavit C-11903 I have changed my name from Touqeer Ahmad to Tauqeer Ahmed as per Affidavit C-11904

I have changed my name from Melbi E to Melby Elizabeth Thomas as per Affidavit. C-11887

I have changed my name from Rahimat Ali Ahmed Hussain to Rehmat Ali Ahmed Husain as per Affidavit C-11905

I have changed my name from Mohammed Irfan/Irfan to Mohammad Irfan Shaikh as per Affidavit C-11888

I have changed my name from Gangabai Shivandas Lalwani to Ganga Shivandas Lalwani as per Affidavit C-11906

I have changed my name from Miss. Sangita Laxmanrao Shenavi to Mrs. Prajakta Prashant Shinde as per Affidavit C-11889

I have changed my name from Leenaben Shantilal Shah to Leena Hasmukh Chotalia as per Affidavit C-11907

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Trouble in C-ward continues, illegal construction comes into light

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n an interesting case of alleged malpractice in getting approval for developing a building, the members of the Standing Committee in BMC has raised eyebrows over the complete development of a building Prem Bhavan, in Phophawadi lane no. 1 at Kalbadevi, which was reportedly given permission only for repairs and not to undertake any redevelopment work. The matter came to light on Friday in the Standing Committee even the civic body's attention is towards the investigation into the Kalbadevi fire that resulted in the death of four fire officers of Mumbai Fire Brigade.

On Friday, the members of the BMC Standing Committee headed by Chairman Yashodar Phanse, carried out an inspection at Prem Bhavan, Phophawadi lane no. 1 along with other members of the committee including Samajwadi Party leader Rais Shaikh, Shiv Sena corporator Hemangi Worlikar and BJP Corporator Manoj Kotak. Sangeeta Hasnale – Assistant Commissioner of C-ward was also present. Earlier, the Standing Committee had approved a request from the residents of the building who had sought for structure to be repaired. However, when the Standing Committee visited the spot on Friday, they were shocked to see that the building was covered in sheets, appearing

to have been repaired. Describing the scene, Shaikh said, “Approval had been passed for only 50 percent repairs of the building. However, when we entered, we saw that almost entire new building was built. It seemed to us that the building had been demolished completely and rebuilt.” According to Shaikh, they saw that there were six floors in the building and on further inquiry, they found that there were not more than 14 tenants in the building. He elaborated, “Of the 14 tenants, not more than 2-3 floors are required. When we asked about the old plan of the building and who gave approval for the new plan, the assistant commissioner got uncomfortable and gave an

unclear answer. I have now sincerely suggested that the Assistant Engineer (Building and Factories) as well as the Assistant Commissioner of Cward and others are supervising this project should be questioned thoroughly on this.” He further added, “Things have happened on the contrary to what was permitted. An MRTP proposal was also put forward but nobody knows what happened to that. Hasnale, in her defence, has blamed members from the authority.” Phanse has asked to probe intensively into the matter and demanded a detailed Action Taken Report (ATR) on the situation in the Standing Committee meeting which will be held next week.

Govt notifies guidelines to protect Gadkari inaugurates India’s first Good Samaritans from harassment Tier-I Oil Spill Response Centre By A Staff Reporter

petitioner SaveLIFE Foundation welcomed the move. n a welcome move, the “We welcome this move of Ministry of Road Transport the Central Government. Aland Highways (MoRTH) has though an interim measure, notified guidelines to protect these guidelines will help Good Samaritans, who come create a supportive environforward to help road acci- ment for bystanders to come dent victims, from legal and forward and help injured procedural hassles. persons without fear of inThe guidelines have been timidation or harassment by issued to comply with the police and hospitals. The order of the Supreme Court onus is now on state governof India in the case SaveLIFE ments to ensure implemenFoundation v. Union of tation of these India filed in 2012. The court guidelines”, he said in a had set a deadline of May 15, statement released by 2015 for the Government of SaveLIFE Foundation. India. Though the guidelines According to a national were finalised on May 13, survey conducted by 2015, they have been for- SaveLIFE Foundation, mally notified in the Official presently 3 out of 4 people Gazette only two days ago. are reluctant to come forPiyush Tewari, Founder of ward to help an injured in

road accidents. Majority of them fear police harassment, detention at hospitals and prolonged legal formalities. These guidelines are expected to allay the fears of the general public and enable them to get more actively involved in saving a life. As per the guidelines, available on the website of the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, the disclosure of personal information by a Good Samaritan who brings an injured person to the hospital has been made voluntary. A Good Samaritan shall not be liable for any civil or criminal liability, and any Government official who attempts to intimidate the Good Samaritan shall face departmental action.

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As the World celebrated the 'World Environment Day' on Friday, Amruta - wife of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, and Malabar Hill MLA Mangal Prabhat Lodha planted saplings at the Wilson College in Chowpatty, along with other local NGOs and students of the college.

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Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways and Shipping Nitin Gadkari at the Mumbai Port's International Cruise Terminal, BPX in Green Gate, Ballard Estate, on Friday.

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he Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT) on Friday launched the country's first Tier-1 oil spill response facility, costing more than Rs.30 crore in order to control oil spill in the sea as more than 25 million ton of oil and chemical are handled in the MbPT. Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways of India, who inaugurated the facility said, “Mumbai will not require to borrow electricity from anywhere, we are working on a project wherein wind power will be generated from water and be supplied to the city.” Gadkari, speaking further

about the plans for Mumbai said, “I will be visiting Japan next month wherein hydro power and wind power is created and we have spoken to the companies and plan to implement the creation of wind power in the waters in Mumbai. The government will also soon start to take steps in order to ensure that the polluted pipe water of the corporation which is dumped in the sea will be recycled and converted into power, more than 2,000 BEST buses can work on the bio-CNG in Mumbai.” Pointing out that poverty which leads to unemployment and pollution is one of the major hindrances in the country. “The government

has decided that over 11 lakh km of highways in Maharashtra will have trees planted on both the sides by the children of the farmers residing in rural Maharashtra, this will not only create employment but also help in saving the environment,” Gadkari added.

Hospital for MbPT employees Nitin Gadkari has announced that a hospital will be built for the MbPT employees, “A 17-acre land has been allotted for the construction of an hospital in Wadala, which will be equipped with all modern day facilities for employees of MbPT.”

06 CHANGE OF NAME I have changed my name from Nawanath Amarsing Rathod to Navnath Amarsing Rathod as per Affidavit C-11908 I have changed my name from Suresh G. Amberkar to Suresh G. Ambekar as per Affidavit C-11909 I have changed my name from Asha Chhetri to Ashana Chhetri as per Affidavit C-11910 I have changed my name from Shreepal Gisulal Jain to Shripal Ghisulal Jain as per Affidavit C-11911 I have changed my name from Satish Narayan Shirodkar to Satishchandra Narayan Shirodkar as per Affidavit C-11912 I have changed my name from Tanvi Rajubhai Chopada to Tanvi Rajendra Chopda as per Affidavit C-11913 I have changed my name from Surbhi Rajubhai Chopada to Surbhi Rajendra Chopda as per Affidavit C-11914 I have changed my name from Sureshkumar Devraj Gala to Suresh Devraj Gala as per Affidavit C-11915 I have changed my name from Gaurishankar to Gaurishankar Vishwakarma as per Affidavit C-11916 I have changed my name from Jitenkumar Hasmukhlal Gandi to Jiten Hasmukhlal Gandhi as per Affidavit C-11917 I have changed my name from Nalini Swaminathan to Nalini Swaminathan Iyer as per Affidavit C-11918 I have changed my name from Mr.Munir Ahmad Yunus Patel to Mr.Munir Yunus Patel as per Affidavit. C-11919 I have changed my name from Singh Susheel Rohtash / Susheel Rohtas to Shah Addhiraa Ram Narayan as per Affidavit. C-11920 I have changed my name from Mrs.Rehana Banu to Mrs.Rehana Begum Absar Ahmed Farooqui as per Deed Poll Affidavit C-11921

CLASSIFIEDS I have changed my name from Mukesh Kumar Anandi Jha to Mukesh Anandi Jha as per Affidavit. C-11926 I have changed my name from Shri Anandi Gunjan Jha to Anandi Gunjan Jha as per Affidavit. C-11927 I have changed my name from Sonal Murlidhran to Ishaan Murlidharan as per Deed Poll Affidavit Dated 4/06/2015. C-11928 I have changed my name from Nehalkumar Murlidharan Nair to Nehalkumar Murlidharan as per Affidavit Dated 04/06/2015. C-11929 I have changed my name from Dinesh Ganesh Borkar to Dinesh Ganesh Jadhav as per Deed Poll Affidavit No. MR676202 Dated 03-06-2015. C-11930 I have changed my name from Hussain Yakub Kalyanwala to Hussain Yakub Barwaniwala as per Deed Poll Affidavit Dated 24/04/2015. C-11931 I have changed my name from Ansar Ali Nisar Ahemad Saiyyad to Ansar Nisar Ahemad Saiyyad as per Affidavit Dated 04//06/2015. C-11932 I Minaxi Purushottamdas Sanghavi have changed my name to Meena Jitendra Mehta as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 15/12/2014 C-11933 I Parekh Kalpanaben Prataprai have changed my name to Parekh Kalpana Prataprai as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 19/05/15 C-11934 We Mr. Mustak Shaikh & Mrs. Shabana Mustak Shaikh have changed our minor son’s name from Nomaan Mustak Tamboli to Nomaan Mustak Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 29/05/15 C-11935 I Harsha Bharat Kumar Joshi have changed my name to Harshaben Joshi as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 13/05/15 C-11936 I Mrs. Shobha Uday Padiyara have changed my name to Mrs. Shobha Uday Padiyar as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-11937

I have changed my name from Ms.Rehana Bano Shyamuddin to Mrs.Rehana Begum Absar Ahmed Farooqui as per Deed Poll Affidavit C-11922

I Mr. Uday Manjunath Padiyara have changed my name to Mr. Uday Manjunath Padiyar as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-11938

I have changed my name from Mr.Mehandi Mahmad Najarali Prasla to Mr.Mahedi Najarali Prasla as per Deed Poll Affidavit C-11923

I Mr. Tejesh Uday Padiyara have changed my name to Mr. Tejesh Uday Padiyar as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-11939

I have changed my name from Mrs. Zaharaben Mehandi Mahmad Prasla to Mrs.Jaharaben Mahedi Prasla as per Deed Poll Affidavit C-11924 I have changed my name from Shadab Mohammed Said Gulbar to Shadab Mohammed Sayeed Gulbar as per Affidavit. C-11925

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I Dalpat Raj Ghisulal Solanki have changed my name to Dalpat Ghisulal Solanki as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-11940 I Arvindbhai Shah have changed my name to Arvind Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-11941

I Daxitkumar Arvindbhai Shah have changed my name to Daxit Arvind Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-11942 I Mr. Babulal Ganeshmal Shah have changed my name to Mr. Babulal Ganeshmal Dhoka as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 04/06/15 C-11943 I Rajulben Manishkumar Madhavi have changed my name to Rajul Manish Madhavi as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-11944 I Manishkumar Rameshchandra Madhavi have changed my name to Manish Rameshchandra Madhavi as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-11945 I Pragnaben Suryakant Gandhi have changed my name to Priti Ashwin Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 24/01/15 C-11946 I Sandeep Kumar Sharbdev Prasad Gupta have changed my name to Sandeep Sharbdev Prasad Gupta as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 03/06/15 C-11947 I Nishilkumar Chandrakantbhai Patel have changed my name to Nishil Chandrakantbhai Patel as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11948 I Rekhaben Chinubhai Shah have changed my name to Rekha Nareshkumar Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11949 We Mr. Anilkumar Rajender Bansal & Mrs. Anita Anilkumar Bansal have changed our minor son’s name from Piyush Anil Bansal to Piyushkumar Anilkumar Bansal as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11950 We Mr. Ayaz Shaikh & Mrs. Kaniz Fatma have changed our minor child name from Shekh Arsalan Ayaz to Shaikh Arsalan Mohammed Ayaz as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11951 I Manish Ravilal Shah have changed my name to Manish Ravilal Dedhia as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11952 I Chandra Ravilal Shah have changed my name to Chandra Ravilal Dedhia as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11953 I Manjunath have changed my name to Manjunath Ramchandra Acharya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11954 I Ramachandra have changed my name to Ramchandra Acharya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11955 I Rajani have changed my name to Rajani Ramchandra Acharya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11956 I Anant Shankar Chavan have changed my name to Anand Shankar Chavan as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11957 I Neepa Sureshchandra Doshi have changed my name to Anuja Anand Chavan as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11958

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MUMBAI | SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 2015 I Prafulla Anand Sonawane have changed my name to Prafull Anand Sonawane as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11959 I Tiwari Srawankumar Prem have changed my name to Shravan Prem Tiwari as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11960 I Anjali Prakash Aswani have changed my name to Shweta Prakash Aswani as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11961 I Vijay Vinubhai Adani have changed my name to Vijaykumar Vinubhai Adani as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11962 I Nila Anil Kumar Kamdar have changed my name to Richa Rupesh Maniar as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11963 I Yasmin Gulam Mustafa Shaikh have changed my name to Yasmeen Gulam Mustafa Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit C-11964 I Chandrabala Keshavji Shah have changed my name to Chandra Ravilal Dedhia as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11965 I Shaileshkumar Ramanlal Shah have changed my name to Shailesh Ramanlal Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11966 I Mamtaben have changed my name to Mamta Shailesh Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11967 I Rajeshwari Vishnuchand Sharma have changed my name to Snehalata Vishnuchand Sharma as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11968 I Sunanda Nana Shinde have changed my name to Jyoti Deepak Adsul as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11969 I Mrinalini Suhas Kulkarni have changed my name to Avanti Umesh Lele as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11970 I Ashok Kumar Kakubhai Rathod have changed my name to Ashok Kakubhai Rathod as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11971

I Neetaben Sanjaybhai Kalathiya have changed my name to Neeta Sanjay Kalathiya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11977

I Ranjna Purushottam Dass Varshney have changed my name to Ranjana Ratan Varshney as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11993

I Sanjaykumar Chhaganbhai Kalathiya have changed my name to Sanjay Chhaganbhai Kalathiya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11978

I Bansi Ramapati Dubey have changed my name to Bansidhar Ramapati Dubey as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11994

I Neetaben Sanjaykumar Kalathiya have changed my name to Neeta Sanjay Kalathiya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11979 I Neetaben Sanjay Kalathiya have changed my name to Neeta Sanjay Kalathiya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11980 We Sanjay Kalathiya & Neeta Sanjay Kalathiya have changed our minor daughter’s name from Mahekben Sanjaybhai Kalathiya to Mahek Sanjay Kalathiya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11981 I Mr. Dhirajkumar Shah have changed my name to Mr. Dhirajlal Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11982 I Chetan Kumar Natvarlal Patel have changed my name to Chetan Natvarlal Patel as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11983 I Chetankumar Natavarlal Patel have changed my name to Chetan Natavarlal Patel as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11984 I Sumitraben Babulal Patel have changed my name to Sumitra Chetan Patel as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11985 I Nikiti Narayan Tadkar have changed my name to Nikita Narayan Tadkar as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11986 I Kalpeshkumar Shantilal Kapadia have changed my name to Kalpesh Shantilal Kapadia as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11987

