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Aft er oo AGAINST BHUJBAL

By Zuber Ansari

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month after the Bombay High Court observed that there was enough material to file an FIR against former Public Works Department minister Chhagan Bhujbal, the Maharashtra Anti Corruption Bureau on Monday registered a FIR against Bhujbal and five other officials of PWD department into the alleged irregularities in the construction of Maharashtra Sadan in New Delhi case.

The state ACB had made as accused – then PWD minister Chhagan Bhujbal, Gajanan Anant Sawant (then Deputy Divisional

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RAPE

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test continues.

A circular issued by the he ban on two-finger Delhi government that the test on rape victims two finger test on rape vicwas withdrawn and tims can be done caused after strong, angry protests disgust across the country. by the public, the Aam The circular produced Aadmi Party (AAP) govern- angry reactions from politiment in Delhi decided to cal parties and activists. continue it. The circular isBJP spokesperson Sambit sued by the AAP govern- Patra said: "A rape victim ment said: "To do away with should not be subjected to the essential pelvic exami- inhuman treatment. What nation would amount to in- AAP government has done complete assessment of the is wrong. The health minissurvivor -- which will ulti- ter of the government must mately result in injustice apologise. Congress leader and low conviction rates.” and former union minister A PV test involves insertion RPN Singh termed it as of a finger or two into the "very unfortunate" and said rape survivors' private parts the test has been banned for assessment of internal in- when his party was in juries, use of force if any. power. It (the circular) was a The two-finger test on bad step and it is good it has victims of sexual assault is been withdrawn). banned as per the Union Lawyer activist Abha Health Ministry's guide- Singh said the advisory was lines. Even the Supreme 'degrading' and "violates Court had noted in 2011 physical and mental inthat the test violated the tegrity of the already right to victims' privacy. trauamatised rape victim".

The Justice Verma CommitAAP health minister tee also strongly disap- Satyendra Jain tried to esproved the two-finger test cape the blame by saying to confirm rape". that circulars are not always There was angry reaction issued by a minister: A secto the advisory issued to retary can do it. "As per the hospitals by the Delhi gov- rule, it is advised that the ernment that two finger test medicos" should not peron rape victims can be con- form the two-finger test unducted. It was only after less it is medically required "strong, disgusting and de- for only treatment purpraved" reaction of people poses. It cannot be perthat the AAP government formed for ascertaining withdrew the circular and sexual assaults. More scienissue another notification tific methods should be that the ban on two-finger adopted for the purpose.

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VICTIMS PTI

It’s final: Janata Parivar’s CM choice is Nitish Kumar Janata Parivar forges a united front against ‘communal forces’ and ropes in Congress too

N SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav, RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav and JD(U) President Sharad Yadav addressing a press conference regarding JD(U)-RJD alliance for Bihar elections, in New Delhi, on Monday.

EW DELHI: Nitish Kumar will be the Chief Ministerial candidate of the JD(U)RJD combine in Bihar, SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav announced on Monday, resolving a major irritant in the

alliance between the two parties to take on the BJP in coming Assembly elections in the state.

"I am very happy about the unity of Lalu Prasad and Nitish Kumar. Kumar will be the

chief ministerial candidate for Bihar. Laluji has proposed Nitish Kumar's name for the chief ministership. Laluji said he will campaign.

"There are no differences and we will not allow any dif-

ferences to crop up," Yadav said while declaring that they would fight together to root out "communal forces".

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Success sans coaching for meritorious Balmohan toppers

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t was sheer hard work and perseverance of Balmohan Vidyamandir's Adit Daftary that enabled him to score a whopping 97.2 percent during his SSC examinations whose result was declared on Monday. While meritorious students are normally seen spending half of the time in tuition classes, Daftary decided that he would walk his own path sans attending any coaching classes.

Just like him, Yash Salgaonkar – schoolmate of Daftary – believed in classroom learning and didn't explore the option of undergoing any coaching class despite having sound financial background.

Speaking to ADC, 16-year-old Daftary said he bettered his expectations by a good margin. “Didn't expect to score 95-97%. I felt bad in science since I missed by a mark (99/100). I was supported and guided by my parents and especially by my elder brother.”

Daftary, who is the captain of his school's badminton team, said he planned his schedule well in advance and was consistent with the time he allotted to his studies.

“I studied on a regular basis since beginning of my preparation and consistently ranked in the top two,” said Daftary, adding that the game helped him maintain focus

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16-yr-old girl who was killed by jilted lover, secures 85pc in SSC The good natured girl ranked among her school's top ten in the exams, wanted to be a journalist

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(Clockwise from LtoR): The four meritorious students Yash Salgaonkar, Ananya Sawant, Adit Daftary and Swaroop Godbole from Balmohan Vidyamandir celebrating their victory. on his studies.

He said the SSC exams were overhyped by one and all but one shouldn’t compromise on one's hobbies. “People unnecessarily create hype about SSC exams, it is not difficult. We should not give up our hobbies, as there are many more things to do in life,” added Daftary.

Ananya Sawant, who scored 96.20 percent, said her success recipe was meticulous notes that she maintained in the classroom.

“I was hoping to reach this margin. I maintained notes of every lec-

ture. It was the key to my success. I didn't join any tutorials but studied entirely at home,” said Ananya, who aspires to become Civil Engineer and will opt for science stream.

Meanwhile, Yash Salgaonkar said that he started of late with his preparations, maintaining that he caught up with the rest of the pack.

Coaching classes were big 'no' for Salgaonkar too. “I didn’t want to go to any coaching classes but I got myself enrolled in paper solving classes that really helped me,” he concluded.

he 16-year-old girl who was murdered by her jilted lover on Saturday near the Jogeshwari Talao in Jogeshwari (E), has scored 85 per cent in the SSC exams, results of which were declared on Monday. The girl's family is yet to come out of the shock of not seeing forever their daughter who aspired to be a journalist.

Deceased Dhanshree Molkar's mother weeps profusely saying, “Today the results are out and my daughter has excelled, but instead of celebrating we are mourning her demise. Everything is over for me.”

Talking to ADC, a family member revealed that, on Monday early morning, Dhanshree's family members went to her school which is near her residence and learnt

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Immediate re-exam for students failing in SSC, from next year

n a decision that will give major relief to all those students who fail the SSC exams, Minister for School Education Vinod Tawde yesterday announced that from next year onwards the SSC board will immediately hold re-examination for all those students who have failed to clear their SSC exams that year.

Speaking to news persons here yes- the failed students do not the proposal. terday at Jawahar Bal Bhavan, he loose their one academic In comparison to last stated that in order to ensure that year the SSC Board will anyear's results, the SSC renounce the SSC results by sults have been quite mid-May and after the regood and the percentage sults are announced a imof those passing has inmediate re-exam for the creased. In the state, failed students will be held overall 14,37,922 students in the last week of May. have passed and as Vikas Sabnis The Minister for School against this 15,68,664 Education stated that the seats are available for XI results of the re-Exam will Vinod Tawde standard. Only 8 per cent be announced immediof the students this year ately in the first week of June. Re- have failed to clear the SSC Board plying to queries over whether the exam. Tawde stated that the schools decision will be applicable for stu- should undertake career oriented dents who have failed their SSC programmes for the failed SSC stuexams this year, Tawde stated that dents enabling them to chart their the government was mulling over future academic career.

Re-exams will be held after results are declared in mid-May says State Education Minister Vinod Tawde

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Mira-Bhayandar pass percentage stands at 96.16 in SSC exams

By Suresh Golani

I was on my way to the terrace to apply tar coating to the roof over there; but the agitators asked me to blacken the corrupt official’s face with the tar!

10,290 have successfully passed.

Forty-five education institutions he Mira Bhayandar region regis- flaunted a success rate of 100 per tered a pass percentage of 96.16 cent. Out of the 262 students who in the SSC results declared on Mon- had registered for a repeat examiday afternoon. nations, 93 emerged successful.

Out of a total of 10,701 students Forty-five education institutions from 136 schools in the twin-city in the region flaunted a success rate appeared for the examinations, of 100 per cent.

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that she has scored around 85 per cent and is among the top 10 students with high scores in the school.

School teachers, relatives and family members said that Dhanshree had a very good nature and was good in studies too. She always used to say that she wanted to become a good journalist, the relatives added.

Meanwhile, Prateek Kubal the youth who has been arrested for allegedly killing Dhanshree, has been sent to police custody, police said.

Inclusive education achieves 100pc results in SSC exams

By Kinjal Shah

By Prashant Hamine

The deceased, Dhanashree Molkar secured 85% in SSC board exams.

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uktangan, which is an innovative model of education located within mainstream Government schools providing quality, child-centred, inclusive English-medium schooling to thousands of underprivileged children in Mumbai, achieved a 100 per cent result in SSC whose results that were out yesterday. Among the toppers are Sunny Gupta (dyslexic) who scored 83.2 per cent and Vignesh Gantyala (mild autism) who scored 76.2 per cent.

Usha Laxman, Director-Resources, while expressing her happiness due to the second consecutive 100 per cent SSC result said, “The most impactful aspect of our model is inclusion. In most schools, teachers are not equipped to nurture students with learning disabilities and hence refer them to special schools. This destroys their self-esteem as they are labeled and viewed as not having the ability to be mainstreamed or integrated in ‘normal society’.

The Learning Resource Group (LRG) at Muktangan is trained to support classroom teachers in educating students with specific learning disabilities. They also conduct individual / small group classes to improve literacy / numerical skills. Autistic and cognitively impaired students are taught life skills and helped with secondary behavioral problems.”

Their students have also scored well particularly in maths. The highest score being 98 and the lowest 80. Usha also said, “We also follow a very comprehensive, child friendly method of teaching maths to our children.”

The mission of the Muktanagan organisation is: “To evolve sustainable, replicable inclusive models of quality child-centred teacher education and school programmes in partnership with marginalised communities and to advocate them to the larger system.” Apart from academics, the organisation also carries out dance, music competitions, as a part of holistic education.

Girls outshine boys in SSC, again

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hildren and parents heaved a sigh of relief as the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) declared the Maharashtra SSC results yesterday. Girls were one step ahead, yet again, with a pass percentage (fresh candidates) of 92.94 against the pass percentage of boys which was 90.18. The overall pass percentage was 91.46 in the state.

Around 17 lakh students ap-

peared for the exam while in Mumbai an estimated 3,27,052 (fresh candidates) students are said to have registered while 3,26,275 appeared for the SSC exam. 3,03,099 students have passed the exam with a pass percentage of 92.90.

For the other divisions in the state, Konkan performed the best with a pass percentage (fresh candidates) of 96.54. This was followed by Kolhapur – 95.12, Pune – 95.10, Nasik – 92.16, Aurangabad – 90.57, Nagpur – 87.01, Amravati – 86.84 and Latur 86.38.

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COLLECTIVE WEDDING.... Brides and Grooms at a mass marriage ceremony in Patna on Saturday.

Bees are sick of humans In a worrying development which could threaten food production, South Africa's traditionally tough honey bees -- which had been resistant to disease -- are now getting "sick of humans", with the population of the crucial pollinators collapsing.

The seriousness of the global problem was highlighted when US President Barack Obama announced a plan last month to make millions of acres (hectares) of land more bee-friendly.

Loss of habitat, the increasing use of pesticides and growing vulnerability to disease are blamed by many critics for the plight of the honey bees.

The environmental group Greenpeace, which has launched a campaign to save the insects, says that 70 out of the top 100 human food crops, which supply about 90 per cent of the world's nutrition, are pollinated by bees.

It's exactly the same as around the world, the bees are sick of humans and the pressures and the stresses humans are putting on them.

In the past they were less vulnerable because they weren't stressed by intensive bee-keeping and pesticides and pollution.

The foulbrood hitting

South Africa is the American strain of the disease, he said. The country's bees have previously coped with the European version.

The fear is that the disease could spread north through Africa, where hundreds of thousands of people work in small-scale bee farming.

Right to sell the Sun

A 54-year-old Spanish woman banned from selling plots on the Sun on eBay has filed a lawsuit against the internet ecommerce giant.

Maria Duran, from Vigo in the Spanish region of Galicia, has been claiming ownership of part of the Sun since 2010 when she threatened to bill solar power users.

The woman registered the star in her name at a notary office in Spain, before opening an eBay account selling square-metre plots for one euro each.

But two years later eBay pulled her listings, noting it violated its intangible goods policy and her account was blocked.

She threatened to sue, and now one Spanish court has recognised her claim, 'Sky News' reported.

A trial will take place next month, with Duran demanding around 7,500

pounds for payments she says she has not received.

Duran has rejected attempt by eBay to settle the case out of court.

She continues to sell plots on the Sun on her own website. Duran said that while there is an international agreement which says no country can claim ownership of a planet or star, she is an individual and is not bound by the agreement.

First ‘feeling’ leg prosthesis offers new hope to amputees

The world's first artificial leg capable of simulating the feelings of a real limb and fighting phantom pain was unveiled in Vienna.

Surgeons first rewired remaining foot nerve endings from a patient's stump to healthy tissue in the thigh, placing them close to the skin surface.

Six sensors were then fitted to the foot sole of a lightweight prosthesis, and linked to so-called stimulators inside the shaft where the stump sits.

It's like a second lease of life, like being reborn.

The former teacher, who lost his right leg in 2007 after suffering a blood clot caused by a cerebral stroke, has spent the last six months testing the new prosthesis.

A Royal Bengal Tiger cools itself in a pond during a hot summer day at Kolkata Zoo on Sunday.

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THANKSGIVING

May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be Adored, Glorified, Loved and Preserved throughout the World now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus, thy Kingdom come. Saint Jude, worker of Miracles, Pray for us. Saint Jude, Helper of the helpless, Pray for us. Thank You for Favours granted. — R C-11296 May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved now and forever. St. Jude worker of miracles pray for us. Thanks Rekha.

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CHANGE OF NAME

CLASSIFIEDS I have changed my name from Zohara Razak Haji Habib, to ‘Sorathia Zohra Mohammed Yusuf’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 18/05/2015.

C-12163 I have changed my name from Sajid Ahmed Rafik Qureshi, to ‘Sajjad Ahmed Rafik Qureshi’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/2015.

C-12164 I have changed my name from Mr. Mohammad Rafiq Mohammad Shafee to Mr. Mohammed Rafeeq Mohammed Shafi Khan as per Court Affidavit Dated: 6th June 2015.

C-12165 I have changed my name from Mrs. Madina Bano Mohammed Rafiq Kazi to Mrs. Madina Mohammed Rafiq Kazi as per Deed Poll Affidavit Dated 4th Day of June 2015.

C-12166 I have changed my name from Mr. Dhimant Indrakant Vyas to Mr. Dhimant Indrakant Vvyas as per Deed Poll Affidavit Dated 14th Day of May 2015.

C-12167 I have changed my name from Vijaya Thaun Khanchandani to Vijaya Thanwardas Khanchandani as per Affidavit dated 3rd June 2015.

C-12168 I Dinaben Karsandas Limbachiya have changed my name to Deena Jagdish Limbachiya vide Affidavit dated 1.6.2015.

C-12169 I have changed my name from Rini Prasanna Bisoyi to Niharika Prasanna Bisoyi vide Govt of Maharashtra Gazette (U – 8691).

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I have changed my name from Prabhavati Sampatrao Sabale, to ‘Sneha Sunil Jadhav’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (E- 69816) Dated: 23/04/2015.

C-12157 I have changed my name from Avani Rajesh Bhanushali, to ‘Avani Shailesh Bhanushali’ as per Maharashtra Govt.

Gazette No. (X-57784) Dated: 05/03/2015.

C-12158 I, Shailesh Bhanushali have changed my Son’s name from Kavya Rajesh Bhanushali, to ‘Kavya Shailesh Bhanushali’ as per Maharashtra Govt.

Gazette No. (M-151423) Dated: 07/05/2015.

C-12159 I have changed my name from Vishal Devji Chandra, to ‘Vishal Devji Bhanushali’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (X- 40126) Dated: 08/01/2015.

C-12160 I have changed my name from Sachin Devji Chandra, to ‘Shailesh Devji Bhanushali’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (X-70292) Dated: 25/02/2010.

C-12161 I have changed my name from Gada Yatinkumar Hirji, to ‘Gada Yatin Hirji’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 18/05/2015.

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I have changed my name from Sikha Prasanna Bisoyi to Sagarika Prasanna Bisoyi vide Govt of Maharashtra Gazette (U-8690) .

C-12171 I have changed my name from Amisha Deepak Ramani to Amisha Dilipbhai Ramani vide Govt of Maharashtra Gazette (M – 15314).

C-12172 I have changed my name from Piyusha Suresh Ingale to Piyusha Nagarajan vide Govt of Maharashtra Gazette (M-1572959).

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I have changed my name from Daanya Iqbal Husain Shaikh to Maryam Iqbal Husain Shaikh as per Gazette No. X – 88983 C-12178

I have changed my name from Snehal Shivanand Sambare to Sameer Shivanand Sambare as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Kishor Pradhan Joysar (Bhanushali) to Kishorbhai Pradhan Joysar as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Raziabibi Yakoobbhai Shaikh to Raziya Sadik Patel as per Affidavit Dated 8 June 2015.

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I have changed my name from Shamima Abbasali Kaderali to Tasneem Zoebali Merchant as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Jimmy Kishor Joysar (Bhanushali) to Jitendra Kishorbhai Joysar as per Affidavit.

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My husband name had changed from Abdul Razzak Patel to Abdul Razzak Shaikh as per Affidavit Dated 8 June 2015.

C-12180 I have changed my name from “Shabnam Bano Khadim Husain” to “Shabnam Khadim Husain Qureshi” as per Affidavit Dated 06.06.2015.

C-12181 I have changed my name from “Mr. Praveen Amratlal Gandhi” to “Mr. Pravin Amratlal Gandhi” as per Affidavit Dated 06.06.2015.

C-12182 I have changed my name from Maherunissa Bachchubhai to Rehmat Bachchubhai Zakhra as per Court Affidavit.

C-12183 I have changed my name from Bachubhai Ebrahim Tappubhai to Bachchubhai Tappubhai Zakhra as per Court Affidavit.

C-12184 I Ravi J. Kapoor have changed my name to Ravinder J. Kapoor as per Affidavit dated:27/03/2015 C-12185 I Sonia Singh have changed my name to Mrs Sonia Singh Ahluwalia as per Affidavit dated :- 08/06/2015 C-12186 I have changed my name from Lousdina Fernandes to Lourdes Fernandes as per the Affidavit.

C-12187 I have changed my name from Mohd Gaffar Siddique Khandwani to Gaffar Siddique Khandwani as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12188 I have changed my name from Vipul Vishanji / Vasanji Gala to Vipul Visanji Gala as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

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I have changed name from Nimaben Satishchandra Mehta to Nima Sudhirkumar Amodwala as per Affidavit Date: 06 Jun 2015.

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I have changed my name from Ashutosh Sankhwar to Ashutosh Vandana as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

I have changed name from Ms. Pushpa Narayan Bhoir to Mrs. Kamini Viresh Gandhi as per Affidavit Date: 01 Jun 2015.

I have changed my name from Motilal Devilal Jangid to Rajeev Devilal Jangid as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

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C-12191 C-12175 I have changed my name from Miss.Dodhiya Sonalbahen Lalji to Mrs. Sonal Ashok Shah as per Affidavit C-12176 We changed our minor daughter's name from Nandniben Rambhai Bhetariya to Nandni Ram Bhetariya as per Affidavit C-12177

I have changed my name from Vrushali Ashok Zope to Vrushaali Zope as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

I have changed my name from Toufique Ahmed to Taufeeque Ahmed Mansuri as per Affidavit.

C-12196 I have changed my name from Israel Mansoori to Mohammed Israil Mansuri as per Affidavit.

C-12197 I have changed my name from Abdul Razak Choudhari to Abdul Razzak Chaudhary as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12198 I have changed my name from Yasmine Gaurishankar Ameta to Yamini Gaurishankar Ameta as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12199 I Anita Jitendra Thakkar (Mother) have changed my minor son's name from Tejang Hemal Matalia to Tejas Anita Thakkar as per Maharashtra Gazette (X-40554) C-12200 I Anita Jitendra Thakkar (Mother) have changed my minor son's name from Vatsal Hemal Matalia to Vatsal Anita Thakkar as per Maharashtra Gazette (X-40555) C-12201 I have changed my name from Ancilla Nirmala D`Souza to Ancilla Valerian D`Souza as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12202 I have changed my name from Dhammadoot Machindra Bansode to Siddharth Machindra Bansode as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12203 I have changed my name from Ifteqarali to Iftekhar Ahmedali Shaikh as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12204 We have changed our minor child's name from Rukaiya to Ruqaiya Iftekhar Shaikh as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12205 I, Preet Kaur (Old Name) D/o Sukhdip Singh Presently residing at Canada have changed my name to Preet Kaur Binning (New Name) for all purposes C-12206 I, Fatimah, Indian national, holding passport number F3864480, issued from Dubai on 19/07/2005, hereby announce that I have changed my name to Fatima Luqman Pathan, for all purposes.

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I have changed my name from Mohammad Asif to Asif Nizamuddin Shaikh as per Affidavit.

C-12212 I have changed my name from Ramniklal Ramani to Ramesh Jaggiwan Ramani as per Affidavit.

C-12213 I have changed my name from Ashok Shabuddin Bagthriya to Ashok Shabuddin Bagthriya as per Affidavit.

C-12214 I have changed my name from Nargish Ashok Bagthriya to Nargis Ashok Bagthriya as per Affidavit.

C-12215 I have changed my name from Renish Ashok Bakhteria to Renish Ashok Bagthariya as per Affidavit.

C-12216 I have changed my name from Syed Nasreen Naheed Aijaz Husain to Khan Nasreen Irfan as per Affidavit.

C-12217 I Julie Vincent Coutinho have changed my minor son name from Darly.V.Coutinho to Daryl Coutinho as per Affidavit.

C-12218 I have changed my name from Libania Remeigo Dcruz to Libania Remigio Dcruz as per Affidavit.

C-12219 I have changed my name from Kamal Jafferali Wadwania to Kamal Jafferali Wadhwania as per Affidavit.

C-12220 I have changed my name from Chapsi Gadda to Chapsi Gada as per Affidavit.

