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nvestigators probing the gang rape of a 19-yearold girl at Shakti Mills on July 31, are desperately searching for the fifth accused in Mumbai as well as out of the state.

The fifth accused, identified as Ashfaq Dawood Shaikh alias Babu, is a resident of Mumbra. Police strongly believe that the accused might have either fled to his hometown or a friend’s

home in Delhi.

During the investigation into the first gang rape case, police learnt that Babu had fled the city anticipating his arrest in the case. It was the crime branch team who was carrying out a parallel probe, that learnt that a gang of seven people had carried out a number of rapes , preying upon s the victims, who had visited Shakti Mills in the past.

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Assault on monk sparks tension Angry crowds took over Sardar Nagar, Rawli Camp, after attackers were let off by police

Fires were lit on the street by residents protesting against the assault.

By Kainaz Choksey

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ntop Hill area had its share of communal tension yesterday night after angry resi-

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He has left politics and has switched over to a brighter career!

He has proclaimed himself a godman and is minting money.

Suchitra Ahire teaches in the hills of Kalwa

OPINIONS

Has teaching, as a profession, evolved over a period of time?

Francis Joseph Educationist Yes. A teacher is no longer a provider of facts and nformation which is readily available -- thanks to Internet, media and open educational resources accessible worldwide. They play the role of facilitators and mentors.

Parinaaz Mehta Phd Scholar Yes. Teaching from technological point of view has changed where teachers have started taking power point presentations and online tutorials seriously. But knowledge and referencewise, the Indian system has a long way to go.

Aarthik Ramkumar Teacher Yes. With the advent of technology and an increased freedom of expression, teaching is no longer a one way process. While teaching, there is learning for students as well as the teachers these days.

Manoj Raikar Music Teacher Yes. The dynamics have evolved. The age-old ‘gurushishya’ tradition has changed. The ways and means of teaching, the rapport between teachers and students have evolved.

Rashmi Iyer Student Yes. There is more communication between teachers and students, not only with regards to academics, but also matters outside the sphere of education. The respect is the same.

Readers wishing to participate in ‘Opinions’ may send us their name, day-time telephone number with a passport-size photograph to letters@afternoondc.in Your Subject line must be: opinion

Giving these little ones an equal chance in life by educating them.

By Trevor Miranda

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Kranti Rajguru is an amazing woman. She has been taking her study class at Homibaba Tekdi (hillock), Kalyan since the last 11 years. In spite of her leukemia she is the first one to break into song and dance and pull everyone on stage! She has a unique way of teaching – she sits among her children on the floor. The once difficult maths suddenly becomes easy with her caring and personal coaching.

With a handicapped unemployed husband, she runs her household on her stipend. Her will power is strong and she has educated her own son and who achieved a 95% LIJJA AT AD. AGENCY 8811/LA A Eng. in his 12 Std. For the last 12 years Deepali Chaaids through which she makes van has been taking class at Nirmal learning come alive.

In faraway Sanda, at Katkari pada Nagar, on the hills of Kalwa East. in Bhiwandi, Bhima Gore has been She walks up the hill 3 kms every taking a Balwadi class since the last day in the heat or muck on a risky 11 years. Katkari tribes are one of slippery path in the rain. Deepali the most backward and education has been doing this for the last 12 is the last thing on their agenda. It years. She is like the pied piper. On is only because of Bima’s insistence the way up the hill she calls out to and motivation that parents are her children and by the time she sending their children to school reaches her class a whole lot of chiland have been seeing their little dren are in tow. After climbing up, ones transform before their eyes. she takes her class in a tin shed She walks 4 kms to her class, then with no fans and lights. Nothing goes house to house to collect the daunts her. Her class is full of eager children, most without clothes, learners and they love her.

These are just a few of the dedisometimes even wiping their leaking noses. She is a mother and a cated band of 250 teachers at REAP teacher all in one, how else has she who are making a difference in the been able to get class after class full lives of 5000 underprivileged children. You can be sure no child will of children for the last 11 years. wish these teachers a happy teacher’s day, because they won’t even know it. But what brings happiness to this dedicated band to do this year after year is the joy they see on the faces of these children.

We salute them on this day. These are the true game changers in our country, bringing change, one poor child a time.

his teacher’s day, I want to pay tribute to a different band of teachers who are silently bringing about a revolution in the lives of the poor. They teach in schools beyond the walls, literally ‘Schools without Walls’! They are the ones who take education to the doorstep of the marginalised in the slums and far off rural areas. They teach in temples, tin sheds (hot as an oven), under trees, in political party ‘shakas’ (offices), in class rooms, in any place made available by the people. In short, any tree to hold a chart, any place to call a school! It is truly a daunting task see her class full of bubbly little but no less important. As we say, ones. She has no children of her ‘Where there is a child there is a own, but she considers these chilschool, where there is a hut there is dren as her own and showers them learning, where there is REAP there with more love than they would receive from their own mothers. She is schooling’.

This is our mission. These teach- is like a honeycomb; children flock ers are our heroes. They are the to her whether in the Govandi ones who, day in and day out, in slums or now in Diva.

Chandrakala Pawar has been a rains, muck and heat take education to the unreached. Take a look Balwadi teacher with REAP since last 15 years. She comes from a at some of them: Suchitra Ahire has been taking a poor family and is committed to Balwadi class on the hills of Kalwa teach poor children to get along in since the last 14 years. She has that life. “They must have a better fuone quality which a teacher so ture,” she says. Parents and chilmuch requires: a kind heart and a dren love her. Her day begins with love for her children. Visitors to her going hut to hut to collect her chilclass are amazed at the variety of dren. No bells here; No cars to teaching aids she makes out of bring the children. Her class is althrowaway material. The children ways full of home-made teaching are all so engrossed in her class and lap up all that she conveys to them in song and activity. Her husband is jobless and she runs the household on her teacher’s stipend. But when she is in class she is another person. Her children are her joy.

Manisha Gurav has also been with REAP since the last 14 years, in the Govandi dumping area for last 13 years and this last year in Diva where she has shifted residence.

She is always smiling; one wonders how one can smile in the midst of all the smell and filth. You never hear her complain. It is a treat to Chandrakala Pawar, with REAP since 15 yrs. Deepali Chavan teaches at Nirmal Nagar.

VASTU TIP OF THE DAY

Bhima Gore teaches in Bhiwandi.

Fr Trevor Miranda is a Jesuit and the founder of Reach Education Action Programme (REAP) which runs 450 schools in its non-formal teaching system.

Comb and other beauty aids should be kept neatly at the right place.

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with delight, If not you, then who else can?

Bhaag Farhan Bhaag!

It was the launch of a new cell phone by a little-known brand, and in the normal course, we might have just ignored it. But it was being launched by none other than crowd pleaser and star of Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, Farhan Akhtar, so naturally, we went off, to see what he looked like after the runaway success of the film, and whether it was true that the formally slightly – built actor now packed a set of enviable abs and biceps and triceps etc.

So there we were at this five-star hotel in South Mumbai and there

HAPPY TEACHERS’ DAY: A teacher is the one who shapes society.

Gracious Teacher One of the best teachers we have known is V S Venkatavaradan, former director of the Nehru Planetarium, now living in retirement in Chennai but still a active poetry writer, on the internet.

Since today is Teachers’ Day, who better than him to give this class of people who have touched our lives, a better tribute!

“What nobler employment, or more valuable to the state, than that of the man who instructs the

rising generation”—Cicero

“Mansions and Monuments may vanish But a Teacher’s work will last for Eternity” Even as you teach Physics, teach them also Philanthropy.

As you teach Chemistry, imbibe them with compassion.

Botany should blend with beauty that is truth.

In a dictionary, Gentle and Generosity precede Geology.

The real lowdown from the real McCoy

Our Dr. Rajan Bhonsle, consultant in Sexual Medicine, honorary professor and head of department, KEM Hospital & Seth G.S. Medical College, Mumbai, Diplomat, American Board of Sexology & American College of Sexologists, head, Heart To Heart Counselling Centre, has sent us this most pertinent piece of information for all those following the case of Asaram, the Godman.

We reproduce verbatim: “A lot of curiosity, skepticism, chattering is going on, ever since a ‘Potency Test’ for Asaram was mentioned in the media. As an expert and teacher in the field of Sexual Medicine, I received several calls from news papers, TV channels, colleagues and students to know about the ‘Potency test’.

“Injecting ‘Papaverin’ in Corpora Cavernosa of male penis induces ‘artificial’ erection. However, this does not prove the degree of sexual desire, urge or libido a person has and whether he can get an erection without this injection.

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was the hostess dressed in a black floor-length gown, and there was her rather peculiar accent and speech, a mix of Hindi and English overlaid with definite hints of American.

And every time she spoke, the decibel levels on the audio almost blew us away, or maybe it was just nerves.

Then came the role of drums and the sound of a heraldic fanfare and lots of acrid-smelling smoke from a fog machine, and out of the chaos stepped Farhan Akhtar, biceps, triceps, deltoids and quadriceps intact, and we can vouch for the fact that he looked amazing. And he has wit, humour, patience and politeness, all the more prized because frankly, these are not

Teach Courtesy while teaching Computers.

Mathematics should go with Mercy, Magnanimity and More.

Teach them to be less Materialistic with Material Science.

Teach them Commerce and Economics, also Courtesy and Empathy History and Politics, Honesty and Politeness.

Above all, teach them to smile and laugh.

Teach them to be kind to all, sweet and soft.

Bring Peace and Harmony, Love and Joy. Teacher Gracious! You can do it

TECH-SAVVY: The charming Farhan at the cellphone launch.

“A ‘Penile Doppler study’ can assess flow of blood in the organ, but does not assess a man’s sexual desire/urge/inclination or libido. The same thing can be assessed by Angiography (Phalloarteriography) too, but angiography is an invasive procedure and involves risk.

Neither does it assess sexual desire/urge/inclination or libido of a person.

“The Serum Testosterone level can be measured bio-chemically in a laboratory. However, testosterone plays a very small role in ‘getting’ erection nor can it induce artificial erection in an unaroused person. Testosterone can increase Libido in a person but does not induce ‘erection’.

“Oral medications such as ‘THE ‘GODMAN’: Potent or not? Who knows!

Sildenafil (Viagra) and Tadalafil help only to ‘maintain’ or ‘hold’ a naturally achieved erection, not to Indian Penal Code. due to an erotic dream) and thus ‘get’ one. Neither do these “The only test that can be he is ‘capable’ of getting medications induce desire, urge considered close to a ‘potency spontaneous erection. But this or libido in a person. test’ is ‘Rigiscan monitoring’ which test too does not say anything “Showing porn itself (even as a proves that a man gets nocturnal about sexual desire, urge, part of the test) is ‘illegal’ and erections in sleep as a inclination or libido of a person.” punishable according to the physiological response (and not So now you know.

commonly available among the people who comprise Indian celebs these days.

Finally, after the photographers stopped clicking, a long time indeed because the digital age seems to have triggered off loads of professional insecurity among this particular category of the media, there was a q&a. One bright young person asked him how he felt about the younger generation of films stars and we could not help marveling at how rapidly people are considered “old”. Farhan Akhtar will be 40 in January and as we know, the world is being taken over

by Justin Bieber and his teenage cohorts. By then, Farhan was responding to questions still patiently but with one eyebrow pitched permanently higher than the other.

Too soon, the event (or at least ythe important part, ended and he was whisked off wrapped in a blanket of security leaving us curious to know whether he would be mobbed if he walked down the street alone. Probably not, because he tends to blend into the background like a chameleon, in the normal course!

The cellphone? Sorry, we will be writing about that on other pages.

04 THANKSGIVING May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored glorified loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever Sacred Heart of Jesus thy kingdom come St. Jude helper of the hopeless pray for us. St. Jude worker of miracles pray for us.

Amen.

C-14759 Thank you Jesus Mother Mary Holy Spirit St. Jude St. Anthony for all the favours granted and your blessing on us P.B.A. D.B.A. C-15315

CHANGE OF NAME

I have changed my name from Bazil Martin Siqira to Bazil Martin Sequeira as per Affidavit dated 03-09-2013.

Ornate C-15316 I have changed my name from Jerel Martin Siqira to Gerald Bazil Sequeira as per Affidavit dated 03-09-2013.

Ornate C-15317 I have changed my name from Dorati Siqira to Dorothy Bazil Sequeira as per Affidavit dated 03-09-2013.

Ornate C-15318 I have changed my name from Lata Dilip Sadarangani to Rahat Aftab Munshi as per Affidavit dated 28-08-2013.

C-15319 I, Nareshkumar Tanraj Kochar, have changed my name as Naresh Tanraj Kochar residing at 89, Mumbadevi Road, Ramesh Bhavan, 6th Floor, Room No. 80, Mumbai-400 003 (M.S.) as per Affidavit dated 0309-2013.

C-15320 I have changed my name from Avez Mohin Shaikh to Owais Mohin Shaikh as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. U-26426.

C-15321 I have changed my name from Mahjabeen Babamiyan Quraishi to Afreen Mohin Shaikh as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. U-26427.

C-15322 I have changed my name from Vijaya Murlidhar Wadhwa to Vijay Murlidhar Wadhwa as per Affidavit dated 04-08-2013.

C-15323 I have changed my name from Parveen Mehboob Bhoi to Pravin Mehboob Bhoi (Gazette No. U-28744 dated; August 2228, 2013).

C-15324 I have changed my name from Sufyan Umar Selia to Sufyan Umer Selia (Gazette No. X-7124 dated; June 27 July 3, 2013).

C-15325 I have changed my name from Umar Noor Mohammed Selia to Umer Noor Mohammed Selia (Gazette No. X-7125 dated; June 27 July 3, 2013).

C-15326 I have changed my name from Karima Umar Selia to Karima Umer Selia (Gazette No. X7126, dated; June 27 July 3, 2013).

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CLASSIFIEDS I Mohammad Haider Nasim have changed my name to Mohammad Haider Nasim Sayyed as per Maharashtra Government Gazette No U50231 dated: 31/01/13.

C-15328 I Dhirajkumar Hiralal Gupta have changed my name to Dhiraj Hiralal Gupta as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 23/08/13.

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I have changed my name from Vasim Usman Sale Bhai Shaikh, to ‘Wasim Usman Shaikh’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (U-45747) Dated: 17/01/2013.

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I have changed my name from Ishtiyaque Ahmed Mohd Salim to Ishtiyaque Ahmed Mohammed Salim Khan as per deed poll Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Mayaben Harshad Thakar to Maya Girish Padhiar as per Affidavit dated 04th September, 2013.

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I have changed my name from Mohamed Mujahid s/o Pasha Shaikh, to ‘Mr. Mohd Mujahid Mohd Pasha Qureshi’ as per Affidavit Dated: 03/09/2013.

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I have changed my name from Yasmin Mohemed Ishaq to Yasmin Bano Mohemed Ishaq Khan as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Seema Rani Yadav to Seema Yadav as per Affidavit dated 04th September, 2013.

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I have changed my name from Janmesh Rajeshbhai Mehta to Janmesh Rajesh Mehta as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Hemenbhai Kantilal Chandariya to Hemen Kantilal Chandariya as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Matidun Kamaluddin Shaikh to Majida Kamaluddin Shaikh as per Affidavit dt. 04.09.2013.

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I have changed my name from Khalid Khalil to Khalid Khalil Qureshi as per Affidavit.

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I Eligar Ravi Hanumanta have changed my name to Eligar Ravi Mogalappa as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 02/09/13.

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I have changed my name from Junaidur Abdul Rehman, to ‘Junaid Abdul Rehman Khan’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (U-16093) Dated: 27/06/2013.

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I Sharad Vishambharlal Damani have changed my name to Sharadkumar Vishambharlal Damani as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 03/09/13.

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I have changed my name from Mamtadevi Dayashankar Singh, to ‘Shabnam Junaid Khan’ as per Maharashtra Govt.