I Kasam Madar Shaikh have changed my name to Kasim Madar Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11995 I Daxesh / Daxeshbhai Sumanbhai Vasoniya have changed my name to Daxeskumar Sumanbhai Vasonia as per Deedpoll Affidavit C-11996 I Singh Chandradevi have changed my name to Singh Chanda as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11997 I Singh Kailashnath have changed my name to Singh Kailash as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11998 I Irshad Aziz Ahmed have changed my name to Irshad Aziz Sayyed as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11999 I Ismatjaha have changed my name to Ismat Jaha Kureshi as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-12000 I Mohammed Furkhan have changed my name to Mohammad Furkhan Qureshi as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-12001 I Saurav Vinod Verma have changed my name to Saurabh Vinod Verma as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-12002 I Master Ghanchi Zakir Husain Kasampir Mohmed have changed my name to Mr. Zakir Hussain Ghachi as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 04/06/15 C-12003 I Faim Mallik have changed my name to Javed Patel as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-12004

I Jayshree have changed my name to Jayshree Ashok Rathod as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11972

I Kalpeshkumar Shantilal Kapadia have changed my name to Kalpesh Shantikumar Kapadia as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11988

I Dineshkumar Ramnaresh Tiwari have changed my name to Dinesh Ramnaresh Tiwari as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11973

I Shantilal Kapadia have changed my name to Shantikumar Kapadia as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11989

I Pankajkumar Maneklal Kansara have changed my name to Pankaj Maneklal Kansara as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11974

I Babulal Jivram Patel have changed my name to Babubhai Jivram Patel as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11990

I Fayum Shaikh have changed my name to Fahim Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-12007

We Mr. Ashish Lazarus & Mrs. Rima Lazarus have changed our minor son’s name from Ryan Rosan Ashish Lazarus to Ryan Ashish Lazarus as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-11991

I Shabnam Javed Patel have changed my minor daughter’s name from Nagma Mallik to Nagma Patel as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-12008

I Unnatiben Kansara have changed my name to Unnati Kansara as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11975 I Sanjaybhai Chhaganbhai Kalathiya have changed my name to Sanjay Chhaganbhai Kalathiya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11976

I Venu Naraina have changed my name to Venu Arjun as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-11992

I Kayum Mallik have changed my name to Babulal Patel as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-12005 I Shabnam Faim Mallik have changed my name to Shabnam Javed Patel as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-12006

I Zakira Qureshi have changed my minor son’s name from Mohammad Arafat to Mohammad Arafat Qureshi as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-12009

One nabbed in cash loot case at Pydhonie

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ing out of bank and used to throw dirty water and wastes he Pydhonie police has from nearby trash bins on arrested one person of the people carrying cash a gang, who recently only to distract that person's distracted a person coming mind, while rest members â&#x20AC;&#x201C; out of a bank carrying cash enacted as a local children of bag before decamping with the vicinity â&#x20AC;&#x201C; used to come it. and ran away snatching that The primary investigation cash bag in a bid to look the of police says that the gang of whole incident as if the chilseven, excluding children be- dren involved in the mischietween age group 10-12 years, vous act are local. kept watch on people comMeanwhile, the few mem-

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bers of the mischievous gang also helped that person cleaning the dirt. "One of the gang members Harish Ravi Naidu (20) a native of Solapur has been arrested and we are in the process of tracing other members of the gang," said senior PI S Kavlekar of Pydhonie police station. "While the crime came to light the police around the area suspected and Naidu

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Pick-up-pointâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; at orchestra bar busted

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he rescue of 15 women from a ladies bar in Kashimira, has yet again exposed the nefarious activities of some bar owners who are operating prostitution dens under the garb of live orchestra shows. In a joint operation, a team from the Anti-Human Trafficking unit and the Local Crime Branch of the Thane (rural) police along with their Kashimira police station counterparts busted a sex racket operating

from a ladies orchestra bar in Kashimira, late on Thursday night. Following a tip-off that KNight Bar used Live Orchestra Band as a front for operating a prostitution racket, a decoy customer was sent to the establishment. After confirming information of the "pick-up" service by striking a deal with the hotel-staffers to spend a night with bar girls at a nearby lodge, a police team led by API Sachin Gavas, swooped down on the bar at about 11:30 pm.

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was immediately taken into custody and in the process of investigation we came to know that this was a gang that has been operating with such modus operandi. An FIR was registered under Sections 379 and 34 of IPC. This is a gang of about 7 people and have children too who helped them in the crime. They will be arrested soon," the officer concluded.

5 girls rescued from sex trade; bars and lodges in Kashimira under scanner

n activist has sent a legal notice to actor and director of popular television show 'Satyamev Jayate', Aamir Khan, for using the emblem of the country as the title of the programme allegedly without the Central government's permission. The name 'Satyamev Jayate' is a part of the national emblem, Manoranjan Roy, the activist, told PTI. The notice, sent by advocate Manoj Singh on Roy's behalf, demands that producers of the show furnish a copy of government permission. "Otherwise our client has given us peremptory instructions to initiate legal proceedings against you," it says. The notice's recipients are Aamir Khan, his wife Kiran Rao (both producers) and the show's director Satyajit Bhatkal. The title 'Satyamev Jayate' is a part of the State Emblem which cannot be used without permission as per State Emblem of India (Prohibition of Improper Use) Act 2009, it says. No authority has the right to register or grant patent which contains the State Emblem or its part, the notice says, adding that "it cannot be used to get monetary benefit or for the purpose of advertisement."

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While Sunil Jairam Gowda (27), the steward who doubled-up as a pimp has been held, 15 girls were rescued and sent to a Rehabilitation Centre in Ulhasnagar. However, the bar operator and some staffers of Panchratna Lodge who are said to be a part of the sex racket managed to evade the police dragnet. A case under the relevant sections of the Immoral Trafficking (Prevention) Act, has been registered against Gowda and the absconding accused. Further investigation is on.

Sleuths of the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit of the Local Crime Branch of the Thane (rural) Police arrested Sunil Jairam Gowda (circled) and rescued 15 girls from K-Night Bar and Hotel Panchratna from Kashimira.

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he confusion over the conversion from 1,500-V DC to 25,000-V AC by the Central Railway (CR) has led to passengers struggling on Friday as the CR's trial of the AC-DC conversion resulted in trains being delayed for more than an hour in the early morning hours. However, the Central Railway's officials have claimed that they have planned the conversion of electric traction between Thane and CST on today midnight and tomorrow and based on it a midnight block will be held by CR between 12 am to 6 am on June 6 and 7. The Commissioner of Railway Safety has identified nine spots which includes via duct Rail Over Bridge (ROB) near CST and Byculla, Old Pipeline at Sandhurst, Hancock ROB between Masjid and Curry Road, Tram ROB at Byculla, Garden ROB, Matunga Workshop ROB, Kasaiwada, Curry Road and Tilak ROB, between CST to Kurla where the trains would be operated at the speed of 15 kmph. However a Central Railway employee informed the ADC, that the restriction of the speed limit on the 4 spots, i.e. on Pipeline at Sandhurst,

Garden ROB, Curry Road and Tilak ROB have been sorted. â&#x20AC;&#x153;There was a speed restriction limit but it is resolved and now as the Siemens rakes can take the speed of 30 kmph,â&#x20AC;? he said. Chetan Bakshi, the Commissioner of Railway Safety said, â&#x20AC;&#x153;The application has not come to me about the date on which the conversion would take place and all the speed restrictions for the Siemens rake at all nine spots between Kurla and CST is mandatory.â&#x20AC;? Bakshi said, â&#x20AC;&#x153;If any development on trial run at restricted speed is done by the CR, the officials will have to send the application to me and so far, I have not received any communication from the CR authorities. Thus, for the Siemens rakes, at all the nine spots, the sanctioned permission for speed would be 15 kmph.â&#x20AC;? "On the slow tracks (both up and down), rakes are given 85 kmph maximum permissible speed as the OHE has steep gradient. The Mumbai division of the Railways has not maintained the manual law. On the fast lines, the rakes can maintain the speed of 90 kmph," said Bakshi. aroosa.ahmed@afternoondc.in

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ndia Ratings and Research (IndRa) on Friday maintained a negative outlook on domestic gold prices for FY 2015-16 and said rates are likely to decline to touch Rs 20,500 per 10 grams in India from the current levels if the US Federal Reserve effects a rate hike. "The agency believes movements in gold prices will largely depend on the US interest rate decision. In the event of a US rate hike, global gold prices could drop and range between US $900 an ounce to $1,050 an ounce. As such, the domestic price of gold may decline and range between Rs 20,500-24,000 per 10 grams from the current levels of Rs27,000," IndRa told PTI. The rating agency expects a higher rate hike to cause gold price to fall by 10-25 per cent. However, it said, if the US continues to delay the interest rate hike, while major economies such as Japan and the eurozone continue with their unconventional monetary policy (UMP), the price of gold could creep up and range from $1,3001,350 an ounce in FY16. Correspondingly, domestic prices could also increase from current levels and trade in the range of Rs

Local premium averaged to an estimated 1 per cent in FY15, compared with 4 per cent in FY14," it said. Gold is often considered a hedge against an economic uncertainty and is best reflected in central banks across the world remaining the netbuyers of gold. The data available till end-December 2014 suggests that central banks were the net buyers of gold from 2008-2014. Till such time the uncertainty around global growth is reduced, the chances of international gold prices falling below $900 an ounce corresponding to pre-2009 levels are remote, it opined. The overall global gold demand during the next 12-18 months is likely to exhibit a low single digit growth rate. The rating agency said this would be driven by muted global jewellery consumption as well as the continuation of the popular percep29,500-30,500. However, this is not a common oc- tion of reduced attractiveness of gold If major global currencies, other currence, it pointed out. investments on the anticipated US than the US dollar, weaken because The agency also believes that the rate hike. of economic concerns, even in the local premium for gold in India will Gold mining (around 70 per cent absence of a US rate hike there might remain stable in FY16. of the global supply) output, which be brief spells of simultaneous "Improved import supplies was has been ramped up since 2008, will strengthening of gold price as well as based on substantial reduction in the have difficulty adjusting to the weak dollar, it said. FY15 local premiums. demand, it said. Pic for reprsentational purposes only

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327 hilly areas in Mumbai classified as dangerous, says RTI activist A

PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Share Certificate No. 1 of Ameya Co-op. Housing Society Ltd., Sector-1, Plot no. 109, Charkop, Kandivali (West), Mumbai- 400 067, standing in the name of Late. Ashok Jagannath Pandit, has been reported lost/misplaced after his death and an application has been made by his son Mr. Avadhoot Ashok Pandit to the society for issue of duplicate share certificate. The society hereby invites claims or objections (in writing) for issuance of duplicate share certificate within the period of 10 days from the publication of this notice. If no claims/ objections are received during this period, the society shall be free to issue duplicate share certificate. Applicant Mr. Avadhoot Ashok Pandit

bout 327 hilly areas in Mumbai spread across 25 constituencies, accommodating almost over a lakh people, have been identified as dangerous and are vulnerable to landslides, a citybased RTI activist claimed on Friday. "As per information received through RTI, there are 327 hilly areas classified as dangerous spread across 25 constituencies. Of the 22,483 huts in these areas, the authorities recommended shifting 9,657 huts on a priority basis," RTI activist Anil Galgali said. "The remaining huts were proposed to be protected by constructing retaining walls around the hills," Galgali said. Galgali has also alerted the Maharashtra government about the 327 hilly areas which are vulnerable to landslides owing to the expected monsoon shortly. In Galgali's email sent to the Chief

Minister, the chief secretary and the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) Commissioner, he said that through his RTI queries about resettlement, he found out that across 25 assembly constituencies of the city's western as well as eastern suburbs, there are 22,483 hutments in 327 hilly areas, which are located precariously and need to be shifted urgently. Last year, it was revealed through an RTI query, that almost 260 people lost their lives, while more than 270 people were injured in landslides between 1992 and 2013, he told PTI. In wake of these incidents, Galgali has demanded that the government ought to act in order to safeguard the lives of those living in hilly areas. "Instead of spending crores of rupees to construct retaining hills, I think that the Maharashtra government should

shift these slumdwellers to 15,000 vacant Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) and BMC tenements across the city," Galgali said in his letter. "Deaths of those residing in hilly areas could have been prevented, had their hutments been shifted, as it was recommended by the Mumbai Slum Improvement Board which had carried out a comprehensive survey in 2010," Galgali told PTI. "Acting on the Board's report, on 19 September 2011, the then Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan had ordered preparation of an action plan. However, 34 months have passed since then but the Urban Development Department is yet implement it, neither had it prepared any Action Taking Plan (ATP) as Chief Minister Chavan had ordered," Galgali said.

Esplanade Mansion residents not to be evicted, HC to MHADA I

n a relief to tenants of century-old heritage building 'Esplanade Mansion' in South Mumbai that has been declared dilapidated, the Bombay High Court has directed Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) not to go ahead with the eviction, reports PTI. A division bench of justices R K Deshpande and V L Achliya, however, observed that if the occupants wish to continue occupying the building then it shall be at their own risk and the authorities shall not be held responsible if any untoward incident occurs. The high court was hearing a petition filed by advocate Ashok Sarogi challenging the eviction notice issued by

MHADA Repair Board on June 1 directing the tenants to evict as the building is dilapidated and dangerous. According to the petition, the owners are interested in re-developing the heritage building. "For the purpose of redevelopment, the owners are required to accommodate the existing tenants in the newlyconstructed building but the owners are not ready to do this. The building is in a reparable condition. "In the past also eviction notices have been issued and the tenants have been protected by the court. Despite ordering the owner to carry out repair work nothing is being done," the petition alleged.The high court on June 3

issued notice to the owner of the building and MHADA. "No further steps shall be taken pursuant to the eviction notice on the condition that the occupants if they desire to continue in the occupation of the building in question, the same shall be at their own risk and consequences and the respondents shall not be liable for any damages, compensation for any mishap or untoward incident," the court said, posting the petition for hearing on June 8. The petition has sought quashing of the eviction notice dated June 1 and also a direction to the owner of the building and MHADA to issue no-objection certificate for repair of the building.