C-12221 I have changed my name from Rushabh Chapsi Gadda to Rushabh Chapsi Gada as per Affidavit.

C-12222 I have changed my name from Diwaliben Chapsi Gadda to Diwali Chapsi Gada as per Affidavit C-12223 I have changed my name from Ishabai Shaikh to Aysha Mehmood Shaikh as per Affidavit C-12224 I have changed my name from Mohammad Shaikh to Mehmood Hasan Shaikh as per Affidavit C-12225

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I have changed my name to Vinita Dhakad from Vinita Kumari Dhakad as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Sakeer Mohammad Shaikh to Shakir Mehmood Shaikh as per Affidavit C-12226

I have changed my name from Mamata Hardeo Singh to Mamta Hardev Singh as per the deedpoll Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Jevikkumar Mukesh Raval to Jevik Mukesh Raval as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Sheikh Mahemood Sheikh Hasan to Mahemood Hasan Shaikh as per Affidavit C-12227

I have changed my name from Mohammad Sadique Naushad Ahmad to Mohd Sadique Naushad Ahmad Ansari as per Affidavit C-12228 I have changed my name from Aziz Akhtar to Ansari Aziz Akhtar as per Affidavit .

C-12229 I have changed my name from Zubair Ahmad Farid Ahmad Khan, to, Zubair Farid Khan, as per Affidavit.

C-12230 I have changed my name from Sarfaraz Ahmad Shabbir Ahmad, to, Sarfaraz Ahmad Shabbir Ahmad Shaikh, as per Affidavit.

C-12231 I have changed my name from Shamsher Mohammed Dasgir, to, Mohammed Shamsher Mohammed Dastagir Shaikh, as per Affidavit.

C-12232 I have changed my name from Mohammad Salman Moinuddin Badshah, to, Salman Moinuddin Badshay, as per Affidavit.

C-12233 I have changed my name from Mainuddin None Badsha, to, Moinuddin Badshay, as per Affidavit.

C-12234 I have changed my name from Alika Mainuddin Badsha, to, Atika Moinuddin Badshay, as per Affidavit C-12235 I have changed my name from Rekha Jagannath Pawar to Anushree Anil Chavan as per Affidavit C-12236 I have changed my name from Kailas Shantilal Parmar to Kailash Shantilal Parmar as per Affidavit C-12237 I have changed my name from Magdalen Dominic Nunes to Magdelena Francis Carvalho as per Affidavit C-12238 I have changed my name from from Mohammed Imran Bhagwani to Imran Bhagwani as per Affidavit C-12239 I have changed my name from from Devendrakumar Dipchand Jain to Devendra Dipchand Jain as per Affidavit C-12240 I have changed my name from Jennifer Ashok Pujari to Jennifer Ashok Poojari as per Affidavit C-12241 I have changed my name from Jennifer Ashok Poojary to Jennifer Ashok Poojari as per Affidavit C-12242 I have changed my name from Jyoti Narayan Joshi to Shraddha Ramchandra Taware as per Affidavit C-12243 I have changed my name from Shalaka Ramchandra Taware to Avani Adwait Dhondye as per Affidavit C-12244

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Four men, of whom two are injured were illegally filling gas bottles with LPG and selling them. The fire was caused when a gas bottle exploded

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isitors to Mumbai will be missing the joyride in the famous horse-drawn 'Victoria' carriages a year after as the Bombay High Court on Monday ordered the government and civic authorities to ban them totally within that period to end cruelty towards horses.

In its order on a petition by animal rights NGOs,the Bombay High Court observed that the horse-drawn carriages plying in the city

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n Saturday evening, fire broke out at a slum in Bandra (West) in which around 18 houses were gutted. Fire broke out at Rahul Nagar because of a cylinder explosion.

According to the neighbors, four men – Sheru, Badshah, Aakash and Shariful – were illegally engaged in the business of filling small gas bottles with LPG, and marketing them. “It is due to them that all our belongings which we

Distraught slum dwellers at the spot of the incident. had since past 20 years are now destroyed. We were going to visit our native place and for that we had also done shopping. Jewellery, money, clothes, everything is gone in the fire,” said a woman who lost her home in the blaze.

The neighbours said that

handle, Yuva Sena president Aaditya Thackeray in a bid to ecks have finally been stake his claim thanked the cleared for the construc- Chief Minister for having “foltion of the Rs 8,500 crore, 35 lowed up on our manifesto's km Mumbai Coastal Road be- promise of coastal road”. tween Nariman Point and The 35 km long coastal suburban Kandivali in North road along Mumbai's westMumbai. Union Minister for ern sea front will pass Environment, Forest and Cli- through 10 km of reclaimed mate Change Prakash land. Another unique feature Javadekar gave the final ap- of the coastal road project proval for the coastal road. will be twin submarine tunNo sooner did Chief Minister nels of 3.5 km. Besides this Devendra Fadnavis break the the Metro III corridor benews on his official Twitter tween Colaba-Bandra-SEEPZ

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mals and People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), has sought a direction to ban plying of Victoria horse-drawn carriages.

The high court directed all authorities to ensure that the use of horse-driven carriages and/or Victorias in Mumbai shall be completely stopped after a year.

PETA India in a release said, “The victory follows many years of campaigning

by PETA India, which intervened, along with People for Animals (PFA), in the Public Pic for representational purposes only

they had tried to stop the men from doing this illegal activity as they had faced similar trouble in the past.

SPI Ramchandra Dhawle of Bandra police station said that they have arrested the accused brothers, Sheru and Badshah. Aakash and Shariful

are in Cooper Hospital, Juhu and in Bhabha Hospital, Bandra respectively.

Dhawle added, “Aakash and Shariful will be taken into custody if they are found guilty.

The area will be under our observation and we will be patrolling it on regular basis.”

Centre’s nod to Mumbai Coastal Road

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will be integrated with the coastal road. With this the state government is all set to reclaim land from the coastal regions thereby setting aside its firm policy since past 37 years of not allowing any reclamation of land along the Mumbai coastline.

It may be recalled that the coastal road was envisaged by the previous Congress led UPA government in 2011.

However, the project failed to take off even after then Union Environment Minister

Jayanti Natarajan assuring in 2013 to include the project in the agenda of the National Coastal Zone Management Authority (NCZMA). That did not happen then and the project failed to take off. The BMC has already prepared a plan for the coastal road.

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis in his tweets remarked: “coastal road will decongest the traffic of Mumbai and will create 91 hectares of green spaces. Taking Mumbai infra to next standard. “

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A CLEAR DAY...

A day after the city witnessed heavy pre-monsoon showers, the Mumbai skyline appeared clear and blue at the Worli Sea Face and other parts of the city on Monday.

were "illegal and violative of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act." The division bench of Justice Asoka and Justice A K Menon passed the orders on hearing a public interest litigation filed by city-based NGO 'Animals and Birds Charitable Trust' alleging cruelty to horses by using them for joyrides.

The court also directed that all stables for horses in the city be closed down after a year and taking into account the livelihood of around 700 families dependent on this business asked the state government to formulate a scheme for their rehabilitation.

The petitioners, including NGOs like People for Ani-

Interest Litigation filed by Animals and Birds Charitable Trust (ABCT).”

M/s K Ashar & Co Advocates & Solicitors were the advocates on record for PETA, and the group was represented in the matter by Senior Counsel Jayaprakash Sen. PFA were represented

by Senior Counsel Shiraz Rustomjee while ABCT were represented by Advocate Firoz Bharucha.

Previously, the Mumbai traffic police had restricted where and when the Victorias could be used in the city, but the dozens of challans issued by the traffic police for violations over just a few months revealed the ineffectiveness of the partial ban.

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C-12258 I have changed my name from Mohammed Khairuzzaman Mohammed Hakeem Saheb to Mohammed Khairuzzaman Abdul Majeed Ansari as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Mohd Faisal Mohd Saleem to Mohd Faisal Mohd Saleem Ansari as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Shaikh Sultana Parveen Javed to Shaikh Javed Husain Shakir Husain as per Affidavit C-12261

I have changed my name from Hitesh Champalal Jain to Hitesh Kumar Champalal Jain as per Affidavit C-12279

I have changed my name from Gangji Umarshi Gajra to Gangji Umarshi Bhanushali as per Affidavit C-12262

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I have changed my name from Gurpur Ganapathy Ramdas Kamath to Ganapathy Ramdas Kamath as per Affidavit C-12281

I have changed my name from Sivaramakrishnan to Anbalagan Shiva Harikrisha Reddy as per Affidavit C-12300

I have changed my name from Mrunalini Ramesh Bharambe to Geetanjali Shrikant Jawale as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Nethra Ganapathy Kamath to Krupa Ganapathy Kamath as per Affidavit C-12282

I have changed my name from Uma Mageshwari to Uma Anbalagan Reddy as per Affidavit C-12301

I have changed my name from Mr. Chandrakat Narsi to Mr.Chandrakant Narsiram Belan as per Affidavit C-12320

I have changed my name from Hiraben Keshav Vanjara to Hirabai Keshav Sosa as per Affidavit C-12283

I have changed my name from Sarfaraz Mohammad Ismail Nachankar to Sarfaraz Nachankar as per Affidavit C-12302

I have changed my name from Mr. Narsi Dhanaram to Mr. Narsiram Dhanaram Belan as per Affidavit C-12321

I have changed my name from Rukhsana Bano Mehtab Alam Shaikh & Rukasana Mehtab Alam to Rukhsana Mehtab Alam Shaikh as per Affidavit C-12284

I have changed my name from Anbazhagan to Anbalagan Reddy as per Affidavit C-12303

I have changed my name from Mr. Ekrma Ahmed Manasiya to Mr. Ikrama Ahmed Manasiya as per Affidavit C-12322

I have changed my name from Mehtab Alam Sherali to Mehtab Alam Sherali Shaikh as per Affidavit C-12285 I Mehtab Alam Sherali Shaikh have changed my daughter name from Myeisha Mehtab Alam Shaikh to Taqdis Mehtab Alam Shaikh as per Affidavit C-12286 I have changed my name from Collman Johnny Serrao to Colman Serrao as per Affidavit C-12287 I have changed my name from Irene Hilda Dsouza to Irene Dsouza as per Affidavit C-12288 I have changed my name from Jasmit Singh Putiani to Jasmeet Singh Putiani as per Affidavit C-12289 I have changed my name from Tanveer Mistar to Tanveer Jamaluddeen Mistar as per Affidavit C-12290 I have changed my name from from Jamaluddeen Mistar to Mohammed Mistar as per Affidavit C-12291 I have changed my name from Raghu Subbayya Shetty to Raghunath Subbayya Shetty as per Affidavit C-12292 I have changed my name from Abdul Vahid Ali Shab Bebanague to Abdul Vahid Ali Shab Bewnak as per Affidavit C-12293 I have changed my name from Shyamal Hanmant Kadam to Ganesh Hanmant Kadam as per Affidavit C-12294 I have changed my name from Lakshmana Maniyani to Laxman Rama Maniyani as per Affidavit C-12295 I have changed my name from Bharat kumar to Bharat Jivraj Jain as per Affidavit C-12296 I have changed my name from Abdul Qadir to Abdul Qadir Abdul Rahim Siddiqui as per Affidavit C-12297 I have changed my name from Abdu Rahim to Abdul Rahim Siddiqui as per Affidavit C-12298 I have changed my name from Ajbunnisa to Ajbunnisa Siddiqui as per Affidavit C-12299

We Mr. Pawan Kumar Ojha and Mrs. Nishu Ojha have changed our minor child name from Nihit Ojha to Nipun Ojha as per Affidavit C-12304

I have changed my name from N. Vinayak Moorthy to Vinayak Moorthy Nallakannu as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Arvind Sitaram Agarwal to Arvindkumar Sitaram Sikariya as per Affidavit C-12305

I have changed my name from N. Manikandan Perumal to Manikandan Perumal Nallakannu as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Suraj Kumar Ranbir Chatterjee to Suraj Ranbir Chatterjee as per Affidavit C-12306

I have changed my name from Rajendrakumar Ramnarayan Daga to Ramprasad Ramnarayan Daga as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Bremlata Ranbir Chatterjee to Premlatta Ranbir Chatterjee as per Affidavit C-12307

I have changed my name from Mamatha Anandas to Mamatha Kota as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Zoyab Ali to Zoyab Ali Bohra as per Affidavit C-12308 I have changed my name from Naheem Makrani to Naeem Salim Makrani as per Affidavit C-12309

I have changed my name from Srinivas Kota to Srinivasulu Kota as per Affidavit.

C-12327 I have changed my name from Bharatkumar Labhshankar Gandhi to Bharat Labhshankar Gandhi as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Shamsad Kahtoon to Shamsad Kahtoon Shek as per Affidavit C-12310

I Sayad Nazia Munawar have changed my name to Anand Neena Ramswaroop as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Sohel Sultan Lokhandwala to Sohil Sultan Lokhandwala as per Affidavit C-12311

I Sayad Saddam Munawar have changed my name to Anand Karan Neema as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Pallavi Ketankumar Rahi to Pallavi Ketan Raahi as per Affidavit C-12312

I Nilofer Sultana have changed my name to Shaikh Nilofer Sultana as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 06/06/15 C-12331

I have changed my name from Ghanshyam Kashinath Salvi to Shyam Kashinath Salvi as per Affidavit C-12313

I Mohammad Shakil Mohammad Yusuf have changed my name to Shaikh Mohammad Shakil Mohammad Yusuf as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 06/06/15 C-12332

I have changed my name from Tulsibai Nathwani to Tulsidevi Gandamal Nathwani as per Affidavit C-12314 I have changed my name from Bharti Maheshkumar Bhatia to Savita Maheshkumar Bhatia as per Affidavit C-12315 I have changed my name from Ashok Soni to Ashok Kumar Soni as per Affidavit.

C-12316 I have changed my name from Joyti Naresh Purswani to Jyoti Naresh Purswani as per Affidavit.

C-12317 I have changed my name from Kamla Chandrakant Bhojwani to Kiran Chandrakant Bhojwani as per Affidavit C-12318

I Meenakshi Harishchandra Dhamankar have changed my name to Kiran Surendra Sharma as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12333 I Alka Dattaram Bhandge have changed my name to Devayani Dattaram Bhandge as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 30/05/15 C-12334 I Laren Anthony Dsouza have changed my name to Laren Malcolm Dsouza as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12335 I Ketana Rameshchandra Vhora have changed my name to Ketna Rameshchandra Vora as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-12336

I Ketna Rameshchandra Vora have changed my name to Ketna Anil Gandhi as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-12337 I Mrs. Jayshreeben Bhupatrai Mehta have changed my name to Mrs. Jayshree Bhupatrai Mehta as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12338 I Bhupen Kumar Gangji Savla have changed my name to Bhupen Gangji Savla as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12339 I Daxa Chunilal Rambhai have changed my name to Daksha Bhupen Savla as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12340 I Rakesh Singh have changed my name to Rakesh Chamansingh Mehta as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12341 I Kunal Sudhir Shah have changed my name to Krunal Sudhirbhai Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-12342 I Leena Sudhir Shah have changed my name to Mrs. Leenaben Sudhirbhai Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-12343 I Sudhir Rasikbhai Shah have changed my name to Mr. Sudhirbhai Rasiklal Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 05/06/15 C-12344 I Shubhangi Padmakarao Choudhary have changed my name to Sakshi Amogh Aundhekar as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 02/06/15 C-12345 I Mr. Khimjibhai Umarshibhai Maru have changed my name to Mr. Khimji Umarshi Maru as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 03/06/15 C-12346 I Mr. Umarshibhai Ramji Maru have changed my name to Mr. Umarshi Ramji Maru as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 03/06/15 C-12347 I Mr. Bharatkumar Khimji Maru have changed my name to Mr. Bharat Khimji Maru as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 03/06/15 C-12348 I Grecy have changed my name to Grecy Augustine Shirsath as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12349 I Mr. Pravin Kumar have changed my name to Mr. Praveen Kumar Ostwal as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12350 I Pinky Alias Khushboo Kanti Shah have changed my name to Khushboo Kanti Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12351 I Nileshkumar Prabhulal Parekh have changed my name to Nilesh Prabhulal Parekh as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12352

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‘2 Salesmen’ mesmerise 60-year-old, flee with valuables worth `1 lakh

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60-year-old woman in Tardeo claimed to have been hypnotised and robbed by two salesmen who allegedly engaged her in talks and subsequently sent her into a trance and decamped with valuables worth a lakh from her person in an incident which took place in a Tardeo building on Monday morning.

The woman’s daughter claims her mother could realise they were taking off her jewellery but could not resist due to the hypnosis.The incident occurred around 10:30 am when Meenakshi Mahida was alone in her third floor

residence at Bane Compound in Tardeo while the other family members had gone out.

According to her daughter, Aparna Makwana, a dentist who has her clinic right below the building but lives in Worli, two unidentified salesmen had entered the building selling metal polishing liquids and decided to chance upon the opportunity after seeing her mother alone.“They skillfully engaged my mother in a conversation and somehow got her momentarily hypnotised and oblivious to what was happening around her.

While she looked listless, they began removing her bangles and mangalsutra. She could subconsciously realise what

was happening but could not do anything,” said Aparna.

Mahida then regained full consciousness after around an hour and called Aparna, who later informed the police.

The gold bangles and mangalsutra are valued at Rs. 1 lakh.Cops reached the residence and recorded the senior citizen’s statement and registered a FIR of theft and trespassing later in the afternoon.

“While there are no CCTV cameras on the floor, there are cameras below the building but they don’t seem to have captured anything. We are still examining the footage closely and will trace the accused soon,” said an officer from the Tardeo police station.

Northeasterners thrashed

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at a restaurant in Colaba. We were sitting outside the cafe Manipur government of- after drinks and in a converfice receptionist was al- sation. Soon a police jeep legedly beaten up by police stopped and asked me and personnel in plain clothes for my friends to go home. I told sitting at the promenade of officials that it is not against South Mumbai's Colaba area the law to sit at the promeat around 1am on Sunday. nade.”

The incident happened on But one of the police perSunday night when Charlie sonnel approached them Lalhmachhuana, an em- and started beating Charlie ployee of the Mizoram gov- and his male friend. ernment office house in “Looking at the assault lower Parel area, was sitting Veena stopped a cab to leave outside a food and bar joint from there. While I was sitin Colaba with two of his ting in the cab, the official friends. pulled me outside the cab According to Charlie, "I and started beating me again along with two other friends and then I was taken to CoVeena and Dinpuii had gone laba police station,” said out to have food and drinks Charlie.

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Adding further Charlie said, "I was again beaten at the police station too. I asked the duty officer about the police personnel who had hit me and asked for his name as he was not in his uniform. But, in return, I was asked to produce my identity card and then I was asked to leave and go home at around 1:40 – 1:45am. I have also complained my superiors at Mizoram house about the incident.”

However, speaking over the matter, senior police inspector of Colaba police station said, "There is no official complaint about the incident as yet, we will look into the matter.”

A day after the FIR, Mira Rd cop shunted out

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ccused of kidnap-forransom and extortion from a local businessman, API-Prafful Wagh was shunted out of the Mira Road police station on Monday. Following judicial directions, an FIR was lodged at the Navghar police station against Wagh and two

constables under the relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code.

The complainant Bhavar Singh Rao, a 27-year-old cellphone dealer residing in the Indralok area of Bhayandar (East) has not only accused the cops for assault, kidnap and demanding ransom, but also forcefully taking away

Rs.4.5 lakh from his home. It has been alleged that the trio acted as recovery agents on the behest of a money lender who was entangled into a monetary dispute with Rao. The cop has been transferred to the police HQ in Thane where he will work with the Local Crime Branch unit.

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ister Narendra Modi). We had formed two teams to locate the accused and were suche Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested a cessful in nabbing him within 24 hours.” hoax caller, who repeatedly sent mesThe Mumbai Crime Branch had received a sages on Mumbai Police SMS service num- complaint on Sunday afternoon that the ber, threatening to blow up Mumbai and Mumbai Police central SMS service number assassinate PM Narendra Modi. had got three consecutive messages from an The accused, identified as Satyaprakash unknown number after which the Crime Khelwani (25), has been nabbed from Branch put the number on surveillance and Bhayandar area on Monday. started tracing it. Finally, the team of Crime A Crime Branch official said, “The accused Branch team was successful in tracing the repeatedly sent messages stating, Main hoax caller at a flat of Sai Shakti Co-operative Mumbai ko Uda Dunga (I will blow up Mum- Housing Society in Bhayendar (East) area. bai) and Main Pradhanmantri Narendra The accused has been booked under SecModi ko Maar Dunga (I will kill Prime Min- tion 505 (2) and 507 of IPC.

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Man electrocuted at Vile Parle stn

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man who was travelling on the rooftop of a local train on Monday got electrocuted at Vile Parle station during the evening peak hours, which led to chaos among the commuters – most of them suspecting fire in the local train. However, the Western Railway promptly clarified that there The mishap at Vile Parle, yesterday.

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Speaking to ADC, Sharat Chandran, Chief Public Relation Officer, Western Railway, said, “There was no fire in any local train, a man who was travelling on the rooftop got electrocuted at Vile Parle Station. We repeatedly ask commuters to not risk their lives and travel safely, travelling on the roof top can be fatal.”

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His present series ‘Sanwad’ depicts unique artistic perceptions to highlight the communication or dialogue between two lovers, devotees and the almighty etc. in a realistic style. He has used iconic visual images of Radha, Meera, Parvati, Damayanti, a young girl devoted to her admirer / lover Shakuntala etc. to exemplify nuances of their conversations or communications through proper means or carriers like deer, peacock, letters, clouds, etc during their pangs of separation. Feelings of detachment during separation or attachment during the union between two sensitive and devoted lovers / admires like Radha and Krishna, Meera and Krishna Parvati and Shankar through her devotion while worshipping, Nal and Damayanti, Dushyant and Shakuntala, Yakshini and Yaksha in Meghdoot, and so on find prominent place in various paintings in this series. Use of apt color tones through their harmony and rhythm, skillful compositional textures and relevance of the emotional attachments / pangs of separation leading to detachment etc. and their sanctity in the relevant arenas in vivid expressive forms are the special features of these transparent and glorious creative endeavors which are sure to amaze one and all leading to their warm response and appreciations.