Gazette No. (U-16098) Dated: 27/06/2013.

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I Riya Ravi Gupta have changed my name to Riya Ravi Agarwal as per Maharashtra Government Gazette No U5328 dated: 25/04/13.

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I have changed my name from Aashish Radhakishan Chitlangi to Aashish Radhakishan Chitlangia as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (U-5641) Dated: 02/05/2013.

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I Mrs. Zarinaben Abdul Ibrahim Hassam have changed my name to Mrs. Zarina Abdul Ibrahim Hassam as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 31/08/13.

C-15333 I Miss. Maltiben Balvantrai Dave have changed my name to Mrs. Kalpana Harendra Dave as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 04/09/13.

C-15334 I Zubeda Begum Syyed Mahmood Abdul have changed my name to Zubeda Badruddin Sayyed as per deed poll Affidavit dated: 04/09/13.

C-15335 I have changed my name from Karan Kumar Narendra Singh Chambyal to Karan Singh Narendra Singh Chambyal as per Gazette No (X-55668).

C-15336 I have changed my name from Mahima Nagaraj to Mahima Nagaraj Shastry as per Affidavit dated 29.08.2013.

C-15337 I have changed my name from Mr. Narendrakumar Natwarlal Gor to Mr. Narendra Natwarlal Gor as per Affidavit dated 04.09.2013.

C-15338 I have changed my name from Rakeshkumar Hasmukhlal Prajapati to Rakesh Hasmukh Prajapati as per Affidavit dated: 03 Sept 2013.

C-15339 I have changed my name from Hasmukhlal Babulal Prajapati to Hasmukh Babulal Prajapati as per Affidavit dated: 03 Sept 2013.

C-15340 I have changed my name from Harshadray Ballubhai Mehta to Harshadrai Ballubhai Mehta as per Affidavit dated: 03 Sept 2013.

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I have changed my name from Hema Aashish Chitlangi, to ‘Hema Aashish Chitlangia’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (U-5642) Dated: 02/05/2013.

C-15347 I, Aashish Radhakishan Chitlangia have changed my Daughter’s name from Arushi Chitlangi, to ‘Aarushi Aashish Chitlangia’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (U-5643) Dated: 02/05/2013.

C-15348 I have changed my name from Doreen Bridget Gonsalves, to ‘Bridget Gonsalves’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (U- 25092) Dated: 01/08/2013.

C-15349 I have changed my name from Agnelo Luis Cardoso, to ‘Agnello Luis Cardozo’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (U-41585) Dated: 02/02/2012.

C-15350 I, Eijaz Ahmad Aas Mohammed have changed my Son’s name from Zayed Eijaz Ahmad Ansari, to ‘Zayed Ahmad Eijaz Ahmad Aas Mohammed’ as per Maharashtra Govt. Gazette No. (U-51790) Dated: 07/02/2013.

C-15351 I have changed my name from Desai Yusuf Mohamed Ahmed, to ‘Yusuf Mohammad Desai’ as per Affidavit Dated: 02/09/2013.

C-15352 I have changed my name from Suni Bijoy, to ‘Suni Bijoy George’ as per Affidavit Dated: 02/09/2013.

C-15353 I have changed my name from Mihir Mahendra Dedhia to Mihir Shailesh Shah as per Gazette No. (X-22187) dated: 23 February 1995.

C-15354 I have changed my name from Hirenkumar Narendra Mehta to Hiren Narendra Mehta as per deed poll Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Ennisaiselvi Iyapillai to Innisaiselvi Prasad Thalluri as per Maharashtra Gazette No. X-29185.

C-15360 I have changed my name from Pradeep Narayan to Pradeepnarayan Vishwakarma as per Affidavit dated 04th September, 2013.

C-15361 I have changed my name from Bharati Shrikant Shelar to Vidhi Chandrakant Ghag as per Affidavit dated 04th September, 2013.

C-15362 I have changed my name from Salimbee to Salimabi Shaikh as per Affidavit dated 04th September, 2013.

C-15363 I have changed my name from Mohamad Ghudu to Mohamad Ghudu Shaikh as per Affidavit dated 04th September, 2013.

C-15364 I have changed my name from Ahamed Miya to Ahmed Miyan Shaikh as per Affidavit dated 04th September, 2013.

C-15365 I have changed my name from Nicholas Don Cardoz to Don Nicholas Cardoz as per Affidavit dated 04th September, 2013.

C-15366 I have changed my name from Pridhi Hirachand Jogani to Paridhi Hirachand Jogani as per Affidavit dated 04th September, 2013.

C-15367 I have changed my name from Feroz Chudiyar to Feroz Churihar as per Affidavit dated 04th September, 2013.

C-15368 I have changed my name from Damiyanti Laxman Pandey to Geeta Himmatlal Ranpura as per Affidavit dated 26th August, 2013.

C-15369 I have changed my name from Shahinagar Mohammed Anwar Umar Hayat to Shahinagar Mohamed Ismail as per Affidavit dated 04th September, 2013.

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I have changed my name from Hamid Lala to Hamid Lala Mistry as per Affidavit.

C-15375 I have changed my name from Shamim Banu Hamid Lala to Shamim Banu Hamid Lala Mistry as per Affidavit.

C-15376 I have changed my name from Rateelal Tilakdhari Rajbhar / Ratilal Tilakdhari Rajbhar to Rattilal Tilakdhari Rajbhar as per Affidavit.

C-15377 I have changed my name from Mohd Iqubal Abdul Gaffoor to Mohammed Iqbal Abdul Gafoor Shaikh as per Affidavit.

C-15378 I have changed my name from Khoorshida Saeed Ahmed Khan to Khurshida Saeed Khan as per Affidavit.

C-15379 I have changed my name from Jayaraj Sundar to Sunder Jayaraj as per Affidavit.

C-15380 I have changed my name from Shilpa Jagdish Kamat to Shilpa Jagdish Kamath as per Affidavit.

C-15381 I have changed my name from Jyoti Pankaj Patolia to Jyotiben Pankaj Patolia as per Affidavit.

C-15382 I have changed my name from Akbar Ali Jamadar to Ali Akbar Jamadar as per Affidavit.

C-15383 I have changed my name from Riyazuddin Ramzan Ali to Riyazuddin Ramzan Ali Shaikh as per Affidavit.

C-15384 I have changed my name from Riyaj Ahmad Babu Shaikh to Riyaz Ahmad Babu Shaikh as per Affidavit.

C-15385 I have changed my name from Jamil Mohammad Mustafa to Mohammad Jamil Mohammad Mustafa Shaikh as per Affidavit.

C-15386 I have changed my name from Lata Karunakaran Panikar to Latha Krishnankutty as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Prasad Dasharath Sawant to Prasad Dashrath Sawant as per Affidavit.

C-15388 I have changed my name from Ms. Sushama Vitthal Joshi to Mrs. Madhuri Nitin Amdekar as per Affidavit.

C-15389 I have changed my name from Gunavantbhai Laxmichand Gandhi to Gunvant Laxmichand Gandhi as per Affidavit.

C-15390 I have changed my name from Yogesh Vijaykumar Kejdiwal to Yogesh Vijaykumar Kejriwal as per Affidavit.

C-15391 I have changed my name from Vijaykumar Madanlal Kejdiwal to Vijaykumar Madanlal Kejriwal as per Affidavit.

C-15392 I have changed my name from Rajkumari Vijaykumar Kejdiwal to Rajkumari Vijaykumar Kejriwal as per Affidavit.

C-15393 I have changed my name from Satish Virendranath Chawan to Satish Virendranath Chavan as per Affidavit.

C-15394 I have changed my name from Veniram Jeram Jatavadiya to Venirambhai Jeram Jatawadia as per Affidavit dated 26/08/2013.

C-15395 I have changed my name from Javerbai Veniram Jatavadiya to Javerbai Venirambhai Jatawadia as per Affidavit dated 26/08/2013.

C-15396 I have changed my name from Karoona Mangesh Karangutkar to Archana Anil Parkar as per Affidavit.

C-15397 I have changed my name from Santosh Ramesh Srivastava to Santosh Ramesh Srivastav as per Affidavit.

C-15398 I have changed my name from Sulatana Ismail Khot to Sultana Ismail Khot as per Affidavit.

C-15399 I have changed my name from Deepak Kumar Popatlal Rajel to Deepak Popatlal Rajal as per Affidavit.

C-15400 I have changed my name from Chandru Kundanlal Wadhwa to Vicky Kundanlal Wadhwa as per Affidavit.

C-15401 I have changed my name from Mohammed Naim Mohammed Nasim to Mohammed Naim Mohammed Nasim Shaikh as per Affidavit.

C-15402 I have changed my name from Hidayatullah Mohammad Husain to Hidaytullah Mohammad Husain Chaudhary as per Affidavit.

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These included the five arrested accused in the August 22 gang rape plus one nabbed yesterday, who was involved in the July 31 rape.

That leaves just one more on the run.

Meanwhile, the investigators on Wednesday conducted the identification parade of the minor accused lodged in the Dongri remand home. During this parade, the victim as well as her male colleague, who had accompanied her, identified the seventeen year old minor as one among the five accused, who had attacked them inside Shakti Mill compound on August 22, said police.

The investigators will hand over the custody of the three accused – Kasim Bengali (18), Salim Ansari (27) and Vijay

Rape Case 1

Rape Case 2

August 22, 2013 the 23-year-old photojournalist Jadhav (19) – involved in both the rape cases,- only after their identification parade is carried out. It is expected that this will be done as soon as possible according to joint police commissioner

Himanshu Roy. Roy added that they would not seek extension of police custody for the four accused with them and they would be produced in court today when they will be sent to ju-

SHAKTI MILL COMPOUND, MUMBAI dicial custody. According to legal practice, the identification parade is carried out once the accused are lodged in jail.

Meanwhile, it is learned that the report from forensic

Assault on monk sparks tension Continued from pg 1 « four to five persons who had allegedly assaulted a Buddhist monk a few days ago. The attack on the monk reportedly took place outside the Buddhist temple in the locality.

The angry crowds set fire to

tyres and anything inflammable they could lay their hands on. It was being rumoured that the police had given assurances that the men who had assaulted the monk would be kept behind bars for at least seven days. But on seeing the men released in a day’s time, anger flared and around 500 peo-

ple marched off to the police station. It is reported that the police pacified the crowd and promised action against the attackers.

DCP (Zone 4) Datta Karale and Senior PI Narendra Vichare of Antop Hill police station were unavailable for comment. kainaz.choksey@afternoondc.in

188th BIRTH ANNIVERSARY OF DADABHOY NAOROJI (September 4, 1825 – June 30, 1917) (LtoR): Vispi Dastur and Shernaz Baji Avari garlanding the statue.

Dr. Dadabhoy Naoroji’s statue was garlanded on Wednesday, at the Hutatma Chowk by eminent members who paid rich tributes to the Grand Old Man of India, revered and beloved of the Parsi community. He was also the First Indian Member of British Parliament (1892-95). The function was organised by Vispi Dastur, president, and members of The Bombay Parsee Association.

July 31, 2013 the 19-year-old Call Center staffer experts who are examining the clothes of the accused to pinpoint DNA samples, is still awaited. The samples found on the victim had already been matched with the accused.

The recently arrested seventeen year old minor accused involved in the July 31 gang rape has also been sent to the Dongri remand home.

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CLASSIFIEDS I have changed my name from Patel Anwar Mohmed Husain to Patel Anwar Husain Miyan as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Parshottamdas Dodia to Purshottam Dodia as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from S. Karthik to Kartik Iyer as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Shaikh Shamshad Begam Abdul Majid to Shaikh Shamim Abdul Majid as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Ratnadip Ramesh Chawgule to Ratnadeep Ramesh Chaugule as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Shaikh Jamil Ahmed Mohamed Ibrahim to Shaikh Jamil Ibrahim as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Parvati Bhagatsingh Singh to Parvati Bhagatsingh Sonar as per Govt. of Maha. Gazette No. U – 29038.

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I have changed my name from P. S. Prema to Prema Rajkumar as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Deshmukh Rabiya Zahid to Deshmukh Rabiya Zahid Khan as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Swaminathan to Swaminathan Iyer as per Affidavit.

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We Mr. Deshmukh Zahid Khan & Mrs. Deshmukh Rabiya Zahid Khan have changed our minor daughter’s name from Deshmukh Nasreen Zahid to Deshmukh Nasreen Zahid Khan as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Swamy Hanumayya Doolam to Swamy Hanumayya Dudam as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Ravi Sureshkumar Gutpa to Ravie Sureshkumar Makharria as per Affidavit.

C-15409 I have changed my name from Rajeshkumar Gupta to Rajesh Gupta as per Affidavit.

C-15410 I have changed my name from Abdul Hussain Sayyed to Adibul Hasan Sayyed as per Affidavit.

C-15411 I have changed my name from Appa Baburao Sangram to Baburao Sangram Yebaji as per Affidavit.

C-15412 I have changed my name from Vishakha Sandip Pimple to Vishakha Sandip Pimpale as per Affidavit.

C-15413 I have changed my name from Neena Dattatraya Rane to Nina Uday Dighe as per Affidavit.

C-15414 I have changed my name from Mohammed Dastagir Mohammed Qasim to Mohammed Dastagir Mohammed Qasim Shaikh as per Affidavit.

C-15415 I have changed my name from Dayananda Hirianna Shetty to Dayanand Hirianna Shetty as per Affidavit.

C-15416 I have changed my name from Sarfaraj Alam Khabir Mondal to Sarfaraz Alam Khabir Mondal as per Govt. of Maha. Gazette No.(U-23657) dated July 25-31.

2013.

C-15417 I have changed my name from Ashok Govindankutty Menon to Ashok Govindan Menon as per Affidavit.

C-15418 I have changed my name from Samsuddin Mohammad Yaseen to Ansari Shamsuddin Mohammad Amin as per Affidavit.

C-15419 We Haider Ali Akbar Ali Ansari and Zubeda Khatun Haider Ali Ansari have changed our minor son's name from Amanullah Haidar Ali to Amanullah Haider Ali Ansari as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Atul Ashok Godwani to Atul Bhagatram Godhwani as per Affidavit.

C-15426 I have changed my name from Haresh Wadhumal Hotchandani to Hareshlal Wadhumal Hotchandani as per Affidavit.

C-15427 I have changed my name from Samir Shaikh to Sameer Shaikh as per Affidavit.

C-15428 I have changed my name from Kewal Ranjit Panchal to Keval Ranjit Panchal as per Affidavit.

C-15429 I have changed my name from Jaishree Ranjit Panchal to Jayshree Ranjit Panchal as per Affidavit.

C-15430 I have changed my name from Dayananad Shivanna Shetty to Dayanand Shivanna Shetty as per Affidavit dated 25/06/2013.

C-15431 I have changed my name from Saturam Mayana Mangutakar to Saturam Mayana Mangutkar as per Affidavit.

C-15432 I have changed my name from Kutubuddin to Kutubuddin Chumelawala as per Affidavit.

C-15433 I have changed my name from Asma Shaikh to Ashma Shamshuddin Shaikh as per Affidavit.

C-15434 I have changed my name from Radhika Chetan Rawal to Radhika Babubhai Gedia as per Affidavit.

C-15435 I have changed my name from Ravikumar Chohan to Ravi Singh as per Affidavit.

C-15436 I have changed my name from Pushpakumar Pal to Asha Pal as per Affidavit.

C-15437 I have changed my name from Bukhari Riyazali Ahmed Ali Riyaz Ahmed Ali Sayyed to Sayyed Riyaz Ali Ahmed Ali as per Affidavit.

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I have changed my name from Dipak Rohidas Mandave to Deepak Rohidas Mandve as per Affidavit.

C-15441 I have changed my name from Rupeshkumar Bharat Singh to Rupesh Bharat Singh as per Affidavit.

