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Aft er oo VOICE VOTE THAT WAS TAKEN HAS NOT CLEARLY ESTABLISHED WHO WAS FOR OR AGAINST THE GOVT, SAYS AJIT PAWAR

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ith regard to extending support to the BJP to enable it to get majority in the assembly, the NCP has now started singing a new tune. Ajit Pawar has said that the party will think again about supporting BJP if the vote of confidence is moved again. He said: "It was the duty of the government to come clear on the numbers. The government has drawn unnecessary attention over the proceedings with regard to the trust vote. The voice vote that was taken has not clearly established who was for or against the government." Was Pawar unsure about who had voted for or against the vote of confidence? It is also alleged that the BJP had not yet submitted the letter of support to the governor. He said that the government would be mistaken if it thought that the NCP will go on supporting it for the next 5 years. "We will not give any such guarantee", he said. Former deputy chief minister dared the government to conduct a probe into allegations of corruption against him. The former Con-

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Thief gets cop to follow him to terrace and smashes his head By Neel Shah

43-year-old constable of Mumbai police was killed by a burglar when he had gone to arrest him early on Sunday morning. The deceased police naik, identified as Ajay P Gawand, was attached to the Dongri police station and was a resident of Navi Mumbai. The incident took place in Dongri area of South Mumbai, when Gawand had responded to a call by his colleague after the latter requisitioned assistance to nab the thief. The latter, identified as Santosh Salvi (35), had locked himself on a building's terrace near the P D'Mello Road. Salvi had trespassed a ground plus two storey building near Wadi Bunder when the locals informed

the police. As Salvi had bolted the terrace door locking himself, the patrolling constable tried to enter the building but the burglar began pelting stones from top to prevent the cop from reaching him. The beat cop then called the Dongri police station to send more cops, following which personnel from Detection Branch of the Dongri police, including Gawand, led by assistant inspector A Thorat reached the spot. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The burglar had locked the entrance from inside due to which Gawand climbed on to the terrace through a window on the top floor that was just below the terrace,â&#x20AC;? said Addl. CP (South Region) Krishna Prakash. Continued on pg 7 ÂŤ

Constable kills one in road mishap By Neel Shah

gress-NCP government itself had formed a special team to look into the irrigation scam. "The present BJP government is free to take whatever steps it wants". From Ajit Pawar's objections, it

becomes clear the party is seriously thinking of withdrawing any kind of support to the BJP. Something must have happened during the taking of the voice vote which has annoyed the NCP.

police constable attached with the Mumbai police was arrested for killing one and injuring two while patrolling on Saturday night. The constable, identified as Mangesh Chavan and his collegue Tukaram Devikar, were patrolling in the Nariman Point area of South Mumbai. Both the officers are attached to the Unit I department of crime branch and Chavan was behind the wheel when the car hit hawkers sitting outside Inox Multiplex.

Among the three hawkers, Mohammad Ansari (49) was declared dead while two others â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Sajid Sayyed (30) and Sunil Jaiswal (10) suffered minor injuries. The incident took place around 10.30 pm after which the public beat Chavan. Both the officers were saved from public's wrath by the sleuths from Marine Drive police station, who were patrolling the area. An FIR was registered at Marine Drive police station against Chavan and the latter was left on bail. Chavan was arrested for rash and negligent driving.

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MUMBAI | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2014 Azad Shrivastav | ADC

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The Gurukrupa C.H.S., which is at a stone's throw distance from the Shiv Sena Bhavan in Shivaji Park houses the residence of Shashikant Pawar, President of the Akhil Bharatiya Maratha Mahasangh. The recent order of the Bombay High Court which stayed the 16 per cent reservation to Marathas in public service and educational institutions in the state has not only shocked the community as a whole, but also this 64-year-old warrior who has been crusading for the rights of the Marathas in Maharashtra. PHILIP VARGHESE meets SHASHIKANT PAWAR to know more about the reservation issue, various controversies and the history behind the Marathas, who are known to be rich, politically powerful and dominant in the state

‘MOST MARATHAS

POOR AND BACKWARD’ Only 137 Maratha families are the dominant players in state politics

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h h a t r a p a t i Shivaji Maharaj, the great warrior of Maharashtra, gave an opportunity to fight against the enemy to all the people, irrespective of their religion and caste. For him, everybody was a Maratha, who was helping him in his freedom struggle. So for him all his soldiers, including his Muslim soldiers (who were in large numbers in his navy and artillery) were Marathas. If you check school leaving certificates of persons older than 80 years, you will find the words like Maratha Sutar, Maratha Parit, Maratha Lohar etc. on it. Now the word Maratha is replaced by the word Hindu,” Pawar said as he sits in his bedroom-cum-office, reading a book on reservations for various communities in the state. Pawar, who is a law graduate, is also the Chairman of the Sharda Mandir School in Tardeo. “I have been in this struggle for our community since 30 years and I am trying to do the best possible for my people in the community. I am happy that the Congress during their time made this reservation for the Maratha community, however, it took them 30 long years to decide that?” Pawar asks.

When asked about the general perception that Marathas are rich and politically powerful, he said, “The real problem actually lies in the popular perception that the Marathas are a rich, politically powerful and dominant caste in the state. One can't blame anyone that such misconceptions have become popular. The truth is different. The tragedy of this community is that only 137 Maratha families are the dominant players in state politics. The disparity is so wide, that the rest of the Maratha community isn't even half as rich, forget being powerful.” So where did this controversy arise from?, we asked. “The Maharashtra government, as a parting shot before facing the assembly election in October, announced a new reservation quota - 16 percent for Marathas and 5 percent for Muslims. Before this announcement Maharashtra had 52 percent reservations, which had crossed the limit set at 50 percent by the Supreme Court. With these fresh reservations the total percentage of reservations in the state has gone up to 73 percent. A Public Interest Litigation was filed, claiming that the Marathas are not a poor and backward caste. There seems to be

no argument against the 5 percent reservations for Muslims, who most agree have a high population of poor and deprived people. The main controversy erupted over reservations for the Marathas.” He quickly adds, “But I do agree that the most powerful politicians in the state belong to the Maratha community. 10 of state's 17 chief ministers have been Marathas including the first CM, Yashwantrao Chavan. Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan is a Maratha. Since the birth of Maharashtra in 1960 a majority of legislators belonged to the Maratha community. The community also controls educational institutions, developmental boards and 168 out of the 200 sugar cooperatives in the state. It is no surprise then that people tend to believe it is a rich and powerful community and do not need any reservation.” However, Pawar says that the ground reality of the status of the community is much different from what is being portrayed in the public. “The truth is different. The tragedy of this community is that only 137 Maratha families are the dominant players in state politics. The reason being that there are 96 clans and most are backward and

poor. The Kunbis, known as poor tillers, form a large part of this community. The problem within the Marathas is that Maratha politicians have failed their community. They failed to deliver the goods to the community who most of all include the poorest in the mainstream from early on. As a result, Maratha politicians encounter growing bitterness and want to appease their community by announcing reservations for employment and education.” Pawar tells us that the politicians have hurriedly ignored the most pertinent issues. “It is clear that the social stratification and economic distress faced by the Marathas engaged in agriculture is unlikely to be meaningfully addressed merely by demanding OBC status for the community. We can't forget that Maharashtra is primarily an agrarian economy. Many agricultural peasants and small-time farmers have been reduced to labour, among them many clans of Marathas. Instead of conducting proper studies to know the impact of reservations, which groups have benfitted and who really require it, the government has only made it more political. Former chief minister Prithviraj Chavan, who came to

Maharashtra to clean up the Congress party and the government, was initially reluctant about the move, fearing legal problems. I will be meeting CM Devendra Fadnavis in two days and I am sure that he will understand our problems. He is a good person and what I liked about him is that he immediately decided to appeal against the High Court order on Friday. We need such good leaders in the state.” Pawar has now started a new organisation under the banner of 'Maratha Business Forum'. “I don't want my people in the community to stay working under someone and doing a labourer's work. I want them to come up and take up business and join the list of big industrialists in the country. Hope my organisation would be able to gather every Maratha under this innovative idea.” However, Pawar is not discontented that his children are not into activism for any cause. “My elder son – Yogesh is a Mechanical Engineer, my second son Virendra is an LLB and my daughter Suchita is a graduate. They all like me fighting for the cause of the community. However, they are not interested in taking up this activism.” philip.varghese@afternoondc.in

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Guv at clean-up drive at Dharavi

Governor Dr Vidyasagar Rao engrossed in a garbage disposal exercise.

Smiley is the word

In the age of technology, information, mobile phones and text messaging, the use of yellow-faced smileys or emoticons has gained quite some importance, so much that most of us have largely forgotten to make optimum use of language. We are too used to using these smileys to convey feelings and moods, instead of using appropriate words

that the languages have in abundance. Are we somewhere losing our capacity to find the right words and rely on smiley’s strength to convey ideas and intentions? For instance, while typing a text asking Vikas Sabnis someone to excuse your absence, you can say it in exactly these many words – 'Kindly excuse my absence. I regret not being there'. But most of us will say, 'Can't make it. Sorry', followed by a smiley showing one sad face and conveying regret. Many such follow. We do not know where the use of these yellow expressive faces is leading us to, but it most certainly limits our capacity to think What I like is he never of lovely meaningful exceeds speed limit on words that the the road! language offers.

MUMBHAI

Dr Shree Nansaheb Dharmadhikari Pratishthan was carrying out the 'Swachha Bharat Abhiyaan' in Maharashtra yesterday. Governor Vidyasagar Rao participated in the programme at Dharavi. The cleanliness drive

beginning in and outside Maharashtra will be covering 77 cities – extensively to an area of 4,400 km. Prominent establishments like police stations, government offices and headquarters, bus stands and beaches will be

covered under the drive. As many as 1,30,000 volunteers will implement the drive. The entire drive is being carried out with the co-operation and coordination of the administration. Gloves, brooms, masks and other

garbage disposal equipment is being provided by the Pratishthan. On this occasion, a large number of volunteers with brooms swept the dirty places clean. Over 30 people appeared to be engaged in the work.

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LOST & FOUND

LOST!! LOST!! LOST Herewith I Mr. Mohammed Afzal would like to declare that while travelling by train from Mumbai to Bhopal on 29-9-2014 my bag containing all my original documnets & other valuables were stolen by some unknown persons. If anybody find the same please inform me on my Cell No. 09179027507 or the Local Police Station. I, Mrs. Nirmala Lulla, Ms. Mamta Lulla, Mr. Suresh Lulla lost original property Share Certificate No. 75 numbered 1821 to 1880. D-1, Beach House Park, Gandhigram Road, Juhu, Mumbai-56. If anybody has objection/found contact: 9820233755. C-32322

THANKSGIVING

Novena prayer to St. Jude. O Holy St. Jude, Apostle and Martyr, great in virtue and rich in miracles, near kinsman of Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor of all who invoke your special patronage in time of need, to you I have recourse from the depth of my heart and humbly beg to whom God has given such great power to come to my assistance. Help me in my present urgent petition, in return I promise to make your name known and cause you to be invoked. Say three Our Fathers, three Hail Mary’s and Glory be. St. Jude pray for us and all who invoke your aid. Amen. (Publication must be promised). C-32323 Novena prayer to St. Jude. O Holy St. Jude, Apostle and Martyr, great in virtue and rich in miracles, near kinsman of Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor of all who invoke your special patronage in time of need, to you I have recourse from the depth of my heart and humbly beg to whom God has given such great power to come to my assistance. Help me in my present urgent petition, in return I promise to make your name known and cause you to be invoked. Say three Our Fathers, three Hail Mary’s and Glory be. St. Jude pray for us and all who invoke your aid. Amen. (Publication must be promised). C-32324

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Thank you St. Jude for all the favours granted. St. Jude the worker of miracles pray for us. St. Jude the helper of the hopeless pray for us. From Glenda C-32327

CHANGE OF NAME

I have changed my name from Kausar Ali Mohammed Nazir, to ‘Khan Kausar Jahan Nazir Ahmed’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 14/11/2014. C-32328 I have changed my name from Mohammed Nazir Mohammed Sayed, to ‘Khan Nazir Ahmed Sayed Ahmed’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 14/11/2014. C-32329 I have changed my name from Ismail Jameel Rotiwala/ Mehbub Jamilsaheb Shaikh to Ismail Jamil Shaikh as per Affidavit Dated 15/11/2014. C-32330 I have changed my name from Jamilsaheb Ahmadrahiman Shaikh to Jamil Shaikh as per Affidavit Dated 15/11/2014. C-32331 I have changed my name from Indumati Champshi Gada to Indira Chimanlal Gala through Affidavit Dated 10/11/2014. C-32332

I have changed my name from Asha Bipinchandra Rathod to Asha Bipin Rathod as per Affidavit dated 15/11/2014. C-32341 I have changed my name from Shaikh Tahira Bibi Gulam Sanklen to Tahera Arif Malik as per Affidavit dated 15/11/2014. C-32342 I have changed my name from Safiya Zubair Salahuddin Kazi to Safiyanaz Ajmal Shaikh as per Affidavit dated 15/11/2014. C-32343 I have changed my name from Rekhaben Ajitkumar Shah to Rekha Ajitkumar Shah as per Affidavit Dated: 14/11/2014. C-32344 I have changed my name from Naseemjaha Sartaj Khan to Nasimjaha Sartaj Khan as per Affidavit. C-32345 We Mr. Zaheerul Haque Jibrail Shaikh & Mrs. Nafeesa Zaheerul Haque Shaikh have changed our daughter name from Sara Zubair to Sara as per Affidavit Dated 14-11-2014. C-32346 I have changed my name from Mohammed Shafik Abdul Rehman to Mohamed Shafique Abdul Rahim as per Affidavit. C-32347 I have changed my name from Sagirabanu to Sageera Banu Mohamed Shafique as per Affidavit. C-32348 I have changed my name from Vittal Narayan Shetty to Vitthal Narayan Shetty as per Affidavit. C-32349

I have change my name from Kanhaiya Bagmul Lalwani to Kanhaiya Bhagumal Lalwani through Affidavit Dated 15/11/2014. C-32333

I have changed my name from Nand Nanikram Nankani to Nandlal Nanikram Nankani as per Affidavit. C-32350

I have changed my name from Sangeeta Narayandas Paryani to Sangeeta Kanhaiya Lalwani through Affidavit Dated 15/11/2014. C-32334

I have changed my name from Falguni Ben Sunil Sata to Falguni Sunil Sata as per Affidavit. C-32351

I Suhel Ahemad Abdul Hamid changed my name to Sohail Ahmed Nagarbawadi as per Sworn Affidavit Dated 15th November 2014. C-32335

I have changed my name from Khan Ashfaque Abdul Samad to Khan Ashfaq Abdul Samad as per Affidavit. C-32352

I have changed my name from Nisha Dania to Nisha Surinder Sablok as per Affidavit No : LU 010685. C-32336

I have changed my name from Irfan Ahmad Mansoori to Mohammad Irfan Mansoori as per Affidavit. C-32353

I have changed my name from Urvi Rajendra Desai to Urvi Jignesh Desai as per Affidavit dated 14 Nov 14. C-32337

I have changed my name from Khurshid Ahmad alias Khaushid Ahmad Ansari to Khurshid Ahmad Ansari as per Affidavit. C-32354

I have changed my name from Mohammed Ansh Mohammed Naim Farooqui to Mohammed Anas Naim Farooqui as per Affidavit dated 15/11/2014. C-32338

I have changed my name from Manda Ananda Pawar to Mandakini Ananda Pawar as per Affidavit. C-32355

I have changed my name from Ehatesham Ahamad to Ehtesham Ahamad as per Affidavit dated 15/11/2014. C-32339 I have changed my name from Meenaxi Bipinchandra Rathod to Minakshi Bipinchandra Rathod as per Affidavit dated 15/11/2014. C-32340

I have changed my name from Anthony Amma Jairaj to Antonette Jairaj Maria as per Affidavit. C-32356 I have changed my name from Wadkar Seema Vasant to Nevarekar Ashwini Maruti as per Affidavit. C-32357

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MUMBAI | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2014 I have changed my name from Damodara Shetty to Damodar Shetty as per Affidavit. C-32358 I have changed my name from Previndra to Previndra Kumar Sharma as per Affidavit. C-32359 I have changed my name from Ekta to Ekta Sharma as per Affidavit. C-32360 I have changed my name from Gulam Dastagir to Gulam Dastagir Sayed as per Affidavit. C-32361 I have changed my name from Shakil Ahmed Baker Ali Qureshi to Shakil Ahmed Choudhary as per Affidavit. C-32362 I have changed my name from Reem Quinna Menezes to Reem Neil Gaikwad as per Affidavit. C-32363 I have changed my name from Mohammad Nadeem Chaudhary to Mohammed Nadeem Samiullah Khan as per Affidavit. C-32364 I have changed my name from Samiullah Abdullah Chaudhary to Samiullah Khan as per Affidavit. C-32365

I have changed my name from Kanizbahu Fazal Hussain Khoja to Kaniz Fazal Fiussain Mistri as per Affidavit. C-32377

I have changed my name from Mudassar Mansoor Sarang to Mudassir Mansoor Sarang as per Affidavit. C-32396

I have changed my name from Subhadra to Vanita Subhash Navale as per Affidavit. C-32378

I have changed my name from Abdul Lateef Patel to Abdul Latif Patel as per Affidavit. C-32397

I have changed my name from Madanlal Jain to Madanlal Netani as per Affidavit. C-32379

I have changed my name from Zeba Khateeb to Zeba Ibrahim Khatib as per Affidavit. C-32398

I have changed my name from Manjudevi Jain to Manju Netani as per Affidavit. C-32380

I have changed my name from Moshin Sakurmohamed Mansuri to Mohsin Sakur Mohd Mansuri as per Affidavit. C-32399

I have changed my name from Rahul Madanlal Jain to Rahul Madanlal Netani as per Affidavit. C-32381 I have changed my name from Sasidharan to Shashidharan as per Affidavit. C-32382 I have changed my name from Sreehjith to Shreejit Shashidharan as per Affidavit. C-32383 I have changed my name from Jigar Nilesh Bhuddhev to Jigar Nilesh Thakkar as per Affidavit. C-32384

I have changed my name from Hafiza Chaudhary to Hafeeza Samiullah Khan as per Affidavit. C-32366

I have changed my name from Mursheed Ahmed Shafi Ahmed to Mursheed Shafi Ahmed as per Affidavit. C-32385

I have changed my name from Mohammed Jaid Sagir Ahamad to Mohammed Zaid Khan as per Affidavit. C-32367

I have changed my name from Akashykumar Pravinkumar to Akashykumar Pravinkumar Jain as per Affidavit. C-32386

I have changed my name from Sujith Kumar Puthiya Veetil to Sujit Kumar as per Affidavit. C-32368

I have changed my name from Vishvanath Onkar Mahajan to Vishwanath Onkar Mahajan as per Deed Poll Affidavit. C-32387

I have changed my name from Arya Dinesh to Kodakkat Arya Dinesh as per Deed Poll Affidavit. C-32369 I have changed my name from Suleman Mo Rizwan to Mohammed Rizwan Mohammed Suleman Ansari as per Deed Poll Affidavit No. LS 994697. C-32370 I have changed my name from Chetty Loknathan Subramaniyam to S. Yoghanathan as per Deed Poll Affidavit. C-32371 I have changed my name from Sneha Swami Smith to Sneha Swamy Smith as per Affidavit. C-32372 I have changed my name from Swami Manikkan to Swamy Manikkan Smith as per Affidavit. C-32373 I have changed my name from Khatunbi Abdul Rehman to Khatunbi Abdul Rehman Shaikh as per Affidavit. C-32374

I have changed my name from Khan Tasneem Bano Abdul Majeed to Tasneem Bano Chand Khan Pathan as per Affidavit. C-32388 I have changed my name from Ravichandran to Ravi Francis as per Affidavit. C-32389 I have changed my name from Muhamad Anwar Muhamad Waki to Mohammad Anwar Sayyed as per Affidavit. C-32390 I have changed my name from Afsana to Seema Anwar Sayyed as per Affidavit. C-32391 I have changed my name from Umashankar Adhyaprasad to Umashankar Adhyaprasad Dixit as per Affidavit. C-32392 I have changed my name from Vidhya Umashankar to Vidhya Umashankar Dixit as per Affidavit. C-32393

I have changed my name from Santoshkumar Kanchanram Yadav to Santosh Kanchanram Yadav as per Affidavit. C-32375

I have changed my name from Sanohu Ram Lumba to Sadhu Ram Lumba as per Affidavit. C-32394

I have changed my name from Lalmunnidevi to Sudha Ramshankar Singh as per Affidavit. C-32376

I have changed my name from Hifjur Abdul Rahman Patel to Hifzur Abdul Rahman Patel as per Affidavit. C-32395

I have changed my name from Alauddin Khan to Allauddin Jais Mohammed Khan as per Affidavit. C-32400 I have changed my name from Parameswaran Karuthedath to Parameswaran Karuthedath Panikar as per Affidavit. C-32401 I have changed my name from Daljit Singh Bans to Daljit Singh Bons as per Affidavit. C-32402 I have changed my name from Parveenbanu Ibrahim Mohammed Khan to Parveenbano Majid Khan as per Affidavit. C-32403 I have changed my name from Vijaykumar Motilal Raj to Vijay Motilal Raj as per Deed Poll Affidavit. C-32404 I have changed my name from Kausar Sultana Faheemur Rehman to Mrs. Kausar Faheemur Rehman as per Deed Poll Affidavit. C-32405 I Malaram Dhaglaram have changed my name to Malaram Dhaglaramji Chaudhary as per Affidavit Dated 10/11/2014. C-32406 I have changed my name from “Fayaz Mansur” to “Fayaz Mansur Shaikh” as per Affidavit Dated 10th November” 2014. C-32407 I have changed my name from “S. M. Kalim” to “Kalimullah Mohammad Munna Shaikh” as per Affidavit Dated 13th November” 2014. C-32408 I have changed my name from “Gulam Husen Mohd Umar Qureshi” to “Gulam Hussain Mohd Umar Qureshi” as per Affidavit Dated 10th November” 2014. C-32409 I have changed my name from “Kammujahan” to “Anwar Jahan Abdul Karim Qureshi” as per Affidavit Dated 13th November” 2014. C-32410 I have changed my name from “Husain Saheb” to “Ahmed Saab Ibrahim” as per Affidavit Dated 12th November” 2014. C-32411 I have changed my name from “Deep Ashish Mistry” to “Deeip Ashish Mistry” as per Affidavit Dated 13th November 2014. C-32412

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Trust-less vote Chief Minister Devendra Janata Party (BJP). For the Fadnavis may have won the BJP is the contrived convotrust vote in a rather strange luted and opaque trust-less way with neither the Shiv vote just the beginning of the Sena nor the Congress op- end game? It would be hard posing and the Nationalist for the BJP to defend itself

lies have on paper declared their support, Fadnavis at present is heading a minority government. Blame it on the peculiar verdict that the electorate has given in this 13th Vidhan Sabha elections with no one having a clear majority. Knowing fully well the harsh times lying ahead and the

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Congress Party (NCP) appar- after labelling the NCP as the dismal performance of his ently supporting it. But by re- Naturally Corrupt Party dur- own party, NCP chief Sharad maining silent when it ing the poll campaign. In the Pawar wasted no time in unimattered, the latter has absence of a clear head laterally declaring his party's made life difficult and em- count, and unless the BJP or outside support to the BJP. barrassing for the Bharatiya its supporting Mahayuti al- He has made it amply clear

that he is not unduly worried about the investigations into alleged corruption charges against his own party men. Sena president Uddhav Thackeray was simply outsmarted and outmanuvered in this political game. Although it must be said that on the first day of its official opposition role, a belligerent Sena has sounded a note of caution to the BJP. In the end, the Congress could not stake claim to the leader of opposition post in the legislative Assembly, and the Sena was saddled with a

post which it was trying to avoid till the last minute. Was this the way the BJP wanted to ensure a Congress mukta Maharashtra, by pushing the Sena in the opposition benches and denying the Congress the opposition space? For many, Sena lost the chance on the day the Assembly results were announced on October 19 to corner the BJP and let the opportunity slip away to the NCP. There was no alliance in place for the Assembly elections between the Sena and

Sena ignores reports of RSS efforts in Sena-BJP patch up By Prashant Hamine

ashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) sources yesterday while speaking to the ADC yesterday on conditions of anonymity admitted that RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat did speak to Sena president Uddhav Thackeray over the telephone but clarified that the Sangh will not directly get involved in brokering a truce between the Sena and BJP. At best the Sangh might ask the two saffron parties to

sit together and sort out their differences, but will not meddle in state level matters. Sources in the RSS admitted that RSS chief is very much in Mumbai, but have declined to comment on whether he would meet Sena president Uddhav Thackeray. It remains to be seen whether the RSS chief or any of the state BJP leaders and cabinet ministers do arrive today at the memorial at Shivaji Park, Dadar to offer their respects on the occa-

sion of the second death anniversary of late Sena chief Bal Thackeray. When asked about the developments, Sena spokeswoman Dr Neelam Gorhe declined to make any comments arguing that all such high level talks were being dealt with at the highest level. Shiv Sena leaders are tight lipped about reports of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) sarsanghachalak Mohan Bhagwat making efforts for a patch up be-

Language diplomacy at play By Vishnudas Sheshrao

n interesting language diplomacy was witnessed at the international level after Union Human Resources Development Ministry decided to replace German language with Sanskrit as the third language in Kendriya Vidyalayas across India. Ambassador of Spain to India requested the introduction of Spanish language at Higher Secondary level in India. The Ambassador of Spain Ambassador of Spain in India Gustavo de Aristegui meets Governor of in India Gustavo de Aristegui Maharashtra C H Vidyasagar Rao at Raj Bhavan. met the Governor of Maharashtra C H Vidyasagar Rao at Pune or in the University of istry of Human Resources the Raj Bhavan, Mumbai on Mumbai. Development to introduce Friday. During the meeting, The Spanish Ambassador this language at the Higher the ambassador said that said that there is a lot of Secondary level in India. The Governor welcomed Spain is also keen about hunger for learning the Spanestablishing a Spanish De- ish language in India. In this the suggestion of the Spanish partment either in the Savit- connection, he said that Ambassador. Various issues ribai Phule University of Spain is in talks with the Min- of bilateral interest between

tween Sena and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Sources did admit that several Sangh cadres especially those from the Vidarbha region have held self-introspection camps to express their displeasure at the BJP seeking tacit support of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) in securing the trust vote on November 12 in the legislative Assembly. Meanwhile, the Sena has made elaborate arrangements at Shivaji Park where

After German, now Spain requests to introduce Spanish in India India and Spain were also discussed at the meeting. The Consul General of Spain in Mumbai was also present. Earlier last week, citing national interest, Union HRD minister Smriti Irani decided to introduce Sanskrit instead of German in across 500 Kendriya Vidyalayas. According to HRD officials, the 2011 Memorandum of Understanding that made German a third language "violates the national education policy." However, the HRD Ministry has disappointed the German government and German Chancellor Angela Merkel was supposed to take up the issue with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during their meeting on the sidelines of the G-20 Summit in Brisbane, Australia on Sunday.