Now GPS app to track movement of MBMC water tankers

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vately hired carriers. The water supply department has ed up with excruciating deployed a private contractor waits after placing an to ferry water from the tanker order for a water tanker filling point in Bhayandar to with the civic body. Relax various destinations across now! You will soon be able to the twin-city that are not monitor the exact location of connected to the piped netthe tanker and the real time work. messages on your mobile While Rs.700 is charged per phone about its departure tanker from the end user, the and scheduled arrival timings. private operator gets Rs. 575 In a bid to curb pilferage per trip. The MBMC registers and ensure better trans- an average of 180 to 200 trips parency in water tanker serv- per day. However, there have ices the Mira-Bhayandar been allegations of contracMunicipal Corporation tors inflating the number of (MBMC) is in the process of trips on the virtue of manipinstalling Global Positioning ulated physical monitoring at System (GPS) devices in pri- the lone MBMC filling station

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ollowing a pictorial news report carried by the Afternoon Despatch & Courier highlighting the plight of motorists especially bikers due to the huge number of unscientific rumble strips dotting the main and arterial roads across the twin-city, the

near the Bhayandar sub-way. “While meters and CCTV cameras have already been installed at the filling station, information acquired through GPS devices will provide an accurate data to monitor the passage of water tankers,” said, civic chief Achyut Hange. “An SMS alert system will pass on information to applicant about departure and scheduled arrival status. Any type of mischief would invite punitive action including hefty fines and also termination of contract,” said an Executive Engineer Suresh Vakode.

The GPS system enables monitoring movement of the vehicles and verify if they are actually plying on the scheduled routes. The equipment would help track the vehicle's position and speed as well as the number of stoppages and any deviations from prescribed routes. The information provided by the device will be received and monitored at the control room through a web-based app. “This will also help crosscheck bills submitted by tanker operator and diminishes any chance of overbilling," explained junior Hereafter, the water tankers in Mira-Bhayandar will be closely monitored. engineer, S Mohite.

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vehicles to almost a complete halt but tend them to shake and jerk violently," said a biker. “While strips are being removed from some spots where they are unwanted, PWD wing of the Mira-Bhayandar, is now on "Breakers are indeed needed but for re- at some locations the quantity of an over drive to remove the modular version ducing speed to a certain limit but these rumble lines are being reduced,” said a PWD of the cement speed breakers. strips were horrible which not only brought officer.

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Anti-child labour raids: Eight kids rescued from hotels in Kashimira Senior PI Anil Kadam conducted search operations at Hotel Sun-Rise and Amisha By Suresh Golani

ight minor boys who were employed at three different hotels in Kashimira were rescued and cases of child labour were registered against the owners on Friday. Acting on a complaint filed

by an NGO, a police team led by Senior PI Anil Kadam conducted search operations at Hotel Sun-Rise, Amisha and Kashimira and rescued eight children (aged between 12 to 16 years) who were made to work in extremely inhumane conditions for nearly 12 to 15

hours a day. While process was on to send the rescued kids to a Children’s Home in Bhiwandi, a case under Section 374 of the IPC for unlawful compulsory labour, Sections 23, 26 and 32 of the Juvenile Justice ( Care and Protection)

Act, 2000 has been registered against the employers. Most of the rescued children who are said to be natives of remote villages in Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand were apparently lured to Mumbai in search of a better life. Further investigations are on.

Darshan Kumar launched Madhuri's single 'Ring Diamond Di'. Madhuri M Pandey who has worked in two Telegu films and several print ads in Mumbai and Delhi, launched her debut single song 'Ring Diamond Di' through Zee Music. Actor Darshan Kumar was among the guests specially invited to launch the CD at Pratap's Wild Dinning in Andheri.

Bihar cauldron boils as political parties try new combinations

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Ban on an unhealthy product I

MMEDIATELY after laboratory tests proved that Maggi contained MSG and lead which are dangerous to health, Nestle should have withdrawn the product. It did not do so. Then state after state imposed ban on Maggi and even then, Nestle showed no inclination to recall its product. It had finally in a meeting with Government of India and perhaps it is at that meeting that it realised that the Centre would impose nationwide ban. Nestle’s global CEO Paul Bulcke held a press conference: He said that Maggi would be recalled. He however utilised the opportunity once again to declare that Maggi was safe. A few hours after the press conference by the Government of India that a nationwide ban would be imposed on Maggi. The largest sale of Maggi is in India. Consumer will not buy this product if Nestle starts production again. The CEO has said they will be back. Consumers’ trust has been shattered. Nestle’s product Maggi has been there for years and lakhs of people across the country have been consuming it. Maggi was consumed by children and parents thought they were giving something healthy to them. It is claimed Maggi is a health food and now the trust of all those consumers has been shattered. A pertinent point that arises is who has given clearance for the production of Maggi in the country.

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IHAR cauldron is boiling much ahead of assembly elections scheduled this year as permutations and combinations of like-minded political parties are being worked out to win-over floating voters in the state. The recent spat between Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Hindustani Awam Morcha chief Jitan Ram Manjhi has taken a new turn with later accusing Bihar chief minister of keeping a watch on him and using police to prohibit his family from plucking mango, litchi and jackfruit trees grown on official residence of the chief minister. Manjhi has yet to vacate the bungalow despite being thrown out of CM's office.

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This difference over projection of next chief minister has created atmosphere of uncertainty over merger as well as next alliance for coming assembly elections. The Janata Dal (United) is not very happy with Lalu Prasad Yadav's suggestion and would like to project Nitish Kumar as next chief minister since it will give the party an edge when it comes to distribution of tickets. The Congress has yet to find its base in the state where caste plays dominant role in deciding who should rule the state. Except for its traditional loyal supporters, the party has failed to gain any ground in the state being ruled by Lalu Prasad and Nitish Kumar for so long. In the changed circumstances, it is

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Nitish Kumar and Lalu Prasad Yadav over strategies to be evolved for coming elections. The BJP now wants to win Bihar since it cannot afford to have another defeat at state level after stunning loss in Delhi assembly elections at the hands of Aam Adami Party chief Arvind Kejriwal. The party will have better chance of seizing power in Bihar if JD(U) and RJD fight against each other. The Janata Dal Parivar experiment has to be implemented on ground level for better political coordination. Mulayam Singh Yadav of Samajwadi Party who is in charge of giving final touches for new party is going slow as he does not want the experiment to be implemented half-heartedly. RJD hopes to swim on its own with Yadav-Muslim combination support if an alliance effort with the JD(U) fails.

This reminds one of a similar case where two constables hovering over Rajiv Gandhi's residence in Delhi had cost Chandra Shekhar his minority government in Delhi as the Congress withdrew support on the charges of spying on their boss. In Patna, Manjhi is not making some insignificant charges against Nitish Kumar but he is making socio-political statement to unite and consolidate his position among his caste based supporters for coming elections. Manjhi who wields considerable clout among Maha-Dalits in Bihar and adjoining states wants to take revenge on his one-time mentor, Nitish Kumar, for humiliating him by removing him from the chief minister's post. In symbolic terminology, he is saying that Nitish is not allowing his community to pluck fruits of power. Playing pun on word aam (mango) Nitish Kumar refutes charges saying no one had employed any police to prohibit ex-CM from plucking mangoes. "I am concerned about Awam (people) but he is worried about Aam (mangoes).” Nitish wonder and objects to over staying by Manjhi despite being ousted from office long back. Manjhi aware of strained relations between Nitish and Lalu Prasad Yadav of RJD, hits back saying Nitish did not object when Lalu Prasad overstayed even after loss of power. "I am being targeted by Nitish because I am Maha-Dalit," he says in a heavily loaded statement. At present, Nitish Kumar is more worried about fate of merger of socialist groups into mega party before the coming assembly elections to take on the BJP. RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav who is also keen on merger does not want to see his support base among Yadav community being depleted. His worry is that if Nitish Kumar is projected as a next chief minister, this may ultimately cost him his support base among Yadav community which is not happy with Nitish Kumar's tenure as a chief minister.

more worried about BJP getting an upper hand in the state which will ultimately help the NDA to improve its strength in Rajya Sabha. As a result the party is hoping that the Janata Dal (U) and Rashtriya Janata Dal alliance could be worked out before the state goes for assembly poll. The best scenario for the Congress is an alliance with united Janata Dal so that there is polarization of votes against the BJP using voter resentment against non-arrival of ‘Achhe Din’ promised before the last Lok Sabha elections by the BJP. JD (U) president Sharad Yadav is working for an alliance between JD(U) and RJD but finds it difficult due to RJD's opposition to projecting Nitish as next chief minister. There is a strong lobby within the JD (U) which feels that if there is no chance of an alliance with the RJD due to opposition to Nitish Kumar's leadership, then the party should try to work out an alliance with the Congress. While Congress chief Sonia Gandhi has better relations with RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav and would like to have grand alliance, Rahul does not appear to be very enthusiastic about roping in RJD. He would also prefer a direct alliance with Nitish Kumar and leave RJD to defend itself. The Congress is worried over recent flare up between supporters of

The BJP with its upper caste support intact wants to win over Manjhi and have a winning alliance with the support of Maha-Dalit communities which dominates rural parts of the state. With Lok Janshakti Party chief, Union Minister Ram Vilas Paswan, firmly in NDA camp, it will give an edge to the BJP's efforts to win over Bihar in case Janata Parivar fritters away unity efforts. There is also pressure building within the BJP to nominate a chief ministerial candidate before the election. However, the party high command is not yet ready to announce any one candidate as it may create problems for fine tuning its election strategy. The BJP may keep it open and let the voters first decide who should run Bihar and then decide on chief ministerial candidate if the party gets a chance to rule the politically sensitive Bihar. Every major player in Bihar is in flux and trying out different combinations to ensure better performance in the coming elections. Lalu Prasad Yadav who extended support to Nitish Kumar is now not sure and would like to go on his own. Nitish though skeptical about Congress has accepted the Congress support for his government and would not hesitate to have new alliance with the Congress if RJD is going on its own. These moves are based on political perceptions of these parties but one is not sure how the voters could see these moves and vote accordingly. Bihar is going to be next battle ground where these regional as well as national parties will put their best foot forward and know voters mood after Delhi assembly elections. Everybody is taking calculated risk to adjust to the new political environment in the country. There is an undercurrent of generational change in Bihar as well. The new leadership at various levels will emerge which will dominate Bihar politics in the coming years.

Blaming the poor actor...!

OW convenient! How ridiculously appropriate! A noodle company which has been around for as far as anyone can remember, is suddenly found to have high levels of lead and before you can say Jack Robinson or its Indian corresponding equivalent expression, the poor actor and actresses who advertised for those same noodles are blamed! And that in our country is how the blame game goes on, while the actual culprit which is the government gets away scot free! Look at the situation, logically: Why are these three actors, one the great Amitabh Bachchan and the others Priety Zinta and Madhuri Dixit being held responsible? Even as you ponder over this I’ll take you onto a highway, where cars, motor bikes and other traffic are zooming up and down.The roads have been tarred, traffic lanes marked, all so that vehicles can get the maximum out of the road: Speed! Suddenly a middle aged man darts across the road; there is no road crossing, no pedes-

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trian lights, nothing, but he crosses: A car travelling at the mandatory speed hits him! The man dies! The driver of the car is hauled out, thrashed by the public. The police arrive, arrest him, take him to jail. Next day, newspapers talk about, ‘speeding car’ hitting poor pedestrian!

BOB’S BANTER Robert Clements Suddenly the fellow who should not have been crossing the road at that spot is made the innocent victim of a hostile run over! The driver, into a monster: Public anger rises and the police to assuage public feeling even slap other charges! Meanwhile who gets away?

The very authorities who should have been seeing the pedestrian should not have crossed the road at that spot! The government watches as the very driver to whom they have given the road to drive is arrested for driving on it. As a driver, I know that if a man is crossing a road at the wrong spot, you needn’t be a speeding car to hit him or her. And in the noodle case, the same is happening: What was the regulatory body for whom a certain part of our taxes go to, doing about checking the lead content of the noodles all these years? The three actors sponsored the product, thinking the government was doing its job of regulating as much as I drive my car at a given speed thinking the policeman is doing his job! That’s their duty, what your taxes are paying for, what our votes are supposed to guarantee! We need to ask the government for accountability, not you the driver, not poor Amitabh..! — bobsbanter@gmail.com

11 ‘I have not approached Deepika When Gulshan Devaiah Padukone for Sanjay Dutt biopic’ made team ‘Cabaret’ cry

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few days back, the media had been abuzz with the news that Ranbir Kapoor's former girlfriend Deepika Padukone might star opposite him in the biopic on Sanjay Dutt, which has Ranbir playing the lead role. However, during the teaser launch of 'Wazir, when asked to confirm this news, Hirani said, ''No casting has been finalised for the film. I don't know from where this Deepika being in the biopic news came out. I haven't even spoken to her about it. Ranbir is the only one with whom I have spoken about the film. Nothing is finalised yet. Once the scripting is done fully, then we will get back to talking about who will play the central character in the biopic.'' Ranbir, who was last seen in Bombay Velvet, will be next seen in Imtiaz Ali's Tamasha and Anurag Basu's Jagga Jasoos.

ooja Bhatt took her upcoming production venture 'Cabaret' on floors two days ago and on the second day of the shoot, the lead actor of the movie, Gulshan Devaiah made the cast and crew members of the film cry. The film stars Richa Chadda as the female lead and is presently being shot in Jaipur. Apparently, Devaiah gave such a heartrending performance that the makers were moved to tears. Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt on Friday took to Twitter to praise his fab performance, writing, CABARET : Day 2 . Gulshan Devaiah faces the camera and moves us to tears.pic.twitter.com/ kSZ5vpZbYI — Mahesh Bhatt (@MaheshNBhatt) June 5, 2015

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Actor Hrithik Roshan during IIFA Weekend 2015 at Pavilion Mall in Kuala Lumpur on Friday.

t's common knowledge that Omung Kumar's upcoming project revolves around Sarabjit Kaur, an Indian farmer who ventured across the border into Pakistan and was mistaken for an Indian spy and his sister Dalbir Kaur who made it her life's mission to fight for her brother's release. Unfortunately, after being incarcerated for 23 years, he was eventually killed by inmates inside the prison itself. 'Mary Kom' director Omung Kumar has taken up the mega task to bring this story to life on the big screen. The film primarily revolves around Dalbir Kaur's fight for her brother, so naturally the hunt began for an actress who could do justice to this complex role. Initially there were whispers that Omung wanted his 'Mary Kom' star Priyanka Chopra to essay this role, but now seems like it's Aishwarya Rai Bachchan who has made the cut. According to sources, she has given the nod for playing this part. She is making her comeback this year with Sanjay Gupta's 'Jazbaa' and seems like she's in a mood to do some serious and challenging roles. Can she? Can't she? Looks like it's going to be a long wait!

