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he dramatic scenes which unfolded in the state on Thursday continued yesterday after Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan tendered his resignation.

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With barely 19 days to go for the state Assembly elections, CM Chavan submitted his resignation to Governor C Vidyasagar Rao last evening

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ithuania seeks to broaden economic and trade relations with India. Lithuania has a strong industrial base and is technologically highly advanced.

There are many potential areas where Lithuania and India can successfully cooperate. Lithuania is keen to forge ties with India to work together in Laser Technology. Laser technology can be put to multiple uses such as detecting air pollution, ensuring national security besides wide applications in optical industry, diamond processing and medicine,” said Laimonas TALAT-KELPSA, Ambassador, The Republic of Lithuania during an interactive meeting with the Ambassador jointly organised by MVIRDC World Trade Centre and All India Association of Industries.

Elaborating on prospects of broadening Indo-Lithuanian relations Laimonas TALAT-KELPSA said that besides cooperation in laser technology, Lithuania and India need to strengthen bilateral trade.

The present level of trade is marginal with total value of two-way trade at

Vijay Kalantri, Vice-Chairman MVIRDC-World Trade Center and President-AIAI welcoming Mr. Laimonas TALAT-KELPSA, Ambassador, The Republic of Lithuania, in the city, on Friday.

Euro 55.53 million. Lithuania could supply laser technology and components and augment its exports of fertilisers and phosphates, agro products and marine products to

India while Lithuania could import KELPSA said that there are several textiles, leather and footwear and economic zones in Lithuania offering good investment opportunities other raw materials from India.

Inviting Indian companies to in- and Indian businesses should convest in Lithuania, Laimonas TALAT- sider these. Also, the rapidly grow-

STUDENTS ‘PLAY’ FOR POLITICIANS

Donating hair for a cause

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Hair for Hope encourages people to donate their hair for cancer patients who undergo chemotherapy and can’t afford a wig

Colleges owned by politicians make its students fill up political party registrations; engage students in making banners, posters and election campaigns

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beroi Mall, Goregaon, on Friday saw a group of bold people who

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By Yatin Ingle Participants at the Hair for Hope India, at the Oberoi Mall, Goregaon, yesterday. donated their hair for those who need them more.

Hope for India encourages people to donate their hair for cancer patients. Cancer patients who undergo chemotherapy lose their hair and it becomes a reason for loss of confidence and pride for such patients. It adds to their trauma and the fight against cancer becomes tougher.

Premi Mathew, the founder of Hair for Hope India told the ADC that almost a year ago, she met a six-yearold boy who had long hair. “He told me that he is growing his hair to donate. He wanted to donate his hair to cancer patients. This inspired me to start a similar thing in India,” she said.

Abhiramy, a 27-year-old student donated her waist-long hair yesterday. “I always wanted to do something for cancer patients. Then I came to knew about Hair for Hope India,” she said.

She added, “For us, hair have to do with looks and style but for the cancer patients, it is all about their confidence. It's just a small token of support which I want to give them.”

Lendle Sunny (22) said, “I am growing my hair for the last one year to donate them. It was an amazing experience and tough one as well. At times people use to tease me for it, but the feel of doing this for a noble cause gave me confidence to go ahead. And today after donating 15 inch of my hair I feel great.”

Another donor, Jismi John (28) felt that she had done her tiny bit to support cancer patients. “Whenever I complained about hair loss I used to think about the mental state of those who lose their hair in bundles. Then I came to knew about Hair for Hope India and I decided to donate my hair so that I can bring a smile on someone's face,” she said.

ing Lithuanian economy is strategically located in the centre of Europe with a major port in the Baltic Sea and as such serves as an important hub for trade and business.

Earlier, in his welcome remarks, Vijay Kalantri, Vice-Chairman, MVIRDC World Trade Centre and President, All India Association of Industries said it is widely acknowledged that there is a close similarity between the Lithuanian and Sanskrit languages, Lithuanian being the Indo-European language grammatically closest to Sanskrit, signifying possible close ancient links. As of today, the bilateral trade between India and Lithuania stands at Euro 55.53 million. Chief exports of India to Lithuania include pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, textiles and consumer goods. Indian imports from Lithuania are machinery and mechanical appliances, high-tech optical instruments, base metals and articles of base metal, chemicals, sulphur, lime and cement.

A high-level delegation from sectors of food and agro processing, organic products, preservatives, condiments, etc participated in the meeting.

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s the election fever hits the state, political leaders owning colleges, institutes and education schemes have been giving out political party registration forms to the students to fill. Students have also been asked to prepare banners, animation and graphics and plan election campaigns for the respective politicians or political parties.

The issue came to light, after this reporter visited a few colleges in the city owned or run by political leaders and trusts. It was noticed that the colleges had also allowed the distribution of registration forms of political parties to the students. The forms though were not a part of any academic process or practice, students had to compulsorily fill the forms. Further, colleges had already divided the areas of students as per the constituencies of the political leaders so that the

students as well as their parents can register themselves for the political party. A student from an Andheri-based college said, “Our college has been asking us to fill in the registration forms for the politician who runs the college.

Even if we do not wish to fill the forms, we are scared that it would invite trouble. We do not wish to lose our college year for not filling the forms and build in mental pressure over us.”

It was also noticed that students who had been working in the cultural department of the college for festivals were engaged in designing banners, making animated video clips of the political party etc.

When the ADC spoke to the college principals, they just stated that it was the direction from the college management and that it cannot be disobeyed.

Pradeep Sawant, Senate member and Grievance Cell member, Mumbai University, said, “The management cannot involve the students in their own personal activities and it is a punishing act that these colleges have been following. Students should lodge a complaint against these illegal activities run by colleges in the Mumbai University's Grievance Cell, wherein the name of the student will be kept secret and a strict action will be taken by the Cell against the college as well as the management.”

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‘Traffic signal’ spotted in NASA’s Mars photo

A British space enthusiast claims to have spotted a 'traffic signal' in a photo of the red planet taken by NASA's Curiosity Mars rover.

The extraterrestrial "signal" was spotted by Joe Smith, 45, in an image shot from the six-foot-high left hand side mast cam on the Curiosity Rover last Thursday.

Smith, from Bristol, noticed a chunk of rock in the corner of the picture which looks bizarrely like a traffic signal.

"I have been following the images from NASA since the start and I flick through them on the NASA website every day," Smith was quoted as saying by the 'Western Daily Press'.

"I saw this one and I thought 'hang on, that looks a bit strange'. I think it looks like a traffic light.

"It is hard to tell how big it would be without any point of reference, but I would estimate it was about 12 inches.

"I posted it on the internet and people said they thought it looked like a set of traffic lights too although some people did say it looked like a totem pole," Smith said.

In the past, many strange-looking objects have been spotted in the images of Mars captured by Curiosity as well as Opportunity rover. The objects which resembled a jelly doughnut, a rat and a thigh bone were later found to be rocks.

Extinct volcanoes in Indian Ocean

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FESTIVE FERVOUR: Members of all ages participate in the Babulnath Navratri Utsav at Walkeshwar, which is celebrating the Navratri Garba for the 40th year.

the remote southern Indian Ocean have released detailed images of the seabed -- revealing features such as extinct volcanoes and 1,400-metre depressions for the first time.

The collection of data from one of the most secret parts of the world is a by-product of the search for the Boeing 777 plane which went missing from the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur, to Beijing on March 8 along with 239 people, including five Indians, on board.

Until now there were better maps of Mars than of this bit of the sea

floor, the BBC reported.

Twenty-six countries have helped look for the plane, but nothing has ever been found.

The team at the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB), which is leading the hunt for the plane, is using sonar to map the new "priority" search area, at the bottom of the southern Indian Ocean off the coast of Western Australia.

After that they will deploy two or three deep sea vehicles to begin the painstaking, inch-by-inch seabed search for wreckage.

Where has Kim Jong Un disappeared to?

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File photo of Kim Jong Un at a governmental meeting.

ART FOR A CAUSE: Students of Wadala’s Ambedkar College, use sand as the medium to create their work of art at Dadar Chowpatty.

IN North Korea, political life revolves around Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un. Yet Kim appeared to have skipped a high-level governmental meeting Thursday and has been missing since September 3, when he appeared at a concert with his wife – and no one seems to know why. Televised footage of the reopening of North Korea's Supreme People’s Assembly did not show Kim at the meeting. It is the first time that Kim has missed a meeting at Pyongyang's parliament since his father died in December 2011.

This absence has sparked much speculation in the South Korean press, with many suggesting that Kim is in poor health: During the summer, North Korean state television showed him walking with a slight limp, which many had taken as a sign of a wider problem at the time. Kim appeared in the North Korean media earlier this week, but it

was noted that he was "labouring on" in the heat.

Wilder theories have sprung up further afield. Britain's the ‘Daily Mirror’ suggests that Kim could have become ill from eating too much imported cheese. The Swiss-educated North Korean leader has developed an infatuation with Emmental cheese and may be suffering ill health due to the weight he has since gained.

Another reason why Kim may be reluctant to appear in public is the ongoing power struggle inside the North Korean military, which means that the situation in Pyongyang is still unstable. Late last year, Kim had his own uncle executed, a sign of a surprising and unusual power struggle in Pyongyang.

Kim's absence is tantalizing, but most North Korean experts are pouring cold water on it: The North Korean leader was absent for two weeks in 2012 and later returned to the public eye with no explanation.

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C-25440 I, Mani Nathu Solanki has changed my name to Hemlata Nathu Solanki vide Maharashtra Gazette No. X-6139 dated 27-8-1998.

C-25441 I, Roshni Simpson D’Souza has changed my name to Roshni Lobo vide Maharashtra Gazette No. U-15430 dated 14-8-2014.

C-25442 My old name is Rekha Jaisinghrao Khanvilkar and now my new name is Sunila Sadanand Rane as per Gazette No. U-08632.

C-25443 My old name is Pooja Atmaram Kadam and now my new name is Aditi Aditya Kanekar as per Gazette No.( U - 90850 ).

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Mr Rajendra Bhalchandra Aklekar has reported to the society that the original share Certificate Bearing Nos 32 for the (five) shares bearing Nos. from 156 to 160 have been lost/ misplaced and an application has been made for Duplicate Share Certificate The Society hereby invites claims and objections from claimants/objector or objectors for issuance of duplicate Share Certificate within the period of 14 (fourteen) days from the publication of this notice, with copies of such documents and other proofs in support of his/her/their claims/ objections for issuance of duplicate Share Certificate to the Secretary of Preeti Sagar Co-op Housing society, If no claims/ objections are received within the period prescribed above, the Society shall be free to issue duplicate Share Certificate in such manner as is provided under the bye-laws of the Society. The claims/objections, if any, received by the Society shall be dealt with in the manner provided under the byelaws of the Society. A copy of the registered bye-laws of the Society is available for inspection by the claimants/objectors, with the Secretary of the Society between 10.00 AM to 4.00 PM on working days from the date of the publication of the notice till the date of expiry of its period For and on behalf of Preeti Sagar Co-op Housing society, Sd/Place : Mumbai (Hon Secretary) Date : 27/9/2014

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I have changed my old name from Hemant Omprakash Gautam to new name Hemant Omprakash Singh as per the Affidavit.

C-25445 I Ayeshubee Khaliq Ahmed Ansari have changed my name to Aisha Khaliq Ahmed Ansari vide Affidavit dated 25.9.2014.

C-25446 We Mr. Pintu Ratibhai Siroya and Mrs. Deepa Pintu Siroya have changed my daughter name from Neha Pintu Siroya to Tanisha Pintu Siroya as per Affidavit Dated 25/09/2014.

C-25447 I have changed my name from Rakesh to Rakesh Kumar Sharma as per Affidavit Dated 25/09/2014.

C-25448 I have changed my name from Noor Muhammad s/o Rustam to Sherkar Noor Mohamed s/o Sherkar Rustam as per Affidavit Dated 25/09/2014.

C-25449 I have changed my name from Sheikh Shabaiz s/o Shaikh Shahanwaz to Shaikh Shaibaz s/o Shaikh Shahanwaz as per Affidavit Dated 25/09/2014.

C-25450 I have changed my name from Raees Ahmed s/o Mohd Rashid to Shaikh Mohd Raees s/o Mohd Rashid as per Affidavit Dated 25/09/2014.

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I have changed my name from Kamal Bhagwandas Gandhi, to ‘Chanchal Ashok Kumar Changrani’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 16/08/2014.

C-25455 I have changed my name from Abdul Jabbar Abdul Gafoor, to ‘Abdul Jabbar Abdul Gafoor Shaikh’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 26/09/2014.

C-25456 I have changed my name from Naziya Rahimtullah Multani, to ‘Naziya Aasif Khan’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (X-21422) Dated: 04/09/2014.

C-25457 I have changed my name from Mohammad Sharif Mohammad Shafiq, to ‘Mohammad Sharif Mohammad Shafiq Qureshi’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 23/09/2014.

C-25458 I have changed my name from Mohammed Salim Shafique, to ‘Mohammed Salim Shafique Qureshi’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 23/09/2014.

C-25459 I, Bipinchandra Shah have changed my Son’s name from Krish Bipinchandra Shah, to ‘Vansh Bipinchandra Shah’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (U-16797) Dated: 28/08/2014.

C-25460 I have changed my name from Shanawaz Ahmed Noor Ahmed, to ‘Shahnawaz Ahmed Noor Ahmed Momin’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (U-17729) Dated: 11/09/2014.

C-25461 I have changed my name from Sonali Shyamsunder Kerkar, to ‘Hiya Prashant Sampat’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (U-67783) Dated: 13/02/2014.

C-25462 I have changed my name from Sushila Arun Duble, to ‘Hiya Prashant Sampat’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (U-93811) Dated: 12/06/2014.

C-25463 I have changed my name from Anus Mohd. Yunus Qureshi, to ‘Anas Mohd. Yunus Qureshi’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 24/09/2014.

C-25464 I have changed my name from Mohamed Nayeem Siddiqui, to ‘Mohammed Nayeem Siddiqui’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 25/09/2014.

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I have changed my name from Mr. Jeffery Pinto to Mr. Jeffrey Pinto as per Affidavit LN 963184.

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I have changed my name from Shreepad Shreehari Koshe, to ‘Shripad Shrihari Koshe’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 26/09/2014.

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I have changed my name from Ruby Francis Noronha to Maura Assumta Robertina Noronha as per Gazette No. U-16149.

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I have changed my name from Shreehari Ramchandra Koshe, to ‘Shrihari Ramchandra Koshe’ as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 26/09/2014.

I have changed my name from Mr. Bimalkumar Maheshkumar Mehta to Mr. Bimal Maheshkumar Mehta as per Affidavit Dated 10.06.2014.

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I have changed my name from Mr. Sitarambhai Patel to Mr. Sitaram Patel as per deed poll Affidavit.

C-25469 I have changed my name from Sourabh Sitarambhai Patel to Mr. Abhay Sitaram Patel as per deed poll Affidavit.

C-25470 I have changed my name from Bhavnaben Sitarambhai Patel to Mrs. Bhavna Sitaram Patelas per deed poll Affidavit.

C-25471 I have changed my name from Bhavanaben Shivarambhai Patel to Mrs. Bhavna Sitaram Patel as per deed poll Affidavit.

C-25472 I have changed my name from Dipti Vasantlal Parikh to Mrs. Deepa Nilesh Kamani as per deed poll Affidavit.

C-25473 I have changed my name from Meena Digambar Kubal to Mrs. Meena Dattaram Desai as per deed poll Affidavit C-25474 I have changed my name from Monika Joseph Sunderraj to Monica Joseph Sunderaj as per deed poll Affidavit C-25475 I have changed my name from Alpaben Samirkumar Rupani to Alpa Samir Rupani as per Affidavit C-25476 I have changed my name from Samirkumar Sharadbhai Rupani to Samir Sharadbhai Rupani as per Affidavit C-25477 I have changed my name from “Alkaben” to “Alka Jayendra Bhagat” as per Affidavit dated 24th September’ 2014.

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C-25481 I have changed my name from “Usha Darshan Shirsagar” to “Usha Dashrath Shirsagar” as per Affidavit dated 26th September’ 2014.

C-25482 I have changed my name from Ramdarash Rajbhar to Ramdarash Janesari Rajbhar as per Affidavit dated 24 Sept,2014.

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n the backdrop of unprecedented realignments in political equations ahead of Maharashtra Assembly elections, the Mumbai police have made elaborate security arrangements to scotch possible conflicts among rival members during the process of filing nominations.

In an anticipated race to file nomination papers, the city police have sought timings of filing nominations from candidates at the 36 election returning offices in the metropolis to avoid their face-off with rivals in a bid to

BMC witnesses impact of BJP-Sena split

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he Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), ruled by the BJPShiv Sena alliance for the last 17 years, saw some changes yesterday, after all the political parties decided to part ways. The decision was taken by BJP national president Amit Shah yesterday to divorce with the Sena.

The Nationalist Congress party also parted with the Congress for the upcoming

Continued from pg 1  Sena yesterday scotched alleged reports of a possible patch up between the Raj Thackeray’s Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS).

Later in the evening, the MNS which had earlier announced its list of 153 candidates, announced its second list of 71 candidates.

The Sena, BJP and NCP delayed declaring their lists of official candidates till late yesterday evening. Most of the parties kept the issuing of AB forms (official party ticket) under wraps in a bid to avert rebellion within party ranks. However, sources disclosed that Sena rebels Shrikant Sarmalkar (Bandra E) and former Mayor Shubha Raul contesting from Dahisar were likely to contest the elections.

On the other hand, Mem-

Assembly elections.Sena, which rules the BMC, India's richest and most powerful municipal body, will have to face the consequences if things get bitter as the party is used to ruling with the BJP and other small groups.As BMC BJP leader Manoj Kotak announced on Friday after the split that all the decisions will be taken “on our own� henceforth. “An impact of splitting will be noticed in the coming civic meetings,� he had said

and was clearly seen yesterday in the civic body's Improvement Committee meeting wherein chairman Ujjwala Modak from BJP who presides over all meetings remained absent.