Mohan Bhagwat (RSS) party president Uddhav Thackeray, the Thackeray family members, party legislators, top party leaders are expected to arrive at the memorial to pay their respects. The issue of a permanent grand memorial for the late Sena chief in Mumbai has been on the Sena agenda for the last two years. It remains to be seen whether the BJP led state government does consider the Sena plea for a site for the memorial.

05 the BJP. The BJP needed and still needs support to run the minority government. Had Sena either declared its support to the BJP or had they announced that it would sit in the opposition benches, the BJP would have been cornered. What is even more bizarre is that Sena MP Anant Geete is still in the Modi cabinet and that the Sena is yet to pull out of the BJP led National Democratic Alliance (NDA). It is still unclear as to exactly what the Sena wants. But the NCP is quite clear in its approach as it tries to cosy up to the power centre. The BJP leadership too is well aware of the fact although no one wants an early election, it knows pretty well that its governments days are numbered. Because running a minority government with an outside support of an unreliable ally is more unpredictable and hence the government has limited time at its disposal before it can seek re-election. Unless it wants to run a minority government as did former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda did in the last five years with allies snipping at its heels.

06 CHANGE OF NAME I have changed my name from “Samina Husain Bhinderwala” to Naqya Husain Bhinderwala as per Affidavit Dated 13th November” 2014. C-32413 I have changed my name from “Mohd. Isaq A. Karim” to “Ishaque Abdul Karim Qureshi” as per Affidavit Dated 10th November” 2014. C-32414 I have changed my name from “Nazema Begum” to “Nazma Ishaque Qureshi” as per Affidavit Dated 13th November” 2014. C-32415 I have changed my name from “Shaikh Arfianazma Kalim” to “Nazma Arfia Kalimullah Shaikh” as per Affidavit Dated 13th November” 2014. C-32416 I have changed my name from “Sultana Parveen” to “Sultana Parveen Kalimullah Shaikh” as per Affidavit Dated 13th November” 2014. C-32417 I have changed my name from “Anna Josephine Sequeira” to “Anna Sequeira” as per Affidavit. C-32418 I have changed my name from “Seqiera Anna Gerson” to Anna Sequeira as per Affidavit. C-32419 I have changed my name from “Yasmeen Khatoon Khan @ Yasmeen Khatoon d/o Haji Jamil Ahmed Khan” to “Yasmeen Khan” as per Affidavit. C-32420 I have changed my name from “Rukshana Khan @ Rukshana w/o Haji Jamil Ahmed Khan” to “Ruksana Khan” as per Affidavit. C-32421 I have changed my name from “Siva Gnanam Tiruvenkatam @ S. Tiruvenkatam” to “Thiruvenkatam Thiraviyam Pillai” as per Affidavit. C-32422 I have changed my name from “Anis Ahmed @ Anis Ahmed Ansari” to “Anees Ahmad Ansari” as per Affidavit. C-32423 We, Sunil Kumar Bang and Rakhi Bang change our minor daughter name from Aayushi Bang to Deetya Bang as per Affidavit. C-32424 I have changed my name from “Ashraf Anis Ahmed @ Ashraf Anis Ahmed Ansari” to “Ashraf Anees Ahmad Ansari” as per Affidavit. C-32425 I have changed my name from “Zehnab Anis Ahmed @ Jainab Anis Ahmed Ansari” to “Jainab Khatun Ansari” as per Affidavit. C-32426 I have changed my name from “Inayat Husain” to “Inayat Ali” as per Affidavit. C-32427 I have changed my name from “Vishvanath Mukund Kasar” to “Vishwanath Mukund Kasar” as per Affidavit. C-32428 I have changed my name from “Heeralal Vishwakarma” to “Hiralal Vishwakarma” as per Affidavit. C-32429

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CLASSIFIEDS I have changed my name from “Dipesh Gautam Chand Chopra” to “Deepesh Gautam Chand Chopra” as per Affidavit Dated 15th November” 2014. C-32430

I Shilaben Vamanrao Raval have changed my name to Sheela Vijaykumar Bhatt as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 15/11/14. C-32448

I have changed my name from “Md Shabbi” to “Shabbir Shaikh” as per Affidavit Dated 15th November ” 2014. C-32431

I Mrs. Leela Balkrishna Shevale have changed my name to Mrs. Lila Balkrishna Shevale as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 15/11/14. C-32449

I have changed my name from Sheetal Raghuveer Manhas to Sheetal Raghuveersingh Manhas as per Maharashtra Gazette No.(U-18454) and as per Affidavit Dated 15/11/14. C-32432 I have changed my name from Mohammed Mutin Khan to Mateen Yasin Khan as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32433

I Gosaliya Anil Gandalal have changed my name to Gosalia Anil Gandalal as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 15/11/14. C-32450 I Gosaliya Aruna Anil have changed my name to Gosalia Aruna Anil as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 15/11/14. C-32451

I have changed my name from Vinoda Babaraya Kamath to Anita Anand Bhat as per the Affidavit Dated 15 Nov, 2014. C-32434

I Mr. Chintaram Yadav have changed my name to Mr. Chintamani Yadav as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 13/11/14. C-32452

I have changed my name from Mohammed Zakir Iman Ali Sardar to Zakir Hussain Iman Ali Sardar as per Affidavit. C-32435

I Deepak Kumar Sharma have changed my name to Deepak Sharma as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 14/11/14. C-32453

I have changed my name from Rehanabegum Riyaz Ahmed Qureshi to Rehana Imran Khan as per Deed Poll Affidavit. C-32436

I Shaheen Asikali Shaikh have changed my name to Sulsha Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32454

I have changed my name from Jazer Taherbhai Changi to Juzer Taherbhai Changi as per Maharashtra Gazette No (U20504). C-32437

I Mr. Mohanlal Deokisan Joshi have changed my name to Mr. Mohankumar Deokisan Joshi as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated 15/11/2014. C-32455

I have changed my name from Hamidabegum Gulam Moinuddin to Hamida Gulam Moinuddin Shaikh by Deed Poll Affidavit. C-32438

I Deepak Lalchand Kataria have changed my name to Deepak Lalchand Katariya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32456

I have changed my name from Mohammed Naseem to Mohammed Naseem Ansari as per Affidavit. C-32439

I Lalchand Mohanlal Kataria have changed my name to Lalchand Mohanlal Katariya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32457

I have changed my name from Shivrani Bai Ramnath Mehta to Swaraj Rani Ramnath Dutta as per Affidavit No. LS 617580. C-32440 I have changed my name from Ramnath Mehta to Ramnath Dutta as per Affidavit No LS 617579. C-32441 I have changed our name from Gante Lalithakumari to Munganda Lalitha Amarkumar as per Affidavit. C-32442 I have changed our name from Munganda Lalithakumari Amarkumar to Munganda Lalitha Amarkumar as per Affidavit. C-32443 I have changed our name from Dedhia Rameshkumar Keshavji to Dedhia Ramesh Keshavji as per Affidavit. C-32444 I have changed our name from Dedhia Rameshchandra Keshavji to Dedhia Ramesh Keshavji as per Affidavit. C-32445 I have changed our name from Chheda Laxmiben Dhanji to Dedhia Leena Ramesh as per Affidavit. C-32446 I Jayashree Bhanjibhai Bhoot And Jayashree Girish Soneji have changed my name to Jayshree Girish Soneji as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 15/11/14. C-32447

I Tara Lalchand Kataria have changed my name to Tara Lalchand Katariya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32458 I Komalben Chandrakant Shah have changed my name to Komal Vimal Kotecha as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32459 I Jitendrakumar Amarchand Doshi have changed my name to Jitendra Amarchand Doshi as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32460 I Nitin Hiralal Shah alias Mavani have changed my name to Nitin Hiralal Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32461

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MUMBAI | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2014 I Subbuthurai Chelliah have changed my name to Subbuthurai Chelliah Konar as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32466 I Selvi have changed my name to Tamilselvi Subbuthurai Konar as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32467 I Kumar Savant Anil have changed my name to Anil Sawant as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32468 I Champ Deepak Rathod have changed my name to Champa Deepak Rathod as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32469 I Dipak Rathod have changed my name to Deepak Rathod as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32470 I Shahenaz Afzal Shaikh have changed my name to Shahanaz Afzal Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32471 I Illias Gulam Patel have changed my name to Ilyas Gulam Patel as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32472 I Iliyas Patel have changed my name to Ilyas Gulam Patel as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32473 I Sureshchandra Keshavlal Shah have changed my name to Suresh Keshavlal Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32474 I Anil KR Singh have changed my name to Anil Singh as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32475 I Abhisek Anil Singh have changed my name to Abhishek Anil Singh as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32476 I Neelaben Navranglal Vaidya have changed my name to Geeta Anil Vaidya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32477 I Bhagavatibhai Mohanbhai Nayee have changed my name to Anilkumar Mohanbhai Vaidya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32478 I Meena Dixit have changed my name to Meenakshi Dixit as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32479 I Kumari Sudhaben Ratilal Shah have changed my name to Sudha Jitendra Gandhi as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32480 I Usha Sunil Divekar have changed my name to Sunanda Sunil Divekar as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32481

I Jyoti Nitin Shah alias Mavani have changed my name to Jyoti Nitin Shah as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32462

I Idris Ahmad have changed my name to Idris Ahmed Qureshi as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32482

I Hakubha Natubha Jadeja have changed my name to Hardevsingh Natubha Jadeja as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32463

I Imrana have changed my name to Imrana Idris Ahmed Qureshi as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32483

I Sushilaba Bharatsinh Rana have changed my name to Dharmishtha Hardevsingh Jadeja as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32464

I Mhendra Suresh More have changed my name to Mahendra Suresh More as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32484

I Dinesh Shamji Phuria have changed my name to Dinesh Shamji Fariya as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32465

I Shaikh Mohammad Kaleem have changed my name to Shaikh Kalim Kureshi as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32485

I Shahista Parveen Mohammad Kaleem Shaikh have changed my name to Shaikh Shahista Kalim Kureshi as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32486 I Devda Anjukumari Ratanlal have changed my name to Anju Dinesh Didwania as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32487

I Bibi Amina Tahirali Patel have changed my name to Amina Zahur Inamdar as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated 15/11/2014. C-32503

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I Mumtaz Akhtar Abbas have changed my name to Mumtaz Akhtar Abbas Sayyed as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32488 I Akhtar Abbas have changed my name to Akhtar Abbas Sayyed as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32489 I Riyaz Ahmed Chand Badsha have changed my name to Riyaz Chand Badsha Sayyed as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32490 I Mohammed Rafiq have changed my name to Mohammed Rafiq Mansuri as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32491 I Gani Bhai have changed my name to Abdul Gani Mansuri as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32492 I Kalim Ahmed have changed my name to Kalim Ahmed Siddique as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32493 I Jhna Aara have changed my name to Jaha Ara Kalim Ahmed Siddiqui as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32494 I Vithlani Minaxy Mansukhlal have changed my name to Madhavi Sandeep Ghelani as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32495 I Mariyambanu Mahamadshiraj Inamdar have changed my name to Maryambanu Siraj Inamdar as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32496 I Amaan Mahamadshiraj Inamdar have changed my name to Amaan Siraj Inamdar as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32497 I Mahamadshiraj Hajaratsaheb Inamdar have changed my name to Siraj Hajaratsaheb Inamdar as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32498 I Sharmeen Mahamadshiraj Inamdar have changed my name to Sharmeen Siraj Inamdar as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32499 I Laxmidevi Chandraprakash Chourasiya & Laxmi Chandraprakash Chourasia have changed my name to Laxmi Brijesh Chourasia as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32500 I Chandraprakash Ramvilas Chourasiya have changed my name to Chandraprakash Ramvilas Chourasia as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32501 I Shakuntaladevi Chandraprakash Chourasiya have changed my name to Shakuntala Chandraprakash Chourasia as per Deedpoll Affidavit. C-32502

PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given to the public at large that my clients 1. Shri. SHIVARAM DHANAJI AMBRE and 2. Mrs. ROHINI SHIVRAM AMBRE have dievicted/disowned their son Mr. SACHIN SHIVRAM AMBRE from their self owned immovable properties i. e. 1. Flat bearing No. 403, admeasuring about 700 sq.ft. area on 4th floor in the building known as Vrindavan Sudama Building, Near Bharat Gas Agency, Tukaram Nagar, Dombivli (E) & 2. Room No. 17, admeasuring about 350 sq.ft. in the building known as Raman joshi Building, Shastri Nagar, Dombivli (E) due to his nature of burrowing money and his irresponsible behavior. My clients hereby declare that Mr. SACHIN SHIVRAM AMBRE is living separately from my client hence they are not responsible for any dues/loan of Mr. SACHIN SHIVRAM AMBRE and they are not responsible for clearing the same. Sd/M. R. PRADHAN Advocate High Court C-71, Kasturi Plaza, Manpada Road, Dombivli (E) Tel No. (0251)-2860693 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given to Public at large that our client Mr. Thakur Krishna Singh were in need of Safe Deposit Lockers and we have allotted the Lockers with Sr. No. D-228 & D-229 on 8/11/2007 with agreed rent of Rs.600/- (Rs. Six hudred Only) per year per locker as per his application dated 08/11/2007. We further inform that till date our client had not made the payment of rent towords these Lockers. Therefore the amount of Rs. 8988 (Rs. Eight Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty Eight) Per locker is outstanding as on 31st Aug,2014 towards the rent of lockers payable by the client to us. We have issued notice dated 20/01/2014 & 07/04/2014 and sent by Registered post to them, the said notices were returned back with postal authority remark not know/ unclaimed etc We hereby call upon Mr. Thakur Krishna Singh to pay a sum Of Rs.8988 rent amount of the above mentioned lockers as on 31 Aug,2014 with in 15 days from the date of publish of this notice, failing which we shall be constrained to break your above mentioned lockers without any further notice which may please note and you shall be held responsible for all cost and consequences, which please note. Dated 14/11/2014 MANAGER RAMESHWAR CO-OP. BANK LTD. Registered Office at Prathamesh Horizon,New M H B Colony, Link Road, Borivali(W), Mumbai 400 091

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Do you know Thief gets cop to follow him to your corporator? terrace and smashes his head By Zuber Ansari

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During this time, a local person named Shafi assisted Gawand and both of them reached the terrace. The two were asking Salvi to surrender but he kept on refusing, which went on for a few minutes. In the heat of the moment, Salvi picked up a wooden plank from nearby and struck Salvi few times on the head causing him to collapse. Shafi quickly managed to tackle and restrain Salvi

f you are new to a place in Mumbai, you better have information about the local corporators of that area, or you are likely to be duped. One such incident took place in Santacruz (E) recently. A gang of three unidentified miscreants allegedly cheated a 56-year-old man by using the name of the local corporator from Santacruz (E) and decamped with a gold chain and cash, together worth Rs 35,000. The incident took place last week at the very busy Nehru road locality, which is a stone's throw away from the Santacruz railway station. The accused targetted an old man who was on his way to office. Victim Dhananjay Sitaram Deulkar, a resident of Bangur Nagar in Goregaon (W) was walking to work when a man aged between 30-35 approached him in a friendly manner saying, “Kya Pehchana ya nahi?'' [Did you recognise me or not?]. When the victim denied knowing him, the accused said that he was the local corporator, named Patil. The accused then offered Deulkar a cup of tea. Meanwhile, a couple of unidentified men, acting as passersby and suspected to be members of the gang, saluted and acknowledged the accused as Patil corporator. After taking the victim to a nearby tea shop, the accused, in the flow of the conversation, cleverly robbed the man's money and a gold chain, while offering him a thicker fake gold chain. After bidding goodbye to the accused and reaching work, it was only then that the victim realised that he was robbed. Police sub inspector Sanjay Pawar from Vakola Police station revealed that there may be more than five members in the gang. “We are trying to collect the CCTV footage from the shops installed near the shops. An FIR has been registered under section 420 and 34 of the IPC and investigations are on,” the officer added.

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while an injured Gawand was rushed to the state run JJ Hospital where he was declared dead. The deceased cop was cremated with full honours and was given a gun salute in the presence of senior police officers including city police chief Rakesh Maria on Sunday afternoon at Mulund east. Gawand, a resident of Lenyadri CHS at Juinagar in Navi Mumbai, is survived by his wife and two small children. neel.shah@afternoondc.in

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fire erupted in a godown brought under control by at NS Nandigar Marg, 8.41 am. “There was nobody Janmadas Chawl near Sion in the godown. The cause of yesterday. However, no casu- the fire is still unknown. alties were reported.The fire There is a huge material loss broke out at 6.28 a.m incurred as the office prompting six water tankers, records, furniture and the eight fire tenders, and one clothes kept in the comambulance to reach the spot pound were destroyed,” said at 6.35 am. The blaze was a fire officer on duty.

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he sign board which existed until now in a damaged condition at a Sindhi Society junction in Chembur has been yanked off a few days ago. Locals thought it could be the work of drug addicts. “For many weeks the ‘No Right Turn’ board remained in a slanting position at 45 degrees causing inconvenience to motorists while taking a left towards Swamy Vivekananda Degree College. But to our delight, now the entire pole of sign board is missing to have a smooth left turn. But this sign board is necessary for the existing narrow road to stop vehicles from taking a right. Or else there is an impending danger of having head-on collision for vehicles,” stated Sanjan Sakhija, a college student.

When contacted, Sanjay Jadhav, AE (Maintenance), M-west ward said, “We are in the process of fixing new sign boards all over Subhash Nagar, Sandu Garden, Sindhi society – the places that fall under our ward. The damaged traffic sign board at Sindhi society must have been removed by our officials. However, I will inspect and fix a new sign board on this spot at the very earliest.” This important but narrow road turning is always full of vehicular traffic as apart from having educational institutions, it is an important residential (Sindhi Society) area also. While speaking to the ADC, Balkrishna Shetty, a Chembur resident stated, “This damaged sign board signals an impending dan-

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DEEMED CONVEYANCE PUBLIC NOTICE In the public notice published on 26/09/2014 in respect of Deemed Conveyance of Neelkanth Vihar Co-Op Hsg Soc Ltd., the name and address of the society is to be read as Neelkanth Vihar Co-Op Hsg Soc Ltd. (instead of Neelkanth VIkas CHS) and Plot No. 28/29, Vallabhbaug Extn. Lane, Garodia Nagar, Ghatkopar (E) Mumbai 77 respectively. Also the description of the property is to be read as: DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: Plot No. 28/29, Vallabhbaug Extn. Lane, Garodia Nagar, Ghatkopar (E) Mumbai 77. Survey No. Hissa No. C.T.S. No. Plot No. Area Sq. Mtr. 249 4 [Part] 195 [Part] 28/29 1095 and/or 195/28 and 195/29 Place: Kokan Bhavan, (S.M. Patil) Room No. 201, Competent Authority & C.B.D. Belapur District Dy. Registrar, Navi Mumbai Co-op. Societies (2) Date: 14/11/2014 East Suburban Navi Mumbai

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DEEMED CONVEYANCE PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the above Society has applied to this office for declaration of Deemed Conveyance of the following properties. The next hearing is kept on 24/11/2014 at 3.30 p.m. Maghan Alidat Vanjhirani, Neelkanth Dhondu Sakpal, Manibai Jagruk Chand, Atmaram Ravji Patil, Saket Developers and those who have interest in the said property may submit their say at the time of hearing at the venue mentioned below. Failure to submit any say it shall be presumed that nobody has any objection and further action will be taken. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY: Near by Hari Om Nagar, Mulund (E) Mumbai 400 081. Survey No. Hissa No. C.T.S. No. Plot No. Area Sq. Mtr. — — 80 & 82 (p) — 1300.62 Place: Kokan Bhavan, (S.M. Patil) Room No. 201, Competent Authority & C.B.D. Belapur District Dy. Registrar, Navi Mumbai Co-op. Societies (2) Date: 14/11//2014. East Suburban, Navi Mumbai

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ger. When a person having no knowledge of road turnings enters this junction on the wrong turn of this narrow road, he is bound to collide with an upcoming vehicle. Besides this damaged sign board, there is no illumination on it as well, which is again a problem during the night. Hence the authorities must restore the sign board to its original position with proper illumination facilities.” Even area councilor Mahadev Shivgan told ADC that he had already forwarded a written complaint to the civic department of M-west ward. "I will see to it that the sign board is restored to its original position so that motorists can follow the direction properly,” assured Shivgan.