C-15442 I have changed my name from Amith E to Amith Janardhanan Nambiar as per Affidavit.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that my clients MR. Abkhas Prajapati MEHTA, residing at B/31, Laidlaw Bhavani, S. V. Road, Kandiwali (W), Mumbai - 67, intent to dispose of the property situated at Industrial Gala No. 11, Unit - "A" in Plot of land of old Survey No. 140 and 145 New Survey No. 49 and 47, Hissa No. 1, 2B, 4A, 5, 6A, 6C, 4A, 5, 6, and 7, situated at Village Khari Taluka, Bhayandar (E), within the Registration of Bhayandar in the Dist. Thane, and containing admeasuring area of 335 sq. ft. Built up areas, & have rights title interest in the property.

Notice is hereby given to all PERSONS that the said property belongs to our clients Abkhas Prajapati MEHTA, Mumbai. And above said properties purchased on 02-061988, and any person having any liabilities in relation to the said properties by way of lease, assignments, mortgage, charge, lien, pledge, etc, or, otherwise, howsoever, to the said proposed sale to below mentioned address with true copies of all documentary proofs in support of claims within 15 days from the date of notice failing which 'it shall be deemed that there are no claims or objections from anybody.

SCHEDULE OF PROPERTY ALL THAT "SAID PLOT", lying being and situate at Industrial Gala No. 11, in the Unit 'A' admeasuring the Build up area about 335 sq. fts. at Sainath Industrial Estate Co-op.

Pre. Soc. Ltd, B. P. Road, Bhayander (East), Thane 401 105, on a plot of land bearing Old Survey No. 140 and 145, New Survey No. 49 and 47, Hissa No. 1, 2B, 4A, 5, 6A, 6C, 4A, 5, 6, and 7, situated and lying in the revenue Village Khari and being in the Regn.

Sub - Dist. & Dist. Thane within the jurisdiction of Mira Bhayandar Mahanagar Palika, Bhayander, Dist. -Thane.

Dated this 5th day of September, 2013.

MR. N.V. SHARMA, 315, Dhobi Talao Trinity Co - op. Hsg. Society Ltd, 261, S. S. Gaikwad Marg, Dhobi Talao, A.P. Market, Mumbai-400002.

Sd/N. V. SHARMA, ADVOCATE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA, MUMBAI

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PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that my client, MR. PRINCE AMARBAHADUR SINGH, had purchased said property from MR. NAZIR A. KHAN, but the Said land whose Original Land Owner 1. Mr. Santosh Dwarkanath Mhatre & Other, Village– Juchandra, Tal.- Vasai, Dist.Thane, Survey No. 381, Area 16000 Sq. Ft. So we hereby invite claim or objection that any person having any claim or objection against or into or upon in respect of said land howsoever are hereby required to make the same known in writing to our advocate office within 14 days from the date of publication.

Mr. D.S. TIWARI (Advocate High Court) Add : Shop No. 19, Akanksha Tower, Near Railway Station, Nallasopara (E)

BMC’s DIRTY MARSHALS? Fake surety case: Lawyer surrenders before police

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Two clean-up marshals seen on networking site supposedly harassing a woman travelling in autorickshaw refute allegations

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he Bangur Nagar police, on Wednesday, detained the two clean up marshals who were caught on camera allegedly misbehaving with a woman who was travelling in an autorickshaw at Malad. They were released after recording of their statements. The police could not arrest them as the victim has not come forward to file any complaint.

According to the Bangur Nagar police, they identified the two men from postings on a social networking website where the woman's friend had posted the photo of the two men on a motorcycle leaning into the rickshaw where the victim was seated.

The police launched their search for the men in the photo and found them to be working as BMC clean up marshals hired by a private

Ketan Talekar and Atul Thinghe. contractor. The two were identified and detained on Wednesday.

The police recorded the statements of the men who claimed that they fined an auto rickshaw dry driver last Saturday for urinating on a public road.

After fining the rickshaw driver they left the place on their motorcycle. The marshals said that they had a receipt (Pauti) to prove that they had fined the driver.

"We were talking to the rickshaw driver not noticing a woman was seated in the back seat. After talking to the driver, we drove off not even realizing that our photo had been clicked," said Ketan Talekar in his statement to the police. Ketan and Atul Thinghe were detained by the police as a preventive action and were later let off with a warning," said PSI Gaurakhnath Ghadge from Bangur Nagar police station.

"The BMC officials had approached us to understand the case and left after getting the details," said H Bagul, senior police inspector of the Bangur Nagar police station.

Ketan's father Krishna said that his son had been defamed after his photo had been carried on social networking websites. A poster with the photo had been put up at Malad railway station.

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22-year-old engineering student committed suicide by jumping off from his college building on Tuesday after the classmate he was allegedly having an affair with recently refused to continue the relationship. He was reportedly in a depression for the past few days and had stopped interacting with other friends in the college.

The deceased, Omkar Chakravarthy, was a fourth year BTech student in Mukesh Patel College of Engineering, situated in Juhu. He was staying in a hostel near his college, while his parents lives in Chennai. The incident took place at around 4.45 pm when the lectures got over. Chakravarthy waited in the classroom and when all the students left, he jumped off from the seventh floor of the building.

“We have recorded the

statement of several friends of Chakravarthy and came to know that he was having an affair with one of his classmates and both their parents were aware of the relationship. But a month ago, they separated as the girl did not want to continue the affair,” said senior police inspector Arun Bhagat of the Juhu police station.

“The girl told him that she could not concentrate on her studies due to the friendship, but Chakravarthy wanted to continue it and went into a depression,” said another officer.

“The jumping off from the building has been recorded in the CCTV footage of the college. It is a clear-cut suicide but our investigation are on.

Chakravarthy's family arrived in Mumbai on Wednesday morning and the body was handed over to them after post mortem was completed at Cooper Hospital,” said Bhagat.

A seven-month test drive

By Khushboo Panjabi

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he Nerul Police, on Tuesday, arrested the absconding Shankarbhau Saheb Surve (45) seven months after he stole a BMW car belonging to his friend.

According to the police, “The accused had asked his friend Vikas Sudhakar Mahamuni (43), the owner of the BMW, for a test drive seven months ago never to return”.

Mahamuni, after waiting for

a long time, lodged a complaint at the Nerul Police Station, when the investigating began.

Sachin Hire, an officer of the Nerul Police Station, said, “We got a tip-off that Surve is in Thane, and a strict patrolling was carried out.We were finally successful in catching hold of Surve on Tuesday and arrested him on the spot”. The car was then returned to Mahamuni.

Surve has been booked under Section 406 of the Indian Penal Code.

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fter evading the police dragnet for a month, Vasai-based lawyer, Sharda Patil, surrendered before the local police where she faces charges of producing fake surety before the court of the judicial magistrate in the sessions court, to bail out a Nigerian national accused of over staying in the country.

According to the police, the fake surety scam was exposed after a person identifying himself as Munna Prasad, appeared before a Judicial Magistrate on March 7, to stand as surety on behalf of a Nigerian national who was arrested in an illegal immigration case registered at Vasaigaon police station.

Magistrate Amitabh Panchbhai who detected anomalies in Prasad’s testimonies also found out that

Unal Khan, and he was a resident of Kandivli who had submitted forged documents to bail out the illegal immigrant.

During course of investigations, the alleged complicity of Sharda Patil in the bogus surety case was exposed. Khan allegedly confessed that he committed the illegal acts on the behest of Patil. While Khan and two of his accomplices were arrested by the police, Patil remained at large. However after Patil’s anticipatory bail plea was rejected by the Mumbai High Court and the Apex Court, she finally surrendered before the police Lawyer Sharda Patil and was remanded to custody till September 6, by the he (Prasad) had earlier stood Vasai Sessions Court.

A case under Sections as surety in other cases-albeit under different names. 420,465,468,471, 200 and 419 After rounds of sustained of the IPC had been regisquestioning it was revealed tered in this connection. Furthat Prasad’s real name was ther investigations are on.

The dodging docs

Took the extreme step after girlfriend refused to continue relationship

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service? Why don’t they revoke the bond?”

Bhide also informed the court that the government has issued notices to the students and directed them to join the service within a month, “failing which their bond amount would be revoked. Of the 90 students who have been appointed at various district hospitals and angered that only 24 per cent hearing had stated that of rural health care centres, of the doctors out of the the 64 lakh children in the none have been allotted to 6,930 who graduated from state, around 20 per cent the Melghat region which is MBBS and PG courses last suffered from malnourish- worse hit by malnutrition.”

The court asked, “But year served the mandatory ment.

While hearing the matter there are so many vacancies. stint in a rural hospital and pediatrithe court asked the state gov- on Wednesday, Additional Gynaecologists, ernment to ‘enforce disci- government pleader Neha cians and anaesthetists are all Bhide, informed the court pline.’

The court was hearing a that the government had, on critical posts which need to PIL filed by Purnima Upad- August 14, issued 225 orders be filled up soon. What is the hyay on the large number of directing the students to join government doing?,” directcases of malnourishment service within seven days. ing the government to preand infant mortality in tribal However, only 90 have joined pare a statement by today on how many posts were vacant regions of Melghat in Maha- so far.

Based on this, Justice in Melghat, how many sturashtra, a problem compounded by the lack of Chandrachud, “So what ac- dents were available for aldoctors willing to serve in tion has the government lotment, how many posts these areas. The state’s affi- taken against the students have been filled up in other davit submitted in the last who have not joined the tribal areas.

HC angry over post-graduate doctors disregarding orders to join district hospitals and rural healthcare centres

By Philip Varghese

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wo months after the Bombay High Court directed the government to ensure that no rural health post remained vacant this year, the court on Wednesday was unhappy with the state government after the division bench of the court was informed that despite issuance of orders to 225 post graduate doctors to join district hospitals and rural health care centres for mandatory one-year medical service there, only 90 have joined.

This comes after the Bombay High Court in July was

Four more gas-based crematoria to come in Mira-Bhayandar

By Suresh Golani

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dopting the policy of encouraging Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)-based crematoria over conventional fuel wood, the civic administration has mooted a proposal to install gas fuelled fire chambers at four more Hindu crematoriums in the Mira Bhayandar region.

The standing committee in the Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation (MBMC) gave its nod for setting up

Eco-friendly cremations the CNG- based units at Hindu crematoriums including those located at Bunder Wadi, Mira Road, Kashimira and Penkarpada. The proposal will now be tabled before the general body for final approval. This followed after repeated demands made by Shiv-Sena corporator Prashant Dalvi, on the issue of the gas based crematoriums and up-gradation of existing facilities at crematoriums in the twin-city. The MBMC will spend Rs.2.5

crore towards setting-up of the CNG crematoria project.

It should be noted that the MBMC had introduced the Rs.45 lakh LPG-crematoria project at Bhayandar (West) four years back.

“Gas-based chambers at crematorium will benefit the environment and definitely help in reducing felling of trees, besides causing a reduction in the amount of pollution in the area,” Dalvi said. It should be noted that for traditionally cremating a

body, nearly 300 to 350 kg of fuel wood is required. The quantum of fuel wood required is huge and at the same time the amount of pollutants released due to incomplete combustion in the conventional method is detrimental to the sustainability of bio diversity. The setting up of gas based crematoriums in the twin-city was a measure towards introducing a pollution-free and a cost effective cremation system, officials said.

Ganesha out of waste!

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Senior citizen makes eco-friendly Ganesha from trash

V.R. Iyer along with one of his eco-friendly Ganeshas made out of waste.

By Yatin Ingle

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hile we are in hurry to throw the tins of oil, cartons, detergent bottles and material boxes as trash, someone makes ecofriendly Ganesha idols with them. A resident of Santacruz, V.R. Iyer, 72, has been following the trend of making the best out of the waste.

Making articles from waste since the 1993, this year Iyer has stepped ahead to make eco-friendly Ganeshas out of the waste house-hold products.

By using glue and paper

stuck to the waste materials, Iyer has made around 40 eco-friendly Ganeshas.

Adding on to the unique creations, Iyer also has his bicycle designed with an eco-friendly Ganesha. Every idol made by Iyer gives a social message related to the environment and society. He has also build a mini ecofriendly articles museum which displays his art work.

“The waste can be used beautifully in making ecofriendly articles. The steel tins, plastic bottles etc. which cannot be recycled has the best utility to make

CITY BRIEFS Dignity Retirement India Expo

A two-day exhibition and event showcasing product and services for 50+ Senior Citizen jointly with celebration of World Elders Day & Dignity Annual Day. An exhibition of products and services from disparate sectors like Banking, Real Estate, Healthcare and Travel and Tourism, Nehru Centre, on Friday & Saturday (Sept. 6-7), from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Entry is free, For details, contact: Sonakshi Gupta @ 9167732679

Makeover to your menu

Give a makeover to your menu. Introduce diversity and add colour with continental nibbles like salads, cutlets, vegetable sandwiches and rolls, hotdog and burger breads, 5 cutlets, ketchup, 1,000 Island sauce, 6 salads, hash potatoes, coleslaw, gherkins, eggless mayonnaise, vegetable sandwiches, vegetable rolls, and many more. Demo at Sonjui’s Academy, Juhu on Friday, Sept 6, For details, call: 26209811

‘Dealing with Depression’

The Yoga Institute, Santacruz, is organising a Satsang on ‘Dealing with Depression’ between 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, September 8, at its premises in Prabhat Colony, Yogendra Marg near Santacruz station (East). The Satsang will be conducted by Dr. Jayadeva Yogendra & Smt. Hansaji Jayadeva, and followed by an interactive session with Yoga teachers. To register, call: Mrs. A. N. Desai, on 02226110506, 26122185

creative structures whereas paper can be used for making stationery articles or structures”, says Iyer. When asked about the challenges in such work, he says, “God is everywhere. It was a thought to bring out the use of waste creatively for making eco-friendly Ganeshas. It has also encouraged many school kids to join me in making eco-friendly Ganeshas and likewise there will be a spread of the ecofriendly culture which will make this society pollution free”. yatin.ingle@afternoondc.in

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he Navi Mumbai Police is geared up for the upcoming Ganesh Chaturthi festival beginning September 9. In order to discuss the tribulations, 178 organisers from the satellite city had gathered for a meeting with government officials on Tuesday.

The meeting was attended by officials of the police department, the fire department, Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC), Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL), Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB), Regional Transport Office (RTO) and the Traffic Department.

The organisers raised issues of potholed roads, broken speed-breakers, overgrown trees and nonfunctional streetlights. Also, problems faced while bringing huge idols from Ulwe, Pen and Panvel were discussed.

Purshottam Karad, DCP, Zone I said, “Before the festival commences, NMMC would complete the procedure of repairing all the roads and street lights and an in-

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Navi Mumbai gears up for Ganesha

LORD OF SMALL THINGS… Antop Hill-based sculptor Madan Kavale has created a unique and tiny 1.5-inch idol of Lord Ganesha at his workshop for the upcoming 11-day Ganesh festival. spection will be conducted after the completion of the work”. The three days on which music will be allowed to play after 10 pm are not yet decided.

Sanjay Daygude, Deputy RTO Officer, Vashi said, “All the mandals organising the festival have to submit their documents and take special permission for the vehicle passes which will be checked thoroughly and then permit-

ted. The the mandal organisers can then collect their certificates from the RTO office”.

Daygude added, “The National Highway number 17 which connects Mumbai and Goa will be closed for heavy vehicles as only Ganesh idols will be allowed to pass by from 8 am to 8 pm from September 6 to 9 and all the other vehicles will be diverted to from the old Mumbai-Pune highway.”