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I Bhavna Vasantlal Gadhecha have changed my name to Bhavana Paresh Parekh as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12353 I Ushaben Versi Boricha have changed my name to Usha Kantilal Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12354 I Pareshkumar Prabhulal Parekh have changed my name to Paresh Prabhulal Parekh as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12355 I Ajaykumar Jawharlal Vishwakarma have changed my name to Ajay Jawaharlal Vishwakarma as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12356 I Yoginaben Amrutlal Patel have changed my name to Yogina Bharat Patel as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12357 I Nileshkumar Shantilal Shah have changed my name to Nilesh Shantilal Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12358 I Mitesh Narayan Sapakal have changed my name to Mitesh Narayan Sapkal as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12359 I Narayan Maruti Sapakal have changed my name to Narayan Maruti Sapkal as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12360 I Sakhubai Narayan Sapakal have changed my name to Sakhubai Narayan Sapkal as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12361 I Abdul Rahuf Abdul Aziz Ansari have changed my name to Abdul Rauf Abdul Aziz Ansari as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12362 I Irrappa Bidri have changed my name to Ishwar Bidri as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12363 I Thomas Anthony Naveethan Fernando have changed my name to Thomas Fernando as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12364 I A. Arookisamy / Arokiasamy Fernando have changed my name to Arockiasamy Fernando as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12365 I A. Therasammal / Theresammal Fernando have changed my name to Therseammal Fernando as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12366 I Rucha Mohakkumar Shah have changed my name to Richa Mohak Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12367 I Mohakkumar Shah have changed my name to Mohak Ambalal Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12368 I Sobarati Shri Hasanu have changed my name to Sobarati Shri Hasanu Idrishi as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Sakinaben Khalilpur Thukka have changed my name to Shakila Begam Khalil Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Puja Haresh Tank have changed my name to Pooja Haresh Tank as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Narmadaben Nanubhai Patel have changed my name to Narmadaben Nanubhai Shiroya as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Jyoti have changed my name to Jyoti Rajendra Sharma as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated.

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I Juli Chandulal Mehta @ Julee Mukund Gandhi have changed my name to Julie Mukund Gandhi as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

I Rajendra have changed my name to Rajendra Ambikaprasad Sharma as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Mehul Ramanik Bayva have changed my name to Mehul Ramanik Bauva as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Ishtiyaq Ali have changed my name to Ishtiyakali Ansari as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

I Deepika Rajendra have changed my name to Deepika Rajendra Sharma as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12373 I Rina Maheshkumar Shah & Rina Ashish Dhami have changed my name to Reena Ashish Dhami as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12374 We Mr. Rajeev Bhaskaran & Mr. Anu Rajeev have changed our minor daughter’s name from Devika K. Rajeev to Devika Rajeev as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12375 I C. J. Gaba have changed my name to Charanjeet Gaba as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12376 I Akashkumar Vijay Jain have changed my name to Akash Vijay Jain as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12377 I Bharatkumar Ramesh Valani have changed my name to Bharat Ramesh Valani as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12378 I Amjad Ali Khan have changed my name to Amzadali Rashid Ahmed Khan as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12379 I Suresh Kishinchand Bharti have changed my name to Suresh Kishinchand Bharati as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12380 We have changed our minor child’s name from Mohit Suresh Bharti to Mohit Suresh Bharati as per Affidavit.

C-12381 I Shalini Janardhan Bhawar have changed my name to Shaila Shantaram Shinde as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12382 I Aniket Ashok Jhanwar have changed my name to Anikeath Ashok Zanwar as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12383 I Govindrao Vasant Salunke have changed my name to Govind Vasant Salunke as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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C-12391 I Mehrunnisa have changed my name to Mehrunnisha Ishtiyakali Ansari as per Deedpoll Affidavit C-12392 I Rameshdev Bhosale have changed my name to Ramesh Bandu Bhosale as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12393 I Joy Nihal Canser have changed my name to Joy Nihal Caiser as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12394 I Khushbooben Giriraj Damani have changed my name to Khushboo Girirajratan Damani as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12395 I Induben Giriraj Damani have changed my name to Indu Girirajratan Damani as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12396 I Giriraj Damani have changed my name to Girirajratan Damani as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12397 I Sureshchandra Ramanlal Shah have changed my name to Suresh Ramanlal Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12398 I Ashita Bharatbhai Shah have changed my name to Aashita Karna Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12399 I Naushad Mohd. Shahabuddin have changed my name to Mohd.

Naushad Mohd.

Shahabuddin Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12400 I Arman Ahmed Sheikh have changed my name to Arman Ali Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12401 I Irafan Firoz Khan have changed my name to Irfan Firoz Khan as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Zahir Ahmad have changed my name to Zahir Ahmed Faizy as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Hasinabanu Firoz Khan have changed my name to Hasina Firoz Khan as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Nita Kalyanji Savala have changed my name to Neeta Paresh Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Meghraj Shailesh Shah have changed my name to Raj Shailesh Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Junaid Ahmad have changed my name to Junaid Ahmad Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Ramniklal Nanubhai Patel have changed my name to Ramnik Nanubhai Shiroya as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Nisar Ahmed @ Nisar Ahmad Shaikh have changed my name to Nisar Ahmed Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Nanubhai Patel have changed my name to Nanubhai Shiroya as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Moosa Adam Rindani have changed my name to Musa Adam Rindani as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12409 I Mohamad Amin Sheikh have changed my name to Mohd Amin Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12410 I Sakilabanu Sheikh have changed my name to Sakilabano Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Shri. Anil Kumar N. Bothra is the owner of Flat No. 105, on First Floor, ”B” Wing in Sagar Complex Bldg No. 4 CHSL, at Sector A-2, Jesal Park, Bhayandar (E), Thane 401105. The Original Share Certificate No. 13 Distinctive No. 61 to 65 dated 31/03/1994 has been lost/Misplaced.

All the persons, government authorities, banks, financial institution, Etc. are hereby requested to intimate to my client or to me as their counsel about any claim whatsoever regarding the misplaced of above agreement of above flat within 14 days from this notice, otherwise it will be treated that nothing objections or claim is their over it.

R.J. MISHRA Advocate High Court B/108, Bhaidaya Nagar “B” Bldg., Navghar Road, Bhayandar (E), Dist. Thane – 401 105.

I Fazal Abdulla Azam have changed my name to Fazal Abdulla Azab as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12412 I Faridabano Sakhir Shaikh have changed my name to Farida Sakhir Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12413 I Mois Ahmed Hussain have changed my name to Mois Ahmed Hussain Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12414 I Akhtar Syed have changed my name to Akhtar Sayyed as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12415 I Mumtaz Begum Akhtar Syed have changed my name to Mumtaz Akhtar Sayyed as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12416 I Nasim Bano Khan have changed my name to Naseem Khan as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-12417 I Renu B. Shah / Renu Bipin Shah have changed my name to Renuka Bipin Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 06/05/15 C-12418 I Bipin J. Shah have changed my name to Bipin Jayantilal Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 06/05/15 C-12419 I Vimal Kantilal Desai have changed my name to Urvi Ketan Mehta as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 06/06/15 C-12420 I Sudama Prasad Ganga Kannoya have changed my name to Sudama Ganga Kanojia as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 06/06/15 C-12421 I Kannoya Ashok Kumar Sudama Prasad have changed my name to Ashok Sudama Kanojia as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 06/06/15 C-12422 I Mr.Vikas Singh have changed my name to Mr. Vikas Devendra Bhadoria as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 08/06/15 C-12423 I Sunil Kumar Ramesh Gupta have changed my name to Sunil Kumar Ramesh Jaiswal as per Maharashtra Government Gazette No. X-88340 Dated: 03/03/2011 C-12424

PUBLIC NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that Ruchi Seth, Varun Seth and Chaitanya Seth, legal heirs/ owners of said resident flat, A-19, Laxman Nagar Co-Op Housing Society, Thane, 400602, have agreed to mortgage the flat A-19 in Laxman Nagar Co-op Housing Society, Thane, 400602 with Tata Capital Housing Finance Limited ('TCHFL') in lieu of a financial facility from TCHFL and All persons claiming an interest in the said property or any part thereof by way of sale, gift, lease, inheritance, exchange, mortgage, charge, lien, trust, possession, easement, attachment or otherwise howsoever are hereby required to make the same known to TCHFL at their office at 1st floor, R & J Corporation, Jawahar Road, Opp. Railway Station, Ghatkopar East, Mumbai 400077 within 14 days from the date hereof, failing which the said mortgage will be completed, without any reference to such claim and the same, if any, shall be considered as waived.

Cyclone Ashobaa will head towards Oman: Met

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depression in the Arabian Sea that has led to the creation of Cyclone Ashobaa will be heading towards Oman, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Monday. The cyclone which is around 600 kms far from the Mumbai's coast won't be hitting any coastal areas of India, according to the IMD. “The cyclone is not influencing the weather in Mumbai in any manner. The heavy thunderstorm and windy weather is due to the formation of the monsoon season that might begin in the next two days,” said IMD director VK Rajeev.

High humidity was recorded in Mumbai on Monday. In Santacruz, the maximum tem-

Firefighters clearing the road as a huge tree fell at Dadar (East). perature recorded was 36.6° C while the minimum temperature recorded was 25.6° C. In Colaba, the maximum temperature recorded was 33.8° C while the minimum temperature recorded was 26.8° C. The humidity recorded in Santacruz and Colaba was 57 and 85 percent respectively.

Though the Met official had

recorded no rainfall on Monday yet felling down of a tree on Dadar East road snarled the traffic causing major inconvenience to commuters. However, police and fire officials were at the spot clearing the traffic.

Several parts of Mumbai witnessed pre-monsoon shower on Sunday.

Tilak Nagar market shop owners’ struggle continues

By Priyanka Bhatt

loss in lakhs and I don't know under the Improvement how the developers are going Committeee's notice previt has been four years since to make up for it. We call the ously and claims to do so municipal market shop builders' office everyday again. “We are looking into owners at Tilak Nagar in around 20 times and their re- this matter very seriously. In Chembur were promised de- ceptionist tells us she will the coming meeting of the cent premises to continue give the message to her Improvement Committee, I their business. But their bosses, but till now we shall bring this subject to dreams of a decent market is haven't received a single re- light and make sure that the yet to be realised as the delay sponse from the builders.” shop owners get their dues is much longer than what any The Chairman of Improve- cleared. We do not want more of the shop owners expected. ment Committee and BJP losses to incur to these busiThe project was given to Corporator Prakash Gangad- nessmen than the ones hapManthan Developers and the hare had brought this issue pened already.” premises was vacated by about 60 shop owners four years ago.

After a joint meeting between BMC's Improvement Committee Chairman Prakash Gangadhare and the shop owners of Tilak Nagar Municipal Market, the Improvement Committee had concluded the meeting by ordering the builder, Abhijeet Rane to pay arrears for the months that the shop owners had not done business at the previous locations of their shops.

The developer gave cheques to the shop owners but a number of them have Rosemary & Thyme International, single largest Health bounced. The shopkeepers care catering company in Mumbai was awarded “Best have been feeling unsettled Healthcare & Outdoor Catering Services” by “The Pearl ever since and have filed a Blue, a Brands Research Academy Initiative”, New Delhi, criminal case against Manfor the fourth consecutive years, at a Glittering function than Developers two weeks held recently in Mumbai. Seen in PIc – Dr. Mukund Aparaago. “The case has been filed jit receiving the award from ace cricketer, Mr. Javagal because we need justice”, Shrinath. Award criterion being Customer Satisfaction says Anil Shah, a shop owner Index, Standard Operating Practices & Accreditations. at the market. “I have faced a

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rescuing 12 people before collapsing due to suffocaSO P.N. Pawar, who was tion,” said Rangdhale. admitted to Hiranandani The officer further added Hospital at Powai for injuries that he will reveal about the during the Lake Lucerne investigation into the incibuilding fire, has been dis- dent to the public. “All the decharged on Monday. Acting tails regarding the fire Chief Fire Officer PS incident will be revealed to Rangdhale said that the fire the public. I am reviewing the officer was admitted to the details and information gathhospital after being suffo- ered at present,” said cated.

Rangdhale.

“The fire in the building Joy Mukherji, son of Ashok had caused a lot of smoke to Mukherji - one of the resispread within the staircase dents who was admitted to passage. Pawar first broke the Airoli National Burns Centre terrace door where he found (NBC), said his father is on a 6 people gasping for breath. recovery mode. “My father He then went to rescue resi- suffered 40 percent burns on dents stuck on the 17th floor his head, neck and upper as he heard their screams and body. Although he was adtook them to the terrace of mitted to the ICU, he is stable the building. He succeeded in and is recovering smoothly.

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He will be undergoing a skin graft surgery on his arms and head in the next 7-8 hours,” said Joy. Hiranandani officials also updated about the condition of the patients admitted to their hospital. “There are 5 patients who are in the ICU and one of the patients is on a ventilator. In total there are 13 patients brought for treatment from the Powai fire incident,” said one of the officials.

A massive fire began at Lake Lucerne building at Powai at the 14th floor of the 21-storey building around 4.15 pm on June 6. Seven people died due to the fire and their post mortem was done at Rajawadi Hospital at Ghatkopar.

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Ponder awhile...

“The fact is that a man who wants to act virtuously in every way necessarily comes to grief among so many who are not virtuous.”

— Niccolo Machiavelli

Right to criticise the PM few days ago, there was sharp critA icism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi by some students of the IITMadras. HRD Minister Smriti Irani promptly sent a letter to the principal asking him to take action against the students for criticising Modi. Evidently she is under the impression that the PM is above all criticism and that anyone who dares criticise him needs to be punished. The principal of the institution imposed a ban on the students. There were demonstrations by students outside the place demanding the lifting of the ban.

People who believed in democracy and the freedom of expression were surprised by the action of the government. As per the Constitution, a citizen has the right to express an opinion and he cannot be forced or be punished. The highest in the land can be criticised by the lowest.

For the first time, a central government has sought to stop someone from criticising the prime minister.

There have been criticism against many prime ministers in the past but there has been no action against them.

The prime minister who has been the recipient of the strongest kind of criticism has been Manmohan Singh.

The students who have been demonstrating had relief finally as the government perhaps realised the wrong it has done and lifted the ban.

The BJP ministers must not be so touchy and they should stop taking extreme action at the slightest provocation. And they should remember our Constitution guarantees the freedom of expression.

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EADS of institutions are not generally assailed. The idea behind such thinking is that the criticism may harm the institutions, which are essential for the sustenance of democratic polity. Germane to this idea is the presidency. Therefore, the President is spared even when he or she crosses the line that the office delineates. Because of this consideration, President Pranab Mukherjee has escaped censure even when a person at an equally high office has been crucified.

This does not, however, give him any licence.

He should not be exploiting the prerogative as he does.

In his autobiography, which he purposely launched while occupying the high office, Mukherjee has justified the Emergency. His act was wrong from all analysis, constitutionally, legally and ethically. During the Emergency, one hundred thousand people were detained without trial. Press was shackled and all fundamental rights were suspended.

The government was run by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s son, Sanjay Gandhi, and extra-constitutional authority.

Yet, the critics let Pranab Mukherjee off the hook because of the esteem the office he occupies evokes. However, his latest statement is unfortunate. He says that the Bofors gun scandal was a figment of Indian media’s imagination. Having known all about the scandals, how could Pranab Mukherjee make such an irresponsible statement?

neighbourhood of Rs.3,000 crore.

No doubt, Pranab Mukherjee finds politics a familiar turf but he left it when he was elected President. His grievance with Congress president Sonia Gandhi may be genuine. But that is between him and her. The nation is not concerned with what goes on in a political party.

Mukherjee had taken it for granted that the key role he had portrayed as a firefighter during the Congress Party’s troubled times he could not be ignored for having served the dynasty relentlessly. But Sonia’s determination to make her son, Rahul Gandhi, the prime minister came in the way of Mukherjee’s political ambitions. Though he was exasperated, Mukherjee soon realized the mood

Funnel the kickbacks

and announced that he would not contest the 2014 election. Sonia readily agreed the position because he had himself cleared the deck for Rahul Gandhi.

Nevertheless, since his election as President Mukherjee has been making speeches verging on politics. He has been commenting on the problems confronting the nation as if he is the Prime Minister of the country. His first Republic Day broadcast beat them all and had naturally evoked some angry comments. Several political parties like the CPI have characterized the speech as political.

What President Mukherjee had said during the speech may be generally correct. For example, his remarks that populist anarchy is no substitute for governance or that there is a rising trend of hypocrisy in public life are right. But he had forgotten that he was only a constitutional head and had to observe the decorum which the elected parliament and state legislatures expected from a person who occupied that position. The office of Presi-

That Mukherjee was a loyal functionary of Mrs Indira Gandhi is well known. But how can he blame the media? He knows that none in India had even a scent of the scandal, much less the media. Rajiv Gandhi had purposely selected the Bofors guns because he could funnel the kickbacks to his in-laws in Italy directly. That they became affluent overnight is an open secret. Rajiv Gandhi had not whispered about the direct deal to anyone in the cabinet. None had any clue whatsoever.

It was a Swedish radio station which broke the story first. The source was a ‘deep throat’ whose name has not been revealed till today.

He passed on the information to Chitra Subramaniam, a journalist who was then working for The Indian Express.

The ‘deep throat’ was an insider and felt horrified over the bribery, which was first placed at Rs.64 crore but turned out to be in the

dent is an institution which should not be allowed to be disfigured. Yet the political leaders do that. That Mukherjee should also be doing so is a sad commentary on his sagacity.

President Mukherjee’s indiscretion may well be a ventilation of his grievance against the denial of prime ministership, which was due to him. He was an automatic choice for the post. He was tall enough in the Congress Party and had proved his ability at the various offices he had occupied. What he did not know — he realized it later — that Mrs Sonia Gandhi wanted to rule herself but feared to do so lest her Italian nationality should jeopardize the chances of her children — the inheritors of the Gandhi-Nehru heritage.

Stalking horse

BETWEEN THE LINES Kuldip Nayar

Sonia was looking for a stalking horse, a dummy that she could use to rule herself. She found Manmohan Singh fitting into her scheme of things. He was clean, competent and an ideal shield to attack from the behind.

He had no group, all by himself, and would be dependent on her to continue as Prime Minister. No doubt, Sonia ruled the country through him for 10 years. It was a strange spectacle of power with no responsibility. Official files went to her residence and the notes written on her instructions were carried out without the deletion of even a comma. Manmohan Singh’s information advisors who have written books on his regime admit in print that he was a non-entity. The surprising point is why they have written this when he is not in power. Not even once did they bring to his notice the general impression that his government was being run from 10, Janpath, the residence of Sonia Gandhi. They too are guilty of misusing the authority which rightly belonged to the Prime Minister.

My experience is that a Prime Minister pays scant attention to a President. The constitution framers, who preferred parliamentary democracy to presidential form of government, have laid down what the President can do. This has, however, been nullified over the years because political parties take the President’s wishes for granted. But with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the saddle, the change is already perceptible. Mukherjee’s comments on topics like the Emergency are decades old and he has not even remotely referred to the present. If and when he does, it would be interesting to watch how Modi reacts.

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HERE are persons who desire something, but by lack of concentration cannot turn their desire into a wish. Therefore the desire stays in its primitive stage all the time.

Also a person develops desire into a wish; he goes so far and no further. But the wish must be developed into will. So the desire is not carried through, so to speak, and never comes to its culmination.

Now this is a subject which is of the greatest importance in the life of every person in the world. No one can exist in the world without wishing for something, and if there is a person who has no wish he need not stay in the world. He must go somewhere out of the crowd; he cannot exist there. He must go out in the mountains and even there he should turn into a tree or into a rock in order to exist, because to be a living being without a wish is not possible.

The difference between persons – high and low – is according to the wish they have. One wishes for the earth, the other wishes for heaven. The desire of one takes him to the heights of spiritual progress, the desire of the other takes him to the depth of the earth.

Man is great or small, man is wise or foolish,

man is on the right road or on the wrong road according to the desire he has.

Now coming to the question of the opposing forces: according to the Sufis there are Qaza and Qadr.

Qaza is the universal will, universal power; Qadr is the individual will and the individual power.

No doubt the individual power in compar-

MATTER & SPIRIT ison with the universal power is like a drop compared with the sea. It cannot stand against the sweeping waves of the sea that come and destroy it.

Nevertheless, the drop, being from the same source as the sea, has also a certain amount of strength, and the individual will also has a certain strength if it wills to hold against opposing forces.

If we want to make the individual will and the universal will more clear, it is in small things that we can do so.

When a person is walking in the street and says, “I feel hungry, I should like to go to a restaurant and have a meal”, that is individ-

ual will. Another person goes in the street and sees a poor man, and says, “Ah, this man – he seems to be poor, he must have something; can I not do something for him? I want to see him looking happier.” As soon as he thinks of the good of another person, at once his will becomes the universal will.

The reason is that the boundary that limits the will of an individual is the thought of the self.

As soon as one has forgotten the thought of self, as soon as one thinks of another, that boundary breaks down and the will becomes stronger. The masters of humanity, those who have been able to do great things in the world, where did they get their will from?

It was their own will which was extended by the breaking down of the boundaries of the thought of self. It does not mean that one should give up the thought of self, that one must never think of oneself, never think of one's lunch and dinner.

The self is there, one has to think about it.

But at the same time in order to expand, in order to let the will grow, the more one forgets oneself the more one is helped.

— Hazrat Inayat Khan

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Maggi magic is over?

TWO minutes Maggi noodle is facing tough time and almost extinct from the market after samples tested paved way controversy and the manufacturers Nestle were forced to withdraw their product from the market. The massive controversy surrounding Maggi instant noodles forced Nestle Global CEO to come out in open and declare his famous product as safe for human consumption. This is quite but natural that the CEO will not let down his company's product or the market share in a open controversy. Both Coca cola and Johnson products faced similar situation came out of the tight spot. However, the name has been spoiled and fame the product had achieved over the years came to naught and the company will have to rebuild its reputation and do lot of spadework to keep the Maggi flag flying once again. Incidentally, Bollywood stars, who endorsed this product for advertisement purpose faced FIR and now will face the music in the court of law.

The two minutes product became popular in a very short time as both the household and hoteliers find it easy to make and serve it to the family members and clients respectively.

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mobile Chinese food restaurants.