There were only four members present for the meeting out of which a Shiv Sena corporator and a member of the Improvement Committee, Ashwini Mase finally voluntarily took charge and adjourned the meeting as the meeting was

to start at 3 pm.

The newly-elected Sena mayor, Snehal Ambekar, will be on her term for the next two and a half years. However, problems can come up if the BJP, with the support of opposition parties, decides against the Sena's stand on the administration's proposals.The ruling Sena, which has 88 corporators in the 226-member house, will fall into a minority if the BJP pulls out its 32 members.

BJP unveils ‘Mission 145 Plus’ ber of Parliament Ramdas Athawale of the Republican Party of India (A) kept the Sena-BJP leaders guessing about which side he would lend his support. He claimed that the Sena had offered him the deputy chief minister's post, while the BJP had offered him the portfolio of Union Minister for Heavy Industries held by Sena's Anant Geete. Athawale stated that the RPI-A has demanded two ministerial berths, 10 per cent share in government, 20 to 25 Assembly seats, chairmanships and memberships in government-run corporations. Athawale stated that he would make his final decision on September 27 which is the last date for filing of nomination papers.

Meanwhile, BJP sources

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Continued from pg 1 ÂŤ resignation of his government to Governor C Vidyasagar Rao. Though Raj Bhavan sources have confirmed Chavan's resignation, there was no immediate information whether he has been asked to continue in a caretaker Chief Minister or if the state will be brought under a brief spell of the President's rule before the Assembly elections are held next month and a new government is sworn in.

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disclosed that its top core committee leaders like leader of opposition Vinod Tawde and state party spokesperson Madhav Bhandari were provided with security cover apprehending retribution from Sena cadre. This comes in the wake of recent remarks of Sena president Uddhav Thackeray who took a sarcastic dig at Bhandari, followed by the Yuva Sena president, Aditya Thackeray, calling the Leader of Opposition in the Legislative Assembly, Eknath Khadse, as “speed breaker�.

Speaking to ADC on conditions of anonymity a senior BJP leader disclosed that the reasons for the split in the 25year-old alliance with Sena was primarily due to the desire of the Sena president to become the Chief Minister.

Governor yesterday morning and apprised him of the political developments. The Leader of Opposition in the state Assembly Eknath Khadse also met the Governor and demanded the President’s rule in the state.

The two grand alliances BJP-Shiv Sena and Congress-NCP crumbled almost within an hour of each other late on Thursday evening.

While the BJP called off its 25-year-old alliance with the Shiv Sena, the NCP ended its 15-year-old ties with the Congress. In the same NCP press conference where the party declared its break off with the Congress, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar said that he was resigning and his party will be pulling out from the state government.

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Sources further added that the cause of the split is being attributed to the Sena's refusal to part with four Assembly seats. The BJP had inducted Congress-NCP leaders and ministers into the party on Assembly seats that were contested by the Sena.

Rudy denied reports of BJP having any secret understanding with the NCP.

prevent any possible clashes. “We are ensuring that no opponent party candidates file nominations at the same time," said Dhananjay Kulkarni, Deputy Police Commissioner (Spokesperson). In addition to this, if the candidates march with their supporters in a bid to display their show of strength, then the rally would be stopped at about 100 meters away from the centre of filing papers and only five persons, including the candidate, would be permitted to enter the centre,� police said.

As all the parties' state headquarters are situated in Mumbai, the 47,000-strong

city police are leaving no stone unturned to quell possible untoward incidents.

With tomorrow being the last date to file nominations and the uncertainty prevailing about continuation of the Shiv Sena-BJP and CongressNCP alliance till Thursday, many leaders of these four major parties refrained from filing nominations across the state.

Today and tomorrow, a rush is expected in the city to file the nomination papers. “We have also identified sensitive areas where extensive police deployment has been done to maintain law and order.�

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EW YORK: An American court has issued summons against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his alleged role in 2002 communal riots in Gujarat when he was the chief minister, drawing a prompt response from the US which said he enjoys immunity as head of government.

The summons against Modi were issued on Thursday by the US Federal Court for the Southern District of New York on a civil lawsuit filed by the New York-based American Justice Center (AJC), a nonprofit human rights organisation, along with two survivors of the post-Godhra violence, reports PTI. The court said that Modi has to respond to the summons within 21 days after it is served on him.

The Prime Minister, who has a packed schedule in New

York from Saturday, will leave for home on September 30 fromWashington after he concludes his five-day US visit.

"While we cannot comment specifically on this lawsuit, I can tell you that as a general legal principle sitting heads of government enjoy immunity from suits in American courts," a senior Obama administration official told reporters during a conference call when asked about the lawsuit against Modi.

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06 CHANGE OF NAME I, Iyer Raman A.S. whose name appears as Raman A.V. Seshadri (Raman Seshadri Allampalam Venkatachalam) in all records had intimiated this change vide Gazette notification of March 31, 2005 under (U-4792)of Maharashtra State now further propose to change the name to Raman Seshadri vide Annexure E/Deed Poll/ Affidavit 4972/2014 Dt 24 Sept 2014".

C-25486 I have changed my name from Mohd Zakaria to Mohamed Zakaria Taibani as per Affidavit C-25487 I have changed my name from Jafer Ali Abul Ali to Jafer Ali Abdul Ali Eraki as per Affidavit C-25488 I have changed my name from Hidayatullah Sahabullah to Hidayatullah Sahabullah Khan as per Affidavit C-25489 I have changed my name from Sahabullah Sadullah to Sahabullah Sadullah Khan as per Affidavit C-25490 I have changed my name from Amit Kumar Agarwala to Amit Agarwal as per the Affidavit dated 24th September 2014.

C-25491 I have changed my name from Daxa Ramji Parmar to Daksha Ramji Parmar as per the Affidavit number LR 470277 dated 24 Sep 2014.

C-25492 I have changed my name from Khushboo Ramji Parmar to Khushbu Devendra Vaja as per the Affidavit number LR 470278 dated 24 Sep 2014.

C-25493 I have changed my name from Mohammed Waheed Ismail Shaikh to Waheed Ismail Shaikh as per deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25494 I have changed my name from Nitesh Kumar Rajmani Pandey to Nilesh Rajmani Pandey as per Affidavit dated: 24/09/2014 C-25495 I have changed my name from Dawani Kishor Singhvi to Dawani Kishor Jain as per Affidavit dated: 25/09/2014 C-25496 I have changed my name from Akbar Hussain to Akbar Hussain Chaudhary as per Affidavit C-25497 I have changed my name from Roohi Ashar Uhssain Ahmad to Roohi Ahmad as per Affidavit C-25498 I have changed my name from Mohammad Samir to Mohammad Samir Mohammad Mosim Ansari as per Affidavit C-25499 I have changed my name from Mohammad Mohsin to Mohammad Mosim Mohammad Muslim Ansari as per Affidavit C-25500 I have changed my name from Ansari Altaf Husain Laeeq Ahmad to Mohammad Altaf Laiq Ahmad Khan as per Affidavit C-25501

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I have changed my name from Rupesh Pratapbhai Kariya to Rupesh Pratapbhai Karia as per Affidavit C-25502

I have changed my name from Seema Mohd Vaseem Shaikh to Abieda Mohammed Vaseem Shaikh as per Affidavit C-25521

I have changed my name from Victor Nicholas Rodrigues to Victor Nicholas Rodricks as per Affidavit C-25540

I have changed my name from Sana Mohd Iqbal Ahamad to Sana Mahfooz Husain Syed as per Affidavit C-25503

I have changed my name from Mohammad Vaseem Mohd Haleem to Mohammed Vaseem Mohd Haleem Shaikh as per Affidavit C-25522

I have changed my name from Salot Amitkumar Jasvantrai to Salot Amit Jasvantrai as per Affidavit C-25541

I have changed my name from Indudevi Jayprakash Sharma to Indu Jayprakash Sharma as per Affidavit C-25504

I have changed my name from Kalpeshkumar Bhagwanlal Malvi to Kalpesh Bhagwanlal Lohar as per Affidavit C-25523

I have changed my name from Mohammad Gous Mohammad Ishak Shaikh to Mohammad Gous Mohammad Ishaque Shaikh as per Affidavit C-25542

I have changed my name from Niresh Allan Nadar to Allan Joseph Dias as per Affidavit C-25524

I have changed my name from Lalji to Lalji Hiralal Gupta as per Affidavit C-25543

I have changed my name from Roselin Janet Nadar to Roselin Janet Dias as per Affidavit C-25525

I have changed my name from Samarkumar Pal to Samar Sukumar Pal as per Affidavit C-25544

I have changed my name from Ms. Ekta Vivek Kumar Jain to Ms. Ekta Vivek Sakariya as per Affidavit C-25526

I have changed my name from Khurshid Ali Amjad Ali to Khurshid Amjad Ali Shaikh as per Affidavit C-25545

I have changed my name from Mohd. Irshad Khan to Irshad Khan as per Affidavit C-25508

I have changed my name from Mr. Vivekkumar Pukhraj Jain to Mr. Vivek Pukhraj Sakariya as per Affidavit C-25527

I have changed my name from Rajeev Kumar to Rajeev Gulab Giri as per Affidavit

I have changed my name from Manda Dharmaji Bhoir to Chandrabhaga Chandrakant Jamdade as per Affidavit C-25509

I have changed my name from Hazrabi Yunus Shaikh to Hazra Abdulsalim Shaikh as per Affidavit C-25528

I have changed my name from Priyanka Kumari Gupta to Priyanka Amitkumar Gupta as per Affidavit C-25547

I have changed my name from Indrajeet Kharwar to Indrajit Manojkumar Khayrawar as per Affidavit C-25510

I have changed my name from Vidya Vishnu Kanhere to Snehal Vidyadhar Kolhatkar as per Affidavit C-25529

I have changed my name from Usha Shivaji Adhikari to Saraswati Shivaji Adhikari as per Affidavit C-25548

I have changed my name from Manoj Kharwar to Manojkumar Khayrawar as per Affidavit C-25511

We Mr. Munir Khalid Penwala & Mrs. Heena Munir Penwala have changed our childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name from Juveria Munir Penwala to Zoya Munir Penwala as per Affidavit C-25530

I have changed my name from Hitendrakumar Jaisukhlal Vasa to Hitendra as per Affidavit C-25549

I have changed my name from Shilpa Anshiram Rohra to Shilpa Anshiram Rohira as per Affidavit C-25505 I have changed my name from Shaminabi Ahmad Khan to Shamaila Ahmad Khan as per Affidavit C-25506 I have changed my name from Faridabanu Irshad Khan to Fharida Irshad Khan as per Affidavit C-25507

I have changed my name from Asawari Krushal Daki to Sheetal Krushalraj Daki as per Affidavit C-25512 I have changed my name from Krushal Kisan Daki to Krushalraj Kisan Daki as per Affidavit C-25513 I have changed my name from Mr. Sanajy Chandrashekar Gharat to Mr. Sanjay Chandrashekar Gharat as per Affidavit C-25514 I have changed my name from Shalini Balkrishna Rasal to Sampada Siddhivinayak Mahadik as per Affidavit C-25515 I have changed my name from Mrs.Priti Manish Adani to Mrs.Preeti Manish Adani as per Affidavit C-25516 I have changed my name from Adham Ali to Adham Ali Khan as per Affidavit C-25517 I have changed my name from Shobha Rani Budarapu to Shobha Vishwanath Kamtam as per Affidavit C-25518 I have changed my name from Mohd Rehan Shaikh to Mohammed Rehan Shaikh as per Affidavit C-25519 I have changed my name from Mohd Vaseem Shaikh to Mohammed Vaseem Shaikh as per Affidavit C-25520

I have changed my name from Hansaben Khimji Shah to Hansa Navinchandra Nisar as per Affidavit C-25531

C-25546

I have changed my name from Ramshwarth Ray to Ramshwarth Rai as per Affidavit C-25550

I have changed my name from Agi Mathew Joy to Agi Joy as per Affidavit C-25532

I have changed my name from Nawinkumar Ramshwarth Ray to Nawinkumar Ramshwarth Rai as per Affidavit C-25551

I have changed my name from C D Joy to Joy Chalukattu Devasia as per Affidavit C-25533

I have changed my name from Ashok Kumar to Ashok Jain as per Affidavit C-25552

I have changed my name from Khan Mohammed Azam Inamtullah to Khan Mohammed Azam Inamullah as per Affidavit C-25534

I have changed my name from Vanraja to Isrvelraja Nadar as per Affidavit C-25553

I have changed my name from Paul Francis Gonsalves to Paul Rodgers Francis Gonsalves as per Affidavit C-25535 I have changed my name from Tina Manohar Telge to Christine Manohar Telge as per Affidavit C-25536 I have changed my name from Pavan Dashrath Khilare to Pawan Dashrath Khilare as per Affidavit C-25537 I have changed my name from Flaviana Colette Misquitta to Flaviana Carvalho as per Affidavit C-25538 I have changed my name from Ruben James Baker to Reuben James Baker as per Affidavit C-25539

I have changed my name from Kiran Bathija to Anupama Bathija as per Affidavit C-25554 I have changed my name from Hiteendrakumar Jaisukhlal Vasa to Hitendra Jaisukhlal Vasa as per Affidavit C-25555

I have changed my name from Sarojbala Velji Haria to Saroji Bharat Gada as per Affidavit C-25559 I have changed my name from Satishkumar Mohan Gupta to Satish Mohanram Gupta as per Affidavit C-25560 I have changed my name from Narayan Chandra Ash, to Narayan Ash as per Affidavit C-25561 I have changed my name from Sai Vijay Mitana to Sai Vijay Mitna as per Affidavit C-25562 I have changed my name from Meena Vijay Mitna to Rajani Vijay Mitna as per Affidavit C-25563 I have changed my name from Jayantilal Chandanmal Sonigara to Jayantilal Chandanmal Jain as per Affidavit C-25564 I have changed my name from Rajendrakumar Banthiya to Rajendra Jain as per Affidavit C-25565 I have changed my name from Vandana Banthiya to Vandana Jain as per Affidavit C-25566 I have changed my name from Krishnakumar Omprakash Dhandharia to Krishankumar Omprakash Dhandharia as per Affidavit C-25567 I have changed my name from Krishnakumar Dhandhria, to New name Mr. Krishankumar Dhandharia as per Affidavit C-25568 I have changed my name from Krishana Dhandharia to Krishankumar Dhandharia as per Affidavit C-25569 I have changed my name from Ms. Abdiya Zaheel Edros to Ms. Abdiya Zahid Sayed as per deed poll Affidavit C-25570 I have changed my name from Ms. Kismatun Hasan Mohamed to Mrs. Kismatunisha Habib Shaikh as per deed poll Affidavit C-25571 I have changed my name from Vijay Kumar Balkrishan Khanna to Vijay Balkrishan Khanna as per Affidavit C-25572 I have changed my name from Sanjaysingh Harnamsingh Gulwan to Sanjaysingh Harnamsingh Dohit as per Affidavit C-25573 I have changed my name from Robin Hoshiyarsingh Labana to Robin Hoshiyarsingh Palthiya as per Affidavit C-25574

I have changed my name from Muneer Iqbal Dakhwe to Munir Iqbal Dakhwe as per Affidavit C-25556

I have changed my name from Mohammed Mohsin Burhanuddin Pathan to Mohsin Burhanuddin Khan as per Affidavit Dt. 26.09.2014.

C-25575

I have changed my name from Kolat Prabhakar Saji to Saji Prabhakaran Nair as per Affidavit C-25557

I have changed my name from Burhanuddin Pathan to Burhanuddin Khan as per Affidavit Dt. 26.09.2014.

C-25576

I have changed my name from Bharatkumar Motichand Gada to Bharat Motichand Gada as per Affidavit C-25558

I have changed my name from Rahima Burhanuddin Pathan to Rahimbi Burhanuddin Khan as per Affidavit Dt. 26.09.2014.

C-25577

I have changed my name from Hussain Ahamed Usmani to Hussain Ahmed Usmani as per Affidavit C-25578 I have changed my name from Saeed Dawood Bangi to Sayeed Dawood Bangi as per Affidavit C-25579 I have changed my name from Shahnaz Begum Anwer Khan to Shahnaz Sayeed Bangi as per Affidavit C-25580 I have changed my name from Vajid Ali Adalat Ali to Wajid Ali Adalat Ali Khan as per Affidavit C-25581 I have changed my name from Dayana Casiten Dsouza to Diana Damji Parmar as per Affidavit.

C-25582 I have changed my name from Gretta Disilva to Gretta James Dsilva as per Affidavit.

C-25583 I have changed my name from James Xavier Disilva to James Xavier Dsilva as per Affidavit.

C-25584 I have changed my name from Gladson Xavier Disilva to Gladson James Dsilva as per Affidavit.

C-25585 I have changed my name from Shakuntala Devi Devendra to Shakuntala Devendra Vishwakarma as per Affidavit C-25586 I have changed my name from Harshilkumar Gulabchand Savla to Harshil Gulabchand Savla as per Affidavit C-25587 I have changed my name from Ramesh Kumar Talakshi Ganger to Ramesh Talakshi Gangar as per Affidavit C-25588 I have changed my name from Geeta Ramesh Kumar Ganger to Geeta Ramesh Gangar as per Affidavit C-25589 I have changed my name from Hiral Ketan to Hiral Ketan Sangoi as per Affidavit C-25590 I have changed my name from Ketan Kantilal to Ketan Kantilal Sangoi as per Affidavit C-25591 I have changed my name from Shilpa Ketan to Shilpa Ketan Sangoi as per Affidavit C-25592 I have changed my name from Jayashree Balu Chudasama to Jayshree Deepak Zala as per Affidavit C-25593 I have changed my name from Jayshreeben Deepakbhai Zala to Jayshree Deepak Zala as per Affidavit C-25594 I have changed my name from Deepakbhai Nanjibhai Zala to Deepak Nanjibhai Zala as per Affidavit C-25595 I have changed my name from Jayesh Kantilal Shah to Jayesh Kantilal Gada as per Affidavit C-25596 I have changed my name from Kantilal Jivraj Shah to Kantilal Jivraj Gada as per Affidavit C-25597

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Mumbai Police on arms recovery drive ahead of Assembly polls

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By Zuber Ansari

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he city police have launched an exercise to collect licenced arms in the city ahead of MaharashtraAssembly polls due on October 15, a drive which has led to 288 weapons being surrendered so far as it cracked down on people with criminal antecedents.