Nehru’s legacy holds no electoral dividend for Congress

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ome development which is not to the liking of the NCP has taken place after the No-confidence motion was passed by the Maharashtra assembly by voice vote. As the BJP members were celebrating after the Speaker announced the passing of the voice vote, NCP members were seen sitting in the House silent and serious. Did they say “aye” at all? They have started warning the BJP: They are saying that they should not be taken for granted. And if the motion on vote of confidence was brought before the House again, they would not support it. “Don’t bring it before the House,” they said. Ajit Pawar, former deputy minister of the Congress-NCP government is quite cut up by the happenings in the assembly. He has warned the BJP it should not take his party’s help for granted. There would be no guarantee that the NCP would ensure the survival of the BJP government for the next five years. The BJP must be quite worried. The carpet under its feet could bepulled away. It must have realised it cannot rely on the continuing support of the NCP. It has no choice now but to do some poaching. The Shiv Sena has moved away and if the NCP too is going against it, it has to go for fresh elections. Chances are the BJP will start trying the poaching game: it wants only eight members to obtain majority in the House.

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HAT is it with the Congress leadership that it gets so hot under the collar just because others seek to acknowledge the contribution of Nehru to the making of a modern India? The argument that a BJP government has no business marking the 125th birth anniversary of Panditji makes little sense. It is Narendra Modi the prime minister, and not Narendra Modi the BJP leader, who has most graciously sought to celebrate the anniversary of one of India’s foremost leaders. The very spirit of Nehru is vitiated when those claiming to be his direct inheritors treat the popularly elected prime minister as a non-person, and display pettymindedness while wanting to delegitimize its well-intentioned tribute to the first prime minister of free India. Would the Sonia-Rahul Gandhi duo have liked the Government not to commemorate Nehru so that they could then have gone to town accusing the BJP of abandoning the great leader? This is strange logic: heads the Gandhis win, tails Modi loses. For, Modi is damned if he accords due significance to the Nehru anniversary; he is damned too if he does not. But Modi is unbothered by the predictable churlishness of the Family. You cannot expect better from those who, having persuaded themselves that ruling India is their birthright, are yet to reconcile to the loss of power, especially to a self-confessed ‘tea boy.’ (Though Sonia Antonio Maineo’s own working class origins need not be mentioned here since upon becoming a Gandhi she has acquired all the airs of royalty.) As for the contribution of Nehru, several pundits have most generously recalled his life and times to accord him a pride of place in the pantheon of leaders who led the freedom movement. Since history is written by the victors, there was little attempt to dissect his numerous failings, little or no inquiry into his intellectual make-up, his private life which, given that he was a public figure, remained, surprisingly, largely private. But Nehru was no god. He had his faults, he too made mistakes, huge mistakes indeed. However, the fact that he was a consummate politician who ensured the marginalization of everyone who could pose a threat has not received adequate attention. The recent disclosure of a letter which Motilal Nehru wrote to Gandhi in 1928 commending his son for the top job in the Congress is only the latest confirmation that the father-andson duo worked in tandem to win over the Mahatma. It was no coincidence that a year later, in 1929, at the Lahore session of the Congress, Jawaharlal was duly anointed its president. Gandhi had his own reasons to ignore the superior claims of Sardar Patel because a) he was a fellow Gujarati, and b) Patel was never

T'S a strange, sad sight I am seeing as my car overtakes an auto rickshaw: A young couple holding a little baby. I look a little closer, puzzled to see it is the father holding the baby and the mother, an arm tightly around her husband's shoulder. I don't want to look farther because I know there's something tragic here, but the journalist in me gives in and with tears in my eyes I look at the baby in his arms; there's a cloth covering the face and I know it's dead! Again and again my car and the rickshaw draw abreast: I see the father sobbing uncontrollably. I see his wife, her arm resolutely round his shoulder, comforting him, giving him strength to go through this terrible hour of grief and agony! Not for a moment do I doubt the terrible pain she must be going through, nor do I doubt that even as her arm and heart reaches

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hesitant to disagree with Bapu on strategic and ideological issues. But Jawaharlal, as the well-known columnist T.C.A. Srinivasa Raghavan recently pointed out, was always eager to play the yes man to the Mahatma, even if he disagreed with him violently on key issues. Also, Gandhi and Nehru in their personal habits and beliefs were as different as chalk and cheese. One celebrated all the externals of the Hindu religion, the other shunned it with disdain. One’s social and economic philosophy was rooted in the Indian soil, the other believed in the western thought and practices. Besides, Motilal had a good equation with the colonial rulers which was an added reason for his influence over Gandhi. It might be useful to recall here that more than four-fifths of the Pradesh Congress Committees wanted Patel rather than Nehru for prime ministership. Gandhi vetoed the majority, instead nominating his westernized yes-man to the exalted office. (Arundhati Roy

of Patel — though his authoritarian daughter took it to absurd lengths, refusing to even garland the statue of Patel on the latter’s birth anniversary. Meanwhile, the ugly manner in which the Gandhis are asserting their monopoly over the Nehru legacy would suggest that a) he believed in family succession even in the political arena, and b) that tom-tomming the claim over Nehru would somehow help revive the Congress Party. Sorry to say, there are no electoral dividends forthcoming from emptily harping on the legacy of Nehru, especially when the self-avowed legatees are what they are, namely, Sonia and Rahul Gandhi.

Another house for Mr Twenty Percent

LECTION time is particularly propitious for amassing unaccounted wealth. A senior Congress minister in the UPA government, one of the few to have managed to retain his seat, had some Rs.40-odd crores lying around after the poll. So, where does he park this extra cash? Where else but prime real estate? He bought an old house in an upscale South Delhi colony within days of his party’s humiliating drubbing in the parliamentary poll with the small change that was left from the election. And intends to soon pull down the run-down structure to build a no-expensespared modern mansion. His name? Well, we can provide a clue. He is known in the corporate circles as Mr Twenty Percent.

INSIDE STORY Virendra Kapoor points out how Gandhi while still in South Africa lodged a protest for being clubbed with the natives, whom he called ‘Kaffirs’, because his unsaid desire was to be treated like the Whites.) Notably, Nehru had made it plain that he would not work under Patel, but, to his eternal credit, Patel agreed to be Nehru’s number two at the instance of the Mahatma. The rest, as they say, is history. Suffice to say, without Patel the map of free India would have been much different, much constricted. Patel virtually ignored Nehru’s objections and quelled the anti-India uprisings in Junagadh and Hyderabad. Nehru was obsessed with winning brownie points from the western leaders; Patel, in sharp contrast, did not allow extraneous concerns to stand in the way of what he believed was good for India. While still at it, let us concede that the denigration of Patel and other totems of the freedom movement, including Ambedkar, had begun in Nehru’s time itself, — recall how Nehru tried to stop the President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, from attending the funeral

Strength of A Woman...! out to her weeping husband that she also must be dying inside. I watch as she looks down at the little child, I see her choke but there are no visible tears. She will cry tomorrow and the days and nights thereafter and maybe forever thinking of the child who left

BOB’S BANTER Robert Clements her, a baby she lovingly suckled and birthed! A baby she must have hoped and dreamt for and who now lies lifeless in her husband's arms! But for now there are no tears, there's only the giving of strength to her man! The strength of a woman!

With supporters like these…

AVE you ever wondered why the same set of people take out a small morcha, with placards reading Priyanka Lao, Congress Bachao, every time the party suffers a particularly nasty rebuff from the voters? Invariably, they gather at 24 Akbar Road, the AICC headquarters, and disperse soon after the media has taken note. More significantly, the man who leads this small crowd is none other than someone called Jagdish Sharma. Who is this Jagdish Sharma? Well, he is a factotum of Robert Vadra, Priyanka’s husband, in case you did not already know, who by dint of that fact was given membership of the Delhi Golf Club, and plays golf regularly with his boss. Sharma was also involved in a couple of litigations over the control of land-rich trusts, one litigation had the late V. C. Shukla on the opposite side. Now the million dollar question is: if Sonia Gandhi does not want Priyanka to lead the Congress Party, how come her son-in-law’s Man Friday is holding morchas at regular intervals seeking her induction at the top of the party hierarchy? Is there something that we do not know, but only Vadra and his prized flunkeys know?

Solid! Strong! Sustaining! The rickshaw draws up again, I look at the arm around her husband, giving him strength, urging him not to break down, telling him silently he is not alone! I leave the couple and think of all the people who try to put women down: men who put fetters on them, imprison them in their houses, cage them in bedrooms and kitchens. What fools we are: the days of the hunter are over, our flexed muscles are useless and not needed anymore and suddenly it is inner strength that matter, and an inner strength that a woman is blessed with in abundance! The auto speeds away, but I smile through my tears: the baby may be dead, but the woman lives on and with her strength she'll pull her family through! The strength of a woman, mighty and God given..! — bobsbanter@gmail.com

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Shrikant Chouhan heads Equity Technical Research at Kotak Securities and specialises in making long, medium and short term as well as intra-day calls. He also tracks world markets and select commodities on the London Metal Exchange. With more than 14 years experience in the industry, this market wizard believes that 'All bull markets end with a euphoria and this one will also end with an extreme degree of euphoria. Five years may be too big a period to predict, but I am expecting Nifty to touch 15,000 and Sensex likely to be at 43,000 by 2015 end or by mid 2016' he tells Dominic Rebello. His advise for investors is “price is supreme and price knows everything. Enter into a trade or investment only after understanding or calculating the worst side of it.”

« MARKET WIZARD SHRIKANT CHOUHAN

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A little background about your company and yourself? Currently, I am Senior Vice President – Equity Technical Research at Kotak Securities - the broking arm of Kotak Mahindra Bank. I have been associated with the company for the past 13 years. Kotak Securities processes over 3,00,000 secondary market trades everyday and has a customer base of more than 8,00,000 customers. Awarded the Best Broker in India by FinanceAsia in 2012, 2010 & 2009 as also an award from BSE D&B as Best Equity Broking House recently, KSL offers a wide range of financial products for its investors, including Stocks and Shares, Derivatives, distribution of IPOs, Mutual Funds and Insurance.

At what point had you given a thought to making a career in the stock markets? I never exactly planned to make my career in the stock markets. However, I had a passion for mathematics and a knack to play with the probabilities of numbers. After joining the brokerage firm, I had the option to go in for Fundamental Analysis or Technical Analysis. As I am a firm believer that “the price is supreme” and “price knows everything”, I chose Technicals over Fundamentals. My interest in equities developed after seeing the market of 1998 and 2000 - which was primarily backed by price variations rather than actual fundamentals.

How do you pick your investments? Do you use technical analysis, or fundamental data? For technical analysis, stock names would be immaterial as the study would be based on price and formations of that instrument. However, as we are catering to a large audience and as a responsible brand name, we keep knowledge of the economy, world markets and fundamentals of the companies. Such type of analysis reduces probabilities that indirectly

help all types of customers as then they can act on “limited number of probabilities” with effective money management.

How would you describe your methodology? In the world of technical analysis, there are a number of oscillators and price related studies. It is better if we focus on few studies that have a sound track and strike record. I give more weightage to the price formations than volume and at last to oscillators to judge distribution or consolidation.

What appeals to you about trading. The short side or the long side? My experience, observation and findings suggest that one should trade more on “tendencies that one possess”. I mean to say, some people like to take bullish calls irrespective of a persistent bearishness in the market and on the other side some people like to take bearish calls irrespective of the prevailing bullishness. In fact, I a trader/ investor can do well if they have their own analysis, but in the absence of it, it is hazardous to do so. I am a trend follower and avoid taking a contrarian view. If an investor doesn’t have his own analytical view, then he should follow the research of an experienced market watcher.

What differentiates you from other analysts? One should not look to be unique or different in the market just for the heck of it; as long as you are making money by applying your own analysis or by using strategies that are yielding returns to the clients. I am more confident with my strategies as they yield effective return on investments.

What gives you that edge? Making money with the use of technical analysis is thoroughly tested and periodic alterations give me that con-

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fidence and an extra edge.

Is there any applicable lesson to investing? Believe in yourself, be honest and follow money management rules with 100% discipline. How much of what you do is gut feel? You need to rely on gut feeling for

every task. But to work on a gut feeling you need preparation. It is difficult to figure out gut feeling while trading or investing, but I think it holds a major role after understanding the theory and completing back testing work.

Do you try to anticipate or follow market trends? Following rather than anticipating

trends is the most difficult task. We follow the trends in the market.

-When you put money on a trade and it goes against you, how do you decide when you're wrong? What do you do next? I always enter in any trade or investment only after understanding or cal-

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culating the worst side of it. Whether I can digest losses if the investment goes wrong is the responsibility I undertake every time. If Investments are “theme based” then I strictly follow stop losses. If investments are on the basis of “expansion in current growth” then I prefer to average the same. For trading, I simply follow stop losses that I decide before entering into the trade. I never trade on hope. -Of your tens of thousands of investments which was the best? Our best investment calls were in Infosys and Larsen Toubro

What was the story there? Strong management and high degree of corporate governance was what made it one of the best investments. In real terms, you can see that all of your analysis tools works with these two stocks.

What makes an investor successful? Tracking good quality companies with strong managements for investing, being honest while trading and not running after quick gains is what makes a trader successful. If you can survive in the market you can make money in the market. To survive in the market maintain a positive approach and follow sound principles of money management.

he election of Dr. Hassan Rohani, President of Iran in the year 2013 has raised hopes for setting up of a technocrat cabinet with liberal policies and scientific approach towards management of the economy. The development has raised expectations that the last stage of negotiations between Iran and 5+1 concludes in a win-win agreement thereby lifting the sanctions on Iran. Given the same, we invite India to broaden its trade and investment opportunities with Iran which have been restricted to traditional goods such as rice and tea”, said Ali Hasanpour, Advisor to Managing Director, Middle East Bank (MEBank), Tehran during an interactive meeting organised by MVIRDC World Trade C entre and All India Association of Industries with Hasanpour. Identifying prospective sectors to deepen Indo-Iranian bilateral ties Hasanpour said that Iran consumes pharmaceutical products worth US$ 4 billion annually. The domestic production stands at US$ 2.2 billion while importing products worth US$ 1.8 billion. The competitive pharmaceutical industry of India exports pharmaceuticals goods worth a mere US$ 60 million to Iran and should look forward to an increasing its

<<From (L-R): Y R Warerkar, Executive Director, MVIRDC World Trade Centre, Ali Hasanpour, Advisor to Managing Director, Middle East Bank (MEBank), Tehran, Firoze B. Andhyarujina, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India, Masood Ebrahimi Khaleghi, Consul General, Consulate General of Republic of Iran during an interactive meeting organised by MVIRDC World Trade Centre and All India Association of Industries with Hasanpour share. Secondly, the recently established Iran Mercantile Exchange ensures direct supply of goods in market at competitive prices. Indian manufacturers should explore the opportunity of commodity trading on this exchange. The traded commodities

International FoodTec India 2014

Any positions you ever lost sleep over? Investment positions in Satyam Computers. All of a sudden Satyam eroded the capital base. Issues related to corporate governance make exits difficult and that is the primary concern.

Do you have a scenario about how the current bull/ bear market will end? Where do you see the Indian markets five years down the road? Any number for the Sensex in 2015? The rally is likely to continue for 12 to 18 months. Our view is extremely bullish as the market is into a trending/impulse mode. All bull markets end with a euphoria and this one will also end with an extreme degree of euphoria. Five years may be too long a period to predict, but I am expecting the Nifty to touch 15,000 and Sensex likely to be at 43,000 by 2015 end or by mid 2016. Stock specific market activity is always going to remain in the market.

range from industrial products such as copper, steel, billet, agricultural products such as rice, oilseeds and wheat and petrol chemical products such as bitumen and polymers. Others areas to be tapped by Indian industry include the automobile sector besides energy saving

products such as electric motorcycles, technology for industrial plants, etc. The MEB-IndAsia Corporate Advisors Pvt. Ltd works towards building Indo-Iranian bilateral relations through its business networking services, trade facilitation services besides facilitating trade finance and assisting in identifying prospective business partners. Earlier, in the welcome remarks Firoze B. Andhyarujina, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India said that the India-Iran bilateral trade is worth US$ 14.95 billion. India imports goods worth US$ 11.6 billion mainly comprising of crude oil and exports commodities worth US$ 3.35 billion. Other imports of India from Iran besides oil include fertilizers, organic and inorganic chemicals, etc. India’s exports to Iran include petroleum products, rice, machinery & instruments, metals, primary and semi finished iron & steel, pharmaceuticals & fine chemicals, processed minerals, manmade yarn & fabrics, tea, agro chemicals, rubber, manufactured products, etc. The economies need to work towards doubling bilateral trade to US$ 30 billion in the years to come. Present on the occasion was Masood Ebrahimi Khaleghi, Consul General, Consulate General of Republic of Iran.

<<Sanjeev Gupta- Chairman, Agro & Food Processing Equipment & Technology Providers Association of India (AFTPAI), Lars Dithmer- COO & MD, Alfa Laval India, Geoffery Van Leeuwen, Consulate General of the Kingdom of Netherlands, Ratan Singhania, Chairman, India Pharma Machinery Manufacturers Association, Subhash Mangde, Chairman, National Cooperative Dairy Federation of India and Erdal Sabri ErgenConsul General of Turkey at the inauguration of the event.

he 9th edition of International FoodTec India organized by Koelnmesse YA Tradefair, the Indian subsidiary of Koelnmesse GmbH, German was held in conjunction with PackEx India, Sweet and SnackTec India and Dairy Universe India in Mumbai from November 14 to 16. The FoodTec India was a grand success and showcased the latest food processing and packaging solutions for the Indian markets. The show brought innovation,

educational resources and networking opportunities, as the country’s most trusted event for food processing technologies including packaging material & technologies in many verticals. The next edition of International FoodTec India along with its concurrent trade fairs and PackEx India, Sweet & SnackTec India and Dairy Universe India will be organized during September 10 – 12, 2015 in Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.

<<Seen in the picture (L to R) : Rajeev Rishi, CMD, Central Bank of India receiving RBI Rajbhasha Shields and Certificates from the Governor of Reserve Bank of India. Dr. Raghuram G. Rajan. P.J.Kumar, General Manager (Rajbhasha) and Dr. Usha Gupta, Asstt. General Manager (Rajbhasha) from Central Bank of India are also seen in the picture.

Central Bank Tops ‘RBI Rajbhasha Shield’ Competition

entral Bank of India was awarded with the ‘First Prize’ in the linguistic region ‘A’ and ‘C’ by Reserve Bank of India for the best implementation of the Official Language Policy of Govt. of India for the year 2012-13 in a function held on 13th November, 2014, Central Bank of India has also

been awarded for its House Journal ‘Centralite’ under Banks’ Bilingual House Journal Competition. At a glittering function, RBI Governor, Dr. Raghuram G. Rajan conferred the Shields & Certificates to Rajeev Rishi, Chairman & Managing Director of Central Bank of India.

Consider MFs As A Stand-Alone Product For Financial Planning Afternoon Despatch & Courier

RASHMI RODDAM Director, WealthRays Securities

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or financial planning, generally a wide range of products are recommended to achieve best results based on financial goals structured for an individual and family. But this requires lot of time and

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patience to track all investments as term, duration and place of storage will be different. Is it always required to invest in many instruments for achieving as per the proposed plan? Mutual fund is the answer to this question. This is the only product that gives option to investors to take opportunity in equity and debt for any tenure. Thus helps in planning for child education, marriage and one’s retirement too. SIP helps in making investments in smaller amounts resulting in getting benefitted through compounding returns. Exclusive child plans would suit for child education or marriage respectively. These funds invest 70% in stocks and 30% in debt which gives an exposure to equity asset class

that provides best returns when invested for long time. As equity funds provide high liquidity, investors in equity funds book profit and redeem within 2 years of their investment. Since child plans are invested for a purpose, it creates discipline for parents to stay invested for a longer duration and avail the benefits of a mutual fund in terms of returns, taxation, etc. All child plans may not have outperformed a normal large, mid or small cap funds. But child plan like HDFC Children’s Gift fund has given over 20% in the last 5 years. Since these mutual funds also have exit load for redemption over 1 year and go upto 7 years. Due to this penalty for early redemptions, this feature comes as

an advantage to parents to deter redemptions. Tax on the returns from these funds will not be in the hands of the parents as fund is in the name of the child. However, if an investor is disciplined enough to invest for a longer tenure say 18 years to 22 years then one could also invest in an equity fund like UTI opportunities fund as they have out-beaten the returns as compared to other non-equity or hybrid based investments. Considering the child is 3 years old, with an investment of Rs.15000 per month at annualized returns of 13%, redemption proceeds will be over Rs. 80 lakhs when child attains 18 years. Any redemption from equity fund post 1 year is tax free which comes as an advantage in enjoying complete

returns from the product. There are few exclusive schemes for the purpose of post retirement too. Franklin Templeton Pension fund has given a decent return of 11%. These funds invest upto 60% in debt and 40% in equity. Investment of Rs.15000 per month with annualized return of 11% will give about Rs. 2.3 crore in 25 years. If the same amount is invested in an equity fund with 13% annualized return, will add another Rs.1.3 crore to your kitty. Before investing in any scheme, be clear on the requirement and the amount you expect to fulfill each of your goals in order to decide and arrive at the amount of savings that needs to be done for making such investment on a monthly basis.