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ational Award-winning actres Vidya Balan is too much in love with herself to be bothered by the stiff competition from other leading ladies. Vidya, 37, who is revered as one of the most talented performers in the country, has failed to get the boxoffice ringing with the dismal performances of her last few releases, 'Ghanchakkar', 'Bobby Jasoos' and 'Shaadi Ke Side Effects'. At the same time, her contemporaries like Kangana Ranaut and Deepika Padukone have been basking in the glory of the success of their respective films. But an unperturbed Vidya said she just strives to better herself with each project. "I don't see this as being at the top... I have never subscribed to this number and perception game. For me I like to be at the top of my game at all times which means I want to do things at the best of my ability. Sometimes my films do well and they don't do well but I will give it my all," Vidya told PTI in an interview here. "I am living in a world where it is all about me... I don't see anyone else in that world. I don't see it as these many people are at the top and what will happen tomorrow if I am not there at the top because I don't consider that (being at the top) I think all of us are living parellely," she said. With stellar performances in films like "Kahaani", and "The Dirty Picture", Vidya is often lauded as a propeller of the trend of women-oriented films. "Today, there is a lot of scope for female actors. Everyone tells me that this trend was started by me.. I feel if 0.01 per cent credit goes to me I am humbled. We are seeing women all around us taking charge of life and their stories are inspiring us, which is why people are writing strong wonderful scripts and actors are doing it," Vidya said. "The more successful these films are, the more money will get invested into these kinds of films. I think each one of us is contributing equally," she said. Known for openly praising her counterparts, Vidya did not miss to commend some of the recent performances she saw.

ollywood should know a bit about hypocrisy—the all-is-well attitude on the outside, while underneath is the misery, the bad marriages, the wheeling-dealing, affairs, heartbreak, vicious gossip; wives who endure humiliation because they have nowhere to go, or don’t want to give up the good life. Zoya Akhtar, an industry kid herself, transplants these stories on to a cruise ship populated by Delhi high society, that can win the hypocrisy sweepstakes any day. For the not-so-rich, there is vicarious thrill in being told that money and designer togs can’t buy happiness, and watching despair unfold on a luxury cruise and exotic locations. For the designer togs wearers crowding a South Mumbai multiplex, maybe there is some identification with the characters on screen. Otherwise, all that sheen just covers a thin plot, trying to be progressive, but showing its conservative roots. A dog called Pluto

Rajkumar Hirani wants to direct Big B

ilmmaker Rajkumar Hirani has expressed his desire to direct megastar Amitabh Bachchan. "I would love to direct him (Bachchan). I have a script... I am working on it hopefully by year end I will be done. Then I will approach him," Hirani told reporters at an event here. "I did direct him in two advertisements. I did feel hesitate to tell him anything but he is good at what he does. It is difficult to direct him but I am looking forward to work with him," the 52-year-old helmer said. Hirani was speaking at the teaser launch of 'Wazir', which he has edited. The film has been directed by Bejoy Nambiar. "I am a big fan of him (Bachchan). As a child I used to speak like him, get clothes stitched like him, listen to his father's poems that he recites. I remember when he came to my place he did recite his father's poems and I have recorded that and kept it. It is a precious possession. It is a joy to hear it," the '3 Idiots' director said. Hirani also revealed that he would soon start work on his next film -- a biopic on Sanjay Dutt. "I am still writing the script... We are working on it. Next year we will shoot," he said. There are reports that Deepika Padukone will be acting in this film. "As of now I have only spoken to Ranbir...Not met anyone yet for the casting," Hirani added.

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friends board the cruise liner. (voiced by Aamir Khan) is the observer of this human mess The matrons gossip and matchand commentator (in Javed Akhtar’s words). make; the supposedly happy couSelf-made industrialist Kamal Mehra is facing a cash ples bicker, Kabir is being ‘fixed up’ crunch, but to keep up pretences, he still goes ahead with a rich girl Noorie (Riddhima with a cruise to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his Sud) to seal a business deal with her marriage with Neelam (Shefali Shah). Love has flown father, while he falls in love with a out of the relationship—he has his affairs that everyone dancer Farah (Anushka Sharma) with knows and bitches about; she pretends nothing is the ship’s entertainment wrong. They have pushed their daughter Ayesha crew. Meanwhile Noorie has a romance (Priyanka Chopra) into an arranged marriage with the going on with the son (Vikrant Massey) of pompous Manav (Rahul Bose) and believe that a child her father’s enemy. During the journey and will solve all their incompatibility problems. Ayesha has Deepa Gahlot around the time the love of her life, Sunny worked to set up her own business, but gets no appreci(Farhan Akhtar) arrives, Ayesha throws a bomb ation for it. When the cards for the anniversary cruise go out, her name is not even there, her brother Kabir’s by demanding a divorce from Manav, and is given the full ‘khandaan ki izzat’ lecture. All (Ranveer Singh) is, because she is “no longer a this sounds so last century— even though there is still a kind of resistance to divorce, these Mehra.” Kabir is a happy-go-lucky guy, more inter- well-heeled people behave as if it’s the end of the world. The tagged on scene in which ested in flying than in his father’s business, but as Sunny berates Manav for his chauvinism is phony and cringe-making. the designated heir, he has to take it over. The biggest problem with the film is its shallowness, its inability (or unwillingness) to With all this baggage the Mehras and their dive into any emotional depths, so that you don’t care for any of the characters. Only Ranveer Singh gets to play around with some humour and utter good lines (Farhan Akhtar). Anil Kapoor manages to make the opportunistic Kamal Mehra somewhat likeable, but the others are tepid—their look and style Director: Zoya Akhtar more watchable than Cast: Anil Kapoor, Shefali their performances. Shah, Priyanka Chopra, Ranveer Singh, Anushka Sharma, Farhan Akhtar and others Rating: ½

irector Neeraj Ghaywan, whose film "Masaan" created waves at the Cannes Film Festival by winning two awards, says the recognition is an impetus for filmmakers trying to champion independent cinema in the country. 'Masaan' screened to a standing ovation in the Un Certain Regard category at the festival and later went on to win FIPRESCI (International Federation Of Film Critics) and Promising Future awards. "I wish I could say that I dreamt about this day but honestly I did not even dream of it. I was just excited to be at Cannes with people who inspired me like Vikramaditya Motwane whose 'Udaan' was screened on May 19 in 2010, the same day we had our screening," Neeraj told PTI in an interview. "The recognition is for people like Anurag Kashyap, Guneet Monga, Manish Mundra and many others who have been fighting so long for the growth of independent cinema with minimal resources, money and against the current of Bollywood. I

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told Anurag 'your mentoring has led to this'." The Cannes audience is known for being rude to the films they don't like but they are generous in their applause too and Neeraj was overwhelmed when the viewers greeted the film with a standing ovation.

"I was very nervous when I walked into the theatre as I was not sure they will connect with a story so deeply rooted in India. I thought it will be a little alienating but people suddenly started clapping when it was over. I looked at my team and started crying. I felt silly but I kept crying," said Neeraj describing the moment.

Sneha Ullal back in B-Town By Sandeep Hattangadi

neha Ullal who is a Salman Khan discovery and starred opposite him in ‘Lucky No Time For Love’ was touted as the next Aishwarya Rai, but a few indifferent films like ‘Aryan’, etc made her go to the South industry where she is a top star having done super hit films in Telugu and Kannada. Now, after a long sabbatical she is back among the Hindi arc lights with the film ‘Bezubaan Ishq’ where we cornered her for a brief chat at the poster look and the music launch of the film. Explaining her sabbatical she says. “I was very sad at the fate of my Hindi films and went to South but now I am more than raring to go in Hindi films as I have matured as a obody can do dysfunctional families as well as the British. There used to be escalate, the kids are unable to keep a secret. (Popular person and as an actor”. a popular BBC show called Outnumbered by Andy Hamilton and Guy actor Connolly’s real life illness lends the film an added When quizzed about this Jenkin, who have made a charming comedy, What We Did on Our Holiday on poignancy, for those who are aware of it). specific Hindi film for her The set-up may not be very original and the family crises the same lines. Which means children are at the centre of the family comereturn she says, “ I was very can’t be said to be cliché-free, but it’s the treatment dy and a lot of their portions are improvised. thrilled with the role and that counts. The writer-directors are able to Get attractive stars like Rosamund Pike and David Tenant, the director Jaswant blend the kiddie cuteness well with the adult three cute, precocious kids and their funky grandfather Gangani is a big name in darkness, so that the result is appealing in (Billy Connolly) add some smart writing, heartwarming Gujarati films and he most part, despite its flaws. It does look TV moments and audiences are likely to be drawn in (no has presented me in a sitcom-ish at times, and not much in terms need for big budgets and cruise liners!) beautiful way which I of production values, but the performances Doug (David Tennant) and Abi McLeod Director: Andy Hamilton & am sure the audipaper over all the cracks. (Rosamund Pike) take their three children on a Guy Jenkin ences will like and Gordie, spouting the right words of wisdom trip to the Scottish Highlands for Grandpa Cast: Rosamund Pike, David the music of the and rebellion (“If your intentions are good it’s Gordie’s 75th birthday, The party is being Tenant, Billy Connolly and film is also fantasokay to lie”), becomes the catalyst in the funny held at the swanky home of Doug’s wealthy others tic”. This film is and touching family drama. The three children— brother Gavin (Ben Miller) and his over anxRating: ½ sure to make way Emilia Jones, Bobby Smalldridge and Harriet Turnbull— ious wife Margaret (Amelia Bullmore). The for the light eyed are adorable and talented enough to carry the drama forcouple is about to break up, but they want to beauty for bigward without any emotional manipulation of the viewer. hide this from the terminally ill Gordie. As things ger things in POOR AVERAGE GOOD VERY GOOD EXCELLENT Hindi films!

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‘Hamari Adhuri Kahani’ moved Emraan to tears!

mraan Hashmi might have played the incorrigible rake in most of his films, but the actor does seem to be a softie, if his words are anything to go by. Hashmi, who will be next seen in Mohit Suri's 'Hamari Adhuri Kahani' said that though he is not considered to be an emotional person, when Mahesh Bhatt narrated the script of the film to him, he had tears in his eyes. Hashmi added that in the past, only two other movies – 'Saaransh' and 'Zakhm' had brought tears to his eyes. Emraan will share screen space with Vidya Balan and Rajkummar Rao in 'Hamari Adhuri Kahani', after which, he will play the lead role in 'Azhar', the biopic on former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin.

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OS ANGELES: R&B star Rihanna has sparked dating rumours after she was spotted having an early morning breakfast date with French soccer ace Karim Benzema. The celebrities enjoyed breakfast at 24-hour diner Coppelia at 5am local time, shortly after the 'Diamonds' hitmaker finished partying at nearby nightclub Griffin, but they avoided being photographed together by leaving separately, reported E!Online. Rihanna, 37, previously struck up a friendship with the Real Madrid striker over Twitter during the World Cup last year (14), when she sent her condolences to Benzema after France lost to Germany in the quarter finals, writing, "@Benzema I feel your pain right now!". To which he had replied, ""@rihanna No pain no gain, thanks for the support!". If Rihanna is dating Benzema, he won't be the first sportsman she has been linked to. She previously dated Los Angeles Dodgers baseball star Matt Kemp in 2010, following her split from Chris Brown.

OS ANGELES: Singer Jen- Thank u @JLo I had a nifer Lopez has sparked col- blast with u today u had laboration rumours with rapper Missy Elliot after the pos- me cracking up thanks ing for some pictures with her. 4 the encouraging The two follow each other on words! Ttys Twitter. Lopez, 45, first took to the soMissey Elliot cial media site to share the picture showing her hugging Elliott, who sports black 'DOPE' on it, a pair of glasses and cap with the word big earrings. "Sooo DOPE!!!" she said in the caption. Elliott, 43, later tweeted a screenshot of the 45-year-old diva's post and wrote alongside it, "Thank u @JLo I had a blast with u today u had me cracking up thanks 4 the encouraging words! Ttys." Last week, a fan asked if Elliott and Lopez were working together after noticing that the two were following each other. "... Could be. Wow fans don't miss a beat, yall see erthang," the rapper said before Lopez joined the conversation, saying, "No they don't!!."

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ONDON: Hollywood star Sharon Stone has revealed she initially struggled to find acting work because "no one" thought she was sexy. The 57-year-old star, who appeared alongside Michael Douglas in 'Basic Instinct', said she finds it 'funny' that she's assumed sex sym-

Then finally this woman, the photo editor for Playboy, I told her, 'No one thinks I'm sexy Sharon Stone

bol status, reported Contactmusic. "It's funny because for the first part of my career I couldn't get a job because no one thought I was sexy. People would call Chuck, my manager, and say, 'We can't hire her because she's not sexy,' because I always went around dressed like a bag lady. "I wore all of these big, black clothes and these big glasses and all my books and stuff and people would be like, 'She's so not sexy'. Then finally this woman, the photo editor for Playboy, I told her, 'No one thinks I'm sexy. This is so stupid.' And she was like, 'Hef (Hugh Hefner) wants to put you in the magazine'," she said.

women: Melissa McCarthy

OS ANGELES: Comedian-turneddesigner Melissa McCarthy says she hopes to empower women with her designs. McCarthy's own clothing line, Melissa McCarthy Seven7, launches in August, reported People magazine. "I just don't believe in a uniform. I think if people have it and they love it, great, but I think people get into a rut and I've always been someone who gets a kick out of dressing," the 44-year-old actress said. McCarthy said her personal style depends on her mood on any given day. "I like vintage, I

can never pick one style. I like a little blouse that looks great with a pencil skirt but then the next day I can wear it with ripped jeans and boots. It's that chameleon-like style that she’s applying to her own designs. I'm trying to give women a closet that gives them some variety," she added.

Matt Dillon visits Myanmar refugee camp

Matt Dillon

ONDON: Actor Matt Dillon was left "Heartbroken" after visiting thousands of displaced and persecuted citizens of Myanmar during a recent humanitarian trip. The 'Crash' star was first introduced to the devastation in the western state of Rakhine by activist Thun Khin, who he met at a Refugees International fundraiser in Washington last month, reported BBC online. "No one should have to live like this, people are really suffering. They are being strangled slowly. They have no hope for the future and nowhere to go... It affected me more than I thought it would," he said. With his visit, Dillon has become one of the first celebrities to put a spotlight on the nation, which has been discriminating against the Rohingya Muslims for decades.

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PM Narendra Modi planting a Kadamb sapling, at the Race Course Road lawns to mark the World Environment Day, in New Delhi on Friday. Minister of State for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Prakash Javadekar is also seen.

On Environment Day, PM asks people to plant trees

On the World Environment Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday planted a 'Kadamb' sapling at his Race Course Road residence lawns and exhorted people to plant as many trees as possible. The Prime Minister said that living in harmony with nature is only way to avoid a catastrophic situation on Mother Earth.

Postal stamp honouring Baba Amte released

A commemorative postal stamp in honour of noted social worker late Baba Amte was released in Chandrapur by State Minister for Finance and Planning Sudhir Mungatiwar. Baba Amte, whose real name was Murlidhar Devidas Amte, was known for his work for the rehabilitation and empowerment of people suffering from leprosy. He founded three ashrams for treatment and rehabilitation of leprosy patients, disabled, and people from marginalised sections of the society.

