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Aft er oo DESPATCH & COURIER World renowned architects to be invited to submit By Prashant Hamine proposals for a he state government has decided to invite world Shivaji memorial T renowned architects to take
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part in its bid for the construction of a world class
memorial of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj off the coast of Girgaum Chowpatty. Disclosing this to newspersons yesterday, Mumbai city guardian minister Jayant Patil stated that
SOMETIMES, it's best to just accept game of spot the difference. that fandom, like love, is blind and imShah Rukh is Rahul then, is Rahul mune to logic. Shah Rukh Khan has now. He admits to being 40, the Tamil such a massive fan following, just wait- heroine Meenamma (Deepika Padukone) ing for him to deliver a megahit, that thinks he is 50. Very funny. You had they obviously won't bother about re- thought he had outgrown Rahul with views. Rohit Shetty folfilms like Swades and lowers never have, Chak De, but he went anyway, so worshipright back. Rahul helps pers of the Bollywood Meena-mma get on a masala movie, read no running train-- why is a further. You get the girl escaping her burly stars, the dances, the Tamil cousins trying to comedy, the action, a get into Chennai Exlittle emotion and a press, which is where bare bones plot, so go they want her to be? spend your money. Don't ask such questions, because there The disclaimer done, press is just are no answers. here's the rant. Ex i na en Ch r Fo ia Le How sad is it, After helping her, he Deepa Gahlot Dilwale Dulhan up after ed that a star who is ends up in her village Jaayenge warm ep de at a position to go really good work where her father, the local don (Sathyaraj) 18 years in the it looks like is insecure enough to go back to has lined up a goon groom for her (Nikitan w no t bu e, ez fre the biggest hit of his career and Dheer). Rahul grins, grimaces, whines and a tepid farce. keep paying tribute to himself. eventually falls in love with her. The graph For Chennai Express is just Dil- of the plot is more or less DDLJ, with some at th is ive offens But what is most is given away by wale Dulhania Le Jaayenge silly, some mushy bits added. But what is in 2013, a woman nner of a duel. warmed up after 18 years in the most offensive is that in 2013, a woman wi deep freeze, but now it looks like is given away by her father to the winner her father to the a tepid farce. The film soon turns into a of a duel. (Detailed review tomorrow) Azad Shrivastav | ADC
FILM REVIEW
HEY, THAT’S OUR MOON... A cheerful group of Muslim youngsters are elated at sighting the Moon that heralds Ramzad Eid, near the Minara Masjid, on Thursday. The ADC wishes all its readers and patrons Eid Mubarak!
the state will upload its concept plan for the proposed memorial on its official website in a fortnight. The architects will be invited to furnish their Expression of Interest (EoI) and design
model based on the state government’s concept plan. The minister stated that the intention of the government is to construct a long-
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02 CITY Property owners protest You protect oil, so protect oilman PIL against Ambani’s ‘Z’ security, observing that if against City Survey Officer protection canHC dismisses be provided to oil refineries, it can be provided for man who set them up
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In many cases, despite the primary reason for such transfers being as simple as the death of the property owners, authorities harass the legal heirs of the deceased owners By Zuber Ansari and Vishnudas Sheshrao
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but the survey officer stated that due to a lapse of 25 years from the date of execution of the documents, the records can be amended only after recording the statement of the legal heirs of the deceased. “On the other hand, another case of the Airport Authority of India (AAI-Mumbai) dated November 9, 2006 was entertained vide order dated January 15, 2007 and the land was mutated in favour of the AAI, which had earlier been in the name of St John, the Evangelist Church, Marol for almost over 58 years”, NGO Trustee Nicolas Almeda said.
Members of ‘Watchdog’ protest against the City Survey Office, in Santacruz, on Thursday. including some catholic population who have owned land since the British era. They also complained about the delay in the response to their RTI query and regarding the officer of the City Survey Department adopting different standards for different persons. A Juhu resident Norbert Alfred Creado told ADC that he has filed an application on December 19, 2009,
MUMBHAI Vikas Sabnis
Today, whom do you want to send a letter of protest against aggression on the border, sir? To Pakistan or to China?
Similarly, in the case of Panom Developers, the land records were mutated after a gap of 49 years on the basis of an alleged indenture dated April 11, 1963. In many cases, despite the primary reason for such transfers being as simple as the death of the property owners, the authorities harass the legal heirs of the deceased owners. Many middlemen operate in such offices with the blessings of the concerned officers of the department. Almeda further said that most of the times, the common people do not have sufficient means to pay the amounts demanded by such corrupt officers. Many unscrupulous agents and builders take undue advantage of this by forcing people to sell their properties at throwaway prices. In order to ensure transparency and accountability, the Watchdog Foundation suggested maintaining an information board at the gate of the survey office which can guide the common people with changes in land records. For instance, certificates required for transfer of property, the fees and approximate timeline etc. It will facilitate timely and cost-effective transfers for the common man. When we tried to contact the concerned officer, he told us that many fake RTIs are filed daily and it is difficult to handle all of them.
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and is getting polluted. Apart from the public and official personalities, special forces are now even alore than a month after lotted to influential politicians and two social activists apcelebrities who use this privilege proached the Bombay as a status symbol,” stated the PIL High Court with a Public Interest filed by the petitioner’s advocate Litigation (PIL) challenging the ‘Z’ Ashish Mehta. category CRPF security sancHe further argued that Rule 25 tioned by the Centre for the Reof the CRPF Rules makes it clear liance Industries chairman that the primary duty of the memMukesh Ambani, the court on bers of the force is for the restoraThursday dismissed the petition tion and maintenance of law and ruling that if security can be proorder in the country. vided to private oil refineries, then While hearing the petition on there should be no issue in proThursday, the division bench viding security to those who set comprising of Chief Justice Mohit them up as well. The PIL was filed by Nitin Desh- nal disturbances, riots or other- Shah and Justice M.S. Sancklecha pande and Vikrant Karnik and had wise which is beyond the control relied on a 1955 Supreme Court sought quashing of the April 21 of the local police. The sanction judgement which stated that the order of the Union Government, given by the Union government is Centre can take executive decisanctioning CRPF security for Am- in utter violation and disregard of sions and need not wait for the bani after Ambani’s office in- the CRPF Act and Rules. It is arbi- Parliament to enact or amend the formed the Mumbai Police about trary, unauthorised and illegal. law and observed, “There is noththreatening letters purportedly Such security is given to only high- ing in the CRPF Act or rules that sent by the terror group Indian risk individuals including Cabinet take away the executive powers of ministers, chief ministers, the central government to provide Mujahideen (IM). According to the PIL, CRPF is Supreme Court and High Court protection to a private person or entity. It is up to the authority to scrutinise and decide on demand for protection. CRPF jawans may be deployed anywhere in India not only for restoration of law and order but also for any other purpose as decided by the Centre,” Chief Justice observed. Reacting to this, advocate Mehta argued that the CISF Act was amended in 2009 so that they could provide protection to private installations like oil refineries. “In the same way, if the CRPF commandos are deployed for protection of private persons, then even the Act and rules should be amended accordingly.” LIJJA AT AD. AGENCY 8811/LA A Eng. The Chief Justice replied, “If you do not have objections to security constituted to tackle emergency Judges, leading politicians and being provided to oil refineries, situations, and not for day-to-day senior bureaucrats. However, in then why you should have a problaw and order duties. “The service recent years, the original concept lem with the security given to the of the CRPF is required only when and intention of providing special persons who put these oil refinerthere arises situation of national forces to selected personalities ies?” emergency, terrorist attacks, inter- have undergone a great change philip.varghese@afternoondc.in
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Vishwanath Salian | ADC
undreds of property and land owners from different parts of the city were seen thronging the streets today as they participated in a morcha against the City Survey Officer near his office in Santacruz (W). The property owners had alleged the officers of demanding bribes and engaging in the alteration of land records. The morcha was led by the citybased NGO ‘Watchdog’ and was attended by many senior citizens
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THE SILVERLINING … World’s first motorbike, handcrafted in silver, was unveiled by Silver Emporium at NSE Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon (East), on Thursday. The expected price of the motorbike ranges from Rs.50 lakh to Rs.1 crore, depending upon its customization. Days - Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday are good days to start construction work. On Sunday or Tuesday starting the work should be avoided. by Dr. Prem Gupta (9820045774/9930318119, www.drpremgupta.com)
City Guardian Minister blames BMC for potholes
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fter having taken the BMC additional municipal commissioner on a bumpy ride through the potholed roads of the city last monsoon season, an exasperated Mumbai city Guardian Minister Jayant Patil decided not to repeat it this year. Interacting with the media here yesterday, Patil sarcastically said, “It seems like the entire world’s rainfall is happening in Mumbai city alone”. The NCP minister stated that it was expected of the BMC administration to take corrective measures. Patil remarked, “The BMC ought to take some basic administrative decisions of ensuring minimum potholes during the monsoons. They need to change their attitude in tackling the issue. The base of the roads built by the BMC is not
SURPRISE CHECK…Mayor Sunil Prabhu made a surprise visit on Wednesday night near Plaza Cinema in Dadar and inspected the work of pothole repairs being done there. solid and there is no curvature or drainage facilities in place and this slope at the edges to let the rain leads to accumulation of rainwater water run-off. There are no proper causing potholes”.
Munde follows in Antony’s footsteps Azad Shrivastav | ADC
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fter Defence Minister A.K. Antony, BJP leader Gopinath Munde is now under fire for his remarks on the LoC killings. Munde yesterday said that the Indian soldiers were attacked by terrorists. His statement has created flutter in the political circle and the NCP has demanded an apology from the BJP leader. For the last two days, the BJP has been creating a hue and cry across the nation condemning Antony’s remark that terrorists were involved in the attack on the LOC. Under sustained attack from the opposition, the Defence Minister retracted and squarely blamed the Pakistan Army for the brutal attack. Munde, who paid tribute to the LoC martyr Kundlik Mane in Kolhapur yesterday morning, repeated what Antony had
Gopinath Munde earlier said. Speaking to reporters, the state NCP spokesperson Nawab Malik said, “With his remarks, Munde is defending Pakistan. He should apologise to the entire nation. The BJP came down heavily on Antony for the same remarks. Now what does the party have to say for the statement of their own leader? Vishwanath Salian | ADC
Mosquito in saline bottle
METRO IS ON… Motorists and casual bystanders at Jog Flyover in Andheri East were pleasantly surprised to see a stationary Metro Rail rake on top of the cable-stayed bridge. The Metro One has been conducting trial runs of the Metro Rail for sometime now.
The cop who was always a robber Suspended cop formed gang to target vehicles on the highway that were ferrying passengers who had flown into Mumbai; used police ID card and white Scorpio to lend authenticity The saline bottle
A very lucky Samyak More
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father spotted a mosquito in the 500 ml bottle and immediately informed Dr. Arun Dubey about the near fatal glitch. After a heated exchange of words, Samyak’s father, Kundan More, registered a compliant (non-cognisable) at the Mira Road police, regarding medical negligence and the high handed attitude of the doctor. Confirmng this incident, Dr. Dubey said, “It is true that a mosquito was found in the bottle, however we took all precautionary measures so as to ensure that the child was not harmed and is medically safe. Apart from officially intimating the police and giving my statement, I have informed the concerned pharmaceutical provider and medical representatives about the incident, giving immediately directions to stop supply.”
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n a shocking case, a mosquito was spotted inside a bottle of saline that was about to be administered to a two-year-old boy at a child speciality hospital in Mira Road on Wednesday. Fortunately for the child, his father noticed the mosquito in the bottle and informed the on-duty doctor. According to the police, the matter was reported from the Aryan Child Health Care Centre in the RNA Complex area of Mira Road, where Samyak Kundan More, a resident of Om Sai Silver Sarita Building in Kashi Village was admitted for high fever on Tuesday. The next day, Samyak was about to be administered Multiple Electrolyte P- a paediatric maintenance solution, when his
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friend Yusuf. When the two men saw the officers, they fled with the 57-year-old suspended cop was car, leaving Sayyed and Shaikh arrested by the Dindoshi police stranded on the highway. When the along with his son-in-law for al- officers failed to exhort a satisfaclegedly looting passengers landing tory reply from Sayyed after interroat Mumbai’s airports. His modus gating him, they took him to the operandi was to stop the passen- Dindoshi police station where he gers’ vehicles along the Western Ex- confessed to his crime. In his interrogation, Sayyed said press Highway, flash his Mumbai police ID card and check their be- that after his suspension in 2001, he formed a four member gang and longings. Interestingly, the cop was not ar- started keeping a watch on out rested by city police but was first bound passengers at the internacaught by alert traffic police officers tional and domestic airports. Once who were patrolling the highway he identified his target he would inearly on Sunday morning. The offi- sist on checking their bags and cers realised something was fishy show them his ID card to avoid suswhen they saw the accused, picion. He would then rob them of Bashiruddin Imamuddin Sayyed their belongings. This was not his and his son in law Rizwan Abbas first attempt however. When he was Shaikh, checking the belongings of attached to the Mumbai Police, he was caught and suspended for sima Dubai based NRI. When they got off their bikes, the ilar robberies. According to the complainant in officers noticed two men seated inside a Scorpio parked on the side of the case, Ashokbhai Patel, Sayyed the highway who were later identi- and his accomplices blocked his car fied as Sayyed’s son Imran and his with their Scorpio on the WE high-
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way. “Sayyed showed me his Mumbai Police ID card and asked me to show him my belongings. I was confused and could not figure out what was happening, but thanks to the traffic cops, I was saved from becoming another of his victims. Talking to the ADC, Senior Police Inspector, Dindoshi police station Jaywant Mane said, “We arrested the suspected cop Bashiruddin Sayyed, his son-in-law Rizwan Shaikh, his son Imran and friend Yusuf for robberies in several places including Jogeshwari, Samta Nagar, Goregaon and other parts of the city.” “They were brought to the Dindoshi police by the Traffic police who caught them as they were trying to loot a Dubai based business man Ashokbhai Patel. They were booked under various sections of the IPC including Sections 392, 406, 34 and 341. We are investigating the case further particularly with regards to the participation of their accomplices,” added Mane.