As per the directives of the Election Commission, government authorities are required to collect arms prior to elections to ensure fair and peaceful polling. Soon after the election schedule is announced, District Magistrates and Police Commissioners make a detailed review and assessment of all the weapon licence holders.

“So far, 288 people have submitted their firearms. Going by the previous records, Mumbai Police on an average receives about 350 firearms ahead of elections,” said an officer.

The weapon licence holders, who had been released on bail, and have a history of criminal offences, especially during elections, are mandated to deposit their firearms with

the police.

Under the law, if a licence holder fails to deposit arms within a specified period, he shall be liable forprosecution under Section 188 of the IPC. All firearms so deposited shall be returned to the licence holders one week after the declaration of results.

Meanwhile, police have arrested 13 persons and recovered as many

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firearms besides 29 live cartridges in the metropolis since September 12, the day when the poll code of conduct came into force, police said.

To thwart any move by people with criminal background to disrupt peace or poll-related activities, police have arrested or detained about 4,800 anti-social elements under relevant sections of Bombay Police Act.

Body of youth found in suitcase Jealous eunuch slashes lover with sword

By Suresh Golani

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ecluded spots in the rural areas of Thane district seem to have become a favourite destination for criminals to dump murdered bodies. Five days after the body of a senior citizen was found in a trunk in Mira Road, yet another case was reported from the Mumbai-Ahemdabad highway in Virar (East) on Friday morning.

Passersby in the Vasai-Phata area alerted the police when they noticed a big, black-coloured suitcase lying in a nullah along the highway on Friday morning. The police, who initially suspected that the suitcase could be containing explosives, were shocked to find a highly decomposed body of a man stuffed into it. The yet to be identified deceased believed to be in his mid 20s was wearing a black T-shirt and short pants. The police suspect that the deceased was strangulated to death some-

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Police officials taking stock of the decomposed body, yesterday. where else and his body was ap- Senior Police Inspector Sunil parently thrown out of a moving Mane. A case under section 302 vehicle. “The body has been sent (murder) and 201 (destroying evifor post-mortem and we are scan- dence) of the Indian Penal Code ning missing persons complaint has been registered against registered at police stations in and unidentified assailants at the Virar around the region to ascertain the police station. Further investigaidentity of the deceased,” said tions are underway.

Serial blasts accused set free

By Santia Dudi

sufficient evidence against him.In response to an application filed by pecial judge YD Shinde on Fri- defence advocate, Sharif Shaikh, day discharged Abdul Mateen the Sessions Court judge directed Damda, accused in the Mumbai the IO to return Mateen’s passport 13/7 serial blasts, due to the lack of and mobile which were being held

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during the investigation.Mateen was accused in the 13/7 serial blasts in Opera House, Kabutarkhana and Zaveri Bazaar in 2011. The blasts resulted in the death of 26 people and left 130 seriously injured.

Hubby, in-laws held for abetting woman’s suicide A

woman's husband and inlaws were arrested for allegedly torturing her for dowry following which she committed suicide, police said on Friday.

The 25-year-old victim, Supriya Singh, got married to Vasai resident Chandan B Singh (28) in March 2013. At the time of her wedding, the woman's parents gave Rs 5 lakh to her in-laws as dowry, Thane's Mira Road police sub-inspector P S Salunke said.

However, soon after marriage, Supriya's husband and in-laws started harassing her. They allegedly beat her and abused her while demanding more

dowry, he told PTI. Fed up with the constant harassment, the woman hanged herself at her house in Nallasopara area of Vasai on September 16, he said.

Later, her parents, who live in Mira Road, lodged a complaint against her in-laws and husband for abetting her suicide by constantly torturing her.

Based on the complaint, Mira Road police arrested the woman's husband, Chandan B Singh, brother-in-law Pawan B Singh, father-in-law Beechu Singh and mother-in-law Shail Beechu Singh last evening.

Supriya's sister-in-law Soni Singh, who is also an accused in the case, is absconding and police have launched a search to nab her, Salunke said.

The accused have been booked under sections 304B (dowry death), 306 (abetment of suicide), 498A (husband or relative of husband of a woman subjecting her to cruelty), 406 (criminal breach of trust), 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 504, and 506 (criminal intimidation) read with 34 (acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention) of the Indian Penal Code, he added.

24-year-old eunuch was arrested by the Malwani police on Friday for allegedly attacking her lover with a sword when she found him in a compromising position with another girl in his room at Malwani gate 7 in Malad. She then got him admitted to a nearby private hospital and told the authorities there that he was attacked by threefour unidentified men who stole his valuables.

According to Malwani police sources, Vicky Reddy and Sapna Naidu, the eunuch, both came from the close-by localities in their native Andhra Pradesh. Vicky worked as a painter in Andhra and occasionally visited Sapna in Mumbai. About ten days ago, Vicky landed in Mumbai and started living with Sapna. When Sapna went out for some shopping on Thursday evening, she returned home to find Vicky allegedly in bed

with another girl.

In a fit of anger, she took swords which she kept in her room and attacked Vicky. The girl managed to flee from the spot unharmed.

Sources at Malwani police station reveal that they were informed about a patient with multiple injuries who was brought to the hospital. When they went to investigate, Sapna told them that some miscreants attacked her lover Vicky when he was walking on the road. When they went to the spot of the alleged crime, they did not find a single drop of blood.

“So we checked Sapna’s room where we found multiple blood stains around the room. When we asked her about them, she came clean with her story,” said a police officer working on the case.

An FIR was first registered under section 394, but now Sapna Naidu has been booked under section 307 and other sections of IPC.

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CHANGE OF NAME

I have changed my name from Manjulaben Kantilal Shah to Manjulaben Kantilal Gada as per Affidavit C-25598 We Mr. Jayesh Gada and Mrs.Sejal Gada have changed our son’s name from Rushabha Jayesh Gada to Rushabh Jayesh Gada as per Affidavit

CLASSIFIEDS I have changed my name from Puja Pradip Sanghavi to Pooja Pradeep Sanghvi as per Affidavit.

C-25616 I have changed my name from Neetaben Pradeepbhai Sanghvi to Neeta Pradeep Sanghvi as per Affidavit.

C-25617

C-25599

I have changed my name from Bharatkumar Hanjarimal to Bharatkumar Hanjarimalji Jain as per Affidavit.

C-25618

I have changed my name from Vivek Bhupendra Nagariya to Vivek Bhupendra Nagaria as per Affidavit C-25600

I have changed my name from Stany Lambert Charles Nadar to Stany Charles Lambert as per Affidavit.

C-25619

I have changed my name from Nirmalaben Mohanlal Haria to Nirmala Bhupendra Nagaria as per Affidavit C-25601

I have changed my name from Ranjitsingh Rajpurohit to Ranjit Purohit as per Affidavit.

C-25620

I have changed my name from Khimji Jivraj Pokar to Khimji Jivraj Patel as per Affidavit C-25602 I have changed my name from Jasuben Arjan Patel to Jayashri Khimji Patel as per Affidavit C-25603 I have changed my name from Ganpatlal Venaram Suthar to Ganpatlal Venaji Gehlot as per Affidavit C-25604 I have changed my name from Venaram Suthar to Venaji Gehlot as per Affidavit C-25605 I have changed my name from Gajrobai Venaram Suthar to Gajrobai Venaji Gehlot as per Affidavit C-25606 I have changed my name from Seema Devi Devraj Gehlot to Seema Devraj Gehlot as per Affidavit C-25607 I have changed my name from Hemlata Sunil Watharkar to Sarika Sunil Watharkar as per Affidavit dated:- 26/09/2014 C-25608 I have changed my name from Vijaya Manohar Patil to Ranjana Manohar Patil as per Affidavit dated:- 26/09/2014 C-25609 I have changed my name from Mrs. Maisara Abdul Samad Maknojiya to Mrs. Maisra Abdul Samad Maknojiya as per deed poll Affidavit C-25610 I have changed my name from Soharab Suleman Beig to Sohrab Suleman Baig as per Affidavit C-25611 I have changed my name from Ansari Mohammed Javid to Ansari Javed as per Affidavit C-25612 I have changed my name from Rafik Naikwadi to Rafiq Naikwadi as per Affidavit C-25613 I have changed my name from Mohammad Nooryzzamam Shakaibkhalee Quzzaman to Mohammad Noor Uz Zaman Shakaib as per Affidavit C-25614 I have changed my name from Ahmed Raza to Ahmed Raza Shaikh as per Affidavit C-25615

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I have changed my name from Hema Tryambak Mahajan to Hemant Tryambak Mahajan as per Affidavit.

C-25621 I Shifabano Imtiaz Patca have changed my name to Shifa Imran Chunawala as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25622 I Vishanji Karamshi Nagda have changed my name to Visanji Karamshi Nagda as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25623 We Mr. Visanji Karamshi Nagda & Mrs. Alpa Visanji Nagda have changed our minor son’s name from Pratham Piyush Nagda to Pratham Visanji Nagda as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25624 I Javed Abdul Kadus have changed my name to Javed Kadus Baroudgar as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25625 I Mohammad Tarique have changed my name to Mohammad Tarique Qureshi as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25626 I Rashida Khatoon have changed my name to Raashida Khatun Qureshi as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25627 I Ruvalma Odette Francis have changed my name to Ruvalma Shet as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25628 We Mr. Nirav Balwantray Mehta & Mrs. Dipti Nirav Mehta have changed our minor son’s name from Parshwa Nirav Mehta to Aarav Nirav Mehta as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25629 I Nitinkumar Laljibhai Kathaliya, Nitinbhai Laljibhai Kathaliya have changed my name to Nitin Laljibhai Kathaliya as per Deedpoll Affidavit dated: 26/09/14 C-25630

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I Fatima Mohmed have changed my name to Fatima Mohmed Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Mohmad Islam Vazul Haque have changed my name to Mohhamed Islam as per Deedpoll Affidavit dated: 26/09/14 C-25651

I Pir Mohammed have changed my name to Peer Mohammed Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Narendra Kumar Sabhajit Giri have changed my name to Narendra Sabhajit Giri as per Deedpoll Affidavit dated: 26/09/14 C-25652

I Abdul Aziz Dost Mohamed have changed my name to Abdul Aziz Dost Mohamed Marediya as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25636 I Vinod Narshi Solanki have changed my name to Vinod Narshi Mithapra as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25637 I Sandeepkumar Ramashankar Kori have changed my name to Sandeep Ramashankar Kori as per Deedpoll Affidavit Dated: 26/09/14 C-25638 I Kesarimal Roshanlal Kagrecha have changed my name to Kesharimal Roshanlal Jain as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25639 I Laxmi Kumari Nana Lal Jain have changed my name to Laxmidevi Rameshkumar Jain as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25640 I Rameshchandra Roshanlal Jain / Rameshkumar Roshanlal Jain have changed my name to Ramesh Roshanlal Jain as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25641 I Kesu Roshanlal Jain have changed my name to Kesharimal Roshanlal Jain as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25642 I Khushbunnisa Mohammed Salim have changed my name to Khushbu Nasim Sabri as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25643 I Madhu Mita Pal have changed my name to Fatima Sana Jaffrey Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25644 I Heena Ben Vaju Bhai Siddhpura have changed my name to Hansaben Vajubhai Siddhpura as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25645 I Shivashakar Mataprasad Gupta have changed my name to Shivshankar Mataprasad Gupta as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25646 I Mohmed Ali Sardar Husein have changed my name to Mohd Ali Sardar Hussain as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Mathiparambathu Balan have changed my name to Mathiparambathu Balan Nair as per Deedpoll Affidavit dated: 26/09/14 C-25653 I Padmavathi Balan have changed my name to Padmavathi Balan Nair as per Deedpoll Affidavit dated: 26/09/14 C-25654 I Rahimtulla Esmail Abba Kasmani have changed my name to Rahimtullah Esmail Abba Kasmani as per Deedpoll Affidavit 26/09/14 C-25655 I Ishtiyaque Ahmed Mohammed Mobin have changed my name to Ishtiyaque Mohammed Mobin Ansari as per Deedpoll Affidavit dated: 26/09/14 C-25656 I Mukesh Jitendra Sharma have changed my name to Mukesh Jitendra Vishwakarma as per Deedpoll Affidavit 26/09/14 C-25657 We Dakshesh Harshadrai Ganatra & Bhavita Dakshesh Ganatra have changed our minor son’s name from Bharuv Dakshesh Ganatra to Bhargav Dakshesh Ganatra as per Deedpoll Affidavit dated: 26/09/14 C-25658 I Ravinder Kaur have changed my name to Ravinder Kaur Arora as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25659 I Gurman Preet Singh Gurdev Singh have changed my name to Gurman Preet Singh Gurdev Singh Arora as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25660 I Mr. Suryaprakash Gujarati have changed our minor daughter’s name from Nilam Prakash Jethawa to Neelam Suryaprakash Gujarati as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25661 I Mr. Suryaprakash Gujarati have changed our minor daughter’s name from Neera Prakash Jethwa to Neera Suryaprakash Gujarati as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

C-25662 I Hansa Jayantilal Gohil have changed my name to Manjulaben Jayantilal Gohil as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Riyaz Abdul Aziz Maredia have changed my name to Riyaz Abdul Aziz Marediya as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Sardar Husein have changed my name to Sardar Hussain as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

I Riyaz Abdul Aziz have changed my name to Riyaz Abdul Aziz Marediya as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Shehnaz Begam Sardar Husein have changed my name to Shahnaz Sardar Hussain as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

I Abdul Aziz Dost Mohamed have changed my name to Abdul Aziz Dost Mohamed Marediya as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Abdul Qais have changed my name to Abdul Qais Shaikh as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Vithhlani Vijyaben Rugnath have changed my name to Vishakha Dilip Thobhani as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Yashavant Lokhande have changed my name to Yashawant Lokhande as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Dipika Jayantilal Gohil have changed my name to Deepika Jayantilal Gohil as per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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Your real estate queries answered

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uyrightmumbai.com is a website which will answer any real estate queries and provide solutions to Mumbaikars looking to buy property in the city.

After the melee of Campa Cola, the founders felt that the real estate sector needed an organised point of contact where consumers could reach out for guidance and protection of their rights.

The website was launched a month ago and comprises a team of professionals – an architect, a solicitor, a chartered accountant, an advocate, a banking expert and others.

Vijay Singh, a consultant at buyrightmumbai.com, said, “We want to give Mumbaikars the full solution to their real estate queries. The lifestyle of Mumbaikars is such that in areas which do not come under their forte, they seek

out professional help. For real estate, they either go to an agent or to a lawyer, and the agent is likely to benefit more out of the advice he gives. In recent times, purchase of real estate requires an integrated approach, which is why we have a team of professionals from varying backgrounds. Anybody looking to buy property can approach us six months to one year before they do and we can find something best catered to them.”

Connecting with the people of buyrightmumbai.com is fairly simple. Singh said, “A Mumbaikar can fill out an online form with his details and queries and we will get in touch. We do not charge for the suggestions and advice given online.”

Singh assures his customers, “If it is in my control and if people approach us on time, there will be no incident like Campa Cola.”

Sunday’s mega block Central Railway Mulund-Matunga 11.30 am to 4 pm: CR announced mega block to carry out maintenance of system on up fast services between Mulund and Matunga from 11.30 am to 4 pm. Meanwhile, fast trains will be diverted on slow lines and consequently trains will be running behind scheduled time.

will be terminated from 10.20 am to 3.04 pm. However, special local trains will run on CST to Kurla and Mankhurd to Panvel sections during the block period.

Western Railway

Vasai Rd and Bhayandar: WR announced a four-hour night block on Sunday, September 27 from 11 pm to 3 am on up fast line and from 01.05 am to 05.05 am on down fast line between Kurla to Mankhurd – 11 am Vasai Road and Bhayandar to 3 pm: All up and down for maintenance of track, services from CST to Pan- signalling and overhead vel/Belapur/Vashi to and fro equipments.

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geometric patterns define the works of sibling artists Seema Chaudhary and Nitin Chaudhary. Hirji Gallery of The Indian Merchants’ Jehangir Art Gallery, Kala Chamber and ASMECHEM Ghoda, till September 30 Chamber of Commerce and from 11 am to 7 pm.

Industry of India: an interactive meeting with Anandiben Jehangir Art Gallery: Hollow Patel, Hon’ble Chief Minister and Empty: Exhibition of of Gujarat. Grand Ballroom, Paintings by Sanjeev MiraThe Leela Sahar, Andheri at jkar, Jehangir Art Gallery, 7 pm.

Kala Ghoda, till September National Centre for Perform- 28 from 11 am to 7 pm. ing Arts: Geet Ramayan Jehangir Art Gallery: Exhibipresented by Shridhar tion of Water colour landPhadke, Compere: Dhana- scapes and Oil Paintings “the shree Lele, Tata Theatre, Na- mingle of blues” by Artist Prof Surendra Sonar No 1, riman Point at 6.30 pm.

161, M G Road, Kala Ghoda, till September 28 from 11 am ART AND EXHIBITIONS Jehangir Art Gallery: 'Living to 7 pm.

Colours': A scientist and an Artist Center (Art Gallery Charit engineer channelise their en- Mumbai): 'Ram ergies to breathe life into Manas' exhibition of paintcolours at their resplendent ings by Jhala Vanrajsinh, best. Fairies and fantasies Ador House, Kalaghoda, Fort, sharing space with colourful till September 28 from 11 am Ganeshas and mesmerising to 7 pm.