Global Liquidity Tsunami Led By Central Banks ANINDYA BANERJEE

Currency Derivatives Researcher, Kotak Securities

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or most part of the last week Indian Rupee was stuck in a range of 61.35 and 61.60 on spot, however, during last Friday, active demand for US Dollars from a few large importers and state run enterprises pushed the pair towards 61.80/82 levels on spot. Over the entire week, alleged bids from state run banks, fronting for the central bank kept the pair supported around the 61.35/45 levels. At the same time, Custodial banks and exporters offered into whatever upticks happened above 61.60 levels. FIIs are loading up on Indian Rupee bets, evident from the 12 month forwards on NDF, which is trading 110/15 paise under onshore. Easy liquidity in the onshore, expectation for a reduction in key policy rates and appreciation bias are what fuelling the contraction in the forward rates in the offshore. With such a wide differential existing between two markets, it can be herculean for the Rupee to depreciate meaningfully. Rupee might need the

invisible touch of the sovereign to get past 62 mark. Interestingly the recent foreign exchange activity report from the RBI showed that the central bank remains an active two way player in the USD/INR pair. It appears that RBI could still be apprehensive about the durability of stability in the Rupee. As a result, they have continued to employ an active interventionist approach towards foreign exchange markets. As a result, Rupee has gone into a slumber against the US Dollar and which in turn continues to encourage global speculators to go long on Rupee on an unhedged basis to play the Euro and Yen carry trade. At the same time, an environment of suppressed volatility can also breed complacency amongst the commercials who have foreign currency liabilities or payments. Though RBI has tried use verbal persuasion to get them to hedge their commitments but if history is any guide then it might prove difficult. It is human nature to ignore risk, when things appears calmer and greater the serenity, the higher the complacency. In fact there is talk that RBI might increase the provisioning ratios for banks who have clients with unhedged foreign currency liabilities. In this tsunami of global liquidity, it is hard to find a financial asset market or financial asset class which has not taken part in the carnival orchestrated by the central banks. India being a dominant theme, is able to attract sizable portion of that liquidi-

ty. The liquidity deluge can continue till the time a major reality check happens. Infact, currently the rise in the US Dollar against many currencies could be one of the reason why Rupee is not trying too hard to appreciate against the Greenback. Though, Rupee has appreciated quite a bit against non-Dollar currencies. Next year, if the US Fed gets cold feet about the sharp appreciation in the US Dollar and decides to talk it down and or US economic data disappoints, then we can expect immense pressure on Rupee to appreciate even against the Greenback. We would then expect the central bank to step in and protect the Greenback, but it shall come at a considerable cost. India is experiencing a goldilocks financial cycle with a firm US Dollar coexisting with shift of carry flows towards theme based markets like ours. A similar cycle had played out during 1996-2000, when a firmer US Dollar and weaker Asian and EM growth made speculators shun hard assets like commodities & real estate and alternative currencies like Gold. Currently, China alongwith host of other Asian and EM economies are weak and can not shoulder another commodity reflation cycle. At the same time, a stronger US Dollars is making speculators shun Gold, inspite of the monetary devaluation from the central banks in the G8. Inflation is manifesting through financial assets in India and world over. Financial assets like equity and debt

are benefitting disproportionately from this boom. Economic data was mixed from India. India's industrial production growth improved in September to 2.5% from 0.5% and 0.4% over the previous two months. However on an absolute basis, growth remains dismal. For a developing country like India, growing year on year at 2.5% is not impressive. IIP growth has to move above 5/6% and sustain before we can say that the industrial sector has managed to attain escape velocity. Mining grew at 0.7%, manufacturing at 2.5% and electricity at 3.9% y/y in September. Capital goods grew at 11.6%, but it has been very volatile in the past due to the nature of the order booking and execution of the industry. At the same time, consumer goods contracted by 4% due to an 11.3% contraction in consumer durables. A continued sharp drop in the consumer durables is an indication of a weak consumption demand. Consumer nondurables grew at a snail pace of 1.5%. The Consumer-Price Index (CPI)based inflation fell to an all-time low of 5.52% in October against 6.46% in the previous month. Consumer food price inflation, which has a 42.71% weigh in CPI, eased to 5.59% from 7.67% in September and 12.93% in October last year. CPI can remain subdued over the next few months, as low commodity prices and high base effect benefit. Chinese economic growth deceler-

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ated further, evident from the October IIP, which grew at second weakest pace since 2009. Fixedasset investment, an important driver of growth, grew 15.9 percent in October, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday. That was the weakest pace since December 2001. At the same time, China posted weak lending figures In September, it injected 500 billion yuan ($US81.5 billion) into the commercial banking system and in October a further 269.5 billion yuan using medium-term lending facilities, a new tool aimed at meeting temporary liquidity needs. It also routed credit to the agriculture sector and smaller companies. for October despite a massive capital injection and other efforts by its central bank to spur growth. Over this week, traders will keep a close eye on US Fed minutes as a hawkish central bank can send the US Dollar even higher, and especially against the Rupee, towards 61.90/62.00 levels. At the same time, flash PMI surveys from Euro zone and China for the month of November will be watched. US economy will also be reporting regional manufacturing surveys. However, Rupee would continue to trade within a range of 61.00 and 62.00/62.20 for some time to come. Option traders have built sizable open interest in the 61.00 and 62.00 and 62.50 call option for 1/3 months. Rupee, will remain strong against Pound and Yen but ranged against Euro.

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Insuring Children’s Health Is Important Afternoon Despatch & Courier

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MUKESH KUMAR

Executive Director HDFC ERGO General Insurance.

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ith changing dynamics of the healthcare business, it is foregone conclusion that Health Insurance is no more a product meant only for elderly people. In today’s world, where stress and uncertainty are inseparable from human life, Health Insurance is the best hedge against the rising cost of staying healthy. In fact, having a Health Insurance is no more an option today – it is a necessity. With medical inflation estimated around 15% since last few years, not having a Health Insurance could be risky. Despite understanding the importance of Health Insurance as a financial protection product, people generally show a relaxed attitude when it comes to taking Health Insurance for children. The fact of today’s life is that the medical

emergencies can strike on anyone and anytime, irrespective of age. While experiencing health issues in the old age is almost natural, the incidences of health issues in younger children are not rare. In fact, young children need additional medical attention due to a variety of reasons. Let’s understand the need of Health

Insurance among the young children. Weaker immune system: Young children’s immune system is not fully developed, which means their natural capability to fight diseases is limited. Children, especially very young ones, are more vulnerable as their immune system is quite fragile.

Children’s propensity to health problems: Children are generally vulnerable to diseases due to their occupation. In general, they tend to contract diseases more than the adults. They often tend to come in contact with other children who could be suffering with contagious diseases. They tend to eat food that is not always healthy and hygienic. And they are also vulnerable to physical strain due to the sporting activities they get involved in. Any of these seemingly simple conditions can get serious if adequate care is not taken. Prone to accidents due to slow reflexes: The reflexes of young children to external actions are relatively slower compared to grown-ups. Children’s reflexes to external actions develop with age. So till the time the reflexes are adequately developed, young children remain prone to accidents. While children are susceptible to illnesses, diseases and accidents, specialized care – in terms of expertise and equipment – is required while treating them. And the specialized care comes at costs that more than the routine care. Amid this scenario, one cannot afford to wait for the “right” time for taking Health Insurance. It is a product meant for everyone from a newborn child to an elderly individual – all of who are vulnerable to medical emergencies, irrespective of age, gender or family’s medical history.

Your Kids Mimic Your Money Habits The changing behavioral trends among parents and kids on money management and how they adapt to each others needs and requirements is a matter which needs introspection. Ultimately, getting your kids to become good money managers depends on you and your spending habits.

By Dominic Rebello

hildren tend to pick up their parents’ spending habits marginally more than their saving habits, at least among those who earn annually upwards of Rs 8 lakhs. This and various other eye opening facts come across through a ING Zing Survey, held during the last one month, collecting feedback from 4,067 parents across the country. The survey captures the changing behavioral trends among parents and kids on money management and how they adapt to each others needs and requirements. This year over 65% of respondents represented metropolitan cities, while the remaining from rest of the country, covering an age group of 25-45 years. Over 80% of respondents, read parents, who participated the annual ING Zing survey said they believe that their children follow their money habits. Also the study observes that as your income levels go up, children tend to develop spending habits more while parents’ tend to shore up their savings habits. As e-commerce growth in India gathers rapid pace, the survey also asked parents on their perceptions about children and online shopping. While 84% of parents have shopped online themselves, when it comes to their children a majority of them felt they were worried, for different reasons. And the most prominent of them being “worried that the child be tempted to buy items that are not necessary”. They also strongly felt that children might fall prey to online scamsters. When asked if they allowed their children to shop online, 49% parents said they will not encourage their children to shop online. About

one-third of the parents assist their children in buying a product after being identified or found by the child online. As regards Pocket Money, last year over 50% of parents were not in favour of giving out pocket money, but this year we see that two- thirds of parents are in favour of giving pocket money to the child above the age of 10. Over 80% parents felt that their child is more knowledgeable about savings and more than one-third of parents believed that their child is “smarter about saving” and understand the value of money better than they were at that age. Parents who see themselves as spenders give more pocket allowance to their children. Children who are better at financial planning also seem to receive higher pocket money from their parents. Last year, Zing Survey had observed interesting insights on the concept of pocket money, on how Indian parents use pocket money to reward their children to score high marks in academics and not freebies. For Saving avenues, parents with younger kids prefer to open a child’s savings bank account over other investment options and investing in

fixed deposits is second most preferred choice. Children’s education was the most significant reason for parents to save. Among parents with older children Insurance and FDs came out as the most popular methods of investments. For younger kids, 58% parents save below 10%; for older kids, 75% save between 10 to 20%. A majority of parents believed that children only above 15 years should be allowed to operate a bank account independently. This should be seen in the current context where RBI had recently allowed banks to offer independent savings bank accounts to children above 10 years. Also mothers edged out fathers as influencers when it came to money management by children; 72.7% of respondents thought kids asked mothers maximum questions about money. Also more than half of the parents save less than 10% of their monthly income for child’s future.

Gift Insurance To Your Family

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VISHAKHA R.M. Director - Sales & Marketing, Canara HSBC Oriental Bank of Commerce Life Insurance Company

« INSURANCE ost of us live in a belief of immortality; to us early deaths, families going through bad times are only stories that we hear from a friend or about our friends or distant relative or a neighbour. We sympathize with them but ignore the odds that something similar can happen to us which will leave one’s family in despair and financial deprivation. The irony is that we buy car insurance without a second thought but ignore life insurance which is much more important for the family. Life insurance is needed for everyone who makes an economic impact to somebody else’s life. At any point in time one should have planned in such a manner that in one’s absence, the family will not need to compromise on their current lifestyle and yet-to-be fulfilled needs.

MUMBAI | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2014

At any point in time one should have planned in such a manner that in one’s absence, the family will not need to compromise on their current lifestyle and yet-to-be fulfilled needs Here are 7 common mistakes people make...

“I am single. I don’t need life insurance!" Life insurance is a necessity if you have any sort of financial obligation or people financially dependent on you. You may be running some loans or have credit card outstanding at any point of time. In your absence your family will have to repay them back to bank. Life insurance can help you cover such liabilities and relieve your family from your financial obligations.

“I am young and fit. Why should I take life insurance? “ Life Insurance is all about covering the financial void in your absence for your family - a sudden death of young and healthy person due to an accident or disease can deprive the family of sound financial future. On the contrary, it actually makes a financial sense to buy life insurance if you are young as it helps you lock in lower rates and guaranteed coverage. This especially helps because later in life you may develop health issues and will not be eligible for insurance or will have to pay a heavy price for it. “I don’t have kids. Why do I have to think oflife insurance?”

You should consider life insurance because it secures that comfortable lifestyle and provides a safe financial future for your spouse in your absence. Your spouse will still have to manage the loan EMIs and monthly expenses. This will be more difficult if your spouse is not working as it will take time for a career onset, which mayfurther require education or training. With life insurance, your spouse can cope up and move ahead in life.

“I already have a life insurance policy purchased few years back. I am done.” Life insurance isn’t about ‘Buy once and then forget about it’. Your coverage should be reviewed at every important milestone of your life like – marriage, birth of a child, purchase of an asset etc. Every important milestone should prompt you to revisit your insurance coverage. Even if there are no big changes, a review every 3 to 5 years will help you keep pace with inflation, change in standard of living and change in income. Such reviews of your life insurance coverage will help you get the best value for the premiums you pay as per your attained age. “Life insurance does not give any returns.” Many people compare life insurance with an

investment product; however it’s not about returns but about the peace of mind! Life insurance covers the risk of ‘dying too early’; by paying a few thousand rupees every year one could avail cover in lakhs and crores. “Life insurance is very expensive.” The premiums for life insurance have almost become less than half of what was offered 10 years back. There are many affordable life insurance plans now available online. For instance: A 30 year old male can get a cover of Rs 1 crore by paying a premium around Rs 6500 for a 20 year term. This works out to be less than Rs 18 per day making it probably cheaper than your daily commute cost or mobile bill for a day or even expense for a cup of coffee.

“I can defer buying this policy for a few years. What’s the hurry?” You need life insurance till the time you accumulate sufficient liquid assets and/or have reduced dependence. By deferring the decision to purchase, you take a big chance when you depend solely on your savings in the early years of your life, especially if you have dependents. If you die without coverage for them there may be no other means of provision after the depletion of your current assets.

Your ATM Usage Pattern Need Not Hurt Your Pocket If you are the kind of person who has the habit of hopping across to your nearest ATM to withdraw small amounts of cash, because you cannot really rely on the use of plastic money, or are still not compatible with the idea of internet banking, there is a piece of bad news for you! You may soon receive a communication from your bank saying that it will charge you anything between Rs 5 - 20 on your ATM transactions. This is applicable if you exceed the limit of five ATM transactions in a month in your home bank. Also, if you are using the debit card in the ATM machine of a bank other than your own, the free transactions will be limited to three. ABHISHEK AGARWAL

is Co-founder and Director, Creditvidya

« PERSONNAL FINANCE

f you are a compulsive ATM hopper, banking with the largest commercial bank of the country the State Bank of India, you may already be fretting and perhaps even complaining about the fact that free ATM transactions have been restricted to five in a month and you are expected to cough up anything between Rs 5 - 20 for your ATM transactions, the moment you cross the limit of your five free transactions. This includes non financial transactions such as checking your balance and changing your PIN as well. The same holds true if you are banking with private sector banks such as Axis Bank and HDFC Bank as they have indicated on their website that beginning November 1st, Rs 20

(excluding taxes) will be charged for financial transactions beyond the limit of the first five ATM transactions in a month that will remain free. For every non financial transaction that also falls within the limit of five, HDFC Bank will charge Rs 8.5 (plus taxes) while Axis bank has decided to charge Rs 9.5 (plus taxes). And so far, we just told you about the use of your ATM/debit card in your home branch. If you are an SBI card holder using your card to withdraw cash at the Kotak Bank ATM everytime you go to dine out with your office pals after a long day's work, your free ATM transactions have now been restricted to three instead of the earlier five. But that's if you are a resident of cities such as New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad and Bangalore. If you live in any city other than these, you can still get away with five free transactions at ATMs of lenders other than your own. Heavy users of ATM/debit cards, however need not worry about parting with a princely sum for using your own card! You can still remain within your free transaction limits and avoid being charged at all. Wondering how it is to be done? Read on. Use the debit card of a smaller bank: Unlike the big boys of banking such as SBI, HDFC Bank and Axis Bank, some smaller banks such as Federal Bank, Yes Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank have taken a step back-

machine in tiny amounts to see you through your immediate needs. Withdraw some cash in bulk instead of hopping across to an ATM every single time you need money.

wards and do not want to jeopardise their brand equity by charging their customers on ATM transactions at least in the forseeable future. If you have an account in any such smaller banks, it makes sense for you to use their ATMs instead of the big ticket banks in which your salary probably goes into.

Withdraw cash in bulk: If you do not have an account in the above mentioned smaller banks or are skeptical that they will follow suit by levying charges sooner than later, quit withdrawing cash from the ATM

Make best use of various existing "branchless" facilities: Till date, there are many Indians who shy away from financial transaction made in the virtual space or are wary of revealing their PIN numbers in restaurants or retail outlets where it is now compulsory to punch in one's four digit debit card PIN whenever you pay with your credit card. In this advanced age, banks have put in many layers of security to make your debit card transactions safe at retail point of sale machines. The same holds true for internet transactions and funds transfer online. Be assured that checks and balances have been put in place to ensure that your financial transactions are secure. Besides, why waste a free transaction by using your ATM/debit card to check your balance at an ATM machine, when you can do so by either use the phone banking facility or by signing in to your banking account Thus, as you can see, you need not necessarily be the "victims" of the new charge that banks have introduced. If you use your bank account judiciously, five ATM transactions for cash withdrawal in a month may well suffice for you.

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F&O SCRIPS WEEKLY SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE LEVELS FOR NOVEMBER 17 -- 21, 2014 Close

1809

1812

491

484

1518

2027

120

128

AMBUJACEM

ANDHRABANK APOLLOHOSP APOLLOTYRE ARVIND

ASHOKLEY

ASIANPAINT

231

228

JSWSTEEL

1245

1233

1289

JUSTDIAL

1494

1491

1575

1478

278

137

111

240

252

1438

259

102

216

204 971

1112

1134

1216

1298

1052

283

287

311

335

263

239

676

665

702

740

627

589

238

237 52

251 61

265 69

222 44

1122

1088

1213

1338

BAJAJ-AUTO

2656

2618

2760

2902

2476

2335

BANKINDIA

286

305

321

273

257

BANKBARODA BANKNIFTY BATAINDIA

BHARATFORG

479

476

502

1058

17670

17568

18003

18438

17133

16698

987

1083

795

699

263

283

1322 914

1294 891

1395

389

388

405

BIOCON

443

448

467

CAIRN

269

270

294

BPCL

CANBK

CENTURYTEX CESC

CIPLA

CNXIT

242

739

242 747

762

731

834

611

625

612

673

371

221

428

318

245

456

430

1194

487

854

405

581

422

800

405

578

1496

951

423

1004 289

1111

450

838

1013

BHARTIARTL BHEL

529

963

208

AUROPHARMA AXISBANK

642 936 721

693

897

1093

639

530

11132

COLPAL

1994

1942

2206

2470

1678

1414

DABUR

232

243

253

221

211

1728

1743

1816

1889

1669

CROMPGREAV DISHTV

DIVISLAB

DJIA.Nov 21 DLF

DRREDDY

EICHERMOT EXIDEIND

FEDERALBNK

FTSE100.Nov 21 GAIL

GLENMARK GMRINFRA

GODREJIND

191 63

191 62

205 68

218 74

332

178 56

313

165 49

1596

17635

17592

17752

17912

17432

17272

3437

3445

3584

3723

3306

3168

142

14059

162

140

139

13634 163

143

150

15071

169 151

160

16508

175

160

129

12197

156

134

119

10760 150

126

6532

6545

6583

6621

6507

6469

775

780

819

858

741

702

490

299

486 21

300

506

318

527

336

466

283

445

265

GRASIM

3588

3577

3783

3989

3371

3164

HCLTECH

1618

1622

1684

1745

1561

1499

937

926

966

1006

886

845

HAVELLS HDFC

HDFCBANK HDIL

HEROMOTOCO HEXAWARE HINDALCO

309

1129

2970 222 158

303

1127 89

156

164

218

563

HINDZINC

163

164

1700

1696

IBREALEST ICICIBANK IDBI

IDEA

163

3037

558 759

1178

2955

HINDPETRO

HINDUNILVR

328

238

157

149

1752

1808

1641

1585

174

182

165

IGL

436

429

482

INDUSINDBK INFY IOB IOC

109

734

4180

357

363

369

367

269

JINDALSTEL

159

JISLJALEQS

JPASSOCIAT

731

4199

IRB ITC

111

138

179

156

INDIACEM

147

178

172

173

198

2792

464

156

259

2874

1024

514

IDFC IFCI

102

3119

1075

254

662

788

165

1230

278

613

764

353

121 751

4282 61

407

811 96 80

175

535

741 71

157

148

323

4383

4078

452

376

101

136

131

770

717

146 36

712 56

318

692

3976 53

274

270

288

306

252

234

158

171

183

145

133

382

94 37

396 103

353 74

LICHSGFIN

338

1413

R2 18

1345

1209 1063

1660

1206

408

1177

1822

1158

136

1618

1110

422

1099

137

L&TFH

148 461

160 514

1121

1004

1406

1322

123

111

355

303

1625

1679

1733

M&M

1258

1312

1367

1203

MARUTI

3345

3472

3598

3219

3092

MINDTREE

1128

1124

1191

1259

1056

989

32528

32753

34083

35413

31423

1454

M&MFIN

321

MCLEODRUSS MOTHERSUMI MRF

NFTYMCAP50

244

427

3300

1447

323 248

423

3300

1494

364 263

459

3300

1541

406 278

496

3300

1571

1015

1625

LUPIN

NMDC

526

11343

389

KTKBANK

519

629

11978

370

1473

KOTAKBANK

NHPC

11766

351

JUBLFOOD

221

11555

356

201

353

577

JSWENERGY

408

379

550

354

11596

COALINDIA

434

337

459

317

534

298

ALBK

Company

JPPOWER

1598

298

1382

1558 509

1597

1518

ADANIPORTS

ADANIPOWER

2242

1400

282

233

386

3300

1516

1353

1148

240

218

350

30093 3300

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NIFTY

8417

8401

8511

8622

8290

8179

NTPC

144

151

158

137

130

155

OFSS

155

162

169

148

141

3322

3302

3487

3672

3117

2932

291

292

315

339

268

245

PFC

282

280

259

238

POWERGRID

145

146

ONGC

393

ORIENTBANK PETRONET

198

PNB

940

PTC

RANBAXY

397

427

209

946

1000

1053

893

103

301

155

669

720

RECLTD

306

302

RELIANCE

976

103

RELCAPITAL

482

RELINFRA

219

367

199

657

RCOM

456

322 164

189

137

337 179

839

129

772

617

565

328

355

275

249

980

1006

1033

954

928

105 477

114

506

535

448

713

588

418

624

630

S&P500.Nov 21

2038

2034

2054

2074

2014

1994

SBIN

2801

2776

2891

3006

2661

2546

361

362

387

412

337

312

RPOWER SAIL

SIEMENS

932

SKSMICRO

SRTRANSFIN

1049

SUNPHARMA

888

SYNDIBANK

127

TATACOMM

437

SSLT

241

SUNTV

TATACHEM

TATAGLOBAL

909

901

953

1005

848

242

425

443

158

167

128 436

528

TATAPOWER

2609

TECHM TITAN UBL

UCOBANK

ULTRACEMCO UNIONBANK UNITECH

378 712 86

361

145

460

120

408

566

509

489

107

2667

176

346

520

2732

2728

2808

266

285

391 768 94

404

149

315

454

2536 2569

365

230

377

246

391

429

562

578

595

388

401

693

374

736

2470

2489

352 211

2395

102

353

692

432

600

78 18

291

305

656

232

140

824

ZEEL

391

547

264

111

403

272

796

420

2506

566

816

286

2837

WIPRO

752

305

2727

218

206

2616

218

224

2619 364

YESBANK

2601

277

547

470

498

248

UPL

VOLTAS

453

476

243 88

137

336

2648

707

342

326

2645

376

TVSMOTOR

260

427

481

830

922

323

324

1065

1240

318

156

TCS

987

103

1134

525

TATASTEEL

1028

TATAMOTORS

TATAMTRDVR

671

123

317

780

204

315

237

190

276

211

546

530

360

347

649

Intraweek Support and Resistance Levels Based on the “Pivotal Point” theory of Techincal Analysis PP Points indicate the level where the trend is likely to change during intra-week.

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MUMBAI | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2014

« TOP VIEW You don’t need to be a rocket scientist. Investing is not a game where the guy with the 160 IQ beats the guy with 130 IQ. —Legendary Investor Warren Buffett

« TECHNICAL PICKS By Sanjay R. Bhatia

Markets Firm

NSE India : CNX Nifty — Daily Market Report for: Monday (November 17, 2014) By Dominic Rebello

REVIEW OF THE PREVIOUS DAY:

The Nifty rose marginally on Friday (November 14, 2014) a net 32.05 points (0.38%) and closed at the 8389 point level. The market opened up at the 8360 points level. It then declined sharply into the red and registered the day’s low at the 8346 points level at 9.25 a.m. The index then bounced back into the green and turned into a range bound movement until 3.00 p.m. It then rose further and registered the day’s high at the 8400 points level at 3.13 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 54 points. Sentiment was bullish and amongst the 50 Nifty stocks 33 were gainers, while 17 stocks closed in the red. Substantial buying was witnessed in metal, realty and PSU stocks, while substantial selling was witnessed in healthcare stocks.

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Volume: Volume (Qty shares) decreased 6.54%. This change is small and indicates a moderate participation by investors.

Market Breadth: Overall Market Breadth on the NSE was positive. Amongst all the traded stocks, 803 were gainers, 698 were losers and 37 remained unchanged.

Slow Stochastic Indicator: The Slow Stochastic Oscillator is in the over-bought zone. The Slow K line in the Stochastic Oscillator is below the slow D line (neutral if it continues).

RSI Indicator: The RSI is above the 60 level and is now rising (positive if it continues).

MACD Indicator: The MACD is above zero and is rising (positive if it continues). It is above its 9-day Average (positive).

All the four averages are positively trended. Positive.

Overall Market Strength/Weakness: The indicators and oscillators discussed here are indicating a strong market with a positive bias.

Support Levels: For short-term traders the immediate main support is at the 8144 points level. The next support is at the 8026 points level.

Resistance Levels: The immediate main resistance is at the 8419 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 = 8379 (This is the level where the trend is likely to change during intra-day). Support (1) = 8358. Support (2) = 8325. Resistance (1) = 8411. Resistance (2) = 8433. OUTLOOK FOR TODAY: On Japanese candlestick patterns the index has formed a small white body candle. This is positive. Further, the index is above its 5, 15, 25 and 200 day moving averages and all the four averages are rising and also positively trended. Moreover, the velocity parameters too indicate strength. All these indicate a positive bias and the possibility of a further upmove unfolding. Investors are advised to hold long positions.