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CHANGE OF NAME
I have changed my name from Subhani Abdul Salam Abdul Baqi Qureshi to Subhani Abdul Salam Abdul Baqi Qureshashmi as per Maha. Govt. Gazette No. U-36884. C-12592 I have changed my name from Subhani Abdul Baqi Mohd. Abdullah Qureshi to Subhani Abdul Baqi Mohd. Abdullah Qureshashmi as per Maha. Govt. Gazette No. U-36885. C-12593 I have changed my name from Vanita Mohan Dawa to Vanita Mohan Bangera vide Gazette No. X-3565. C-12594 I Saroj Bala Bihari Lal have changed my name to Saroj Vijay Kumar Goyal as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 07/08/13. C-12595 I Amarjit Santsingh have changed my name to Amarjeet Santsingh Ramani as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 07/08/13. C-12596 I Bharatkumar Shantilal Shah have changed my name to Bharat Shantilal Shah as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 27/07/13. C-12597 I Parihar Prakashmal Nagarmal have changed my name to Prakash Nagrah Parihar as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 07/08/13. C-12598 I Rajendra S. Chhotrla have changed my name to Rajendra S. Chhatola as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 07/08/13. C-12599 I Rohen Bharatkumar Shah have changed my name to Rohan Bharat Shah as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 27/07/13. C-12600 I Mrs. Bamri Jyotraj Marwadi have changed my name to Mrs. Bhawari Jodhraj Purohit as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 08/08/13. C-12601
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CLASSIFIEDS I Mrs. Manisha Maganbhai Patel have changed my name to Mrs. Shardaben Maganbhai Patel as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 08/08/13. C-12602 I Miss. Nisha Anilbhai Sheth have changed my name to Mrs. Dharmishta Dharmesh Mandaliya as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 08/08/13. C-12603 I Mr. Jayesh Jyotraj Marwadi have changed my name to Mr. Jayesh Jodhraj Purohit as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 08/08/13. C-12604 I Mr. Jyotraj Karmiji Marwadi have changed my name to Mr. Jodhraj Karmiji Purohit as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 08/08/13. C-12605 I Mr. Charn Dass have changed my name to Mr. Charandass Kamboj as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 01/08/13. C-12606 I Mr. Deepak Charn Dass have changed my name to Mr. Deepak Charandass Kamboj as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 01/08/13. C-12607 I have changed my name from Kamalkishore Baldi to Kamal Baldi Annexure-E as per Affidavit dated 1 August 2013. C-12608 I have changed my name from Sangita Atmaram Jadhav to Vidhya Vijay Sondkar as per Affidavit dated: 08 August 2013. C-12609 I have changed my name from Milan Chintaharan Pal to Milan Chintaharan Paul as per Affidavit dated: 08 August 2013. C-12610 I have changed my name from Jayshree Kiran Sanghavi to Jayshriben Kirankumar Sanghavi as per Affidavit dated: 08 August 2013. C-12611 I have changed my name from Kiran Jamnalal Sanghavi to Kirankumar Jamnalal Sanghavi as per Affidavit dated: 08 August 2013. C-12612 We Kirankumar Jamnalal Sanghavi and my wife Jayshriben Kirankumar Sanghavi have changed our minor Son's name Moksh Kiran Sanghavi to Moksh Kirankumar Sanghavi as per Affidavit dated: 08 Aug 2013. C-12613
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I have changed my name from Jigneshbhai Popatlal Mangukia to Jignesh Popatlal Mangukia as per Affidavit. C-12616
I have changed my name from Ashishkumar Shivprakash Gupta to Ashish Shivprakash Gupta as per Affidavit. C-12633
I have changed my name from Warsadiya Akbar Jamalbhai to Vadsariya Akbar Jamalbhai as per Affidavit. C-12651
I have changed my name from Alpaben Jigneshbhai Mangukia to Alpa Jignesh Mangukia as per Affidavit. C-12617
I have changed my name from Mrs.Laita Jayantilal Jain to Mrs.Lalita Jayantilal Jain as per Affidavit. C-12634
I have changed my name from Manojkumur Baliram Patil to Manoj Baliram Patil as per Affidavit. C-12652
I have changed my name from Satish Mansukhlal Panchasara to Satish Mansukhlal Varia as per deed poll Affidavit. C-12618
I have changed my name from Mr.Jairam Sonu Bagve to Mr.Jayram Sonu Bagve as per Affidavit. C-12635
I have changed my name from Bharatbhai Keshabhai Choudhri to Bharat Keshabhai Choudhri as per Affidavit. C-12619
I have changed my name from Mrs.Sandhya Khan to Mrs.Shaina Shafiq Khan as per Affidavit. C-12636
I have changed my name from Sunil Satyanarayan Khatod to Sunil Satyanarayan Khator as per Affidavit. C-12620
I have changed my name from Sushri Kesar Udaylal Dhakad to Mrs.Kesar Prakash Kothari as per Affidavit. C-12637
I have changed my name from Hetalbhai Vora to Hetal Sumanchandra Vora as per Affidavit. C-12621 I have changed my name from Nipaben Vora to Nipa Hetal Vora as per Affidavit. C-12622 I have changed my name from Mohamed Zair Mohamed Siddiq Allana to Mohamed Zahir Mohamed Siddiq Allana as per Affidavit. C-12623 I have changed my name from Mohamed Zair Allana to Mohamed Zahir Allana as per Affidavit. C-12624 I have changed my name from Mansuk Kanji Shah to Mansukh Kanji Satra as per Affidavit. C-12625 I have changed my name from Chandrika Mansuk Shah to Chandrika Mansukh Satra as per Affidavit. C-12626 I have changed my name from Shila Atmaram Wadyekar to Sheela Atmaram Wadyekar as per Affidavit. C-12627 I have changed my name from Rahul Pandurang Namaye to Rahul Pandurang Namye as per Affidavit. C-12628 I have changed my name from Saritha Kumarakandath Vellukutty to Sarita Kumarakandath Vellukutty as per Affidavit. C-12629
I have changed my name from Deepika Indrabahadur Singh to Dipika Singh as per Affidavit. C-12638 I have changed my name from Vivek to Yashraj Mahendra Khale as per Affidavit. C-12639 I have changed my name from Nair Jayshree Gita & Nair Jayshree Kumar to Jayashree Jairam as per Affidavit. C-12640 I have changed my name from Supriya Prakash Pawar to Rupali Prakash Pawar as per Affidavit. C-12641
I have changed my name from Chockaraj to Sokkaraj K. Thevar as per Affidavit. C-12653 I have changed my name from Anand to Anand Sokkaraj Thevar as per Affidavit. C-12654
I have changed my name from Preeti Yayati Rajwade to Preeti Hansraj Kelkar as per Affidavit. C-12668 I have changed my name from Alaka Yogiraj Sane to Asmita Sharad Dev as per Affidavit. C-12669 I have changed my name from Nirmalendu Misra to Nirmalendu Mishra as per Affidavit. C-12670 I have changed my name from Niroj Ranjan Misra to Niroj Ranjan Mishra as per Affidavit. C-12671
I have changed my name from Dharamvir to Dharamvir Singh as per Affidavit. C-12655
I have changed my name from Radhakumari Muthamma to Florence Wilson Robi as per Affidavit. C-12672
I have changed my name from W Mohan to William Mohan Nadar as per Affidavit. C-12656
I have changed my name from Imran Abdul Ahad Ansari to Mohammad Imran Ansari as per Affidavit. C-12673
I have changed my name from Gyanam to Gnanam Mohan Nadar as per Affidavit. C-12657
I have changed my name from Adhya Rahul Tibrewala to Adhya Rahul Tibrewal as per Affidavit. C-12674
I have changed my name from Raajveer Shankar Akula to Malesh Shankar Akula as per Affidavit. C-12658 I have changed my name form Rohit Jhingon to Rohit Jhingan as per Affidavit. C-12659
I have changed my name from Renu Hariprasad Tibrewala to Renu Hariprasad Tibrewal as per Affidavit. C-12675 I have changed my name from Rahul Hariprasad Tibrewala to Rahul Hariprasad Tibrewal as per Affidavit. C-12676
I have changed my name from Jhumarlal Surdas to Jhumarlal Surdas Sharma as per Affidavit. C-12642
We, Mr. Rohit Jhingan and Mrs. Sonal Rohit Jhingan have changed our minor daughter’s name form Jhanvi Rohit Jhingan to Jahnavi Rohit Jhingan as per Affidavit. C-12660
I have changed my name from Anandkumar Madhav Bagul to Anand Madhav Bagul as per Affidavit. C-12643
I have changed my name from Nasim Ghudu Saheb Hanchnal to Naseem Riyaz Naik as per Affidavit. C-12661
I have changed my name from Joel Francis Gholap to Joel Francis Gonsalves as per Affidavit. C-12678
I have changed my name from Amarjeet Ramchandra to Amarjeet Ramchandra Pal as per Affidavit. C-12644
I Mrs. Farida Khuzema Haidri Wd/o Khuzema Kikabhai Haidri, have change my daughter’s name from Amtullah Khuzema Haidiri to Amatulla Khuzema Haidiri as per Affidavit dated 08-08-2013. C-12662
I have changed my name from John Philip Gholap to John Philip Gonsalves as per Affidavit. C-12679
I have changed my name from Priti Kumari Ram Udagar Poddar to Preeti Ramprakash Poddar as per Affidavit. C-12645 I have changed my name from Ram Udagar Dukha Poddar to Ram Udagar Dukha Poddar as per Affidavit. C-12646 I have changed my name from Geeta Ram Udagar Poddar to Shobha Ramprakash Poddar as per Affidavit. C-12647
We Kirankumar Jamnalal Sanghavi and my wife Jayshriben Kirankumar Sanghavi have changed our minor daughter's name Dristi Kiran Sanghavi to Dristi Kirankumar Sanghavi as per Affidavit dated: 08 Aug 2013. C-12614
I have changed my name from Seema Mahadeo Gurav to Shabenoor Tahir Siddiqui as per Affidavit. C-12630
I have changed my name from Sayida Ismail Mansuri to Saeeda Mansuri as per Affidavit. C-12648
I have changed my name from Arvind Rajendra to Kurup Arvind Rajendra as per Affidavit. C-12631
I have changed my name from Mr. Bonaventure Roger Creado to Mr. Bonaventure Anthony Creado as per Affidavit. C-12649
I have changed my name from Dineshkumar Baldevbhai Barot to Dinesh Baldev Barot as per Affidavit dated: 06 August 2013. C-12615
I have changed my name from Asib Yunus Shivani Memon to Asif Yunus Memon as per Affidavit. C-12632
I have changed my name from Chandankumar Jha to Chandan Jha as per Affidavit. C-12650
I have changed my name from Bharat Devichand to Bharat Devichand Chandan as per Affidavit. C-12663 I have changed my name from Sunita Bhagwandas Tharwani to Varnica Jairaj Kiranwala as per Govt. of Maharashtra Gazette No. (U-24977). C-12664
I have changed my name from Joseph Philip Gholap to Joseph Philip Gonsalves as per Affidavit. C-12677
I have changed my name from Rita Francis Gholap to Rita Francis Gonsalves as per Affidavit. C-12680 I have changed my name from Lisa Philip Gholap to Elizabeth Philip Gonsalves as per Affidavit. C-12681 I have changed my name from Francis John Gholap to Francis John Gonsalves as per Affidavit. C-12682
I have changed my name from Shailesh Bhai Bhagvan Bhai Bhuva to Shailesh Bhagvan Bhai Bhuva as per Affidavit dated 05/08/2013. C-12665
I have changed my name from Philip John Gholap to Philip John Gonsalves as per Affidavit. C-12683
I have changed my name from Sangitaben to Sangita Shailesh Bhuva as per Affidavit Dated 05/08/2013. C-12666
I have changed my name from Pravinkumar Kanji Patel to Pravin Kanji Patel as per Affidavit. C-12684
I have changed my name from Pradeep Ghumare to Pradeep Kumar Ghumare as per Affidavit. C-12667
I have changed my name from Mohammed Saeed Kha to Mohd Saeed Khan as per Affidavit. C-12685
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Family holds hospital responsible for 21-year-old girl’s death
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ies and we had no idea what was happening. They kept asking us to buy expensive medicines and injections which we promptly purchased. But at the end of all, I lost my sister. It is because of the hospital’s negligence that my sister lost her life. Had she been monitored correctly, this would not have happened”.
Anuradha Bhavsar. (Right) Brother Abhijeet at Cooper hospital.