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Hi-tech touts found stealing our Tatkal tickets

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Anti-Tout Squad worked with the Vigilance and Railway Protection Force, and seized 1,400 Tatkal tickets worth Rs 52 lakh from illegal operations

By Vishnudas Sheshrao

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f you are unable to book a tatkal ticket in time, you can blame it on the technically advanced touts combined with the computer illiteracy of the railway officers. Touts or agents are able to register as many as 136 PNRs within seconds and all e-tickets are sold within few minutes of booking portals opening.

In two joint raids between the Anti-Tout Squad (ATS), Vigilance and the Railway Protection Force (RPF), an estimated 1,400 tatkal tickets

worth Rs 52 lakh were seized.

FIRs are being registered at the respective police stations.

These touts without valid licences have generated hundreds of fake log in addresses and internet protocol (IP) addresses, making them technically untouchable.

So in a fully manual hunt, the RPF has apprehended two persons, Kalpesh Shah and Sandeep Parekh, at Virar and seized ten computers and eight pen drives from them. During the investigation, they recovered a total of 911 e-tickets amounting to Rs

42.3 lakh. An RPF officer said, “Kalpesh Shah was using illegal software to purchase the e-tickets. The software was installed on all his computers which have now been seized.

He had more than 1,400 personal ids and more than 600 IP addresses. In a single slot, with the help of the software, he could generate 25 to 136 PNRs at a time.”

On Thursday, in another joint raid by the Anti-Tout Squad, Vigilance and RPF, two more men were apprehended at Shivaji Nagar, Govandi, for using IRCTC

illegally to register 494 railway tickets worth almost Rs 10 lakh. A case is being registered with the local police against the two men, Rajendra Kumar Bafna and Mahesh Bafna.

Chief Public Relations Officer Narendra Patil said, “ATS is really working hard and putting together all their sources to find out the touts in the city. If a tout is using 1,400 log in addresses and hundreds of IP addresses, then technically they are technically invisible to us.

But the ATS did this job well.”

KEM suicide: Paralysed mother still doesn’t know

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he suicide of the 24-year-old man from Nanded, Darshan Bhagwan Bansode, at the KEM Hospital, who was found hanging from the ceiling of the psycho-physiotherapy unit with a noose of wires around his neck, has caught the attention of the whole city, but Darshan's mother who is currently being treated for paralysis at the hospital is none-thewiser. Even to his older brother, Vishal Bansode, the news was broken by the media which has covered his younger brother's death quite extensively.

Vishal, who is now by the side of his ailing mother, said, “I have somehow accepted what has happened, but I don’t think my mother will be able to with-

death, we will tell her.”

Speaking about Darshan, Vishal said, “He was the apple of my mother's eye and he was tense about her health. On Saturday evening, we looked everywhere for him. When he was not found, I assumed he went back to Nanded. I don’t know what went wrong.”

The Bansodes had come to Mumbai to get their paralysed mother treated, as no medical assistance was available at Darshan Bhagwan Bansode (24) was found Nanded. “We came here so that we hanging in the psycho-physiotherapy unit could get good treatment for our building of KEM Hospital this Monday. mother, free of charge, as we are eligible for the Rajiv Gandhi Jeevandayee Arostand this news. She is just getting better gya Yojana. But we never expected that now and we don’t want her condition to this trip would end on such a tragic deteriorate. Once we feel that she is in a note,” said Vishal. shwetha.kannan@afternoondc.in position to take the news of Darshan's Azad Shrivastav | ADC

DIVINE GRACE: This grand idol of Ma Durga has been decorated at Jariwala Mitra Mandal, Tardeo. The mandal is celebrating its 35th year of Navratraotsav in a grand style, says Ashok Ravji Khedekar, the president of the mandal. A ‘Bhandara’ will be held on October 3, Dassera day.

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‘Sena offered me Dy CM post’ R

epublican Party of India (Athawale) president Ramdas Athawale yesterday claimed he has been offered the post of Deputy Chief Minister by Shiv Sena if it came to power, but he was yet to decide on a tie-up with the saffron outfit for the October 15 Assembly polls.

Athawale, who heads the largest faction of nearly halfa- dozen RPI groups, said the offer was made by Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray.

"Uddhavji has requested me to form an alliance with his party and in return has offered me the position of Deputy Chief Minister if the Sena manages to form the government after the Assembly polls," he told PTI. The Dalit leader, speaking to reporters here on the sidelines of his meeting with RPI's Core Committee members, said he was yet to decide on whom to tie-up with.

Athawale said negotiations are still on with the Sena and BJP, who parted ways on Thursday, and a final decision on an alliance would be taken as per the advice of party workers.

"I have demanded from the BJP a berth in the Union

cabinet when it is expanded," the Rajya Sabha member said.

The former state minister said several common demands have been placed by the RPI before both parties and it is for them to take a decision on accepting them.

"We have told both parties that we want 10 per cent share in government corporation posts, 3-4 ministers in the state. We want our party members in the state-run corporations like MIDC. Let's see who agrees to our demand."

Athawale said he has asked 25-30 candidates of his party to file their nominations tomorrow, the last day of submitting papers.

"But once our alliance is decided with a party, we will take some names back depending on the seat-sharing formula," he said.

Reliance Energy clarifies on power-cut at Janta Nagar

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day after the ADC on Thursday reported that 500 homes in Janta Nagar in Mankhurd were without power for the last two weeks, service provider Reliance Energy has clarified that new connections are subject to the Supply Code of the MERC. “Also, it is pertinent to note that for releasing new connections and maintaining quality and reliability of power supply in the area it is required to construct and commission new substation. Reliance Energy is already in process of the same and the proposal for required land is pending

with the Revenue Department. As far as the maintenance work is concerned, Reliance Energy had replaced the entire cable, which was burnt because of overloading due to heavy power theft in the area. The power thefts in the area are not only causing frequent power supply interruptions; but also endangering the lives of consumers and citizens. It is also damaging the existing network and system and resulting into cable faults, cable burning, fuse blowing etc and subsequently causing inconvenience to the consumers,” spokesperson of Reliance Energy said.

A HOSPITAL IN MEMORY OF AHILYA RANGNEKAR: Shantilal D. Maru, Chairman-Trustee of Vardhaman Sthanakwasi Jain Shravak Sangh Dadar, Adv Mukesh Chheda and members of the trust met Asst Municipal Commissioner of G/North with suggestions of more than 1,500 residents demanding for construction of a hospital in memory of late freedom fighter and social activist Ahilya Rangnekar in Dadar.

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‘Indian mkts can generate $3-trn wealth in 10 years’

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“No part of the education of a politician is more indispensable than the fighting of elections.”

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ENSATIONAL developments have taken place in Maharashtra just a few days before the Assembly elections. The NCP, which was an ally of the Congress in the DF government, withdrew its support: the government fell. The very next day even as the governor was considering whether to impose President’s rule or have a caretaker arrangement, Congress Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan resigned.

There has been another political development: the BJP split with the Shiv Sena and decided to go solo. The Shiv Sena wanted to remain as a major partner in the alliance with the BJP which, however, would not accept the secondary position. The dispute was with regard to seat-sharing -- both in the case of BJP and SS and Congress and NCP. The Shiv Sena wanted for itself 150 seats and it was prepared to give the BJP only 119 seats. This led to a big dispute and the BJP decided to leave the alliance.

The poll picture in Maharashtra has completely changed. There will now be a 4-cornered contest and each party has to attract the attention of the voter on its own merit. It is difficult to say who has the best chance to win. If we go by the latest happenings in the country, it looks like the BJP may have the best chance. It is difficult to say how the Shiv Sena will fare.

Finally, the BJP which has quite a few advantages over its rivals may emerge the winner.

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ULLISH on India story of development, BJP MP and former investment manager Jayant Sinha has said the country has potential to become a US $5 trillion economy and its stock market can generate US $3 trillion of wealth in the next ten years.

Sinha, who was in New York at the India Investment Forum organised ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's five-day visit to the US, said that India was determined to show to the world that there can be an 'India model of development' and it could be much better than the China model and those based on 'authoritarian powers'.

Son of former Finance Minister and senior BJP leader Yashwant Sinha, Jayant won Lok Sabha elections from Hazaribagh in Jharkhand state earlier this year and formerly he was MD of Omidyar Network India Advisors.

He also served on the five-member global Executive Committee of Omdiyar Network, which is the world's leading impact investment firm with about US $700 million in deployed capital, reports PTI. Speaking about what India needs from the world and what the world can expect from India, Sinha said, "The Indian economy is today a US $2-trillion economy and we have also grown at 7-8 per cent growth and we can double the economy to US $4 trillion in ten years if we are able to regain that growth rate.

"Even rupee can go from Rs.60 level to become stronger and in US dollar terms we can become a US $5-trillion economy in ten years.

"The market cap of India has also broadly been in the same ratio to the economy and the Indian market can also therefore go to US $3 trillion in the next ten years and that too only for listed and unlisted companies can add another trillion dollar," Sinha noted.

"That is the potential Indian markets present today. There are investors who have lost money in China, but all those who invested in India have seen biggest of the wealth creation opportunity," Sinha said.

Sinha was confident his party and the Prime Minister were going to stay in power for at least ten years and this was good enough time to take the country to greater levels.

Sinha said it was more about what India can give to the world, although India also needed certain things from the world like energy, capital and technology.

"What we need from the world is energy, first, then it is technology. There also, we don't need all kinds of technology. We have proved with Mangalyaan that we are also very capable of some really good technology. The third thing that we do need is capital. So far, do-

mestic capital is the most important driver of our growth.

"At the same time, we need huge capital from abroad, but as far as I can see, the world is awash in capital, but what they are getting is low returns. If we have energy, technology and capital, we are on the course to become a US $5 trillion economy," he said.

On what India can do to the world, Sinha said, "If we look at stars of different kinds of industries, that only India can provide. What China did was kill many industries with what we call China price. On the other hand, if you look at India, it has done tremendous things for the IT industry.

"The kind of human capital we have in India is very important. We have seen that Indian pharma companies have been very competitive and we can see similar things in the medical device industry.

"We can also see very innovative developments and frugal thinking in roof-top solar systems and a lot of design and innovations are happening in that area. Automotive is another area and we have seen large automak-

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PERSPECTIVE ers using India for their manufacturing activities. "These are some areas where India can really give great things to the world. These are industries that need innovations, human capital and a frugal thinking. We are not going to replicate what China has done," he said.

"If in India we can get to 7-8 per cent growth and become a $5 trillion economy, then what we demonstrate to the world is that there is not just China model of development, but also an India model for development that is based on diversity, democracy and innovations.

Asset managers bullish on India AS Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits US, fund managers from India and abroad expect improving sentiments and impressive returns from Indian markets to help attract billions of dollars flowing into the country's asset management industry.

Sundeep Sikka, CEO, Reliance Capital Asset Management, said that his meetings with various institutional investors in the US show that they are very bullish on India and ready to pump in funds to benefit from the country's strong fundamentals and the superior returns being given by Indian markets.

"While it is difficult to put a number to the

UR Prime Minister can visit all the countries he wants, he can impress the Japanese, playing on their drums, the Chinese, with chopsticks, and the Americans by meeting duce them, and called the event, Love-Jihad!

Do they actually think our women are inObama for lunch and dinner a hundred times, he can even run up and down the stair- capable of looking after the affairs of their cases of airplanes, but as long as the world own heart? Or is it that these men are not sure hears about how we handle and propagate about holding onto their women?

Our women are strong, as strong as the best silly fears and stupid concerns, we can beat the drums, eat with chopsticks, and have a in the world and are slowly entering many hundred dinners but will continue being a laughing stock!

Love-Jihad!

I wonder which insecure person coined the Robert Clements term?

In the epic, Odyssey, we hear of how attractive mermaids called Sirens lured sailors with bastions which men controlled, which is why their singing and finally drew their ships onto some men in the name of such ridiculous the rocks. From time immemorial it’s always terms are trying to drive them back into their been women who have enticed and seduced homes, behind the grinding stone. men, never the other way round, till an inse“Go home and hide!” cure bunch of our people thought they should “Why?” warn their maidens about men who would se“Because you will fall in love!”

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expected fund flows, more than US $20 billion have already flown in this year and this trend is expected to gain further momentum to take the size of in-bound funds to much higher level," Sikka told PTI. Sikka, who was here to chair a session on Indian asset management market during the India Investment Forum organised ahead of Modi's five-day visit which began yesterday, said that institutional investors in the US are waiting to invest in India and Prime Minister's visit was expected to give the much needed fillip in this regard.

The Indian asset management industry is estimated to be worth over Rs.10 lakh crore and is expected to double in size in the next few years. There are nearly 45 fund houses, Indian and foreign, present in the country.

During an event, organised by Institutional Investor Forums, several fund managers said that many of India's largest asset management firms are emerging as global players, and a few are beginning to look toward Europe and North America with a keen eye on the huge pools of assets there.

They also discussed what the future of India's internal asset management industry would look like, and what role foreign asset managers will play in the development of this vital sector.

Naganath Sundaresan, CEO of DSP BlackRock Investment Managers Ltd., said that investors need to take a long-term view on India. "I am pretty bullish that the Indian asset management industry will grow manifold in the long-term of about 10-15 years," he said.

Sunil Singhania, Chief Investment Officer (Equity) at Reliance Capital Asset Management, said that the potential remains immense for Indian fund houses and the flow of funds remain strong. He said that India has always shown that it can come back very strongly after every bad phase and "we are seeing a robust growth trajectory ahead".

George Hoguet, Managing Director and Senior Portfolio Manager and Global Investment Strategist at State Street Global Advisors, said that India's share in global economy is certainly going to increase and the institutional investors must make big strategic allocations to benefit from this market.

Harshendu Bindal, President of Franklin Templeton Asset Management India, said that the foreign fund houses operating in India would need to think global and act local, as Indian asset management industry was highly localised in nature.

— From Barun Jha & Lalit K. Jha in New York

They say that one of the reasons the whites in America disliked the blacks earlier was because they felt weak and helpless in front of the strong, virile blacks. They were scared their women would fall for them and it was this fear that produced mobs which lynched the African-Americans in the early days.

I guess the whites have got some confidence in themselves now to have put a black man in the Whitehouse!

Our men need to get that same confidence in themselves, to understand every time they hide under such fears they actually show their anxiety.

And you women and girls, you need to understand, these terms like ‘Love-Jihad’ are actually a slur on you! You are equal or more equal to our men, with brains to reason out yourselves who to fall in love with or not: Nobody can make you fall in love unless you allow it, and if you do, it is because you wanted to and not because of some jihad..!

— bobsbanter@gmail.com

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INTERVIEW

What is your role in 'Dil Dhadakne Do'?

'Dil Dhadakne Do' is a film which is predominantly dealing with relationship, whether it is between a mother and her son or a husband and his wife. It is a beautiful film with an ensemble star cast, like in 'Finding Fanny'. I am confident that like 'Finding Fanny' in which I did a brief appearance, 'Dil Dhadakne Do' also will be able to click in a big way because the audiences have become more mature these days. If they can accept Shah Rukh Khan and Aishwarya in 'Josh' as brother and sister after 'Devdas', I do not see any reason that they wouldn’t accept me and Priyanka Chopra in 'DDD' after she played my heroine in 'Gunday'.

Tell me about Zoya Akhtar who has directed you in 'Dil Dhadakne Do'?

Zoya is a very contemporary director a la Woody Allen and her plus point, like that of Woody is the way she sets out to treat interrelationship. The best thing about Zoya, Rajkumar Hirani and Reema Kagti is that they work on their scripts a lot diligently and you can get every minute detail on the

Mumbai-born Ranveer Singh (born Ranveer Bhavnani) had always wanted to be an actor since his childhood. However, during his college days he felt that the idea of acting was far-fetched and focused on creative writing. While pursuing his Bachelor of Arts degree from Indiana University (Bloomington), Ranveer again became interested in acting and after coming back to India, he started auditioning for lead roles in the Hindi film industry. He debuted in the runaway hit movie 'Band Baaja Baraat' for which he won the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut. He has not looked back after that. Jyothi Venkatesh talked to the dynamic actor about his reel and real life. Excerpts.

marriage can wait’

‘My focus now is on my career, scripts that they crack. Like you can see romance between Hrithik and Katrina in her 'Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara' or for that matter Hrithik and Konkana Sen Sharma in her film 'Luck By Chance'.

Can you elucidate?

I could act with Farhan Akhtar easily in 'Dil Dhadakne Do' only because Zoya’s basic foundation is very strong as a writer and each and every actor brings something of his or her own to the table, to take the script many steps forward whether it is Farhan or Priyanka or for that matter Anushka Sharma. Zoya and I get along like a house on fire. She has inherited humility and writing from her father Javedji. I am ready to do anything for her any time, because what I like about her is that she has a fresh and unique voice and makes films which you have not seen before.

How is Govinda as an actor and how was your experience of working with him in 'Kill Dill'?

Chi Chi (Govinda) is playing the role of a villain for the first time in 'Kill Dill'. For me, Govinda is still one of the most unexplored talents in the mainstream space and I feel that he would beat even Michael Jackson in a dance competition. He is so effortless and enjoys what he is doing, No one can emote like him and though he initially built his career on his ability to do comedy. Like Jim Carter in Hollywood. Like with Shaad Ali, it was again a dream that I nurtured to work with Chi Chi because I have been a very hard core fan of his. When I was in school, I was proud to be called Junior Govinda. I was born in 1985 and have idolised Govinda, Amitabh Bachchan, Anil Kapoor, Salman Khan and Aamir Khan and I feel that if any one of them praises me, it is for me, my biggest achievement Shaad Ali has directed you in 'Kill Dill'.