NCP to go solo in Ahmedabad civic polls

Nationalist Congress Party will contest, on its own, the forthcoming Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation polls, the party city chief Rajesh Soni said on Friday. "The NCP will contest the upcoming AMC elections and will field its candidate in all the 48 wards of the city," Soni said. The civic body is presently ruled by BJP and the polls are scheduled to held later this year.

Goa river waters unsafe for humans: Study

The rivers in Goa have got polluted to such an extent extend that their water has become unsafe for human consumption due to presence of faecal coliform bacteria resulting due to release of sewerage in it, a study has revealed. The untreated sewerage which is released in the rivers is polluting the waters in mostly all the prominent water bodies says the report by Goa State Pollution Control Board (GSPCB).

Southwest monsoon hits Kerala

EW DELHI: Southwest Monsoon hit Kerala on Friday marking the start of the rainy season, four days after its normal onset date. "Southwest Monsoon has set in over Kerala, on Friday, June 5, 2015 as against the normal date of June 1," the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) told PTI. "It has further advanced into en-

Nepal quake: IAF, Army made 2,223 sorties, rescued 11,200

EW DELHI: In the just-concluded 'Operation Maitri' in the quake-hit Nepal, Indian Air Force and Army flew 2,223 sorties, shifted about 11,200 people to safer places and transported and dropped about 1,700 tonnes of relief material. Rapid Action Medical Teams of armed forces extended medical assistance to 4,762 injured -- 300 cases of surgery, 216 hospital admissions and 4,174 OPD cases. The mammoth Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) task, carried out by IAF and Army since April 25, came to an end on Thursday.

tire south Arabian Sea, some more parts of Central Arabian Sea, entire Lakshadweep area and Kerala, some parts of coastal and southern interior Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, remanining parts of southeast Bay of Bengal and some parts of central and northeast Bay of Bengal," it said. The IMD added that conditions are favourable for further advance

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of Southwest Monsoon into some parts of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, some more parts of Rayalseema and coastal Andhra Pradesh, and northeast India in next 48 hours.

The MET department had initially predicted that this year the rainy season would make its fall on May 30 with 'below normal' Monsoon, but later downgraded its forecast to 'deficient' rainfall.

Geelani declares he is Indian for passport S

RINAGAR: Separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani on Friday appeared before passport authorities and declared himself as an Indian while completing formalities for travel documents but insisted that he did it out of 'compulsion'. "Geelani submitted his biometric data -- finger prints and iris scan -at the designated counter," an official of the Regional Passport Office here told PTI. The 88-year-old hardline Hurriyat leader, who wants to visit his ailing daughter in Saudi Arabia, reached the Passport Seva Kendra here at the scheduled time of his appointment at 10.15 a.m. He mentioned 'Indian' in the nationality column, the official said. Talking to reporters outside the

Hurriyat Conference (G) chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani visits the Srinagar Passport office to complete the formalities for his passport application on Friday.

passport office, Geelani said, "I am not by birth Indian. It is a compulsion". A Hurriyat spokesman justified Geelani writing Indian in the nationality column saying "travelling on the Indian passport is a compulsion of every Kashmiri". "Geelani too is compelled to complete the formalities in this regard," he added. The issue of granting Geelani passport had sparked a political debate with ruling BJP opposing it saying that he should declare his nationality as Indian and apologise for his anti-national activities. However, its ally PDP had favoured it while former chief minister Omar Abdullah had said it was not an issue as Geelani had been given passport in the past too.

Jammu tense as protestors defy prohibitory orders; cop stabbed J

AMMU: Situation in Jammu was 'tense' on Friday as Sikh youth defied prohibitory orders and held protests in various areas as part of a three-day old agitation which is spreading and saw one more policeman being stabbed and his AK rifle taken away. Protests were also held in Kashmir besides Poonch, Rajouri and other parts of Jammu region yesterday over the death of a youth in clashes that erupted in Jammu yesterday after hundreds of Sikhs blocked road and pelted stones at cops over removal of posters of Khalistani militant leader Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale. Defying prohibitory orders, Sikh youth on Friday took to streets for the third day as protests spread over various areas in Jammu, Kathua, Poonch and Rajouri districts. In Jammu, protests were held in various areas like Digiana, Gangyal, Canal, Tallab Tilloo, Rehari, Bakshinagar, Narwal and Gole Gujral areas. Groups of protestors blocked the Jammu-Pathankote highway and burnt tyres.

144 of CrPC, which bars gathering of more than four persons at a place, in the entire Jammu district and curfew like situation prevailed in violence-hit areas of SatwariRanibagh-Gadigarh-RS Pura belt and elsewhere. Meanwhile, some miscreants among the protestors stabbed a policeman and fled with his AK rifle in Gangyal area of Jammu city late last night, Sub Divisional Police Officer (SDPO), Jammu East Mohmmad Rafiq said. The constable Joginder Pal, who is Personal Security Officer (PSO) of Deputy Superintendent of Police (Jammu East) Mohammad Rafiq, was shifted to the GMC hospital, where his condition has improved, Sikh members protest at J&K House in New Delhi on Friday against the killing of a Sikh the police officer said. youth in a clash with the police in Jammu. "We have recovered the AK-rifle from some people this afternoon Streets of Jammu wore a deserted strength in sensitive areas of Jammu and a case has been registered. Arlook and business establishments city where the situation is described rest will also take place," SDPO said. remained closed. Mobile and inter- by authorities as "tense but under This was the second such incinet services were also suspended in control". dent as earlier on Wednesday, a sikh Jammu. Schools and colleges in sevArmy late on Thursday night protester carrying sharp edged eral districts of the region were staged a flag march in parts of weapon stabbed a Sub-Inspector closed. Police and paramilitary Jammu following violent clashes. Arun Kumar. His condition is now forces have been deployed in Authorities had clamped Section stated to stable in GMC hospital.

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The Jinx, a 2015 HBO documentary mini-series, is all set to premier in India on Tuesday, June 9th at 10 pm, exclusively on HBO premium channel, HBO Defined. The documentary is a 6 episodic mini-series that examines the complicated life of reclusive real estate icon, Robert Durst, the key suspect in a series of unsolved crimes. The series investigates the unsolved 1982 disappearance of Durst's wife Kathie, the 2000 execution-style killing of writer Susan Berman, and the 2001 death and dismemberment of Durst's neighbor Morris Black in Galveston,

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Texas. Written by Andrew Jarecki, Marc Smerling, and Zachary Stuart-Pontier, it is also directed by Jarecki. He has previously directed All Good Things (2010), which was inspired by the life of Durst.

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FIR' TV soap fame comedian Gopi Bhalla, entertained audiences through his giggling performance and the way he mouthed his dialogues on the show. He will be seen in Star plus TV show 'Tu

TODAY’S BEST VIEWING

A retired special agent named John Matrix led an elite unit and has left the armed forces to live in a secluded mountain home with his daughter Jenny. But now he is forced out of retirement when his daughter is kidnapped by a band of thugs intent on revenge! Unbeknownst to Matrix, the members of his former unit are being killed one by one. Even though Matrix’ friend General Franklin Kirby gives Matrix armed guards, attackers manage to kidnap Matrix and Jenny. Matrix learns that Bennett, a former member of his Matrix’ unit who was presumed dead has kidnapped him to try to force Matrix to do a political assassination for a man called Arius (who calls himself El Presidente), a warlord formerly bested by Matrix who wishes to lead a military coup in his home country. Since Arius will have Jenny killed if Matrix refuses, Matrix reluctantly accepts the demand. Star Movies, 9 p.m .

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THIS week the audiences will witness the talented, Suchitra Pillai portraying the role of a public prosecutor and fight tooth and nail in the courtroom with the heartthrob, Ronit Roy. Yes you heard it right!! Suchitra Pillai comes back again to challenge KD Pathak. On a candid chat with the gorgeous Suchitra, she said “I am glad to be a part of the show once again.I am totally comfortable with the role and I embrace the fact that you can have a voice of your own. It gives me a sense of power which is something that I like. For me, working as a public prosecutor this time was much easier as it’s my second time, but your 1sttime is always memorable. As always, it’s been fabulous working with Ronit. He definitely is a dedicated and brilliant actor who knows his work thoroughly. Throughout the shoot he has helped me by giving me tips and making things easier and comfortable for me. I surely look forward to working with him in the future.” To watch the dynamic chemistry and the battle of wits between Suchitra and KD Pathak. Sony T V, 7.30 p.m.

DID SUPER MOMS

THIS Saturday, watch the Super Moms perform like never before! Catch them groove with their favourite masters for one last time before the Grand Finale and create an illusion for you. Also get a glimpse of Govinda and his daughter Tina dancing together on their favourite song. Zee TV, 9 p.m.

AUSTIN STEVEN’S ADVENTURE

AUSTIN STEVEN’S ADVENTURE, Austin sets out in search of the deadliest, most venomous and rare beasts. Whether he’s tracking wild hyenas in the Ethiopian highlands, coming face to face with deadly snakes, or fishing with Grizzly bears, Austin stops at nothing to get close enough for that perfect shot. An imal Plan et, 8 p.m.

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THE team investigates when a car saleswoman’s body is found in the trunk of a car in the dealership’s showroom. Star Worl d, 8 p.m.

MAN VS EXPERT

MAN VS EXPERT finds out if it’s ever possible to shortcut your way to the top. Each week, hustler Alexis Conran takes on three intense challenges against world class experts to see if he can find a way to beat them at their own game – without going through years of hard work and training. In any normal head-to-head contest, Alexis wouldn’t stand a chance — but he travels the world to

THE LEGO MOVIE

Adaalat, Sony TV, 7.30 p.m.

look into science and technology, and will occasionally call on his con know-how in an attempt to come out on top. D iscover y, 9 p.m.

STRANGEST WEATHER ON EARTH

DISCOVERY Science’s STRANGEST WEATHER ON EARTH gives an insight into the wild world of extreme weather. The show presents a whole host of meteorological wonders, from blazing tornadoes of fire that spiral into the sky, balls of lightening that bounce along the sidewalk, to bizarre clouds that spark UFO panic and a wall of dust that engulfs an entire city. Tune into this fascinating show and discover how and why these unusual weather conditions occur and the science behind them. D iscover y Science, 10 p.m .

KHOONI SAAYA

ID Investigation Discovery’s KHOONI SAAYA as it tells the tales of mysterious murders from behind white picket fences. Don’t miss this thrilling show as each episode brings a new murder mystery and a new look into the evil that can lurk in the heart and soul of a tight-knit community. ID , 8 p.m .

SASURAL SIMAR KA

IN tonight’s episode we will watch tensions rise as Rajveer finally tells the truth of Prem losing Simar while gambling. Watch how Siddhanth and Rajkumari compete with each other. Will Rajkumari finally reveal her true identity to him or not? Tune in tonight for more!. Col or s, 7.30 p.m.

The LEGO Movie is a 3D animated film which follows lead character, Emmet a completely ordinary LEGO mini-figure who is identified as the most “extraordinary person” and the key to saving the Lego universe. Emmet and his friends go on an epic journey to stop the evil tyrant, Lord Business. HBO, 9 p.m .

Symbologist Robert Langdon is thrown into a mysterious and bizarre murder. Alongside Langdon is the victims granddaughter and cryptologist Sophie Neveu, who with Robert discovers clues within Da Vinci’s paintings. To further find the truth, Robert and Sophie travel from Paris to London, whilst crossing paths with allies and villains such as Sir Leigh Teabing and Silas. Wherever their path takes them, their discovery which is about to be revealed could shake the foundations of mankind. Pix , 9 p.m .

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Following charges of corruption, Colva’s (Goa) Police Inspector Rakesh Kadam kills himself, leaving a devastated wife, Megha, and son, Nitin. She takes it upon herself to canvas support that her husband was framed by a gangster, Jaykant Shikre, and vainly insists on a CBI Inquiry. When the High Court requires Jaykant, on unrelated charges, to present himself at Shivgad Police Station, which is located at the borders of Maharashtra and Karnataka, he refuses to do so, and the local Inspector Bajirao Singham, who has recently fallen in love with stunning Kavya Bhosle, summons him. An enraged Jaikant does appear along with an army of goons, but is no match for Bajirao, who has support from the entire community. Humbled and humiliated, Jaykant returns to Goa, and ensures Bajirao gets transferred there. Star Gold, 8 p.m.

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LAAGA CHUNARI MEIN DAAG The Lego Movie, HBO, 9 p.m.

Based in Varanasi, Shivshankar Sahay lives a poor lifestyle along with his wife, Savitri, and two daughters, Vibhavari and Subhavari. The family struggles and at times is even unable to pay the electricity charges. They attempt in vain to rent their heritage yet dilapidated home to a filmmaker. When Shivshankar’s elder brother, Rajshankar, files a petition a court to take over the house, he has a stroke and is hospitalized. Vibhavari tells the family that she has managed to obtain a job in Mumbai and relocates. She then regularly sends money. CVO, 9 p.m .

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A story of destiny and fate, begins with a lottery ticket. A drunk who cannot pay his tab trades his ‘winning’ ticket to the waiter, Namdev, instead. Namdev decides to share this ticket with his three friends Damu, Raghu and Jaggi. But when it turns out to actually be a winner, Damu and Ragu turn on the other two, murdering Jaggi and framing Namdev. Namdev goes on the run but Raghu and Damu intervene and throw him over a bridge into a river and Namdev is presumed dead. However he is rescued by a don but no one is aware he is alive. Fast forward to ten years later - Damu and Raghu have used their stolen lottery money to build a fabulous hotel and make millions becoming very successful businessmen. Zee Classic, 9 p.m .

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P.M. 2.00 Diya Aur Bati Hum 2.30 Yeh Risht aKya Khelata Hai 3.00 Ye Hai Mohababtein 3.30 Suhaani Si Ek Ladki 4.00 Saath Nibhaana Saathiya 4.30 Dosti… Yariyaan 5.00 Ek Veer Ki Ardaas-Veera 5.30 Iss Pyar Ko Kya Naam Doon-Ek Baar Phir 6.00 Nach Baliye 6.30 Suhaani Si Ek Ladki 7.00 Saath Nibhaana Saathiya 7.30 Ye Hai Mohabbatein 8.00 Tu Mera Hero 8.30 Nisha Aur Uske Cousins 9.00 Diya Aur Bati Hum 9.30 Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hain 10.00 Tere Shehar Mein P.M. 2.00 Agent of Shield 7.30 Simpsons The 8.00 The Mentalist

MOVIES OF THE DAY

At New York’s Central Park Zoo, a lion, a zebra, a giraffe, and a hippo are best friends and stars of the show. But when one of the animals goes missing from their cage, the other three break free to look for him, only to find themselves reunited ... on a ship en route to Africa. When their vessel is hijacked, however, the friends, who have all been raised in captivity, learn first-hand what life can be like in the wild. Zee Studio, 9 p.m.