Millions eat vada pav, pani puri, all other forms of chat, idlis, dosas and vadas on the streets which are spiced with dust as also other Indian ‘roadside natural condiments’.

The question is – why do we need Indian food standards for multinationals who sell in India?

Why can’t we state that the standards should be the same as in their home country – with information details on packaging also the same? Incidentally has the FDA done so?

— T.R. Ramaswami, Kandivali

Today everyone says Maggi is unsafe but our elders spotted it as unhealthy long back

ers had spotted it's unhealthy contents long back, didn't they tell 'avoid junk food and drink' but nahi, toh ab jhelo.

One has also got a feeling that the number of people developing Maggi related problem in the coming weeks would be higher than those who have been consuming it for over two decades now. It's actually all psychological. I may be fine with a glass of water that may look clean, but the moment I know its source is not clean, it will make me 'feel' sick.

— Jayanthy Subramaniam, Sanpada We Indians are so used to consuming unhealthy and unsafe

products that we may actually fall IF one had followed parents' ad- sick if the quality is improved. We vice seriously this day would not are truly people of 'substance', the have come. Today everyone is con- Maggi episode just strengthens cerned about how much lead is that view. One really fails to underthere in Maggi noodles but the eld- stand why there is so much hue

and cry over finding of unhealthy substance in a food that never was considered healthy.

— Abdul Monim, Vashi

MAGGI magically disappears?

Noodles are so thin that they will twist and turn and creep back right in. India is a market for about 5000 million noodles packets. Since our population is about 1200 million that works out to an average of about four packets per capita annual consumption. But assuming those who can afford consume one packet per week, the total consumer population is about 100 million, or about 10 percent of the population. Does this mean that the remaining don’t eat noodles?

No – they eat the noodles manufactured and served on laaris, ie,

THIS has reference to your article "Maggi row: Clean chit from Maha and Goa; no excess lead, says Kerala" (ADC Jun4). L'affaire Maggi gets curiouser and curiouser. First the central and state governments went to town demonising Maggi. Their spokespersons appeared on television to describe in graphic detail the horrific side effects of MSG and lead poisoning.

Now one by one, they are giving the noodles a clean chit. I have no evidence of course, but I cannot help wondering if large sums of money changed hands. After all, if the parent company Nestle are forced to shut down a major division in India, they would suffer a loss running into thousands of crores. It makes sound business sense therefore, to spread around a hundred crores or so to get the politicians off their backs. Also, the timing of this brouhaha is significant. The crucial Bihar assembly elections are coming up in a few months; and all political parties are in need of funds. I leave you to draw your own conclusions.

— Firoze Hirjikaka, Colaba

thereby devastating fire and causing loss of precious lives. It is easier said than done. In fact BMC should ensure that the electrical installations are revamped, the wear and tear of the age old buildings are repaired structurally to prevent any collapse or damage during especially the monsoon. The monsoon in this city is usually quite worrisome for its quantum and the intensity which generally cause the buildings to be vulnerable for damage.

— Bikram Banerjea, Mumbai

Manipur ambush THE horrible ambush which killed our 20 Army Jawans in Manipur proves that the domestic terrorists also don’t deserve any sympathetic behaviour, but only and only the ‘tit for tat’ treatment on the war footing. These Jawans’ martyrdom and those of so many others before this ambush must not go into vain. We must remember the Chinese saying, ‘Peace comes only through the gun barrels.’

— Hansraj Bhat, Borivali

Bihar politics ahead of polls SOME 'important' developments are taking place in the run up to the upcoming assembly polls in Bihar.

On the one hand, we have the Netaji MS Yadav intervening in the Chief Ministerial candidate dispute between the JDU and the RJD. Whereas on the other hand, the present CM Nitish Kumar, not leaving anything to chance, is reportedly negotiating a pre-poll seat-sharing pact with the Congress. After all, the 130 years’ old party, due to its miniscule presence in the State, has no other option but to go with either of the two dominating regional satraps.

— Arun Malankar, Santacruz

Jayalalithaa

Jaylalithaa and monarchy

let the daylight life be free of parasites: and, what about cleansing Mitihi river? Make it a tourist spot where people can hop and stop and enjoy even much more than socalled nightlife, construct hotels and motels so that even Puneites and Mumbaikars can also spend nights in Mumbai. Even people from interior parts like Sholapur/Satara/Kolhapur can come down and make night halts en route to Dubai and SinOF gapore and Amsterdam! LETTER THE DAY Yes, first thing first -even to attract local people -- make them tourist conscious! And in that process Mumbai City will automatically be cleaned -- thereby making people hygiene as also tourist conscious! I am sure the Thackeray scion being in influential position will do a tremendous service to enthuse Mumbaikars thereby! Children will be too happy for a break -home away from home! Yes, why should only Mumbaikars travel to Sholapur/Kolhapur/Satara -- why not let people also from these places travel to Mumbai and stay in 'star-free' cheap but healthy motels!

IN a democratic country, the elected representatives are public servants. Even the Prime Minster is accountable to the public. In the monarchical system of governance, the proverb is 'the king can do no wrong', it was apparently valid. The case of J Jayalalithaa, who resurrected as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, acquitted of all charges in the — P. Chakravorty, Fort disproportionate assets case filed against her proves that the same proverb in a democratic country too is valid. Practically it seems in India there is no democracy but a YOGA is an elixir for mind, body monarch system of government as and soul and millions around the world have gained by practicing this far as politicians are concerned.

— M. Kumar, New Delhi discipline. The Indian government means well if it want wants to observe a yoga day for school children as well as adults. Where is politics in REFERENCE a liberal nightlife pol- all this? Clerics from the Muslim icy (ADC, May 5), but first thing first community should do away with

Stop communalising yoga

Mumbai nightlife?

Bangla business

their dark glasses and refrain from giving religious colours to yoga.

Yoga is neither Hindu, nor Muslim and if the Muslim community practices yoga the heavens won't fall neither their faith would come under a cloud. Communal politics should now end in our country.

— Altaf H Ladiwala, Bandra

Evacuation unpractical APROPOS 'BMC asks over 70,000 jewellery karigars to vacate from Kalvadevi' (ADC, Jun 5), it is indeed a ridiculous and hugely thoughtless move by the BMC. Nearly a century old establishment providing the livelihood of so many jewellery workers demand a better treat than being evacuated from their base wherein there may be, earlier two generations earned their bread during the last couple of decades. Instead the BMC need to think of relocating these hapless workers so that they could pursue their career in a safer way and not under the constant fear of certain man-made calamities like a cylinder burst or electrical short circuiting causing

Bangla business will boost our economy and make our dream come true INDIA may make commitments for a comprehensive 'money flow' at multiple levels to Bangladesh during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the nation. The Bangladeshi side has strongly pushed a detailed plan for a 'soft loan' for the information technology (IT) sector.

Bangladesh has proposed to supply 10 gigabyte per second of bandwidth to India, for which an agreement is expected between the public sector telecommunication companies of the two nations. Of course, Bangladesh will make money out of it, while the efficiency of networks will drastically improve in India’s northeast, gasping for better speed. To facilitate transit and transhipment through Bangladeshi territory. India is expected to provide financial packages for infrastruc-

ture development. The two sides may also sign a visa facilitation agreement. Modi means business and Bangla business will boost our economy and make our dream come true.

— S. Abhishek Ramaswamy, Sion

Rahul Gandhi sometimes behaves like a novice in the field of politics. Before criticising Didi for accompanying PM to Bangladesh, he should have given thought to one thing. The TMC led by Ms Banerjee is a devoutly secular entity. In its bid to capture power at the Centre in 2019, the Congress will be in dire need of the backing of such likeminded secular parties like the TMC, BJD, AIADMK, SP, RJD, JDU, JDS, NCP, etc.

— Vineet Phadtare, Borivali

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special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on Monday framed charges against 10 accused, including arrested scribe Jigna Vora, in the journalist J Dey murder case of 2011.

"The court has framed charges against Vora and nine others under sections of MCOCA, Indian Penal Code, besides other acts. All the accused have pleaded innocence," a crime branch official told PTI. Special Judge A.L. Pansare read out the charges to all accused after which they all pleaded not guilty.

Continued from pg 1 ÂŤ issue, Prasad said he cannot contest election himself and there was no other CM contender from his family or party, reports PTI. That he had to accept Kumar as CM candidate of the alliance under compulsion was evident when Prasad said, "I am ready to consume all kinds of poison."

"But we will crush this cobra of communalism. We will destroy them unitedly.

We will wipe out the BJP from Bihar."

"I and Nitish belong to the same family. We had our share of fights and differences and we had also levelled allegations against each other.

But, despite that, when the JD-U was divided at the time of polls for Rajya Sabha seats in Bihar, I had called up Nitish Kumar in order stop the BJP. I supported him to check these forces," Prasad said.

"But the communal ele-

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The court has charged the accused with being part of the underworld gang run by fugitive gangster Chhota Rajan, besides hatching a conspiracy and killing Dey. Dey, a senior journalist with Mid-Day, was shot dead in suburban Powai on June 11, 2011 by assailants who followed him on

motorcycles.

Vora is accused of passing on key information like the number plate of the slain journalist's motorcycle and his address to the fugitive don. The police had arrested her on November 2011 and she was granted bail in July 2012.

Also, the police, in Decem-

sheet was filed against Vora.

According to the police, Chhota Rajan, who was upset with two articles written by Dey, which purportedly portrayed him in bad light, had ordered his killing.

As per the 3,055-page charge sheet, Vora (who is ber 2011, had filed a now out on bail) allegedly incharge sheet against arrested stigated the underworld don accused namely Satiah to execute Dey owing to proKaliya, Abhijeet Shinde, Arun fessional rivalry.

Dake, Sachin Gaikwad, One of the accused Anil Waghmode, Nilesh Vinod Asrani died recently Shendge, Mangesh and the case against him has Agawane, Vinod Asrani, Paul- abated, while Rajan and son Joseph and Deepak Siso- Narayan Bisht -- one of the dia. conspirators -- are wanted in Later, a separate charge the case.

It’s final: Janata Parivar’s CM choice is Nitish Kumar street. I do not need to take a certificate of secularism from anybody else," he said.

Responding to a question on whether the proposed "secular alliance" will also have Congress and NCP, the RJD chief said he had worked for the victory of NCP and Congress candidates in the past and hoped that all, including the Left, will come together.

In Patna, Nitish Kumar said Congress is very much part of the plan to firm up a broad ments speak through the alliance comprising the media. All kinds of rumours JD(U) and RJD among others are being spread. They are for the assembly polls. saying we cannot come toRJD's opposition to Nitish gether. I thank Mulayam ji Kumar's candidature was that he made the announce- said to ment that Kumar will be our be due to its apprehension CM candidate," the RJD chief of losing the crucial Yadav said. votes as a majority of "It is because I am a victim Prasad's castemen, constitutof persecution by communal ing about 14 per cent of the forces that I am still on the state's population, accuses

New Delhi, and the HC made the observation while perusing the report.

Continued from pg 1  Observing that there was prima facie evidence, the Engineer), Harish Sharavan Bombay High Court asked Patil (then Executive Engi- ACB to lodge an FIR if a case of neer), Anilkumar Baliram alleged corruption is made Gaikwad (then Superinten- out against the son and dent Engineer), Sanjay Shri- nephew of former NCP minisram Solanki (then Under ter Chhagan Bhujbal and their Secretary) and M S Shah (then firm in connection with reSecretary – PWD). building the Maharashtra Around a month back, the Sadan in New Delhi at a cost ACB had submitted an in- of Rs 100 crore. terim report of its investigaThe direction was given by tions into the alleged a division bench headed by irregularities in the construc- Chief Justice Mohit Shah, tion of Maharashtra Sadan in which was hearing a petition

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The ACB and Enforcement Directorate (ED) had initiated an inquiry against Bhujbal following the HC directive on a PIL filed by Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) alleging that as the PWD minister, Bhujbal had favoured a contractor-Chamankar Enterprises--to rebuild the Maharashtra Sadan in New Delhi.

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Kumar of working against their interests during the NDA rule.

When Lalu and Nitish had joined hands for the August 2013 assembly by-elections for the ten seats, their rebonding led to the two parties securing six.

In 2010 Assembly poll, BJP had won 6 of these 10 seats, while RJD had clinched three and JD(U) 1.

Congress, which wanted a broader umbrella alliance comprising itself RJD, JD(U), NCP, CPI-M and CPI to take on a resurgent BJP in the state, had kept the RJD chief at an arm's length this time with many in the party blaming Prasad for Ram Vilas Paswan's exit from UPA during the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.

SP Chief Mulayam Singh Yadav said parties from the Janata Parivar have always fought against communal

forces, who are once again spreading their tentacles.

"Once again the time has come that we check the communal forces. That is why we have decided to fight them together," said Yadav, who has been asked to lead the merger plan of six splinter groups of the erstwhile Janata Parivar including SP, JD(U) and RJD. After weeks of sparring by leaders of their parties, Kumar and Prasad, who had not met for quite some time, yesterday sat across the table at Mulayam's residence in order to remove the irritants in the path of forging an alliance to thwart BJP's attempt to wrest power in the politically sensitive state.

Before that, Kumar had a two-hour long meeting with Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi.

While the alliance between Nitish and Lalu was announced yesterday itself, there was lack of clarity on the leadership issue.

ified that ACB and ED need not wait for a court order to lodge a FIR if the case was made out against the concerned persons. A month ago, ACB Counsel Ashutosh Kumbhkoni said the agency required two more months to complete the investigation, The ACB submitting both its progress reports to the HC and the court has kept both reports in a sealed cover in its custody. The HC has asked ACB to submit another report on June 15 and kept the matter for hearing on June 18.

A PIL was filed by Aam Admi Party seeking registration of an

FIR against Bhujbal and his relatives and a probe by the special investigation team (SIT) into the allegations. The HC had on December 18, 2014 directed formation of a SIT to probe 11 different allegations of irregularities relating to money transfer above Rs 1 crore in bank accounts of private companies run by Bhujbal, his sons and employees of Mumbai Education Trust and their family members.

SIT was to be formed comprising the Director General of Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) and the Director of Enforcement Directorate (ED).

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Behaviour Basics How do you deal with a child who has behavioural problems? Identifying and accepting the problem is just the first step. In the first of a two-part series on children’s conditions, Anindra Siqueira & Dev Goswami bring you a guide to help you deal with them

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any people believe that a parent should never outlive their child; that it is one of the most difficult things for a parent to endure. Another on the list is if their child develops psychological or behavioural conditions, which can range from common ones such as hyperactivity or learning disabilities to more heart-breaking ones such as schizophrenia. In the first of our two-part series, we shed some light on behavioural disorders that affect children. We also tell you what behaviour you need to look out for and what you can do to ease the stress for your child. Next week, we will be telling you more about a few neurological conditions.

>> If your child is angry all the time, don’t ignore it — try and find the possible cause

The common ones Dr. Shefali Batra, psychiatrist, counsellor, author and founder of MINDFRAMES, tells us that the most common psychological conditions are collectively known as anxiety neuroses. While separation anxiety is the most common condition, phobias, generalised anxiety and obsessive disorders are other conditions are frequently affect children. She tells us, “Oppositional defiance disorder (ODD), conduct disorder (CD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and mood disorders such as depression, form a large chunk of psychopathology — the study of mental illnesses. The early onset of schizophrenia, substance use disorders (addictions), bipolar disorder and pervasive developmental disorders such as autism and Asperger’s syndrome are some of the rarer disorders.

Learning disorders or learning disabilities and attachment disorders are also included in the psychological disorders that affect children.

However, eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia nervosa affect them more during adolescence.”

WhaT To look ouT for Behaviour is a finicky concept. Sometimes, it can just be a simple case of bad behaviour, while at other times, your child could be suffering from a full-fledged disorder that requires medical intervention. While a

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MUMBAI | TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2015 >> Your children may suffer from mood disorders if they are usually depressed, sad or listless

break the emotion-thought-behaviour cycle that leads to behavioural problems. However, since these conditions are accompanied by a certain pathology, Dr. Batra cautions against punishing the child for ‘bad’ behaviour. She says, “Punishment does not find a place in behaviour modification. Parent education and guidance forms an integral part of the therapy protocol, where we empower parents with essential skills to help their children.”

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Continued from pg 13 « disorder is typically characterised by a disregard for everyone else. Children who suffer from a conduct disorder may tease and bully others, push, hit or bite others and may also steal or set things on fire.

These children are often labelled as ‘cruel’ by those who know them, as their negative behaviour is often extreme.” n aDHD Attention deficit hyperactive

disorder is characterised by an impatience, the inability to wait for things and difficulty focusing. Children who have ADHD also repeatedly get into fights without hostile intentions, make silly mistakes and answer questions before you even finish asking them. Dr. Batra says, “This is a disorder with three different manifestations — inattention, hyperactivity and impulsion. There may be one, two or all three varieties of behaviour seen. Children with ADHD are frequently pulled up by school authorities.” n OCD Although this is a neurological

condition (like ADHD), it manifests in a behavioural form. Dr. Batra tells us that children with OCD refuse to let go of irrational, upsetting or scary thoughts. To lessen the anxiety associated with these thoughts, they engage in a type of behaviour — for instance, they may insist that things take place in a certain order without any exception — that may seem out of the ordinary to other people. But, they are very important to them. Dr. Batra says that children with OCD usually suffer from depression too. n mood disorders If children have mood

disorders, they can be sad or irritable for prolonged periods of time for no apparent reason. Mood disorders cover a broad spectrum of conditions and are relatively easier to spot in a child. n Separation anxiety Dr. Batra says,

“Although being separated from loved ones is always hard for children, it’s part of their development process. However, if a child becomes restless, especially when it comes

to going to school, birthday parties, sleepovers or camps, then they may have separation anxiety.” Children fear such situations and may complain of headaches, stomach pain and sometimes, these fears can even manifest as actual physical symptoms. n Social anxiety Children who have social

anxiety are extremely conscious of their social image and performance. They may be afraid of saying or doing things that they feel will be judged negatively.

According to Dr. Batra, socially anxious children shy away from social situations as an escape mechanism. She says, “They are self conscious, even though they know that they needn’t be afraid. If left untreated, this behaviour is a sure shot harbinger of anxiety and depression in adulthood.”

If your child exhibits any of these conditions, don’t be alarmed. Sometimes children display a wide range of behaviour,

not all of which is a psychological or neurological conditions. However, if you do suspect that your child suffers from a behavioural problem, make sure that you consult a psychologist “or psychiatrist.

WHat yOu Can DO Treating psychological or neurological conditions is never easy, but ignoring them is definitely not the answer. Such conditions don’t go away on their own. In fact, if they are not addressed, behavioural disorders can go out of control. Dr. Batra tells us that there are several techniques used by psychiatrists, psychologists and counsellors to diagnose such conditions, which include having one-on-one interactions with the child and using puppets, music and computerassisted programs.

Children with behavioural disorders are treated with therapies such as cognitive therapy. Cognitive therapy is used in conjunction with behavioural therapy to >> Several children suffer from separation anxiety, which can manifest as physical symptoms

Let your child tumble, fall down and pick himself or herself up; only then will they truly understand the consequences of making mistakes and learn valuable life lessons from them — this is a sound piece of advice that is often recommended to parents. However, there is a minor, but important addendum to this. This tactic is effective only when your children are in their teens or are entering adulthood. When it comes to children who are as young as six-years-old, it’s important that parents do not encourage bad behaviour.

Remember however, that not all kind of bad behaviour is a sign of a behavioural disorder — just because your children bully their friends at school, doesn’t mean that they suffer from a disorder. It could, and usually is, simply bad behaviour that can be corrected with an intervention on your part.

If you notice any signs and symptoms that we’ve discussed above, you should seek an expert’s help, but Dr. Batra explains that most bad behaviour can be prevented or changed with good parenting techniques. She tells us to be wary of falling into the pitfalls of the two extremes — both, mollycoddling your child or being extremely strict (which could include shouting at or physically punishing them) can have negative consequences. She explains, “Disciplining is about preventing bad behaviour. In my parent guidance programs, I educate parents on appropriate discipline principles, scientific behaviour modification strategies and methods of democratic parenting in order to inculcate positive behaviour and prevent psychopathology.”

>> Pampering your child can promote negative behaviour

a real life example Dr. Batra tells us about the case of Varun, a fiveyear-old boy, whose situation perfectly demonstrates how pampering your child can lead to negative behaviour. Varun had reached a point where, since he was so used to getting his way by throwing temper tantrums, his mum had to deal with him urinating in a store because she didn’t agree to buy him what he wanted. Dr. Batra tells us that since Varun was pampered from an early age, he couldn’t grasp the idea of being denied anything. Every time his mother gave in to his tantrums, it reinforced his belief that by being angry or threatening to throw a fit, he would get his way. A behavioural therapy programme that he was in along with his mum, helped guide him and also taught her how to ignore his negative behaviour.

Today, Varun realises that throwing tantrums won’t get him anything. He is now very courteous. But, it wasn’t easy — Dr. Batra tells us that it took her speaking with his entire family, including the nanny, to ensure that his temper tantrums weren’t encouraged by people giving in to his demands.

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Black coffee

>> Drinking black coffee to combat a hangover will ease its symptoms, but only temporarily

Drinking black coffee may be your preferred way of staying alert when you’re hungover, but it’s just another bad decision waiting to be made.

Black coffee may reduce your headache and fatigue for a while, but the symptoms will only return after an hour or two and with equal force. Also, remember that caffeine is a diuretic, which will aggravate your dehydration.

Greasy or fried food Salivating at the thought a breakfast of fried sausage and bacon? Put down that oil right now! Also, stay away from the cold pizza in your fridge or the leftover appetisers from last night’s party because contrary to popular opinion, greasy and fried foods are the last thing you should be eating. When you’re hungover, your stomach is extremely sensitive and eating greasy food is just going to make you feel worse. Not to mention, your body isn’t getting the nourishment that it needs.

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An otherwise wonderful and nutritious breakfast beverage, orange juice should not be your drink of choice when you’re hungover. The acidic nature of oranges, or any citrus fruit for that matter, will aggravate the symptoms of a hangover and irritate an already-sensitive stomach.

More alcohol This is for those who still believe in the magical properties of The Hair of The Dog. Yes, a cocktail will make you feel better temporarily, but it will also end up prolonging your hangover.