It was a dream come true occasion for me when Shaad Ali asked me to work in 'Kill Dill' which is being produced by Yashraj Films because it was always my ardent dream to work with YRF from the time I was

just 12. Shaad is like my brother. I met him first when I was just 16 and did not even think that I would become an actor. I was lucky I could assist him in ad films before I bagged 'Band Baaja Baraat' as an actor. There is an age gap of 10 years between both of us and for me 'Kill Dill' isn’t just a film because Shaad is more than just a brother for me.

Shaad is king of kisch and theatrics, he makes wonderful high energy films. For the first time after doing a high drama in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s 'Ram Leela', with Shaad I could do a normal film like 'Kill Dill'. I was able to cross over to that school and crack it easily. I did not have to act but just be what I am in the new kind of space.

You actually wanted to be a writer and director and not an actor.

Why? That is only because there was a lot of nepotism in the film industry earlier, even ten years ago. Though I thought I’d become a writer, it was Shaad who actually told me that I should not give up on my dreams because he felt that I had what it takes. You need a kind of validation too and Shaad gave me that when he planted the idea in my head that I should take up acting. It was he who employed me as his assistant when I asked him for work and he was the one who sent me to Makrand Deshpande and asked him to employ me on the stage.

What next, after 'Dil Dhadakne Do' and 'Kill Dill'?

I am eagerly waiting for the launch of Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s 'Bajirao Mastani'. I am on a good wicket now and in the most crucial phase of my career as an actor especially after winning accolades for my performance in 'Lootera'. You either become complacent or the way I have gone – for the better with more hunger for my craft. I am glad that the fire in me has increased now as an actor and after the 'My Name is Ching' noodle ad, very soon you will see me in an ad which you would have never seen before. The 'keeda' of being a copywriter is still there within me.

Is marriage with Deepika on the cards?

Why do you want me to get married now when my career is doing well? What I like about Deepika is her individuality which is quite strong. Her lineup is great since she has films like 'Bajirao Mastani', 'Tamasha' etc in her kitty.

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reity Zinta finally has some respite as her ongoing legal issue with ex-beau Ness Wadia seems to have ended. The 'Dil Se' actress took time out and went on a small vacation to USA to visit her brother. While touring she visited Hollywood’s legendary showgirl Marilyn Monroe’s grave at the famous Westwood Village Memorial Park. PZ took to her micro-blogging page and posted a snapshot of Monroe’s grave with a caption stating, “Happened to pass

by Marilyn Monroe's grave today & wondered about her life! Hope she finally found peace.”

PZ will have a cameo in Saif Ali Khan’s upcoming movie 'Happy Ending'.

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oted actress Shabana Azmi, who has thrilled the audiences over the years, with several power-packed performances, has completed 40 glorious years in the film industry.

The actress, who marked her Bollwyood debut with 1974 release 'Ankur', recently took to Twitter to thank Shyam Benegal for giving her, her first break. ''My first film ANKUR was released 40 years ago on 24th sep 1974. Thank u Shyam Bengal for giving me such a wonderful break,'' posted the 64-year-old.

Azmi has received the National Film Award for Best Actress five times for her performance in 'Ankur', 'Arth', 'Khandhar', 'Paar' and 'Godmother'.

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egastar Amitabh Bachchan, who successfully led the campaign to eradicate polio from the country, has now lent his support to the cleanliness drive 'Banega Swachh India'.

The 71-year-old actor, who has been named the ambassador for this campaign, said he is proud to be associated with the cause as sanitation has been on his mind for quite some time.

"I feel very strongly about projects like saving the tiger, polio and tuberculosis. For quite some time now sanitation has been on my mind and when this opportunity came I had to be a part of this campaign," Bachchan said during

Glad to speak about child health at UN, says Kajol

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ollywood actress Kajol says she had a memorable stint at the United Nations where her campaign 'Help A Child Reach 5' was appreciated by the dignitaries.

The 40-year-old actress, who was on her second visit to UN General Assembly summit, said the response was phenomenal this year more people chose to talk about the importance of hand washing.

"The response was fabulous. I came here last year as well and this year even more people were talking about it, coming up to you and appreciating the initiative. We got a way more attention than what we expected," Kajol told PTI over phone from New York.

The newly launched Lifebuoy's Handwash campaign, fronted by Kajol, aims at eradicating preventable deaths like diarrhoea by propagating lifesaving hand washing habits.

"The great part is that handwashing is the basic thing. It's the first step.

You had everybody talking about communicable disease and they all understand the importance of it. More than 40 per cent of children at the age group of zero to two are more vulnerable to diseases," she said.

The mother of two had also joined microblogging site Twitter to promote the cause as she feels social media is important to push things.

the launch of the 'Banega Swachh India' campaign.

The 'Paa' actor said he learned the habit of cleanliness from his father, late poet Harivansh Rai Bachchan, who was very strict about it.

"In Allahabad my father was very strict and I remember once I played with dirt and it was messy so he scolded me and asked me to clean everything. He was very strict about all this. Even now if I am responsible for any dirty thing at home I am the one to clean it without asking for any body's help," he said.

Bachchan also assured that he will be working for this project till the time things change.

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fter delivering many hits in her career, actress Katrina Kaif says she is lucky that most of her films have performed well at the box office.

Katrina, 31, who has given many successful films including 'Dhoom 3', 'Ek Tha Tiger', 'Jab Tak Hai Jaan' and 'Raajneeti', said box-office numbers do matter to her. "Box office success does matter to me.

Everyone wants their films to do well. Because you have worked hard. As an actress one craves for that acceptance. I am super fortunate that I have not seen the other side.

"My films mostly have done well at the box office and I have a lot of gratitude and happiness. I just hope that continues with my next film too. When your film doesn't do well after so much of hard work there is a heartbreak and it's not a good feeling," Katrina said.

Often touted as the number one actress in the industry, Katrina says she considers herself lucky that the audience have accepted her.

Flora Saini fights for justice!

Asha Saini aka Flora Saini has acted in more than 50 films in different languages and co-starred with noted actors including Rajinikanth, Vijaykanth, Prabhu, Karthik, Balakrishna, Venkatesh, Jagapati Babu and Rajasekhar.

The actress awaits two releases 'Guddu Ki Gun' where she is playing a sensuous South Indian nurse in a never seen before concept and Nagesh Kuknoor's 'Dhanak' where she is playing the role of a tribal woman. We spoke to the pristine beauty about her career and the controversies surrounding her.

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Tell us something about yourself.

Born in Chandigarh, to an army officer, I began my schooling in Udhampur, Jammu and Kashmir and continued my education in The Army Public School in Delhi.

I made my acting debut in the 1999 Telugu film 'Prema Kosam' in which I played the lead female role. I subsequently essayed supporting roles in more than a dozen Telugu films. In 2002, I debuted in Hindi, starring in the T P Aggarwal-produced 'Bharat Bhagya Vidhata'.

I also starred in several Kannada films, including 'Giri' starring Srinagar Kitty and 'Nammannna' starring Sudeep. I had three of my

The South industry is most disciplined and punctual and believes in completing their films as per schedule

Tell us something about your forthcoming films.

‘Guddu Ki Gun’ is a black comedy and a sexual satire starring Kunal Khemu in the lead and I play a sexy South Indian nurse who falls in love with Guddu.

‘Dhanak’ (Rainbow), directed

by Nagesh Kukunoor has me playing a tribal woman and is about the journey of two children and the tribal woman played by me, who find complete strangers on their journey who help them to find their destination. It’s an allegorical film with a message.

Nagesh liked me in his film ‘Laxmi’ and hence offered me a role in this film too.

You have worked in South and now in Hindi films too.

Did you find any difference?

Yes. The South industry is most disciplined and punctual and believes in completing their films as per schedule.

It’s all work around there unlike Hindi films where everyone is more chilled out.

Your problem with producer Gaurang Doshi. Is it over?

No. I am still fighting my case in the court and will fight till I films, 'Broker' (Telugu), get complete justice.

'Vismaya Pramaya' and 'Vah Re Vah' (both Kan- Any directors on your wish nada) releasing on De- list? cember 31, 2010, a rare No one specific. I would like to occurrence that secured work with all of them, espeher an entry in the Limca cially the younger ones who Book of Records for the are making good cinema.

Flora is a girl with a lot most number of film regoing for her! leases on one day.

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Two Night Stand

Director: Max Nichols Cast: Analeigh Tipton, Miles Teller, Jessica Szohr and others Rating: ½

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here was a cartoon panel going around on the net, which showed a man intently staring at the phone in his hands, and the woman sitting across the table, telling him to strap the phone on her forehead—that way he would at least look at her. A newspaper report said that young people today don’t even use words to communicate, just images and emojis. At a time when social media rules, Max Nichols’ Two Night Stand gets two people to have a conversation, even if it takes a blizzard to do it.

Megan (Analeigh Tipton), moping around the house, jobless and loveless, is advised by her roommate (Jessica Szohr), to have a one night stand. Megan goes on to the net to look for a hook-up and finds Alec (Miles Teller), who seems the least undesirable (as opposed to greatly desirable). Both are clear that they don’t want anything more than a casual encounter.

The morning after is not all dreamily romantic—they can’t stand each other. After exchanging some barbs, she walks out in a huff, only to find that they are snowed in.

Trapped in Alec’s apartment, there’s nothing to do but talk.

It’s a stagey, one-location setting mostly, and the words that flow are not all witty and wise, but there are some truths about modern day lifestyles, relationships and what men and women expect from each

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other when the traditional rules no longer apply.

The one night stand expanding into something more has been done before, but this film taps into the behaviour and mindset of today’s twenty somethings, who are not looking for fairy tale romance, perhaps because they no longer

believe in the eternal; it’s all here and now, and who cares about tomorrow.

With some sharper writing, it could have been poignant and funny, but it remains at a superficial level, rescued, as so many films are, by the sparkling performances of its two young stars.

Even better, it makes you reach out to one of the great classic romances of the past, which still have the power to touch the soul.

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Akshay trains with

Director: Scott Derrickson Cast: Eric Bana, Edgar Ramirez, Joel McHale, Olivia Munn and others Rating:

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cott Derrickson has made films like Sinister and The Exorcism of Emily Rose, so knows his way around the horror genre. In Deliver Us From Evil, he deftly blends religion, horror, cops and the always effective tag line that says it’s based on a true story.

The police officer who claimed in a 2001 memoir, that all this actually happened on his beat is Ralph Sarchie (Eric Bana). He works with his wisecracking partner Butler (Joel McHale) in the Bronx area, where they act on a domestic disturbance call and then hear of another incident of a mother throwing her infant into the lion pit at the zoo.

Before he can dismiss the case as a woman going berserk, strange things happen, and Jesuit priest, Mendoza (Edgar Ramirez) insists there is more to the case than the cops can see.

Other crimes occur that point to the supernatural.

Scary and violent things happen at random and

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The 31-year-old actor is playing the lead in the Vishal Mahadkar-directed film, which released yesterday.

“The film is a simple love story that deals with

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NEW TWIST TO HORROR GENRE’

Hrithik Roshan roped in for initiative against drunken driving by Delhi Police rithik Roshan has agreed to join hands with the Delhi Police to spread the word of road safety.

This is part of Delhi police’s initiative on road safety, and the Jodha Akbar actor was more than happy to endorse

lieve in subtlety. He uses all the tricks in the horror genre—scary basements, blood, gore, creepy people, spooky sounds, all topped up with religious imagery—to come up with a really chilling film, with appropriately moody atmosphere that suggest that anything can happen, and whatever happens will be unpleasant. And it all begins during the Iraq war, make of that what you will.

In spite of its hokey premise, Deliver Us From Evil, has everything a horror movie fan would expect, plus some.

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ithout a doubt, Akshay Kumar is one of the fittest actors in the industry. He isn’t afraid of pushing the envelope and is known to be proficient in different sports. He comes with a background in martial arts and is extremely agile and disciplined.

Even while shooting for Neeraj Pandey’s ‘Baby’ in Abu Dhabi, Akshay would religiously wake up by 4.10 am to work out at the gym for two hours. He then shoots all day and then trains in boxing in the evening for his next film. He is currently doing a core training using wooden beads which he picked up from Singapore. These 50 wooden beads weigh around three kilos and is useful in strengthening the spine. Akshay is thoroughly impressed with this form of training and recommends this for a complete workout. This could be the foundation for the next health trend in India.

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seemingly unconnected people, but all ties up with all the weird stuff Sarchie comes across, even though, in the normal course of duty, he has to deal with some awfully gruesome crimes.

Sarchie starts getting hallucinations and a kind of bizarre terror stalks his home and scares his wife (Olivia Munn) and their little daughter. The lapsed Catholic cop starts to believe in the sozzled priest’s warnings about demonic possession.

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the idea. Educating people about the ills of driving under influence is their primary concern, but spreading awareness about other means of road safety is also part of their agenda. Hrithik and the team of his upcoming film, Bang Bang, received extensive support from the Delhi Police during the shooting

schedule of their film in the city. The team is grateful to the force for making the shoot hassle free. It was a big team, so the security of every member was a big concern. But they were taken care of. Bang Bang also starring Katrina Kaif is the most awaited movie of 2014 and will release on October 2.

paranormal angle. It has been shot in a real haunted location (a mill) in Byculla (South Mumbai).

“The script has been written in such a way that you will naturally have a sense of fear as the story proceeds. We haven’t used any cheap gimmick like witch and scantlyclad women dancing to create nervousness,” Ranvijay said.

The film is about a guy, who loses his love interest played by Anindita Nayar,

and sets out to explore the supernatural world to reconnect with her.

Ranvijay says it was good to share screen space with Anindita.

“She was very nice. She had no tantrums. We had a lot of fun while shooting because the crew were bunch of boys.

Anindita also used to behave like a boy with us. We shot the film in just 28 days and when you have such a fun-loving crew things become easy,“ he said.

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ONDON: She was supposed to be promoting her new lingerie line.

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ONDON: 'Mean Girls' star Lindsay Lohan forgot some of her lines during her West End debut.

Taking to the stage in London for the opening of play 'Speed-the-Plow', she was praised for a "charming" performance despite claims that the audience "laughed" because of her dialogue problems, reported 'Daily Mirror'.

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fans. However, she may have just been tired from all of the travelling she's been doing recently to promote the collection.

Over the last week or so, Britney has jetted to England, Germany, Poland and most recently Denmark, where she showcased her range to fans in Copenhagen.

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OS ANGELES: 'Twilight' star Kristen Stewart is reportedly dating Nicholas Hoult after the pair bonded on the set of their new movie 'Equals'. The duo, both 24, are said to be inseparable after spending time together on and off the set of their new movie and are constantly hanging out in between takes playing pranks on the film crew, reported Hollywood Life.

"Kristen and Nick are inseparable.

They are constantly hanging out together when they aren't on set.

They've really bonded with each other and are like best friends now. It wouldn't surprise any if us if it turns into something more serious, something romantic," a source said.

"When Kristen is on location for long periods of time, she usually has a good friend come stay with her but not this time cause she has

Nick. "They love playing practical jokes on the cast and crew, playing pool, just exploring and hanging out," the source added.

Mamet's sharp, trademark dialogue.

"After her first audible prompt, which came shortly after the interval, the audience sat patiently. The second led to titters in the stalls.

Unfortunately for Lohan, the next line delivered by Richard Schiff (Toby from 'The West Wing') was: 'You have done a fantastic job!' The laughter grew louder," a viewer said.

She had earlier confessed before the show that she was worried about the amount of lines she had in the second half of the play, because of the time period between her acting.

ONDON: Actor Miles Teller says he felt dead inside while filming 'Divergent'. The 27-year-old actor has spoken about his experience on the young adult adaptation and his latest film 'Whiplash', reported Digital Spy. "I was feeling dead inside as I didn't have an interesting part in 'Divergent', and I'd taken the film for business reasons. It was the first movie I'd done that was going to have an international audience. "I called my agent and said, 'This sucks'. He told me about 'Whiplash'," Teller said.

'Whiplash' follows a young jazz drummer (Teller) fighting to succeed in an exclusive conservatory. The tutelage of his ruthless instructor (JK Simmons) might either make or break him. The film won the Audience Award and the Grand Jury Prize for the US dramatic category at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival.

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ONDON: Actor Shia Labeouf completed a museum marathon in Amsterdam, Holland as part of a bizarre performance art piece.

The 28-year-old bearded 'Transformers' star donned a green vest and purple leggings as he completed 144 laps around the Stedelijk Museum, running a total of 43.25 km alongside fellow artists Nastja Sade Ronkko and Luke Turner, reported BBC online.

LaBeouf said nothing to the onlookers and press who had gathered to witness the odd sporting feat, dubbed the Metamarathon, but programme curator Hendrik Folkerts revealed the run was staged to highlight the 12-hour conference about art and social media, which was taking place inside the building. "As we are having a 'marathon' conference inside the Stedelijk, we also wanted a reflection of that outside. Nobody can do it better than Shia,” Folkerts said.

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hello to Sidni SAY Shankarwar, Monica Thomas and Neelam Virwani.

They are the winners of the Desi Belle presents Femina Style Diva West 2014 powered by B:kind. Ably hosted by Rochelle Maria Rao at ITC Maratha, it turned out to be a stylish affair with Shibani Kashyap, Ayushman Khuranna and Sorabh Pant performing, Neha Dhupia, Huma Qureshi and Neeta Lulla judging, and Achla Sachdev directing the show with sixteen girls strutting their stuff on the ramp.

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Fairies Meet Ganesha – that’s what Dr. Seema Chaudhary and Nitin Chaudhary titled their art show at Hirji at Jehangir Art Gallery.

Doing the inaugural honours was Randeep Hooda and present on preview evening were Sangram Singh, Tia Bajpai, Richa Sony, Raju Singh, Mudasir Ali, Salim Asgarally, Sanjay Gagnani, Prashantt Guptha, Shifanjali Rao, Rinke Ali Khan, Ananya Banerjee, Rutuja Padwal, Ashwini Chaudhary and Sanjay Puran Singh Chauhan.

was all loud and clear with a fashion IT splash thrown in as Pantaloons, exclusive fashion partner of ‘Bang Bang’

launched its latest limited-edition line inspired by the Bollywood movie. Hosted by Siddharth Kannan, the launch at Taj Lands End saw models take to the ramp along with starry showstoppers Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif. Filled with dynamism and energy, this collection is said to translate the style statement of the characters played by the leading pair in the film.