Work with strict stop losses on all positions

ADX Indicator & DI Lines: The +DI line is above the – DI line but both lines are converging (negative if it continues). The ADX is flat while the Market Index is rising. No signal here. MOVING AVERAGES (TREND INDICATORS) The index: Is above its 5-day average (at 8367) Positive. Is above its 15-day average (at 8229) Positive. Is above its 25-day average (at 8081) Positive. Is above its 200-day average (at 7268) Positive.

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.

BUY Asian Paints above 675, Stop Loss 664, Target 669 Asian Paints is displaying a positive trend and trading close to its historic values. It is displaying a higher top higher bottom formation. It is placed above its 200-day SMA, which is its long-term moving average and is a positive sign for the stock. The RSI and the KST are placed above their respective averages. The volume recorded is good and is placed above its 10day SMA. It is likely to move higher and should be bought above 675 with stop loss of 664 and Target Price of 669.

BUY SBI above 2795, Stop Loss 2647, Target 3100 SBI is displaying a positive trend. It is displaying a higher top higher bottom formation. It is placed above its 200-day SMA. The volume recorded is good and is placed above its 10-day SMA. The KST and RSI are placed above their respective averages. It is likely to move higher and should be bought above 2795 with stop loss of 2647 and Target price of 3100.

BUY Adani Enterprise above 494, Stop Loss 486, Target 510 Adani Enterprise is displaying a positive trend. It is displaying a higher top higher bottom formation. It is placed above its 200-day SMA, which is its long-term moving average and is a positive sign for the stock. The volume recorded is average and it is placed marginally below its 10-day SMA. The KST and RSI are placed above their respective averages. It is likely to move higher and it should be bought above 494 with stop loss of 486 and Target Price of 510.

BUY Aurobindo Pharma above 1124, Stop Loss 1108, Target 1160 Aurobindo Pharma is displaying a positive trend and is trading at historic highs. It is displaying a higher top higher bottom formation. It is placed above its 200-day SMA, which is its long-term moving average and is a positive sign for the stock. The volume recorded is good and it is placed above its 10-day SMA. The KST and RSI are placed above their respective averages. It is likely to move higher and it should be bought above 1030 with stop loss of 1007 and Target Price of 1080. (NOTE – The Stop Losses are to be followed strictly on the closing price basis.)

AB Nuvo, Aurobindo Pharma, Arvind and BHEL given last week have achieved their Targets

(Sanjay Bhatia is a leading Technical Analyst and market commentator)

« BROKERAGE RECOMMENDATIONS RELIGARE CALLS A ‘BUY’ ON PRESTIGE ESTATES PROJECTS

CMP: Rs. 252 Target Rs. 290 Maintain BUY: PEPL’s scale of business has improved and cash flows remain comfortable. This along with a likely improvement in the lease momentum (and thus the leased portfolio) is likely to be value accretive. We roll over to a Dec’15 of Rs 290 (from a Sep’15 TP of Rs 270) as we build in the Koramangla land (Bengaluru) acquisition into our estimates.

EMKAY CALLS A ‘BUY’ ON CIPLA

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My father bought a Tata AIA life plan for tenure of 15 years at an annual premium amount of Rs 12,000. I am unable to pay I would like to take up a health insurance further premiums so if: plan for my parents, but I have no idea about how to go for it. 1) If I surrender now how much return I —Ramesh Kumar, Colaba would get or if I surrender after 5 years 1) Take a separate health insurance for each (i.e without paying next two premiums) of your parents (instead of family floater) if you how much return I would get. are comfortable paying the extra premium 2) Is there any surrender charge If I sur2) If they are above 60 then you can buy for render after 5 years and what is the difsenior citizen plans (otherwise go for the reguference in return if I do paid-up now or paid -up after 5 years (after paying next lar plans) two premiums)? —Anu Nehwal, Navi Mumbai My family and my mother are covered Go to the nearest branch of Tata AIA and surunder health insurance by a group policy of United India Insurance Co. for the last render your policy immediately if you do not 8 years. My wife and I are covered for Rs wish to pay premiums. Since you have paid 2 lakh each under gold policy, two major only 3 premiums, the amount you will get on children covered for 1 lakh each under surrender will be very low. Life insurance is a platinum policy and mother is covered for long-term proposition and it is recommended 1 lakh under senior citizen policy. Now I that you do not exit midway. want to renew insurance under floater The premiums paid are too low and it will not scheme. I wanted to know whether I can help to convert your policy to paid-up. It is better you surrender the policy and take whatever renew the policy with floater scheme and amount is being returned. whether the benefit of continuity will be available to me. The Last date of renewal is 28-11-14. As per insurance co change of Is this a good time to buy a term plan? In

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By Dr. Shernaz Baji Avari

he Sanjan Memorial Day is celebrated in a spirit of bonhomie and ‘Parsi-panu’ reflected in the hearts of devout Zarathushtis, both young and old who throng to converge at Sanjan from Mumbai, Navsari, Surat and other nearby places to make this day a truly memorable event.

Our ancestors fled their motherland Iran precisely in 1299 to avoid religious persecution as they were devoted to the Zoroastrian faith, religion and its tenents. To preserve our unique identity and our glorious Mazdayasnie Religion, we landed on the shores of Sanjan after undergoing lots of hardships, sacrifices and pitfalls. When we landed on the shores of Sanjan, we were sheltered and welcomed by the noble King Jadi Rana and the story of the proverbial sugar-in-milk is etched in the heart and soul of every Zarathushti and will remain memorable in the annals of history. The soil of Sanjan will always remain sacred to us as we grew and flourished from this epicentre. Let’s take merry-go-round at the festive spirit pervading here. The Sanjan Memorial Pillar also known as the ‘Stambh’ was installed on 6th August, 1917, the brain-child of Sir Jamshetjee Jeejeebhoy, 5th Baronet to immortalise the historic landing by our Parsi forefathers. The late Rohinton Davierwalla and his gracious wife Bapsy adds a personal touch to this ‘Gahambhar’ by taking keen interest and rendering selfless services. Donations to maintain this Stambh can be sent to Bapsy Rohinton Daviervala, President, in favour of Sanjan Memorial Column Local Committee at Khan Bahadur’s Bunglow, Sanjan (WR), Tel : 396150. As always, the Jashan Ceremony starts at 9 a.m. to invoke the blessings of Pak Dadar Ahura Mazda before the ceremonial event performed by the Vada Dasturji of Udwada – Dastur Khurshed Kekobad Dastoor followed by a ‘humbandagi’ (joint prayers by all the devout Zarathushtis who come to this hallowed grounds). Later keynote speakers give their valuable inputs highlighting the event. Our AFTERNOON DESPATCH & COURIER (founded by the late Continued on pg 18 «

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comme my professional career as an Art Director at D’Cunha Advertising and as one of my first major achievements I pioneered the concept of Pop Art Advertising on BEST buses for Dipy’s Sauce as a Sam Bagli brand. I visualised and designed several advertising concepts with a few memorable campaigns such as Lakme, Cleartone and Amul Nutramul Dada. As an Art Director working with maestros in photography like Jehangir Guzder, Adrian Stevens and Mitter Bedi, who’s brilliance and zeal inspired me to take up Photography, there onwards creating an interesting career shift for myself. Having had such great exposure and guidance I turned to mainstream photography and have been committed to this industry for the past 35 years. As a photographer I have explored several areas and have worked for leading advertising agencies and corporate clients. I grew famous with Fashion Photography through my campaigns for Garden Silk, Lakme and Morarjee Textiles. I am currently also working on several Jewellery campaigns with Mina Jewellers, Continued from pg 17 «

Behram Contractor popularly known as Busybee) is the only paper which takes out a special Sanjan Day Supplement completely done by myself and my husband Baji and we give hundreds of complimentary copies to devotees who clamour for more copies of this paper. Such is the impact is on the ‘humdins’ on Sanjan Day which is always celebrated in the month ‘Tir’ (November) on ‘Bahman Roj’ (day). At this congregation which is akin to a festive ‘mela’, Parsi artefacts like frames of Lord Asho Zarathushtra, chains, pendants and other religious symbols are sold here along with beautifully embroidered sacarves, rangoli dabbas, nightwear and gowns along with Parsi favourite eatables like ‘sariyas’, ‘bhakhras’ and mint leaves to be kept in tea water for their special aroma and freshness, ‘kolmi-no-patio’ (Prawn patia), tarapori patio (made from dry Bombay Ducks) and other herbs are sold here. This is followed by a lavish free Community lunch and drinks (not hot, ofcourse!) to satiate their thirst and appetite. All credit goes to the caterers for churning a delicious meal for such a vast number of devotees. There is an Agiary at Sanjan known as the Dasturji Kookadaru Dar-e-mehr. The foundation stone laying ceremony was performed on 22nd November 1987, by Dasturji Kekobad Dastoor and Mr. Homi

Minawalla Jewellers, ManuBhai Jewellers and Priority Jewellers. I did not avoid what the Industry defines as not glamorous and used my skill set to make everyday commodities look appealing. This took me to being recognized as one of the prominent Industrial Photographers in India. I also achieved recognition for other projects such as being one of the first photographers in India to introduce QuicktimeVR surround videos for IndiaCar.com. Having had a wide array of experience in still photography I also ventured into directing advertising and corporate films. My creative journey does not stop here as my passion for art was recently reRanina Chairman, along with other Trustees of the Mazda Adarian Trust. Incidentally, no Agiary was built before 1987 in Sanjan. As a mark of respect to our minuscule community who has enriched the Nation over hundred of years with our immense contribution in almost every field, the Western Railway has given a special permission to the Gujarat Express and Flying Ranee to halt at Sanjan Railway Station. Bus facilities are also provided by various Pari Baugs to facilitate enthusiastic devotees to visit Sanjan. Quite close is the STAMBH, is the TIME CAPSULE. This historic event was flagged off on Roj Bahman, Mah Tir 1370 Y.Z.,

awakened a few years ago by doing something as simple as trying to assist my daughter through art school. As I continued to create various art forms using different techniques and mediums I began to surprise myself with the quality of work I produced. I then started to pursue my hobby into professionally defining myself as an Artist and now have reached a stage where I wish to share my work with the external audience through various platforms. Creative experience for me stands completed as I am also currently imparting knowledge gained over the years to students at Activity High School to help them learn Photography and Art so they can learn, grow and create thee own forms of expression.

Karyna and Katriena wishing Sanjan Day greetings to Zoroastrians.

Monday 20th November 2000 A.D. This Time Capsule given by the house of Godrej was ceremoniously buried in the ground amidst chants of hymns and prayers and commissioned by the then Trustees of the Bombay Parsi Punchayet. It contains replicas and miniatures of items exemplifying the heritage of the Zoroastrian Community since its landing in India 13 centuries ago. May our community thrive, grow flourish, live and let-live not only in India but al over the world and now specifically with the JIYO PARSI SHCEME initiated by the Government of India with a budget of 10 crores to be used by foundations like PARZOR headed by Dr. Shernaz Cama of Delhi, for a period of 4 years. Let’s respect each other’s views amicably, however diverse they may seem to ours, live peacefully and hand down to the generations to follow, a rich heritage of our religion and culture.

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mla powder (available at chemist shops) is a natural astringent, skin toner and beautifier. It’s a must on your kitchen shelf as it not only enhances the beauty of your face when used in face packs but also promotes luxuriant hair, controls hair loss, stimulates hair roots and promotes hair growth.

Simply dilute some awla powder with a little warm water and apply it as a face mask. Effective for oily skins and flawed complexions. If your skin is normal or on the dry side add fresh milk cream or any fruit pulp like banana or papaya along with honey to your awla powder and turn it into a beautifying face mask.

External Skin And Hair Care Regimen

you are using the natural fruit, dilute it with a little water, adding a teaspoon of honey and a dash of turmeric. Its a very good face tonic too.

Once in a while discard soap. Rub and scrub your wet face and body with amla powder till it flakes off. An

instant clean, petal smooth lustrous skin is yours as you step out of bath. You can even oil massage your entire body before washing off with amla powder.

Make a thick paste of amla powder with just plain water and massage well into the scalp and roots to nourish it. Later wash off with plain tap water. Condition if you like.

When you make that ‘henna’ paste overnight, don’t forget to add a tablespoon of amla powder along with coffee powder and a tablespoon of oil too. Also lightly oil the hair the previous night. This way your scalp and hair will never feel dry.

Mix shikakai, areetha and amla powder together and wash it off like a shampoo.

Care should be taken to see that your head is previously oiled or your scalp naturally oily

otherwise it has slightly drying effect. In that case apply a volumised conditioner later.

Whip a couple of eggs to a creamy froth. Add amla powder, curd and oil. Apply it liberally all over your hair massaging well at the roots. Wear a shower cap to avoid stains on your forehead, neck & clothes. If your hair feels sticky and oily after washing off with plain water, wash off with your regular shampoo to bring out that perfect shine. Lastly, brush and feel your hair bloom as your man runs his fingers through your hair, gently caressing, stroking and admiring it. A little admiration, a warm glance, a kind word, a sincere praise, thanks and gratitude is, what generally makes a woman’s multitasking day seem bright and beautiful. Am I right?

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ill the advent of Zarathustra, there were only two groups of people inhabiting the earth. One belonged to the White Side of Nature and were known as the Yazdan Parast Mazdayasnis. The other belonged to the Dark Side of Nature and were called the Daevayasnis, that is, those who worshiped the Dark and Evil Forces of Nature. These were the pagans and heathens. There was no organised religion before the coming of Zarathustra. There were, therefore, constant fierce feuds between these two camps. The White Side of Nature was represented by the Peshdadiyan and Kyanian Kings and paladins, who fought relentlessly and bravely against the Daevas and their followers. This struggle went on for a long time between these two forces. After some time, however, it was realized that the forces of the Dark Side were gaining an upper hand. A great fall seemed imminent. It was then that Geush Urva that is literally, the Soul of the Earth implored Lord Ahura Mazda, to send a Saviour. Ahura Mazda showed Geush Urva, the subtle invisible body of Zarathushtra and assured him that he would create him who would show to the mankind the path of purity. This appeased Geush rva. (The true meaning of Geush Urva, is not the “soul of the Ox’ as rendered

State of affairs before Zoroaster’s birth

by Professor Zaehner and others, but the sub-angelic potentiality. It is allegorically called Geush, because it possesses the blissful characteristics in common with the cow-kind). At last when the proper time arrived, preparations were made in the heavens for the descent of Zarathushtra.

THE BIRTH OF ZARATHUSHTRA : For three days before Zarathushtra was actually born, the surrounding place became illuminated. Yet another marvel, which is recorded, is that Zarathushtra laughed outright at his birth. According to Professor Jackson, “The tradition is recorded by Pliny, who observes in his “Natural History”, that “Zoroaster was the only person who ever laughed on the same day on which he was born. We hear, too, that his brain pulsated so strongly that it repelled the hand when laid upon it, as presage of his Wisdom”. This was, because the holy Prophet’s soul was FARROKHTUM that is MOS AUSPICIOUS, being sin-free, and was not subject to the vicissitudes of life, for he took birth as a Saviour. According to the Farvardin Yasht, in the birth and progress of Zarathushtra, the waters and plants rejoiced, in his birth and growth, all the creatures of the good creations cried out, “Hail, Hail, to us!! For He is born, the Athravan

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Spitama Zarathushtra”. As Zarathushtra grew up, the demons tried all sorts of tricks and artifices in their stock to destroy him, but failed miserably. Besides possessing great Wisdom and other Spiritual Powers, Zarathushtra also possessed AOJ, which is the special divine power or potentiality possessed by Ameshaspands (Archangels). He also possessed the Kyan glory. In short, Zarathushtra was an angelic being among man. He was a YAZATA in the garb of a man. His body was not made of the earthly element like us mortals, but was of the fiery element. He was a scion of the Ameshaspands in human form, whose mode of life radically differed from the rut of humanity. Zarahushtra’s birth took place under exceptional circumstances and the law applicable to him for birth was a unique, exceptional one (Aves,

aevodatahe). He was the only one who listened to the revelations and commandments of Ahura Mazda. Zarathushtra is the only being one earth for whom there is a glorifying formula (Khshnooman – we have already seen earlier stated above). Otherwise, such Khshnoomans are reserved only for the blissful divine forces. Yazatas and Ameshaspands. Zarathushtra, is therefore, the only true “superman” in a long epoch. In many pictures/paintings, purported to be those of the Vakhshoor-eVakhshooran that is Prophet of Prophets, Holy Zarathushtra is shown with a ball of fire in his hand. In reality, this indicated that the Prophet’s body was composed of the most subtle element of fire, it was transparent and had no shadow. The current of the fire-energy in him flowed as aura through his right hand, which gave the appearance of the Prophet holding a ball of fire in his hand. In the Ahunavad Gatha (Yasna Ha 28) in the very first strophe, it is said, “Yaanim Mano, Yaanim Vacho, Yaanim Shothnai...”, “The thoughts, words and deeds of Holy Zarathushtra contain the benedictions of Ahura”. In Yasna Ha 51:12 – (Gatha Vohukhshthra), the Prophet is called Ururaosta Asto “the most advanced messenger in the evolution towards perfection”. The Pahlavi Writers have called our Prophet, “RAMZ-GU” one who speaks in cryptic terms. In the Gathas, Zarathushtra is depicted as the only one (aevo) who has been sent to the earth for the guidance of Ahura Mazda’s creations. He is the exceptional one who has heard the advices and admonitions of Ahura Mazda (Yasna 29-8). It was Zarathushtra who laid the foundation for the growth and development of all the major religion of the world. As Zarathushtra was not an ordinary mortal, he did not die like one. The Pahlavi writers have used the word, Vikhiz to indicate his passing away. It means that after the Prophet destroyed Tur-bara-tur, the phantom form of the Zenith of grossness, he took the brunt of the reaction of such a violent destruction on himself, thereby dispatching the elements in his “body” to their respective regions.

By Dr. Shernaz Baji Avari

he IRAN LEAGUE was established by its Founder President late Sir Hormusji Cowasjee Dinshaw Adenwala way back in 1922. Till today and now under the Presidentship of Vispi S. Dastur, it has stood the test of time rendering yeoman services to the country and Parsi community for the past 92 long years which is a great feat for any organisation. Every year it pays homage to its Founder President as well as Dr. Dadabhoy Naoroji on their birth anniversaries by garlanding their statues. It honours the sacrifices of the ‘Fallen Members of the Armed Forces’ by laying wreaths at the War Memorial at Khareghat Colony recalling their heroic deeds. The Iran League along with Bombay Parsee Association – both under the Presidentship of Vispi Dastur stands as a solitary example in the whole country of a civilian organisation paying such homage to the armed forces. The Iran League has always held an optimistic view of the country, community, the great and ancient religion of Zarathushtra and the people, especially the youth who are the real trustees of posterity. It believes in encouraging members of the community in all walks of life so that our past glory, our history, our religion, our heritage, our traditions, our ‘Parsee Panu’ are passed on from generation to generation. It has endeavoured to spread the history of Iran and forge better relations between the two countries, it’s main object has been to create in the hearts of our young generation, a love and reverence for the ancient land of Iran which was the home of our ancestors and where many glorious and mighty rulers like Cyrus, Darius and Xerxes of different Persian dynasties ruled. To maintain cultural relations between the two countries, Iran League offers guidance and help to all those who wish to visit Iran. In the past, it was regularly sending financial aid to Zarthosti Educational Institutions, Orphanages as well as individuals till the time when due to

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Health & Beauty Through ‘Awlas’ The amlas are in season now so make the best use of it. It is the largest source of Vitamin ‘C’ and increases the body’s resistance against diseases

By Dr. Shernaz Baji Avari

he Indian Gooseberry also known as the ‘Amla’ or ‘Awla’ offers a definite contribution to health and

beauty. Besides its high content of Vitamin ‘C’, it’s the chief ingredient of the very well-known and famous CHAVANPRASH, a health booster that even makes our famous film star go ga-ga

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over it and one of the three ingredients of TRIPHALA a cooling compound and indigenous ayurvedic medicine which helps to eliminate all the three doshas namely ‘vatta’, ‘pitta’ and ‘kapha’ (windiness, bile, cough or phlegm). You will find this small fruit resembling our ‘lime’ or ‘limbu’ more with the vegetable vendors than at the fruit stalls. It is pale green in colour with fine vertical stripes on its outer rind. Reasonably priced, you can either eat this fruit in its raw form, juice it or blend it with water, honey or jiggery and adrak, to enhance its flavour and nutritive value. You can make jams, ‘moorabbas’, pickles and marmalades and bottle the same. The Vitamin ‘C’ content of one awla fruit is more than that contained in 3 to 4 oranges Like most fruits, the awla too contains 80% water besides minute quantities of protein, fat, carbohydrates, fibrous elements, calcium, phosphorous, iron, Vitamin ‘A’ and ofcourse Vitamin ‘C’ in abundance. While some may or may not agree, I do agree with the Noble laureate Dr. Lions Polling who says “taking excess doses of Vitamin ‘C’ protects us from

colds and fevers”. Shall I go one step further and say with utmost confidence that it builds up our body’s immunity as well? What is immunity you may ask? It is our body’s resistance power to fight and ward off diseases that comes to strike our internal anatomy.

Considered sacred amongst our Hindu brethren, the amla plant is considered to be Nature’s gift of ‘amrut’ to mankind. Why only amlas? I think Nature’s bounty and blessings bestowed upon us aplenty in the form of fresh natural vegetation has abundant nutritional as well as medicinal properties to keep us vibrantly active in mind and body. Some of you may not like to ‘bite’ into its sweet, sour and

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astringent taste; in that case just cut it into four or five pieces after discarding the seed or shred it minutely and soak it in a glass of water. You can go on sipping this water and later eat the awla with a tablespoon of honey. Nowadays, you can get pure packaged awla juices and squashes like the ginger-awla squash, Amla Panchamrut, a general tonic to be taken in small doses, Diabetic Amla Panchamrut for sugar control

as well as some healthy sweets and candies. All these are available at most health food shops so you can have these preferably when the awla fruit is not in season or otherwise too. Since the Vitamin ‘C’ content of awlas purifies your blood it will keep your skin glowing, anti-wrinkle and also helps to thwart the natural ageing process. Whenever you feel a bit weak, tired or fatigued, come home from the scorching heat or your child feels exhausted, say ‘cheers’ to your chilled glass of amla juice! It also brings that sparkle to tired eyes and is very efficacious to the entire nervous system. It is also useful in uric acid troubles. It is said that if fresh amla juice is taken for 2 to 3 months, it helps in conditions of sterility and semen-weakness. Besides, it is helpful in constipation and jaundice too. It cleanse the mouth and restores taste and is even helpful in cases of deafness.

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Tips And Tricks To Maintain Oral Hygiene In Adults A

By Dr. Varsha Daryanani

better and more confident you will come alive every morning and end every evening if you stick with a consistent oral hygiene routine. Many adults experience significant dental problems that can be prevented through basic oral hygiene practices, like Dr. Varsha regular dentist Daryanani appointments which should be taken atleast twice a year. Daily cleaning of your teeth, gums, and tongue, combined with annual check-ups helps take care of harmful bacteria and microbes that may cause tooth decay, bleeding gums, and oral infections. If you neglect the care of your teeth at home and fail to go to the dentist regularly,

experience embarrassing conditions, such as plaque, tartar, and bad breath. To maintain optimal oral health, adults should brush their teeth at least twice a day and floss once a day preferably before going to bed. Flossing is also an essential part of an adult’s daily oral hygiene regimen. Regular brushing and flossing can prevent unpleasant conditions, such as plaque and bad odor. At Crown Corner, we believe that Oral health begins with clean teeth.