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Speaking to ADC, Anuradha’s elder brother Abhijeet n an alleged case of med- Bhavsar said, “She was operical negligence, Criticare ated for a tumour on July 29 Hospital at Andheri is and was shifted to the general being blamed for the death of ward. That night, she started 21-year-old Anuradha experiencing pain in her Bhavsar, a resident of And- stomach. Doctors then gave heri. Anuradha, who was de- her some painkillers and she tected with a huge tumour got some relief. The next day, above her left kidney, under- when the pain became unwent a surgery at Criticare bearable, we called for the hospital on July 29. She doctors who did a sonograbreathed her last on August 7 phy. The sonography results after her condition worsened. revealed accumulation of blood in her stomach. She then underwent three surgerWhat the family had to say:
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What the hospital authorities had to say: Dr. Hemal Bhagat, Consultant Laproscopic Gastrointestinal Surgeon, who handled Anuradha’s case, said, “The surgery was a major one. The tumour was of the size of a football. Nothing went wrong with the surgery. She had taken it well. But the tumour led to a medical condition called Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC) and the moment DIC set in, we informed the family. Till the night of August 6, we had hopes that she would be alright. But yesterday morning
(August 7) the situation became grave. She developed multiple organ failure. We informed the family and told them that she was critical. We tried to do our best for her but she succumbed to DIC and sepsis. This is an unfortunate incident but there was no negligence from our side and the family was informed about every medical protocol that was being used
to help the girl”.
Provisional cause of death: The post-mortem was conducted at the BMC-run Cooper Hospital in Vile Parle and the provisional cause of death has been stated as generalised internal haemorrhage. The final post-mortem report is expected on Monday, informed a family member of the deceased.
Prisoner dies of stroke in Mumbai jail By A Staff Reporter
number 3 this morning following which he died. On June 26, the accused 26-year-old prisoner who hailed from Assam was brought to the prison in allegedly died of a stroke at connection with a cheating a high security central jail in case registered against him by the Economic Offence South Mumbai. The deceased, identified Wing (EOW) of Mumbai’s as Nabajeet Narayandas crime branch. The body was taken to who was lodged in Arthur Road jail in connection with the government run JJ a cheating case, suffered a Hospital for a post mortem heart attack at around 4.30 to ascertain the exact am, said the police. The in- cause of his death, added cident took place in barrack the police.
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Professor molests student Vasaigaon police book 45-yr-old under Section 354 By Suresh Golani
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he Vasaigaon police on Thursday booked a 45year-old professor on charges of sexually molesting a 16-year-old girl, who was a student of a private coaching class in Vasai. Identified as Rocky Gonsalves (45), the accused professor, who is a resident of Mulgaon, allegedly made sexual advances towards his 16-year-old student in the coaching class premises on different occasions for the past two days. The girl revealed this to her parents who registered a complaint against him at the Vasaigaon police station. Although a case under section 354 of the IPC has been registered against Gonsalves, he is yet to be arrested. Further investigations are on.
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shore at a mid-point between Girgaum Chowpatty and Raj lasting memorial for the Bhavan is the site now seMaratha warrior king revered lected for the memorial. Patil stated that the Nain Maharashtra. Patil further stated that the memorial tional Institute of Oceanogshould be such, that it will be raphy (NIO) and National a must visit for anyone visit- Environmental Engineering ing Mumbai. One visit to the Research Institute (NEERI) memorial should give the are currently conducting complete history of Shivaji to various environmental studies at the site. He added that visitors. Replying to queries Patil all season studies and surruled out any security threat veys are being conducted at to the nearby Raj Bhavan. He the moment. The aspect of argued that the 16 hectare global warming and rising solid rock base, found off sea levels, sea erosion, flow of sea currents and other issues will be factored into the NOTICE design of the memorial, NOTICE is hereby given that the added Patil.
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Tourism and Social Welfare Minister in Shivajirao Nilangekar’s ministry. anet Lawrence D’Souza, Janet D’Souza has been President of Maharashan active member of the tra Women’s Congress, Congress for a long time has now been appointed now and has headed varithe vice-president of the ous positions within the Maharashtra State Minorparty. Chandurkar further ity Commission. She is the said that the MPCC is first woman from Mahagrateful to INC President rashtra to have ever been Sonia Gandhi, Vice-presiappointed to this post. dent Rahul Gandhi, GenJanet has also been a Dieral Secretary rector of the State’s (Maharashtra) Mohan Maulana Azad Finance Prakash and CM Prithviraj Corporation and is the Chauhan for appointing principal of Little Flower Janet Lawrence D’Souza Janet at this prestigious English High School in hails from Kirem near Kin- post. Ghatkopar. Janet is also the PresiHer appointment was of- nigoly in Mangalore, is the ficially announced by Prof daughter of senior Con- dent of Celine D’Silva Janardhan Chandurkar, gress leader Celine D’Silva, Foundation and had conPresident of Maharashtra a former State Finance tested the last Assembly from the Pradesh Congress Commit- Minister in the cabinet of elections tee (MPCC). Janet, who Vasant Dada Patil and a Ghatkopar constituency.
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wo firearms suppliers, hailing from Assam, were arrested here by Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), which also seized half a dozen rifles and live cartridges from them, an official said on Thursday. The duo was nabbed from Wadala area on Tuesday. Acting on a tip off that a person named Yakub and his associate would come to Wadala with weapons, ATS laid a trap. Two persons, who were spotted moving suspiciously in the area, were caught by ATS, the official told PTI.
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Druggie husband, daughter booked for woman’s suicide By Suresh Golani
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ore than a month after the 45-year-old Femida Merchant committed suicide by hanging herself in her apartment in Kashimira, the police have registered a case against her husband Minhaz Abdullah Merchant (50) and 17-yearold daughter (name withheld as she is a minor) for abetting suicide. This came after Femida’s son Ali Raza (19), in his complaint to the police, stated that his mother was a victim of physical and mental torture by both his father and
younger sister. According to the police, Femida had committed suicide by hanging herself from the ceiling in the bedroom of her apartment in Green Wood Society located in the Hatkesh area of Kashimira on the afternoon of July 7. Post-mortem reports revealed that it was a clear case of suicide as death was caused due to asphyxia, prompting the police to register a case of suicidal death. However, Ali Raza, who had gone into a state of depression after his mother’s death, approached the Kashimira police on
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Gang robs, whacks police and escapes By Khushboo Panjabi
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ive armed dacoits looted cash worth Rs.10 lakh in Kharghar on Thursday morning. Radiant Cash Management Services, which was robbed, is located in sector 7 and offers a range of services in the Cash Management arena. Cash transactions with clients happen on a regular basis here. The workers, like always, were loading the briefcase of money into the vans around 10:30 AM. “After keeping the briefcase in the sixth van, a white color Scorpio car came in and there were a group of five dacoits inside it carrying weapons. They immediately threw red chilli powder into
the eyes of the workers”, informed K.M. Photke, Investigation Officer, Kharghar police station. He added, “One of the dacoits hit one person’s head with a hockey stick, pulled the briefcase from him and fled the spot. All the police stations were immediately informed of the robbery and the security was tightened across Kharghar. Owing to the traffic near Kopra village, we could manage to catch the dacoits, but they hit the police officials and the common public and escaped from there as well”. “The investigation is on and the dacoits will soon be identified and taken into custody”, said Photke.
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Wednesday and informed on-duty officials that his mother had taken the extreme step because she was unable to bear the torture and humiliation by his younger sister and their drug-addict father. “Following investigations, we have registered a case under section 306 of the IPC, against the husband and daughter of the deceased woman”, confirmed Police Inspector (Crime), Shivlal Purbe. However, no arrests have been made yet. Further investigations are being carried out by API Sadashiv Chavhan.
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he Nagpada police have arrested two extortionists for blackmailing a steel trader for carrying out water-proofing work at his shop. Two other accomplices however are absconding. According to the Nagpada police, Abdul Majid Choudhary (46), a resident of Vivek Apartment in Vihar Darshan Society in Santacruz East, owns a shop No.121, Haji Shahadat & Sons at Chhota Sonapur, Lokhand Bazar in Mohammad Ali Road, Nagpada, from steel rod are traded. One and half years ago, when Choudhary was carrying out water-proofing work at his shop, Iqbal Anjum, Mehmood Hasan Hakimi and Shadab Haider Mohd Sayeed Shaikh approached him and demanded an amount of Rs.5 lakh otherwise they would lodge a complaint with the BMC commissioner. Choudhary gave them Rs.25,000 to settle the matter. Of these three extortionists, Mohammad Hasan Hakimi claims to be from the IPS and some big political persons are reportedly handin-gloves, say sources. Recently again on July 4, when Choudhary was again doing water-proofing work at
The accused Mehmood Hasan Hakimi
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his shop, the trio complained to the BMC after which some civic officials started harassing Choudhary. This time the demand was for Rs.1 lakh, but the matter was eventually settled for Rs.75,000. When, on the following day, Choudhary could not go to the shop due to ill-health, a furious Shadab Shaikh called Choudhary and allegedly threatened him that he would have to face harassment by civic officials. Choudhary immediately lodged an FIR at the Nagpada police station, and the police
laid a trap and caught Shadab Shaikh and Rakesh Prabhakar Dolas red-handed as they were accepting Rs.75,000 from Choudhary. However, Shadab’s other two accomplices Iqbal Anjum and Mohammad Hakimi remain absconding. The investigating officer PSI Vaibhav Markand said, “We have arrested both the accused under sections 384 (extortion), 451 (trespass) and 34 (common intention) of the IPC. Further investigation is on to nab their two absconding accomplices.”
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Ponder awhile… “Power does not corrupt men; fools, however, if they get into a position of power, corrupt power.” — George Bernard Shaw
Turning white into A black operation T
HE injustice meted out to IAS officer Durga Sakthi Nagpal shows the governments in the country have the required know-how to turn white into black. An innocent and brave officer who took on the sand mafia in Uttar Pradesh had to face false charges against her. It was said she had demolished a wall built by Muslims around a masjid. She was not the culprit who ordered the pulling down of the wall. The villagers, the tehsildar himself said Durga had not ordered the pulling down of the wall. The Samajwadi Party which rules the state charged Durga with causing communal tension. One of the party’s leaders said that it was drastically possible that a Babri Masjid situation would develop! The government bent all rules and invented false charges against her. A huge effort was made to show an honest officer dishonest. All sorts of unconvincing charges were made against her. It was said she was inefficient and was playing a game of her own. What was most amazing was that even when there was no proof, they continued to claim, she was guilty. It is possible that an enquiry will show clearly that she is not guilty and that as an honest officer, she was only doing her duty. What is surprising is that the government is not bothered at all about the huge support Durga has got from the Indian IAS officers’ association and the people of this country. Perhaps the UP government was worried only by any action the Centre would take. The minority UPA government which wants the Samajwadi Party support in Parliament has apparently decided not to take any effective action over the issue.
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MARTYA SEN is a Nobel Laureate, and an Indian one–that one can be proud of. When the NDA was in power, it also bestowed on him India’s highest state honour, the Bharat Ratna; and quite appropriately too. With two such distinctions to his credit, one expected Sen to be more tactful and situation-conscious. In that, sadly, he has noticeably failed. Where politics is concerned, one expects a certain circumspection and maturity from a Bharat Ratna, not to speak of responsibility. In criticising Narendra Modi, he failed totally. To say, as Sen did, that he has every right to express his views in a democracy is stating the obvious. But what Sen forgot is the fact that in certain circumstances wisdom should dictate that silence is the better part of valour. His condemnation of Modi was needless. It is evident that Sen has no conception whatsoever of the communal history of Gujarat. By his remarks about Modi, Sen reduced his stature and worse still, aroused a futile controversy. He was consciously or unconsciously playing to the Congress gallery and turned out to be bad in theory and damaging in practice. A Bharat Ratna should stay away from controversies. Sen got embroiled in a shameful controversy of his own making.
responsibility behoving a Bharat Ratna. Hopefully, the entire episode will be quickly forgotten. At this point, perhaps I am permitted to make one suggestion to Sen. Sir, kindly read up on a book that has just been published entitled The Man of The Moment: Narendra Modi to know something of what has transpired in Gujarat in the past years. Don’t get led by the anti-Modi stories propagated by our sinful secularists who have no concept of history, much less a respect for truth. In the past few years, the media–I am largely referring to the English media and TV channels – has failed to exercise a sense of responsibility that can only be attributed to TRP consciousness.
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Understandably, he was called to order by Piyush Goyal in The Economic Times (July 24). Goyal, let it be said in all fairness, is National Treasurer of the BJP, besides being an MP. In the course of running down Modi, Sen preferred to forget many things. As Goyal, for example, remarked, “Can Sen ignore data from the Director General for Employment and Training? A good 80 per cent of employment exchange jobs were created in Gujarat. The Labour Bureau of India says Gujarat has the lowest unemployment rate in India at one per cent. Gujarat and Chattisgarh are models of computerised PPS. These BJP states have devised a food security system that has been praised from courts monitoring public policy, from the Planning Commission and the World Bank”, and so on. The controversy could have been avoided had Sen shown some diplomacy to tell his interviewer who, of course, was provoking him, that it would be inappropriate for him to comment on the current affairs. Sadly, he didn’t realise that as much as he has certain rights, these must be over-ruled by a greater sense of
Take, for example, the controversy that was raised over a point made by Modi about feeling pained when a puppy is run over by a vehicle in which he is travelling, and that he similarly feels painful after watching human tragedies. The analogy was done in good faith. The media deliberately and with calculated intent gave it a sinister connotation. As The Free Press Journal (July 15) noted, “the anti-Modi megaphones on television and the secular entrepreneurs were quick to seize the ‘puppy’ analogy to allege that he had compared Muslims with ‘puppies’, which sounds more abusive when spoken in Hindi. Noting that the very suggestion was “preposterous”, the paper said, “It is the by-product of a poisoned mindset, which is determined to demonise the Gujarat Chief Minister as an evil incarnate. One pities the understanding of the news TV anchors and the usual megaphones of the so-called secularist parties.” The editorial needs to be printed in gold, such is its relevance. Among other things it said, “Modi’s alleged communal world-view is hammered
nightly on television with the sole objective of pushing the rampant corruption, criminality and non-governance of the UPA. Dividing the people on religious grounds, frightening the minorities into believing that Modi would gobble them up, was a crude game the Congress-led secularists were playing with the sole objective of reversing the strong anti-incumbency tornado blowing in the country and which is set to sweep them out of power. Therefore, the malign Modi Project must become the leitmotif of the Congress’s poll campaign. For they have no wares of their own to sell, their record in power being so corrupt and so incompetent that they seek to turn Modi into the epitome of Evil with a capital E?