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BERNARD STEINRUCKE, MICHAEL SIEBERT & SABINE OLTHOF

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was upbeat at the first-ever IndoTHE mood German Job Fair at Trident with more than 20 Indo-German companies

and over 500 visitors.

Making their presence felt at the media meet were Director General of IGCC Bernhard Steinruecke, German Consul General Michael Siebert, Sabine Olthof of APD, Stefan Helming of GIZ India and Apoorv Mahendru of DAAD. Later, it was time for the 58th AGM of the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce and a STEFAN HELMING & APOORV MAHENDRU gala reception.

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and girls came out to play, or rather to compete in the regional casting BOYS round of the Max Elite Model Look 2014. Shortlisted models from Chandigarh, Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Kolkata were there at the Sofitel, judged by

Vasanth Kumar, Nupur Tron, Marc Robinson, Gaviin Miguel and Deepti Gujral. And now these winning ten boys and ten girls would undergo grooming sessions with fashion industry gurus before the grand finale coming up in October.

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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, 7.05 p.m.

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Who will bid goodbye to Flight BB08 of Bigg Boss? This Saturday witness the first eviction of Season 8 with Salman Khan as the journey of one passenger comes to an end tonight. Colors, 9 p.m.

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BEAR GRYLLS: EXTREME SURVIVAL CAUGHT ON CAMERA

Bear Grylls presents some of the most jaw-dropping footage of great escapes and near-death experiences in this new, entertaining, fact-filled series – BEAR GRYLLS EXTREME SURVIVAL CAUGHT ON CAMERA. In each themed show, survivors share their stories, experts like Dave Salmoni, Gary Humphrey and Edd China provide survival tips and ‘how to’ advice - and Bear chooses his favourite clip…of the ultimate survivor. From the Amazon jungle to the polar ice caps, Bear Grylls has seen and survived pretty much everything that the natural world has to throw at him – which is why, when he is blown away by a clip of human survival, you know it is going to be pretty special. From parachutes that don’t open to bungee cords that snap, elephant

Bigg Boss, Colors, 9 p.m.

attacks to runaway cars – in each episode he will introduce clips of jaw-dropping great escapes filmed by the public, in moments of extreme danger. Disco. Discovery, 9 p.m.

NASA’S UNEXPLAINED FILES

For centuries, mankind has looked to the skies and wondered, “are we alone in the universe?” NASA’S UNEXPLAINED FILES on Discovery Science unveils countless mysterious objects that have been caught by NASA’s cameras. Can these phenomena be explained away through science and detective work? Or have NASA’s cameras potentially captured the first traces of extraterrestrial life? Tune into this fascinating show as it reveals NASA’s top ten unexplained encounters using original footage and groundbreaking interviews with astronauts and scientists.

Discovery Science, 10 p.m.

MOVIES OF THE DAY

RESIDENT EVIL: RETRIBUTION

Alice awakes at home with her daughter Becky and her husband.

But soon she realizes that she is actually in an Umbrella Corporation’s underground facility. Out of the blue, the computer security system shuts-down and Alice flees to the central control room of the facility. She meets Ada Wong, who works with Albert Wesker, and she learns that a five-man team has been sent by Wesker to rescue them. However, the Red Queen sends Jill Valentine and Rain to hunt them down. Star Movies, 9 p.m

MEGAMIND

The super-villain Megamind finally defeats his nemesis, the superhero Metro Man. But without a hero, he loses all purpose and must find new meaning to his life. Starring Will Ferrell, Brad Pitt, Zee Studio, 9 p.m.

SALT

Evelyn Salt is a CIA agent and highly respected by all, including her boss, Ted Winter. Out of the blue, a Russian spy walks into their offices and offers a vital piece of information: the President of Russia will be assassinated during his forthcoming visit to New York City to attend the funeral of the recently deceased U.S. Vice President. The name of the assassin: Evelyn Salt. Concerned about the safety of her husband, who she cannot contact, she goes on the run. Winter refuses to accept that she is a mole or a double agent but her actions begin to raise doubts. Just who is Evelyn Salt and what is she planning? Pix, 9 p.m.

KARTHIK CALLING KARTHIK

Born in Delhi, but now living in Mumbai, Karthik Narayan is a much abused employee with ACL Construction, secretly in love with leggy Architect, Shonali Mukherjee, who has been going steady with yet another co-worker, Ashish. After purchasing a new telephone, Karthik gets a call from a male voice that resembles his, who instructs him to follow directions; tell no one about this phone call, and he will achieve success. He follows these instructions, is soon promoted, as well as befriends Shonali, and continues following instructions from this caller.

After Shonali makes it clear that she loves him, he breaks his promise, and is urged to seek counseling by her.CVO, 9 p.m.

DUS

Siddhant Dheer lives a wealthy lifestyle with his brother, Shashank, and sister, Anu. Both Siddhant and Shashank work for India’s Anti-Terrorist Cell (ATC), along with Aditya and Aditi.

P.M. 2.00 3.30 4.00 9.00

Resident Evil: Retribution, Star Movies, 9 p.m.

After interrogating a suspect named Altaf, they get information that terrorists are planning a major strike in Canada that may endanger 25000 lives during the month of May. Altaf tells them the mastermind behind this attack is a terrorist named Jambhal, who has a contact named Himmat Mehndi. Shashank, and Aditya fly to Canada, meet with ATC Agent Neha, and then abduct Himmat, who denies that profusely. The duo team up with Canadian Police Officer Danish “Dan”, and together attempt to piece together whatever information they have gathered from Himmat, only to find out that no one is who they claim they are, and the duo find themselves entrapped in a web of deceit and lies, with no clues as to who is behind the threat - the countdown for which has already begun. B4U, 9 p.m.

MUSAFIR

Lucky (Anil Kapoor) had had enough of change. From orphanages to juvenile delinquent homes! From odd jobs to petty crimes! From home addresses to jail addresses! He wanted his innocence back. A plot of land in Bangalore; a family... a dog; a new beginning. One last con-job, girlfriend in tow, sunset in background, and he would be well on his way. Twenty-four hours later, he’s been betrayed by his girlfriend, hunted by a drug lord, orphaned by the death of his three partners and sent to Goa to do a drug deal to buy his life back. Filmy, 9 p.m.

DILWALE DULHANIA LE JAYENGE

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge is back only for MAX viewers! The magical spirit of the movie that really shot Shahrukh Khan and Kajol to the top as it rewrote history as one of the biggest blockbusters in Bollywood. Brilliant music by Jatin Lalit, with songs like Tuje Dekha To, Ruk Ja O Dil Dee wane, and Mere Khwabon Mein. For Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Shah Rukh Khan’s first major film in the romantic lead, Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge had Manish Malhotra stepping in to give Shahrukh that amazingly charming, suave, stylishly casual look and how his fans were bowled over…! Max, 98 p.m.

STAR WORLD

Masterchef Australia Big Bang Theory The Blacklist House

ZEE CAFÉ

Ground Floor The Big Bang Theory Grey’s Anatomy The Vampire Diaries The Big Bang Theory Look Who’s Talking With Niranjan 9.30 America’s Got Talent 10.00 Ground Floor

SONY TV

P.M. 12.00 Har Ghar Kucch Kehta Hai P.M. 12.20 2.55 6.15 9.00 11.00

STARMOVIES

Fast Five Avatar Terminator 2: Judgement Day Resident Evil: Retribution Resident Evil: Extinction

HBO

P.M. 1.55 The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian 4.50 Outlander 7.05 We’re The Millers 9.00 Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen P.M. 12.50 3.00 5.00 6.55

TOOFAN

Two brothers (Toofan and Shyam) are separated at birth by their father, a police inspector. One grows up to be a magician, and the other, the legendary Toofan, hero of the poor. His father was falsely accused of stealing millions in gold and Toofan is on a mission to clear his father’s name from the police records. Zee Cinema, 9 p.m.

STAR PLUS

P.M. 2.00 Ek Hasina Thi 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 Ardaas-Veera 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 Pyar Ka Dard Hai….

10.30 Ek Veer Ki Ardaas – Veera

P.M. 1.50 3.00 5.00 7.00 8.00 8.30

House is coerced into going to his father’s funeral despite his protests. His team takes on the case of a young woman who collapsed while in China searching for her birth parents. Star World, 9 p.m.

Join Jeremy Wade in RIVER MONSTERS as he uncovers the world’s largest, strangest and most dangerous fish. In the Congo River lurks a super predator. Fast and ferocious, this killing machine has even snatched a local child. Can Jeremy catch this notorious fish? Animal Planet, 7 p.m.

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A.M. 8.50 10.45 P.M. 2.05 4.35 6.35 9.00

ZEE STUDIO

Disturbia Kung Fu Panda 2 Tropic Thunder Mission Impossible

STARMOVIES

Tremors Avatar

Jurassic Park Despicable Me 2 Spider Man The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift 11.05 The A Team

HBO

A.M. 7.35 Red 9.45 The Sorcerer’s Apprentice 11.55 Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen P.M. 2.55 We’re the Millers 4.50 Force of Execution

12.30 5.30 7.00 10.00 11.00 P.M. 2.30 5.30 8.00 9.00

LISTING

CID Kaun Banega Crorepati Heropanti CID Crime Patrol

ZEE TV

Programme Club Film Neeli Chhatri Waale India’s Best Cinestars Ki Khoj 10.30 Fear Files…. Deshshat Dobara

10.00Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah

ZEE MARATHI

P.M. 2.00 Ka Re Duraava 2.30 Jai Malhar 3.00 Honar Suun Me Hya Gharachi 3.30 Juluni Yeti Reshimgathi 4.00 Asmita 5.00 Jai Malhar 5.30 Honar Suun Me Hya Gharachi

DDI (Main Channel)

AP Safari River Monsters Life Stories Deadly Pole To Pole Fooled by Nature

DISCOVERY

P.M. 2.00 Madhur Jaffrey’s Curry Nation 2.30 Magic of Science 3.00 Man vs Wild 4.00 Food Factory 4.30 Destroyed In Seconds 5.00 Man Woman Wild 6.00 Dual Survival

7.00 Sinkholes: Swallowed Alive 8.00 How It’s Made 9.00 Gadget Man 2 with Richard Ayoade 10.00 NASA’s Unexplained Files P.M. 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 5.30 7.30 8.00

HISTORY

Modern Marvels Hidden in America The Miracle Hunter Storage Wars Pawn Stars Aliens Mystery Continues Counting Cars

P.M. 2.00 Savdhaan India: India Fights Back 7.30 Supercops vs Supervillains… Shapath 8.30 Dare 2 Dance 10.30 Savadhan India: Delhi Fights Back P.M. 1.30 4.00 7.00 7.30 8.00 8.30 9.00 10.00

COLORS

Udaan Comedy Nights with Kapil Shastri Sister Sasural Simar Ka Balika Vadhu Udann Bigg Boss Comedy Nights with Kapil

SAB TV

P.M. 1.00 Ooltah Chashmah 7.00 Gutar Goon Season 7.30 Chintu Aur Pintu 8.00Family Antakshari

Family Antakshari, B4U, 8 p.m.

6.00 6.30 7.00 7.30 8.00 8.30 9.00 9.30

Ka Re Duraava Home Minister Jai Malhar Javai Vikat Ghene Aahe Honar Suun Me Hya...

Juluni Yeti Reshimgathi Ka Re Duraava Chala Hava Teu Dya

P.M. 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00

Wild Connections Up, Close and Dangerous Fooled by Nature Most Extreme

ANIMAL PLANET

7.00 7.30 8.00 9.00 9.30 10.00 P.M. 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00

House, Star World, 9 p.m.

River Monsters How Do They Do It Man vs Wild Bear Grylls: Extreme Survival Factory Made Dude, You Are Screwed!

SCIENCE

The Gadget Show How It’s Made Extreme Machines Combat Countdown Really Big Things with Matt Rogers

MOVIE CHANNELS-SATURDAY

9.00 Megamind 11.40 The Terminal

PIX

P.M. 12.45 4.10 6.35 9.00 11.05

2012 Battle of the Year Quantum of Solace Salt Kung Fu Hustle

P.M. 1.55 4.40 8.00 10.55

Bodyguard Housefull 2 Jai Ho Surya Jalta Nahi Jalata Hai

STAR GOLD

MAX

P.M. 1.00 Krrish 3: Hrithik Roshan

5.30 Sooryavansham: Amitabh Bachchan 8.00 Curse of the Golden Flower: Chow Yn

CVO

P.M. 2.00 Karz-The Burden of Truth: Sunny Deol 5.30 Main Hoon Na: Shahrukh Khan 9.00 Karthik Calling Karthik: Farhan Akhtar

A.M. 11.00 P.M. 1.00 2.45 4.40 6.40 9.00 10.45

ZEE STUDIO

The Proposal

Paranormal Activity 3 Unibhabited Puss In Boots Mission Impossible Paranormal Activity 3 Puss In Boots

PIX

P.M. 12.15 Battle of the Year 2.45 After Earth

4.55 6.35 9.00 11.25

A.M. 9.45 P.M. 12.00 2.50 5.00 8.00 11.05

Piranha Rocky Battle of the Year Die Another Day

STAR GOLD

O Teri

Sivaji: The Boss Bal Ganesh Singham Kick Mard Ki Zaban

MAX

A.M. 7.00 Mohabbatein: Shah Rukh 10.30 Curse of the Golden

Sinha

DDII (Metro Channel)

P.M. 2.30 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00 6.00 6.30 7.00 7.30

Mid Day News SAARC News Mehnat Rang Layegi Insight Asia News Samachar News Jaanane Ka Haq Khel Samachar Vishesh Special Programme 8.00 Samachar 9.30 Ek Mulaqat

Salt, Pix, 9 p.m.

FILMY

P.M. 12.30 Chori Chori Chpke Chpke 5.00 Sandwich 8.30 Musafir

B4U

P.M. 12.00 Hanuman: Animated film

Flower: Chow Yn Fat P.M. 8.00 Mohabbatein: Shah Rukh

Dabangg, DDI, 9.30 p.m.

NGC

P.M. 2.00 Showdown of the Unbeatables 2.30 The Numbers Game 3.00 Science of Stupid 4.00 Test Your Brain 5.00 Brain Games 6.30 Science of Stupid 7.00 Dangerous Encounters 8.00 The Last Maneater: Killer 3.00 Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam: Salman Khan 6.00 Yateen: Sunny Deol 9.00 Dus: Sanjay Dutt

P.M. 2.00 Tujhi Majhi Jamli Jodi: Ashok Saraf 4.30 Taani: Arun N 7.00 GallitGondhal Dillit Mujra: Nagehs Bhosle 9.30 Duniyadaari: Swapnil Joshi

CARTOON NETWORK

P.M. 1.30 Oggy Special Yamla Pagla Padosi 3.00 My Friend Ganesha 3 5.30 Oggy Special Bhai Bhai 7.30 Local! Ghatothkach 9.30 Roll No 1 10.00 Chill Out Scooby Doo!

STAR SPORTS 1

P.M. 2.00 Barclays Premier League 2.30 Champions Leauge T20 14 h/ls 3.00 Cricket Extra 3.50 Champions League T20 14 Dolphins vs Lahore 7.10 Cricket Extra 7.50 Champions League T20 14: Perth vs Chennai

ZEE CINEMA

CVO

A.M. 9.30 Billu: Irfan Khan P.M. 1.00 Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara: Hrithik Roshan 5.00 Money Hai Toh Honey Hai: Govinda 9.00 Yes Boss: Shahrukh Khan

FILMY

A.M. 9.00 Chala Mussaddi-Office Office P.M. 12.30 Indra: The Tiger 5.00 Deva Ek Rakshak 8.30 Raaj Tilak A.M. 7.30 Chameli Ki Shaadi: Anil Kapoor P.M. 12.00 Jab We Met: Shahid Kapoor 3.00 No Entry: Anil Kapoor 6.00 Indra-The Tiger: Chiranjeevi 9.00 Chalo Ishq Ladaye: Govinda

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STAR SPORTS4

Spruce Meadows 14 h/ls Premier League Preview Barclays Premier League Pre Show Premier League 14/15 Pre Show Barclays Premier League Pre Show Barclays Premier League

TEN CRICKET

P.M. 2.00 Pak Tour of SL 14 h/ls 1st Test 4.30 Ban Tour of WI 14 h/ls 1st Test 6.30 SA Tour of Zim 14 h/ls 1st Test 7.30 Tri National 14 Zim, SA, Aus h/ls 6th ODI Zim vs SA 8.30 French Ligue 14/15 10.30 Cricket Classics: Aus vs India April 98 11.30 Great Centuries: Virat Kohli

POGO

P.M. 1.30 Chhota Bheem In The Curse of Damyaan 3.30 CB Special 5.50 Tom & Jerry: Robinhood And His Merry Mouse 7.00 Return of Hanuman 9.30 Chhota Bheem 10.00 Chhota Bhem Aur Krishna

DISNEY XD

P.M. 1.30 Kiteretsu 5.30 Iron man: Armored Adventures 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

POGO

P.M. 12.00 Mohra: Akshay K 3.15 Chennai Express: Shah Rukh Khan 6.15 Big Brother: Sunny Deol 9.00 Tarzan-The Wonder Car

B4U

10.00 Badi Charcha 11.00 Mukhya Samachar 11.05 Khel Samachar

8.30 Great India Collectors Ride 9.30 Vice 10.00 Pawn Stars

ZEE TALKIES

ZEE CINEMA

P.M. 2.45 Bulandi: Anil Kapoor 6.00 Aan-Men At Work: Shatrughan Sinha 9.00 Toofan: Amitabh Bachchan

MOVIE CHANNELS-SUNDAY

6.45 Shanghai Knights 9.00 G I Joe : Retaliation 11.15 Conan The Barbarian

Tigers of India 9.00 Science of Stupid 10.00 Big Bigger Biggest 11.00 Taboo: India

P.M. 2.00 2.30 3.00 4.30 5.00 7.00 7.20 9.30 9.50

LIFE OK

DOORDARSHAN

P.M. 12.30 Ek Tha Rusty III 1.30 Hunnarbaaz! Skilled to Win! 3.00 Meri Baat 5.30 Pet Care 6.00 Swasth Bharat 6.30 Samachar 7.00 Main Kucch Bhi Kar Sakti hoon 7.30 Tu Tota Main Maina 8.30 Bharat Ki Shaan: Let’s Dance 9.30 DABANGG: Film StarringSalman Khan, Sonakshi

6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00

Timepass, Zee Marathi, 7 p.m.