CR to attach addl coaches for Ganesh fest

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12133 Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus – Mangalore Jn. Express will be augmented he Central Railway by one AC 2-tier cum AC will run extra trains to 3-Tier coach Ex CSTM clear waitlisted passengers from September 5 to 8. and manage the rush of passengers during the Gana- 12051 Dadar Terminus – pati Festival. This is in Madgaon Janshatabdi Exaddition to the 126 specials press will be augmented trains announced earlier. The by two Second Class seataugmentation of existing ing Jan-chair cars from trains will generate 1089 reSeptember 5 to 11. served and 6480 unreserved 01033 Chhatrapati Shivaji seats.

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cial will be augmented by one AC 3-tier coach on September 7.

01041 Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus – Pernem special train will be augmented by one AC 3-tier coach on September 7.

11003 Dadar Terminus – Sawantwadi Express will be augmented by four General Second Class coaches from September 5 to 22.

‘Shuddh Paani’ for Thane residents

By Kaptan Mali

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f everything goes as planned, the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) will soon provide 100 per cent pure water to its residents. However, residents will have to pay a nominal charge for this facility. The TMC in collaboration with an NGO Water Life will install water purification projects at several places in Thane especially in slum areas where there are cases of water borne diseases due to contaminated water supply.

Shyam Gadre, Executive Engineer, TMC Water Department said, “We have presented a proposal at the general body meeting of TMC and soon a tender will be issued for the same. The agencies which accept our criteria will be selected for this project.” Surya Dalal, a representative of Water Life said, “Our main aim is to provide safe drinking water to the general public. We have submitted our proposal to the TMC and when we get a clearance from them, we can start the work. Initially, we will start the work at 2-3 places, and as per the response of

the locals and the TMC, we will proceed further. We are running a similar project in Hyderabad as well."

The price...

According to the Water Department of the TMC, the agency will charge Rs.10 per 20 liters of water while mineral water in the market is priced at Rs.12-20 for one litre.

Benefits of the project...

Around 20 lakh people in Thane live in

slums where there are water theft cases and illegal water connections, which steal the income of TMC. These slums get their water supply from illegal pipeline connections. Some of these pipelines might be submerged in sewage lines and there is always a high possibility of water contamination which in turn causes fatal water borne diseases.

How the project will work...

The TMC will provide Water Life with a water connection and an area of 10x10 meters, for which the NGO will have to pay the actual water charges and rent for the space. The NGO will treat the water with its Ozone and UV sterilization technology. Initially, the NGO will charge Rs. 10 per 20 liters of water and after receiving a positive response the rates might increase.

As per the conditions of the TMC, the NGO will have to start this project in at least five slum areas and it can not sell this purified water to any other party in the open market.

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Tougher action against residents

MSRDC blames CMO for its indecision on coastal water transport

By Prashant Hamine

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redictably the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) has refuted the contention of Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan that the MSRDC was yet to submit its file on starting water transport along the western coastline of Mumbai.

It may be recalled that last week itself Chavan had made a statement to that effect. However, sources in the MSRDC disclosed that they had sent the file to the Chief Ministers office almost a month ago.

Sources added that the MSRDC had already invited tender bids for the project and even short-listed the lowest tender bidder. “The file is currently held up in the Transport wing of the CMO. Moreover, the CM is yet to call for the meeting of the Cabinet Sub-Committee on Infra-

structure. There are several of our infrastructure projects that require clearance, so that tender process could be initiated”, sources added.

The state government had appointed MSRDC as nodal agency to implement the Passenger Water Transport (PWT) Project along west coast on BOOT basis in February 2002. Since then MSRDC had prepared the Detailed Project Reports (DPR), taking environmental clearances and inviting bids on three occasions.

The west coast PWT project involves construction of terminals at Borivli, Marve, Versova, Juhu, Bandra and Nariman Point. The project has been billed as environmentalfriendly mode of transport, significant saving of travel time due to increased speed and reduced delays because of no congestion problems, reduction in air and noise pollution along the existing corridors and diversion of traffic on water transport will provide relief to local roads in the high density areas.

State to ask Centre to allow ethanol blending with petrol Since ethanol is considered to be a green fuel, the use of it in petrol blending will save precious foreign exchange, says Harshawardhan Patil

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iven the volatile Rupee and rising oil import bills, the state government is urging the Centre to allow Ethanol blending with petrol.

Speaking to newspersons here yesterday, Minister for Cooperation Harshawardhan Patil stated that the state cabinet sub-committee has asked Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan to urge the centre to allow Ethanol blending which could save precious foreign exchange.

Sources in the Cooperation department stated that at present the Centre has not made five per cent Ethanol blending mandatory. The anti-Ethanol lobby is against allowing ethanol blending. At present the demand for ethanol from oil companies is around 32 crore liters. The state production capacity is around

tive sugar mills an added source of revenue income.

Earlier, the Minister informed that the cabinet sub-committee on sugar has decided to ban sale of sick cooperative sugar mills in the private sector. He said that at present about 10 to 15 cooperative sugar mills are up for sale in the private sector by the state and district cooperative banks to recover the dues.

Patil stated that henceforth such sick cooperative sugar mills will be 2.20 crore liters which is priced at given on lease rent basis for about around Rs.27 per litre. Patil added 15 years till the dues are recovered. that the state can produce 100 crore Thereafter the mill will be transliters of ethanol. He said that since ferred to the farmers who are the ethanol is considered to be a green real stakeholders of the mill. He said fuel, the use of it in petrol blending that the decision to ban privatisawill save precious foreign exchange. tion of sick cooperative mills has Moreover, if ethanol prices are been taken in view of the raw deal linked to the petrol prices then it that the farmers get during the priwill give the farmers and coopera- vatisation process of the sick mill.

H1N1, Dengue claim a victim each

By A Staff Reporter

mitted in Kasturba Hospital for diarrhoea and breathlessness on 75-year-old woman from Saat Tuesday and died later during the Rasta area succumbed to the day. The cause of death was pneuH1N1 virus in civic-run Kasturba monitis with septic shock. She was hospital on Tuesday night, while a hypertensive and was also tested Anup Kharwar, a 12-year-old boy positive for H1N1,” said Dr Gomare. from Motilal Nagar, Goregaon, This 75-year-old patient is the passed away due to dengue at Kok- first resident from Mumbai to have ilaben Dhirubai Ambani hospital succumbed to swine flu. Last in Andheri on Wednesday. week, a Kalyan resident had sucWhile Dr Ram Narain, medical cumbed to the H1N1 virus at Kasdirector of the Kokilaben Dhirubai turba Hospital. Till August, 46 Ambani hospital said that the pa- people have been tested positive tient had died due to dengue shock for swine flu in the city. 533 people syndrome, BMC’s epidemiologist across the state have been affected Dr Mangala Gomare said she was- by the H1N1 virus and out of which 124 have succumbed to the n’t aware of this dengue death.

“The swine flu patient was ad- disease.

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he use of Sections 381 and 381A of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation (MMC) Act by BMC officials for booking buildings or individuals violating prevention norms made by the BMC for public health and safety has been prevalent for some time now.

But in August this year, the BMC has booked 92 societies/house owners in various parts of the city for not taking precautionary measures to keep mosquitoes from breeding in their homes or building premises, under Section 381B of the MMC Act, which unlike section 381, gives the offenders no chance to correct their shortcomings and makes them directly liable for legal actions.

“We received orders from our seniors in July this year to start using Section 381B from August.

Sections 381 and 381A give the defaulting individuals or societies some time to take the required corrective measures. It was only the failure to do so in the stipulated time that led the offenders to being summoned by the metropolitan courts. Under Section 381B, people not taking precautionary measures to prevent breeding of any kind of mosquito, directly face legal action without being given time to make the required amendments. Once we find the breeding spots, we issue an Inspection Report (IR) which clearly states that the concerned person or building will face legal action for this offence. Once the IR is issued, the summons comes within 10 to 15 days,” said Rajan Naringrekar, BMC Insecticide officer.

“Previously, this section was never used as we believed that we should make people understand the importance of keeping their premises mosquito free by talking to them and spreading awareness through campaigns. But of late, we noticed that despite conducting several sensitisation programs and

Nothing abnormal

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awareness campaigns, people are not paying heed to what we say,” added Naringekar.

K East ward, B ward and R South ward have the highest number of IRs issued in the month of August. While 14 IRs were issued at K East ward, 11 were from B ward and 10 were from R South ward. “We use this section only at places where there is a high prevalence of vector borne diseases inspite of people there being regularly told about precautiona r y methods to keep mosquito breeding at bay. It is for people who despite being sensitised are not doing the needful,” said Naringrekar. shwetha.kannan@afternoondc.in

The penalty under this section ranges between Rs. 5000 and Rs. 10,000.

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IRs issued

A B C D E F South F North G South G North H East H West K East K West P South P North R Central R South R North L M East M West N S T

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EC denies abnormal deletion of names from voter list

into Somaiya’s alleged complaint.

It may be recalled that ADC on he office of the Chief Electoral Wednesday had carried news report Officer of Maharashtra has de- about the EC deleting names of nied abnormal deletion of names 38,51,294 lakh voters. Sources refrom the voter list. Senior BJP leader futed the allegations that there was Dr Kirit Somaiya had yesterday any abnormality in deletion of the claimed that following his com- names.

“Due process of law was followed. plaint about abnormal deletion of duplicate entries and names of de- Names of those voters whose ceased voters the Election Commis- names were deleted, were served sion of India (ECI) had deputed notices, newspaper advertisements observers to the state to conduct a and followed by hearings before the names were finally deleted. There probe.

Sources in the CEOs office here has been no abnormality in the disclosed that no such observer has process”, a senior official from the been deputed by the EC to inquire CEOs office disclosed to ADC on

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Out of the 38,51,294 lakh duplicate entries and names of deceased voters that were deleted so far in 288 assembly constituencies, names of 31,30,527 lakh voters have been deleted in 144 assembly constituencies. Amongst the assembly constituencies where substantial deletion of voters names has taken place includes - Kothrud 49,570, Thane 48,654, Pune Cantonment 47,478, Parvati 47,318. While in the case of least number of deletions of voters names the assembly constituencies include Radhanagari 807 and Phaltan (SC) 911 voters.

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here could not be any defence on the part of the government when the coalgate missing files scam came for discussion in parliament. All the parties were united in accusing the government of its involvement in the scam worth Rs.1,80,000.

The discussion clearly brought to light the government’s guilt in removing and destroying or hiding the files. The Prime Minister’s declaration a couple of days ago that “I am not the custodian of files” has evidently not impressed the opposition. The opposition charge was that the Prime Minister and other concerned authorities did nothing when they found the files missing. The fact that they did not file an FIR showed that they knew about the missing files but chose not to do anything about it.

The missing files relate to the sale of coal blocks to several private parties. The CBI had first reported about the missing files when it was asked to probe into the scam. Cornered completely, the government cut a sorry figure as it hopelessly tried to explain away about the missing files. The Prime Minister is on a visit abroad and thus was spared huge embarrassment. It does not look like the opposition will allow the matter to rest since it has been given a big stick to beat the government with.

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N business circles in Mumbai there seemed to appear on Wednesday a small, tentative sliver of hope in the unrelenting gloom that currently prevails. It found reflection on Twitter with Anand Mahindra wishing the new Governor of the Reserve Bank well with this tweet, “Never before has a new Reserve Bank Governor’s every action & utterance been watched so closely. Good luck in the fish bowl, Raghu.” From my friends in business circles I have learned that Raghuram Rajan is seen as a man who could perhaps succeed in taking some steps to save the Indian economy from further collapse. At the recommendation of a friend I read his book ‘Fault Lines’ when it came out a couple of years ago and found it readable and not written in the usual jargon that economists favour when they write books. But, I know little else about this man whose celebrity is of such an order that even his good looks have caused comment in the financial newspapers.

Corruption ruled the roost My only conversation with the new Governor occurred one snowy afternoon in Davos when he was on his way to one session and I to another at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting. He said he had read my column in India Today and I muttered something in return. Speaking of Davos reminds me of what I think of as the exact moment when India’s economic troubles began. It was in 2006 and India was so much the flavour of the season for international investors that the Indian business community had come up in Davos that year with a campaign called ‘India Everywhere’ to celebrate India’s arrival on the world stage as a possible new economic superpower.

There was an India Soiree filled with raucous music, fashion shows and the smell of spicy kebabs. Bollywood songs drifted into the icy night out of the clubs on Davos high street and there were so many Indian ministers, journalists, businessmen and bureaucrats in that tiny snow-covered resort that it felt a little as if the whole of political Delhi had moved to the Alps.

It felt good to be Indian in Davos that year but the feeling did not last long because already talk had begun about ‘inclusive’ growth with the implicit suggestion that the incredible growth rate of the economy for two decades had benefited only a handful of rich Indians. Davos-wallahs, as the venerable

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Vinod Mehta called them disparagingly last week when he wrote a paean of praise to his hero, Sonia Gandhi. The truth is very different but you can only see it if you do not wear ideological blinkers.

The truth is that whatever prosperity India has seen since it became an independent nation in 1947 has come as a result of these very ‘Davos-wallahs’ having done their bit to grow the economy after the license raj ended in 1991. The truth is that if there have been failures they have been entirely those of governance. If the Prime Minister had been able to

ON THE SPOT Tavleen Singh continue the reforms that he started as Finance Minister in P.V. Narasimha Rao’s government then the reforms he should have carried out in the past decade would have been to do with public services. Sanitation, healthcare, education reforms should have been what he concentrated on along with serious administrative reform.

Instead, under orders from Sonia Gandhi he focused on investing all his time and money in exactly the sort of massive welfare programmes that kept India mired in poverty for 40 ‘socialist’ years. These schemes sound good on paper but in reality serve mostly to keep our poorest citizens dependent on handouts as they wallow in horrendous poverty.

Meanwhile, ministers of the Government of India discovered that they could make money beyond their wildest dreams by extorting money from big business through deals to hand out coal mines and big infrastructure contracts. This is exactly what has happened in the second term of the SoniaManmohan government and ironically the blame for this has been put on big business.

Anna Hazare and his followers, who wear

Strive for that supreme freedom -- Love O

NCE someone asked me which word in a man's vocabulary was the most valuable. My reply was, ‘Love’. The man was surprised. He said he had expected me to answer ‘soul’ or ‘God’. I laughed and said, "Love is God." Raising on the ray of love one can enter the enlightened kingdom of God. It is better to say that love is God than to say that truth is God, because the harmony, the beauty, the vitality and the bliss that are part of love are not part of truth. Truth is to be known; love is to be felt as well as known. The growth and perfection of love lead to the ultimate merger with God. The greatest poverty of all is the absence of love. The man who has not developed the capacity to love lives in a private hell of his own.

A man who is filled with love is in heaven.

You can look at man as a wonderful and unique plant which is capable of producing both nectar and poison. If a man lives by hate he reaps a harvest of poison; if he lives by love he gathers blossoms laden with nectar.

If I mould my life and live it with the wellbeing of all men in mind, that is love. Love re-

larger ideological blinkers than almost anyone else, built their movement against corruption on the premise that the country’s wealth was being ‘looted’ by corrupt businessmen with the collusion of corrupt politicians. Far too many middle class Indians were seduced by this idea without questioning why India remained such a poor country in the decades when it was officials who controlled all natural resources.

The truth is that governments do not have the money to invest in such areas as the mining of iron ore and coal, which is why private investment was allowed in the first place. But, on account of the former CAG (Comptroller & Auditor General) and his zeal to expose corruption the atmosphere became so filled with hysteria that Supreme Court judges started canceling major international contracts as if it was normal. One judgement resulted in the cancellation of 122 telecom licenses and made foreign investors realise that their money was not safe in India.

Sonia Gandhi delivers final blow Then came another judgement that closed all iron ore mines in Karnataka and caused more than 100,000 people to lose their jobs.

The Government of India could have tried to persuade the judges that what they did had harmed the economy but this did not happen. Then, came the former Finance Minister’s decision to impose taxes with retrospective effect after the Supreme Court ruled in favour of Vodafone in a tax case. This made investors even more nervous because the decision indicated that the rule of the government in power was more important than the rule of law. The final blow has come in the form of Sonia Gandhi’s two favorite laws: the food security bill and the land acquisition bill. The message that goes out is that government will not cut public spending even if it leads to bankrupting India once more.