Modi critics mostly from media
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The critics of Modi as is well-known, come from various sources, most notably the media. The Hindu (July 11) carried a tirade against Modi by Prasar Bharati chairperson Mrinal Pande to which a sharp reply was given by Venkat Goli, founder of Yudofud, a conservative public strategy think tank. If Pande had read Atmaram Kulkarni’s biography of Shankarsinh Vaghela Portrait of a Charismatic Leader, she might have been more lenient, perhaps of Modi. But that is too much to expect from secularists. In his reply to Pande’s piece on Modi, Goli made it clear that it was not Modi who started the 2002 riots and that it must be remembered that the riots caused a “loss of both Hindu and Muslim lives”. Has Pande heard of the term sub-judice, asked Goli, adding that “if the highest court of our land finds Modi guilty of abetting violence then he will be punished”, and Modi wasn’t punished. So, asked Goli, “Should we not trust our own institutions to stand up to the challenges? Goli is wasting his time. Modi-haters will refuse to listen to the truth, no matter how obvious it is. As for the UPA government, said Goli, truthfully, “The Indian government, by not protesting against the refusal of the USA to grant Modi a visa, has not only undermined the judicial process in our own land and weakened our judicial institutions but also weakened our democracy”. But Modi-haters can’t be expected to stand up for democracy when hating Modi is the be-all and end-all of their very existence. They are an unteachable lot.
Enlightenment is something wonderful “I
T is kind of mystery that for people who have no experience of enlightenment, enlightenment is something wonderful. But if they attain it, it is nothing. But yet it is not nothing. Do you understand? For a mother with children, having children is nothing special. That is zazen. So, if you continue this practice, more and more you will acquire something – nothing special, but nevertheless something. You may say “universal nature” or “Buddha nature” or “enlightenment”. You may call is by many names, but for the person who has it, it is nothing, and it is something." "While you are continuing this practice, week after week, year after year, your experience will become deeper and deeper, and your experience will cover everything you do
danta. Don’t contribute to reward oriented thinking and don’t contribute to ego-centric thinking. In other words, don’t let behaviour betray belief. Live as much as possible as if all is One. If you see yourself as a separate person, you will see lots of separate people, but if you see all as just a part of you (or everything as just an expression of the Universal Oneness) then that dramatically changes the scenery. Don’t emphasize the Relax and let things happen naturally. ego or chase results, instead just reside as a That is the essence as you continue with detached witness, silently watching everyyour meditation practice, on its own, unex- thing play itself out. At the end everything pectedly enlightenment will gently blossom. will take its natural place. The person that Nothing more is needed except earnestness. you think you are will go about his or her life Sincerely continue on, without contributing spontaneously and the Oneness will be to gaining ideas and dualistic ideas. This is where your awareness is established – that is the core of Zen and the core of Advaita Ven- true zazen. — Zen Master Shunryu Suzuki in your everyday life. The most important thing is to forget all gaining ideas, all dualistic ideas. In other words, just practice zazen in a certain posture. Do not think about anything. Then eventually you will resume your own true nature. That is to say, your own true nature resumes itself."
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From the super metallic finish to the diamond studded dial, this watch screams class in every aspect. Price `2.29 lakhs Where Tag Heuer at Grand Hyatt Plaza and Palladium
SPorTy Sporty watches are perfect for all occasions and so, are always a safe buy. Avoid the rounds
Bored with all the round dial watches? Pick up this one from Diesel instead. Price `8,495 onwards Where Leading retail stores
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This watch is a nice combination of sporty and classy. Price `1.64 Lakhs Where www.yebhi.com
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This watch from Nautica makes fantastic use of the orange colour. Price `11,995 Where www.nauticawatches.com
We love the smooth black finish which contrasts well with the silver-red dial. Price `6,995 onwards Where Leading retail outlets
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« EXHIBITION: LIFE WITHOUT TARGETS
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The liTTle Things Rhea Dhanbhoora tells you why you should head to Jehangir Art Gallery this weekend
« GIG: OUT OF THE BLUE (OOTB) HOSTS A MUSIC GIG OOTB gOES LIvE
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e’re always chasing some dream or the other but have you ever thought about living life without any expectations, goals or targets? Take a step back from the rat race and spend a little time considering the prospect as that’s exactly what artist Lambodar Naik did. Realising that people spend too much time chasing their goals and failing to see the small miracles of daily life, he spent his creative energy trying to help us see beyond that. His show titled Life Without Targets, imbibes the philosophy of never having any goals. The artist credits his work to his fight to live life after being diagnosed with Deep Vein Thrombosis when he was just 11. Influenced both by the beauty of little things and the workings of Hinduism that he saw and was part of while growing up in Orissa, he has artwork depicting the Kumbh Mela in a surprisingly different light. He was also part of the Theospohical Society that fought for the Indian Freedom Society and the first forum to fight for Women’s Education. He tells us, “The Theosophical Society taught me about the great masters of wisdom, their lives and teachings. This soul searching and self study helped me in delving deep in to my creative insights which actually became the cause for the unfolding and flowing of my individuality as an artist.” When August 13 – 19 Where Art Gallery- 3, Jehangir Art Gallery, Kala Ghoda Contact 22843989
« EXHIBITION: PAUSE MUMBAI pAUSED
Mumbai is known as the city that never sleeps. Nakul Vengsarkar’s forthcoming photo-exhibition is based on this theme and looks quite interesting. Called Pause, the architect and interior designer who is an avid photographer, will be showcasing various scenes and moments from the streets of our vibrant city that are ‘paused.’ Nakul tells us, “A camera helps you capture a hundredth of a second from the maelstrom that we call life. Pause is my way of saying, stop and embrace the moment! There
is so much beauty that goes by unnoticed and unappreciated. As an artist, I am drawn to photography as a medium to capture and showcase the paused moments from the streets of our vibrant city of Mumbai... moments that evoke a visceral aesthetic response.” When Ongoing Where Cheval Bar & Restaurant, Next to Liv, MG Road, Kala Ghoda Contact 40396638
« GIG: CRY FREEDOM CONCERT
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MUSIC ThAT hELpS
DAME FELICITY LOTT DAME FELICITY LOTT RETURNS TO MUMBAI
If a gig is what you’re looking forward to catch this evening, make your way to Bandra to watch a live performance at Out of the Blue, where they’re encouraging both new as well as renowned musicians to lend music to the night. This week, they’ve got musicians Vivek and Rhiya who will be performing live. Singer Rhiya Jauhari has lent her voice to channels such as Disney, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network and Malhar and now sings at renowned restaurants across the city. She tells us, “It’s been an enriching experience to work with the Out of the Blue Family.” Her singing partner, Vivek Aurelius D’silva is a self taught guitarist who plays across the city with a host of reputed musicians. Together, they’re going to be playing several interesting tunes to brighten up your Friday evening. When Today, 8pm onwards Where Out of the Blue, Bandra (W)
>> Sulk Station (above) and Sandunes (above right) are part of this evening’s line-up for the CRY CRY (Child Rights and You) Freedom Concert is a property conceptualised, produced and promoted by Indigo Live in association with CRY, an NGO for India’s underprivileged children. This edition’s theme is titled Freedom for Women and the concert series will take place in Mumbai and Delhi. The Mumbai concert is on tonight and has an exciting line-up of indie musicians from across the country. On the bill are electro-rock act Dualist Inquiry from Delhi, Future Garage/2 step artist Sandunes from Mumbai, down-tempo electronic duo Sulk Station from Bengaluru, Mumbai singer songwriter Vasuda Sharma and stand-up comic Aditi Mittal. The event is to help raise funds and rebuild lives for 51 women who have been victims of heinous crimes. Speaking about the event, Sanjay Prabhu, COO, Indigo Business Group, says, “As we know, music has
always had the power to draw and unite people. We are extremely thrilled and excited to bring to you the CRY Freedom concert.” Indie music lovers in the city should be excited about this gig because of three reasons. Firstly, Sulk Station will be doing their highly anticipated second performance in the city. Secondly, we are hoping for Dualist Inquiry and Sandunes to jam at this outing after both of them performed together (along with Jivraj Singh on drums) in Delhi last month as part of The Dualist Inquiry band. Thirdly, the entry of `800 is going for a humanitarian cause. So don’t try to scout for a free entry, pay the price and enjoy a brilliant show tonight. When Tonight, 9pm onwards Where blueFROG, Todi Mills compound, Lower Parel Contact Book your tickets at www.bookmyshow.com
Soprano diva Dame Felicity Lott is back with pianist Maciej Pikulski to present to you a mesmerising evening called Felicity’s Favourites at The National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA). The performance will include Lieder and Arias by Mozart, Schumann, Richard Strauss, Fauré, Poulenc and Offenbach. Dame Felicity has chosen some of her favourite pieces that she believes the audience will appreciate. Her operatic repertoire ranges from Handel to Stravinsky, but she has, above all, built up her formidable international reputation as an interpreter of the great roles of Mozart and Strauss. Chairman of NCPA, Khushroo N. Suntook says, “Dame Felicity is indeed a vocalist of high caliber and I am confident that the pieces she will present will keep the audiences asking for more.” Don’t miss out on this opportunity to witness the performance of one of Britain’s best loved soprano. Cost `500 and `300 When August 13, 7 pm Where Tata Theatre, NCPA, Nariman Point Contact 66223724
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WEEKEND PLANNER
MUMBAI | FRIDAY, AUGUST17, 9, 2010 2013 MUMBAI | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
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Shop
traNsLate — the reViVaList’s souL
Translate, a premium designer line that beautifully fuses the revived art of hand-woven Ikat with popular urban trends, is going to showcase their line at the Vaya store this weekend. Led by textile revivalist and fashion designer, Vinita Passary, Translate draws inspiration from the age-old tradition of weaving but adds a touch of present day relevance to the style. It brings together textiles from the looms of Maheshwar, Bengal, Uppada, Kanchipuram, Benaras and Kota and echoes the sentiment of the modern woman who wants to go back to her roots, the classic way. Promoter of Vaya, Mira Sagar, said, “Vaya is delighted to invite Vinita Passary to showcase her new collection in Mumbai. An exquisite range of sarees, stoles, dupattas and scarves will be the highlight of the collection.” when Up to August 10 where Vaya store, Cool Shanagh, 8, Nawroji Gamadia Road, Breach Candy contact 23536544
50% off at LaVie
If you’ve been putting off buying a bag for yourself because you don’t have the moolah, head down to Lavie, where they are offering up to 50% off on bags and clutches. The sale is on till the end of this month. Chief operating officer of Lavie, Sandeep Goenka tells us, “Customers can choose from various styles such as satchels, totes, leather bags and laptop bags and avail great discounts on them. Lavie’s unique designs and appealing style makes the bags a must-have.” They have limited stocks, so if you do not want to miss out on the sale, you should hurry. when Up to August 31 where Lavie outlets and leading handbag stores in the city contact www.lavieaccessories.com
Popular events, shop and restaurant guide burrp.com has recently introduced their burrp! Club loyalty card. At the moment, it’s by invite only, but you can write to them to request for one and depending on your food habits and burrp.com activity, you could be one of the lucky few. The paid membership costs `3,000 and includes a number of value added services, including discounts at restaurants, spas and salons across the city, along with access to special burrp experiences and events that include a 5-course set menu for two, date nights and much more. Chief operating officer, Sandeep Das says, “burrp! has always looked at ways to increase visibility and drive footfalls to our partner establishments as well as bring value to customers who have engaged with us for many years. The burrp! Club is a solution that benefits everyone, the consumer as well as the city’s top food and nightlife, shopping and wellness destinations. It’s a win-win situation.” The club has currently only launched in the city but plans to expand soon. contact www.burrp.com to find out more and request for membership
booKworMs ahoy!