Mera Hero' as a Hasya Kavi. Gopi Bhalla is a great comedian and this role suits him best. The shoot has started and very soon he will be seen on screen. His entry will be a part of the 24-days challenge that Titoo is facing with his wife Panchi to earn money. Gopi Bhalla said, “I'm enjoying my role of Hasya Kavi as comedy was always my forte and I'm in my comfort zone when I'm making people laugh. This show gives me another chance after FIR to make people laugh. It’s very entertaining.” Now that Gopi Bhalla (Gulgule Singh) has also entered the drama series last night, things are all set to turn poetic and funny for viewers.

TV TALK

Munnabhai MBBS, Max, 8 p.m.

P.M. 1.00 Ishaqzaade: Arjun Kapoor 4.30 Ghanchakkar: Emraan H 9.00 Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage: Hrithik Roshan

A.M. 8.05 10.45 P.M. 2.00 5.30 9.00 P.M. 2.00 4.30 8.00 11.00

ZEE CLASSIC

Baton Baton Mein Samraat Deewaar Saudagaar Mard

ZEE TALKIES

Daivat Aai Tulza Aashirwad Timepass Bluffmaster

CARTOON NETWORK

A.M. 8.30 Bhoot Raja Aur Ronnie 2

P.M. 2.00 Bheem Aur Salman Ki Kick 4.00 Chhota Bheem In Junglee Kabeela 6.00 My Friend Ganesha 8.30 Barbie Thumbelina 10.00 Barbie Christmas Carol

DISNEY CHANNEL

P.M. 1.10 4.15 4.25 6.45 6.55 8.30

Doraemon Arjun: Prince of Bali Doraemon Mickey Mouse Shorts Movie Best of Luck Nikki

10.00 Ben 10 Ultimate Challenge Asia 10.30 Uncle Grandap 11.00 Oggy and the Cockroaches P.M. 12.00 I Hate Margaret 1.30 Raaz Roll No 21 Ka 3.00 Haddi Mera Buddy 4.00 Roll No 21 5.00 Oggy and the Cockroaches 6.00 I Hate Margaret 7.30 Raaz Roll No 21 Ka 9.00 Beyblade: Shogun Steen 10.00 Ben 10 Alien Force 10.30 Courage the Cowadly Dog 11.00 Pokemon Black & White

POGO

A.M. 8.30 Chhota Bheem 10.00 Mighty Raju 10.30 Chhota Bheem And Ganesh In The amazing Odessey P.M. 12.00 Detective Bheem 2.00 My Friend Ganesha 4.30 Chhota Bheem Aur Hanuman 6.30 Chhota Bheem & Ganesh In The Amazing Oddessey 7.30 Sabrian The Secret of A Teenage Witch 8.30 Barbie And The Three Musketeers 10.00 Barbie Mermaid Tale

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SAMURAI SUDOKU 363 MUMBAI | SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 2015

Each Samurai Sudoku puzzle consists of 5 overlapping “classic” 9x9 Sudoku sub-puzzles. Each 9x9 sub-puzzle must be solved according to the rules of Sudoku: each row, column and 3x3 box must contain all digits from 1 to 9 therefore, digits cannot be repeated. Each Samurai Sudoku puzzle has one solution only.

LEISURE

DOMINOES 363

A normal set of dominoes — that is, one instance of every (unordered) pair of numbers from 0 to 6 — has been arranged irregularly into a rectangle; then the number in each square has been writen down and the dominoes themselves removed. Your task is to reconstruct the pattern by arranging the set of dominoes to match the provided array of numbers. Please note that each domino is a unique one and occurs only once in each puzzle.

SMILE AWHILE CODE WORDS 246

In each puzzle every letter of the alphabet has been replaced by a number; the same number represents the same letter throughout the puzzle. To start you off, we give you three letters and the numbers which have replaced them. When you’ve filled in these letters throughout the puzzle you’ll have enough clues to start guessing words and discovering other letters. To help you keep track, as you find a letter, slot it into the grid provided and cross it off the list. To help you keep track, as you find a letter, slot it into the grid provided and cross it off the list.

A young woman was taking golf lessons and had just started playing her first round of golf when she suffered a bee sting. Her pain was so intense that she decided to return to the clubhouse for medical assistance. The golf pro saw her heading back and said, “You are back early, what’s wrong?” “I was stung by a bee!” she said. “Where?” he asked. “Between the first and second hole.” she replied. He nodded and said, “Your stance is far too wide.”

One day, a man came home and was greeted by his wife dressed in stunningly sexy lingerie. "Tie me up," she purred, "And you can do anything you want." So he tied her up and went golfing. Bob goes to see his friend Pete. He finds Pete in his barn dancing naked around his John Deere. "What are you doing!" asks Bob. Pete stops dancing & says, "My wife has been ignoring me lately so I talked to my psychiatrist and he said I needed to do some thing sexy to a tractor." [to attract her]

HITORI 363

The objective of Hitori is to mark out the incorrect cells. The rules are: a) A Number may never appear more than once in each row or column. b) Marked or incorrect cells are never adjacent in a row or a column. c) Unmarked cells create a single continuous area, undivided by marked cells.

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

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FIGURE OUT Each square contains part of a complete picture that is to be copied into its matching numbered square in the diagram. Start with square A1, drawing it into the diagram where row A and column 1 intersect. Continue with A2, A3 etc.

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION A4

PICTURE CROSSWORD 5 ac

1 dn

2 dn

3 dn

6 dn

7 ac

8 ac

11 ac

13 ac

12 ac

14 ac

SOLUTION TO DOMINOES 362 118

10 dn

13 dn

15 dn

SOLUTION TO HITORI 362 118

B C

D E

WORD SEARCH

WINES

4 dn

9 dn

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SOLVE THIS FREE FORM CROSSWORD WHERE THE WORDS ARE REPRESENTED BY PICTURES SOLUTION TO LAST WEEK’S PICTURE CROSSWORD

ACROSS: 5 Spoon, 7 Emerald, 9 Calculator, 11 Peach, 12 Radish, 14 Eagle, 15 Turtle. DOWN: 1 Wrist watch, 2 Moon, 3 Gun, 4 Chariot, 6 Telephone, 8 Cards, 10 Coffee, 12 Rug, 13 Deer.

SOLUTION TO CODE WORDS 245

Can you find the words connected in one way or the other with the theme indicated by the title in today’s Word Search? The words may be read horizontally, vertically or diagonally either forwards or backwards, but always in straight lines. Use a ruler to cross them through as you find them. E

N K

Q C I

O T T

U E L

B A T

M U A

E B G E

R Y

D B

R P E

O K

R S

C L

O Y

E E

M P

S D

H T

O L

C E

S P L

U L

U C Z

R T

O L

S A L

S A

C E

N R A E

D S

W E

O S

O R

O L

V S

W T

R A L

WORDLIST: Alcohol-Free, Alsace, Amontillado, Bombo, Brut, Claret, Demi-Sec, Dry, Fino, House, Mulled, Oloroso, Plonk, Port, Red, Rioja, Rose, Ruby Port, Sec, Sherry, Straw, Sulla, Sweet, Table, Tawny Port, Tonic, Vintage, White.

SOLUTION TO SAMURAI SUDOKU 362

SOLUTION TO LAST WEEK’S TETRAVEX

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SATURDAY CROSSWORD 363

WORD PUZZLE 363

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ACROSS: 1. Golfers' org. 4. Anne de Beaupre e.g. 7. British Thermal Unit, in short 10. Augustine's pet name? 13. ___ Aviv Israel's capital 14. Taxi 15. Cen. segments 16. At all 17. An idiotic person 18. ___ the wrong way : irritate? 19. Human-computer connector 20. Fleur-de-____ 21. Experts 23. Dwarfed tree 25. Permit 27. Informer 28. Asian capital, ____ Bator 31. Bean curd 32. Erie e.g. 33. French department 34. Tchaikovsky ballet (4,4) 36. Allow or cause to escape? (3,3) 37. Fork feature 38. Mystery man John Dickson 39. Was elusive 42. Dead and gone? 46. Mrs. Anupam Kher? 47. Taylor's predecessor 48. Maldives' coin 49. Blossom 50. Men in Black actor Smith 51. Writing stroke 52. Open 54. Put in film 55. Tour vehicle 57. Genetic info transmitter 58. ___ Ki Khatir : "Just for you" in Hindi or Urdu? 59. Sky altar

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

ACRO STIX

62. Concert ending 63. Aide-de-camp 64. Rap music's Dr. ___ 65. Undisciplined 66. PC Keyboard key 67. Crack house, usually 68. Identifications, abbr. 69. H Rider Haggard's heroine?

DOWN: 1. Please Turn Over 2. Earth: prefix 3. A plant grown for forage 4. Threaded nail 5. Greek crosses 6. Decline 7. Of a ___ era : of historic times? 8. The main body of a tree? 9. United States Information Service, acronym? 10. Renaissance astronomer 11. "One", as a prefix 12. Part of CBS 22. Launch event 23. Kid's transport 24. 2015 ICC World Cup Champions 25. Anti-tetanus serum, abbr

26. Not high 27. Not genuine 29. Sandy's remark 30. Ship's clock 32. Polaroid inventor 33. Palindrome: "Able was _ __ I saw Elba" (1,3) 35. Debt security, legal claim 36. Insufficient supply 38. Hoosegow cubicle 39. Hosp. test 40. Comedian ___ Das 41. Awakening 42. Child's toy 43. Footwear 44. ___ Tu : Verdi aria 45. Misty 47. Robbery at sea 50. German psychologist 51. Is depressed and listless 53. Monk monikers 54. Bacon fat 55. Try to buy 56. One in Bordeaux 58. Industrialist Mr. Godrej 60. Cheerleader's shout 61. Hew

Fit the letters each column into the boxes directly above them in order to form words. The order in which the letters are to be placed is to be decided by you. Each letter is to be used once. When completed you will find a quotation about the theme given.

Today’s Theme: SHOPPER’S DILEMMA

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION: "If you think I am a lousy driver, wait until you see me putt."

3 LETTER ARE AWE ECU ERR EWE EYE HAL IRA LTD REM REV STY TAX TWA 4 LETTER ADIT ALAS ALIT AMAH APED BETA

COAL CREE EELY ENDS ETCH EVER EXAM FRAU FREE GOAL HANG HAST HERS LACE MICA NICE OATS OHIO PEAL RADS ROOT ROSA

TETRA VEX

SCAT SKUA TAUT T-BAR 5 LETTER ACT ON ANIMA ASTIR CRATE DROVE EASEL EDITH EERIE ENDED ERECT LACES LEARN LEVEE MIAOW NASAL NICAD NOMAD

ORION PAPAL RADIX SEELS THONG TITRE URBAN WAHOO 6 LETTER DETAIL DISOWN EXHORT GOALIE HYSONS YIPPEE 7 LETTER AMOROUS BRISKET ESSENCE ESTROUS ESTUARY

TetraVex is a challenging brain teaser. The object of the game is to fill the grid with the tiles so that the patterns on the adjacent edges of each tile match, much like aligning domino tiles. The object of the game is to place all the tiles in the grid so that the figures on the adjacent edges of each tile match. You can place any tile anywhere in the grid, but you cannot place a tile in the grid if its edges do not match all of its neighbors. Find a digit that occurs only once on a given puzzle. You know that this digit must lie along the outer edge of the grid, since there are no other tiles that can match it. You can simplify solving by cutting out the nine squares and juggling them in the grid.

TIGER BUD BLAKE

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TODAYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FORECAST

JAGJIT UPPAL

WIZARD OF ID PARKER & HART

B.C. JOHNNY HART

BEAU PEEP THE ADVENTURES OF LEGIONNAIRE BEAU PEEP

FRED BASSET ALEX GRAHAM

PHANTOM LEE FALK

MODESTY BLAISE PETER Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;DONNELL

MOON TITHI NAKSHATRA RASHI LUCKY COLOUR LUCKY NUMBER

: : : : : :

Capricorn 4th Jyesht Krishnapaksha Uttarashada Makar (Capricorn) J.Kh. Orange 5

BIRTHDAY FORECAST: Much of what you have planned for yourself has every chance of coming true for you this year. Government employees will get nominated for some awards and honors. Business folk will expand their enterprise upon receiving a large contract from an overseas organization. Home and family life remains happy and a source of strength. BABIES BORN TODAY: Healthy, long-lived, with well-proportioned body, charming and graceful appearance. Will be refined, soft spoken and respectful. Will be responsible and settle down in a career early in life. Success and happiness is assured. ARIES (March 21 - April 20): A turn of events might require you to travel perhaps to see a family member or you may have unexpected visitors at home from out of town quite suddenly. Try not to get involved in any discussions that could create problems for you. Accept rather than change things for what you would like them to be.

TAURUS (April 21 - May 20): Your efforts directed towards expansion will bear fruit .you may be able to recover some money which you had practically written off. Students will do remarkably well in written tests or interviews. Romance is in the air and some of you are likely to get attracted to two persons at the same time. Tread the romantic path cautiously.

GEMINI (May 21 - June 20): You will be in the limelight for your recent achievements. Work is under control. You are likely to travel to sign a new contract or conclude an earlier task. Look forward to the good times. Developments about a new proposal for work will take a favorable turn.

CANCER (June 21 - July 21): A modest approach will find favor and get the job done. Payments will come in. You seem to feel as if all your work in the past has gone in vain and you have not achieved anything. But selfassurance is the key to get ahead. Do not let negative comments get you down.

LEO (July 22 - August 21): Long awaited news of a certain project comes along adding to the excitement around. You will receive all the necessary support that you may require in starting any new venture. There is a strong possibility of travel in the company of your family and friends. Love life appears on an upward swing.

VIRGO (August 22 - September 21): You might have to take over a key assignment; hard work is needed to see it through. But it will do wonders for your career on completion. Inquiries from overseas are worth considering. Unexpected financial gains are also likely. Your recent success has spread far and wide.

LIBRA (September 22 - October 22): You seem to be in doubt about your own decision. Do not give in to reverses so easily. Carry on with your work, success is assured. Unexpected news from an unknown source will make you feel good about yourself today. You may not find yourself totally in rapport with a new romantic companion. It takes time for relationship to mature.

SCORPIO (October 23 - November 21): You capably handle the pressures of work and discharge your duties, but somehow you feel empty and insecure. Find time for yourself too. Too much fuss and an exacting nature could offend colleagues and associates. Learn to relax and listen to others views occasionally.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 December 20): You will receive a bonus or a favor as payment in appreciation of the work done earlier. Some of you are likely to travel on work, which will prove beneficial. An unpleasant argument at home could be upsetting Plans for an outing in the company of your friends or beloved will help you to relax and unwind.

CAPRICORN (December 21 January 19): Do not hesitate if you get an opportunity to get into something much bigger than anticipated. Do not waste your time and energy in chasing small benefits. Aim for something spectacular howsoever difficult it may appear. You will have the guidance and financial help that you will need. Good news concerning your mate or partner will add to your joys.

AQUARIUS (January 20 - February 18): Financial security is achieved and you can invest money in fresh ventures. Work is under control and you will consolidate your position. You will have a pleasant day full of happenings, communication, meeting new people and facing new situations. You will be feeling much more positive. You have been too busy to meet up with friends. Be in touch for you could lose out on meeting someone interesting and exciting.