So in this bleak landscape will the new Governor of the Reserve Bank be able to make a difference? Will he be able to take measures that will strengthen the rupee and encourage investment? Will he be able to restore some of the optimism that was such a characteristic of the Indian economy for more than 20 years? The truth is that nobody knows. The truth is that times are so hard at the moment that the future looks bleak despite one of the most celebrated economists in the world taking charge at the RBI.

pression. Liberation from sex is only possible through love.

Love is God. This is the ultimate truth. But let me say as well that love also exists within sults from the awareness that you are not the family unit. This is the first step on the separate. I am in you; you are in me. This love journey to love, and the ultimate can never is religious. The doors of love only open for happen if the beginning has been absent. the person who is prepared to let his ego go. Love is responsible for the existence of the To surrender one's ego for someone else is family and when the family unit moves apart and its members spread out into society, love love; to surrender ego for all is divine love.

Love is not sexual passion. Those who mis- increases and grows. When a man's family take sex for love remain empty of love. Sex is has finally grown to incorporate all of only a passing manifestation of love. It is part mankind, his love becomes one with God. Without love man is an individual, an ego. of nature's mechanism, a method of procreation. Love exists on a higher plane, and as He has no family; he has no link with other people. This is gradual death. Life, on the other hand, is interrelation.

Love surpasses the duality of the ego. This alone is truth. The man who thirsts for truth love grows, sex dissipates. The energy that must first develop his capacity to love — to has been manifested in sex is transformed the point where the difference between the into love. Love is the creative refinement of lover and the beloved disappears and only sex energy. And so, when love reaches per- love remains. When the light of love is freed fection, the absence of sex automatically fol- from the duality of lover and the beloved, lows. A life of love, an abstinence from when it is freed from the haze of seer and physical pleasures is called ‘brahmacharya’, seen, when only the light of pure love shines and anyone who wishes to be free from sex brightly, that is freedom and liberation. I urge must develop his capacity to love. Freedom all men to strive for that supreme freedom.

— Osho from sex cannot be achieved through su-

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NaMo gearing up to occupy PM’s kursi!

NDA’s Prime Minister in waiting Narendra Modi seems to have already “elevated” himself to the post as he threw a challenge to the Prime Minister of India (whom he supposedly thinks to be the Prime Minister of Congress) as he gave a counter speech from Lalan College to the one given by Dr Manmohan Singh from Lal Qila on the Independence Day. What could have prompted him to do so? Was it a planned strategy? Well it seems so. With elections round the corner (2014), this was probably the last occasion before the 2014 elections when the Prime Minister would address the nation. This, NaMo thought, would be the best opportunity to confront the Prime Minister, so it seems. He is hungry for publicity.

He hardly cares whether it is negative or positive, he wants to be in the limelight.

Now, should an occasion like Independence Day or Republic Day be used to earn brownie points? How justified is this new trend? What if NDA comes to power in 2014? Will one see a reversal of places on August 15, 2014? Will some Congress neta or for that matter of any other political party counter NaMo’s speech from Lal Qila from some remote college? By starting a new trend NaMo has given rise to something that may not even leave occasions like Independence Day from being politicised.

— Abdul Monim, Vashi

nal misconceptions and ‘structural factors’ implying the unimaginative route chosen by the Govt. He added WE all know that RBI Governor’s that the Policy of the U.S. Federal term is one of the most difficult pe- Reserve—easy liquidity—did not riods globally and domestically. If have anything to do for the present you look at the world and our coun- state of affairs as also the Syrian turtry today, there is so much change bulence. Our Govt., should benefit that you have to be at your feet and from the pragmatism and potential we cannot imagine anybody else of Subbarao whose suggested in his doing a better job than D. Subbarao. own inimitable style that the policy As a Banker I have the highest re- decisions are ‘safeguards’ of the spect for the thorough gentleman. country’s economy and hence inHe has faced difficult times with a valuable in its own right. broader outlook and put it in the — T.M. Uday Shankar, Mumbai best way possible. In his hindsight, it is very easy to judge the precarious position with development in mind with constructive policies to ONE of the hallmarks of the Contouch upon the balance of pay- gress culture is dictatorship which ments of the country. But the Gov- has been evident right from the preernment’s role in policy paralysis Independence days. In short, the caused great damage. Raghuram Party simply wants that all political Rajan will take over as the 23rd Gov- parties in the country should unernor of RBI from the Teacher’s Day questionably tow its own line. When onwards. It is time to praise the out- the Congress writ was running ungoing Governor for his persistent challenged throughout the country, way of paying attention to the both at the Centre as well as at all pressing problems but at the same the States, the things were going on time both PM and P. Chidambaram smoothly. But from 1967 onwards were singled out for their poor way when the 125-year-old Party started of handling country’s economy. losing its grip over the masses, — Shanthi Ramanathan, Ghaziabad many non-Congress governments were formed in various States.

Therefrom started the clashes be tween the Governors appointed by HATS off to Duvvuri Subbarao, the the Congress from Centre and the out-going Governor of the RBI, who Opposition-ruled States’ CMs. This spoke out his heart and vented sin- tussle between the Raj Bhavans and Mantralaya is continuing till date; cere feelings over the LETTER OF latest ones being played at Gandhipresent ‘economics’. In THE DAY nagar in Gujarat and at Jaipur durfact, Subbarao sailed through the difficult set of circum- ing the earlier BJP rule. stances deftly handling the entire — Arun Malankar, Santa Cruz gamut of the ‘rates of Bank interests’ without merely yielding to the ‘wishes’ of the ‘powers that be’ and did not hesitate to put it succinctly FIRSTLY it was the Andhra Pradesh and unambiguously that the pres- govt that brought in the reservaent ‘crisis’ is a consequence of inter- tions for Muslims, which did not stand the judicial scrutiny. And now, another secular govt., this time, the one under the stewardship of the Didi that decided to grant salaries to the Imams and Muazzins in West Bengal. This revolutionary measure also failed to convince the High Court judges of the State and was struck down.

Outgoing RBI chief was good

Cong high-handedness

Futile measures

— Vineet Phadtare, Borivali

ABSOLUTELY CONFIDENT! Modi sees himself as the best bet for BJP in the 2014 elections, and his posturings show he is aware there is nobody else available.

EVERYBODY from BJP, including Sushma Swaraj and L.K. Advani outside, keep vigil of these areas to make easy money or getting sexual favours from the victims, who venture into the isolated areas. Once upon a time Vijay Merchants’ Thackeray’s Mills was providing employment to physically handicapped men and women. Merchant was kind enough to get the Man and Woman get married as well out of the funds provided for the rehabilitation of the less privileged class and differently-abled strata of society. Now the same place is misused by miscreants for their ulterior motive and it is time for the politicians, activists, bureaucrats and administration to bring about a change in the society comprising chawls and the hooliganism should stop at this level or else we can hear more and more cases of such cruelty to women in such isolated places.

— Maniam C.K. Ramani, Kharghar

Letting him off lightly I’M appalled and outraged at the recent order of a Division Bench of the Bombay High Court reducing the sentence from life imprisonment to a paltry six years for a man convicted of burning his wife to death. It’s bad enough that the death penalty was not awarded in the first place, but this kind of liberalism by our courts will play havoc in a society already plagued by soulless barbarism in commitment of heinous crimes. It may be true that there was no pre-meditation in burning his wife, but that the man did so in a fit of anger does not translate into accidental death. He first located the kerosene, then poured it over his wife, and then struck a match (or lighter)—clearly a series of three separate and coordinated steps carried out consciously and willfully. In a case where even a death sentence might have been justified, to reduce a well-deserved life sentence to six years is to place the social evil of wife-burning on par with robbery and dacoity.

— Phiroze Javeri, Mumbai

Separate Vidarbha

THIS refers to the editorial, ‘Demand for a separate Vidharbha’ (ADC, Sep 2). Creating more states DILAPIDATED Mills of Mumbai in will not result in development, and the Lower Parel-Mahalakshmi belt it is a misconception. When a new is becoming a place for notorious state is created, money has to be activities. Scoundrels having no spent on building a new assembly work and enough time to spend building, and other related infra-

Misusing decrepit mill lands

EXCELLENT: Outgoing RBI governor D. Subbarao was highly efficient and has helped keep the economy safe even during the most difficult times of high inflation.

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should note well that if Narendra Modi is not declared as BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate, BJP won’t get majority at all or NDA may lose the coming Lok Sabha elections. Consequently, people will have to face corruption, spiralling inflation and cross border terrorism again for the next five years. And hence people will be unhappy with BJP, mainly with Sushma Swaraj and Advani. Modi is the only one who can handle the aforesaid anti-aam aadmi issues. Thus, Modi is inevitable.

— Hansraj Bhat, Borivali

WHILE addressing the inaugural session of BJP’s minority morcha’s national executive meeting, party structure. Who will bear this expenditure? Only, it fulfils the ambition of a politician to become the chief minister of a new state. Jharkhand was carved out of Bihar; has it resulted in development of the new state? It is unfortunate that violence is used to create a new state. A study should be made to show how much public property has been lost, when the protestors damaged public and private property, which could have been used for the development of the region, for which demands are made to create a new state. Such a Readers are requested to e-mail letters to the editor and add their neighbourhood as well. Please mail letters to afternoonletters@gmail.com

president Rajnath Singh said that the Gujarat riots of 2002 was unfortunate and it is wrong to blame the state chief minister Narendra Modi for that and Congress is playing divide and rule policy of Britishers by dividing people on the basis of caste and religion which is nothing but a sign of frustration on his part not to push his party among the people and create confidence due to infighting among its senior leaders which has been proved in recent time. If he is so much concerned about the Gujarat riots and its victims then why Modi is not regretting or apologising to people for last ten years and as far as minority community is concerned they still live under the fear and are considered as the second class citizens of Gujarat with more than 40 per cent of the state population living under poverty line and are struggling for survival.

— Bhagwan Thadani, Mumbai

study will open the eyes of the public, and no more new states will be created.

— Deendayal M. Lulla, Goregaon

Teachers Day September 5 is celebrated as Teachers Day, in the memory of our first vice-president S Radhakrishnan’s birthday. This is the day we thank and honour our teachers for their hard work. Nowadays, the relation between teacher and student has become unholy, compared to olden days. The latest news of Asaram, the so-called sage and guru, who allegedly spoiled his female student, made the people doubt the trustworthiness of the so-called baba and spiritual guru.

— Bhavesh Jani, Nala Sopara

BCCI stooping low to honour Sachin IT is surprising that the BCCI is bending over backwards to organise special short cricket series at home with the West Indies before our already announced tour to South Africa just to see that the once-great Sachin Tendulkar gets to play his 200th test match at Wankhede — he is two short of the figure at present. Interestingly, this is not to be taken as his ‘farewell series’ because the Little Master seems to still believe that he has a lot of cricket left in him and will announce his retirement to his fans when the time comes. The BCCI’s pampering of Tendulkar does appear too much since he has been in Team India from eternity and is the richest cricketer today, next only to M.S. Dhoni. He should have called it a day quite some time back and by hanging on still, he is only demeaning himself and blocking the place of a deserving younger player in the national team. So many cricket greats had retired gracefully like Sunil Gavaskar, Kapil Dev and more recently Rahul Dravd and no one among them had staged such a nauseating drama after more than two decades in the game.

— Dr. V. Subramanyan, Thane

FORGET players fixing matches.

Now the BCCI itself is guilty. Just

NOT NECESSARY: By arranging a special short series with the West Indies for Sachin’s sake, the BCCI is carrying things a bit too far. to spite SA, because Lorgat was elected as president, BCCI cuts two matches from the SA tour.

And if the purpose was to give Tendulkar his 200th match in India then shouldn’t Mumbai have been the venue? No, it is in Kolkata because Dalmiya wants it in his home ground. And there will be even more fixing – West Indies will be told to give Tendulkar a century in his last Test.

Want to bet? They were worried that this may not be possible versus South Africa. And the whole country will forget the economic scenario. The entire cricket drama except the Ashes and India-Pakistan matches is fixed.

— T.R. Ramaswami, Kandivli

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Antara is excited and tells Raghu that she wants to make Noor’s wedding special. Antara also tells him that, she doesn’t know much about Muslim weddings and will need help. Raghu promises to help her. Raghu lies to Antara that he will take her to a Muslim wedding. But in fact he doesn’t know anyone at the wedding. Will Antara come to know the truth? What will Raghu do next? Life Ok, 9 p.m.

MOVIES OF THE DAY

Van Helsing is in the world to rid all evil, even if not everyone agrees with him. The Vatican sends the monster hunter and his ally, Carl, to Transylvania. They have been sent to this land to stop the powerful Count Dracula. Whilst there they join forces with a Gypsy Princess called Anna Valerious, who is determined to end an ancient curse on her family by destroying the vampire.

They just don’t know how! Starring Hugh Jackman, Kate Beckinsale, Richard Roxburgh. Star Mov ies, 9 p.m.

MUMBAI KI KIRAN BEDI

Honest constable (played by Srinivasamurthy) names his daughter as Kiran Bedi and sacrifices extremely to bring her up as IPS officer. Kiran Bedi (Malashri) shows exemplary courage and intelligence and she is a nightmare for anti social elements like Bhoopathy, Mobile Nachappa, D’Souza, Naga, Vickey, Muni and others who are controlling the government. All the 224 MLA’s of Karnataka and 29 MP’s are under my feat says Bhoopathy to Kiran Bedi who chalks out master plan to destabilize the gang. Kiran Bedi is given extraordinary powers yet the crooks are successful in moving her from Bangalore to Bellary. Bhoopathy’s son Vicky dies fighting against Kiran Bedi and therefore Bhoopathy to avenge his son’s death sends his crook and finally, Kiran Bedi wages a futile battle. Fi lmy, 9 p.m.

KYA SUPER KOOL HAI HUM

Major Singh has two sons, Adi and Sid .Adi is the younger one, who is the aspiring hero and in love with his cousin Subbalakshmi . Sid turns into a DJ and meets his match Swathi. GK is a member of the parliament, whose anti-social activities are contained by Ranjith. Also, Chakravarthy who spends 14 years in prison after falsely charged by GK in a case is released. GK plans to take revenge on the family. But, the person who comes to the rescue of the family and the people threatened by the villain’s plans is Giri. The story is on how he ends as winner, by saving lives and winning respect from his father. Max , 9 p.m .

NATIONAL TREASURE

Benjamin Franklin Gates descends from a family of treasureseekers who’ve all hunted for the same thing: a war chest hidden by the Founding Fathers after the Revolutionary War. Ben’s close to discovering its whereabouts, as is his competition, but the FBI is also hip to the hunt. Starring Nicolas Cage, Diane Kruger, Justin Bartha. Zee Studi o, 10.30 p.m.

SHUTTER ISLAND

It’s 1954, and up-and-coming U.S. marshal Teddy Daniels is assigned to investigate the disappearance of a patient from Boston’s Shutter Island Ashecliffe Hospital. He’s been pushing for an assignment on the island for personal reasons, but before long he wonders whether he hasn’t been brought there as

Van Helsing, Star Movies, 9 p.m.

part of a twisted plot by hospital doctors whose radical treatments range from unethical to illegal to downright sinister.

Teddy’s shrewd investigating skills soon provide a promising lead, but the hospital refuses him access to records he suspects would break the case wide open. As a hurricane cuts off communication with the mainland, more dangerous criminals “escape” in the confusion, and the puzzling, improbable clues multiply, Teddy begins to doubt everything - his memory, his partner, even his own sanity. Pi x, 9 p.m .