All you are doing is delaying the symptoms. This is a sure shot way to make your body feel dehydrated.

Too Much MeaT The protein and carbohydrates in meat require a lot of energy to be digested. When you have a hangover, your stomach is sensitive, and eating too much of meat can lead to indigestion.

Instead, pick scrambled eggs, which contain amino acids that will boost liver function and diminish your headache. >> Eating greasy food during hangovers can lead to indigestion

We’re sure you already know what you should be eating after a hangover. But, do you know what’s going to make you feel worse? Sara Shah tells you what to steer clear of if you’re hungover

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ometimes, we make the worst decisions — and downing that last drink is almost always one of them. From the many reasons that make drinking excessive alcohol a bad decision, hangovers are the most painful. Nothing can compare to waking up with your entire body aching, while feeling nauseous at the same time. Most of us may even have vowed never to touch another drink again, only to go back to drinking at the next social gathering or over the weekend.

After a lot of trial and error, we have all come up with our own personal lists of food that we can eat, in order to ease the symptoms of a hangover. But there are also some foods that you should never consume when you’re hungover. These foods not only make you feel worse, they can also ruin your appetite, especially after a night of heavy drinking. So, take a look at our list of foods that you should steer clear of when you’re hungover.

« know more Should you really lay off high-choleSterol foodS?

For decades it has been recommended that you stay away from high-cholesterol foods. Anindra Siqueira tells you about a new finding that explains why you needn’t be so worried

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or as long as you can remember, you’ve been told to avoid foods that are high in cholesterol. It’s said that high levels of cholesterol lead to heart disease, cause deadly thickening of your arteries and can trigger a stroke. But, a dietary agency has now taken a U-turn of sorts. As it turns out, foods thought to be bad for you because of their high cholesterol content, aren’t considered bad for your health anymore.

This all comes from a bureaucratic sit-down, where a committee — the USA’s Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee — is supposed to recommend guidelines for food consumption to protect the health of its citizens, based on relevant research and studies. It convenes every five years to give its recommendations, and five years ago the panel deemed dietary cholesterol to be a health concern. But now, according

to a report published in The Washington Post, the group has found that cholesterol doesn’t need to be thought of as a health concern anymore.

The report cites a change in thinking among nutritionists, who now believe that high-cholesterol foods don’t significantly impact blood cholesterol levels in healthy adults. Experts believe that the problem isn’t with foods such as eggs or shrimp which are high in cholesterol, but in the number of servings of foods that have high levels of saturated fats.

So, what does this mean for you? Well, if you are healthy and get enough exercise, there’s no reason to avoid highcholesterol foods such as eggs and prawns. However, this doesn’t mean that you can unabashedly indulge in scrumptious, cholesterol-rich foods — if you have a health condition such as diabetes, these foods are best avoided.

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>> Addicts spend a majority of their money on buying video games

To quit smoking For those who have resolved to quit smoking, but failed miserably, basil can be your saviour! Chewing basil leaves will help fight the urge to smoke, while the juice has a cooling effect on your throat. It is said to be more effective than nicotine patches, flavoured gum and candy in reducing the number of cigarettes that you smoke. Moreover, the antioxidants in basil will repair years of damage caused to your kidneys.

Basil has played a versatile role in providing holistic health for centuries. But today, the popular herb is neglected in favour of modern medicines and cosmetics. Purva Indulkar gives you a few reasons to follow in the footsteps of our ancestors and use basil more creatively

Mostly Bs Well, at least you’ve got your priorities straight. Videos games are a way to unwind, and you like to leave it at that. Keep up the good work! However, if you know someone who might be addicted, let them know and help them overcome their problem. Try not to be too persistent as they can get defensive, especially since most of them live in denial.

1 To target kidney stones Kidney stones are a common occurrence and the procedure to surgically remove them is painful and expensive.

Instead, drink a concoction of basil leaves and honey for six months; it could help dissolve your kidney stones and expel them naturally through the urinary tract.

To treat insect bites The herb has a prophylactic effect, which means that it can prevent and relieve insect bites. If you are bleeding or have boils caused by insect bites, apply basil juice to the affected area.

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To improve eyesight A deficiency of vitamin A can cause sore eyes and night blindness. To combat eye infections, put two drops of black basil juice in each eye before going to bed.

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To treat common ailments Rich in phyto-nutrients and healing oils, basil helps to fight off malaria and dengue fevers. It’s considered a natural disinfectant as it protects the body against viral and bacterial infections. Chewing basil leaves every day can help to alleviate coughs and ease the common cold.

To relieve stress Basil is an antistress agent or an adaptogen.

Eating basil leaves twice a day purifies your blood and helps sharpen your mind.

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To improve dental health A simple paste of basil leaves can prove useful in maintaining dental hygiene. Dry basil leaves in the sun, crush them into a fine powder and use this to brush your teeth. This also helps to counteract bad breath and massage your gums.

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To prevent skin infections and ringworms Basil has antibacterial and anti-fungal properties that can fight skin infections because they restrict the growth of E. coli.

Powdered basil leaves mixed with lemon juice can also cure ringworms and treat boils.

DAngers of ViDeo gAMe ADDicTion You may dismiss video game addiction as a minor problem, but it’s an actual condition.

Especially in a time like this, when advancements in technology are neverending, it’s easy to get addicted to something as seemingly harmless as a video game. Read about some of the dangers of video game addiction just so you know what you’re getting into.

Aggression

Sure, we’re all aggressive sometimes, but many people admit that video games offer an outlet for their aggression and allow them to vent. The frustration that stems from this addiction can cause displays of unusual and disoriented patterns of aggressive behaviour, especially towards anyone or anything that disrupts their game.

UnheAlThy eATing hABiTs Since thinking about and playing video games takes up most of your time and energy, you’re likely not to be bothered about your eating and drinking habits. You are more likely to resort to eating fast food, frozen meals and other unhealthy items.

Many video game addicts are obese and are likely to develop health problems such as diabetes.

isolATion

If you are addicted to video games, you are likely to isolate yourself from friends and family, or shun any social contact . You start making excuses to put meetings off and try to get out of social gatherings.

Depression

Depression is one of the silent dangers and many addicts don’t realise it until depression has them in its clutches. Often, they don’t realise that their addiction is the cause of their depression until they stop to think about it. Not to mention, they may resort to playing video games, simply to escape being depressed.

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When a person is addicted to video games, they are likely to be under constant stress from being unable to achieve the results that they desire. This stress is magnified when an addict realises that their life is in disarray.

No one can deny that there’s a thrill that accompanies playing video games. But, are you taking your hobby too far? Sara Shah suggests you take this quiz to find out if you’re a video game addict hether it’s on an Xbox, PlayStation or PC, there’s no age cap to playing video games. They are not only a lot of fun, they are also a great way to pass your time — that is, when you have absolutely nothing to do. But, what if you begin to ignore your life just to reach the next stage in the new video game that you’ve been playing? If you feel an unavoidable compulsion to play video games, take this quiz to see if you’re addicted. Also read on to find out more about the dangers of video game addiction.

To prevent acne and pimples Basil is effective in detoxifying your blood, which, among other benefits, helps to reduce acne. Simply apply a basil paste mixed with sandalwood and neem to help reduce inflammation.

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Mostly As We’d like to take this opportunity to tell you that an adult has responsibilities that they shouldn’t shirk simply to play video games. Yes, they are fun; and yes, they do give you a sense of thrill, but that doesn’t mean that you should drop all that you’re doing just to finish a game. Video game addiction can be quite harmful in the long run and can lead to health problems, loss of sleep, anger issues and depression. If you feel like you may be addicted, consult a psychologist who may recommend cognitive behavioural therapy to treat your addiction.

2) You blow off your friends and often put off meetings so that you can play your new game. a) True. b) False.

3) You often get defensive when someone points out that you spend too much time playing video games. a) True. b) False.

4) Even when you’re not playing a video game, you’re thinking about the level that you’re stuck on. a) True. b) False.

5) Playing video games makes you feel more expressive and you’re likely to show

emotions such as anger and annoyance while you play. a) True. b) False.

6) A large chunk of your salary goes into buying the collector’s edition video games. a) True. b) False.

7) You forget to have a bath because you’re engrossed playing a video game. a) True. b) False.

8) You haven’t had a good night’s sleep, in a very long time because you generally play well into the night. a) True. b) False.

>>If you think you are addicted to video games consult a psychologist immediately

« quick quiz to know yourself

do you have a Magpie-like obsession?

A magpie’s nest is blindingly bright during the day, because it’s filled with glittering objects! These birds collect shiny things by the dozen, thinking of each one as better than the last. Over time, the birds have become a metaphor for uncontrollable human urges. Purva Indulkar suggests you take this quiz to find out if you have a magpie-like obsession

1. Do you often shell out exorbitant amounts of money to buy things? a) Yes. b) No.

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As a healing agent Basil is often used in the treatment of ulcers, cuts and wounds because of its antiseptic properties.

It strengthens your stomach and facilitates abundant perspiration.

Basil is an essential ingredient in cough syrups because it eliminates phlegm from your air passages.

2. Do you sometimes feel an uncontrollable desire to possess a certain item? a) Yes. b) No.

else’s possessions? a) Yes. b) No. 5. Is your storage space overflowing with unnecessary things, but you still keep buying new items? a) Yes. b) No.

3. Do you focus on obtaining items, even if they are unattainable? a) Yes. b) No.

6. When your friend lends you her shiny new jewellery, do you try to come up with ways to keep it for yourself? a) Yes. b) No.

4. Do you feel a strong urge to reach out and touch someone

7. Do you get bored by routine? a) Yes. b) No.

Mostly As You suffer from a pattern of constantly losing focus and undertaking irrelevant pursuits. In other words, you exhibit symptoms of The Magpie Syndrome. To combat this, write down your daily goals and list out the things that you need to do in order to achieve them. Then list out all the activities that you feel the urge to perform, but are disconnected from your goal. Eliminate those that you can.

Implement this on a daily basis and you will notice that your fixation has reduced without making too much of an effort.

Mostly Bs You do not suffer from The Magpie Syndrome, but you have some magpie moments from time to time. This is acceptable because it’s natural for us to be obsessed with certain things for a particular period of time. But, make sure that this behaviour doesn’t stay over a long period of time and control your impulses before they turn into a disorder.

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You should know... n The Coach Crew is an online service that

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lets you select the perfect coach for the sporting activity of your choice. n They are currently connected to coaches who offer a range of sports including basketball, football, tennis, judo, swimming — even chess! n They also have a guided experience, where Divesh or Gaurang run you through each stage of the selection process personally, helping you to pick a sport, zero in on coaches and sometimes even accompany you to meet them for the first time! n They plan to introduce mobile basketball coaching, where they will go around the city with a portable basketball net and personally coach children. We’re hoping they take the concept forward to different sports soon!

Image credit: Nikarika Kulkarni

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ake a look around you and try to spot children playing a sport. Not trying to kick a football across a sandpit, actually training to play a game. Now, look around to spot those on mobile phones, heads hunched over as they crush candies and subway surf. If you weigh one against the other, you know who’s going to win. Enter The Coach Crew, and life may be about to change — in a good way! After all, encouraging sport means encouraging the team building, personality development and fitness that it inculcates, right?

We weren’t sure what to expect when we prepared for our conversation with Divesh and Gaurang. Even if you’d never met them before, you would know immediately that there was some sporting history behind their association. From how they walk in to their lanky athletic frames, we could tell why people would, as they told us, believe that they were the right fit to do the coaching themselves. They still play basketball together, and they do love to teach (their events have been quite a hit), but that’s not what The Coach Crew is about.

liGht bulb moments & inspiration When we start off by asking them about how the idea for The Coach Crew came into being, it’s Gaurang who, after a little prompting from Divesh, answers. He starts slow, telling us the story of a child they spotted struggling as they played basketball at the YMCA a few years ago. Somewhere though the story, the laboured, interview-friendly demeanour falls and their passion takes over, as they tell us about how the boy was playing football on a basketball court, being guided by a disinterested coach who was completely engrossed in his phone, barely looking up when he was asked for instruction. Divesh chips in to tell us that this is when the first seeds for what would ultimately become The Coach Crew were sown.

Here was a boy intent on learning a sport that wasn’t on a flat screen, but he wasn’t being encouraged to do so. And, after growing up around sport, that image kept coming back to them.

As Divesh explained, “We kept talking about it and wondering how we could connect talent with the right coach.” Connecting talent with the right coach — that’s probably the best way to describe The Coach Crew.

come toGether Formally put together a few months ago, they’ve personally interviewed over 80 coaches, trying to set up a database in a

Image credit: Nitesh Juvale | HRM

What do you get when two sports lovers put their heads together? The Coach Crew! The exciting new concept connects children who love sports, with skilled coaches who can guide them to improve both skill and personality.

Rhea Dhanbhoora & Dev Goswami find out more from duo Divesh Nathani & Gaurang Bajaj, the brains behind the brand

>> The founders, Gaurang (left) and Divesh (right) process that was quite challenging. Divesh quips, “The problem is that the coaching industry is very disorganised. There is no data on past achievements — in fact most coaches are hesitant to talk about them! We say, ‘Oh, you’ve won 10 gold medals, that’s great. Can you tell us about that?’ and they are most likely to tell us that they don’t want to. They think it would amount to bragging, but it’s a question of putting down facts that can help people pick the coach they want.”

This, Gaurang, tells us made them tweak the way they approached coaches — what they thought would be a formal interaction (mostly over email), suddenly became a more personalised, face-to-face meeting. Much like our interview with them!

What they thought would take a couple of meetings turned into five and six, all in order to get coaches on board and obtain small, but important details — do they have parking space? Is there a drinking water fountain nearby? Is the information authentic, are there pictures? Gaurang places emphasis on the importance of being able to hold credence with parents, who are the ultimate decision makers. Divesh adds that it was a challenge to create a platform that was interesting enough for the new-age, younger generation, but still credible enough for parents to trust. Once you get the hang of it, it’s simple — you like a coach, you contact him and you’re done.

readY, set, Go! We prefer to exercise our fingers over a keyboard ourselves. But, speaking with people who you can tell are doing this to help others get the same satisfaction from sport as they have, we were sold. Getting children on board however, is a different ballgame altogether. It’s when Divesh and Gaurang start talking about changing sport culture in India that we realise that The Coach Crew is about more than connecting parents with coaches. From stations at Sunday’s Equal Streets event, to a recent impulse splurge on a portable basketball net (they plan to set up India’s first mobile basketball coaching), they want to expose children to new sports, not create the perfect business plan. Also, as Divesh reiterates, “Unfortunately, children won’t come to the sport on their own any more. So, the best we can do is bring the sport to them and allow them to choose whether they want to play it or not.”

Gaurang tells us that their experience at Equal Streets was an eye-opener. “While setting up the net in the morning, I asked Divesh, ‘What if no one comes?!’ Then we saw that not only did children keep coming back, there were also a few who refused to budge from our station.” Add to that the adults who were thrilled to have a space to try their hand at shooting a hoop and it’s easy to see why this is a good idea. From seeing pure, unadulterated happiness on children’s faces (which Divesh tells us is something that really matters to them) to signing up new customers and parents asking whether it was the duo who would be coaching the children, they’re looking at this as more than just a service that connects children and coaches.

supportinG acts Divesh and Gaurang are supported by people who share their passion, so The Coach Crew has become a group that aims to improve sporting culture and provide children with lifelong advantages. This is where their tag line, Advantage You, comes from. Gaurang signs off perfectly, saying, “When they approach us, I want the tag line to hold true for them; I want them to experience advantage in their lives — whether it’s in the sports that we offer or in their careers and academics.”

Get in touch www.thecoachcrew.com and www.facebook.com/TheCoachCrewIndia.

You can also email divesh@thecoachcrew.com

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>> Don’t indiscriminately take paracetamol if you’re pregnant

«know more Paracetamol and the Pregnant woman

According to a new study, you should steer clear of paracetamol when you’re pregnant.

Anindra Siqueira tells you how it could affect your unborn son

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t seems as though there’s no end to advice for what pregnant women should do and what they should not do in order to avoid harming their unborn child. And, several industries pray on such fear and doubt. However, a new study now suggests that taking seemingly harmless doses of paracetamol when you’re pregnant can harm the testosterone production in unborn male babies.

What researchers did is quite interesting: they grafted human testicular cells into mice, as part of a method of research called a xenograft model. One group of mice were given a typical dose of paracetamol (three times a day) over a period of 24 hours, while another group were given the daily dose for seven days.

An hour after the final dose, they measured the amount of testosterone produced by the human cell. The study, which appeared in the journal, Science Translation Medicine, found that there was no significant change in the testosterone levels of the mice that were exposed to the paracetamol for 24 hours. Those

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that had been administered the dose for a week however, showed a 45% reduction in the overall production of human testosterone.

“Paracetamol is available over-the-counter and is often taken without any consideration of its side-effects,” Dr. Rod Mitchell, who is one of the authors on the research paper, was quoted as saying. “The study would support current recommendations that paracetamol should be taken for the shortest possible time and at the lowest possible dose.”

The concern arises because the statistics tell us that a large proportion of women (about 65%) take paracetamol when they’re pregnant in order to alleviate the pain, especially since they believe that it’s harmless. However, if you’re pregnant and have been taking paracetamol, don’t panic after you read this. The research is in its infancy and there may be other factors to consider. If you’re concerned, consult your doctor.

>> Wash your hair with listerine to eliminate dandruff

How much do you really know about the medication that you’re taking? Some of your regular, over-the-counter medicines can be used to treat the most bizarre health issues, says Yamini Walia

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efore you pop an aspirin or gulp down some Benadryl, think about the other things people are using them to treat.

Sure, you’re using the medicine to alleviate a headache or cure a cough, but other nagging health issues could benefit from them too!

Your local pharmacy could actually be a centre for some of the best medication, with multiple purposes. Read on as we highlight a few.

Aspirin We’re sure that aspirin is your go-to remedy for a fever or for mild, moderate aches and pains such as muscle aches, toothaches, a common cold and headaches. But, it can also be used to treat insect bites, stings and dandruff. So, if you were bitten by a mosquito, crush two tablets of aspirin into a fine powder, then add >> You can use toothpaste to clear out blemishes and dry up pimples

>> Crush a few aspirin tablets for an effective remedy against dandruff and insect bites a few drops of water to make a paste and use it to soothe the sting. If you suffer from a dandruff problem, mix the same paste with your shampoo and rinse it out after a few minutes.

BenAdryl Benadryl effectively treats a cough as well as other symptoms of a common cold and allergies. But, it also comes in handy when you’re suffering from motion sickness and helps you to sleep better. This is because its main ingredient, diphenhydramine, is an antihistamine, which can make you feel sleepy. If you have motion sickness, Benadryl can disrupt the chemicals that deliver signals of movement to your brain, controlling the feeling of nausea.

listerine Listerine is used to kill germs and improve overall oral health. However, the mouthwash can also be used to treat lice, dandruff and stinky feet. The active ingredients in listerine kill lice by making it hard for them to breathe.

All you need to do is soak your hair and scalp with Listerine and rinse it out after 10 to 15 minutes for effective results.

toothpAste We all know that toothpaste keeps your teeth healthy. But, it is also used to clear up pimples, blemishes, mild burns and bruises. Just apply the toothpaste to the affected area before

going to bed and it should dry up by morning.

Toothpaste kills bacteria, by dehydrating it and also absorbs oil. Moreover, it can also be used to effectively remove stains from your bathroom sink!

Vicks VAporuB Vicks Vaporub has proven its mettle when it comes to treating a blocked nose. But, it can also be used to relieve sore muscles, heal small cuts and cure nail fungus. Menthol, the minty ingredient present in Vicks Vaporub, also eases a migraine. To treat nail fungus, just coat your nail with the solution once or twice a day and to prevent infection, apply a small amount of it on cuts.

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>> Trying to get rid of your acne with quick-fix solutions may actually aggravate the problem

ask our beauty expert BarBara, OUr BeaUTy exPerT, will helP fix yOUr PrOBlems

Dear Barbara, I have a strange problem — whenever I rub my skin vigorously, tiny, black clumps of what I presume is dirt appear. At first, I thought it was a result of staying out during the day and coming in contact with dirt and pollution. But, this happens even after I have a bath. It’s not a big problem, but I just feel unclean knowing that they will form every time I rub my skin. Is there anything that I can do?

— Purvesh hingorani, malad Dear Purvesh, The black clumps you are seeing are actually dead skin cells. This is a sign that you aren’t exfoliating enough. Your skin sheds over time, and this dead skin begins to accumulate on your body. If you don’t scrub this off, not only will it lead to the tiny black balls that you’ve described, it can also cause acne. The solution is pretty simple; start off by exfoliating every day. We recommend doing this daily so that you get a quick solution for your problem. But, remember that you run the risk of over-exfoliating your skin, which can leave you with itchy rashes. So, after a week or two of daily exfoliation, cut back to once or twice a week. A scrubbing brush will work, but if it doesn’t help, use special exfoliating creams and scrubs.

Dear Barbara, I have an extremely painful problem — my toenail is digging into my skin. I don’t know how it happened, except that one day my toe began to hurt tremendously and, on examination, I saw that the edge of my toe nail was digging into my skin. I can’t wear closed shoes and even when I wear open shoes, I suffer from unbearable pain.

I need a permanent solution. Please help!

— akriti Bhatnagar, andheri Dear akriti, What you’ve described is known as an in-grown toenail, which can occur because of improper trimming, foot injuries or a fungal infection. You shouldn’t take this lightly, not only because it can be extremely painful, but also because if left untreated, you could end up developing an infection. While we recommend visiting a doctor, there are a few home remedies that can help if it’s in its early stages. Soak your feet in warm water around four times a day and make sure that you keep your feet clean through the day.

After soaking you feet, try to lift up the corner of the nail that is digging into your flesh. We know that this probably sends shivers down your spine, but it’s important. If you don’t think you can do this on your own, visit a doctor.