Oxford bookstores in the city are hosting their monsoon sale where you can avail of up to 80% off on books, magazines, stationery and gift items. It’s going to be a month-long sale at their Churchgate and Bhandup stores. A spokesperson for Oxford Bookstores says, “At the sale we are offering discounts on our entire range of merchandise, varying between 10% to 80%. Customers will get great books at never before prices. The fast moving titles are mostly from the children, Indian writing in English and fiction sections.” when Up to August 31, from 10am to 10pm where Oxford Bookstore, Apeejay House, 3 Dinshaw Vachha Road, Churchgate; Oxford Bookstore, Neptune Magnet Mall, 3A, Earth Zone, Neptune Magnet Mall, Living Point, LBS Marg, Bhandup (W) contact 66364477/ 67083488
Celebrate Eid with Sia Art Jewellery’s Noor collection. The collection is classy and traditional, consisting of pieces with coloured stones and traditional patterns. Manager of marketing and e-business, Beta Dave says, “Noor is an Urdu word that means beautiful. That’s the thought behind the launch of the collection. As every woman desires to look beautiful, this collection is especially for those who need no reason to adore themselves. We have launched special jhumkas, balis, maang tikkas, side chands and pasas for the season.” when Ongoing where www.siajewellery.com
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hoMe Décor saLe at obsessioNs
It’s time to stock up on edgy décor items at an affordable price. Obsessions is offering discounts ranging from 15% to 50% on exclusive products. The product range includes imported carpets, doormats and bathroom accessories. Founder of Obsessions, Ashish Dhingra says, “Revamping a few accessories can induce an element of freshness to your home. This offer from Obsessions will present some finely tailored carpets and excellent home décor products at affordable prices to bring out the best in your home.” Hurry to the stores to grab what you can before everything gets sold out. when Up to August 18 where Shoppers Stop and Home Stop outlets across the city contact info@envogueindia.com
MoNsooN sPeciaLs at MuDD saLoN & Day sPa
Mudd Salon & Day Spa, known for its breathtaking location by the sea, is offering a range of monsoon special treatments that promise to take care of all your monsoon worries. The new treatments include Aqua Brightening Facial, Classic Hair Spa and Deep Moisturising manicure or pedicure. Owner of Mudd Salon and Day Spa, Aleena Jetha says, “At Mudd, we aim to strike a balance between age old techniques and new treatments to give our clients the best results.” when Ongoing where Mudd Salon and Day Spa, Sea Bird, Bandstand, Bandra (W) contact 226428756
Travel
caLiforNia Pizza KitcheN faVours Mexico
Exhibition groVer zaMPa ViNeyarD wiNe tastiNg
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Noor coLLectioN by sia art JeweLLery
>> Go back to your roots the classic way with Translate’s new collection
Head to Grover Zampa Vineyards for a fun weekend of wine tasting, starting from `250. The tour starts with a history of the vineyard, moving to the winery and barrel room where they age premium brands. Founder and chief executive officer, Ravi Jain says, “Wine tourism is a great way for wine lovers to appreciate the product and it also gives them an insight into wine culture, allowing them to appreciate the wine making process. You can enjoy a variety of wines, including Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, and Sparkling Rose.” After the tasting, you can enjoy a lunch which can be ordered when you book the trip itself. where 967/1026, Sanjegaon, Igatpuri, Nasik contact info@vdvmail.com
sPLeNDiD coLours — aN exhibitioN of PaiNtiNgs
A group of five contemporary artists from Hyderabad will display their recent thematic work in oil, acrylic and mixed medium on canvas at Splendid Colours, an exhibition of paintings. It will highlight relevant perspectives of Splendid Colours in the visual form of paintings, which are true reflections of the genre and talent of the participants. The five artists showcasing their works are Y. Annapurna, Subhas Babu, Amila Reddy, Ahobilam Prabhakar and Sreepathi Kumar. Artist A. Prabhakar says, “This show displays paintings in semi-realistic, realistic styles with some special visual glow and the religious work in the relevant arenas with the desired visual glows and luminescence achieved by us.” when Up to August 12, from 11am to 7pm where Nehru Centre Art Gallery, Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli contact 9490868288
California Pizza Kitchen (CPK) has introduced new flavours and dishes to the menu along with a lot of Mexico influenced delicacies. The new menu will now see dishes such as Charqui Grilled Chicken, a delicious dish of chicken in Caribbean jerk spices served with a Calming Herb Ranch Dressing, Chilly Cilantro Serrano Cheese Dip served with tortillas and Black Bean Quesadilla — a dish particular to the southern and central regions of Mexico. Regional kitchen manager at CPK, India, chef Bakul Kodikal says, “Guests can look forward to the new menu prepared using fresh ingredients, indigenous to the country. The menu will also include dishes from the Mexifornia festival that was held earlier this year.” when Ongoing where CPK outlets across the city contact 66366636
New Dishes at traDer Vic’s Mai tai LouNge
20 new dishes are being launched at Trader Vic’s Mai Tai Lounge. The new additions include Honi Honi Mushrooms, Bell Pepper Bruschetta, Crab Ragoon and Mai Tai Fish Burger. Executive brand chef of Trader Vic’s Mai Tai Lounge, Rahul Hajarnavis says, “Keeping in mind the varied tastes of the diners in India, we have made new additions to the existing menu which are true to the spirit of Trader’s Vic’s legacy.” when Ongoing where Trader Vic’s Mai Tai Lounge, Phoenix Mills, Lower Parel contact 67734949
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new launches: finD out what’s just out
Angry BirDs BiCyCles for ChilDren
MUMBAI | FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2013
« salon reviews: jh bevels & nalini of nalini & YasMin
Luxurious induLgence
Jawed Habib has launched a new brand – JH Bevels. Dev Goswami checks out the first outlet in Mulund and tells you about his experience
Looking to buy something unique and funky for your children? Check out the new bicycle designs that Dream Theatre have introduced. The cycles feature colourful Angry Birds themed graphics that are sure to be a hit with your children. If you don’t want to purchase a new bicycle, you can check out their range of accessories, which include saddles, backrests, bells and horns. Price `5,100 onwards Where www.la-sovereign.com/mumbai.html
AmeriCAn sWAn’s neW rAnge of Chinos
Chinos are quite popular, so if you’re looking to pick up a pair, check out American Swan’s new collection. They are perfect for everyday wear, especially if your office is not too strict about sticking to formal clothes. The range is available in varied colour options such as blue, pink, green, brown, yellow and orange. What’s more, each colour comes in a number of shades, helping you pick the one that will work the best for you. Price `899 onwards Where www.americanswan.com
>> JH Bevels is as luxurious as the name suggests. The interiors and service are on par with one another and it’s worth the experience
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rom the beautiful glass façade outside to the spacious interiors, JH Bevels channels luxury. If HairXpresso (another of Jawed Habib’s brands) is about quick and low-cost haircuts, JH Bevels is at the other end of the spectrum. They offer luxury treatments for skin, nails, feet and hair. JH Bevels prides themselves on their Alchemy section, a small cubicle where they check and diagnose your scalp and hair. Once the diagnosis reveals the problem(s), they draw up a customised treatment plan across 4-5 sittings. The treatments are clinical in nature and so, would last for 5-6 months at the least. However, their skin and nail treatments are more aesthetic than clinical. After studying my skin, the specialist recommended I go in for a sitting of the AntiAcne treatment (`1,250 per sitting). I liked the fact that even though the manager told me that the Sea Escape Gentleman Facial was a must-have treatment, they recommended a different one which was specifically suited for my skin — honest recommendations by salon staff are a big plus in my book. The anti-acne treatment lasted for around an hour and included a face clean up followed by the application of anti-acne and skin bighting creams. The penultimate step sounded scary: electric zit-zapper that uses electric pulses to destroy bacteria from your pores; but don’t worry; it is not even as painful as a pinprick. It was followed by a natural, fruit-based face mask and finally, a blackhead removal tool (again, not painful and only for surface acne). The treatment also had a twominute, relaxing head massage that was pure heaven. The actual anti-acne treatment needs three sittings, but I noticed the effects after just one. Since the treatment five days ago, there have been no new breakouts, oil formation on my T-zone has reduced and overall, I am satisfied with the treatment. Next was a haircut which was so quick, I was worried about whether my stylist was really interested in cutting my hair. However, the results left me spellbound. I loved the cut and the way he styled my hair… call me vain, but for me, it really stood out. Overall, JH Bevels is an indulgence that is worth the price The staff is friendly, professional and well-trained. I am looking forward to their upcoming outlets in Colaba and Kandivali. Where Jh Bevels 1A & 1B, D wing, Sai Dham CHS, P K Road, Mulund (W) Contact 67085749
De-stress without Disrobing
With a reputable position in the market, Tejasvi Desai finds out if Nalini of Nalini & Yasmin’s new spa section lives up to the brand name
>> Even with the slightly salon-like feel, the de-stress massage at Nalini & Yasmin is a good experience
Although a spa and beauty section, this new addition at Nalini of Nalini & Yasmin, still had a slight salon-like feel to it. I was greeted by cheerful faces as they whisked me away for a de-stress massage to their new spa section, which was serene and tastefully decorated keeping the Indian Ayurveda theme in mind. The massage room was small compared to the setup of other spas in the city but it was complete with all the necessities. I was waiting to be provided with a change of clothes so we could get started but I was told there was no need for that. The de-stress massage offered at Nalini ncludes a scalp, neck, shoulder, hand and foot massage done with special aroma and homeopathic oils. One therapist started with the scalp and
neck while the other one simultaneously worked my feet. The therapists were adept and knew exactly what pressure points to target. The only sounds that punctured the tranquility were the cracking of my back and gasps of pain mingled with relief as she unknotted different parts of my body. I was trying to keep track of the foot massage too but gave in ultimately to the wonderful respite I was getting and just surrendered myself to Where Nalini of Nalini & Yasmin, 202/203 Sagar Fortune, Waterfield Road, Bandra (W) Contact 6668 0089 Cost `1,500 (exclusive of tax) Duration 50 minutes
the experience. The massage culminated in a relaxing oil massage for the scalp where homeopathic hair oil to reduce hair fall and herbal hair tonic to combat dandruff was used. The techniques used were Indian and the warmth and dedication of the therapists was reflected in the results. You might not think that you are stressed enough to get a de-stress massage but you are sure to change your mind once you get one! The massage lasted for 50 minutes but unlike normal spa treatments where it’s more about the pampering rather than long lasting effect, I could feel the difference for days after. It’s quick, convenient but above all effective. Drop in after a busy day at work and you will be all set to tackle the rest of the week.
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MUMBAI | FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2013
Eid Mubarak!
People around the city are all set to celebrate the end of a month of fasting today. Rhea Dhanbhoora brings you some of the best places where you can tuck into Eid specials this weekend
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oday marks Eid-ul-Fitr that celebrates the end of a month of fasting. Restaurants across the city have special Eid menus in order to celebrate the festival. Whether you’re breaking your fast or celebrating with someone who is, here are a few places in the city that are offering some delicious specials:
>> The Raan-e-Tandoor looks and sounds mouthwatering. If you don’t want to miss out on it, make your way to Saffron Bay
(&% , Saffron Bay has an extensive range of tandoori delights to help you celebrate the festival. The menu includes lipsmacking dishes such as Chote Nawab, Firangi Pasand, Malai Sheekh Kebab, Paneer Tikka Achari, Vegetable Tandoori Platter, Murgh Malai Tikka, Tandoori Chicken, Reshmi Kabab and Raan-e-tandoor. Mix it up with the Dum Biryani or Pulav for a real feast. ( Plot No. 39B, Chowpatty Seaface, Charni Road &%* * 23696991/ 9930255923
%"+( Ankur is holding a special kebab and biryani special this Eid. Here you can enjoy specials restaurant will offer an array of such as Jastha Kebab, Galothi Kebab, Paneer Mediterranean dishes that are typical of the Malai Tikka, Chicken Tikka, Veg Seekh traditional fare of the festival. They will serve Kebab, Reshmi Kebab, Ghosht Lara, Seekh hot and cold mezzes, grills and starters along Kebab, Dum Biryani and Vegetable with desserts such as Knafi Jibni and Hyderabadi Biryani. You can visit for both Muhallabai. Priced between 1,195 and 1,695, the buffet is worth checking out. lunch as well as dinner. ( Meadows House, Tamarind Lane, M.P. ( Taj Mahal Palace, Opposite Gateway Shetty Marg, Fort of India, Apollo Bunder &%* * 22654194/ 22630393 &%* * 66653366
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If you want a traditional Iftar menu with a touch of luxury, this is the place to be. The
Neel is taking all the Mohammed Ali Road treats and specials and giving them a more elegant plate thanks to chef Mukhtar Qureshi. The menu is a mix of shorbas such as Paya Awadhi Shorba and Subz Santre ka Shorba and of course, Gosht Kofta Biryani. You’ll also get to enjoy desserts such as Malai Sheer Biraanj, Shahi Nawabi Tukda and Chandani Malpua. Tote on the Turf, Mahalaxmi &%* * 61577777
>> Ankur is offering a range of kebabs and biryanis that you can indulge over lunch as well as dinner
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The menu consists of a range of nonvegetarian and vegetarian specials such as Galouti Kebabs and Dum ka Murg. They’ll also be offering traditional desserts including Sheer Kurma. The menu will be part of a buffet that will cost 558 up to Saturday. On Sunday, they’ll be hosting a brunch that costs 999 without alcohol and 1,199 with alcohol — both at an attractive 25% discounted price.