KAMINEY

Guddu and Charlie are identical twins born and raised in the slums of Mumbai. They dream of leaving the squalor behind and moving into a life of prosperity and dignity. Though they look alike, the two are as different as chalk and cheese: one lisps while the other stammers; one is an honest, diligent social worker while the other hedges bets at a racecourse. The brothers want nothing to do with each other, but when Charlie gets mixed up in a deadly get-rich-quick scheme and Guddu realizes that the love of his life has unwittingly put a price on his head, their lives begin to collide. Faced with rogue politicians, drug dealers and crooked cops, they uncover a sinister plot laid out by the ‘political-police-underworld’ nexus. Their stories finally converge to a point when they realize they only have each other.

B4U, 9 p.m.

STAR PLUS

P.M. 2.00 Ek Nanad Ki Khushiyon Ki Chaabi..Meri Bhabhi 2.30 Diya Aur Bati Hum 3.00 Pyar Ka Dard Hai Meetha Meetha Pyara Pyara 3.30 Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai 4.00 Saraswati Chandra 4.30 Diya Aur Bati Hum 5.00 Junior MasterChefUstaadon Ka Tadka 5.30 Pyar Ka Dard Hai Meetha 6.00 Iss Pyar Ko Kya Naam Doon-Ek Baar Phir 6.30 Ek Gahr Banaunga 7.00 Saath Nibhaana Saathiya 7.30 Saraswati Chandra 8.00 Ek Nanad Ki Khushiyon Ki Chaabi..Meri Bhabhi 8.30 Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behnaa Hai 9.00 Diya Aur Bati Hum. 9.30 Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hain 10.00 Pyar Ka Dard Hai….

10.30 Ek Veer Ki Ardaas – Veera 11.00 Saraswati Chandra P.M. 2.00 3.00 4.00 4.30 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 8.30 9.00 10.00 11.00 P.M. 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00 P.M. 2.00 2.30 3.00 3.30 4.00 5.00 6.00 6.30 7.00 8.00 8.30 9.00 10.00 11.00 P.M. 2.00 2.30 3.00 3.30 4.00 6.00 6.30 8.00 8.30 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.30 11.00

ZEE TV

LISTING

P.M. 2.00 Do Dil Bandhe Ek Dori Se 2.30 Punarvivaah 3.00 Sapne Suhane Ladakpan Ke 3.30 Pavitra Rishta 4.30 Do Dil Bandhe Ek Dori Se 6.00 Jodha Akbar 6.30 Pavitra Rishta 7.00 Ek Mutthi Aasmaan 7.30 Sapne Suhane Ladakpan Ke 8.00 Jodha Akbar 8.30 Do dil Bandhe Ek Dori Se 9.00 Pavitra Rishta.

9.30 Qubool Hai 10.00 Punar Vivaah 11.00 Jodha Akbar

7.00 7.30 8.00 8.30 9.00 9.30

10.00

10.30 11.00 P.M. 2.00 3.00 3.00 3.30

Aangan Hoga Jai Jai Jai Bajarangbali Best of Haunted Nights Piya Ka Ghar Pyaara Lage Jai Jai Jai Bajarangbali Jhilmil Sitaron Ka Aangan Hoga.

Rishton Ke Bhawar Mein Uljhi Niyati Haunted NightsKangann Jai Jai Jai Bajarangbali.

Rishton Ke Bhawar Mein Uljhi Niyati

SAB TV

Taarak Lapataganj-Ek Baar Phir FIR Chintu bun Gaya Gentleman 4.00 Taatak Mehta…

One Tree Hills Touch 2 Broke Girls Two And A Half Men Revenge One Tree Hills Grey’s Anatomy 2 Broke Girls Two And A Half Men Revenge One Tree Hill Breaking Bad

ZEE CAFÉ

Pretty Little Liars Lost Just for Laughs Lost Pretty Little Liars Body of Proof The Big Bang Theory Lost Pretty Little Liars Body of Proof

BIG CBS LOVE

Game 90210 Game Entertainment Tonight Dexter Game Rules of Engagement 90210 Entertainment Tonight Rules of Engagement Game 90210 Dexter Game

SONY TV

Maharana Pratap Bade Acha Lagte Hai Chhanchan Jee Le Zara CID Jee Le Zara Crime Patrol Anamika Amita Ka Amit Chanchhan Jee Le Zara Maharana Pratap Bade Achhe Lagte Hai Crime Patrol

DDI (Main Channel)

5.00 5.05

5.30 6.00 6.55 7.00 7.15 8.00 8.15 8.30

DISCOVERY

Earth Flight Ganges Wild Connections Food Factory What Happened Next How do They Do It Destroyed In Seconds Lost Treasure Hunters Gator Boys Man vs Wild

SCIENCE

P.M. 2.00 Monsters Inside Me 3.00 Through The Wormhole with Morgan Freeman 4.00 Heavy Metal Task Force 4.50 Food Detectives 5.15 How It’s Made 6.00 Weaponology 7.00 Mythbusters 8.00 How It’s Made 9.00 Tech Toys 360

STAR WORLD

News in Marathi Hasat Khelat Aatmbhan Mazi Maye Pimpalpan Suvarnakshan News in Marathi Rang Badaltya Natyanche Aamchi Krbahrani Krishi Darshan Patla Tar Ghya News in Marathi Dam Dama Dam News Samachar Buniyaad

MOVIE CHANNELS

STARMOVIES

P.M. 12.40 Rise of the Planet of the Apes 2.22 Pretty Woman 4.45 The Day the Earth Stood Still 6.54 X Men: The Last Stand 9.00 Van Helsing 11.28 Terminator Salvation A.M 8.20 The Day The Earth Stood Still 10.30 Phone Booth P.M. 1.35 3.20 5.10 6.55

HBO

The Attacks of 26/11 The Italian Job Mirror Mirror Captain America: The First Avenger 9.00 Luck S109 11.40 Kick-Ass A.M. 8.00 Swordfish 9.40 Mirror Mirror 11.25 Kick-Ass

ZEE STUDIO

Diya Aur Bati Hum, Star Plus, 9 p.m.

LIFE OK

P.M. 1.30 Kaisa Yeh Ishq Hai-Ajab Sa Risk Hai 2.30 Gustakh Dil 3.00 Devo Ke Dev Mahadev 3.30 Do Dil..Ek Jaan 4.00 Shapath 5.00 Best of Savadhaan India 7.30 Gustakh Dil 8.00 Devo Ke Dev Mahadev 8.30 Savitri 9.00 Do Dil…Ek Jaan 9.30 Junoon-Aisi Nafrat, To Kaisa Ishq 10.00 Kaisa Yeh Ishq Hai-Ajab Sa Risk Hai 10.30 Savdhaan India P.M. 2.00 2.30 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 6.00 6.30 7.00 7.30 8.00 8.30 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.30 11.00

COLORS

Sasural Simar Ka Balika Vadhu Madhubala….

Mrs Pmmi Pyarelal Bani Ishq da Kalma Comedy Nights Balika Vadhu…

Bani Ishq da Kalma Mrs Pammi Pyarelal Sasural Simar Ka Balika Vadhu Madhubala Sanskaar…

Na Bole Tum… Uttaran Bani – Ishq da Kalma Balika Vadhu

SAHARA ONE

P.M 2.00 Rishton Ke Bhawar Mein Uljhi Niyati 2.30 Haunted Nights 3.00 Dharti: Film. Rajendra Kumar 6.00 Piya Ka Ghar Pyaara Lage 6.30 Jhilmil Sitaron ka

Do Dil…Ek Jaan, Life Ok, 9 p.m.

4.30 Baal Veer 5.00 Lapataganj-Ek Baar Phir 5.30 Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah 7.30 Jeanie Aur Juhu 8.00 Baal Veer 8.30 Taarak 9.00 Chidiya Ghar 9.30 Jeanie Aur Juju 10.00 Lapataganj-Ek Baar Phir 10.30 F I R 11.00 Taarak Mehta

ZEE MARATHI

P.M. 2.00 Tu Tithe Mee 2.30 Tuze Maze Jamena 3.00 Honnar Suun Me Hya Gharachi 3.30 Radha Hi Bawri 4.00 Pakke Shejari 5.00 Tu Thithe Mee 5.30 Honnar Suun Me Hya Gharachi 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 Bawri 11.00 Honnar Suun Me Hya...

ANIMAL PLANET

P.M. 1.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 7.30 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00

River Monsters Animal Planet’s A to Z Galapagos Biggest and Baddest Yeh Mera India Predator’s Prey Big Cat Diary River Monsters Yeh Mera India Animal Planet’s A To Z Wild Recon

DOORDARSHAN

P.M. 2.30 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.35

P.M. 2.00 3.00 6.00 7.00 7.30 8.00 8.30 9.00 10.00 11.00

9.00 9.30 10.00 10.30 11.00 11.30

Ek Kiran Roshni Ki Saraswatichandra Poorva Suhani Aayi Re Byomkesh Bakshi Rangoli National Programme of Dance: Kuchipudi by Rama Shanker

DDII (Metro Channel)

P.M. 2.00 2.30 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00 5.30 6.05

Samachar.

News Sports News Genext Samachar.

News.

Samachar Rajyon Se Samachar.

Metro Scan

10.00 Weaponology 11.00 Monsters Inside Me

HISTORY CHANNEL

P.M. 2.00 Food Tech 3.00 History Untamed 4.00 Freddie Flintoff vs The World 5.00 Ice Road Truckers 6.00 Invention Intervention 6.30 Pawn Stars 7.00 Dynamo: Magician in Impossible 8.00 History Untamed 9.00 Shark Wranglers 10.00 Pawn Stars 10.30 Ancient Aliens 11.30 Invention Intervention

NAT. GEOGRAPHIC

P.M. 2.00 2.30 3.00 4.00 5.00 7.00 7.30 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00

Emergency Room Taboo Mega Factories Most Amazing Moments Caught in the Act Most Amazing Moments Emergency Room Dangerous Encounters Taboo Breakout American Call Girl

STAR CRICKET

P.M. 2.00 ICC Champions Trophy 2013 h/ls Ind v SA 3.00 Champions Ka Champion 3.30 Jai Ho 4.00 T20 Dhamaka 4.30 Champions Ka Champion 5.00 ICC Champions Trophy 13 h/ls 6.00 T20 Dhamaka 6.30 Champions Ka Champion 7.00 ICC Champions Trophy 13 h/ls Ind v SA 8.00 Superstar Football 9.00 T20 Dhamaka 9.30 Champions Ka Champion 10.00 Champions League Twenty20 11 h/ls 11.00 T20 Dhamaka

ESPN

Rangoli, DDI, 11 p.m.

6.30 7.00 7.30 8.00 8.15 8.30 10.00 10.30 11.00

Business Wrap Samachar Focus News Night Samachar News Night Late Edition Raat Saddhe Dus Khel Samachar

P.M. 2.00 Champions League Twenty 11 h/ls 3.00 Jai Ho 3.30 Aus Tour of Eng 2nd T20 5.00 Liga Bbva 13/14 5.30 Jai Ho 6.00 Champions League Twenty 11 h/ls 7.30 Champions Ka Champion 8.00 Champions League Twenty 11 h/ls 9.00 Liga Bbva 13/14 h/ls 10.00 Jai Ho 11.00 Champions Trophy h/ls

P.M. 1.00 The Lincoln Lawyer 3.40 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 6.00 Back The Future 8 .20 The Break Up 10.30 National Treasure A.M. 10.15 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind P.M. 12.15 2.28 4.36 6.44 9.00 11.55 A.M. 8.31 10.01 P.M. 12.05 3.00 5.45 9.00 11.50

P.M. 2.00 5.30 9.00 A.M. 9.30

CARTOON NETWORK

P.M. 12.00 Teacher Teacher Asur Fatichar 3.00 Oggy and the Cockroaches 7.30 Teacher Teacher Asur Fatichar 10.30 Johnny Test 11.00 Adventure Time A.M. 8.00 Tom and Jerry Kids Show 9.00 Roll No 21 10.30 Ben 10 Destroy All Aliens 11.00 Tom and Jerry Show P.M. 1.30 3.30 5.00 8.00

POGO

Chhota Bheem Marathon Raju Dholakpurwala Chhota Bheem Marathon Mighty Raju : School Is Cool

Slumdog Millionaire Total Recall Destination London 21 Jump Street Shutter Island The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 Cruel Intentions Shutter Island

STAR GOLD

Swarg Jung Suno Sasurjee Golimaar Aaj ka Shoorvir

National Treasure, Zee Studio, 10.30 p.m.

MAX

ZEE CINEMA

Sanjog: Jeetendra Aakhri Raasta: Amitabh B Arjun: Animation Chandramukhi: Rajnikant

CVO

Alag Alag: Rajesh Khanna Pakhandee: Sanjeev Kumar Anjaam: Sachin, Sarika Hum Ho Gaye Aap Ke: Fardeen Khan

FILMY

P.M. 12.00 Parmatma: Mithun, Juhi Chawla 3.00 Shankar Dada: Ashok Kumar 6.00 Kangan: Sanjeev Kumar 9.00 Mumbai Ki Kiran Bedi: Malashri A.M 9.00 Bas Itna Sa Khwab Hai: Abhishek Bachchan

B4U

P.M. 12.00 China Gate: Om Puri 4.00 Toofani Takrao: Namrata Shirodkar 8.00 Kaminey: Shahid Kapoor 11.00 Dadagiri: Dharmendra, Govinda

All programmes on this page are as per the official schedules of the various channels. Afternoon is not responsible for any last minute changes.

ZEE TALKIES

P.M. 12.00 3 Bayaka Fajiti Aika: Makrand Anasp;ure 3.00 Be Dune Sade Chaar: Sanjay Narvekar 6.00 Hari Om Vithala: Nisha P 9.00 Gammat Jammat: Sachin, Ashok Saraf

PIX

P.M. 1.00 Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi: Shahrukh Khan 5.30 Karan Arjun: Salman Khan 9.00 Kya Super Kool Hai Hum: Tusshar Kapoor A.M. 6.00 Dillagi 10.10 IIFA Awards 2013 P.M. 2.45 5.50 9.00 A.M. 11.30

A.M. 8.00 Bachpan: Sanjeev Kumar

Shutter Island, Pix, 9 p.m.

9.30 10.00 10.30 11.00 A.M. 8.00 8.30 9.00 10.00 11.00 P.M. 2.00 3.00 3.30 4.30 5.00

8.00 8.30 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.30 P.M. 2.00 4.30 5.00 5.30 6.30 7.00 8.00

Pokemon Takeshi’s Castle Sunaina MAD

Thomas and Friends Kumbh Karan Chhota Bheem Hagemaru Chhota Bheem

DISNEY CHANNEL Doraemon Hamataro Phineas and Ferb Art Attack Doraemon: Ek Dora Teen Have A Laugh Disney Q S 2!

Shaket Up Best of Luck Nikki Slokk Disney Q

DISNEY XD

Kiteretsu Splatalot Super Robot Iron Man AA Spiderman Phineas and Ferb Ultimate Spiderman 8.30 Hulk 9.30 VR Troopers

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BIG DAYON A

With the rupee at an all-time low and prices steadily rising, don’t spend your life savings on your wedding day. Rhea Dhanbhoora & Priyanka Singh get tips from experts in the industry to find out how to have the most special day of your life without emptying your bank account

BUDGET >> Don’t break the piggy bank trying to fund your wedding.

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estination weddings, box invites, imported flowers and designer dresses may be the flavour of the season when it comes to weddings but all these things make it harder to deal with the depreciating rupee. You don’t have to compromise on your dream wedding though. Follow these tips by a few experts so you can have your perfect décor, trousseau, jewellery, hairdo, invites and photographs without spending an exorbitant amount on them. Read on as we tell you how to plan the perfect budget wedding.