Acne AwAy! Having an acne breakout is embarrassing at any age. After all, waking up to a glaring pimple can ruin your entire day! And then you end up scouring the internet for ways to rid yourself of the issue. But, are you doing it right? Pooja Salvi tells you what you should avoid doing when you’re trying to get rid of acne

n Using harsh products: If you suffer

brushes is as important as taking your makeup off before going to bed. If you use your brushes for too long without cleaning them, you can end up with clogged pores, because your brushes contain traces of makeup residue and oils from your skin. In order to prevent this, clean your brushes at least once a week with a mild shampoo. Baby shampoo works best!

from a bout of acne, washing your face with harsh products is a big nono. Most regular soaps and face washes are harsh and end up drying out your skin. Use a gentle cleanser instead — you could try something like Neutrogena’s Extra Gentle Cleanser (`449). n Over-cleansing your face: Using a

n Touching your face too often: This is

gentle cleanser is an important step in the fight against acne. But, overcleansing your face is not. Dr. Madhuri Agarwal, dermatologist and aesthetic physician at Yavana Aesthetic Clinic, says, “It’s good to cleanse your face, but over-cleansing is not. Doing this irritates your skin and aggravates the acne. Simply cleanse your face twice or three times a day if necessary, but not more than that.”

one of the most common mistakes people make; they touch their faces too often. If you are in the habit of doing this, stop right now! The bacteria and oils that cause you to break out are also present on your hands. Touching your pimples repeatedly will only cause more damage. n Putting acne medication during the

n Using a rough towel: When you’re

dealing with acne, you need to be gentle with your skin. A rough towel can irritate as well as hurt your skin.

Also, don’t rub your face when you’re drying it; it’s better to dab it lightly. n Using oil-based makeup: Dr. Madhuri

says, “Using small amounts of makeup to cover up your acne is fine. However, oil-based makeup blocks your pores, so be sure to use water-based makeup instead of oil-based products.”

n Going to bed with makeup on: We

know that you love to apply makeup, but sleeping with it on is a bad habit.

Your skin needs to breathe to stay healthy, and not doing so clogs your pores, which can result in future breakouts. n Not washing makeup brushes

frequently: Frequently washing your

day: We all are guilty of doing this! We buy several expensive anti-acne creams and use them as a quick fix in order to combat a breakout. These creams are supposed to be left on overnight, and under the sun, they can burn your skin. And then you will have a bigger problem to deal with.

n Not showering after a workout:

Showering after a workout or after any physical activity is important because sweat, dust and bacteria get trapped in the pores of your skin.

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NEWS IN BRIEF

FSSAI to test all noodles, pasta, macaroni brands

NATION

Maggi, Top Ramen, Wai Wai, Yummy and Foodles among 32 brands to go through stringent tests

Trebhuwan Singh Raman

Raman awarded patent for ‘air embolism’

National Award-winning scientist Trebhuwan Singh Raman, who has been awarded a patent to make a device to control a fatal condition of 'air embolism', on Monday called for fresh impetus to medical research in the country and sought private participation in the matter. The device, called "an improved drip chamber in a fluid infusion set", will help control 'air embolism', a deadly pathological condition caused by a gas bubble, or bubbles, in a vascular system that results in a blood clot or solid mass and ends up blocking a vessel. "A large amount of air, if delivered, in one time, can stop the functioning of the heart. The fatality of air embolism is difficult to measure," Raman said.

AI sends DGCA nodal officer to Jeddah

National carrier Air India has rushed its DGCA nodal officer to Jeddah to get first hand information on one of its cabin crew members, who is under detention at Jeddah Airport since June 4, on charges of gold smuggling. The airline has also contacted the Indian Embassy officials in Saudi Arabia in this regard, an Air India official said.

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EW DELHI: After Maggi, quality testing was ordered on Monday for noodles, pasta and macaroni brands of seven companies including Nestle, ITC and GlaxoSmithkline across the country to check for health hazards.

Listing out the total 32 such brands including Maggi, Top Ramen, Wai Wai, Yummy and Foodles, the central food safety regulator FSSAI also ordered immediate recall of all other such instant food products which did not have any product approval and were being sold in the market in an "unauthorised and illegal" manner.

In its order for quality testing by all states and union territories, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) said that "various test results on Maggi and some other similar products have raised serious health concerns" and therefore it was necessary to test other similar products, reports PTI. "In view of the same, it would be advisable to draw regulatory samples for similar products for which product approvals have been granted by FSSAI," it said, while asking the samples to be sent to the authorised labs for testing.

"The safety of all other such products in these categories has not

been assessed as per the Product Approval procedures. As such, the same are unauthorised and illegal and cannot be intended for human consumption," the regulator said. "...You are advised to ensure that such products are recalled, removed from the market and destroyed," FSSAI CEO YS Malik said in a circular to the Commissioners of Food Safety of all States and UTs. In the circular, the FSSAI has also listed out the detailed parameters on which such tests would need to be conducted for noodles, pastas and macaroni with tastemaker of all makes and brands present in the market.

Prez watches ‘Piku’ with Big B

EW DELHI: Diplomats from 152 foreign missions in the country have been invited for the mega event on June 21 to celebrate the UN-declared International Yoga Day where Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be present.

Every diplomatic mission has been given three passes for the function to be held at Rajpath here from 7.30 a.m., sources said. Confirmations to attend were still coming-in, they said when asked

MHA denies sanction to prosecute ex-IB official, 3 others

In what could put brakes on the probe in Ishrat Jahan fake encounter case in Gujarat, the Centre has denied sanction sought by CBI to prosecute ex-IB official Rajender Kumar and his three colleagues, all of who were charged with criminal conspiracy.

President Pranab Mukherjee poses with actor Amitabh Bachchan and Director Shoojit Sircar at the Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on Sunday.

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EW DELHI: 'Piku', a Bollywood rib-tickler, which has Amitabh Bachchan portraying an old Bengali man suffering from anxiety disorder due to constipation, had President Pranab Mukherjee in splits on Sunday.

Mukherjee enjoyed the film at a special screening at Rashtrapati Bhavan in the company of the megastar himself and veteran BJP leader L.K. Advani, a known movie buff, who was seated next to the President.

The President was seen having a hearty laugh many times during screening of the film in which Bachchan plays father to Deepika Padukone.

The 72-year-old actor, who was

seated between the President and his daughter Sharmistha, was also seen sharing some 'behind scene stories' during the screening.

"I say with great reserve of modesty, he absolutely loved it! Most particular he seemed to have enjoyed the 'perfect' Bengali-Hindi accent, which he felt was flawless," Bachchan wrote on his blog.

"The President later invited us over for dinner and we continued to discuss the film and its merits," Bachchan, who was accompanied by his son Abhishek, told PTI. The Director of the movie Shoojit Sircar, whose 'Madras Cafe' and 'Vicky Donor' received wide acclaim, was also present, and so was Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu.

J&K to act tough against anti-national activities

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AMMU: The Jammu & Kashmir government, which is under attack over raising of Pakistani flags and pro-Khalistan slogans in Jammu & Kashmir, on Monday said the anti-national activities had been going on earlier also but the new dispensation is taking tough action to curb these.

"I want to put the facts straight.

So far as the anti-national activities are concerned, they (separatists and some sections of sikhs) are doing it since long," Dy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh told PTI. He was responding when referred to repeated incidents of raising of Pakistani flags and proPakistan slogans in Kashmir and pro-Khalistan slogans and appearance of posters of slain Khalistani militant leader Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale in Jammu. The state government has come under attack for allowing such activities.

"The question is whether the government is acting or not? We have acted. We arrested (Kashmiri separatist) Masarat Alam and put him behind bars. We have lodged FIRs against others. They are being tried. Law will take its own course," he said.

"So far as this issue (of appearance of Bhindranwale's posters and raising of pro-Khalistan slogans in Jammu) is concerned, we have filed FIRs against those involved," the Dy CM said.

"We will never allow this to happen again. We cannot do it. It was taking an ugly turn, so our priority was to cool down the tempers. Ultimately we succeeded in that,” he added.

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NCP to hold 2-day meet in Patna

A two-day national executive and convention of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) will be held in Patna from Tuesday. NCP spokesman Nawab Malik said that the party's national executive meeting will be held tomorrow evening where the draft of political and economic resolutions to be adopted at the convention on June 10 will be discussed. "Pawar is expected to speak on the national political scenario and the Bihar assembly elections," he said. On June 10, the NCP will also observe the 16th anniversary of its foundation day.

Cakes and masala or tastemaker would need to be tested separately, while all states and Union Territories have been asked to submit their reports by June 19, Malik said.

The circular follows FSSAI order on Friday for recall of all variants of Nestle India's Maggi noodles terming them as "unsafe and hazardous" for human consumption.

Nestle India recalled Maggi from the markets after several states banned the famous '2-minute' instant food brand as tests showed that it contained taste enhancer MSG (Monosodium glutamate) and lead in excess of the permissible limits.

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how many diplomats have confirmed their presence. However, not every top envoy is expected to be present with some of them travelling or having prior commitments, the sources told PTI. Minister for Ayush Sripad Yasso Naik on Monday took stock of preparation for the event at the Rajpath that is expected to be attended by around 35,000-40,000 people. The event will be webcast and telecast live.

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TOP VIEW Many ponzi schemes are falling under a regulatory vacuum, as there is no clarity on whose regulatory turf it falls in, and therefore remains a grey area.

RBI Deputy Governor SS Mundra BUSINESS BRIEFS ICRA Sees NPAs Soaring By Up To 150 Bps To 5.9%

Nifty At Lowest Level Of The Year NSE India: CNX Nifty — Daily Market Report for: Tuesday (June 9, 2015) (Based on the activity of the previous trading day) by Dominic Rebello

REVIEW OF THE PREVIOUS DAY: The Nifty fell substantially on Monday (June 08, 2015) a net 70.55 points (0.87%) and closed at the 8044 point level. The market opened up with a gap at the 8124 points level. It then rose further and registered the day’s high at the 8131 points level at 9.16 a.m. The index then declined sharply into the red and turned into a range bound movement until 2.50 p.m. It then declined further and registered the day’s low at the 8030 points level at 3.26 p.m. and then turned into a range bound movement until closing at the day. The Nifty witnessed a volatile session and moved in a range of 100 points. Sentiment was bearish and amongst the 50 Nifty stocks 38 were losers, while 12 stocks closed in the green. All the sectoral indices closed in the red. Substantial selling was witnessed in consumer durables, metal and oil & gas stocks.

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Volume: Volume (Qty shares) decreased 15.02%. This change is substantial and indicates a less than full participation by investors.

Market Breadth: Overall Market Breadth on the NSE was negative.

Amongst all the traded stocks, 336 were gainers, 1102 were losers and 174 remained unchanged.

Slow Stochastic Indicator: The Slow Stochastic Oscillator has declined in the oversold zone. The Slow K line in the Stochastic Oscillator is below the slow D line (negative if it continues).

RSI Indicator: The RSI is above the 30 level but is now declining (negative if it continues).

MACD Indicator: The MACD is below zero and is declining (negative if it continues). It is below its 9-day Average (negative).

ADX Indicator & DI Lines: The +DI line is below the –DI line and both lines are diverging (negative if it continues). The ADX is rising while the Market Index is falling, which indicates that the present down trend is increasing in strength.

oscillators discussed here are indicating a weak market with a negative bias.

Support Levels: For short-term traders the immediate main support at the 8075 points level was crossed below yesterday. The next support is at the 7857 points level.

Resistance Levels The immediate main resistance is at the 8444 points level. The next resistance is at the 8523 points level.

Pivot Point Analysis: For intra-day traders the support and resistance levels are calculated according to the pivot point theory and are: Pivot point = 8069 (This is the level where the trend is likely to change during intra-day).

Support (1) = 8006.

Support (2) = 7968.

Resistance (1) = 8107.

Resistance (2) = 8169.

OUTLOOK FOR TODAY: On Japanese candlestick patterns the index after having formed a doji pattern has formed a long black body candle on substantially higher volumes. In fact yesterday’s candle is almost like a Black Marubozu candle. (A Black Marubozu forms when the open equals the high and the close equals the low). This is negative and indicates that the bias has shifted towards the sell side of the market.

Further, the index is below its 5, 15, 25 and 200 day moving averages. The 5, 15 and 25 day moving averages are declining. Moreover, the velocity parameters too indicate weakness. All these indicate a negative bias and the possibility of a further decline unfolding. Investors are advised to avoid buying at present levels.

Work with strict stop losses on all positions

MOVING AVERAGES (TREND INDICATORS) The index: Is below its 5-day average (at 8132) Negative.

Is below its 15-day average (at 8304) Negative.

Is below its 25-day average (at 8271) Negative.

Is below its 200-day average (at 8347) Negative.

Overall Market Strength/Weakness: The indicators and Disclaimer: Investment recommendations made in ‘ADC’ are for information purposes only and derived from sources that are deemed to be reliable but their accuracy and completeness are not guaranteed. ‘ADC’ or the analyst/writer does not accept any liability for the use of this column for the buying or selling of securities. Readers of this newspaper who buy or sell securities based on the information in this newspaper are solely responsible for their actions. ‘ADC’ and/or its affiliates and/or employees and/or the author, his company or his acquaintances may have interests/ positions, financial or otherwise in the securities mentioned in this newspaper.

Domestic rating agency ICRA yesterday said gross NPAs in the system may jump up to 5.9% this fiscal from 4.4% despite economic growth because of lagged recognition of bad assets which is resulting in slippage of more restructured accounts into dud loans. "Reported gross NPAs will increase in FY16 with withdrawal of regulatory forbearance for restructured advances from FY16 to 5.3-5.9% by March 2016 as against 4.4% as in March 2015," the agency said in a note. The rising NPA estimate for FY16 is primarily driven by a greater proportion of assets restructured in the past slipping into NPAs again, ICRA's senior vice-president Vibha Batra told reporters.

ITC Goes In For More Tests Of Its Products

FMCG major ITC yesterday said it is conducting more tests on its products at accredited labs across India over and above internal tests to reassure its customers over safety in the wake of Maggi issue. The company, which sells instant noodles under Sunfeast Yippee brand, has also started communicating with trade partners such as retailers and distributors on safety of its products. "...In a move to reassure the consumer further, we are also testing our products in additional NABL accredited and FSSAI approved labs across the country," an ITC spokesperson told PTI.

TCS CEO N Chandrasekaran's Salary Up 14% To Rs 21.2 Cr N Chandrasekaran, the CEO and MD of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), saw his salary package going up by about 14% to Rs 21.28 crore in the 2014-15 fiscal from the year-ago period. The head of India's largest software services firm had taken home a package of Rs 18.68 crore in the 2013-14 financial year. According to the company's annual report, Chandrasekaran received Rs 1.79 crore in salary, Rs 2.62 crore in value of perquisites, Rs 16 crore in commission and Rs 86.61 lakh under other heads and allowances.

IOC To Invest Rs 15,000 Cr To Raise Panipat Refinery Capacity Indian Oil Corp, nation's largest oil firm, plans to invest about Rs 15,000 crore in raising capacity at its Panipat refinery in Haryana by 34% to 20.2 million tonnes (MT) by 2020. "We are doing preliminary studies for expanding Panipat refinery capacity," a senior company official said. "The expansion will take at least five years and investment may be of the order of Rs 15,000 crore. We will get a firm fix on the numbers once studies are completed." IOC owns and operates eight refineries and has only a few weeks back added ninth refinery at Paradip in Odisha. Its eight refineries have a cumulative refining capacity of 54.2 MT of crude oil and addition of 15 MT at Paradip refinery has helped it regain the top refiner slot in the country.

Kisan Mouldings Eyes Rs 1000 Cr Turnover By FY18

BSE-listed Kisan Mouldings has said it has chalked out an ambitious growth plan of doubling turnover to Rs 1,000 crore in the next three years.

"The company is poised to gain 100% growth within the next 3 years and forecast a top line turnover of Rs 1,000 crore by 2018 from Rs 536 crore in FY14," Kisan Mouldings CEO Abhaya Shankar said in a statement here.

"In the mid-term and long term we will win significant market share in various segments of the polymer industry and we are confident of meeting our business forecast with our transformation plans," he said.

Balmer Lawrie Launches ‘Balmerol’ In TechTonic Packs

Taking forward its aggressive marketing strategy and brand building program for its “Balmerol” range of Lubricants, Balmer Lawrie, has launched the new TechTonic Packs for Diesel Engine Oils and 4T Oils for the automotive sector. During the launch function the revamped “Balmerol” logo, and newly developed technologies – DEKATROL for Diesel Engine Oils and WOWtech for the two wheeler oils – were also introduced.

The new packaging was launched by Viren Sinha, Chairman & Managing Director, Balmer Lawrie. The company aims at doubling its market share in the lubricants space in the next 5 years.

BROKERAGE RECOMMENDATIONS Angel Broking calls a ‘Buy’ on Action Construction Equipment CMP: Rs. 39

Target Rs. 54

Emkay calls a ‘Buy’ on Jaiprakash Power Ventures CMP: Rs. 6

Target Rs. 11

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CAI estimates cotton output at 382.75 lakh bales for 2014-15 Steel imports surge 58% in May; consumption up 6.8% NTPL Tuticorin to commission first power unit Sun TV shares crash 22%; m-cap dips Rs 3,052 cr Nestle shares continue to slide; down nearly 8% Bhushan Steel shares soar 18.5%.

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weak monsoon is likely to be credit negative for India as it is expected to push up food inflation as well as government deficits, global rating agency Moody's said yesterday. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has revised its monsoon forecast for 2015 from "below normal" to "deficit".A weak monsoon is credit negative for India because it lowers agricultural output, increases food inflation and adds to government deficits," said a Moody's Investors Service report.

The magnitude of the negative effect will depend on the actual spatial and temporal distribution of rainfall as well as policy measures the government adopts in preparation and in response, it added. “A weak monsoon would likely raise food prices, which have been rising faster in India than the global aver-

age. Because food accounts for more than 50% of average household spending in India...Higher food prices pinch household budgets in India to a greater degree than elsewhere, and hurt GDP...," the agency said. India's inflation touched double digits in 2012 and 2013 partly because of high food prices, but is now below the RBI's January 2016 target of 6%, it said.

Decline in inflation and flagging private sector consumption as well as investment growth have led the Reserve Bank to cut the policy rate by 75 basis points since January, but the forecast of a weak monsoon season will curtail further rate reductions, the agency said. Inflation, as measured on the Wholesale Price Index (WPI), has been in the negative zone since November, 2014. Retail inflation in April softened further and fell to a four-month low of 4.87%.

Moody's said that below-average

rainfall in 2014 slowed agricultural output growth to 0.2% that fiscal year, compared to 3.7% the previous year, when rainfall was at average levels Agriculture comprises about 17-18% of GDP so lower farm output could temper 2015 GDP growth in the absence of higher growth in other sectors, Moody's said.

Moreover, it added, agriculture is a source of income for over half of rural Indian households.

The government plans to counter the effects of a weak monsoon through increased monitoring of rainfall and sowing, releasing buffer grains and introducing crop insurance programmes.

Moody's said that subsidies to farmers and for food could dampen the effect of the monsoon, but would pose fiscal costs that the Indian government, with its budget deficits and debt well above the average for comparable sovereigns, can ill afford.

Big Data And Predictive Analytics Set To Dominate The Recruitment Industry

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to have not dampened job growth, it remains strong at 11.3%, aldetailed study on the Employ- though lower than last half year, it ment Outlook for the half year is significantly better than the pre(HY1) period from April to Septem- vious year. ber 2015.brings forth some imporElaborating on the report, Kunal tant employment and business Sen, Senior Vice President, Teamtrends that will play a significant role Lease Services said, “As the ecoin determining how job creation and nomic fundamentals that drive hiring pans out in India over the next business and hiring sentiments six months. It is interesting to note last half year continue to exist, the that new domains such as Big Data current dip is more a course corand Predictive Analytics are acceler- rection than a downturn. The proating the need for a highly sophisti- industry announcements and cated workforce, and at scale. IT, easing of norms coupled by the Engineering and Blue collar jobs will resurgence in the GDP growth will be much in demand definitely pull the hiring back onto According to the report released the growth trajectory.”

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Government Puts In Place Easier Norms For Cos

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aking things easier, the government has allowed private companies to accept deposits without an offer circular while government firms have been exempted from managerial remuneration limits. As part of its ongoing efforts to improve ease of doing business in the country, the Corporate Affairs Ministry has notified changes that further relax compliance requirements for private, government, charitable and nidhi companies.

In a significant relaxation, private companies have been exempted from certain provisions for related party transactions under the Companies Act, 2013. Besides, private firms can now provide a shorter pe-

riod for offering securities to members by way of right offers, approve employee stock options through a simple majority and follow "an easier procedure" for holding general meetings.

"Private companies have also been allowed to accept deposits from members without the requirement of offer circular and creation of deposit repayment reserve etc...

Flexibility has also been provided in the types of share capital that can be issued by private companies," the Ministry said in a press release yesterday in New Delhi.

These entities will not be required to file their board resolutions with the registry and give notice for directorships.

"Requirement of mandatory con-

Mutual Funds Log Rs 1 Lakh Cr Inflows In Apr-May

By A Business Reporter

the industry. Despite the recent volatility in the markets, fund mannvestors have pumped in over Rs agers are bullish on the equity 1 lakh crore into various mutual schemes," Quantum AMC Associate fund schemes in the first two Fund Manager (Equity) Nilesh months of the current financial Shetty said. year, 2015-16, with equity and "Even in case there is some instamoney markets contributing the bility in the market, we may not see most. This is slightly lower in com- huge redemptions as investors have parison to Rs 1.46 lakh crore net in- seen good returns by investing in flows witnessed in the first two equities in the medium and long months of the 2014-15 fiscal. term," he added.

According to the latest data availLiquid or money market category able with Association of Mutual witnessed an inflow of about Rs Funds in India (Amfi), investors put 86,000 crore, while equity schemes in a net Rs 1.12 lakh crore in MF saw an infusion of Rs 20,256 crore. schemes in April and May. "It has There are 44 mutual funds in the been across asset classes, but in- country and their total Average vestors' participation in equity ori- Asset Under Management stands at ented funds is a positive thing for over Rs 12 lakh crore.

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sent of shareholders with regard to certain transactions relating to sale of undertaking, investments, borrowings etc has been omitted," the release said.

Moreover, one-person companies, dormant, small and private firms with less than Rs 100 crore paid-up share capital, would not be taken into account while calculating the maximum limit of 20 companies for audit by an auditor.