PISCES (February 19 - March 20): Be prepared for any emergency at work. You may just have to make sudden plans for travel out of town, though briefly. There may also be additional responsibilities, which you may not be in a position to shoulder right now. Make your position clear rather than suffer and offend someone close.

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QUICK CROSSWORD 5296 MUMBAI | SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 2015

SUDOKU 2482

ACROSS: 4 Take for granted (6) 7 What Latin is to English or French, this language is to Hindi or Marathi? (8) 8 Excessively (6) 10 Accompanying or under charge of a person? (2,3) 13 Kerala festival (4) 14 NZ neighbour (4) 15 French preposition (4) 16 Wood sorrel (3) 17 Roofing item (4) 19 A dull pain (4) 21 Produces electricity, heat etc. (9) 23 Animal pelts (4) 24 Arctic transport (4) 26 Triumphed, was victorious (3) 27 Nipa palm (4) 29 Actor Guinness (4) 32 Chew on (4) 33 The dirt coating a surface (5) 34 Badge (6) 35 Circuitous, oblique (8) 36 Involving the whole world (6) DOWN: 1 Port of ancient Rome (5) 2 Weaves wool (5) 3 Distort (4) 4 Make amends (5) 5 Arrest or check flow (4) 6 Active ill-will (6) 9 Make vacant (6) 11 Member of religious order (3) 12 Fur-bearing mammal hunted in this country (5) 13 Supervised (7) 15 A beverage similar to beer (3) 16 Surprised reactions? (3) 18 Mad (6)

Sudoku is a number placing puzzle based on a 9x9 grid such several given numbers.To solve a Sudoku puzzle, every digit from 1 to 9 must appear in each of the nine vertical columns, in each of the nine horizontal rows and in each of the nine boxes.

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION

Difficulty Level:

CRYPTOQUIP

Today’s clue: W equals H

The Cryptoquip is a substitution cipher in which one letter stands for another.

20 An evergreen tree (5) 21 Explosive type of weapon (3) 22 Mountain peak in Switzerland, maybe (3) 23 Based on conventions (6) 25 Valued mineral, should we say? (3)

28 South Indian or Sri Lankan of Dravidian origin (5) 30 A popular person is (5) 31 American money (5) 32 Fluent or well-versed (4) 33 Sheepish look (4)

SOLUTION TO YESTERDAY’S QUICK CROSSWORD ACROSS: 1 In debt, 5 Sis, 8 Oahu, 9 Lock, 10 Lamarr, 11 Great bear, 13 Sack, 15 Ist, 16 Rebec, 17 Idris, 20 Cap, 22 Aka, 23 Putts, 24 Lendl, 26 Goa, 27 Aahs, 28 Quadruple, 31 Odd man, 32 Puri, 33 Equi, 34 Vas, 35 Stance. DOWN: 1 Is lost, 2 Democrat, 3 Borg, 4 Tarried, 5 Surat, 6 Slob, 7 Octavia, 12 Esc, 14 Kept, 18 Dada, 19 R K Laxman, 20 Cumulus, 21 Zealous, 24 Lop, 25 Usance, 26 Gules, 29 DCIV, 30 Edit.

IRREGULAR SUDOKU 2301 To solve an Irregular Sudoku puzzle, every digit must appear once in: Each of the vertical columns Each of the horizontal rows Each of the regions

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YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION

W V

W C H

E U U C F Z E Q C D

R D C F W V F N C H V

E R

W Z F

F Z D V Q U V ,

M W C M

U E Q X V A F C M Z E Q

I V A R V U M D O

H V D Z T W M R P D .

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION: Man is sometimes extraordinarily, passionately, in love with suffering.

Afternoon WORD MINE

How many words of four or more letters can you make from the letters shown in today’s puzzle? In making a word, each letter may be used once only. Each word must contain the letter at the top of the pyramid. There should be at least one nine letter word. Plurals, foreign words and proper names are not allowed. Today’s ratings: 11 average; 13 good; 15 outstanding. YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION: brig, bring, bung, burg, burn, crib, curb, curbing, grub, rubbing, scrub, SCRUBBING, snub, subbing.

HEATHCLIFF

Yesterday’s

KASHYAP UPSTAGES WORLD NO.1 LONG, SAINA OUSTED

SPORTS

China's Chen Long returns the shuttlecock to India's Parupalli Kashyap during their men singles quarter final match at the Indonesia Open badminton tournament at Istora Stadium in Jakarta, Indonesia on Friday.

AKARTA: On a bitter-sweet day for India, Parupalli Kashyap rallied to shock World No. 1 Chen Long to enter the men's singles semifinals even as Saina Nehwal bowed out with a quarterfinal loss to familiar foe Wang Shixian in the Indonesian Open Super Series badminton tournament here today. Kashyap, ranked 12th in the world, came from behind to beat the top seed Chinese 1421 21-17 21-14 in a contest that lasted an hour and three minutes. He will take on third-seeded Dane Jan O Jorgensen."Big win today ! Thru to semis now. Keep supporting," Kahsyap tweeted. However, Saina, who has won this tournament thrice in her career, went down 21-16 12-21 18-21 to old foe Wang

Shixian of China in a 69minute battle. This was the 13th face-off between the two and Wang has a 7-6 overall lead now. Kashyap was the first to take the court today and refused to be intimidated by the prospect of facing upto the world number one. The Commonwealth goldmedallist Indian was consistent with his smashes and impeccable with his net play against his more fancied opponent. Coming into this match, Long had a 7-1 headto-head record against Kashyap. The numero uno shuttler over the last two years has emerged as China's successor to the incomparable Lin Dan. Incidentally, Kashyap's last victory against Long came in

this very tournament in 2012. In what was a classic David vs Goliath battle, Kashyap used all his resources to overcome his rival. One of the fastest movers and hardest hitters in the world, Long failed to counter Kashyap's odd, precise smashes and started committing unforced errors. In the opening game, Kashyap was hardly a match to Long, who not only opened up a 6-2 lead but consistently moved ahead. Kashyap caught up with him on a couple of occasions but once the Chinese broke away from a tied 11-11 position to 16-11, there was no looking back for him. Long comfortably sealed the first game 21-14. The second game went

Denied US visa, AAI withdraws archers from World Youth Câ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ship N

EW DELHI: Livid after 21 members of its 31strong team were denied US visas, the Archery Association of India (AAI) today decided to withdraw from the World Youth Archery Championships in that country as a mark of protest.Apart from the archers, India's well-travelled Korean coach Chae Wom Lim was also refused visa by the US embassy here for the championship in Yankton, South Dakota. "We have decided to withdraw the team from this tournament as a mark of protest. This was decided by AAI President Vijay Kumar Malhotra even though we had reapplied for visas," Archery Association of India treasurer Virender Sachdeva told PTI.The Indian contingent, comprising Under-20 boys and girls, was scheduled to leave for the US to-

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morrow for the June 8-14 event. But the US embassy here granted visa to only seven archers, two coaches and a Sports Authority of India official while rejecting 21, thereby putting serious doubts over India's participation in the event. Besides Lim, three Indian coaches Mim Bahadur Gurung, Chandra Shekhar Laguri, Ram Awdesh and masseuse Pinki were also denied visa. Sachdeva said the denial was on the ground that the visa officer was not satisfied with the interview of the rejected individuals and doubted that they may not return after the completion of the event. "It is really a shocking incident. Most of the archers are from lower strata and hail from states like Assam, Jharkhand, Punjab and Uttar

Pradesh. Most of them are not well versed in english and hence lack in communication. When the visa officer asked them what they do for living, they simply said we are archers and play archery," Sachdeva said."This might have raised doubts in the minds of the visa officer, resulting in refusal of visa. But I don't understand why Lim was denied because he is a known figure in world archery and has travelled worldwide," he added.Sachdeva said what was more shocking was that the visas were denied despite having the Government of India's sanction order and invitation from the US Archery Association.He said the AAI approached the Ministry of External Affairs and the Sports Ministry on this issue but to no avail.

neck-and-neck till 7-7 before the Indian managed to take a slight lead and hold on to the advantage, always keeping his nose ahead. Even though the experienced Chinese kept breathing down his neck, Kashyap wriggled out of some tricky situations to take the game to the decider. In the third game, Kashyap broke away from tied 2-2 to take a 9-3 lead, even as Long committed too many unforced errors, hitting wide and long to hand over a massive 14-5 lead to the Indian. In the end, it was a cakewalk for Kashyap, who made full use of his chances to sail through. Saina snatched the momentum quite early as she raced to a 11-5 lead and built on it quite aggressively to clinch the opening game in 30 minutes. But the experienced Wang roared back in the second game to draw level and make the battle interesting. Saina had the initial edge in the decider, grabbing a 6-3 lead but Wang did not allow her to run away with it by making it 6-6. A see-saw battle followed and the two players were locked 8-8 before Saina nosed ahead with a 1510 lead. However, Wang fought back yet again to draw level at 15-15 and 17-17. The Chinese star took the lead from there on and held her nerves to outwit the Indian, who has triumphed here in 2009, 2010 and 2012.

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FIFA scandal steals focus as Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s World Cup set to kick off

VANCOUVER: The biggest Women's World Cup in history kicks off on Saturday amid a backdrop of damaging FIFA corruption allegations that are threatening to overshadow the four-week tournament in Canada. The growing popularity of the sport has seen its expansion to 24 teams from 16, and nearly one million tickets have been sold for games in host cities -Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Montreal and Moncton. But Canada's soccer chief Victor Montagliani was faced with a barrage of questions about the FIFA controversy rather than the tournament during the opening press conference in Vancouver on the eve of the event. ARTIFICIAL TURF The tournament which opens with a double header in Edmonton with Canada versus China followed by New Zealand against the Netherlands, will be the first played on artificial turf, rather than grass, which is used for the men's World Cup. The decision had resulted in a gender discrimination lawsuit by a group of top women's football players which was subsequently withdrawn. New artificial turf was installed Wednesday at BC

The decision had resulted in a gender discrimination lawsuit by a group of top women's football players which was subsequently withdrawn.Being forced to play the event on the surface, which has drawn complaints over injury worries and true rolls and bounces of the ball, irked the women given the men's World Cup is played on natural grass.

Place in Vancouver, which hosts nine games, including the championship game, and was undergoing final certifications to meet FIFA's 2-Star standard. Being forced to play the event on the surface, which has drawn complaints over injury worries and true rolls and bounces of the ball, irked the women given the men's World Cup is played on natural grass. "It's like concrete. The risk of injury is enormous," complained Germany goalkeeper Nadine Angerer, a former world player of the year, describing the decision to play the final on the surface as "a joke".

Constantine prunes football probables to 26

NEW DELHI: Indian football team head coach Stephen Constantine today left out 12 players to prune the probables for the back-to-back 2018 World Cup Preliminary Joint Qualification matches against Oman and Guam before leaving for Bengaluru for the final preparatory camp there. The squad proceeded to Bengaluru after some intense training sessions at the Ambedkar Stadium here. The list would be further pruned to 23 when the final squad is announced for the two matches. India take on Oman at the Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru on June 11 while the next match against Guam will be played in Guam on June 16.

India have been clubbed in Group D along with Iran, Oman, Turkmenistan and Guam. The 26 probables: Goalkeepers: Subrata Paul, Lishram Prem Kumar Singh, Sanjiban Ghosh, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu. Defenders: Rino Anto, Lalchhuanmawia, Reagan Singh, Dhanachandra Singh, Arnab Mondal, Gurwinder Singh, Sandesh Jhingan, Augustin Fernandes. Midfielders: Cavin Lobo, Md. Rafique, Eugenson Lyngdoh, C K Vineeth, Jackichand Singh, Saityasen Singh, Sehnaj Singh, Dhanapal Ganesh, Mandar Rao Dessai, Francis Fernandes. For wards: Sunil Chhetri, Robin Singh, Holicharan Narzary, Jeje Lalpekhlua.

The Indian blind cricket team after their arrival from their two-nation tour where they won all their matches they played. The visually impaired Indian cricket team visited England for a bilateral series between May 24 and 30. India won three ODIs and three T20 matches with one ODI abandoned due to rains.

HOCKEY TEAM TO FOCUS ON MENTAL STRENGTH AT WORLD LEAGUE SF

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EW DELHI: As there is no pressure of Olympic qualification on the players, the Indian hockey team will focus on the mental aspect of the game at the World League Semi-Final Round to prepare for the bigger challenges in the future. The team looked in a relaxed mood on the eve of the departure for Belgium and despite the absence of key players -- V Raghunath, S V Sunil, Kothajit Singh -- head coach Paul van Ass and captain Sardar Singh are not overtly worried. Van Ass is applying the Leary Rose's model, which focuses on interpersonal relationship between people, to help the players understand each other better. "Finishing is like defence. We have to make sure that we have a fair chance and that's a team effort. You can train for that but biggest part is execution.

while training. When you raise level it is severe on the body. But I take it as it is, key players are missing but it's also an opportunity for others. If one is missing, the other can step up," he said. The coach said the players have "realised" their mistakes in the defence. “We need to close the space. We have changed (tactics) and we have to work on that. We are doing practice but we have to see how it works under pressure." India men's national field hockey team coach Paul van Ass with team Rupinder, who was initially players at a practice session at Major Dhyan Chand National stadium in dropped, said it will be a New Delhi on Friday ahead of the FINTRO Hockey World League Semi-Final challenge for him to adapt to Round 2015 in Belgium. the new position. "I did not want to come back to team That's a mental aspect. Of The coach said that the like this. I feel for Raghunath. course we are working on "real test" for the side would But now I have to prove that I that. You have to grab tiny be the final round to be held am good enough. I have to be chances that can make a big in India. Van Ass said injuries mentally prepared since difference," Van Ass said are part and parcel of the playing from a different posiahead of a practice session at game. "It will always happen. tion is difficult. If I miss Major Dhyan Chand National It happens when you push penalty corner, it will add to stadium. the level and intensity up pressure on me," he said.