Plan it ProPerly Candice Pereira and Jarret D'Abreo are the cheerful duo behind Marry Me, wedding planners who see to everything to do with your wedding to make it the perfect day. You can get in touch with them by logging on to www.marrymeweddings.in. In the meantime, Candice gives us a few budget wedding planning tips: l Consider having your wedding during off season. This way you can book the venue of your choice at a lower cost. l Rope in your friends and family to help. Maybe you have a friend who is a DJ and can put together a song list for your mehendi that you can play off an iPod. Or maybe you have a friend who is a great speaker and can help compere your events. l Get creative and spend time personalising the details, but put it together yourself. Make it a fun afternoon with your girlfriends to help make your save-the-date cards and assemble your giveaways. l Think of unique venues. Maybe you have access to a lovely bungalow or garden space which would be perfect for one of your events. It also gives your guests a nice mix of venues between hotel ballrooms and private spaces. l The honeymoon is all important, but you could plan a trip to a unique destination in India itself; there is so much to discover right here!

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Picture this Photographer Stuti Sakhalkar is the girl behind the wedding photography company, The Cheesecake Project. She offers photography services for weddings, couple shoots and films. If you want a wedding album with candid shots and beautiful pictures, drop her an email at stuti@thecheesecakeproject.com. She gives us tips for budget photography planning: l Assign responsibilities for the candid photographer as well as the photographer for documentation and the videographer. There is no point having 6-8 photographers all shooting the exact same thing. l If your candid photographer is someone like me, who will be photographing every ritual and covering all relatives, then you do not need a documentation photographer for the wedding rituals. The documentation or regular photographer can be hired only for the reception-stage pictures. This is what I usually advise clients who give me full responsibilities of their wedding shoot. l Do a photo-booth at fun events such as cocktails and sangeets.

Have the photographer shoot only that instead of normal portraits of guests. This is a big hit with guests and also gives you something new to have in the album. This usually works out cheaper as the photographer doesn’t have to work the room as much. l For special shoots such as couple shoots, plan your shoot well with your photographer, with regards to outfit, location and time of day to avoid last minute hassles, costume colours clashing with the background location, harsh or low lighting and so on. l Most importantly, if you like the work of a photographer/videographer and want them to cover your wedding, book them as early as possible to save money and also before they are booked by another client.

Adorn the venue Wedding decorator Nitinn Raichura from Perfect Décor tells us, “Quality will always score over quantity. Weddings of a lifetime can be achieved even on a tailor-made budget. It’s often difficult for me to convince a client that a budget wedding doesn’t mean compromising on quality. This year, with increased prices and with recession staring people in the face, there will be an impact on weddings. In fact the effect is already visible with fewer events and even some cancellations. Everyone is looking for a budget wedding.” To organise budget décor, contact them at www.wedding decorators.com. He gives us venue and décor tips to make planning on a budget easier: l Opt for community halls, society compounds and school lawns instead of ballrooms and banquet halls. Keep the guest list to a minimum concerning the couple.

>> Candice (left) from Marry Me Wedding Planners will help you with everything from your wedding venue to beautiful table placements (above)

time. Practicality and wearability are important, so brides should incorporate pieces that are not just for ‘the day’ but things they can wear all their life. For example, you can buy a polki set or a detachable multi-layered piece which can be worn later for different occasions. l Instead of buying one huge neckpiece, buy three or four necklaces that can be worn together to look like a big piece. In the end you will have different jewellery pieces that you can use instead of being stuck with one really large piece. l Jewellery is a long-term investment. Pick timeless designs instead of trendy pieces. If something is in vogue today, it might be out of style tomorrow. You do not want to keep reselling your diamonds or getting your gold reset often. You lose about 10% of the value every time you resell or exchange the pieces.

In case you have an intricately designed gold piece, remember that a significant amount is lost when gold is melted down and then re-moulded.

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If you are booking a premium venue, confirm all hidden expenses and overheads before you book the place. l Confirm the venue eight months in advance to get a good deal. l Organise pre-wedding events such as sangeet, mehndi and cocktails at home or in your society compounds/terrace. This way you can cut down on invitees and overall cost. l For decorations, state your budget to the decorator and work out a plan together. l Avoid expensive, imported flowers and stick to local varieties. l

invite right Your invites are an important part of your budget, but are sometimes forgotten because you send them out before. However, Nitinn from Perfect Décor says this step is important as well. He gives us some tips: l Let it perform its basic function — to invite and guide the guest to the venue. l Give the elaborate card a miss and stick to simple, elegant designs. l E-cards are more popular these days. l Call reminders are cheaper than cards. l Give your number and email address so you and your guests can save on the cost of acceptance cards and postage.

trousseAu tussle Brides often go overboard with their >> For great wedding pictures such as this one, get in touch with Stuti from The Cheesecake Project

trousseau and later repent spending a bomb on something that they will rarely wear again.

Experts from Peppermint Diva (available at Ogaan, Aza, Fuel and Amaara stores) tell you how to tighten your purse strings while buying your outfit. l Pre-plan the look that you want for all your functions — starting from the engagement ceremony, mehendi, to the day of your wedding. This keeps compulsive shopping at bay and you’ll find that last minute shopping leads to overspending. l While shopping for your trousseau, visit various exhibitions and store promotions to get a variety of options to choose from as per your budget. l Pick up clothes in different styles as you can mix and match them instead of picking up 10 different outfits. This will allow you to experiment with your look. l Don’t follow trends blindly. A particular trend may be in fashion now, but down the line in a few years, it may not be and it will be just lying in your wardrobe. Always buy outfits which are classic and simple. l Buy limited outfits for your trousseau and don’t go overboard. After all, how many times are you going to wear that super heavy lehenga in the future?

jewels & stones While jewellery can be an investment, there are still are chances of buying too much.

Owner of jewellery brand Mirari (www.mirari.com) and jewellery designer Mira Gulati tells us how to save when you buy wedding trinkets. l The cost is always the key factor to planning a wedding. While any bride would love to be decked in diamonds set in pure white or yellow gold, it is not always pocket-friendly.

Especially when you are planning an inexpensive wedding. Instead of wearing several pieces of jewellery, work with one big statement piece. l A bride should consider the style of her outfit and look for accessories that will complement it. Buy clothes with more embellishments, so even though you may be low on jewellery you will not lose your sparkle. l Jewellery lasts for a lifetime, so make sure you pick pieces that you can wear for a long

Hair styling is another aspect that brides tend to overspend on. Get in touch with celebrity hairstylist Jawed Habib at www.jhhairbeauty.com for a great wedding hairstyle. He gives us his tips to save yourself from spending too much on your locks: l A bride can opt for a pre-bridal hair package before the wedding, which includes hair cutting, hair spa and colour or texture transformation. Wedding packages are mostly much more cost-effective than opting for these treatments separately. l Using the right kind of shampoo, conditioner and styling products will help to maintain your hair and save on damage control treatments later. So, start taking care of your hair in advance. l On your wedding day, an elegant, classy and glamorous updo with a brooch and accessories looks great and the style is not too expensive to do. l For your reception, you can opt for an open hairstyle with volume, curls or straight look.

All of these are inexpensive. l Using buns, extensions, brooches and accessories helps in a great way to have fabulous wedding day hairstyle without the bride spending too much, so make good use of them.

where’s the Food?

Apart from discussions over how the bride and groom look, another talking point for guests is food at a wedding. Sarah Faad Dalvi from Bullet Biryani catering service, whips up delicious wedding food. Get in touch on www.facebook.com/BulletBiryani. She tells us how little things can prevent you from overspending on food. l Apart from having vegetarian starters with potato or paneer, pick chicken instead of mutton ones. When you serve meat that not everyone might eat, it will go to waste. l Give your caterer an approximate estimate of how many vegetarians and non-vegetarians you’re expecting. That will save you a lot of your money. l There’s no point in preparing a dish which is tasty but too spicy for most of your guests as the food will go to waste. These are small things, but they matter a lot. l Don’t have an elaborate dessert counter if you are having a small wedding. After people have eaten their dinner, they have little space left for dessert. So, limit how much you order for dessert. l These days, weddings have several starter counters. People are almost full by the time the main course arrives. Limit your starter spread if you don’t want the main course to go to waste.

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Rollercoaster tycoon!

Managing a theme park — now, that’s a dream job! But for Pooja Shetty Deora, overseeing a part of the theme park Adlabs Imagica is a reality. Dev Goswami gets talking to her about her awesome job

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e’re sure you are familiar with Adlabs Imagica. The adverts can be seen everywhere and those who have been to the entertainment park can’t stop talking about how great it is. Here, we catch up with Pooja Shetty Deora, who oversees the park’s food & beverage and marketing. She also supervises the film production business for Walkwater Media, which produced films such as Tere Bin Laden (2010) and Rita (Marathi, 2012). We talk to Pooja about managing an entertainment park, movies and her future plans.

I am sorry for jumping straight to this, but I just have to ask… what is it like managing a theme park? Is it anything like the video game, Rollercoaster Tycoon?

Actually, I have never played the game (laughs). But, it certainly has been a challenging experience. The park has been up and running for around five months and the whole concept took four years to come through.

There were a lot of deadlines, a lot of pressure, but we were able to set up and I’m extremely happy about that.

Adlabs Imagica is located quite far away from the city. Why do you think Mumbaikars should go that extra mile to visit the park?

You should visit because we are bringing you something that you haven’t seen before. We have unique and never-seen-before attractions which makes a visit to Imagica completely worth it.

As a person who handles a theme park and provides people with a source of entertainment, what do you think Mumbaikars define ‘entertainment’ as?

Movies. I think movies are the main source of entertainment for people here.

Under you, Walkwater Media has released the acclaimed Tere Bin Laden, a satirical movie that was highly appreciated. However, people nowadays seem to have a problem with satire…

I don’t think so. If you give people a good subject, they’re willing to watch the movie. Things such as the story and content are important. If you deliver that, people would come watch the movie.

I was talking more about how people raise objections to satire.

Do you think you can make such a movie again?

Actually, I am currently involved in making the sequel of Tere Bin Laden! So, I guess that answers your question.

Can you give us a gist of the movie?

No, I can’t (laughs)! All I’ll say is that it will be good and that you should wait for it to come out.

We recently carried a story on what people in our city feel about the state of affairs with regards to the Lower Parel gang rape incident. What are your views on it?

I think a lot has already been said about it. What happened was

adlabs imagica

Touted as South Asia’s largest amusement park, Adlabs Imagica has been getting rave reviews from everyone who’s been there. The park, which is spread over 300 acres, is divided into sections such as India, Arabia, Viva Europa, Asiana and more, with each area showcasing the culture of that particular region. Apart from your usual suspects of joyrides and rollercoasters, Imagica plays host to a number of stage shows, street entertainment and restaurants.

Where Adlabs Imagica, Sangdewadi, Pali-Khopoli Road, Off Mumbai-Pune Express Way contact 42130405 or log on to www.adlabsimagica.com

really unfortunate. However, making a statement is not the best thing to do; there are too many opinions around already.

We need better infrastructure to protect women and I feel that in time, that will definitely happen.

On the same lines, people always have a lot of views and advice on what the government should be doing. Being married to MP Milind Deora, have you ended up sharing your views on the state of the country?

Yes, as a spouse that happens. I do know what he’s doing and he’s a good listener, not just with me but with everyone. He listens to a lot of people’s opinions. So, yes we do talk about our work and I do voice my opinions.

What are your plans for the near future for Imagica as well as Walkwater Media?

Well, right now I am very busy with the sequel to Tere Bin Laden.

We’re also working on adding a water-park and hotels to Adlabs Imagica.

>> Pooja Shetty Deora is a part of Adlabs Imagica and is also a part of Walkwater Media

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1. black beauty For a night out, pick up this gorgeous, black lace dress. The white lining gives it an elegant look.

Where Sisley outlets Price On request 2. hint of lace If you’d like just a hint of lace on your dress, this blue dress with lace panels on top is a good option.

Where Vinegar, Khar (W) Price `3,500

Of late, several designers have started using our rich heritage in fashion, with Indian weaves at the forefront.

Dev Goswami finds out about the different kind of weaves

4. Soft & Subtle Lace works well when it’s soft and subdued.

This dress is perfect for any occasion.

Where Vinegar, Khar (W) Price `5,500

3. ShoW Some Skin This off-shoulder peplum has a pretty lace top that will add a little oomph to your look.

Where Elle Fashionwear outlets Price `3,400

oing back to our roots is the new mantra in the fashion world. Several designers have lamented about how Indian weaves have been forgotten over a period of time and how they need to be brought back. Designer Harshita Chatterjee Deshpande says, “I think the most magical aspect of Indian weaves is the sheer diversity of thought, colour and story depicted, as well as the unique skill set that it requires from the craftsmen.” We get fashion designers to tell us about the different kinds of Indian weaves and what they’re all about.

weaving already dyed strands of fibres to create unique motifs. Aniket adds, “The intricate woven pattern forms an interesting textile for a luminous silk dinner jacket to throw over a simple LBD or teamed over in form of trench coat for brunch meets.”

kutchi Work Aniket says that no Indian design discussion can ever be complete without the mention of this vibrant textile and embroidery art form from Kutch. It is a unique combination of woollen threads and intricate cross and chain stitches. Aniket says that this weave is traditionally seen in Navratri costumes and boho bags, but can also be applied to urban jackets with zippers.

khadi We are all familiar with khadi — it’s not just a type of weave, it symbolises a movement which changed Indian history. Designer Shruti Sancheti says, “Khadi is a coarse, handspun fabric which is very versatile. It keeps you cool in summer and warm in winter; it can be starched for a better appearance and is a favourite among everyone from politicians to the fashion fraternity.” Khadi can be used to make draped dresses, tunics, jackets, saris and trousers.

5. Sheer beige We love the bold pattern and beige lining of this classic dress.

Where Marks & Spencer outlets Price `7,999

chanderi Chanderi is an ancient, sheer, glossy fabric that is woven using handspun

baluchari cotton warps and wefts. Shruti tells us, “It has buttis (studs) in gold, silver or copper woven to impart a regal look. It can be worn as a stiff kurta, anarkali, dress, sheath, shirt or as a sari.”

Patan Patola Patan Patola weave is one of the high priced possessions you’ll have. But, designer Aniket Satam tells us that it is so painstakingly intricate, that it’ll be worth every rupee. It is created by

Baluchari is famous for portraying the royal lifestyle and so, it’s considered to be a regal weave. Harshita tells us, “Its best feature is that it uses human brocade figures for decorating the pallu and borders of saris. What makes this weaving style more elegant is the use of fine quality silk and silver zari work. Currently, you see designs such as a pleasure boat with love birds, animal figurines, traditional marriage or other customary practices and kalka motifs using Baluchari.”

>> Another one of Aniket’s design, this pairs a Kutchi work skirt with a simple white top. (Far left and middle) These designs show how Khadi can be used to design almost anything

Pictures and designs: Aniket Satam

« TOP 5: LACE DRESSES WE LOVE

« CELEB HIT OR MISS: GLYNDA ALVES TAKES A LOOK AT WHAT THE BOLLYWOOD BABES WORE THIS WEEK

« 5 WAYS TO ROCK: LACE DRESSES Loving lace but don’t know how to pull it off?

Tejasvi Desai gives you some quick tips 1. high-quality material Be careful when picking your dress because lace may have a cheap look to it. Choose high quality material so that it has the right amount of elegance.

2. coloured lace For a fun look, steer clear of black and white lace dresses and choose bright reds and pinks. Team your coloured lace with neutral accessories.

3. keeP it SimPle Lace has a heavy look to it, so keep everything else to a minimum. Wear your hair loose to keep the overall look easygoing and fun. Jewellery should also be simple. You can select gold, diamond or crystal pieces, but stay away from pearls to keep your ensemble modern.

4. go Subtle With the Shoe Your shoes could match the colour of your dress or you could opt for metallic platform sandals or nude pumps.