Parbai’s Fresh and Naturelle has a range of ice creams that’s in the spirit of the festivities. From Kesaria Rabri Malai (below), to the intrinsically Indian Rose, you’ll be spoilt for choice.The ice cream is priced at 89 plus taxes. ( Outlets across the city
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%* ( %* ( The restaurant is celebrating Eid with a special Ramadan Thaal. The thaal they’re offering is specially customised for the festival and includes tender meat, served over a bed of aromatic biryani. And in true spirit, there’s also dry fruits and silver warq as garnish on the thaal, which is served with kebabs and saalan. It costs 5,000 to 15,000 and serves a minimum of 12 people. they deliver till 3am in the morning to Andheri and Juhu. ( Plot no G-5,Gautan no 3, A B Nair Road, Juhu Church, Next to Horizon Hotel, Before Novotel Hotel, Juhu &%* * 8655344771
BEST HAPPY HOURS AT FARIYAS, Colaba, Mumbai. Enjoy Happy Hours every day at Tavern from 1pm – 8pm offering half priced drinks & appetizers during the magic hours with Rock & Retro music. The perfect place to relax after a hard day's work. Double your happiness by enjoying International / Indian mocktails & cocktails. Pair the signature creations from the bar with lip smacking small bites such as
shrimp cocktail, cheese bites, Mediterranean dishes and much more for a sublime experience . The Best Happy Hours is the perfect way to catch up with friends over drinks, music and light conversation. Where: Fariyas Hotel, 25, Off Arthur Bunder Road, Colaba, Mumbai – 400 005. Contact: 6141 6141 Ext.-2155 / 95949 68405.
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Afternoon Despatch & Courier Special
MUMBAI MUMBAI | FRIDAY, | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER AUGUST03, 9, 2013 2010
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ou may think you have impeccable table manners because you keep your elbows off the dining table, hold your fork in your left hand and your knife in your right and request your dining companion to pass the salt when you need it. However, things can get quite tricky when you visit another country. For instance, in Japan, if you stick your chopsticks upright in a bowl of rice, you might remind the Japanese man next to you about a loved one’s funeral. And, order a cappuccino in Italy after 3pm and the waiter will instantly recognise that you are a tourist. We tell you more about some bizarre food etiquette from different parts of the world.
Best to avoiD forks in thailanD If you’ve ordered a dish that has rice in it, you can use your fork only to help slide the food onto the spoon and not to eat from it. Also, there are some dishes that are to be eaten only with your hands. If you come across a dish that has sticky rice, you can’t eat it with a spoon, you can only use your hands. A fork can only be used if there is a separate item that you order which has no rice in it. Apart from their aversion to forks, it’ll be considered an insult to their traditional meals if you try to eat them with the help of chopsticks.
never stiCk your ChopstiCks upriGht in Japan If you want to rest your chopsticks in between bites, it should be placed right in front of you, parallel to the edge of the table and nowhere else. Also, never make the mistake of sticking your chopsticks upright in the bowl as that might remind your
>> Rest chopsticks in front of you and not upright when you visit Japan
>> In Thailand, use a spoon to eat rice instead of a fork
DROP YOUR FORK! Don’t be surprised if you hear this statement while chomping on your rice in Thailand. Priyanka Singh brings you the reasoning behind this and other bizarre food etiquette from across the globe
Gulp your wine in GeorGia If you sip your wine in Gerogia, you’re doing it wrong. Wines here are only supposed to be drunk at toasts. When the opportunity does arise, you need to gulp your wine down in one go!
Don’t eat with your left hanD in inDia When the topic of bizarre traditions comes up, how can India be far behind? In several Hindu households, especially in South India, you cannot eat with your left hand. Why? That’s because in India you clean your posterior with your left hand after answering Mother Nature’s call, which makes your left hand dirty. But what if you are left handed? Then you need to eat at these functions with your
left hand. As long as one hand is considered dirty, all is well here.
Don’t flip the fish in China With most fish dishes, after we are done eating one side of the fish, the normal thing to do is to flip the fish over and eat the other side. But in China, especially the southern parts and Hong Kong, flipping the fish means you’re inviting bad luck. Superstitious people will leave the back of the fish untouched. But, if that seems taking it too far for you, then you can pull off the bone and then eat the flesh from the bottom without a hitch.
fellow Japanese diners about a loved one’s funeral. During a funeral ceremony in Japan, a bowl of rice belonging to the person who has passed away is kept before the coffin, with the chopsticks upright, held stiff by the rice in the bowl. We also suggest that you learn how to eat with chopsticks before visiting Japan because you will generally be rewarded with frowns if you ask for a fork.
no CappuCCino after noon in italy There is no cryptic or traditional reasoning behind this but some Italians believe that a cappuccino had late in the day can upset your tummy. So, in most Italian restaurants, you will never find an Italian ordering the foamy coffee after 3pm and never after an elaborate meal. If you do order a cup,
everyone around you would know that you are a typically ignorant tourist. Still need your dose of caffeine? No worries, an espresso works fine no matter the time.
never mix your voDka in russia >> Avoid ordering a cup of cappuccino after 3pm when you visit Italy
In Russia, you must drink your vodka neat. Not even ice accompanies the drink because it is believed that it mars the purity of vodka. Another tradition is when someone offers you vodka, you can’t refuse as it’s considered extremely rude.
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Know your Economics Introduction The new syllabus of Economics is based on the basic concept of economics. The new curriculum helps to develop the students’ level of understanding. They will learn about basic economic problems and their solutions, inflation, the public distribution system as well as consumer protection. Chapters like ‘Basic Problems and Solutions of an Economy’ and ‘Inflation’, enable students to understand economic concepts and problems in their dayto-day lives.
Chapter 1: Introduction of Economy
Summary Meaning of an Economy An economy is a combination of productive activities and services provided. People buy various goods and services from the market to satisfy their wants. An economy is a system which provides the means to work and earn a living. It is an organisation which makes use of available resources to produce goods and services. Definition: An economy refers to various activities related to the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services in a certain geographical region. An economy is defined as a relationship between production, trade and the supply of money in a particular country or region.
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Types of Economy: There are three types of economy 1. Capitalist economy 2. Socialist economy 3. Mixed economy Features of Economy 1. Certain geographical area 2. Natural resources 3. Population 4. Political sovereignty 5. Sectoral distribution Some important questions from the chapter: Q1. What are productive activities? Ans. Activities happening around us such as farming, manufacturing, mining, transport, communication etc. are called productive activities. Q2.What is meant by economy? Ans. An economy is a combination of productive activities and services provided. It is a system which provides the means to work and earn a living. Q3. Explain the various types of economy. Ans. There are three types of economy: 1. Capitalist economy: In a capitalist economy, the means of production are owned and managed by private individuals. The main motive of producers is to maximise profit in a capitalist economy. eg. USA 2. Socialist economy: In a socialist economy, society as a whole collectively owns the factors of production. So, the means of production are owned and managed by the government. Its main aim is to maximize social welfare. eg. China 3. Mixed economy: It is a co-existence of both the public and private sectors. In this case, means of production are owned and managed by the government as well as by private individuals. eg India. Q4. Explain the term mixed economy. Ans. (Refer to the above definition on Mixed economy.)
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Q 5. Explain the features of economy Ans. The main features of economy are: 1. Certain Geographical Area: Every economy has a well defined geographical area which determines the boundaries of a nation. The Indian economy owns about 32, 87, 263 sq km of land, with 28 states and 7 union territories. It occupies 2.4% of the total land area of the earth. 2. Natural Resources: Natural resources refer to the resources which are freely available in nature. They include land, mountains, water, sunshine, sea, forests, mineral deposits etc. The level of production in an economy is influenced by the availability and utilisation of natural resources. 3. Population: The supply of labour in a country depends upon the size of its population. Education, training and health services improve the quality of human resources. There are three concepts regarding the size of the population of a country: a. Optimum population b. Over population c. Under population 4. Political Sovereignty: The term ‘sovereignty’ means supreme power or authority. Political supremacy is directly related to the economy. The government of the country must have the supreme power to make rules and enforce laws. 5. Sectoral distribution: On the basis of ownership and management, sectors are classified as private sectors, public sectors and join sectors. On the basis of the nature of activities, various productive activities are mainly classified into three sectors. Q6. Explain the three different sectors of an economy. Ans 1. Primary Sector: It is also called the agricultural sector. Occupations mainly based on natural resources are included in the primary sector eg. Agriculture, animal husbandry, poultry farming, fisheries, forestry, mining etc. 2. Secondary Sector: It is also called the industrial sector. It includes occupations related to manufacturing, construction, electricity, natural gas, water supply etc. 3. Tertiary Sector: It is also known as the service sector. It includes services like transport, communication, banking, insurance, trade, finance, health, education, hotels, entertainment etc. Q7 Define Gross Domestic Production (GDP). Ans. The total production of goods and services within a country during a given period is called Gross Domestic Production. Unit wise Distribution of Marks: Economics: Units Title
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Introduction of Economy Basic Problems of Economy and Solution Inflation Public Distribution System and Consumer Protection
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TODAY’S BEST VIEWING
Johnny Blaze, a man who made a deal with the Devil who called himself Mephistopheles at the time (now Roarke), is on the run trying to make sure no-one is harmed by his alter ego, The Ghost Rider. He is approached by a Monk named Moreau who tells him that he can help be him free of the Rider, but first, he needs Johnny’s help to protect a boy, whom Roarke has plans for, to help him take human form. HBO, 9 p.m.
UNDER THE DOME
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Big Jim takes matters into his own hands when he feels his authority slipping away, and the dome displays its power when a life is taken just as a newborn arrives. A thrilling episode of ‘Under the Dome’ takes you closer to Chester’s Mill. Big CBS Love, 10 p.m .
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In tonight’s episode we will see, Jhanvi telling Prem that tomorrow is raksha bandhan and expressing her wish to tie the rakhi to him. Prem tells the family that Jhanvi is trying to be nice with us, don’t take her otherwise. On the other side, Dadi and Jhanvi will be seentalking about how they want Prem to get on their side, so that Bhardwaj family can suffer forever after losing him. Color s, 7.30 p.m.
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Antara finds a pair of ghungroos in Ajji’s room. Ajji tells her about the good old days when she use to dance. Hearing this Antara is impressed. Further Ajji put forth’s a dance competition between Antara & Rashika. The winner of this competition will receive Rs 10000 cash as reward. Who will win the dance competition? Will Antara a non dancer win this competition? Life Ok, 9 p.m.
UP CLOSE AND DANGEROUS
UP CLOSE AND DANGEROUS takes viewers behind the scenes of wildlife filmmaking for a look at some of the most alarming animal encounters ever caught on film. The filmmakers who captured these harrowing moments are among the best in the world, and they’ve joined us to tell their tales. Some of the highlights include a surprise charge by a protective silverback gorilla; a hairraising face-to-lens encounter with a wild wolf and an elephant seal brawl that catches a cameraman off guard. An imal Planet, 7.30 p.m.
WEAPON MASTERS
Technology and history collide head-on in this action packed series WEAPON MASTERS, where viewers witness firsthand power of pivotal world-changing weapons. But did the ancient craftsmen get it right? Can better weapons be made today with
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Under The Dome, Big CBS Love, 10 p.m. modern materials, science and techniques? Or did ancient craftsmen’s simple solutions made the most sense, withstanding the test of time? Tune in to this episode to discover more. Discover y Sci en ce, 10 p.m.
COMEDY CIRCUS KE MAHABALI
In tonight’s episode, Imran Khan along with the beautiful Sonakshi Sinha will make an appearance on Sony Entertainment Television’s Indian Idol Junior to promote their upcoming flick Once upon a time in Mumbai Dobaara. Sugandha’s special ‘ghazal’ and Priyam’s performance on ‘Dama Dum Mast Kalandar’ will have everyone stand up and dance. On the occasion Eid, Sonakshi Sinha will liven up the mood as she brings ‘Sewai’ for everyone. Sony T V, 9 p.m.
JAI JAI JAI BAJRANGBALI
Kesari shares his predicament with Anjana and Maruti, who decides to find out the truth. Maruti meets Ratnakar in jail and feels that he is innocent. Hanuman goes to a jeweler to find out the truth. Kesari announces death penalty to Ratnakar. Hanuman finally catches the real murderer. Sah ara One, 8.30 p.m.
MOVIES OF THE DAY
Gippi is a 14-year-old girl who lives in Simla with her mother Pappi and little brother Booboo. She is overweight and awkward and doesn’t know how to handle the physical, emotional and social changes happening in her life. In school, she is a backbencher and is constantly bullied by the popular queen-bee Shamira. At home, she’s trying to figure out how to deal with living in a broken home. In the middle of all this chaos, she falls madly in love with an older, brooding heartbreaker. When her love story comes to a humiliating end, and she is publicly scorned, she decides to take her life in her hands and accepts Shamira’s challenge to stand against her in the school elections. M ax, 9 p.m . Four years after the failure of Jurassic Park on Isla Nublar, John Hammond reveals to Ian Malcolm that there was another island (“Site B”) on which dinosaurs were bred before being transported to Isla Nublar. Left alone since the disaster, the dinosaurs have flourished, and Hammond is anxious that the world see them in their “natural” environment before they are exploited. Starring Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore, Pete Postlethwaite. Star Mov ies, 9 p.m.
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Gippi, Max, 9 p.m. with his trial and charts his rise from the projects of crime ridden suburban Delhi to the very heart of the corridors of power. Along the way he makes lifelong friends, falls in love an manages to outwit the entire law and order machinery. B4U, 8 p.m.
Ravi is a poor and wronged woman’s son. He returns to the big city to avenge his father’s disgrace, an hones school teacher who was set up for a crime he didn’t commit. The small village where Ravi returns back to is controlled by Sher Singh (Amjad Khan). His wish is the villagers’ command and his spoilt daughter Rekha (Sridevi) takes advantage of naive villagers and plays pranks on them all day long. Ravi witnesses the wrong doings of father and daughter and steps up to put a stop to all that. With the hit songs from the 8os and the golden pair of Sridevi and Jeetendra, you will love to sit back and watch this family movie. Filmy, 9 p.m.