Dr. Varsha Daryanani suggests a few tips that every individual should diligently follow: Brush your teeth at least twice a day

When you brush, don’t rush. Take enough time to do a thorough job. It is very important to use the proper equipment. Use fluoride toothpaste and a soft-bristled toothbrush that fits your mouth comfortably. Practice good technique.

Hold your toothbrush at a slight angle – aiming the bristles toward the area where your tooth meets your gum. Gently brush with short back-and-forth motions. Remember to brush the outside, inside and chewing surfaces of your teeth, as well as your tongue.

accumulated plaque could lead to the development of empty spaces around your teeth. If you neglect the care of your teeth at home and fail to go to the dentist regularly, you could lose your teeth. It is very important to eat right and drink a lot of water. By avoiding sticky foods, it will help to keep your teeth germ free. Proper oral hygiene is also important in helping you stay healthy, especially if you have risk factors such as diabetes and heart problems. Plus, oral hygiene elevates your sense of self-esteem. You’ll feel good, look great, avoid unnecessary bills, and experience an improvement in many of your day-today social interactions. Maintaining proper oral hygiene will also ensure that you won’t

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Keep your equipment clean. Always rinse your toothbrush with water after brushing. Store your toothbrush in an upright position, if possible, and allow it to air-dry until using it again.

Know when to replace your toothbrush. in a new toothbrush or a replacement head for your electric or battery-operated toothbrush every three to four months – or sooner if the bristles become frayed. Replace your brush or brush attachment every three months. Invest

It is also important to remember to never share your toothbrush, as this can spread infections. For most adults, a toothbrush with a small head and a compact, angled arrangement of long and

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short, round-end bristles is fine. Medium or soft bristles are best for most people. Use an electric brush with an oscillating or rotating head. If in doubt, ask your dentist.

You can’t reach the tight spaces between your teeth and under the gumline with a Toothbrush. That’s why daily flossing it is

important. When you floss: Don’t skimp. Break off about 18 inches (46 centimetres) of

dental floss. Wind most of the floss around the middle finger on one hand, and the rest around the middle finger on the other hand. Grip the floss tightly between your thumbs and forefingers. Be gentle. Guide the floss between your teeth using a rubbing motion. Don’t snap the floss into your gums. When the floss reaches your gum line, curve it against one tooth. Take it one tooth at a

time. Slide the floss into the space between your gum and tooth. Use the floss to gently rub the side of the tooth in an up-and-down motion. Unwind fresh floss as you progress to the rest of your teeth. As long as you do a thorough job, it doesn’t matter if you brush or floss first. However, flossing before brushing might allow more fluoride from your toothpaste to reach between your teeth.

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f you’re a fish connoisseur, then PRATAP LUNCH HOME situated at 79 Janmabhoomi Marg, Fort Mumbai – 1, quite close to our Afternoon office is the right place for you to enter with family and friends. Wine lovers can tinkle their glasses with Indian or Imported Wines and kindle their gastric appetite, followed by some delicious and flavoursome starters like Fish Tikka Hari Mirch where big succulent pieces of fish tantalise your taste buds. Fish Kala Mari is a very popular dish here, relished with equal gusto and so is the newly innovated starter – King Prawns Atishi which will smack your lips in delight. Pompfret lovers should not miss out on their freshly cooked Pompfret Tandoori Parichi. You are at a liberty to pick and choose the fish of your choice and have it made the way you like it!

For the main course, Fish Pulimunchi’ (Puli refers to imli and Munchi is the chilli marinade) will have you salivating for more. Prawn Gassi (curry) with its unique blend of flavoured spices is best eaten with Neer Dosa or plain white rice. Ever tried ‘Jungli Chicken? Well, it’s not jungli but quite refined in taste! It’s roasted with special aromatic spices. If rice is a must on your table, do try out their Sea Food Pot Rice which is a fine blend of prawns, fish, crabmeat, squid and shell fish, mingled and jostled with creativity and executed perfectly when it arrives on your table! A sizzling ‘brownie’ with Vanilla icecream serves as the perfect finale to a hearty meal. PRATAP LUNCH HOME opens its doors from 11.30 a.m. to 12.30 midnight and renders free delivery within its vicinity. Owned by brothers Pratap and Prashant Amin, this family restaurant is worth visiting for lunch or dinner, specially if you’re in the vicinity of Fort area or even otherwise. ‘Delicious food that creates music in your heart', goes their slogan and very aptly so. May we add that delicious food not only creates music in your heart but also a special bonding with family and friends accompanied by that special feeling of merriment and joy. What’s so special about this restaurant with 65 covers? Well, its cosy comfortable ambience is beckoning and inviting and the excellent culinary journey undertaken is equally aspiring! Moreover, the personal and keen involvement of the brothers who are always improving and innovating with valued suggestions from their esteemed clients, makes them serve better and better and better-than-the best quality of food! Taza Fish Ka Maza Kuch Aur Hi Hai! ‘Le Lo at Pratap Lunch Home, of course.’ Tel: 22871101/ 22871818/ 40021101.

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n auspicious days the Parsis savour, ‘Sev’, ‘Ravo’ or ‘Sev Ni Kheer’.

SEV NI KHEER

Ingredients 1) Fine brown vermicelli (1/2 cup) Don’t use the vermicelli used in making faloodas as well as cooking dishes) 2) Milk as required 3) Sugar (as per the sweetness you require) 4) Cardamom powder (ealichi) (1/2 to 1 teaspoon) 5) Jaiphal powder (nutmeg) (1/2 to 1 teaspoon) 6) Chopped mixed dry fruits (as per requirement) (almonds, walnuts, raisins, figs, dates, pistachios

The Parsis call this sweet dish ‘Sev Ni Kheer’ while the Muslims call it ‘Sheerkhurma’. Heat the vermicelli (without oil if you are going to serve it cold but add bit of ghee to the vermicelli if you are serving hot) for a few seconds, tossing it in a vessel. Add all the chopped mixed dried fruits. Saute for a minute, add elaichi powder, jaiphal powder, milk and sugar and simmer the whole contents till it becomes a thick creamy consistency. The combination of hot milk, dry fruits with sugar and vermicelli is a highly nutritious delicacy. It is also high in calorie content due to

all the mixed dry fruits added along with sugar. Ideal in the winter season. DRY FRUITS – DID YOU KNOW? Do you know that all the sweet dry fruits that you consume are actually fruits from which moisture is evaporated in the presence of sunlight? Please remove the misconception that they are grown on trees or even underground! When carefully dried they are highly valuable and retain their nutritive value They are quick energy giving foods, packed with vitamins, calcium, protein and iron and ofcourse delicious and nutritious as the title suggests. A small quantity of all sweet dried fruits like dates, dry figs, raisins, apricots, prunes can be soaked in water overnight. In the morning warm the water, drink it and chew away all the sweet dried fruits. EFFECTIVE AND SIMPLE REMEDY FOR CONSTIPATION.

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The Miracles Of Wheat Grass And Its Juice

Suffering from perpetual tooth troubles? A small amount of wheat grass juice say 20 ml., in the diet prevents tooth decay and checks pyorrhoea. You can also use it as a mouth-wash. It’s also a good remedy for constipation as it keeps bowel movements active as it cleanses out bacteria from the intestines and colon. Suffering from trauma, muscle fatigue, putrefaction and stomach aches? Wheat grass juice will help neutralize toxins from the system. The chlorophyll present in wheat grass is also known as ‘concentrated sun power’. It increases the function of the heart and the cardio-vascular system. For any type of heart ailment, wheat grass juice acts as a supplementary cure. Is obesity the bane of your problem? Add a dose of wheat grass juice to your daily diet. It perks up circulation, reduces perspiration and is useful in the treatment of paralysis. Did you know that it gives boost to sex hormones and checks sexual disorders? It has to be consumed by both the partners. Wheat grass and its juice serves as a capital remedy in all types of cancers. While

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destroying malignant cancer cells, it improves the cell respiration of healthy cells and overcomes the hazardous effect of radiation. It, therefore, acts as a preventive and remedial force against cancer. How will you take Wheat Grass? You can chew the grass, cut it with scissors into half inch pieces, add a cup of water and churn for 30 seconds in the mixer-grinder. Drink the juice immediately after filtering it. You can add tiny bits of wheat grass to your salads too. Wheat Grass juice is now available to you at your doorstep in 40 ml

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his article is a tribute to the legendary Yoga Guru Padma Vibhushan B.K.S. Iyengar who was fraught with many physical ailments at a young age but who with the help of Yoga and his own determination conquered his afflictions to emerge triumphant and live upto a ripe old age of 95, performing 'Shirshasana' (headstand) at 90! A genius, a scholar in his field, he sparked a global yoga movement and created a growing awareness in the field which is today practiced by millions around the world for optimum good health and balance into our lives at all levels. This 'balance' that I refer to is the 'inner' and 'outer' balance which is termed as 'alignment'. It is not only of our physical body but is achieved when the inner mind reaches every cell of our body. Surprising as it may seem to you, every cell in our body vibrates at its own natural frequency in a healthy state. When the cells are diseased or ill-at-ease there comes a change in their vibratory frequency. Every cell in our body has the capacity to think, to act,

to react, to reach out, to help other cells in need, to grow, to love or otherwise. Therefore, if you want your cells to remain young and healthy, nourish them with good thoughts (HUMATA) and good mind (VOHU MANO) along with healthy foods, fresh air and exercise. Next time when you tell your loved one, "I love you with all my hart:", just think awhile and ponder... wouldn't it be better if you change it to" I love you with all my trillion cells!" Ofcourse with a chuckle and a twinkle in your eyes! Yes, the connection between the mind and the body is very intimate and very immediate and both are in a state of constant interaction. Back then, to our yoga. It is as

It's a dynamic internal experience which integrates (‘yug’ means to bind) the body, the mind, the senses, the spirit and intellignece with the self says yoga practitioner Dr. Shernaz B. Avari much for the young and the old, the ailing and the aged as it is for the young and healthy. It's regular practice strengthens our vital force and builds up the body's strength and natural resistance to bear as well as alleviate pain and tackle the root of the problem. It can heal parts of our body which are diseased or ill-

VIVA YOGA at-ease, ignored or neglected. It restores the mind to simplicity and peace freeing it from confusion and distress. A sense of calm comes from practicing yogic asanas or poses which increases the circulation of fresh blood through the body, purging it of toxins which are mainly the consequences of a fast-paced, irregular, push-button lifestyles full of turmoil and upheavals, unhealthy habits accompanied by poor posture while standing,

sitting, walking or sleeping. Regular practice of yogic asanas not only restores strength, stamina and flexibility to the physical body and the internal organs and the difference systems of our body like the bony and muscular system, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, digestive system, excretory and reproductive system but it actually influences the chemical balance of the brain which in turn improves the

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mental state of being as fresh blood is supplied to the brain making it alert but at the same time also relaxed and calm. In sum, it balances the neuro-muscular, psychophysical and nervous-systematic coordination. Along with asanas, PRANAYAMAS, which is control of the breath with right breathing techniques rectifies physical, physiological and psychological disorders having a positive impact on stress related diseases. Along with the mind, the body ad the intellect, it also deals with the 'atma' or the spiritual self bringing in spiritual unity with the divine. It creates spiritual awareness which is sadly missing in today's complex materialistic world causing stress and strain mostly due to our own actions and reactions with the result that at times we undergo a spiritual void in our lives, devoid of purpose or meaning. This lack of spiritual dimension into our lives and relationships makes us realise that solace and inspiration, peace, happiness and contentment has to come from within and not from external factors. Let's take a sneak peak into Yoga's eight strong limbs Continued on pg 30 «

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Poems by Late Mr. Vishwas Joglekar It is sad

It is sad — painful to think of thou, Sad I become, lost I behave, lifeless I feel, But at last for a reason I feel That thou with me.

It is sad — painful, thou away from me Then I miss thee and I miss every charm Of Life.

It is sad — painful to think of you in my dream But I enjoy for a single reason Thou with me. It is sad — painful, thou away from me Sad I become, Lost I behave. lifeless I feel.

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Words, Words and Words and many say there is nothing else than troubles; But I say there is nothing worth without trouble, trouble and troubles.

Words, words and words What else is there without words without troubles But I say Nothing is sweet without trouble, trouble and troubles. No charm without words No life without troubles and I say more, more and more.

Stroll and strolls Which lead you nowhere Where I say instead, work work and work as much as you can And you will have in ample with words and with troubles which in itself is more pleasure.

I dislike dreaming For a reason - Thou my life And I dislike dreaming of Life. But for a reason I dislike feeling That thee is away from me.

Thy presence Is life in me Thy memory Is pain in me.

I love and enjoy every second when Thou is with me, Thee - My life Thee - My day and night Without thee There is no life in me

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It Glitters

It glitters from a far distance But it is a task to understand, Everyone understands But everyone has difficulties to adjust Though the soul is one Will-power and wishes differ It glitters - but cannot follow.

No doubt your creation is beautiful, But what's the use when it has thorns attached

Everybody has his mind and soul But what's the use where Governing body is different. Every moment, Something is created and destroyed But oh! Everyone is helpless.

You the dictator of all And your way is wonderful What you give is only sorrow, Who misses gets a relief Living one calls it as Happiness (how sad!) There is nothing like that Oh! I don't grumble, For one reason because I believe in you as a Supreme dictator.

I don't expect That I will win someday I don't want it that way I will take it in my own way And waiting for my day!

Your creation is all Supreme No doubt Though not bigger,

Memory

It's enchanting To think of thee For every second You are away from me.

It's enchanting To think of thee For a simple reason Thee is always with me. It's enchanting To be spiritually with thee For I watch thee and No one else can see. But for one reason I dislike feeling For I miss thee All day and night.

But for another I dislike feeling For thee is my life And without thee No life in me.

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yoga and if you do it sincerely and regularly, you will feel refreshed and recharged to carry on the day's task ahead. Besides, it will illuminate your life and reflect on your wisage. IT will help you to introspect at yourself, your goals, remove obstacles to sound health and stable emotions. You will, after years of practice achieve emancipation and self realisation which should be your ultimate goal. Yoga will slowly and surely transform you from 'the effort of becoming' to the 'discovery of being'. Before I end this article let me echo what yoga maestro and icon B.K.S. Iyengar said, "What I learned through yoga, I found out through yoga"! Viva Yoga!

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Entertaining the Parsi Community with songs and music for many decades

r. Marazban Dara Mehta, son of the famous Late Dara Mehta of Darling Orchestra first appeared on stage at a very young age of five. Over the years, he mastered various musical instruments like drums, percussion, rhythm congo, bongo, dholak and key-board etc. He also appeared at the Late Adi Marazban’s variety review show in the very first episode of “Avo Mari Sathe” broadcast on Doordashan Television. He has been the Marazban Mehta leader in his own “Darling Orchestra”. His forte is singing duets in a combination of male and female voices. In August, 2001, he came out with his first music album “Chhaiye Hame Zarthosti” which is a collection of traditional Parsi religious and comedy songs and it was widely acclaimed in our Community. Since then he has been also associated with coaching of Parsi girls of Avabai Petit Girls School, Bandra, Parsi children of Pandey School, Tardeo and children on Tata Blocks Association, Bandra. He is also associated with Muncherji Joshi Dharmagnyan class, Dadar.

He has been associated with Zochild function since 2003, in presenting Parsi songs through children of various schools. In 2012, he has

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What the cards say: New experiences will make you grow Path: Be alert and learn afresh. Don’t be rigid but understand what you took for granted Ally: Libra understands you well. Avoid clingy Cancer Card for the week: Tarot Key No X The Wheel of Fortune. Luck is coming your way.

What the cards say: Emotional see-saw Path: See your contribution. Don’t be dishonest with yourself Ally: Your ally this week is Aquarius. Avoid Pisces who could be as changeable as you Card for the week: Tarot Key No XXI The World. Liberate yourself from the ego and flow free to regain your essence. Travel on the cards

What the cards say: Open your heart to the truth Path: Mend your fences. Don’t protect yourself Ally: Water sign Pisces will show you compassion. Stay away from Aquarius who could rock the boat for you by radical ideas Card for the week: Tarot Key No XV The Devil. Face your devil and it will wilt. Look at your vulnerabilities and fears and see them disappear. Differentiate between sensations and feelings, greed and giving.

What the cards say: Your ego is not helping you Path: Forgive and forget. Don’t brood or be afraid Ally: Aries will give you warmth. Avoid Taurus who will be boring Card for the week: Tarot Key No XIII Death. Allow change to play in your life . Do not resist and revel in it for it will drive the cobwebs away. New opportunities and new relationships

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What the cards say: Allow change to transform your life Path: Surrender and accept. Don’t Resist Ally: Scorpio will make you secure. Avoid Gemini and their changeable ways Card for the week: Tarot Key No XVII The Star. Insight will bring ease. Great love will be given and received

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What the cards say: Improved relationships will warm your heart Path: do not expect but give because you need to. Don’t retrace your advances Ally: Aries will make you positive. Avoid confused Pisces who will confuse you too Card for the week: Tarot Key No XII The Hanged Man. Look inwards and surrender to the will of god

What the cards say: You could feel humiliated Path: Look at your choices. Compromise. Don’t be rigid Ally: Taurus will help you. Avoid Cancer who will encourage selfishness Card for the week: Tarot Key No VIII Strength. Will show you how to face the storm

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By Chauthi Duniya Reporter

he way the Government has failed to dispense justice in the Meerut riots case is not only shameful, but also extremely painful for the affected families. The CID investigation, at the Government’s bidding, of the Hashimpura riots did not do its work in the right manner. The truth is that this is a blot on the name of the investigation itself. Who did this investigation, why could this investigation not be conducted in the right manner, what was the conclusion of this investigation and why were big offenders and criminals let off? Before delving into this, let’s find out what happened in Hashimpura on that ill-fated day of May 22, 1987. Riots were taking place in Hashimpura. There was a curfew. People remained inside their homes. At around 2 in the afternoon the Army and the PAC, on the pretext of conducting a search, entered the locality. The jawans of the PAC entered each and every house and asked all the male members to come out. After they had come out, the PAC brought all of them onto the road with their hands raised like criminals. It seemed as if the whole locality had been arrested. The PAC made the elderly and children sit separately and able-bodied men separately. After some time, the elderly and children were allowed to go. At around 88:30 at night, a PAC truck arrived. The door at the back of the truck was opened and people present on the road were herded into this truck like sheep and goats. PAC men stood behind the truck with their rifles and then they were made to sit inside the truck. After this the truck started moving. Anybody who wanted to turn and look behind to see where they were going was beaten with batons. The truck kept moving, kept moving for a very long time. The truck stopped at Gang Nahar (Gang Canal) at Muradnagar. There was complete silence here. The PAC jawans got down. The lights of the truck were switched off and one by one people were asked to climb down from the truck. Whoever came down was shot by PAC jawans and the corpse flung in the canal. One after the other, everybody was being killed. When the people sitting in the truck comprehended this and realised that everyone is going

to be killed in the same way, a stampede broke out inside the truck. Seeing this, PAC jawans started firing bullets inside the truck itself. Some people jumped out and attempted to run away, but the PAC jawans shot them while they were trying to flee. The PAC intention was clear: not even a single person was to be left alive. When the PAC thought everybody had been killed and their bodies thrown in the canal, they sat in the truck and left. What the PAC didn’t know was that during the stampede 3 persons had got away. It was those three persons, namely, Zulfiqar, Naeem and Baba who narrated the entire reality to the world. In Meerut, a tense atmosphere is quite a common occurrence. At that time too because of some minor incidents, the atmosphere was tense. During this period, a couple of people were injured by a PAC vehicle. That became the ‘immediate reason’ for sparking off the Meerut riots. Within two days, violence erupted in different parts of Meerut. Because the matter started with a PAC vehicle, the PAC role in the Meerut riots became one of teaching a lesson to Muslims more than that of stopping the riots. News also came that in Hashimpura, the nephew of some BJP leader had died. He was standing on his terrace and got hit by a bullet.

People’s belief was that the bullet was fired from the side of the other community. It was the next day that the PAC carried out the slaughter of Hashimpura men. Whether there was any relation between the death of the nephew of the BJP leader and the actions of the PAC is not included in the investigation report. During interrogation all these aspects were not probed. In the investigation carried out at the Government’s behest, the names of only those people came out who had been in that PAC unit. Several of them have died. Most have retired. Court cases are continuing against them. The unfortunate thing is that from 1987 till today almost 26 years have passed, but the cases have not reached any logical conclusion. The people who were involved didn’t get punishment. They were certainly suspended for sometime, but were again reinstated. Actually, the interrogation that the CID carried out is the worst example of investigation. The investigation of the riots was conducted in a very inept manner. The Congress Government dealt with this matter in a very light manner. Till now nobody knows on whose orders and according to which plan this most heinous custodial killing in independent India was done.

Dangerous misuse of the social media By Chauthi Duniya Reporter

don’t say that the Prime Minister will not have knowledge about what is happening in the country, but it is our duty to share with the Prime Minister the good or bad signs of what lies ahead. I also believe that what I am about to mention will not have the support of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but amongst the supporters of Prime Minister Narendra Modi many such people will be there to whom it might seem that now they can do anything in this country. No one is there to demand an answer from them nor is there anyone to stop them. A campaign is going on in the social media and on Facebook. The campaign is that now that Pakistan is separate from India, why don’t the Muslims staying here go to Pakistan and why by staying here are they sharing our development. The second big part of this campaign is that at the time of Independence, this many Hindus were there, this many Muslims were there, and now this many Hindus are there, this many Muslims are there, and

some numbers are being spread, the accuracy or truth of which no one is contesting, but these numbers are spreading. The third biggest part of the individual campaign is that people while travelling stop anywhere; where

seen happening in a hidden way. What we call social media, in which Facebook is included, has become a primary medium to spread such things. It seems as if a team of 2-3 people is busy only in spreading such kind of posts.

middle class and lower middle class people are present, they get down there only start talking: “Why are Muslims here now, what work of Muslims is there here”? It has been seen that generally most people on hearing such talk leave, but if even one person keeps sitting, then the person spreading the rumour or idea tries to make that one person understand. In most cities of North India suddenly such incidents are being

Then, after all, these teams of 2-2, 3-3 people are doing the work on whose orders? Why in this country, to destroy the tapestry of brotherhood, are they spreading news in the country in the form of petty rumours? There is one and only one centre of this and that centre is the Muslim society of the country. Are these incidents only preparing the atmosphere for getting votes in the upcoming elec-

tions or is there some big conspiracy working behind them? A big conspiracy plan can only be one that in the country once again an attempt be made to repeat the biggest riots in history so that polarisation of votes can take place. In a democracy votes are very important, but in a democracy life too is very important, in a democracy brotherhood too is very important and in a democracy development too is very important. These kinds of rumours which nowadays are floating on Facebook and on the other modern version of Facebook – Whatsapp, after all the conspiracy to spread them wants to say what? We have a herd mentality, that is why a saying has been coined that a crow took away an ear. When one person shouts ‘see, the crow took away an ear’, then 10 people instead of looking at the ear to see even if it is there or not, start looking at the crow to see where did the crow go taking the ear and this psychology doesn’t let ‘facts’ of such kind get verified. By reading only one thing and trusting it implicitly in the end gives birth only to a doubt in our hearts.

DILLI KA BABU Unfriendly vibes

When Kerala Governor P. Sathasivam visited Delhi recently, he was surprised to learn that the state’s resident commissioner Gyanesh Kumar was not present at the airport to receive him, nor was his deputy Bishwanath Sinha, as per protocol. Sources say that Sathasivam, who was visiting Delhi for the first time after being appointed Governor, was rather miffed at being received by a protocol officer and a liaison officer instead of the senior most babu representative of the state. While it is not clear whether the babu had an explanation for his absence to soothe the ruffled gubernatorial feathers, observers recall another incident when the state’s Director General of Prosecution T. Asaf Ali was denied lunch at Kerala House because of an order from the resident commissioner stating that only house guests were entitled to be served meals in Kerala House. But after a few phone calls, it appears that the babu did finally manage to have his meal!