P.M. 2.00 4.30 7.00 9.30

ZEE TAKIES

IPS Laxmi Maza Chakula: Nivedita Joshi TIMEPASS Jigarbaaz: Mahesh B

CARTOON NETWORK

A.M. 8.00 Ghatothkach 10.00 Oggy and the Cockroahces 10.30 Steven Universe 11.00 Kumbh Karan 11.30 Oggy & the Cockroaches P.M. 12.00 P for Pikachu 1.30 Happy Bday Oggy 4.30 Oggy and the Cockroaches 5.00 Tom and Jerry Blast off to Mars 6.30 Roll No 21 7.30 Local! Oggy Ki Shaadi 11.30 Teleshoping

A.M. 8.30 Chhota Bheem 10.30 Chhota Bheem: Dus Pe Dus P.M. 12.00 Barbie And The Secret Door 1.00 Chhota Bheem Aur Krishna vs Zimbara 2.30 Tom and Jerry : Robinhood And His Merry Mouse 4.00 Mera Bharat Mahaan 8.00 Barbie And The Secret Door 9.00 Chhota Bheem: Dus Pe Dus 10.30 Best of Mr Bean

DISNEY CHANNEL

A.M. 8.00 8.30 9.00 9.30

Space Goofs Rekkit the Rabbit Space Goofs American Dragon: Jake Long 10.00 Super Robot 11.00 Phineas and Ferb P.M. 12.30 Phineas and Ferb 1.00 Kid vs Kat 1.30 Kiteretsu 5.30 Iron Man: Armored Adventures 6.30 American Dragon: Jake Long 7.00 Phinead and Ferb 8.00 Ultimate Spider Man 9.00 Hulk and Agents of SMASH 9.30 Big Bad Beetleborgs 10.00 Telebrands

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SAMURAI SUDOKU 328 MUMBAI | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2014

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

LEISURE

DOMINOES 328

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

SMILE AWHILE CODE WORDS 211

In each puzzle every letter of the alphabet has been replaced by a number; the same number represents the same letter throughout the puzzle. To start you off, we give you three letters and the numbers which have replaced them.

When you’ve filled in these letters throughout the puzzle you’ll have enough clues to start guessing words and discovering other letters. To help you keep track, as you find a letter, slot it into the grid provided and cross it off the list.

To help you keep track, as you find a letter, slot it into the grid provided and cross it off the list.

An old man is met by his attorney, and is told he is going to be audited. He rides to the IRS office with his attorney, and when he gets there, he begins to talk with the IRS agent. "I bet $2,000 I can bite my own eye!" The IRS agent agrees to the bet, believing it an impossible task. The old man laughs, pulls out his glass eye, and bites it. The IRS agent is dumbfounded. The old man bets $3,000 he can bite his other eye. The IRS agent knows there's no way possible to do this, so he once more agrees. The old man cackles, pulls out his dentures, and bites his eye. Then the old man finally wagers, "I bet $20,000 I can stand on the far side of your desk, pee over the desk, and get it into your wastebasket, without missing a single drop." The agent knows he won't be able to, so once more he agrees. The old man indeed misses, peeing all over the desk, and on the paperwork. The IRS agent jumps for joy, but then notices the attorney over in the corner moaning. "Are you all right?" asks the agent. "No! On the way over here, he bet me $400,000 he could pee on your desk and you'd be happy about it!"

HITORI 328

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

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

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION A4

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SOLUTION TO DOMINOES 327 118

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MUMBAI | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2014

SOLVE THIS FREE FORM CROSSWORD WHERE THE WORDS ARE REPRESENTED

BY PICTURES SOLUTION TO LAST WEEK’S PICTURE CROSSWORD

ACROSS: 3 Artist, 5 Camel, 6 Ladder, 8 Mobile, 10 Butterfly, 12 Highway, 15 Farmer.

DOWN: 1 Kite, 2 Mushroom, 4 Tap, 5 Calculator, 7 Driver, 9 Baby, 11 Ear, 13 Gift, 14 ATMs.

SOLUTION TO CODE WORDS 210

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

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WORDLIST: Andromeda, Antlia, Aquarius, Aquila, Ara, Aries, Bootes, Cancer, Cetus, Crater, Cygnus, Draco, Gemini, Hydrus, Leo, Lepus, Libra, Orion, Pavo, Pegasus, Pisces, Sagittarius, Taurus, Ursa Major, Ursa Minor, Virgo

SOLUTION TO SAMURAI SUDOKU 327

SOLUTION TO LAST WEEK’S TETRAVEX

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SATURDAY CROSSWORD 328

WORD PUZZLE 328

MUMBAI | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2014

ACROSS: 1 CIA's predecessor 4 Feeling 8 Nerve: prefix 12 Suffix for senor 15 ____ Tae Woo : Former president of South Korea 16 A kind of lily 17 Councilors in a church council 19 A violent attack in words 21 Landlocked neighbour of Sudan 22 Where Hercules slew a lion 23 Ex-Vice President of India (7,4) 25 Dilip Kumar and Nadira's love story of 1952 26 Yes vote in the Parliament?

27 Athlon manufacturers 28 Pou ___: Gr. base 29 Vinoo and Ashok of Indian cricket 32 Aries the ___?

34 Gallery staple 36 Government’s representatives 39 Withdraw from a political federation 40 It is, as poets might express it 41 Slanting typeface 42 Three: prefix 43 The sixth letter of Greek alphabet 45 Land surrounded by water: abbr.

46 Female sheep - "wee" change 48 Foreign diplomats: abbr.

52 Can material 54 Pre-diploma hurdles 57 Altar in the sky 58 Sacking a person from his job rather uncermoniously?

61 Free of suspicion or difficulty?

(2,3,5) 63 __ __ a time : singly (3,2) 64 British Thermal Unit, in short 65 Went to sea 66 Hairpiece 67 Workers' gp.

69 Ending for fort or test

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

ACRO STIX

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Treasure Island, monogram Major river flowing through India Supply party food Kind of animal (3-5) Not openly (2,6) Noticed The indigo plant Bulgarian weight Author LeShan Nopes' opposites Covered with frost Manuscripts: abbr

DOWN: 1 Mil. arms and ammo 2 Silk: Fr. 3 Believer in good and evil spirits 4 Holy place for majority of Indians 5 Son of Bela 6 Sergei ____ : the greatest polevaulter in the world ever?

7 Rough stuff 8 Highlands denials 9 Suburb of NE Melbourne 10 Ex-India hockey star ___ Singh 11 Santa's deer?

12 A cul-de-sac 13 Defiled, adulterated or corrupted 14 Literature Nobelist France 18 Korean soldier, for short 20 Furniture woods

24 Able was _ __ _ saw Elba (1,3,1) 29 City of NE France 30 Pierre's friend 31 Lover's game 33 Climbing move 35 Zoology suffix 37 Headland 38 Bad tailoring job 39 Arrow shafts 44 Caesar's sister 47 Bawling sound 49 Huge whirlpool 50 It's bonny to Burns 51 Reddish-brown gemstone 53 Close familiarity 55 Eskimo 56 Barely; not quite 58 Prohibited, barred or prevented 59 Put to rest 60 A series of boat races 62 Lavender hue 64 Sheep loser (2,4) 68 Coffeehouse option 70 Tuck for one 71 Single name musician 74 Half a bray 75 Black Asian beans 77 Mousy cries 78 Hwys.

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

Today’s Theme: AL CAPONE’S IGNORANCE

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION: "Experience is a wonderful thing. It enables you to recognise a mistake when you make it again."

3 LETTER ASH ASP ELF EMS EMU GPO HER ISM LEA NAN ROE RUE SAC TSP 4 LETTER ACME AIDA ANAL CERE CHOU CLOD

DRUG EMUS ERIE ERNE ETCH HELD ICAO LACE LEYS LOWS MANN MARE MEWL NAPA NEAP OAFS PUCE PUTS RANI RICE SAGS SLED

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

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TODAY’S FORECAST

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MOON TITHI NAKSHATRA RASHI LUCKY COLOUR LUCKY NUMBER

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Libra 3rd Ashwin Shuklapaksha Swati Tula (Libra) R.T. Black 7

BIRTHDAY FORECAST: A special job or project will be in the immediate offing, spelling a busy but immensely rewarding time. You will mingle with a different set of people and will be accepted in the inner circle of a special club or organization. You have support from your superiors who will be cordial towards you. Love life will be enchanting. The married will enjoy conjugal bliss. If single a marriage proposal is likely, this will be accepted by you.

BABIES BORN TODAY: Good looking, elegant, soft spoken, healthy and long-lived.

Will have sensitive feet. Independent, at times rigid but will attain all good things of life.

Will be helpful caring to loved ones. A career in an artistic or creative field or diplomatic sphere will lead to gains.

ARIES (March 21 - April 20): You can look forward to an opportunity to make sudden profit. A lucrative deal comes your way just by being at the right place at the right time.

Your regular help may not turn up today throwing you completely out of gear. Try to make the best of the present circumstances.

TAURUS (April 21 - May 20): A fast turnover in business brings in sizeable monetary rewards. The employed will also do well at work.

Friends and associates will be helpful.

You will have the guidance of colleagues and loved ones in all that you do. You will have an emotionally satisfying day.

GEMINI (May 21 - June 20): You need to be patient even if burdened with duties that take up most of your leisure time. Make quick decisions for good results. Listen attentively to the suggestions of others, though you may not necessarily agree with them.

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

CANCER (June 21 - July 21): You will have a hectic day at work.

You will be required to work overtime to conclude the current task.

Your efforts will get rewarded with monetary rewards. Keep your temper in check and work at improving your relationships.

A confrontation at this juncture will be a setback.

LEO (July 22 - August 21): Personal initiatives will help a lot, but joint ventures or teamwork could be more beneficial. It will be a financially a rewarding day. You can look forward to receiving a long awaited payment.

Someone from overseas will be in touch.

Keep your mind open to new ideas and views.

VIRGO (August 22 - September 21): Keep a low profile and tidy up all your paper work or you could land yourself in trouble. It may be too late for explanations right now. Your mate will feel upset due to your constant concern in other people’s affairs, leaving little or no time for each other. A quiet walk together will do a lot to stabilize a strained relationship.

LIBRA (September 22 - October 22): Opportunities abound and you are at your best when under pressure. However whatever happens today may throw you off guard about a certain issue that you may have overlooked. Expenses could exceed your budget but your tactful handling of the situation will save the day. Stress and anxiety may leave you feeling exhausted by the evening.

SCORPIO (October 23 - November 21): You may want to take a risk in completely new enterprise and may even succeed in your gambit. Follow your instinct for you are certain to do well. An unexpected monetary gain is foreseen. You may receive a large signing amount for a new project. At a formal function you may get some honor. Romance brings someone new into your life Look forward to an exciting and novel evening which is very different to anything you may have experienced.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 December 20): Job seekers will get exciting offers .You can look forward to change in your environment.. Those in creative field or dealing with sales and marketing are bound to do well. Moments with your beloved will be few. Other issues like entertaining some one from out of town could keep you busy.

AQUARIUS (January 20 - February 18): You will receive an important piece of information, which will enable you to make some profits in a trading transaction. A journey to meet someone will be successful. Family affairs are favorable but there could be some tension with a loved one .This is a temporary phase and things will improve.

CAPRICORN (December 21 - January 19): A tip from reliable source will lead to tremendous gains for you at the stock market.

An earlier assignment will bring in monetary gains and acclaim. Overseas influences will be beneficial. Personal relationships with colleagues and associates will improve. Evening brings peace of mind and contentment. Do not let petty quarrels in your circle disturb the serenity of your mind.

PISCES (February 19 - March 20): Sometimes a new way of handling work can bring about certain freshness to your normal routine. The results will speak for themselves. In pursuing your career goals you may have lost touch with love. A development today will make you realize how important it is.

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ACROSS: 1 River sacred to Hindus (6) 7 Not endorsed (8) 8 Malay dagger - for Kristofferson? (4) 10 ___ out : extinguishes all lights in?

(6) 11 A fleet of warships (6) 14 "The Simpsons" bartender (3) 16 Sheets of glass (5) 17 Author Hunter (4) 19 This meant nothing to Nero (5) 21 Belgian who has won the French Open four times (5) 22 Search, exploration or pursuit (5) 23 Shield or heraldic border (4) 26 Santa ___ : Father Christmas?

(5) 28 Relating to cold (3) 29 Branching (6) 30 Pay heed (6) 31 River running through north India (4) 32 Fictitious (8) 33 Stretch out in area or length (6)

SUDOKU 2269 Sudoku is a number placing puzzle based on a 9x9 grid such several given numbers.To solve a Sudoku puzzle, every digit from 1 to 9 must appear in each of the nine vertical columns, in each of the nine horizontal rows and in each of the nine boxes.

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION

Difficulty Level:

DOWN: 1 Eat hurriedly and noisily (6) 20 ___ the nail on the head : guess or 25 Moved or swirled like a whirlpool?

2 Waiter, in France? (6) explain precisely? (3) (6) 3 Investigate (4) 21 M.F. ___ : famous artist and maker 26 Wicked deed (5) 4 Sharp bend (7) of Gaj Gamini? (7) 27 Fine fiddle (5) 5 "Snake" anagram for a kind of a dag22 Quid pro ___ : thing given as com- 28 Native or inhabitant as a suffix ger? (5) pensation? (3) (3) 6 Thoughts or views (5) 23 Eighth part of a circle (6) 30 Having the skill or power to do 8 Hindu god of love (4) something (4) 9 Eisenhower to his friends and ad- 24 Deli breads (4) SOLUTION TO YESTERDAY’S QUICK CROSSWORD mirers (3) ACROSS: 1 Scale, 6 Tilak, 9 Awkward, 10 Agile, 11 Iliad, 12 Puppy, 13 Wastrel, 15 12 ___ de mer (seasickness) (3) 13 Between the ___ and the deep sea Jot, 17 Octa, 18 Arcane, 19 Fonda, 20 Stefan, 22 Mobs, 24 Tup, 25 Vocable, 26 Stain, 27 Dutta, 28 Manna, 29 Yshaped, 30 Ataxy, 31 Gypsy. : in a dilemma? (5) DOWN: 2 Cognac, 3 Lalita, 4 Ewe, 5 Awful, 6 Tripura, 7 Idly, 8 Avalon, 12 Peron, 13 15 Wash out in water (5) Worst, 14 Steep, 15 Jacob, 16 Tense, 18 Addon, 19 Fantasy, 21 Tumult, 22 Mal18 Behold! (5) ady, 23 Blanks, 25 Vijay, 26 Styx, 28 Meg. 19 Maiden-name (3)

IRREGULAR SUDOKU 2088 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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CRYPTOQUIP

Today’s clue: M equals U

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

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Today’s ratings: 40 average; 45 good; 50 outstanding.

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION: CONSCRIPT, crisp, crop, optic, pint, pinto, piston, point, port, posit, post, print, prison, script, snip, spin, spit, sport, spot, sprint, stop, strip, topic, trip, tropic.

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NCHEON: India produced an inspired performance to thrash Malaysia 6-1 in their last Pool A match and qualify for the semi-finals of the women's hockey competition.

For India, Rani Rampal (4th minute, 20th) and Jaspreet Kaur (9th, 39th) score two goals each, while Namita Toppo (17th) and Vandana Kataria (50th) were the other goal getters.

Malaysia's lone goal was scored by skipper Nadia Abdul Rahman from a penalty corner. Indian eves in all likelihood will face last edition's silver medallist Korea in the semi-finals on Sunday as the hosts are presently leading Pool B and are expected to finish as the toppers.

The Indians had to raise their game after the close 1-2 loss against defending champions China in their last match and they did just that. The Indian eves came out with purpose and controlled the game from the onset with brisk passing.

It took the Indians just four minutes to surge ahead when Rani scored from a field effort before Jaspreet doubled the lead five minutes later by converting a penalty corner. Just

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India's captain Ritu Rani and Malaysia's Siti Noor Amarina Binti Ruhani vie for the ball during their women's pool A hockey match at the 17th Asian Games in Incheon. two minutes into the second their best hockey in the third quarter, India tripled their lead quarter and managed to pull when Namita scored a field one back through Nadia, who goal. Rani then added to her converted a penalty corner.

But 10 minutes from the tally with another field effort to give her side a comfortable final whistle, India restored 4-0 lead at the lemon break. their five-goal lead when VanNine minutes into the third dana scored a field goal. From quarter, Jaspreet scored with a there on victory was just a forrasping dragflick from a mality for the Indians eves and penalty corner to make the they defended stoutly to keep scoreline 5-0 in favour of the the Malaysians at bay and regIndians. Malaysia produced ister a morale-boosting win.

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Sailors Varsha-Aishwarya still in medal race

By SS Ramaswamy

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NCHEON: Young Indian women sailors Varsha Gautham and Aishwarya Nedunchezhiyan occupied third after eighth rounds in the 29er class competition despite being disqualified in the seventh race in the Asian Games sailing competition.

The Indian duo, who led a small bunch of six teams after six races yesterday, finished third in the seventh race but were disqualified later to pick up seven penalty points after one of the competing teams, Malaysia, protested against one of their manoeuvres and it was upheld by the race organisers at Wangsan Sailing Marina.