Among others, private companies with no investment by any corporate have been allowed to extend loans to directors subject to certain conditions. An interested private company director has now been allowed to participate in board meeting after declaring his interest, the release stated.

by TeamLease Services, a composite staffing company, “Startups and Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) are emergent trends.

Though the net addition to the workforce is projected to be lesser than in the preceding half-year, the talent acquisition activity would continue to grow.

According to the report both business and employment outlook will witness a marginal dip in the current half year (April-September’15) indicating a consolidation approach by India Inc. While business sentiment will witness a drop of 1 point, the Employment Outlook will be down by 2 points.

However, the cautiousness seems

Seven out of the nine sectors have registered a moderate to neutral business and hiring sentiment indicating consolidation in the market. While Retail (led largely by online) and Manufacturing & Engineering with a three and four point increase in business and employment outlook respectively are pushing the overall sentiment upwards, Telecom seems to be the laggard. City wise, Mumbai and Delhi continue to showcase exuberance in business and hiring, while Chennai’s growth is restricted only to business. It is interesting to note that Pune, is on a hiring spree and has registered a three point increase in hiring.

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P.M. 2.30 Game Plan 3.00 Hey Buddy Khel Kabaddi 4.00 Match Point: Eng vs NZ 2nd Test 4.30 Kings of Kabaddi 5.00 Ashes Classics 6.00 Hey Buddy Khel Kabaddi 7.00 Super League 14 h/ls 7.30 King of Kabaddi 8.30 Cricket Legends 9.00 Hey Buddy Khel Kabaddi 10.00 Ashes Classics 11.00 Game Plan: Bangladesh vs India

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Win 10.00 Science of Stupid 11.00 Banged Up Abroad: Busted in Bangkok

Shola Aur Shabnam, DDI, 11 p.m.

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resemble the star, recently when Varun Dhawan was visiting the sets to promote his upcoming movie; the two got along like house on fire, the common factor being Govinda movies. Varun’s father David Dhawan has directed 17 movies starring Govinda and apparently Varun has closely been a part of each movie and is fond of him. When he learnt about Rohit sharing the same likes, he requested a quiz; Shraddha Kapoor and Aishwarya also joined the boys. Surprisingly Varun won the task, given Rohit’s madness for Chichi.

Rohit jokingly touched his feet, ‘Guru nahi…Guru putra hi sahi…’ referring to David Dhawan.

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A.M. 8.55 Resident Evil: Extinction 10.30 Dawn of The Planet of the Apes

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G I Joe The Rise of Cobra The Terminal The Last Airbender When A Stranger Calls Underdog The Sixth Sense

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The World Is Not Enough Dead Or Alive The Davinci Code Die Another Day Six Days Seven Nights Golden Eye

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Underdog, Zee Studio, 9 p.m.

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Action Replayy Chandni Chowk To China

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P.M. 1.00 Love Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega: Fardeen Khan 4.30 Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai: Uday Chopra 9.00 Andaaz Apna Apna: Aamir Khan A.M. 9.00 Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai: Uday Chopra

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P.M. 2.45 Charas

Karz, Zee Classic, 9 p.m.

11.00 Beshram Henry P.M. 2.00 3.00 4.00 6.30 7.00 8.00 8.30 9.30 10.00 10.30 11.00 A.M. 8.00 8.30 9.00 9.30 10.30 P.M. 2.00 3.00 4.30 6.00 6.30

POGO CHANNEL Tom and Jerry Mr Bean Detective Bheem Mighty Raju Shaktimaan Chhota Bheem Tom and Jerry Chhota Bheem Scobby Doo Chamki Ki Duniya Thomas and Friends

Thomas and Friends Chamki Ki Duniya Scooby Doo Chhota Bheem Marathon Tom and Jerry

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Doraemon Phineas and Ferb Art Attack Gravity Falls The Suite life of Karan and Kabir Best of Luck Nikki Doraemon Have A Laugh Austin and Ally

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Yuvraaj Parashar dances to Lata's tune!

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ctor Yuvraaj Parashar has achieved almost the impossible. In his forthcoming film ‘Dunno Y Naa Jaane Kyun 2...Life is a moment’, the actor will be seen performing Kathak on Lata Mangeshkar’s track, 'Jeena kya hai, jaana maine, jabse tumko jaana hai', and will also be seen giving (partially) lip sync in the song, choreographed by Reshma Khan, who has choreographed in 'Jism 1, 2', and 'Kasoor'.

The song has been composed by Nikhil Kamath, written by Vimal Kashyap as the theme song of the film.

“Like every Indian, even I worship Lataji”, says Parashar who is also the producer of this film. “When Sanjayji (director Sanjay Sharma) wanted to shoot this sequence I was very excited. Being a classically

IN BRIEF

A RAJ TALE!

LIVE RAGA DEMONSTRATION

National Gallery of Modern Art will host a listening session with live raga demonstration by Pt Amarendra Dhaneshwar, Gwalior gharana singer and critic, of the immortal melodies by music composers from Bengal like Pankaj Mullick, Anil Biswas, Sachin Dev Burman, Hemant Kumar and Salil Chaudhary. It is open to all music lovers. Venue: NGMA Auditorium (Old Cawasjee Jahangir Hall), opposite the Museum, Colaba, Sat. 13th June from 5.30 pm to 8 pm.

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he film ‘Sandook’ is set in the pre-independence era in a small Konkan village where a post office worker Ashtputre (Sumeet Raghavan) is living a typical lower middle class life with a beautiful wife (Bhargavi Chirmule) and a small schoolgoing son.

Ashtputre is very anti-British and it often gets his goat that his forefathers who had achieved so many victories on the battlefield and that he is just a commoner. Therefore he wants to join the band of freedom fighters headed by the unknown Madhavrao. Inadvertently it so happens that a chest box belonging to the rich merchant of the village and whose palatial house has been usurped by the terrorising police officer (Brandon Hill) is given to

Ashtputre for safekeeping and to deliver it to Madhavrao as it has a very important key to the vaults of the Patil’s house.

Does Ashtputre serve the purpose and go down in history as a hero or will he be killed as a martyr?

The film has been directed well by Atul Kale. Sumeet Raghavan makes a good debut in Marathi films. Bhargavi Chirmule does well. Sharad Ponkshe is the surprise in the film. Firdaus Mewawala, Brandon J Hill, Shantanu Gangane, Rahul Mehendale, Arun Nalawde, Ramesh Wani, Ajit Parab, lend good support.

Ajit Reddy’s cinematography is top class and very colorful.

The music by Ajit Parab Sameer is very good. Overall a film worth watching for Sumeet Raghavan’s top class performance.

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'Online Binline' an upcoming movie under the banner Ganraj Associates launched its music album with the entire cast and crew of the movie including the three leading actors Siddharth Chandekar, Hemant Dhome and debutant Rutuja Shinde. The music was unveiled by Music Composer Leslie Lewis. The film focuses on the concept of Internet addiction in today’s youth, and how internet can affect lives of youngsters. The movie is a rom-com with a powerful social message on internet addiction. ‘Online Binline’ is a quirky film which brings in a nice gentle comedy. The script idea is inspired by increasing internet addiction in today’s youth.

MAHURAT OF ‘YOUTH’!

The upcoming 'Youth' from Victory Films is directed by Rakesh Kudalkar and produced by Sunder Seturamana with stars –Vikram Gokhale, Neha Mahajan, Meera Joshi, Akshay Waghmare, Akshay Mhatre, Ketaki Kulkarni, Shashank Jadhav – and shooting starts in Goa and Kolhapur soon. The film is about the youth of today and about how they can become good citizens and work for a better future of the country. Music is by Vishal Jagdish.

trained dancer it was a dream comes true for me to dance on Lataji’s Sanjay Jadhav, a director known for lavish track. Legends like Vyjayantimala, Asha Parekh, Hema Malini, Rekha, sets and love stories is returning with his Sridevi, Jaya Prada and Madhuri Dixit have all performed various forms next film 'Tu Hi Re'. Audience is already of dance on silver screen which were originally sung by Lataji” curious about this romantic saga. The explained Parashar. “I think Yuvraaj Parashar will be first Bollywood shooting of a wedding song for this film male actor to perform pure classical on screen,“ says director was recently finished at Mumbai.

Sanjay Sharma.

The song's title is 'Gulabachi Incidentally, Kamal Hassan was the only actor who has Kali' and it is a dance number. The song stars Tejaswini knowledge of classical dance. ''In our country people Pandit, Swapnil Joshi and Sushant Shelar. The look down upon men who perform classical playback singers are Amit Raj, Vaishali Samant, dance, I think it’s a shame that we run down

By Amarendra Dhaneshwar Urmila Dhangar and these three singers also our own culture,'' says Parashar. The appear on the screen for this song.The sequel 'Dunno Y...Life Is a Moment', is ridayesh Arts’ is not just an event management choreography of this song is done by being made in Hindi, English and outfit. It is an institution with a social concern and Sujit. Music has been given by Amitraj Norwegian and has collaborative commitment for the arts and artistes. It could easily rest and Shashank Powar. mix of Indian and European content with organising big, money spinning shows and enjoy the fruits of its Cinematography is by Prasad singers and composers. In a labour. However, it does not do so and proves its good intentions and credentials by Bhende. Lyrics have been penned first, It is also a collaboration hosting programmes which not only promote young talent and are also non-ticketed. The

by Guru Thakur. The film is between Indian director annual 'Gaan Prabha Utsav' is one such 'Hridayesh' initiative. slated to release on Sanjay Sharma and The utsav was planned nine years ago as a tribute to the senior Kirana gharana singer Dr September 4, 2015.

Norwegian director Tonje Prabha Atre with whom 'Hridayesh' has a long and deep association.

Gjevjon. Composer It gives platform to young singers and instrumentalists from all over the country.

Nikhil Kamath adds This year was the 9th utsav in a row. It began with a vocal recital by Paritosh Pohankar who is now 'Jeena kya hai, jaana based in Calcutta. He belongs to the famous Pohankar family but his music has a distinctively maine, jabse tumko different stamp. He is a devoted disciple of the Kirana maestro jaana hai' is melodic Mashkoor Ali Khan and his music reflects that typical vigour. trendy song of today The annual Natya Subhranil Sarkar, a talented sitarist, is a pupil of the maestro which youngsters Parishad awards were Shahid Pervez. His 'Jhinjoti' was a succinct presentation. It will connect announced recently portrayed the raga in all its colours. The succeeding instantly, replete and the Special Jury 'Khamaj' gat too was appealing. Sania Patankar, the with acoustic Award for Acting went Poona based singer who is now a torch bearer of the drums, electric to Mangesh Kadam Jaipur Attrauli gharana sang with a lot of effervescence. guitars, choral and Leena Bhagwat Her 'Nand' was full of complex taan patterns. She orchestra and for ‘Gosht Tashi also sang a tappa in 'Kirwani' the Gamtichi’ and also Kaustav Kanti Ganguli sang a reposeful nightingale's the Best Director 'Bhimpalasi'. He is a pupil of Ajoy divine voice.

Award went Chakraborty. His music is still in the Encore! to Adwait imitation stage. The sooner he Dadarkar for finds his own voice and the same play personality, the better. Ojas and the Best Adhiya gave a scintillating solo Comic Actress tabla performance. Among Award went to Gauri others who also performed Sukhtankar for were Ninad Mulaokar, the ‘Dhante Dhan’ and a flautist, Shruti Bhave, the Special Prize for violinist and Aditya Modak, Noteworthy the vocalist. The Performance went to programme concluded Suryakant Govle for with a spirited vocal the play ‘Kalat recital by Omkar Nakalat’.

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CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 977

ENIGMA CODE 977 Each colour in our code represents a letter.

When you have cracked the code you will be able to make up seven words.

The clue to first word is given to help you get started.

ACROSS: 1 Old King, cunning, endlessly hoarding gold (4) 3 Hit back gamely (4) 6 Snacks made of pasta (5) 10 Flighty bit of correspondence (3,6) 11 Abominable naughtiness is too much for this romantic German poet who went mad (5) 12 Walking into a travel job? (7) 13 Crying because big nobs are in trouble! (7) 14 Creature that crawls up an old fortress (4) 16 Hard baked and irritable (6) 18 Round like a country union? (3) 21 Sweet potato rooted in May (3) 22 Where the clansman makes capital contact station for us in school (6) 23 Beelzebub took stock (4) 25 Short book fizzles out - characters too trendy? (7) 27 Where Flo Nightingale went to work snubbed in Indian garb? (7) 29 Money there is on the Derby ! (5) 30 Press hero's transformed into a locomotive (4,5) 31 Cutter loses a point and is none to happy (5) 32 Nurse in attendance (4) 33 Film opening for the consumer (4)

DOWN: 1 Reliable lad in a racing establishment (9) 2 Endlessly urging changes to strip (5) 4 1 Unpopular ladies' wear in suburbs (9) 5 The conductor's collection (5) 6 Furniture containing a law decree among playthings (8) 7 Peter needs one, in those tights (9) 8 Knock out German leader when overcharged (5) 9 British money invested in some dilapidated Aegean island (5) 15 High bridge among outstanding features? (5,4) 17 Adjusts the aperture and lies low (5,4) 19 This behaviour causes sin! (9)

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The Clue: Banquets

SOLUTION TO YESTERDAY’S ENIGMA CODE TEHRAN, ANTHER, ERRANT, THREAT, AERATE, EARNER, NEATEN

S S

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MATH PYRAMID 977 20 Dave isn't beaten up by such wayward rule-breakers (8) 24 Hard at work outside - it's full of shrubs (5)

25 Piece of cake in senseless coffee? (5) 26 Garment dropped right in the filth ! (5) 28 Entrance halls look elevated at first (5)

SOLUTION TO YESTERDAY’S CRYPTIC CROSSWORD ACROSS: 1 Poppies, 5 Time off, 9 Lined, 10 Retention, 11 Men, 12 Staid, 13 Space, 14 Clues, 16 Imperious, 19 Phalanger, 20 Witch, 22 Pages, 24 Sorer, 26 Til, 27 Itinerary, 29 Geeks, 30 Signing, 31 Lanolin.

DOWN: 1 Polemic, 2 Peninsula, 3 Indus, 4 Spreading, 5 Toted, 6 Man, 7 Ouija, 8 Fingers, 13 Shrew, 15 Shags, 17 Portrayal, 18 Out at heel, 19 Pippins, 21 Holds on, 23 Going, 24 Slang, 25 Regan, 28 Epi.

QUICK CROSS 977

ACROSS: 1 Kittenish sound (3) 4 3 4 or 5 in golf (3) 5 Matured, not infantile ? (5) 8 By birth (3) 9 Growls (5) 12 Def. article (3) 13 Sioux greeting (3)

The goal of Math Pyramid is to fill the given pyramid with numbers such that the following three rules are satisfied.

1. A cell value must be sum or difference of the two cells below 2. A row cannot have duplicate numbers 3. A number cannot be less than 1 or more than the grid size

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION

DOWN: 1 Fuel consumption unit (3) 2 Cup handle (3) 3 Erroneous (5) 6 Skin problem (3) 7 Below, in poesy (5) 10 Pi's successor (3) 11 Make ends meet (3)

HIDATO 977

The goal of Hidato is to fill the grid with consecutive numbers that connect horizontally, vertically, or diagonally from first to the last number in the grid. The first and last numbers of a puzzle and a some other numbers are already filled in.

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION

MATHDOKU 977

Place numbers into the puzzle cells in such a way that each row and column contains each of the digits from 1 up to the size of the puzzle (4,5 or 6). Like a Sudoku puzzle, no number is repeated in any row or column. Each bold-outlined group of cells contains a hint consisting of a number and one of the mathematical symbols + x - /. The number is the result of applying the mathematical operation represented by the symbol to the digits contained within the domain. The solution to each puzzle is arrived at logically and is unique.

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION

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Aquarius Kala Ashtami Satbhisha Kumbh (Aquarius) G.S.Sh. Black 2

BIRTHDAY FORECAST: Your birthday ushers in a beneficial phase in your life this year. Monetary gains accrue to you from ventures concluded earlier, as well as through new assignments coming along during the next few months. Some of you will be going in for an entirely new line of trade, which will be profitable. The married are promised harmony in personal life, while those in love are assured great times in the company of their beloved.

BABIES BORN TODAY: Will be healthy, long-lived, soft featured, attractive, with a broad forehead and lovely eyes. Will be intelligent, efficient, and honest to the point of being resolute in the pursuit of a belief or principle. Being well educated a career in academics, or literary field will lead to success.

ARIES (March 21 - April 20): Unexpected delays and snags may require you to spend more time at work than usual. Some significant moves may require quick decisions. Affairs connected with home or property should be left to someone who can handle these responsibilities sensibly.

TAURUS (April 21 - May 20): Make every effort to advance your present position. Push ahead in your work by completing the assigned task on schedule. If you follow a well thought-out course of action, you can achieve the results you want. Those who have been traveling will be returning to home and family.

GEMINI (May 21 - June 20): You are likely to get time to indulge in things that you love to do.

Monetary problems will now be sorted out. You will get some long overdue payment. If on the creative side you will be the centre of attention for your accomplishments. The domestic scene is fine.

CANCER (June 21 - July 21): Expansion of work activities could see you planning your infrastructure better. There is going to be more demands on your time from home, family and friends. You will have to harmonize both spheres of your life tactfully so that you can do what you want to. Your rapport with loved ones will be good.

LEO (July 22 - August 21): You will now receive news of a good compensation in the form of promotion, increase in income and sincere respect from others. Business folk will expand their enterprise upon receiving a large contract from an overseas organization. There could be some news of a legacy or inheritance coming your way.

VIRGO (August 22 - September 21): Difficulties at work will have to be resolved with a totally new approach. Past experience may not be of much help. You will have to look for answers and be patient. Keep relationship cordial both at home and at work. An outing or social get-together could leave you feeling drained.

LIBRA (September 22 - October 22): You need to be patient even if burdened with duties that take up most of your leisure time. Make quick decisions for good results. Listen attentively to the suggestions of others, though you may not necessarily agree with them.

You will be able to bring others around to your way of thinking.

SCORPIO (October 23 - November 21): Your ideas, receive recognition. Gains could come from unexpected sources. Your home appears to become the centre for major activity. Your relatives will seek your advice or indulgence in family affairs. There could be a celebration or religious ceremony that will require your presence.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 December 20): At your work place you need to be firm and determined to make your voice heard even if it hurts some relationships. It is important to put across what you feel or you could be taken for granted. An old family issue could get raked up and lead to serious repercussions. It will be up to you to resolve the situation.

CAPRICORN (December 21 January 19): There are opportunities galore, provided you are game to taking risks. If looking for a new residential Accommodation you will receive an offer at a bargain. You can also now explore possibilities of expansion in business activities as the period is good.

New friends and exciting romance is also likely.

AQUARIUS (January 20 - February 18): You have been through a difficult period but you have the opportunity to change all that now.

You have been pushing yourself a little too hard and expecting others to match up to your capabilities which are difficult for others to do. Friends and relatives will stand by you in times of need.

PISCES (February 19 - March 20): New developments around you will make you optimistic and enthusiastic about your future and career growth. You will be working with great determination and sincerity, which will win you the support of others. Those traveling for work will have a successful journey. News from distant places is good.

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ACROSS: 1 Districts (5) 6 Ms Balan who was seen in Bobby Jasoos (5) 9 Makeshift (7) 10 Restless (5) 11 Bellows like a lion, perhaps (5) 12 Liquid which can flow as water does (5) 13 Gangplank (7) 15 Classical start (3) 17 "Saving Private __" (4) 18 Presages or portends (6) 19 Instruments of torture (5) 20 Name of God (6) 22 Glimpse (4) 24 S. American city __ Paolo (3) 25 Ms Koirala of Bollywood (7) 26 Skywalker foe (5) 27 Ex-India cricket captain Merchant (5) 28 Exemplary (5) 29 Paris paper (2,5) 30 ___ on : encouraged or abetted?

(5) 31 Found the sum of (5) 14 A tortilla (5) surprise (6) 15 Negates (5) 22 Aureate (6) DOWN: 16 9/11 mastermind (5) 23 Electric resistance (6) 2 Fashion show locale (6) 18 Mogul emperor called the Great (5) 25 Watery fruit (5) 3 Allot or apportion (6) 19 Transmitted or broadcasted? (7) 26 Valley in rather archaic usage? (4) 4 A filthy place, all will agree? (3) 21 Exclaiming in amazement, joy, or 28 Highest mountain in Crete (3) 5 ____ oneself to : undertake a task, SOLUTION TO YESTERDAY’S QUICK CROSSWORD etc. rather earnestly? (5) ACROSS: 3 Tiger, 8 Ratan, 10 Needs, 11 Ere, 12 Boars, 13 Payroll, 15 Oaken, 18 6 Of many kinds (7) Tao, 19 Flying, 21 Kestrel, 22 Airs, 23 Tale, 24 Tension, 26 Hunted, 29 Tds, 31 7 Apple's music player (4) Stave, 32 Seasick, 34 Spend, 35 Ill, 36 Payee, 37 Knead, 38 Tenby.

8 Cricket ball pitched under bat (6) DOWN: 1 Paean, 2 Laertes, 4 Idol, 5 Enroll, 6 Resay, 7 Admen, 9 Try, 12 Blotted, 14 Oas, 16 Kiran, 17 Ngwee, 19 Feasted, 20 Maths, 21 Krona, 23 Tossing, 24 12 The last queen of Iran? (5) 13 ____ Anatomy : Medical drama (5) Teepee, 25 Ida, 27 Uttar, 28 Tv set, 30 Eclat, 32 Snub, 33 Ile.

IRREGULAR SUDOKU 2303 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

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION

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SUDOKU 2484 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: S equals D

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

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YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION: When a quiet man is moved to passion, it seems the very earth will shake.

Afternoon WORD MINE

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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: 25 average; 27 good; 29 outstanding.

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTI ON : abate, abet, abreast, ALABASTER, alert, altar, alter, aster, astral, barest, basalt, bast, baste, bate, beast, beat, belt, best, beta, blast, bleat, blest, brat, breast, east, last, late, later, least, lest, rate, rest, salt, sate, seat, slat, slate, stab, stable, stale, staler, star, stare, steal, table, tale, teal, tear, tsar.

HEATHCLIFF

Yesterday’s

INDIA TEAM HITS THE NETS IN MIRPUR ON ARRIVAL SPORTS

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final training session in Kolkata is absolutely fine and also trained with other members.