Advantage Rajasthan

During the Manmohan Singh era it was the famed Kerala Club, with top positions in the Prime Minister’s Office and top ministries headed by babus from the southern state. In Modi sarkar it is mainly officers from Gujarat manning the PMO, many of them who’ve worked with Prime Minister Modi when he was chief minister of the state. But it does appear that a “Rajasthan Club” is now in the making, with former chief secretary Rajiv Mehrishi taking charge as secretary of economic affairs at the Finance Ministry. According to sources, nine IAS officers from Rajasthan cadre are holding secretary-level positions in Modi sarkar, with two of them, including Mehrishi in the Finance Ministry. Yet another babu is 1980-batch officer G.S. Sandhu, who is handling financial services in the ministry. Other senior babus from Rajasthan serving at the Centre are Arvind Mayaram who made way for Mehrishi and moved to the Tourism Department, Ashish Bahuguna, Agriculture secretary, Sangita Gairola in the Defence Ministry and Sudhir Bhargava and Lalit K. Panwar, in the Ministry of Social Justice and Ministry of Minority Affairs respectively. It does seem to be Advantage Rajasthan, for now.

Foreign bind

Senior bureaucrats who do long and extended stints in foreign postings will no longer be able to do so. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has instructed PMO to draft a new policy that will restrict babus beyond 55 years of age from foreign deputation postings. The age motif was earlier raised when among its first acts after coming to power, Modi sarkar announced a cut-off age for joining the Union Cabinet. The new policy, sources say, is the result of an application from a senior babu who has been posted abroad for over 10 years seeking an extension. Apparently, one sore point with the government is that many babus do not return to India after their stint and settle in the country they have served. IAS officer Namita Datta never returned from her World Bank assignment in Washington nor did senior babus like Atul Bagai, Rahul Anand and L.V. Nilesh. This new proposed policy, of the Modi sarkar hopes, will curb this trend. — Dilip Cherian

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Salim is serving his punishment for putting a young boy’s life at risk and is living in dire conditions. Jodha is desperate to meet him but Rukaiya convinces her not to go, while she herself goes to meet him discreetly without anyone’s knowledge. Will Salim start to grow closer to Rukaiya? And will she be successful in distancing Salim from his own mother? Zee TV, 8 p.m.

DEADLIEST WITH NIGEL MARVEN

Animal Planet brings viewers closer to the natural world with Nigel Marven on DEADLIEST WITH NIGEL MARVEN and showcases how Nigel encounters some of the worlds most interesting and sometimes misunderstood creatures. Animal Planet, 9 p.m.

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED is a fast-paced countdown of the world’s top 20 homemade science stunts and experiments. Each episode finds the cleverest, funniest, most daring, outrageous or just downright bizarre clips - and uses a top cast of the world’s best science experts to unpack and explain them for you. With the help of amazing storytelling graphics, they’ll explain the what, how and why of the biology, physics, and chemistry that made these clips possible. Discovery, 10 p.m.

vraj but he doesn’t listen.. he tells them that he will sleep in the hall..suhani sees yuvraj sleeping on the sofa she tries to talk to him but he doent listen.. soumya wears the dress which yuvraj gifted her.. snoopy tares her dress.. she feels bad..praveen asks yuvraj for some money. Star Plus, 6.30 p.m.

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The wedding of the century arrives and Emily’s plan is working to perfection. Jack gets emotional when Emily goes to say goodbye to him and reveals that Amanda died in her arms. When Emily asks Conrad to make Victoria come to the wedding, Conrad uses Patrick to manipulate her, leaving Victoria with no other choice. In addition, Lydia blackmails Emily into giving her house back. Star World, 11 p.m.

HOW THE UNIVERSE WORKS

SUHANI SI EK LADKI

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WE’RE THE MILLERS

Jodha Akbar, Zee TV, 8 p.m.

REVENGE SEASON 3

SHASTRI SISTERS

In tonight's episode of Shastri Sisters, Karishma arrives home, and likes Alka's Kangan. Rohan handovers the Kangan to Karishma. Rajat goes to Shastri’s place to have a conversation with Anu . Further, Anu tells Rajat to leave the house but Rajat stay back and expresses his feelings. Rajat admits his unconditional love for Anu, but she stops him by keeping her palm on his mouth. Rajat gets up and walks out in anger meanwhile Anu is stunned to see Devyani at the door. Colors, 7 p.m.

MOVIES OF THE DAY

UNSTOPPABLE

A runaway train carrying a cargo of toxic chemicals puts an engineer and his conductor in a race against time. They’re chasing the runaway train in a separate locomotive and need to bring it under control before it derails on a curve and causes a toxic spill that will decimate a town. Star Movies, 9 p.m.

LOAFER

Ravi Kumar is clearly the black sheep of the Kumar family, and has been so for years. He is unemployed, uncouth, and gets into fist fights and trouble all the time. And then a man is killed, and the evidence points towards Ravi, he gets arrested. Although there were witnesses to this murder, no one comes forward to testify in favor of Ravi. The Kumar family are aware of Ravi’s innocence, but watch helplessly as Ravi awaits his sentence, which may send him to the gallows, as now only a miracle can save Ravi. Zee Cinema, 9 p.m.

HOUSEFULL 2

Housefull 2 is about the Kapoor family. Daboo and Chintu are brothers but they hate each other to the core. Even their wives and daughters hate each other. Both claim that they are going to get the richest son-in-law for their daughter. Aakhri Pasta, a marriage counselor, brings Jai’s parents to Chintu, but Pasta says the wrong things and Chintu abuses Jai’s father, who suffers a heart attack. Jai seeks revenge, which turns into a comedic disaster. CVO, 9 p.m.

STAR PLUS

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P.M. 12.00 6.00 8.00 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.30 11.00

ANKHEN

We’re The Millers, HBO, 9 p.m.

Vijay Singh Rajput is a quirky manager of Vilasrao Jefferson Bank. He is extremely strict at work and believes in pushing his workers to the limit. This means that his superiors hold him in high regard for his unblemished reputation and excellent track record. But things go terribly wrong for the honest bank manager when he finds one of his own employees trying to con the customers. At this, he loses his temper and gets physical with the employee. This doesn’t go down well with his superiors and they decide that Rajput is now a liability to the bank and they sack him. Amitabh can’t believe the Board of Directors and his mind is filled with revenge and what better revenge than robbing the bank himself, ironic as it may sound. He decides that he must think of a plan that will hit the bank where it hurts the most - in its safe where all the money is kept. Zee Classic, 9 p.m.

DHOOM 2

ACP Jai Dixit (Abhishek Bachchan) and Ali (Uday Chopra) unite with Sunehri (Aishwarya Rai), a college friend of Jai's, to snare the mysterious Mr. A (Hrithik Roshan), an intelligent and daring international thief. A talented "double agent," Sunehri ingratiates herself with Mr. A and becomes his partner in crime in Rio. Will she carry out her secret mission, or has she fallen under Mr. A's charismatic spell? Max, 9 p.m.

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LISTING

Kumkum Bhagya Qubool Hai Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya Doli Armaano Ki Jodha Akbar

LIFE OK

Savdhaan India Ajeeb Daastaan Hai Ye Mere Rang Devo ke Dev Mahadev Tumhari Pakhi Laut Aao Trisha Ajeeb Daastaan Hai Ye Comedy Classes Savdhaan India: India Fights Back

COLORS

P.M. 2.00 Udann

7.30 Javai Vikat Ghene Aahe 8.00 Honor Suun Me Hya Gharachi 8.30 Julooni Yeti Reshimgathi 9.00 Ka Re Duraava 9.30 Chala Hava Yeu Dya 10.30 Jai Malhar 11.00 Ka Re Duraava

ANIMAL PLANET

P.M. 2.00 Mutant Planet 3.00 Austin Steven’s Most Dangerous 4.00 The Wild Ones 4.30 Fit For The Wild 5.00 Biggest and Baddest 6.00 AP Safari 7.00 Untamed and Uncut 8.00 Mutant Planet 9.00 Deadliest with Nigel

10.00 Pawn Stars 10.30 Counting Cars 11.00 Aliens Mystery Continues

NAT GEOGRAPHIC

P.M. 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00

Cartel Cash Stash Alaskan Standoff Drunk and Dangerous Too Drunk To Drive Cut In the Gut Knife Fight DUI On the 4th of July 9.00 In the Line of Duty 10.00 Hot Drugs Icy Streets

INVESTIGATION DISCOVERY

P.M. 2.00 Dates From Hell 2.30 Beauty Queen Murders

House Revenge The Neighbors MasterChef Australia House Revenge Simpsons Year The Neighbors Masterchef Australia House Revenge

ZEE CAFÉ

SONY TV

Comedy Circus Ka …. Kaun Banega Corepati Itni Si Khushi Tum Aise Hi Rehna Hum Hain Na Maharana Pratap Humsafars Crime Petrol

ZEE TV

Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya Doli Armaanon Ki Kumkum Bhagya Maharakshak Aryan Qubool Hai Bandhan… Saari Umar Doli Armaanon Ki Jamai Raja Kumkum Bhagya Dil Se Naachein Indiawaale Bandhan… Saari Umar Sapne Suhane Ladakpan Ke Jodha Akbar Jamai Raja

DDI MAIN CHANNEL

P.M. 2.30 News in Marathi 3.00 Sansar Maza Vegala 3.30 Daivacha Ha Khel Nirala 4.00 Asi Hi Dharmakanya 4.30 Karan The Detective 5.00 News in Marathi 5.30 Smart Sunbai 6.00 Krishi Darshan 6.30 Amahci Mati Amachi Mana 7.00 News in Marathi 7.30 Janata Darbar 8.00 Khamosh Sa Afsana 8.30 Pavitra Banddhan 9.00 Zindagi…Ek Bhanwar 9.30 Dard Ka Rishta

Revenge, Star World, 11 p.m.

Shastri Sister, Colors, 7 p.m.

2.30 Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi 3.00 Sasural Simar Ka 3.30 Udaan 4.00 Bigg Boss 5.00 Comedy Nights with Kapil 6.30 Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi 7.00 Shastri Sisters 7.30 Sasural Simar Ka 8.00 Balika Vadhu 8.30 Uddan 9.00 Bigg Boss 10.00 Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi 10.30 Uttaran 11.00 Beintehaa

Marven 10.00 The Wild Ones 10.30 Fit For The Wild 11.00 Untamed and Uncut

P.M. 12.00 Taarak Mehta Ka 7.00 Badi Door Se Aaye Hai 7.30 Chandrakant Chiplunkar.. 8.00 Baal Veer 8.30 Taarak Mehta Ka.. 9.00 Chidiya Ghar 9.30 Badi Door Se AayeHai 10.00 Chiplunkar… 10.30 FIR 11.00 Taarak Mehta Ka….

P.M. 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00

SAB TV

ZEE MARATHI

P.M. 2.00 Ka re Duraava 2.30 Jai Malhar 3.00 Honar Suun Me Hya Gharachi 3.30 Juloon Yeti Reshimghathi 4.00 Chala Hava Yeu Dya 5.00 Jai Malhar 5.30 Honar Suun Me Hya Gharachi 6.00 Ka Re Duraava 6.30 Home Minister 7.00 Jai Malhar

DOORDARSHAN

10.00 Jab Jab Bahar Ayee 11.00 Banada Neralu: Kanada Film

DDII METRO CHANNEL P.M. 2.00 2.30 3.00 3.30

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P.M. 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 7.30 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00

DISCOVERY

American Digger Man Vs Wild How Do They Do It You Have Been Warned Farthflight Food Factory What Happened Next How Do They Do It Dual Survival You Have Been Warned My Shocking Story

SCIENCE

The Gadget Show How It’s Made Alien Encounters How Do They Do It? Planet Hunters Mega Moves How It’s Made The Gadget Show How The Universe Works 11.00 How Tech Works P.M. 2.00 2.30 3.00 4.00 5.00 5.30 6.00 7.30

8.00 8.30 9.00 7.30 8.00 8.15 8.30 10.00 10.30 11.15

HISTORY

Food CIA Counting Cars History’s Super Hour World’s Scariest Aliens Mystery Continues Ancient Aliens Baggage Battles Aliens Mystery Continues Food CIA Counting Cars History’s Super Hour News Samachar News in Hindi. News Night Charcha Main Raat Saddhe Dus Khel Samachar

News in Hindi. News. Open Frame Repoter’s Diary Samachar. The News. Samachar. Rajyon Se Samachar. Metro Scan Business Wrap Banada Neraula, DDI, 11 p.m. Samachar

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I Was Murdered Dates From Hell On The Case The Shift Redrum Evil I Dates From Hell Disappeared Fatal Encounters Redrum Evil I Who The Bleep Did Marry

STAR SPORTS1

P.M. 2.00 Close Encounters 2.30 Indian Super League 14 h/ls 3.00 Cricket In Colors 4.30 Great Knocks 5.00 Sri Lanka Tour of India ODI 5.30 Indian Super League 14 h/ls 6.00 Cricket World Cup 8.00 ANOC Gala Bungkok 9.00 Cricket World Cup: Winning the Cup 1983 10.00 Sa Tour of Aus 14 11.00 Indian Super League 14 h/ls

STAR SPORT4

P.M. 1.00 Liga Bbva 14/15 3.00 Motorsports@petronas 3.30 Indian Super League 14 h/ls 4.00 Barclays Premier League 14/15 h/ls 6.00 One Fighting Championship 6.30 Indian Super League 14 h/ls 7.00 Barclays Premier League 14/15 8.00 Barclays ATP World Tour Finals 14 highlights 9.30 Liga Bbva 14/15 highlights 10.00 The Football Review 10.30 Football Today

TEN CRICKET

P.M. 1.00 NZ Tour of Pakistan 14 2nd Test Day 1 7.00 Cricket Extra 7.30 ICC Cricket 360 8.00 Pak Tour of SA 13 h/ls 1st ODI 10.00 NZ Tour of Pakistan 14 highlights 2nd Test Day 1 11.00 SA Tour of SL 14 1st Test

that, though. Standing on the precipice when creating is exhilarating," Katic said in an email interview. "Television, however, is evolving into a new beast. The stories are more ambitious. In this new format, people are telling film-quality tales over longer periods of time. It's exciting... I'm incredibly impressed with the developments on this front," she said.

MOVIE CHANNELS

P.M 2.00 4.00 6.30 9.00 11.00 A.M. 7.30 9.30 P.M. 12.25 2.55 5.05 7.10 9.00 11.20 A.M. 8.12 10.55 P.M 12.35 2.55 5.15 7.20 9.00 11.05

STAR WORLD

P.M. 1.50 The Originals 2.45 Desperate Housewives 3.40 America Funniest Home Videos 5.00 Just for Laughs 6.00 The Originals 7.00 The Millers 8.00 The Big Bang Theory 8.30 Two And a Half Men 9.00 Desperate Housewives 10.00 The Originals 11.00 The Big Bang Theory

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MEGAMIND

After super-villain Megamind (Ferrell) kills his good-guy nemesis, Metro Man (Pitt), he becomes bored since there is no one left to fight. He creates a new foe, Titan (Hill), who, instead of using his powers for good, sets out to destroy the world, positioning Megamind to save the day for the first time in his life. Zee Studio, 9 p.m.

Actress Stana Katic, best known for her role in crime TV series 'Castle',

P.M. 2.00 Everest 2.30 Diya Aur Bati Hum 3.00 Iss Pyar Ko Kya Naam Doon-Ek Baar Phir 3.30 Suhaani Si Ek Ladki 4.00 Saath Nibhaana Saathiya 4.30 Nisha Aur Uske Cousins 5.00 Ek Veer Ki ArdaasVeera 5.30 Yeh Hai Mohabbatein 6.00 Iss Pyar Ko Kya Naam Doon-Ek Baar Phir 6.30 Suhaani Si Ek Ladki 7.00 Saath Nibhaana Saathiya 7.30 Ye Hai Mohabbatein 8.00 Ek Hasina Thi 8.30 Nisha Aur Uske Cousins 9.00 Diya Aur Bati Hum 9.30 Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hain 10.00 Everest 10.30 Ek Veer Ki ArdaasVeera 11.00 Ye Hai Mohabbatein

P.M. 2.00 2.30 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00 5.30 6.00 6.30

After being robbed of a week’s take, small-time pot dealer David is forced by his boss to go to Mexico to pick up a load of marijuana. In order to improve his odds of making it past the border, David asks the broke stripper Rose and two local teenagers to join him and pretend they’re on a family holiday. HBO, 9 p.m.

A new beast

says American small screen content is becoming huge with each passing day as it is able to draw in viewers from all over the world thanks to the superior writing, acting and plot. The 36-year-old actress has starred in several films including a James Bond movie 'Quantum of Solace', besides TV shows and she says though she enjoys both media, she is excited about the new phase in American television. "They're very different experiences. Film is exciting because it has a clear beginning, middle and end, which demands an incredible amount of risk and faith in the story and in your fellow storytellers. I don't mind

STARMOVIES

Bean The Amazing Spider Man The Mummy Unstoppable Death Race

Pretty Woman The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

HBO

Now You See Me War of the Worlds Mortal Kombat Legion World War Z We’re The Millers

The Hunger Games Daddy Day Camp

ZEE STUDIO

6 Bullets Rango The Tuxedo Saw 3D: The Final Chapter Megamind Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End

PIX

P.M. 12.25 Thor 2.30 The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part I 4.55 Lake Placid 3 9.00 Streetdance 11.15. Texas Chainsaw Massacre A.M. 9.00 Streetdance 11.15. Texas Chainsaw Massacre

ZEE TALKIES

P.M. 2.00 Aai Tuza Aashirwad: Milind Gawali 4.30 Hi Porgi Konachi: Nirmiti Sawant 7.00 Foreignchi Patlin: Girish Pardesi 9.30 Nau Mahine Nau Diwas: Sanjay Nalawade

CARTOON NETWORK

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Tom and Jerry Oggy and the Cockroaches Haddi Mera Buddy Oggy and the Cockroaches Johnny Test Oggy and the Cockroaches Roll No 21 Oggy and the Cockroaches Ben 10 Omniverse Adventure Time

Tom and Jerry Kids Show Roll No 21 Oggy and the Cockroaches Johnny Test Oggy and the Cockroaches

POGO

P.M. 1.30 Chhota Bheem Marathon 3.00 Mr Bean 4.00 Chhota Bheem Marathon

STAR GOLD

P.M. 12.25 Ajab PremKi Ghazab Khanani 2.25 Golmaal: Ajay Devgan 6.50 Hero Indian Super League : Mumbai City FC vs FC Goa 9.00 Sabse Bada Don 11.45 The Action Man Adhinayakudu A.M. 9.55 Sabse Bada Khiladi

Megamind, Zee Studio, 9 p.m.

MAX

P.M. 1.00 Sajaan Chale Sasural: Govinda 5.30 Antim Faisla: Allu Arjun 9.00 Dhoom 2: Abhishek Bachchan A.M 10.30 Waqt Hamara Hai: Akshay Kumar P.M. 2.45 6.00 9.00 A.M. 11.10

ZEE CINEMA

Phool Aur Kante: Ajay Devgan Aaj Ka Arjun: Amitabh B Loafer: Anil Kapoor Heena: Rishi Kapoor

CVO

P.M. 2.00 Pagla Kahin Ka: Shammi Kapoor 5.30 Tejasvini: Vijayshanti 9.00 Housefull 2: Akshay Kumar A.M. 9.30 Tawaif: Rishi Kapoor

FILMY

P.M. 12.30 Waqt Ki Deewar 5.00 Awaargi 8.30 Mumbai Ki Kiran Bedi P.M. 12.00 3.00 6.00 9.00 A.M 7.30 P.M. 2.20 5.40 9.00 A.M. 7.50

B4U

Ghatak: Sunny Deol 16 Dec: Milind Soman Blackmail: Ajay Devgan Tejaswini: Vijayshanti Baadshah: Shah Rukh Khan

ZEE CLASSIC

Padosan: Sunil Dutt Kudrat: Hema Malini Ankhen: Dharmendra

Do Ankhen Barah Haath: V Shantaram 10.50 Navrang: Mahipal

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Housefull, CVO, 9 p.m. 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.30 A.M. 8.00 8.30 9.30 10.30 P.M. 1.30 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 7.30 7.50 10.00

Krishna the Great Hagemaru My Name Is Raj Baby Looney Tunes

Thomas and Friends Krishna the Great Baby Looney Tunes My Name is Raj II

DISNEY CHANNEL

Doraemon Jet Set GO 3 Doraemon Arjun Prince of Bali Doraemon Arjun Prince of Bali Doraemon The Suite Life of Karan and Kabir 11.00 Best of Luck Nikki A.M. 9.00 Ishaan 9.30 Best of Luck Nikki 10.00 The Suite Life of Karan and Kabir 10.25 Art Attack

DISNEY XD

P.M. 2.00 Kiteretsu 5.30 Iron Man: Armored Adventures 6.00 Morotcity 6.30 American Dragon: Jake Long 7.00 Phineas and Ferb 8.00 Ultimate Spider Man 9.00 Avengers Assemble 9.30 Big Bad Beetleborgs 10.00 Telebrands A.M. 8.00 Space Goofs 9.30 American Dragon : Jake Long 10.00 Super Robot 11.00 Phineas and Ferb

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CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 862

ENIGMA CODE 862

MUMBAI | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2014

ACROSS: 8

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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.

Have, at the bottom of the evening dress (4) Record notes about an element of protein (10) Cry out - to the police (6) Said fearlessly there was a section missing from the wheel (5,3) Floor covering, the kind printers use (8) At the time, fears they're wrong (6) For learning, look to engineers (4) Exploit bananas, backing famous model (5) Insensitive one, for example, displays no hesitation (4) Be snug at home with half of what's left ! (6) Around fifty one may get out of breath doing the groundwork (8) Article found in loaf, it is whispered (8) Down for one charge, with number to be worked out (6) Fanciful plans conveyed much (4,6) Weights showing negative rise up to a point (4)

Fellow creature turning up in quite famous book (3,7) 2 Again, but for the last time, presumably (4,4) 3 Bridge expert in court (6) 4 Bird, Mem-Sahib is too big (4) 5 ministry of Defence in changing times blowing its own trumpet (8) 6 Where AE had a frightful comeback (2,4) 7 University backing simple accommodation for Africans (4) 13 Fit of pique, possibly (5) 15 Thinking drink in a can might make a good start (10)

The Clue: Missing

S SOLUTION TO FRIDAY’S ENIGMA CODE TOPPLE, PELLET, PEOPLE, TOOTLE, TEEPEE, POPPET, POTTLE

MATH PYRAMID 862

DOWN: 1

17 Farmhand grows two feet when German (8) 18 Leave message out -,almost (3,5) 20 Bought and sold? (6) 22 Approach about one hundred

tattered coats (6) 24 Are you at home? No good will come of it (4) 25 Late theologian will surround each, shortly (4)

SOLUTION TO FRIDAY’S CRYPTIC CROSSWORD ACROSS: 8 Pomade, 9 Mai, 10 Aire, 11 Cole Porter, 12 Trod, 13 Object, 16 Nonsense, 17 Expands, 18 Realize, 22 Bastille, 25 Tureen, 26 Ware, 27 Stay at home, 30 Fort, 31 Eld, 32 Tiring. DOWN: 1 Toto, 2 Wane, 3 Revolted, 4 Emoting, 5 Libran, 6 Salt-cellar, 7 Grooms, 14 Box, 15 Enactments, 19 Entracte, 20 Zoe, 21 Rewards, 23 Aragon, 24 Lasted, 28 Hire, 29 Mini.