But, a third-place finish in the eighth race put them on third with four more rounds to go into the competition.

"The protest against us by Malaysia was upheld after we finished third in the seventh race," team manager Commander K D Singh told PTI. Asked about the duo's chances now, he said since the margin separating the top three teams in the class was small, anything can happen over the last four races. Thailand duo of N Poonpat and Waiwai Nichapa led the field with 12 penalty points, followed by

Singapore (13.0 penalty points). India were third with 16 while Malaysia, who spoilt the Indians' day, were fourth after accumulating 10 more penalty points.

Indian sailors continued to be in the middle or rear of the pack in four other class of races. In the men's Optimist (one person) dinghy, 12-year-old Chitresh Tatha was maintaining the sixth place out of 10 competitors with 39 net penalty points after coming in fifth in both the races held today.

In the corresponding women's class, India's

Ramya Sarvanan slipped down a rung from yesterday's position and was lying seventh out of eight competitors with 43 net penalties after one discard.

After the eighth race in the women's laser radial class, a one-person dinghy, Nethra Kumanan was still lying seventh with 42 net penalties.

In the Hobie 16 Open multihull class of two-person boats, India's men's pair of Brijraj Verma and Pankaj Kumar were maintaining fifth position, out of nine teams, with a net penalty point tally of 32.

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Western Railway and Punjab National Bank players vie for the ball during the MHAL League held at the MHA Stadium on Friday. The Punjab outfit won the match 6-2.

PUNE RACES TODAY

PUNE RACES SUNDAY

Watch Sun Hot, Electo, Remarkables

St. Leger gift for Amazing Bay

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here are nine races today and the first starts at 1 p.m.

CARD AND SELECTIONS

1. The Dancing Glances Plate Div II (Class IV) 1200 M 1.00 P.M. 1. St Barts 59 C. S. Jodha 2. Starsonboard 59 P. Kamlesh 3. Grand March 58 Nirmal Jodha 4. Flying Kiss 56.5 Bhawani Singh 5. Speed Up 56 D. A. Naik 6. Sun Hot 56 Yash Narredu 7. Ocean Star 55 S. G. Prasad 8. Plan B 53 Anil Baandal Win: Sun Hot, Starsonboard

2. The Warsaw Pact Plate (Class II) 1400 M 1.30 P.M. 1. Desert Wings 59 Dashrath Singh 2. Monza 59 D. S. Daman 3. Fortune Hunter 58.5 Kavraj Singh 4. Invictus 58.5 Neeraj Rawal 5. Sheer Class 55 P. Trevor 6. Alecto 51 T. S. Jodha Win: Alecto, Invictus

3. The Dancing Glances Plate - Div I (Class IV) 1200 M 2.00 P.M. 1. Gloria 61 Sandeep Jadhav 2. Sheer Romance 61 Bhawani Singh 3. Sombrero 61 P. Trevor 4. National Pride 59.5 Dashrath Singh 5. Polar Zone 58 S. J. Sunil 6. Windsor Queen 58 C. S. Jodha 7. Burgundy Rose 57.5 Darren Williams 8. Mountain Wind 56 S. G. Prasad 9. Mumbai King 53.5 Yash Narredu

Win: Burgundy King, National Pride

4. The Pelican Trophy - Div II 1200 M 2.30 P.M. 1. Act Of Valour 56 D. K. Ashish 2. Admission 56 D. A. Naik 3. Diamond Thief 56 S. Sunil 4. Remarkables 56 Dashrath Singh 5. Top Trainer 56 Suraj Narredu 6. Diamond In The Sky 54.5 Anil Baandal 7. Melinda 54.5 Yash Narredu 8. Nebulous 54.5 Vikram Walkar 9. Sheer Elation 54.5 P. Trevor 10. Wild Temptation 54.5 H. A. Sachin Win: Remarkables, Top Trainer

5. The Mayapan Plate (Class III) 1600 M 3.00 P.M. 1. Hawker 62 Sandeep Jadhav 2. Cactus Cash 58.5 D. S. Daman 3. Divine Solitaire 54.5 I. Shaikh 4. Supreme Minstrel 53.5 Bhawani Singh 5. Moussaeif 52 P. Trevor Win: Moussaeif, Supreme Minstrel

6. The Phoenix Residences Turf Challenge - Div II (Class IV) 1400 M 3.30 P.M. 1. Shaughnessy 59 Kavraj Singh 2. Essence Of Love 57 S. P. Ranjane 3. Suntan Beauty 56 Darren Williams 4. Discourse 55 Bhawani Singh 5. Clouds Of Glory 54.5 I. Shaikh 6. Roublesha 54.5 P. Trevor 7. Zippy 54 D. K. Ashish 8. Chase The Ace 53.5 Vikram Jodha 9. Be Cool 51.5 Kishore Kadam Win: Roublesha, Zippy

7. The Nirmal Ruia Gold Trophy 1400 M 4.00 P.M. 1. Supreme Star 60 Suraj Narredu 2. Deja Vu 58 C. S. Jodha 3. Heatwave 54 P. S. Chouhan 4. Knight Of Ke 54 S. Zervan 5. Papakura 54 P. Trevor 6. Silver Streak 54 D. K. Ashish 7. Trance 52.5 Dashrath Singh Win: Supreme Star, Trance

8. The Phoenix Residences Turf Challenge - Div I (Class IV) 1400 M 4.30 P.M. 1. Oriental Masti 59.5 H. G. Rathod 2. Zurich 59 D. K. Ashish 3. Great Expectation 58 Bhawani Singh 4. Tap Dance 56.5 P. S. Chouhan 5. Beyond Horizons 55 C. S. Jodha 6. Burn 55 S. G. Prasad 7. Jager Bomb 54.5 S. Sameer 8. The Other Song 54.5 K. N. Bhati 9. Naughty Forty 53 I. Pasha 10. Brown Dynamite 52 Anil Baandal Win: Tap Dance, Zurich

9. The Pelican Trophy - Div I 1200 M 5.00 P.M. 1. Acker Bilk 56 S. S. Baria 2. Chief Guest 56 Akshay 3. Flanker 56 D. A. Naik 4. Praelector 56 Neeraj Rawal 5. Sail Past 56 C. S. Jodha 6. Samurai 56 Sandeep Jadhav 7. Whitesox 56 Kavraj Singh 8. Blend Of Elegance 54.5 Dashrath Singh 9. Iridescence 54.5 Bhawani Singh 10. Malzie 54.5 S. Sunil Win: Blend of Elegance, Chief Guest

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here are nine races on Sunday and the first starts at 1 p.m. The Signature Indian St. Leger Trophy is a gift to Amazing Bay. There are only 4 runners in the race and Starry Eyes or Alaindir may follow Akazing Bay home.

Debonaire 52.5 Win: Rashun, Feast of Love, Pumba

ACCEPTORS AND SELECTIONS

5. The Mahajan Cup (Class III) 1200 M 3.00 P.M. Capilano 59 Antartica Zone 57.5 Titleist 54.5 Tammy O 58.5 Presence 57 Zenofic 54.5 Isadoro 58 Silsila 56.5 Wind Craft 54 Win: Tammy, Wind Craft

2. The Macchupicchu Trophy (Class II) 1000 M 1.30 P.M. Sea Treasure 60.5 Rajsamman 56 In The Limelight 53.5 Celsius 58.5 Brave Vision 55.5 Wild Waves 53 Dreamland 57 Deep Diver 55.5 Win: Rajsamman, the Limelight

7. The Menorah Trophy - Div II (Class IV) 1000 M 4.00 P.M. Quantum 59 Loveable Locks 58 Izarra 56 Blazing Fire 58.5 Skyjet 57.5 Mystical Sunrise 56 Trending 58.5 Star Elegance 57 Holiday Dancer 55.5 Win: Star Elegance, Izarra

4. The Sweet Memories Trophy (Class IV) 1800 M 2.30 P.M. Storming Home 59 Perfect Strength 55 Bonobo 52 Casino Jack 58 Rashun 55 Feast Of Love 52 Fleetwood Mac 57.5 Magic Vision 54 Word Of Honour 51.5 Ace Fantasy 56 ( 33) Pumba 54 Vixen 56 Danse

9. The Noble Prince Trophy (Class V) 1200 M 5.00 P.M. Fajr 59 Noble Express 57.5 Starriano 55 Ocean Dream 59 Adams Wing 56.5 Rock The Turf 54.5 Spear Of Trium 59 Good Memory 55.5 Bella Figura 58.5 Red Ruby 55 Win: Starriano, Bella Figure

1. The Midori Plate (Class V) 1600 M 1.00 P.M. Copperglow 59 Wind And Rain 58 Cumbre Vieja 54 Chasing Dreams 58.5 Dream Yuga 57 Star Fire Boy 53.5 Morals 58.5 Zaan 57 Win: Zaan, Star Fire Boy

3. The Sunny Downs Trophy 1400 M 2.00 P.M. Attraction 56 Star Lightning 56 Pure Bliss 54.5 Chivalrous Knight 56 Hallelujah 54.5 Simply Sweet 54.5 Meggido 56 Jewel 54.5 Starry Brook 54.5 Win: Attraction, Jewel

6. The Signature Indian St. Leger (Grade 1) 2800 M 3.30 P.M. Alaindair 57 (125) Amazing Grace 55.5 Montreal 57 Starry Eyes 55.5 Win: Amazing Garace, Starry Eves

8. The Menorah Trophy - Div I (Class IV) 1000 M 4.30 P.M. Heart Of The City 61 Yardstick 57 Palace Girl 54 Born To Win 59.5 Scarlet Of Hope 56.5 Play Fair 53.5 Locarno 57.5 Beau Royale 55.5 Ceasarina 57 Highway Express 54 Win: Beau Royale, Ceasarina

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SHOOTERS STRIKE

THE SILVER SPOT

Indian men end pistol shooting with silver in 25m centre fire

By SS Ramaswamy

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NCHEON: Indian men ended their campaign in the pistol events on a winning note by shooting down a silver medal in the 25m centre fire event even as the women's team exited from the 50m three-position competition without success at the Asian Games.

The men pistol shooters â&#x20AC;&#x201C; spearheaded by London Olympic Games silver medallist Vijay Kumar â&#x20AC;&#x201C; clinched the second place with a total score of 1740, two behind gold medallists China.

Had the Mhow-based army men's trio, made up of Kumar, Pemba Tamang and Gurpreet Singh, equalled the Chinese, they would have secured a gold as their number of inner tens was much higher than their formidable rivals.

Vijay took part here despite being troubled by cer-

Silver medalist [L-R] Vijay Kumar, Tamang Pemba,Gurpreet Singh in men's 25m Center pistol event at the Ongnyeon International Shooting Range at the 17th Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea on Friday.

vical spondylitis for which he is set to undergo surgery soon after returning home.

It was the eighth medal that the shooters have won from the Games, made up of one gold, one silver and six bronze medals, all but two of them coming in team events.

Barring Jitu Rai, only Abhinav Bindra has managed to win an individual medal

in Incheon, an indication of how competitive the shooting competition has been.

Tamang was better in the Precision round scoring a brilliant 99, but was slightly off the mark in the subsequent Rapid fire when he shot 97 to earn the 8th spot with a tally of 581. He was followed by Gurpreet (580, 9th) and Kumar (579, 12th).

Tamang, hailing Arunachal Pradesh, said he made an extra effort and tried very hard to fetch India the medal. "I am very happy with the team silver after we as a team missed the bronze by a whisker (by virtue of shooting lesser inner tens) in the 25m standard pistol," said the father of two young children.

"I have started to love shooting after I joined the Army Marksmanship Unit in Mhow and I want to make both my children take up this sport," he said. Gurpreet, whose two rounds fetched him scores of 95 and 97, said it was the last match and he was happy to be returning home with at least one medal from the Games.

seven minutes.

The sixth-seeded Saina started on an aggressive note but Yihan used clever angled strokes to make the Hyderabadi girl move around the court and then finished points with her deceptive drops as she took 11-8 lead at the break.

Saina kept herself within touching distance as she picked four points on the trot from 11-15 to not only claw back but wrest the lead 16-15.

The duo was then engaged in an energy-sapping rally which Saina won with a brilliant net play and carried on the momentum to win a closely contested opening game. The Indian, however, could not maintain the aggression, even as Yihan

surged ahead 8-5.

Both the shuttlers found it hard to judge the shuttle due to the drift in the court. At 510, Saina earned another point but she hit wide to allow Yihan to go into the interval at 11-5. A couple of sharp smashes by Yihan swelled her lead and Saina's unforced errors gave the Chinese a cushion of 17-8 points. Saina completely failed to control the shuttle and soon trailed 8-20. Another rally and an easy point saw Yihan roar back into the contest.

The third game looked like a mere formality as Yihan dictated terms to pocket the match and end Saina's misery, even as coach Vimal Kumar looked on with disappointment.

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Saina, Kashyap crash out of Asian Games badminton

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NCHEON:In what came as a shock for the Indian fans, star shuttlers Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap fell by the wayside as the two lost their respective women's and men's singles matches to bow out of the 17th Asian Games.

Commonwealth Games gold medallist Kashyap failed to pass the Asiad test as he lost to World No.1 Lee Chong Wei 0-2 in the prequarterfinals at the Gyeyang Gymnasium, while Saina fizzled out after winning the

India's Saurav Ghosal plays a shot against Kuwait's Abdullah Al Muzayen during Men's team semi-final at the 17th Asian Games at Yeorumul Squash courts in Incheon.

first game against China's Yihan Wang 21-18 9-21 7-21 in her quarterfinal encounter.

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Worked hard for this, it's a dream come true: Sejwal

By SS Ramaswamy

NCHEON: Only the fourth Indian to clinch a swimming medal in the Asian Games, Sandeep Sejwal today said his bronze in the 50m breaststroke event here is a dream realised after eight years of hard work with his coach Nihar Ameen.

"I shifted from Delhi to Bangalore eight years ago and worked very hard. I have always wanted to win a medal in the Asian Games. It's a dream come true. If I had not won the medal today, I would have felt the time I had spent in Bangalore was a waste," the 25-year-old Sejwal told reporters here.

Sejwal, drawn in lane 5, was leading till the 40metre mark before he fell behind Kazakhstan's Dmitry Balandin and Japan's Yasuko Koseki to clinch the third place in 28.26s, after having clocked a 28.25s in the semifinal heats earlier today to qualify for the evening finals.

The bronze won by Sejwal is only the fourth -- after Sachin Nag's gold in the men's 100m freestyle in the inaugural Asian Games in Delhi (1951), Khazan Singh's silver in the 200m butterfly in 1986 at Seoul and Virdhawal Khade's bronze four years ago at Guangzhou in the 100m butterfly -- medal for the country in the core sport of swimming.

"Four years ago Virdhawal won a bronze. Today I have also won. I feel very proud. I have spoken to my mom after winning the bronze," said Sejwal.

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Bronze medal winner Sandeep Sejwal at the medal ceremony of men's 50m breast-stroke swimming event.

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ARROWS OFF TARGET Indian recurve archers disappoint, women's team still in fray

The trio of Deepika Kumari, L Bombayla Devi and Laxmirani Majhi blanked Uzbekistan 6-0 before recording a close 5-4 win over Taipei in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals, the Indian women are now up against formidable hosts Korea. at the 17th Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea on Friday.

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NCHEON: The fancied Indian recurve archers cut a sorry figure in the individual events but the country is still in with a chance of bagging a bronze medal in the women's team category in the 17th Asian Games, here.

The women recurve team comprising Deepika Kumari, L Bombayla Devi and Laxmirani Majhi is still in fray for a medal as they could make it to the semifinals.

Although they were thrashed 0-6 by favourites South Korea in the last four stage, the Indians now will be up against Japan in the bronze medal play-off match on Sunday. The Indian trio, who blanked Uzbekistan 6-0 before recording a close 5-4 win over

Chinese Taipei in the quarterfinals earlier in the day, were proved to be no match to the Koreans, who won 6-0 (56-50 58-54 56-54) to book their final berth comfortably.

Unlike their female counterparts, it was curtains for the men's recurve team in the elimination round as they suffered a close 3-5 defeat against Hong Kong. The India men's team comprising Atanu Das, Tarundeep Rai and Jayanta Talukdar lost the deciding fourth set by a narrow margin of one point (52-53) to crash out of the event. After losing the first set 53-54 to Chun Man Chui, Kar Wai Calvin Lee and Hing Kin Ma, the Indians won the second 54-42, while the third ended in a tie 54-54.

Sanam moves to singles quarters

NCHEON: Sanam Singh recovered from a sluggish start to move to the men's singles quarterfinals in the tennis competition of the Asian Games as he posted a convincing straight sets win over Korea's higherranked Hyeon Chung.

Sanam, ranked as low as 397, beat the home favourite Chung 7-5 6-1 the third round, which lasted in one hour and 24 minutes at Yeorumul Tennis Courts. Sanam was trailing 1-4 in the opening set but turned the match on its head by reeling off four games on the trot to take lead.

Sanam stood out with audacious cross court winners. The fighting spirit kept the Chandigarh lad going despite making a poor start.

190th ranked Chung, who earlier was dominating with his solid serve, was now feeling the heat as started to make a lot of unforced errors.

Sanam closed the contest

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when Chung failed to return a ferocious forehand from the Indian. One more win would assure Sanam at least a bronze medal.

Mane tied third, moves into medal contention

Indian golfer Udayan Mane tamed the windy conditions to put himself in medal contention with a superb sixunder 66, which left him tied third midway through the Asian Games golf tournament. Mane, one of the four players to card 66 in the second round, is eight-under 136 and three shots behind the new leader local 17-year-old lad Youm Eunho. Eunho added a 66 to his first round 67 to get to 11under while overnight leader, Cheng Tsung Pan (69) moved to nine-under 135 but slipped to second place. Mane (70-66) was third alongside another Korean Yu Chun An (70-66).