The Indian team will be concentrating on getting the bowling combination right. While Ishant Sharma, Umesh Yadav, Ravichandran Ashwin and Harbhajan Singh are almost certain to play, it will be upto Kohli and Team Director Ravi Shastri to decide on whether India will go with four or five bowlers. If they go with five bowlers, the tossup will be between speedster Varun Aaron and leg-spinner Karn Sharma.

Indiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s test match captain Virat Kohli, center, holds a soccer ball during a practice session ahead of their test cricket match against Bangladesh in Dhaka, Bangladesh on Monday. The only test match of the series that also includes three one-day matches begins Wednesday and (below) Harbhajan Singh gestures during a practice session ahead of their test match against Bangladesh.

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IRPUR: The Indian cricket team got down to work soon after landing here today for the short series against Bangladesh, sweating it out in a gruelling two-hour net session at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium.

The side led by Kohli arrived here by a morning flight from Kolkata and they hit the nets at the Stadium in the afternoon. The Indians will take on the hosts in a one off Test starting on Wednesday followed by a three-ODI series.

"Since we arrived today and the boys wanted to practice, it was de-

cided to train at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium as Bangladesh were training at Fatullah. Tomorrow, we will be training at Fatullah," BCCI's administrative manager Biswarup Dey told PTI. Since Fatullah, which is in Narayanganj district takes about an hour and half to reach from Dhaka city, where the team is staying, it was decided to hit the straps rightaway.

The team manager confirmed that all 14 members are fit and Wriddhiman Saha, who has sustained a hit on the chest during the

BANGLADESH CRICKET TEAM MANAGER RESIGNS DHAKA: Barely a day ahead of the one-off cricket Test against India starting Wednesday, Bangladesh team manager Khaled Mahmud has resigned citing family reasons.

A leading Bagladeshi daily, 'Prothom Aalo' quoted sources in Bangaldesh Cricket Board as saying that Mahmud has sent his resignation to BCB chief executive Nizamuddin Chowdhury via email yesterday.

BANGLADESH UNLIKELY TO FIELD THREE PACERS IN TEST VS INDIA FATULLAH: Bangladesh bowling coach Heath Streak has said that the hosts are unlikely to field three seamers in the one-off cricket Test against India, starting here on Wednesday.

"We are unlikely to go with a three-seam attack in this wicket," Streak said yesterday.

"We are probably looking at two but it is up to the coach and selectors, once they have a better look at the wicket as we get closer to the game," he was quoted as saying by 'ESPNcricinfo'.

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You can attract sponsors when you play India: Shakib

FATULLAH: Bangladesh's top allrounder Shakib Al Hasan feels that a series against India can always prove to be beneficial as playing the most glamorous outfit in cricket world helps the minnows grab eyeballs and attract sponsors if they do well.

For Test captain Mushfiqur Rahim, it gives him "an extra motivation", while Tamim Iqbal more realistically wants to win atleast "one of the three ODI matches".

Bangladesh's only representative in IPL, Shakib's view about what an India series means to the team were pretty matter-of-fact. "For me, an India series means that you can attract the attention of potential sponsors," Shakib was quoted as saying by Bangladesh's leading daily 'Prothom Aalo' ahead of the one -off Test match against India starting from Wednesday.

For Mushfiqur, the series against India is a platform where they can prove that the recent 3-0 ODI series win against Pakistan was not a fluke. "For me, playing against India gives me extra motivation as the entire cricketing world will be watching the series with a lot of interest. When we beat Pakistan in the ODI series, critics said that it was not a quality team. So there is extra bit

England in search of one-day revival against New Zealand L

ONDON: England, not for the first time, will try to re-launch themselves as a one-day international cricket side when they face World Cup finalists New Zealand in the first of a five-match series at Edgbaston on Tuesday.

Since they made the third of three losing World Cup final appearances back in 1992, England have struggled to keep up with changes in the 50over game.

But this year's World Cup represented a new low, with England failing to beat a single Test nation in a tournament where they suffered a first-round exit after a defeat by Bangladesh.

An antiquated approach, where 300 was regarded as a par score, was damned as "prehistoric" by Paul Collingwood, still the only Englishman to skipper the side to a global limited overs trophy -- the 2010 World Twenty20 in the Caribbean.

It also played a key role in Peter Moores being sacked as England coach by incoming director of cricket Andrew Strauss and replaced by Australian Trevor Bayliss.

For years now, England have tended to regard white-ball cricket as a necessary, money-spinning, evil with results in five-day Test matches all that matters.

But in omitting the likes of senior pacemen James Anderson and Stuart Broad, as well as experienced batsman Ian Bell, for the New Zealand one-day series and including the

hard-hitting Alex Hales, Jos Buttler and Jason Roy, as well as leg-spinner Adil Rashid, England's squad -- still led by World Cup skipper Eoin Morgan -- has something of a fresh look about it.

The 2019 World Cup will be staged in England, where pitch and overhead conditions sometimes mean that the huge scores achieved in the southern hemisphere are not always within reach.

But Buttler, England's wicketkeeper at the World Cup and one of a new breed of fast-scoring batsmen, accepted the team's approach to 50over cricket had to change.

"You have to be brutally honest and say we were getting it wrong," the 24-year-old told the Mail on Sunday.

"We have to be looking at scores of 350 and upwards," added the Lancashire gloveman, who announced himself on the international stage with a thrilling 74-ball 121 against Sri Lanka in a one-dayer at Lord's last year.

"That's the way the game is going.

In a few years we'll look back at the (2015) World Cup and say it was a turning point in 50-over cricket."

During their run to the World Cup final, where they lost to fellow co-hosts Australia, the Black Caps hammered England by eight wickets in Wellington.

Tim Southee took a stunning seven for three as England were skittled out for just 123.

New Zealand then pulverised England's attack, skipper Brendon McCullum striking 77 off just 25 balls, a they raced to victory in a mere 12.2 overs.

"We certainly played well that day.

That's the way we want to play," said New Zealand coach Mike Hesson, who last week saw his side square a two-Test series with England at 1-1 after a dynamic 199-run win at Headingley.

"Hopefully conditions allow that but if not, we've got to try to skin the cat a little differently."

New Zealand certainly played in familiar fashion when thrashing Leicestershire by 198 runs in a oneday warm-up match on Saturday.

Both Grant Elliott, who hit Dale Steyn for six to seal New Zealand's dramatic World Cup semi-final win over South Africa, and wicket-keeper Luke Ronchi made 106 not out against the Midlands county.

Mitchell McClenaghan then took four for 31 and the left-arm seamer, fresh from winning the Twenty20 Indian Premier League with the Mumbai Indians, was eager for more limited overs success in England.

"Winning the title in my first year playing the IPL was awesome," he told the Blackcaps' website. "I learnt a huge amount, and loved my time in India.

"But it's also great to be back with the boys. I'm looking forward to the challenge over here, it's a massive series."

French Open Men's Singles champion Stan Wawrinka of Switzerland poses for a photo with his trophy in front of the Eiffel tower in Paris on Monday. Wawrinka defeated Serbia's Novak Djokovic in four sets, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4, in the men's final of the French Open at Roland Garros stadium in Paris.

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UMBAI: The Mumbai Cricket Association will resume the battle among politicos for the elections slated for June 17 with a slugfest among political parties.

It’s not that for the first time the politicians have thrown their hats in the ring, their performance as cricket administrators not withstanding and their credentials as administrators is questionable.

This time around two groups would be in the fray, the oldest is the Bal Mahaddalkar group which is led by the Sharad Pawar-Dilip Vengsarkar duo and the other is led by Dr.Vijay Patil from Cricket First group.

The Bal Mahaddalkar group which has been governing the cricket administration for a long time at the Wankhede stadium, seems to be all set for the repeat show while Vijay Patil’s group that had four candidates in the last managing committee is backed by Shiv Sena have their job cut out to impress the affiliated units of the MCA. The Vijay Patil group has Rahul Shevale a sitting member of Parliament as the vice president [VP] candidate along with Dr. Vijay Patil; although they boast of Abey

PJ Hindu Gym, MIG win

Mumbai: PJ Hindu Gymkhana and Khar Gymkhana registered identical 3-1 wins in the SCS Kanji Memorial Junior Cup Inter-Club Badminton Tournament, at the Cricket Club of India on Monday.

PJ Hindu Gymkhana overcame Bombay Gymkhana after Mishil Shah and Malav Parikh snatched the crucial boys doubles, while Khar Gymkhana prevailed over Thakur Sports Club after dropping the opening girls under-15 tie, in first round matches. In another tie, MIG swept past Balkan-ji-Bari 3-0.

Results: Kanji Memorial Jr. Cup: 1st Rd: PJ Hindu Gym bt Bombay Gym 3-1 (Girls U-15: Kanhai Shah bt Kaveri Shah 15-21, 21-2, 21-14; Boys U15: Neil Pandya lost to Vir Diwanji 7-21, 3-21; U-19 Girls Doubles: Kanhai/Tia Mishra bt Rajvi Sampat/Kaveri 21-19, 821, 21-15; U-19 Boys Doubles: Mishil Shah/Malav Parikh bt Karl Poncha/Diwanji 21-2, 216). MIG bt Balkan-ji-Bari 3-0 (Girls U-15: Mekhala Ambekar bt Rudra Rane 21-17, 21-11.

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Dilip Vengsarkar is all set to contest in the MCA elections.

Kuruvilla, a former test fast bowler as their managing committee member, he too, resigned as the chairman of the umpires sub committee immediately after his appointment for the job.

Many believe that the influx of politicians into the cricket administration is a cause of worry for the game simply because they neither have the time to attend the daily administrative work nor are they well versed with the game of cricket. Eventually, it is the affiliated units (voters) who will have to take cog-

nizance during the voting day.

Also, the return of Dilip Vengsarkar who lost narrowly to Vilasrao Deshmukh for the President’s post in 2011 has decided to come back as an cricket administrator will be a boon especially after Mumbai's recent performances in the past two years. With his credentials backing him, he would certainly have the ability to take Mumbai cricket to different heights. He not only runs three cricket academies but has been working at the grass-root level since his re-

tirement 23 years ago. His coming into the administration will boost for the Bal Mahaddalkar group and more so for Mumbai cricket.

Ravi Savant of the Bal Mahaddalkar group has decided to contest for Jt. Secretary’s post along with Dr. P.V. Shetty.

They will be challenged by Dr. Unmesh Khanvilkar of Patil group. The treasurer’s post will be contested by Nitin Dalal from Mahaddalkar group and he will be challenged by Mayank Khandwala from Patil’s group.

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Laxman, Priyadarshan draw, stay in title hunt M

UMBAI: Grandmaster Laxman R.R. and International Master Priyadharshan K. kept alive the Indian interest as the competition heads towards a close finish in the 10th and final round on Tuesday.

In the contest between overnight joint leaders GM Laxman and IM Priyadarshan, playing on the top board they agreed to a draw in the 9th and penultimate round Mumbai Mayor’s International Chess Tournament, being played at the Goregaon Sports Club, here on Monday. The two Indians continue to share the lead with 5 others, all with 7 points each.

GM Krastiv Martyn of Belarus, who was in joint lead with the Indians at the end of round 8, played out a draw with GM Mchedlishvili Mikheil of Georgia to also tally 7 points and stay in the hunt for the title.

Three other challengers, GM Zubov Alexander of Ukraine, GV Nguyen Duc of Vietnam and GM Luka Paichadze of Georgia, all scored crucial victories to join the leaders at the top.

Alexander defeated India’s Harsha Bharathakoti, Nguyen overcame Russian GM Smirnov Pavel and Luka prevailed over another Indian IM Nitin S. The 10th and final round encounter between Zubov Alexander and Nguyen Duc, Krastiv and Priyadarshan and Laxman and Luka will

decide the championship.

The winner will become richer by Rs.3 lakhs from a prize pool of Rs.11 lakhs.

The event brought cheers for Indians as 17-year old Rohan Ahuja from Goa has achieved his 1st International Master norm.

The event is being sponsored by Brihanmumbai Municiapl Corporation and co-sponsored by LIC of India and is being hosted by the Goregaon Sports Club at their premises.

Results: IM Priyadharshan K. (7) drew with GM Laxman R.R. (7), GM Kravtsiv Martyn (7) drew with GM Mchedlishvili Mikheil (6.5), IM Swapnil S. Dhopade (6.5) drew with GM Kokarev Dmitry (6.5), Harsha Bharathakoti (6) lost to GM Zubov Alexander (7), GM Nguyen Duc Hoa (7) beat GM Smirnov Pavel (6), GM Paichadze Luka (7) beat IM Nitin S. (6), Sanjay N. (6) drew with GM Gagunashvili Merab (6), IM Azaladze Shota (6.5) beat GM Hossain Enamul (5.5), GM Abdulla Al-Rakib (6.5) beat Kulkarni Rakesh (5.5), FM K. Praneeth Surya (6) drew with M Nubairshah Shaikh (6).

Raju to prepare Nepal’s spinners for World T20 qualifier

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on June 11 and he will work with the boys for a week. He is ew Delhi: Former India going to work with our spinleft-arm spinner ners and I am sure his contriVenkatapathy Raju is all set bution will really help us. We to guide the national cricket hear Monty Desai (coach at team from earthquake af- Rajasthan Royals) will also fected Nepal during their on- join us in the coming days. going 15-day camp in The BCCI has said that we will Dharamsala. be getting help from other exSharing his knowledge with perts as well," Nepal head teams from associate mem- coach and former Sri Lanka bers is not new to Raju, hav- player, Pubudu Dassanayake, ing worked with sides such as told PTI from Dharamsala.

UAE and Thailand in his role Dassanayake feels Raju's of a development officer at valuable inputs will help the Asian Cricket Council. them prepare a good spin"We have been told that heavy bowling attack ahead Venkatapathy Raju is coming of the World T20 qualifiers in

Scotland and Ireland next month.

"Our strength is spinners.

We have got two quality leftarm spinners (Basant Regmi and Shakti Gauchan) and couple of off-spinners, so Raju is going to talk to them about how to adjust to the extreme conditions in the United Kingdom. Overall, we are really pleased with what the BCCI is offering," said the Kandy-born Sri Lankan, who is now based out of Canada after having represented and coached the North American side.

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welcomed Raju's presence in the camp. "In India, you have all the big experts you can ask for. It is really nice Mr Raju will be here with us. We need to make the most of his inputs and prepare the best we can for the qualifier," said Khadka.

Nepal, who finished in third in the qualifier last time to secure a maiden World T20 berth, is looking to win the tournament this time. BCCI is doing its bit in its preparations, lending a help hand to the troubled neighbouring nation which was rocked by a massive earthquake in April.

Oscar Pistorius to be released on parole on August 21 J

ohannesburg: South African athlete Oscar Pistorius will be released on parole on Aug. 21 after serving 10 months of a five-year sentence for culpable homicide of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, authorities said.

The Olympic and Paralympic track star is behind bars in the capital, Pretoria, after being convicted in October after a seven-month trial.

The release of Pistorius, whose lower legs were amputated when he was a baby, had been largely expected under South African sentencing guidelines that say nondangerous prisoners should spend only one-sixth of a custodial sentence behind bars.

A prison service statement said Pistorius would spend the remainder of his time

under "correctional supervision", a form of house arrest.

Steenkamp, a 29-year-old law graduate and model, died on Valentine's Day in 2013 when Pistorius shot her through a locked toilet door at his luxury Pretoria home.

Prosecutors had pushed for a murder conviction, but the athlete maintained he fired in the mistaken belief an intruder was hiding behind

the door, a defence that struck home with many in a country with one of the world's highest rates of violent crime.

The state won its bid to appeal the culpable homicide conviction and will seek a murder conviction when the case is heard in November.

Pistorius could face a prison sentence of at least 15 years if convicted of murder.

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ONTREAL: Defending world champion Lewis Hamilton bounced back and increased his lead in the drivers world championship Sunday when he drove to a well-measured victory ahead of Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg in the Canadian Grand Prix.

The two-time champion made the most of the 44th pole position of his career to lead from the lights to the chequered flag, finishing the 70 laps contest at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve 2.2 seconds clear of the 29-year-old German.

His victory ended Rosberg's run of two wins and confirmed his own full recovery from the disappointment of the Mercedes pit-stop fiasco in Monaco, where Hamilton was deprived of a near-certain victory in the closing laps.

It was Hamilton's fourth win in Canada, his fourth win this year and the 37th win of his career, lifting him 17 points clear of Rosberg in the title race with 151 points to the German's 134.

"Did I need this (after Monaco)? Yes, I think I did," said Hamilton, adding: "I love Montreal, I love this track and love this city. And it really

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, of Great Britain, kisses his trophy after winning the Canadian Grand Prix auto race on Sunday in Montreal. feels good to be back on the top step again" Rosberg was unable to mount a serious challenge as he came home second ahead of Finns Valtteri Bottas of Williams and Kimi Raikkonen of Ferrari. Four-time cham-

pion Sebastian Vettel finished fifth after surging through the field from 18th on the grid in the second Ferrari.

Brazilian Felipe Massa finished sixth in the second Williams after another strong drive ahead of Venezuelan

Hulkenberg bags four points from Canadian GP

MONTREAL: Nico Hulkenberg earned four points for Sahara Force India by finishing eighth in the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix here.

His Force India teammate finished Sergio Perez narrowly missed out on points, finishing 11th in the 70-lap race after starting 10th on the grid.

Hulkenberg, starting seventh, could have finished higher than eighth but a contact with Sebastian Vettel while defending his position dented his chances of scoring more points.

"It was not the most eventful race and I was by myself most of the time, except for the battle with Sebastian. In hindsight I probably

shouldn't have tried so hard to defend against Seb, but when you're a racer you just don't want to give up a position without a fight," said Hulkenberg.

Talking more about the incident, the German said: "He took the outside line, I was on the inside, braking on the dirt and the marbles. I could see it coming but he didn't leave me anywhere to go so to avoid contact I kept braking, lost the rear and spun. Fortunately I was able to get going and didn't lose too much time."

Force India are now seventh in the team standings with 21 points.

Pastor Maldonado who completed his first race of the season in seventh for Lotus.

The race proved disastrous for McLaren with both their cars driven by Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button failing to finish.

On a mild and dry afternoon Hamilton oozed confidence and revelled in the pre-race 'Hollywood' buildup with screen stars Michael Douglas and Al Pacino in attendance. Before the start, he thanked his Mercedes team for "all the hard work this weekend putting the car back together again," a reference to his crash in Friday's rain.

Knowing Mercedes had never won at this track and that pole position had led to victory only five times in the previous 14 races, Hamilton made light of all expectations and worries when the lights went out.

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ONDON: Mo Farah's medical data will be analyzed in an independent investigation ordered by the governing body of British athletics, in light of the doping claims against the double Olympic champion's American coach.

Ed Warner, chairman of UK Athletics, said the investigation will look at "blood data, supplements data everything surrounding his medical treatment."

"We need to make sure there's nothing else there we haven't seen, we're not aware of," Warner told BBC radio.

In a story by ProPublica and the BBC published last week, long-distance running coach Alberto Salazar was accused of using doping practices for his athletes at the Nike Oregon Project.

Farah, the world and Olympic 5,000 and 10,000meter champion, is Salazar's star athlete. Although there is no suggestion of any wrongdoing by Farah, he is concerned about the damage to his reputation and withdrew from the Diamond League event in Birmingham on Sunday so he could return to the United States and "seek answers to my questions."

Salazar has denied any wrongdoing. "It may well be that the outcome of our own investigation says there's nothing untoward going on as far as we can uncover in any way, shape or form around British athletics and a British athlete," Warner said.

"One of the possible outcomes of all of this is, even though and I'm sure that's probably going to be the case there's nothing untoward proven around Mo Farah and British Athletics, we might still recommend

to Mo and might still decide ourselves to suspend our relationship (with Salazar) because of the reputational damage that could be caused. It's going to take time, but not a lot of time, I hope. I would think weeks, not months."

Salazar is an endurance consultant to UK Athletics.

Salazar was accused by his former assistant, Steve Magness, of violating anti-doping rules and encouraging doping by one of his top runners, Galen Rupp. Rupp won the silver medal in the 10,000 meters at the London Olympics in 2012, finishing behind Farah. Rupp also denies any wrongdoing.

Farah has said he will not break ties with Salazar as there is no clear evidence against the American. "If I was a close mate of Mo's and he was asking me personally not as the chairman of (UK) Athletics 'What do you think I should do?' I might have been inclined to say, 'Do you know what? The easiest thing for you to do right now is to suspend that relationship, take a breather, see how it all plays out, run the circuit in the summer in Europe, on to the world championship in Beijing, and see what transpires,'" Warner said.

Army training inspiring: Jeje and Jackichand B

ENGALURU: Indian footballers Jeje Lalpekhlua and Jackichand Singh said the army training which the players underwent here as a new concept in team building exercise has inspired and taught them a lesson to remain united while taking on the opponents.

"It was unique for us. The sacrifices made by the Army inspired us," Jackichand told reporters here.

"It was a wonderful experience. We saw our Jawans doing it with ease. That motivated us and we completed the 21-barrier course. We are well a big happy family," Jeje added.

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went army training as a new concept in team building exercise as the part of preparations for the 2018 World Cup Preliminary Joint Qualification match against Oman on June 11.

The training exercise took place at the Army Service Corps Centre here where the Indian players were put through obstacle courses consisting of 21 different barriers and also team building recreational games.

Talking about the tough battle ahead, Jackichand said it will be a very difficult match against Oman, but the team was ready.

"It will be a very difficult match. But we are ready. It

has been an eventful year for me and I aim to carry on the momentum," he said.

Jackichand also said that head Coach Stephen Constantine has set specific responsibilities on the players and they will give their best on the field.

"We are training very hard.

The coach has set up specific responsibilities and we need to stick to it. We will give our best on the field," he said.

Jeje said though there were big names in Oman squad, the home players were ready to execute coach Stephen Constantine's instructions. "Yeah, there are big names in the Oman squad and they may be experienced,” Jeje said.

Fans cheer as FC Barcelona players ride on the team bus during celebrations in Barcelona, Spain on Sunday after winning the Champions League final on Saturday by beating Juventus Turin 3-1.

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