QUICK CROSS 862

ACROSS: 1. A deer 4. Andean tuber 5. Assistants, abbr. 8. ___ o' Shanter 9. Pig pens 12. Enter the Dragon, star 13. Ocean flier

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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

FRIDAY’S SOLUTION

DOWN: 1. Dead on arrival, acronym 2. Old Church Slavonic, abbr. 3. Bridge positions 6. Tit for ___ 7. Look amused 10. Always, poetically 11. Washington VIP

HIDATO 862

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. FRIDAY’S SOLUTION

MATHDOKU 862

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. FRIDAY’S SOLUTION

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Moon in Leo till 1.10 p.m. 10th Kartik Krishnapaksha Uttaraphalguni Ahoratri Sinh (Leo) M.T. Yellow 3

BIRTHDAY FORECAST: Entrepreneurs or the self-employed, especially those who work from home are likely to benefit this year. Those in creative and artistic fields will find this to be a particularly rewarding year. Love life will be satisfactory for the married. You need to take care of your health. The hectic schedule of the past couple of months could lead to a rundown condition. Students will have to put in extra hours of studying to get a reasonably good grade. BABIES BORN TODAY: Tall, imposing, well built, healthy and long-lived. Will be extremely impulsive, honest and hard working. Will be well educated, artistic, creative and humane. A career in any service industry social work, academics or a creative field will lead to gains and success. ARIES (March 21 - April 20): Avoid taking anything for granted regardless of how satisfactory things may appear. Give assistance only where it will be appreciated. You should be able to obtain the results you desire by combining efforts with the work of others. Family will be supportive of your actions. You will meet a person of great charm. It seems you will develop an instant liking but it is prudent not to show an eagerness to get to know the person better.

TAURUS (April 21 - May 20): Hard work will be effective and advantageous. Collaboration will ensure success in whatever you are doing at present. You may head a significant undertaking, which will guarantee a steady flow of money. You will do well but are advised to guard against complacency. Romance will play a pivotal role and if you are thinking of a permanent relationship initial steps can now follow.

GEMINI (May 21 - June 20): You are advised not to rush into taking a major decision concerning your work, or location. Maintain present status for the time being. You have worked hard and done well for yourself. People will go out of their way to be nice to you. Meeting will be a great success. Those in love will be making plans for the future and the single could meet a person with whom they strike an instant rapport.

CANCER (June 21 - July 21): For making a significant decision pertaining to your current activities you may have to consider all the aspects. Earnings and perks will be the uppermost. A conflict of purpose may be a cause for worry. But you will be able to sort things out without any harm. An innocent gesture from your beloved will bring out all the pent up emotions that you have been holding back. Let your feelings flow.

LEO (July 22 - August 21): Good thinking and quick planning helps you to secure a contract that is likely to add to your reputation and profit. Though, certain important decisions may have to be deferred. A family get-together proves enjoyable. A religious or auspicious ceremony will be celebrated at home. Your mate or beloved may also want to spend some quality time with you.

VIRGO (August 22 - September 21): You may be drawn to selfimprovement activities that call for some discipline. This in turn improves your business and profit. Taking light physical exercises and having more social interaction with colleagues and associates will certainly improve your image in the sphere of your work. There is a need to break away from everything and do what pleases your heart with no questions asked. Get away for a few days to relax unwind and give into your whims.

LIBRA (September 22 - October 22): Job seekers will get exciting offers. Those in creative field or dealing with sales and marketing are bound to do well and earn recognition. Youngsters desirous of working in television media or airlines must meet the right people now to get some favorable response. You can get drawn into an alliance with a person difficult to forget. If you are prepared for the consequences then you can go ahead.

SCORPIO (October 23 - November 21): The best of plans can be undone if spoken about prematurely. You must learn to be discreet in matters of strategy and planning. At home things are getting better but you should continue the efforts you have been putting in. Unwind with friends and relatives at a get-together this evening. The single may also come across someone interesting today.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 December 20): New work needs more funds than planned. You are advised not to take large loans. As repaying may become a problem .You are going to have tough time managing your schedules. Your attitude and persuasive manner will win the day at an important meeting. Casual meeting with a new person could lead to a new romantic interest. If married or in love try to curb a flirtatious tendency.

CAPRICORN (December 21 - January 19): A good financial position is indicated. A purchase of some property or house will be an asset that you have been planning for long. If you have taken any loan earlier now is the time you can pay back and clear all the dues. Happiness and excitement is all around. In your daily routine you could meet someone interesting and strike a friendship. This could lead to an exciting romance.

AQUARIUS (January 20 - February 18): A rather busy hectic schedule seems to be getting the better of you. A change of routine or a different approach to your work will go a long way in making you feel more relaxed. There is a possibility of purchasing some land or property or bringing about some changes at home.

PISCES (February 19 - March 20): Some gains in your business dealings are indicated as you are quick to grab an opportunity. You will also recover your old dues. You could get dragged into a controversy for no fault at all. Honesty and truth will win the day eventually. Happy times with your beloved are foreseen for you. Do not discuss any past associations for this could mar the felicity of your love life.

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QUICK CROSSWORD 5125 MUMBAI | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2014

ACROSS: 1 Bouts or disputes (6) 7 Sailor's dance (8) 8 A song from an opera (4) 10 Lacking friends or companions (6) 11 Small islands (6) 14 Natl. Stock Exchg. (3) 16 Nine-headed serpent - "Hardy" anagram? (5) 17 King Kong star (4) 19 Shattered or gave way (5) 21 Dutch cheese (5) 22 Intimidated (5) 23 Take a lengthy walk (4) 26 A precious stone that develops inside the shell of an oyster (5) 28 Annoy constantly (3) 29 Start back (6) 30 An inn or a pub where liquor is sold (6) 31 Leave out or exclude (4) 32 Alcoholic mixed drink (8) 33 One from Kabul (6)

DOWN: 1 A boy or man (6) 2 Opinion opposed to usual belief (6) 3 Influence (4) 4 Ms Sharma of Bollywood (7) 5 Of ___ parentage : crossbred? (5) 6 Vice __ : in reverse (5) 8 "Black Beauty" author Sewell (4) 9 Duct extension? (3) 12 A powerful caustic solution yielded by leaching wood ashes (3) 13 Trail (5)

SUDOKU 2311 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.

SATURDAY’S SOLUTION

Difficulty Level:

15 Inflicting suffering (5) 18 Street show (5) 19 Bend (3) 20 Unusual, strange (3) 21 Philistine giant (7) 22 __-Magnon (3) 23 Owning or possessing (6)

24 _ __ it : I understood this? (1,3) 25 "One in a" movement that's everlasting ! (6) 26 At a ___ : at a high cost? (5) 27 In a cocked position (5) 28 A piston, as on a hydraulic press (3) 30 Indian unit of weight (4)

SOLUTION TO SATURDAY’S QUICK CROSSWORD ACROSS: 1 Imran, 6 Aeons, 9 Roaring, 10 Greet, 11 Aalst, 12 Laden, 13 Sheldon, 15 Aap, 17 Wada, 18 Circus, 19 Aloha, 20 Nearby, 22 Eric, 24 Gir, 25 Amitabh, 26 Louse, 27 Thrum, 28 Thuds, 29 Defense, 30 Pylon, 31 Edema. DOWN: 2 Martha, 3 Areola, 4 Not, 5 Aryan, 6 Anaemia, 7 Egan, 8 Nassau, 12 Lowly, 13 Swing, 14 Edgar, 15 Accra, 16 Psych, 18 Chime, 19 Abdomen, 21 Eighty, 22 Etched, 23 Ibidem, 25 Ashen, 26 Ludo, 28 Tse.

IRREGULAR SUDOKU 2130 To solve an Irregular Sudoku puzzle, every digit must appear once in: Each of the vertical columns Each of the horizontal rows Each of the regions

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SATURDAY’S SOLUTION

CRYPTOQUIP

Today’s clue: N equals U

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

C E N

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X V S E J P

K N V X X

C E N G X V R H .

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W G N X W V P

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A N X W

W Y V

L H

W L U V

C E N

A N X W

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SATURDAY’S SOLUTION: All men think all men are mortal but themselves.

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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: 18 average; 20 good; 22 outstanding. SATURDAY’S SOLUTION: excise, excite, exist, EXISTENCE, exit, next, sixteen.

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Saturday’s

SAINA, SRIKANTH CREATE HISTORY IN CHINA F 38

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UZHOU (China): In a historic day for Indian badminton, top shuttlers Saina Nehwal and K Srikanth clinched the women’s and men’s singles title of the USD 700,000 China Open Super Series Premier respectively, here today. While Olympic bronze-medallist Saina had to draw from her reservoir of experience to stave off the challenge of the Akane Yamaguchi of Japan, young Srikanth notched up a stunning straight-game victory over twotime Olympic champion Lin Dan of China to register his maiden Super Series title. In her sixth appearance in the prestigious tournament, World No. 5 Indian prevailed over the 17-year-old Akane 21-12 22-20 in the women’s singles final that lasted 42 minutes at the Haixia Olympic Sport Center. The 21-year-old Srikanth showed nerves of steel to produce a dominating performance which helped him see off five-time world champion Lin 21-19 21-17 in the men’s singles final which lasted 46 minutes here. This is the first time any Indian male shuttler has won a Super Series Premier event ever since the Super Series and Premier tournaments were introduced. In a battle of nerve, Srikanth led 11-7 initially but Lin came back to narrow it down to 11-10. The 31-year-old showed tremendous control in his strokes but the Indian used his sharp angled net dribbles and powerful smash to keep his nose ahead at 14-12. Lin, however, soon started bothering the Indian with his delayed and precise strokes to turn the tables, reaching 19-17. Srikanth found his bearing in time and not only clawed his way back with a couple of points but also earned his game point after winning a referral. The Indian then produced a body line smash to snatch the opening game from his fancied rival. The second game started on a similar note as both the shuttlers put their best foot forward to move together till 8-8 before Lin entered the interval with a 11-9 lead. Srikanth, however, soon drew parity at 1212 and then moved neck and neck till 15-15. Srikanth then slowly eked out a lead and

soon gained a healthy four-match point lead. Lin saved one but the Indian grabbed the next point to etch his name in the history books. Srikanth, who won the Thailand Open Grand Prix Gold last year, had finished runners-up at the 2014 India Open Grand Prix Gold event in Lucknow and was a quarter-finalist in this year’s Malaysian Open. The Andhra Pradesh lad was also a part of the Indian badminton contingent that reached the semifinals of the mixed team event at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. It was Saina who brought the first cheers into the Indian camp when she claimed her maiden China Open title in her sixth appearance. Saina led 3-1 early on in the opening game and extended it to 8-4. She lost a few points

due to miscued strokes but the Indian managed to go into the interval with a four-point lead with the help of an angled stroke and a down-the-line smash. Saina controlled the shuttle and the pace of the game and forced her young rival to commit errors, opening up a healthy 14-7 lead. Akane showed sparks of brilliance but it was not enough to threaten Saina, who moved into game point with a delicate net shot and then a disguised return to earn the bragging rights. Akane produced a better performance in the second game. The 17-year-old was quick on her legs and bothered Saina with her straight smashes to enter the break with a slender 11-9 lead.

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One of my toughest wins, says ecstatic Saina F

CHINESE PUZZLE SOLVED: K Srikanth exults after stunning five time world champ Chinese Lin Dan for the men’s title (right) Saina Nehwal with the women’s crown after a hardfought win over Japan’s Akane Yamaguchi.

England, Spain win as San Anand needs a quick comeback against Carlsen Marino claim famous draw OCHI (Russia): Left to rue his own mis- be played tomorrow. ARIS: England and reigning champions S takes in a stunning loss, Indian chess ace It was a rest day after a loss in the second P Spain both secured home victories in Viswanathan Anand will aim to stage a quick game that gave Anand time to recuperate and Euro 2016 qualifying as some of the conticomeback and improve his chances of re- come back strongly to beat Carlsen in the nent’s minnows again enjoyed outstanding results. A turgid Group E encounter between England and Slovenia at Wembley yesterday came to life in the second half as Roy Hodgson’s side fought back to win 3-1 and make it four wins from four games in Group E to remain firmly on track for a place at the finals in France. Slovenia took the lead just before the hour mark when Jordan Henderson headed into his own net, but England were back on level terms moments later thanks to Wayne Rooney, who won and then converted a penalty to mark the occasion of his 100th international appearance with his 44th goal for his country.Danny Welbeck of Arsenal then netted a brace to seal the victory. Spain will go into a friendly with World Cup winners Germany fresh from a routine 3-0 victory against Belarus in Group C. San Marino, ranked 208th and joint-last in the world by FIFA alongside Bhutan, ended a run of 61 consecutive defeats by holding Estonia to a 0-0 draw at home in Group E.

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gaining the World Championship crown from Magnus Carlsen when the two resume their battle here tomorrow. Having done well for five games, Anand seemed to have missed the thread completely in the sixth game played on Saturday and is now staring at a deficit of one point at the halfway stage of the 12-game million Euros match. Carlsen was almost punishing Anand for his bad opening and was simply cruising when a rare double blunder happened on the fateful 26th move of the sixth game. This will go down in history as one of the worst double blunder as Anand failed to spot it too. “When you don’t expect a gift, you don’t look for it,” was how Anand summed up his stance on not spotting the crucial blunder which might even have won him the game. With Carlsen ahead 3.5-2.5 and six games to come, Anand will have to chalk out a plan to neutralise the Norwegian’s big advantage in very quick time. And that may not happen till the eighth game now as change in colours at halfway stage mean that Carlsen will again get white pieces in game seven to

third game. The situation is similar but the colour-change is not something that will help Anand. On the brighter side from the Indian’s perspective, Carlsen looks more ‘human’ than the last match. At Chennai a year ago, the Norwegian was simply the much stronger player and almost played like a machine to win the match handsomely. This time, Carlsen has been vulnerable, has made a lot of mistakes and is ahead only because Anand has made more mistakes than him. Should the Indian curtail his own mistakes and come out with better opening choice, there is no reason why a comeback is not possible. Recent history suggests that there might be further twists in the match. Anand had ended the last match at almost the lowest ebb, losing three and drawing seven games. He followed it up with an early exit in the London Classic and then finished second last at the Zurich Chess Challenge. What happened thereafter is nothing short of a spectacular turnaround. Anand won the Candidates and then also the Bilbao Final Masters.

UZHOU: Olympic bronze-medallist Saina Nehwal today said the triumph at the China Open Super Series Premier was one of her “toughest” and it showed that the hard work was paying off. World No. 5 Saina had to draw from her reservoir of experience to stave off the challenge of the Akane Yamaguchi of Japan 21-12 22-20 to clinch the women’s singles title of the USD 700,000 China Open. “I m very happy to win this title, my third in the season. It is one of the toughest. I have been working really hard for the last few months and I am extremely happy that my efforts bore fruit,” Saina told PTI. “It has not been easy for me. Vimal sir (Kumar) helped me a lot and it is a huge victory and a great feeling to win the title in China,” she said. Talking about her opponent Akane Yamaguchi of Japan, Saina said: “The Japanese girl is very good. She is young and she played very well. She did trouble me in the second game especially but I am happy I could prevail over her. She is extremely talented and will be a force to reckon in future.” About her future tournaments, Saina said: “I am focused to do well in Hong Kong Open (Nov 18-23) next. I have won the tournament in 2010 and I am in good shape now. The confidence of this win will help me to do well. “I am also looking forward to the BWF World Super Series Final in Dubai. That is my ultimate target now.” It was a double bonanza for India as while Saina clinched her maiden China Open, K Srikanth made history winning his first Super Series Premier title after notching up a stunning straight-game victory over two-time Olympic champion Lin Dan of China at the Haixia Olympic Sport Center here. Asked about Srikanth, Saina said: “I am extremely happy for Srikanth. His victory was amazing. It turned out to be a historic moment for Indian badminton.” National coach Pullela Gopichand heaped praise on his two wards, describing it as a landmark day for Indian badminton. “Winning the men’s and women’s singles game of China Open in China is amazing. It is a brilliant effort for any nation and as an Indian I think it is a very proud moment for all of us,” he said.

KOHLI COMPLETES LANKAN WHITEWASH SPORTS

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ANCHI: Skipper Virat Kohli led from the front with a gritty unbeaten century as a dominant India completed a resounding 5-0 whitewash over Sri Lanka by winning the fifth and final One-day International by three wickets here today. Opting to bat, Sri Lanka rode on their skipper Angelo Mathews' unbeaten 116-ball 139 to put up a challenging 286 for eight at the JSCA International Stadium Complex, before Kohli (139) guided India home with eight balls to spare. Kohli struck 12 fours and three sixes during his 126ball captain's knock as India boosted their confidence

ahead of the tough upcoming tour of Australia. A screaming Kohli sealed the issue by hitting Mendis for a six over longon after completing his 21st century and the fourth this year. Incidentally, Mathews too scored the same number of runs runs in setting up respectable score, but the day belonged to his Indian counterpart as India geared up to the Australia tour before the World Cup with a memorable series triumph. Watched on by his GCA president Amit Shah, Axar Patel played a perfect cameo remaining unbeaten on 17 from 14 balls in an undefeated 57-run partnership

from 32 balls. Chasing a fighting 287, India looked in firm control with Kohli and Rayudu (59 from 69 balls) putting on 136 runs for the third wicket, but the latter was unfortunately run out by the skipper triggering a mini collapse. Lanka almost had the twist in the tale after Mendis (4/73) claimed the wickets of Stuart Binny and R Ashwin in successive deliveries as Kohli remained stranded at the other end. The collapse that began with Rayudu's wicket meant India lost five wickets for 81 runs but Kohli held his nerves and took on Mendis, stepping out to hit a big six and a four to turn the match

BPCL shoot down Indian Oil for title

UMBAI: BPCL (Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited), Bangalore were crowned champions of the 49th All-India Bombay Gold Cup Hockey Championship. The Bangalore outfit defeated Indian Oil, Mumbai 10-9 via the penalty shootout sudden death in an absorbing final of the tournament, organised by the Mumbai Hockey Association Limited, and played at the MHAL Stadium, Churchgate on Sunday evening. The scores were tied 5-5 at the end of the regulation time and 8-8 after the five attempts in the tie-breaker. BPCL goalkeeper Swinder Singh, who had an outstanding game in the match, once again rose to the occasion making three remarkable saves in the crucial penalty shootout. First, he did well to foil Vikas Sharma and Dharamveer Singh and later in the sudden death, he thwarted the dangerous Gurjinder Singh to clinch the issue in his team’s favour.

in India's favour. Scripting yet another run chase, Kohli brought back the memories of his 77 not out in their run chase against England in January last year, in the first match at the venue. It was their best ever fight on the gruelling tour that came up suddenly, and heavy dew played a big role in their narrow defeat. Brief scores: Sri Lanka 286/8 in 50 overs (Angelo Mathews 139 not out, Lahiru Thirimanne 52; Akshar Patel 2/45, R Ashwin 2/56) India 288/7 in 48.4 overs (Virat Kohli 139 not out, Ambati Rayudu 59; Ajantha Mendis 4/73, Angelo Mathews 2/33).

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Khubchandani rallies to win UMBAI:Deepak Khubchandani of Khar Gymkhana rallied from a 1-2 deficit to win a nail-biting decider, in the senior snooker elite main draw, in the Malabar Hill Club Maharashtra State Selection Billiards & Snooker Tournament on Sunday. Khubchandani, who won his opening Group H tie without much ado, faced a strong challenge from Pune’s Samar Khandelwal before snatching an exciting 59-67, 88-64, 48-62, 6210, 65-52 win. Khubchandani dropped the opening frame on the black before forcing the decider and winning in a tight finish. Khandelwal crashed to his second straight defeat in the group after losing his first match to Rohan Sahani who also has won two ties. Qualifier Manoj Gadgil of Pune continued his winning streak with another thrilling win over Raajeev Sharma of the host club.

The BPCL players are a mighty pleased bunch after their narrow 10-9 win over Indian Oil in the Gold Cup final. In the penalty shoot, BPCL converted through Birendra Lakra, Lalit Upadhaya and S.V. Sunil from their first five tries and again through Upadhaya and Lakra in the sudden death. Indian Oil

found success through Gurjinder, S.K. Uthappa and Kothajit Singh from the opening five attempts and in the sudden death only Dharamveer converted. Player of the tourna-

ment: Birendra Lakra (BPCL); Best goalkeeper: Adrian D’Souza (Air India); Best defender: Gurjinder Singh (IOC); Best midfielder: Manpreet Singh (BPCL); Best forward: Tushar Khandekar.

Mumbai FC overcome spirited Navy M

UMBAI: Former champions Mumbai FC were engaged in a strong challenge for supremacy with a spirited Indian Navy before pulling off a 2-1 win for their fourth successive victory in the Elite Division of the MDFA (Mumbai District Football Association) League – 2014-15, played at the Cooperage ground on Sunday evening. Defender Kali Alaudeen from a header scored the opening goal for Mumbai FC in the 36thminute and later Josimar Da Silva netted the second in the 84th minute. Indian Navy who missed a number easy goal-scoring chances managed to finally pull one back through Raman Rai’s strike in the 90th minute. Mumbai FC continue to stay at the top of 17-team standings with 12 points.

Marina outhits Tadeja for title Central YMCA in M

UMBAI: Marina Melnikova was in devastating form as she outhit Tadeja Majeric to win the women’s singles title in the CCI-ITF US $25000 women’s tennis tournament, hosted by CCI here today. The third seeded 25year-old Russian took an hour and 45 minutes to get the better of the fourth seed Slovokian 6-3, 7-6 (7-4) to pocket the winner’s trophy and earned 50 WTA points for her fantastic display of power and precision strokeplay. India’s top ranked Ankita Raina, who was the only Indian to figure in the singles quarter-finals before bowing out, had the consolation

of bagging the women’s double title. She with her Chinese partner Jia-Jung Lu defeated Thailand’sN.Lertpitaksinchai and Peangtarn Plipuech 6-4, 6-3. Marina, right from the word go, was all aggression and just did not allow her opponent to settle down before wrapping up the first set. However, Tadeja fought hard in the second and in fact was up 3-1 before Marina again changed gears to catch her with some sizzling forehand and doublehanded drives on both flanks and forced Tadeja to run all over the court to make it 3-all. At times her forehands drives had so much power and speed that

the ball just went past Tadeja before she could react. However to Tadeja’s credit, she neither did panic or lose heart and fought all the way to take the set to tie-breaker. But it was Marina’s day as she was just unstoppable and went on to claim the tie-breaker 7-4. Results: (Final): Singles: (3) Marina Melnikova (RUS) bt(4) Tadeja Majeric (SLO) 6-3, 7-6 (7-4).(Semifinals):(3) Marina Melnikova (RUS) bt Emily Wembly Smith (GBR) 3-6, 7-5, 6-3; (4) Tadeja Majeric (SLO) bt (2) Anastasiya (UKR) 6-2, 63. Doubles: Ankita Raina/Jia-Jing Lu bt N.Lertp i t a k s i n c h a i / Pe a n g t a r n Plipuech (THA) 6-4, 6-3.

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UMBAI: Central YMCA prevailed over Fr. Agnel in a thriller to qualify for the men’s elite main draw, in the 12th Nagpada Basketball Association Invitational Tournament, at the Bachookhan Municipal Playground, Nagpada. Central YMCA romped to an exciting 58-47 win in a neck-and-neck final qualifying round battle that went down to the wire. Following a tight first quarter, Central surged to a 29-19 lead at half-time before enduring a stiff second half challenge with both teams scoring 13 points each in the third quarter and Central snatching the final quarter at 16-15 to scrape through. Chembur YMCA registered a comfortable 5239 win over Mumbai Police to advance to the final qualifying round where they take on Bandra YMCA. In a junior boys elite league tie, hosts NBA beat Indian Gymkhana 41-17 with Imran top scoring with 14 points for the winners and Talha adding 13. Rushabh Kalbhor scored 13 for Indian Gymkhana.

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