In the Kilpatrick juvenile detention center, the supervisor and former football player Sean Porter sees the lack of discipline, self-esteem, union and perspective in the teenage interns and proposes to prepare a football team to play in one league. He is supported by his superiors and his successful experience changes the lives of many young kids. Pix, 9 p.m.
Inspired by the incredible true story of Lucky Singh, an extremely charismatic and fearless confidence man and thief who socialized with the rich, famous and influential of Delhi society and then proceeded to rob them blind. He was the bête noire of the police and had stolen millions by the time he was caught. A modern day Robin Hood with a twist, he robbed both the rich and the poor without prejudice. Nothing was too big nor was anything too insignificant to escape his attention. The film opens
A black detective becomes embroiled in a web of danger while searching for a fortune in missing drug money.During the course of his investigation, he encounters various old connections, ultimately confronting the criminal responsible for Shame’s expulsion from the force. He must also deal with two women, Angela, a beautiful old flame, and Peaches, his energetic but annoying sidekick. Starring Keenen Ivory Wayans, Charles S. Dutton, Jada Pinkett Smith. Zee Studio, 8.30 p.m .
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Jai Jai Jai Bajarangbali, Sahara One, 10.30 p.m.
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P.M. 2.00 Tu Tithe Mee 2.30 Tuze Maze Jamena 3.00 Honar Soon Me Hya Gharchi 3.30 Radha Hi Bawri 4.00 Pakke Shejari 5.00 Tu tithe Mee 5.30 Honar Soon Me Hya Gharchi 6.00 Tuze Maze Jamena 6.30 Home Minister 7.00 Tu Tithe Mee 7.30 Radha Hi Bawri 8.00 Honnar Suun Me Hya Gharachi 8.30 Mala Saasu Havi 9.00 Tuze Maze Jamena 9.30 Pakke Shejari 10.30 Radha Hi Bawari 11.00 Honar Soon Me Hya Gharchi
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Hrithik Roshan back as super hero in Krrish 3! We had the good fortune of viewing the first look of the most eagerly anticipated film of this year Krrish 3 at a suburban multiplex where the main cast along with Hrithik and his director father was present. Anil Kapoor emceed the show. ADC’s Sandeep Hattangadi spoke to Hrithik about his forthcoming super hero film.
How is your health now? I am fully fit. The operation was successful and I am raring to go.
The promos look very good. Yes. We have worked hard on the film for three years and my Dad has slogged like anything to make a Hollywood film akin to the Avengers franchise and the Iron Man or Superman franchise. Even I have tried hard to play the three main characters of the previous franchises but the result has come out very well with the special effects being mind-blowing. Reportedly, you wanted to play the negative role of Kaal which Viveik Oberoi is playing now? Yes. It’s true but I was not allowed and the only name that came forward to play the role was of Viveik Oberoi and he has done a fantastic job. I really envy him.
other co-stars? Priyanka Chopra plays my love interest and Kangana Ranaut plays a negative role of a mutant blessed with super powers and she has done a wonderful job.
What about the music? My uncle Rajesh Roshan has composed a fantastic score.
Who are your superheroes? My father who has gone through a lot and my sister Sunaina Roshan who has successfully fought cancer and has come back stronger. We wish Hrithik success in his endeavours.
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get attention for the film. Makes one nostalgic for the time films were made, and released with a minimum of fuss—maybe a muhurat and a completion party or maybe a music release. Then newspapers ads, a press show (or not), and the film was out in the theatres. People saw it or didn’t, depending on how attracted they were to the story, music or star. Deepa Gahlot Now there’s a media shindig for the first look, first song, poster unveiling, promo reS the festive season kicks lease, etc, while trying to keep in, Bollywood is ready the plot under wraps. with its blitz of megaAnd after all this tamasha budget, star-studded extravato earn 100 (or more crore) a ganzas, competing with each film like Ship Of Theseus other to see who gets the A scene from Ship Of Theseus. comes along and teaches Bolbiggest opening, who gets the fastest 100 crore, and who gets enough to put the real cinema are enough people to do the lywood a few lessons in filmmaking and conviction. the audience vote for the most buff off these films; if some- drumming on his behalf. Right from the launch to Never mind that it won’t end thing needs to be sold so despopular star of the year. The biggest stars are throw- perately, it must be lacking in the success party (sometimes up making that 100 crore, it ing parties, wooing the media, something…you know what it a hoax), more attention will be remembered for much kowtowing to the public, ap- is, but in the quest of enter- seems to be paid to market- longer and with much more ing the ‘product’ than making respect than many of the pearing on TV, dancing at tainment, don’t care. And, of course, the bigger a film. How absurd this can ‘super duper hits’. malls, everything short of But, when an election is going door to door begging for the star, the higher the stakes, be, while everybody is also votes, like politicians do. The the more insistent the promo- told to maintain utmost se- coming up or a big film is repromotion machinery going tion. On occasion, when the crecy and not reveal anything leasing, common citizens get into overdrive, the drumbeats star (Aamir Khan bailed out about the plot or the ‘look’ is to believe for a few brief moselling the film get hysterically once) refuses to participate in to be seen in the sheer stu- ments that the fate of the gods loud— it’s insane. It’s actually the circus, it doesn’t stop; there pidity of many PR gambits to is in their hands.
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Shadab Kamal passes his ‘Brillant Actor’ test! By Chaitanya Padukone
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MONG the new crop of young actors, Shadab Kamal, who has no filmy background, has impressed both audiences and critics with his raw orgy of histrionic talent in last week’s Hindi release B.A. Pass. The debuting actor has been paired opposite seasoned actress Shilpa Shukla (remember the spunky hockey-player in Chak De who unzips her sports wind-cheater to spite SRK’s coach character?) who plays the hi-society seductive promiscuous
Your make up looks fantastic. I have used prosthetic make up and we had a Hollywood expert who worked on my make up for four hours before every shot. Who are your
There is great professionalism in India, say Pak comedians Irfan Malik and Ali Hasan revealed that they teamed up as a ‘jodi’ (duo) when they were invited to India for ‘Laughter Challenge’. Suneel V. Gaur and Rajesh V. Gaur met the popular actors for a tete-a-tete. Excerpts: How was your jodi or team formed? The organisers of Laughter Challenge wanted to include Pakistani artists. Both of us were included in two different pairs. But, incidentally, both of our partners were unavailable at the last moment. The organisers were in a quandry. We told them that we had done stage plays in Karachi. So they allowed us to become a comic pair for the show. That’s how we became a ‘jodi’. What was the experience of working in Laughter
Challenge like? The experience was amazing. We found that in India, there is great professionalism. We learnt a lot from the show. Great appreciation, love and respect came our way because of Laughter Challenge, from the people of India.
and affection. There should be more cultural exchanges so that people of both India and Pakistan can forge strong friendly ties that would last forever. Your favourite Indian comic actor? Paresh Rawal is a versatile actor and is now the leading Did you face any comic actor of Bollywood. difficulties performing in The Pakistani stand up comeIndia? We thank the Indian Govern- dians we like are Omar Sharif ment for giving us the oppor- and late Moin Akhtar. The film directors you tunity to exibit our talent here and most importantly the would like to work with? people of India, for shower- We did some films like Kushti ing us with their love and Daal Mein Kaala.
housewife. As the ‘hot’ gigolo who turns vindictively violent, Shadab has passed out with flying colours. The fact that Shadab Kamal won the ‘best actor’ award at the Osian Cinefan Film Festival for B.A. Pass speaks for itself. Wasn’t the innocuous title a ‘misnomer’, considering that the film had its share of skin-show and
bold intimate scenes? “That’s quite true. Sudiences get a feel of what’s in store when they watch the ‘promos’,” counters Shadab whose ‘convincing’ erotic bed-room scenes have been the talk-ofthe-tinsel-town. Reacts the modest actor, “The major credit also goes to director Ajay Bahl and my co-star Shilpa.”
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CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 603
ENIGMA CODE 603
ACROSS: 1 The more there are, the fewer there are (9) 6 Give birth to a plot ? (5) 9 They operate constantly under pressure (10) 11 Happen to be on the move at sea (6) 12 It's got up to be finished at last (8) 13 Push trunk out to win the race (6,3,4) 15 Marry here soon ? What possible justification could there be ? (5,2,6) 19 How a redundant worker tries to get back on the rails? (8) 20 Like those uncommunicative lips (6) 22 Watercourse required for high speed (10) 23 Given support at the lowest level (5) 24 Sanguine compiler is certainly no mutt (3,6)
DOWN: 2 Check area of thick undergrowth (5) 3 Vulcanised rubber with one bit shaped to a point (7) 4 Place me below the subject (5) 5 Graceful, with a gentle styling (7) 7 Gas and bullets in a blast (7) 8 Changed circumstances may put a different complexion on it (9) 10 Conceal how to produce body chemical (7) 13 Cable Nora to move around in Spain (9)
Each colour in our code represents a letter. When you have cracked the code you will be able to make up seven words. The clue to first word is given to help you get started.
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The Clue: Pure
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SOLUTION TO YESTERDAY’S ENIGMA CODE BAD MAN, BANANA, BANNED, BEADED, BEAMED DABBED, NABBED
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MATH PYRAMID 603 14 Kind of gamble is without point (7) 16 The pre-decimal length of Ada Grey's aberration (7) 17 Book store (7)
18 Will have to out up the vegetable (7) 20 Checks part of the rigging (5) 21 He might number you among the winners (5)
SOLUTION TO YESTERDAY’S CRYPTIC CROSSWORD Across: 7 Advertisements, 8 Lear, 9 Petri, 10 Task, 12 Throttle, 14 Anubis, 15 Mortality rate, 17 Essene, 18 Habitats, 20 Scat, 21 Imply, 22 Doha, 23 Stare into space. Down: 1 Facethemusic, 2 Ever, 3 Armpit, 4 Hit the high spots, 5 Seminary, 6 Restaurant, 11 Stiletto heel, 13 Our betters, 16 Aperitif, 19 Boyish, 22 Dram.
QUICK CROSS 603
ACROSS: 1 Melancholy (3) 4 Endeavour (3) 5 Booze (5) 7 Imaret (3) 8 Cares for (5) 10 Erstwhile acorn (3) 11 ____ Robinson (3)
HIDATO 603
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The goal of Math Pyramid is to fill the given pyramid with numbers such that the following three rules are satisfied. 1. A cell value must be sum or difference of the two cells below 2. A row cannot have duplicate numbers 3. A number cannot be less than 1 or more than the grid size
YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
DOWN: 1 Knocks out (5) 2 Kind of welding (3) 3 Salon supply (3) 5 Descends (5) 6 Moreover (3) 8 Half a drum? (3) 9 Lendable organ (3)
The goal of Hidato is to fill the grid with consecutive numbers that connect horizontally, vertically, or diagonally from first to the last number in the grid. The first and last numbers of a puzzle and a some other numbers are already filled in. YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
MATHDOKU 603
Place numbers into the puzzle cells in such a way that each row and column contains each of the digits from 1 up to the size of the puzzle (4,5 or 6). Like a Sudoku puzzle, no number is repeated in any row or column. Each bold-outlined group of cells contains a hint consisting of a number and one of the mathematical symbols + x - /. The number is the result of applying the mathematical operation represented by the symbol to the digits contained within the domain. The solution to each puzzle is arrived at logically and is unique. YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
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TODAY’S FORECAST
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WIZARD OF ID PARKER & HART
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Leo 3rd Ahoratri Shravan Shuklapaksha Purvaphalguni Sinh[Leo]M.T Variegated and Light Brown 3
BIRTHDAY FORECAST: An opportunity early this year will take you overseas for higher education or for work. Business people will sign fresh contracts on highly lucrative terms. Love and married life moves along smoothly. Your health will be good throughout. You may be shifting residence, and may even plan to move to another city. A change will be for the better.
BABIES BORN TODAY: Well built, attractive, independent, healthy and long-lived. Well educated, honest self-confident, influential and powerful. A career in administration, government or independent industry or business is best suited.
B.C. JOHNNY HART
BEAU PEEP THE ADVENTURES OF LEGIONNAIRE BEAU PEEP
FRED BASSET ALEX GRAHAM
PHANTOM LEE FALK
MODESTY BLAISE PETER O’DONNELL
ARIES (March 21 - April 20): Finish the task in hand as you have to cope with obstacles at work. However, you will find answers if you make decisions independently. With too much on your mind you may not feel responsive in love. Make your position clear rather than suffer and offend someone close. Save yourself further trouble by refusing the overtures of someone who only means trouble for you.
TAURUS (April 21 - May 20): A much-awaited assignment is delayed. Some insecurity could creep in. Be patient and don’t make impulsive decisions. You may feel depressed and not want to do anything. Not everything works out quite the way you may have planned. But you stand to gain in the long run for you endeared yourself more to loved ones. You may decide to go to the gym or for a long drive and that will certainly help elevate your mood.
GEMINI (May 21 - June 20): Nothing seems to be going according to plan. Designate some work and you will find that you can achieve much more with teamwork and spirit. Cut down unnecessary expenditure, and tighten budget on purchase of goods that you really don't need right now. Things will get better. Someone from out of town will be in touch. Plans for the evening will be enjoyable and perhaps touch a romantic cord. Do not rush things.
CANCER (June 21 - July 21): You must approach people with open and impartial view, and accept them as they are. You will be in a much more positive frame of mind that helps win others trust. You will also get a chance to do thingsthatyouenjoy.Newsituationsbringinto your life a person that may become a good friend.Youwillenjoygoodhealthandafeeling of contentment. The young at heart will have their share of romanceand adventure though there is no certainty in any liaison.