5 GMs share lead at halfway stage umbai: Grandmasters Nguyen Duc Hoa, Ziaur Rahman and Martyn Kravstiv registered wins over GM Pantsulaia Levan, GM Aleksandrov Aleksej and IM P Karthikeyan respectively in round five of the Mumbai Mayor’s International Chess Tournament played at Goregaon Sports Club on Friday. The three winners have now joined the overnight leaders GM Dmitry Kokarev and GM Pavel Smirnov, who both after a safety approach agreed for a draw in just 15 moves. All these five players are now on 4½ points and a further group of 11-players are following them with a score of four points. The highlight of day’s play was

Double crown for Vipul Mehta at ATF Asian under 14 Series titles P

une: Vipul Mehta of Delhi won a memorable double crown winning the boys singles and the doubles trophy while Hyderabad girl Mubashira Shaikh claimed the girls singles title, while Pune gilrsRicha Chougulae and Malikaa Marathe won the doubles title at the BVG India -Arun Wakankar ATF Asian Under 14 Series Tennis Tournament which conlcluded at the MSLTA School of TennisMhalunge Balewadi Tennis Complex. In the finals, second seed Delhiite Vipul Mehta outplayed Nasik Boy Vikrant Mehta 6-0, 6-1 in just under a hour to claim the singles title.Vipul later teamed up with Adarsh Tippabhatla of USA to register a 6-2, 6-2 win over Arka Ganguly and Srijesh Pillai to claim a double crown.In the girls final, sixth seeded Mubashira Shaikh ended the challenge of local girl Mallika Marathe winning 6-3, 3-6, 6-0. 13-yearold Mubashira from

ARIS: Stan Wawrinka took on Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and 15,000 of his most passionate fans and silenced them all to reach the French Open final for the first time with a 6-3 67(1) 7-6(3) 6-4 victory on Friday. Tsonga's hopes of becoming the first Frenchman to win the title since Yannick Noah in 1983 melted away on the hottest day of the championships -- with the mercury hitting 33 degrees Celsius -- as Wawrinka won the points that mattered. The Swiss eighth seed lived dangerously throughout, sav-

Azad Shrivastav | ADC

By Gaurav Dudhane

A budding cricketer cools off during a cricket match at Azad Maidan on Thursday. said heat didn't stop him from playing.“While we play we do not think of anything else than cricket, and we are accustomed to playing in such conditions but we tend to avoid playing in afternoon and practice early morning or after 4 pm.”

Hyderabad struggled against Pune girl Malikaa in the second set.Marathe claimed the second set to level scores but looked extremely tired in the third set to go down 0-6 . Marathe however had the consolation of winning the doubles title alongside Richa Chougule alsofrom Pune, the pair recorded a 6-1, 6-4 win against Sana Khanna and Tannaya Sah to claim the title.

ing 16 of the 17 break points he faced during the gruelling three hour 46 minute contest, and was a mightily relieved man

the crowd but Wawrinka cared little about being cast as the villain on a day when he reached the second grand slam final of his career. "It was a big battle, it could have gone either way," said the 2014 Australian Open champion who will face either Novak Djokovic or Andy Murray in Sunday's final. "It went down to two or three points. He had opportunities to break me in the third when he fired down an unre- set. As is usual against Jo, it's turnable serve to end the semi- been a very tough match. It final. His triumph was greeted was tough but I'm happy I got with loud boos from sections of through."

Maidan kids desperately await the ‘downpour’ UMBAI: With the sweltering heat keeping many indoors and the monsoons not keeping its date with Mumbai, city kids have braced their favourite sports and taken to the maidans during one of the hottest summers in recent years. Despite entering June and no sign of a downpour, the delay has only extended the cricket season for many. ADC took a trek across the prominent maidans in the city, which saw the enthusiasm at its peak among with the heat not acting as a deterent for the players to stay indoors. Aspiring cricketers poured on to these maidans to play their favourite sport, extending their season in to June. Shivaji Park which is a cradle of talent in Mumbai was packed with players. Roshan Dalvi, an aspiring cricketer, who practices here

Wawrinka scorches Tsonga to reach French Open final P

the victory of Vietnam GM Nguen Duc Hoa who defeated the defending champion, GM Pantsulaia Levan in just 28 moves from the black side of English opening. The day also witnessed the conclusion of ‘B’ Category tournament, which was won by 11-year old, Sankarsha Shelke from Maharashtra.

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“Batsmen are more prone to dehydration as they have to were protective gears like helmets, pads but the joy of playing cricket can't be crippled by the mere heat,” he added.Cricket maybe the reason attributed for making Shivaji Park famous but few

of cities budding football talent practice here including teams like Adarsh FC, Kenkre FC, Dias United Sport Club. Shivam Satam, a budding football player said, “We are sometimes made to practice in blazing sun at noon are jerseys get soaked in sweat, players suffer from dehydration sometimes tremble during practice session but they soon recover and join us.” Abhishek Patil, a 22-yearold, Kenkre FC player said, “At this time of the year, it’s very, very hard to play,” he said, adding with a laugh, “It’s June, man; it’s hot as hell. We sometimes fantasize of rainy days and we are playing and sliding in the mud with our jerseys draped in dirt. We hope monsoon arrives soon." Another cricket enthusiast, Jay Wanjari who plays for Nirmala Memorial Foundation Jr College cricket team said, “Its hard to field under the scorching sun, many players

complaint dehydration and fainting but we acclimatize to the heat by doing simple warm up exercises. Our coaches, too, understand our plight but they say it will be better for us to train in this sweltering situation, so we continue to play drinking lots of water sometimes adding electrolyte or glucose powder to it and rehydrate ourselves.” Monika Tarkar, sports physiotherapist, All India Football Federation (AIFF) cautioned against the excessive exercise during the heat wave, especially since the monsoon is still due. “With a heatwave upon us, participating in any sport or physical activity in hot weather can place us at risk of heat illness. Some of the warning signs of dehydration include headaches, muscle cramps, lightheadedness, fatigue, confusion, lethargy and a persistently elevated body temperature.”

Selection trials for U-17 World Cup

UMBAI: Selection trials for scouting talent for the FIFA Under-17 World Cup India 2017, will be conducted for players from Mumbai, Thane and Raigad District at the Cooperage ground from June 9 to 11, 2015. The trials will be supervised by AIFF appointed scouts. Players born in 2000 are eligible to attend the trials which will be conducted on all 3 days from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm. Players desiring to attend the trails will have to register with WIFA. Trials will also be conducted in other regions of Maharashtra, the details of which will be announced shortly. “This is a great opportunity for the boys to get involved with the prestigious tournament. Our aim is to give equal opportunity to all players interested to participate in the trials,” said Souter Vaz, Hon. Secretary, WIFA.

Eight races today and 1st at 2 p.m.

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BENGALURU RACES TODAY

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CARD AND SELECTIONS 1. The Beautiful Babe Plate 1400 M 2.00 p.m. 1.Beau Sabreur 56 G Sai Vamshi 2.Good Spirit 56 V.R.Jagadeesh 3.Sea Lord 56 P. Trevor 4.Southern Surprise 56 A. Sandesh 5.Super Success 56 A.Imran Khan 6.Surnaturel 56 A.R.Pradeep 7.Amazing Striker 54.5 Aqeed Waheed 8.Chef D'oeuvre 54.5 Neeraj Rawal Win: Sea Lord, Southern Surprise 2. The Prabalo Plate 1200 M 2.30 p.m. 1.Pegasus 61.5 Deepak Singh 2.Sir Majestic 61 Manesh K 3.Super Strong 60 Suraj Narredu 4.Air Dancer 59.5 P. Trevor 5.A Crown 55 H. G. Rathod 6.Secret Prayer 54 Harish B. 7.Whispering Pines 53.5 Kiran

Naidu 8.White Snowdrops 53 Syed Asgar 9.Astral Spirit 52.5 T. S. Jodha 10.Sea Dove 52 V.R.Jagadeesh 11.Noble Sapphire 51 Anil Baandal 12.Shivalik Eyes 50.5 Vinod Shinde Win: Super Sandesh, Astral Spirit

3. The Gunidy Plate 1400 3.00 p.m. 1.Attractive Bay 61 Ashok Kumar A. 2.Midtown Delight 61 T. S. Jodha 3.Above And Beyond 59.5 S. Zervan 4.Oriental King 59 Naveen M. 5.Kimberley 58.5 Bhawanisingh 6.Summer Sky 58.5 K. Raja Rao 7.Power And Strength 58 A.Imran Khan 8.Blue Star 57 Indrajeet Singh 9.Mister Grey 57 Rayan Ahmed R.

10.One To Note 57 J. Chinoy 11.Hard To Get 55 Munna Alam Win: Power And Strength, Above and Beyond

4. The Sir Charles Todhunter Memorial Cup - Div I 1200 M 3.30 p.m. 1.Sweet Secret 61.5 Bhawani Singh 2.West Side Story 58.5 Imran Chisty 3.Whistlejacket 58.5 M.Chettri 4.Hendrix 58 J. Chinoy 5.Son Of Stars 57.5 M. Noornabi 6.Dream Star 57 A.Imran Khan 7.Remembrance Of You 57 S. Zervan 8.Amanda 56.5 V.R.Jagadeesh 9.Rumour Has It 54.5 A.Ashhad Asbar 10.Bazinga 52.5 Harish B. 11.Lovely Lady 52.5 Neeraj Rawal Win: Remembrance of You, Amanda 5. D.Kumar Siddanna Memorial Cup 1200 M 4.00 p.m.

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Be Safe for Mile Champion Cup B

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ANGALORE: There are 8 races tomorrow and the first at 2 p.m. It is quite safe to bet on Be Safe in the Karnataka Mile Champion Cup. ACCEPTORS AND SELECTIONS 1. The Everynsky Trophy - Div. II 1200 M 2.00 p.m. Majestic Style 56 Spiritofknowledge 56 South Lake 54.5 New Crown 56 Engadiner 54.5 Swanky 54.5 Ramon 56 Resemblance 54.5 Veda 54.5 Win: Resemblance, Majestic Style

2. The Bold Gesture Plate 1100 M 2.30 p.m. Galway Girl 62.5 Jeyem's Pride 59.5 Gagan Star 58 Rakshitha 62.5 Trapezoid 59.5 Flying Bullet 57.5 Icecream 60.5 Honourable Empress 59 Apollo Galaxy 54 Intensive Act 60.5 Classy Gestures 58.5 Win: Jayemâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pride, Apollo Galaxy

3. The Everynsky Trophy Div. I 1200 M 3.00 p.m. Admiral Messi 56 I've Got Clout 56 Baboosh 54.5 Hejje 56 Life Awaits 56 Miracle Of Love 54.5 Herr Voss 56 Spirit And Truth 56 Tokyo Bloom 54.5 Win: Miracle of Love, Hejje 4. The Flirting Vision Plate Div. I 1400 M 3.30 p.m. Rapid Advance 61.5 Hello Boss 58.5 Ocean Park 56.5 Sharp Witted 60.5 Aceempressjessie 57 Happy Hours 55 Faustina 58.5 Imperial Verse 56.5 Win: Faustina, Ocean Park

5. The Karnataka Mile Championship Cup (Grade II) 1600 M 4.00 p.m. Snowdrift 60 Toroloco 56 Czar Of Romance 54 Be Safe 59 Acclaimed 55.5 Agatta 53.5 Agostini 58 Field Marshal 55.5 Duma 53.5 Arrogant Approach 56 Your Royal Majesty 55 Del Santo 53 Im Different 56 Ademaro 54 Win: Be Safe, Acclaimed, You Royal Majesty

6. The Chettinad Stud Plate 1400 M 4.30 p.m. Click 62 Audrick 59.5 Cool Approach 56.5 Accuracy 61.5 Optimistic 59.5 As Good As It Gets 55.5 Port Blair 61 Jackie Oh 57.5 Deep Blue Sea 55.5 Frankness 60 Artorius 57 Open Page 53 Win: Accurancy, Deep Blue Sea

7. The V.T.Velu Memorial Trophy 1600 M 5.00 p.m. Spreadeagle 60.5 Torch Bearer 56 Passing Fulcrum 51 Athletic Star 60 Magnitude Star 54.5 Priceless Ace 50.5 Arabian Warrior 56 Parushram 54.5 Win: Priceless Ace, Parushram 8. The Flirting Vision Plate Div. II 1400 M 5.30 p.m. Fruit Prince 60 Secret Launch 57 Western Union 56 Renee 60 Zeeshan 57 Musical Treasure 55.5 Jet Set Go 59 Shining Bay 56 Scorching 55 Win: Shining Bay, Get Set go

COURSE FOR NEW REFEREES TODAY

Mumbai: The Western India Football Association (WIFA) will be conducting referee classes for beginners at the Cooperage ground starting at 2.30 pm today. These classes will provide an opportunity for youngsters to

become professional referees. The classes will consists of extensive theory and practical sessions, under the supervision of renowned referee instructors from the AIFF panel of referees, Walter Pereira and Dhanraj More. The

course is open for men and women who are 18 years and below 30 years and have a minimum qualification of SSC passed. Contact: Dhanraj More on 9869105855.

1.Emperor Cruise 65 B. Mahesh 2.Frenemee 62 Ashok Kumar A. 3.Chul Bul Pandy 61.5 Girish R. 4.Wind Wonder 61 G.Y.Rajesh Babu 5.Iron Marshall 60 S.G.Prasad 6.Equine Love 58.5 S. Zervan 7.Will Star 55.5 Hindu Singh 8.Let The Lion Roar 52.5 M. F. Ali Khan 9.Nimfea 52 P. Trevor 10.Capitalize 51.5 B. Nayak 11.Multitude 50.5 Yash Narredu 12.Wings Of Fortune 50.5 Harish B. Win: Nimfea, Wind Wonder 6. The Mauritius Pearl Plate 1400 M 4.30 p.m. 1.Multi App 62 Imran Chisty 2.Prize Finder 61.5 B. Nayak 3.Russian Link 59 A.Imran Khan 4.Cardigan Bay 58.5 J. Chinoy

5.In Command 54 Deepak Singh 6.All Thats Nice 53.5 S. Zervan 7.Sweet Angel 53.5 M. Kumar 8.Mystical Shadow 52.5 Harish B. 9.Time And Space 52.5 T. S. Jodha 10.Edge Of Eternity 50.5 Irvan Singh Win: Prize Finder, Sweet Angel 7. The Sir Charles Todhunter Memorial Cup - Div II 1200 M 5.00 p.m. 1.Arizona Sun 60 D. K. Ashish 2.Strombolite 60 Anjar Alam 3.Catch The Eye 59.5 Syed Imran 4.Woodberg 58.5 Rajesh N 5.Cattleya 58 Abhishek Pawar 6.Sakchi 56.5 Imran Chisty 7.Saltoftheearth 56.5 Adarsh G. 8.Cool Baby 56 S. Mallikarjun 9.Real Supreme 56 T. S. Jodha

10.Sun Glow 56 Suraj Narredu 11.Sunday Cruz 55.5 Jan'dhan Paswan Win: Cool Baby, Real Supreme 8. The Camineto Plate 1100 M 5.30 p.m. 1.Ignition 56 R. Vaibhav 2.Jigsaw 56 Yash Narredu 3.King Of Kings 56 Bhawanisingh 4.Knighthood 56 D. Gnaneshwar 5.Livin' On A Prayer 56 Neeraj Rawal 6.Thundersquall 56 P. Mani 7.Chicago 54.5 P. Trevor 8.Dragon Heart 54.5 Jan'dhan Paswan 9.Humming Bird 54.5 V.R.Jagadeesh 10.Shining Armor 54.5 Khurshad Alam 11.Sudha 54.5 R. Anand 12.Top Smiles 54.5 H. G. Rathod Win: Jigsaw, Chicago