LEO (July 22 - August 21): You will have a fruitful day. You will be able to catch up with pending work. You may need to help a colleague with a difficult assignment. Matters concerning applications and interviews will have favorable response. You will also get some good news from a loved one. You feel romantically drawn to a colleague or an associate. You will begin to spend time together because of common interests and your work.
VIRGO (August 22 - September 21): There are minor adjustments to be made. Pay attention to paper work and study documents carefully before giving your approval. A tempting job offer is likely but you may discover later that things are not what they seem to be. Home life exudes warmth. This is the time to make it up to your beloved and restore faith and confidence in those who love you.
LIBRA (September 22 - October 22): The spontaneity you seek is missing from your life. You seem to lack interest in anything. You may find it difficult to concentrate on work. There is a tendency for you to read meanings into what people say to you. Stop being on the defensive and hypersensitive unnecessarily. There are problems in a relationship. Accept the changing situation and flow with the tide and you will find it a lot easier to get by.
SCORPIO (October 23 - November 21): Over enthusiasm, or taking on more work than you can handle, is the cause of your present predicament. Cut back on losses, and curb unnecessary expenditure. There is a glimmer of hope that may come through an opportunity to make sudden money through transaction proposed by someone you know. Not much happening in love life as you will be focused on other areas of existence which are also important to you right now.
SAGITTARIUS (November 22 December 20): Monetary gains through unexpected sources are foreseen. The employed will receive several job offers from rival organizations. If seeking a change this is the right time to switch over, else stay put, you will do well. Matters concerning home and family are congenial. Relationship with mate improves. Family life that has been strained will now improve. Expenses on house and family are likely.
CAPRICORN (December 21 - January 19): Your success depends on your capacity to explore new opportunities while exploiting the existing ones. It will brighten your future. You have to be spontaneous in recognizing opportunities that appear around you and follow your instinct in grabbing them. You will get what you desire. A spontaneous plan helps you to relax and enjoy the company of your beloved who has been missing you and time with you.
AQUARIUS (January 20 - February 18): At work, your easy rapport with colleagues and associates makes you even more popular and likeable. Your positive interaction with people will certainly lead to growth in your career and financial stability. You are doing quite well for yourself. A hope you have been cherishing will come true. The married will get more affection and love from their mate.
PISCES (February 19 - March 20): A rather busy hectic schedule seems to be getting the better of you. A change of routine or a different approach to your work will go a long way in making you feel more relaxed. There is a possibility of purchasing some land or property or bringing about some changes at home.
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QUICK CROSSWORD 4736 ACROSS:
Keystone structure (4) Turmoil (6) Intense mental distress (3) Gun shop purchase (4) A state of recognizing (8) Fixed in one's decision (7) Struck heavily (6) Fincher & Palahniuk's classic (5,4) A word meaning 'by way of' (3) "Over", contracted by the poets ? (3) Sin, go wrong (3) Bird sanctuary near Agra (9) ___ ___ nobis : pray for us ? (3,3) Follower (7) Physically active (8) Drove fast (4) A letter of Greek alphabet (3) A town in Southern Sisily - "As a rug" anagram ? (6) 37 Impose or collect by legal authority (4)
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CRYPTOQUIP
Today’s clue: I equals T
The Cryptoquip is a substitution cipher in which one letter stands for another.
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Meadow (3) Distinctive culture (5) Our currency ? (5) Hair of an Angora goat (6) Undergarments ? (6)
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Dictionary, in short ? (3) A returning sound (4) Nantes noggin (4) Irritable (4) Clasp tightly in the arms (3)
SOLUTION TO YESTERDAY’S QUICK CROSSWORD Across: 1 Muesli, 7 Chanakya, 8 Grub, 10 Squirm, 11 Poplar, 14 Len, 16 Nippy, 17 Lala, 19 Sprig, 21 Mario, 22 Doted, 23 Toys, 26 Dozen, 28 Oro, 29 Enlist, 30 Brazil, 31 A die, 32 Outbowls, 33 So says. Down: 1 Mensal, 2 Serie A, 3 Icbm, 4 Antonio, 5 Skelp, 6 Carry, 8 Gull, 9 Urn, 12 Pig, 13 Apply, 15 Spree, 18 Anton, 19 Sat, 20 Rid, 21 Monsoon, 22 Dei, 23 Trails, 24 Ooze, 25 Splits, 26 Devon, 27 Zloty, 28 Ord, 30 Bass.
IRREGULAR SUDOKU 1741 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
SUDOKU 1922
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Amer Inst. of Aero. & Astro. (4) An unconscious state (4) A piece of metal used as money (4) Indian state with Chandigarh as its capital (6) A broad sash with a bow in the back, worn with a Japanese kimono (3) Saudi capital (6) Eastern Daylight Time, abbr. (3) Ovid's 1,554 (5) City in Nebraska (5) A rough edge (4) A large stringed instrument which is played by plucking the strings (4) A monster - "I gal" anagram ? (4) Small salmon (4)
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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.
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How many words of four or more letters can you make from the letters shown in today’s puzzle? In making a word, each letter may be used once only. Each word must contain the letter at the top of the pyramid. There should be at least one nine letter word. Plurals, foreign words and proper names are not allowed. Today’s ratings: 06 average; 07 good; 09 outstanding. YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION: deep, dump, dupe, erupt, erupted, peer, perm, permute, permuted, pert, petted, prude, pure, puree, pureed, putt, putted, putter, repute, reputed, rump, rupee, temper, tempt, tempted, tempter, trump, trumpet, TRUMPETED
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SAINA ENTERS WORLD C’SHIP QUARTERS
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UANGZHOU, CHINA: Ace Indian shuttler Saina Nehwal rallied from a game down to beat Thailand's Porntip Buranaprasertsuk and enter the quarterfinals of the BWF World Badminton Championships here. Saina, seeded third in the event, beat 15th seed Buranaprasertsuk 18-21 21-16 21-14 in a clash which lasted 52 minutes. With this win, Saina also kept her all-win record against Buranaprasertsuk intact, having beaten her in their five previous encounters before Thursday. Saina's most recent win against Buranaprasertsuk came last year
IN BRIEF Dhoni to promote EPL in India
NEW DELHI: Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni would be seen promoting his second love soccer on STAR Sports after being roped in as the brand ambassador of the upcoming Barclays English Premier League in India. "A keen soccer enthusiast and a Manchester United fan, MS Dhoni will invite all sports fans to 'Join the Game' in a clutter breaking integrated marketing campaign which will be launched early next week. The campaign will have a strong on-air and digital media thrust," the channel said in a release. The campaign has renditions of how Dhoni is always missing from action and is glued to the TV sets watching BPL every weekend while his family and friends run around looking for him.
during the Thailand Open. Saina will next take on the winner of other prequarterfinal match between Sayaka Takahashi of Japan and Korea's Yeon Ju Bae, who has been seeded 13th in the event. Buranaprasertsuk started off strongly today and surprised the Indian with better command over smash winners, sending down 11 of them in the first game. But Saina regained her composure pretty quickly and roared back in the second game with nine of her trademark smash winners. She kept up the pressure in the deciding game as well to emerge triumphant after the initial scare.
Ministry approves more funds for Mary Kom Boxing Foundation
Flower wants more from Ashes-holders England C
All charged up... Australian skipper Michael Clarke during the practice session at Chester-le-Street on Thursday. day's final day before rain ensured a draw. The result meant Australia had ended a run of six succes-
Now behave son, Bedi to Monty Panesar
NEW DELHI: Indian spin legend Bishan Singh Bedi, who mentored Monty Panesar at the beginning of his international career, called on the England spinner to "behave" after being fined for urinating on a nightclub's bouncers in an inebriated state. "Very naughty MontyP!Never thoght U'd b so originaly adventuresome!I'd pardon yur 1st attempt at rediscovereing yurself Monty!Now behave Son!," tweeted Bedi, who had offered Panesar advice and guidance during his maiden tour of India in 2007. Bedi had described Panesar as an excellent student of the game at that time. The latest incident happened at a nightclub in Brighton on Monday, just hours before England retained the Ashes at Old Trafford by drawing the third Test for which Panesar was included in the 14-man squad but not named in the playing XI. The 31-year-old left-arm spinner had been partying at the Shooshh club on Brighton's beachfront, which was hosting a Gay Pride event. However, when a group of women complained he was hassling them, Panesar was asked to leave, the tabloid 'Sun' reported.
sive Test defeats -- their worst for 29 years -- and avoided equalling their all-time record losing streak of seven straight
NEW DELHI: The Sports Ministry has approved additional funds for the construction of an outdoor hall in the Imphal-based Regional Boxing Foundation being run by London Olympics bronzemedallist and five-time world champion woman pugilist M C Mar y Kom. "The Executive Committee (EC) of National Sports Development Fund (NSDF) has decided to give in-principle approval for additional financial assistance for construction of an Outdoor Boxing Hall at the Mary Kom Regional Boxing Foundation, Imphal," the ministry said in a statement. "Further action on the proposal would be taken after getting required details/clarifications from the Foundation," it added.
Tests set by the 19th century teams of 1885-88. Former Australia captain Allan Border said it looked like the tourists had "drawn their own line in the sand", in much the same way his side did during the 1986/87 series, where, having lost the Ashes, they won the final Test in Sydney before starting 16 years of unbroken series dominance against England in 1989. "England are worried," Border said. "The way this side is going over the next few months, look out. Australia has the momentum." Then again, Australia had even more "momentum" during the 2010/11 Ashes after winning the third Test by 267 runs in Perth to level at 1-1. Yet England won the fourth Test in Melbourne by the huge margin of an innings and 157 runs to retain the Ashes. Australia coach Darren Lehmann put the Old Trafford draw in context by saying: "We're not going to lose five nil, so that's a start. I think it (the momentum) has shifted but only time will tell that won't it?"
‘Pollard reminds me a lot of Dhoni’
Narsee holds fort against Campion Azad Shrivastav | ADC
HESTER-LE-STREET, ENGLAND: England will bid to complete the second half of their Ashes mission when they face arch-rivals Australia in the fourth Test at Chester-le-Street starting today. The drawn third Test at Old Trafford left England an unassailable 2-0 up in the series with two to play and meant they'd retained the Ashes. But it left open the possibility of a shared series, something that hasn't happened in an Ashes campaign since 1972. It took England just 14 days to hold on to the urn this time around -- the quickest they've settled an Ashes series in their favour since the end of the Second World War. However, England coach Andy Flower was far from satisfied. "I suppose it is (a great achievement). But for me it's all about winning this series, so it is still alive with two Tests to go," he said. In Manchester, Australia produced a much-improved performance with England collapsing to 27 for three on Mon-
Jamnabai Narsee, Juhu celebrate a goal scored by Kanish Sarda during the interschool football match at the Azad Maidan on Thursday.
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UMBAI: Jamnabai Narsee, Juhu and Campion School, Cooperage played out a one each draw during the boys under 16 match of the inter school football championship at the Azad Maidan on Thursday. Kanish Sarda and Aldrich Fernandes scored goals for their respective teams. In the other match, Don Bosco’s Marc D’Souza scored the lone goal to sail past St. Francis D’Assisi, Borivali. RESULTS: B-16-I: Jamnabai Narsee (Juhu) (1) (Kanish Sarda 1) DREW WITH Campion School
(Cooperage) (1) (Aldrich Fernandes 1), Don Bosco (Matunga) (1) (Marc D’Souza 1) Beat St. Francis D’Assisi (Borivali) (0). Christ Church (Byculla) (2) (Ancel Andrew 1, Rayyan Shaikh 1) Beat St. Mary’s SSC (Mazagaon) (01) (Yash Patil 1). Bombay Scottish (Mahim) (2) (Shrey Thakker 1, Jash Patwa 1) Beat St. Anne’s (Malad) (1) (Kirk Alvares 1). St. Lawrence (Borivali) (1) (Yash Jadhav 1) DREW WITH St. Dominic Savio (Andheri) (1) (Peter Robert 1). St. Lawrence (Kandivali) (1) (Nihal Sheeti 1) DREW WITH St. Stanislaus (Bandra) (1) (Sam Fernandes 1).
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BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS: West Indies cricket legend Desmond Haynes has compared T20 star Kieron Pollard with Mahendra Singh Dhoni, saying the former's captaincy reminds him of India's World Cupwinning skipper. Haynes feels Pollard's reading of the game and calmness in tough situations is similar to Dhoni. "I was one of the men who supported the idea of Pollard being Barbados Tridents captain," said Haynes, head coach of the Barbados Tridents, one of six teams participating in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL). "I have seen him before during my short stints with the West Indies cricket team and I always thought that this was one guy who understands the game of cricket. Now that he is captain of the Barbados Tridents and we are working closely together I have gotten even more respect for him. Pollard reminds me a lot of Dhoni," Haynes was quoted as saying in West Indies media.
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BANGALORE RACES
By Shalivahana
ANGALORE: There are nine races and the first starts at 1.30 p.m. today.
SELECTIONS 1. The Gentle Don, Parliament Square 2. Jayem’s Pride, Money Ball 3. Beautiful Life, Precious Role 4. Alfons De Borga, Crown Emperor 5. Perfect Soul, Love Is Life 6. Super Storm, Ocean & Beyond 7. Mister India 8. Royal Rein, Lucky Thirteen 9. Black Beauty, Thunder
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