5. carry a handbag Don’t leave home without one. It is best to keep it the same shade. However you could play around with the material. Add a contrasting leather purse or light >> Ashely Green gets it bang-on: canvas purse depending on whether the coloured lace with nude pumps design of your dress is casual or formal.

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I don’t know if it’s just me, but those pockets on her dress are very unfortunately placed. The dress wants to be edgy but for some reason, it just doesn’t manage to impress us. The khaki/ black combo also makes the usually radiant Sonam look dull. Cute boots though.

Guess who’s all ready for the festive season? There was a high risk of this outfit swamping her, but Amrita carries it off with class. We love the vibrancy and feel that it manages to look colorful but not gaudy. Even the elaborate neckline manages to fit in somehow.

While this dress is certainly more boudoir than Bollywood, we can’t help but feel that Mandira manages to pull it off. While it would be a complete no-no on pretty much any other star, with her cropped hair and bubbly personality, this illusion dress manages to look pretty fun.

Eeks! This outfit is a major fail.

Forget the garish mullet top and that hideous belt that does nothing for her figure, it’s those ill-fitting trousers that really irk us! Did she not look in a mirror? Even her hair looks like a tangled mess. Not a good look, Tisca.

This is the perfect example of how festive wear can take over an otherwise pretty looking lady. The red and gold combination is a classic, but here it looks garish and costume like. There’s too much shine and some seems to have made it to her face as well. Tone it down!

Sonam kaPoor

>> Aniket shows us how Kutchi work, usually seen in Navratri costumes, can be used for jackets

amrita rao

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f you’ve always wanted to travel and see the world, but felt that a long drawn out vacation is a waste of your time and money, these five suggestions should be right up your alley.

Whether it’s helping out on a farm, living with a family to learn about their culture, helping the underprivileged or teaching, there are great opportunities to soak up the sights and sounds, learn more about the culture of different countries and contribute something to society while you’re at it. So, the next time your 9 to 5 job gets on your nerves, check out one of these options.

Work on a farm We’re not kidding! You can actually get free stay and great food if you work on a farm. And, if you log on to www.wwoof.org, you can find an organic farm anywhere across the world and Shutterstock

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Want to travel, but don’t want to stop working while you do?

Rhea Dhanbhoora brings you some great ways to earn while you globe-trot

choose to stay there and work your way through your vacation. The exchange organisation links you to people who want help on their farms and are willing to offer you accommodation and food as payment for your services.

Teach abroad Do you think you have a good command over English? Use it to your advantage by teaching abroad in places where English is not their first language. You’ll get to see a new place and impart a little wisdom on your way as well! You can try applying through Teach Away, a teacher recruitment agency that can place you in one of over 40 countries. All you have to do is log on to www.teachaway.com and register.

Work your Way up A company aimed at budget travellers, we love the concept of Workaway. It’s aimed at the traveller who doesn’t mind getting involved in the culture of the country she is visiting. You’ll have to pay a fee to get involved, but after that you can participate in activities such as gardening, animal care, cooking and farming around the world. There’s no set duration for your trip. Just log on to www.workaway.info to get started.

exchange programs This is a great way to not only go abroad but also learn more about different cultures and volunteer to help the underprivileged while you’re there. Joining a Rotary club can help you achieve this with their exchange programs. They offer exchange programs, volunteer programs and sometimes even sponsor larger groups of people who have similar occupations, helping them make an impact around the world. Get started by registering on www.rotary.org.

VolunTeer for a cause

>> Instead of spilling your pockets over an idle vacation, try our suggestions to add to your earnings while travelling

« CAREER ADVICE creeped ouT by ‘female only’ ads? here’s hoW To filTer I’ve been on the lookout for a new job for two months and I am intrigued and shocked by some of the job postings I’ve come across. Many of the job postings, especially vacancies related to client servicing, marketing or public relations, clearly mention that they want ‘females only’. My instinct tells me to avoid applying to these jobs because they sound creepy. I really need a job but I barely apply to any because of this line. What should I do?

— priya shah, Thane dear priya, I understand the dilemma you are in because all of us have gone through this at some point or the other during our job hunts. The fields you have mentioned often require an appealing personality, which by default, is translated to a physically appealing person and hence narrowed down to ‘females only.’ However, a lot of illegal and shady businesses also post such ads to lure women to come down for interviews — so you are right to avoid such places. Instead of blindly ignoring the ‘female only’ ads, do a thorough background check of the company that has posted the ad and if you are still unsure, take a friend along with you for the interview, in case you are shortlisted for one. Good luck in your job hunt.

but I don’t think I am cut out for it. I tried discussing my problems with her but she wasn’t understanding about it. And the very next day, several people on my team approached me about being unhappy at work and I was put on the spot. I hate my friend for telling on me, but I don’t know how to confront her or what to do about this job either. Please help.

— isha Taneja, lower parel dear isha, Equations between friends often change once they move out from the classroom to the workplace. Your friend doesn’t seem to be the person you knew and has clearly broken your trust by sharing your dilemma with the entire team. I don’t see the point in you confronting her about this because she might just start a gossip chain in the office based on your reaction. Just let her know that what she did wasn’t nice but do not give her any more reaction. Refrain from discussing any work related issues with her so that such an incident doesn’t happen again. As far as your job is concerned, I suggest you find another one before quitting the one you have. You might be dissatisfied with it because you have just joined, perhaps by the time you search for a new one you might begin to like your work.

Me and my friend have recently landed the same role in the same office. She seems to love the job,

send your questions to womansworld@afternoondc.in before Wednesday

You can travel all around the world doing volunteer work by finding the right avenue.

Volunteer site www.ve-global.org recruits volunteers for a minimum of four months. You can also try registering for the iVolunteer Overseas Programme on www.ivoindia.org. You can spend up to two years as a volunteer overseas. They have eligibility levels, so check their criteria before registering.

« STUFF WE LIKE: CHIC HANDBAGS

neW accessories by bulchee If you’re looking to start your festive shopping, check out Bulchee’s latest line of handbags that are perfect for the upcoming festive season. The collection features two new lines: the quilted line and the tech line. The quilted range has patterned faux leather along with classy link straps.

The bags come in colours such as white, black and gold. And if protecting your laptop is what you’re looking for, then their tech line is for you — it features simply designed laptop sleeves that come in a range of solid colours. price `2,299 onwards Where Bulchee outlets in the city

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believe them, they aRe best fRiends!

You’ll love this if you, like us, never really got over the lovehate relationship between our favourite cat and mouse.

Price `275 Where www.yebhi.com

Royal kitty

oRange is the neW black!

No, this has got nothing to do with Netflix’s TV series. This Tom Ford pair of glasses will make heads turn and how! They are offered in six shades including shiny orange, violet and blue.

Price On request Where Leading optical stores across the city

If you want to profess your cat love to the world and have the moolah, then go ahead and buy this piece.

Price `25,000 onwards Where www.vummidi.com

hang the cat

If you are a cat lover, you have to have this metal planter.

Price `949 Where www.jabong.com

kitty on the Run

We love this cute pair of canvas shoes with ‘Hello Kitty’ motifs all over it. It’s also available in turquoise blue.

Price `2,999 Where Vans, Phoenix Mills store, Lower Parel

aRound my neck

A perfect gift for a feline lover, this will be liked by cat crazy kids.

Price `4,250 Where www.CaratLane.com

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Warm, cuddly and exceptionally loving (when they want to be, of course) – who can resist the little bundles of fur?

Priyanka Singh brings you the choicest kitty products in the market

cat mistRess

Miss your cat when outside?

This cat print scarf by Amour Faith Hope will make you miss her a little bit less.

Price `3,300 Where Fizza by Zarine Khan; Mozaic in Bandra (W)

golden cat

This gold plated enamel ring is a beautiful statement piece designed by Manish Arora for Amrapali.

Price `14,500 Where www.perniaspopupshop.com

foR the Wild cat

This gorgeous carpet is part of the Out of Africa carpet collection by Obsessions. Prices vary according to the size of the carpet.

Price `5,100 or `9,000 Where www.bedbathmore.com

« TOP 5: PLACES TO HAVE A KITTY PARTY We like all things kitty and that’s why Tejasvi Desai shares her list of top kitty party venues in the city 1. busaba Go private and customise everything at your party — right from the music to the food at Busaba. If your kitty budget is not that big, you could even opt for their set lunch, which costs `600 per person and is available on weekdays. Host your party here as it is one of the most happening lounges of the city.

Where Busaba, 4 Mandlik road, Colaba/ Busaba, Mathuradas mill compound, N.M Joshi Marg, Lower Parel contact 22882808/ 2797 2. out of the blue Something’s always happening at Out of the Blue and you could use their fancy occasions and spacious interiors to add a special touch to your kitty party. Their lunch buffets are perfect and you can pick between Sunday Brunch, Express Lunch and Wednesday Lunch options. You could be a little experimental and even mix karaoke with your kitty.

Where Le Sutra Hotel, 14 Union Park, Khar West, Out Of The Blue, 1st Floor Haiko Place, Central Avenue, Hiranandani Garden, Powai contact www.outoftheblue.in 3. bungaloW 9 Have your eyes set on being the Queen of your Kitty group? Host your party at Bungalow 9 and let their ambience (and of course, extensive wine list) do the talking. It might be a little heavy on your purse, but you could always speak to them and get a special group deal.

Where 9, St. John Baptist Road, Bandra Reclamation, Bandra (W) contact 61179999 4. auRa thai sPa Break the mould by doing something different for your party. Combine the party fun with a relaxing spa at Aura Thai Spa and your guests will never want to leave. Get a heftier discount on weekdays, up to 30% off if you’re a group of at least 12.

Where Outlets across the city contact www.aurathaispa.com 5. dessange Who doesn’t like to be pampered at a party? And that too, one that involves letting you leave the place looking more fabulous than how you entered. Host your kitty party at Dessange and avail their package of three starters and any one of their services such as hair spa, manicure or pedicure and hair cut and styling.

Also, get a complimentary service such as a free day makeup or a free blow dry.

Where Outlets across the city, from Monday to Thursday contact www.dessangemumbai.com

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You’re done with the breakup but now you’re faced with a task that seems even more difficult than breaking up — moving out. Priyanka Singh tells you how to go about it

« SOS: SOLVE OUR SITUATION!

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I am an up and coming model and I’m super confident and also know that I am super hot...

I mean, I am really hot. Everywhere I go, I literally stop men in their tracks. Sometimes it gets too much, but what to do?

I am constantly asked out of course, but I am rather picky.

Last week I shot my portfolio...

>> Splitting up with your partner can get tricky if you lived with him.

Read on to find out how to do it best

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s if breaking up wasn’t hard enough, you now also need to figure out how you are going to move out of the house that you and your partner shared. You both probably moved in together because marriage was on the cards or you thought that your man was “The One.” This is clearly not a mild heartbreak, so every step of the move out post breakup is delicate and a wrong turn will make things much harder. We tell you how to go about it the right way.

Plan ahead If you're planning to initiate the split, try to anticipate likely problems and get your thoughts in order before you break the news to your man. Think about important decisions you will have to make, such as deciding who gets the apartment, how you're going to divide shared belongings and how you’re going to manage shared finances. Make sure to give your partner time to think about those things before you sit down to discuss logistics.

Be civil Breaking up is hard enough, but going through a breakup while living together can be emotionally draining. As much as

your anger might instigate you to fight, remain as calm and respectful as possible.

This will make discussions and negotiations about dividing your things a little easier to manage. Many couples who break up continue living together because they cannot afford a new place. If that proves to be true for you as well, you want to be able to co-exist on respectful terms until one of you moves out.

ResPect each otheR’s PeRsonal sPace As a couple, you took your shared space for granted, but now that you’ve broken up, you both are going to need more privacy to deal with the breakup. Discuss where you will sleep and times when you can agree to leave each other home alone so that you can be free to privately vent to friends and family on the phone, pack your things and deal with your emotions.

Make a clean BReak While you’re still living together, you may catch yourself falling into your old romantic roles and you may even be tempted to have sex. Things will go smoothly if you stick with the decision to break up and don’t confuse yourself or your partner by behaving in ways that

might imply a reconciliation that isn’t going to happen. If you find it hard to be around your partner, spend less time at home and try to expedite plans for one of you to move out.

seek suPPoRt When you’re breaking up and living together, most people feel isolated and lonely. This is a good time to reach out to your friends or family members who can help you deal with your hurt feelings and some of the logistics, including helping you look for another apartment, move or redecorate if you’re staying put.

My best friend has recently lost a ton of weight and she looks great! The problem is that because of intensive workouts and a strict diet, her assets have shrunk too and she’s really bummed out about it. I am a C cup and whenever I show a little cleavage, she publically announces that I need to stop wearing padded bras, which embarrasses me. Grace, I do not! But, I can hardly prove

Wanna grab a quickie... coffee that is hahaha!

Err, actually I was just going for a cup...

coMPRoMise on the details There are many decisions you will have to make in order to be on your own after living together. You need to discuss how you are going to handle your shared items, pets, the apartment, friends, current bills and outstanding personal loans. That’s a lot for two people who just broke up to agree about. Remember, it’s a give and take, so try to be flexible and compromise in the interest of reaching an agreement and keeping things as amicable as possible for as long as you live under the same roof.

« DEAR GRACE, I HAVE A PROBLEM... dear Grace,

Shorab the photographer and I had so much fun! He kept on calling me ‘beautiful’. While I know I am, I was quite pleased to have it coming from him. He is hot too! So, then...

that. How do I handle this? to shop to flatter her new figure and to — unpadded, Malad show off assets she felt self conscious about earlier. But, if she continues to pass dear unpadded, snide remarks about you, especially in Jealousy has an ugly head and a less than public, just roll your eyes and say “You full bust it would seem! While her jealousy wish.” You don’t have to tolerate it and is unjustified, if you really want to help her, eventually she’ll tire of commenting on your give her some time. Instead of focusing on ample assets. what she has lost (her assets), you need to encourage your best friend to focus on the positives of her weight loss. Encourage her Send your questions to womansworld@afternoondc.in

with my girl. And here she is! Mira!

Huh?

"She was this short, fat girl with boring clothes. I know we had great chemistry... I want him! Help me get him!” — Hot M. a) What a stupid problem. No, we will not help you! b) As a model you should understand that it is the photographers job to put you at ease and be encouraging. Also, he probably sees beautiful women every day. So, you’re not unique. He wants more than just a pretty face. He is with someone. Find your own boyfriend. c) Send out feelers. Don’t be aggressive in wanting a date, just be friends first and see where it goes.

LAST WEEK: Delnaz M. should pick Option B: He may like Mini in a less than romantic way. And mentioned it to you because she introduced the two of you. Since you got along so well, how about being friends first and then seeing where it goes?

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TV TATTLE

ANJANA PADMANABHAN IS

CREATING SOCIAL AWARENESS

IN the wake of the recent rape and molestation cases that have wrecked the peace of the country especially of women, Zee TV has decided to spread awareness about the sad state of our Nation through its popular show Qubool Hai. The makers have decided to insert a plot where the character of Surbhi Jyoti aka Zoya will become a victim of a certain stranger’s fantasy and how she will reprimand him for his untoward behavior towards women. Watch Zoya critique the perverse orthodox male gaze in the upcoming track of Qubool Hai, Monday to Friday at 9:30pm only on Zee TV.

INDIAN IDOL JUNIOR

She doesn't know Hindi, but her powerful and melodious rendition of Hindi songs helped 10-year-old Anjana Padmanabhan win the audience’s hearts, and the first Indian Idol Junior title at the star-studded grand finale of the singing reality show here on Sunday.

Sandeep Hattangadi spoke to the cherubic girl about her proud moment.

This is what she said...

LITTLE DANCING SUPERSTARS

SEASON 3 OF THE PITCH

Bloomberg TV India, the nation’s premier English business news channel’s third season of The Pitch moves into its second phase.. The first phase, which was a nationwide call-for-entries, saw the channel receive close to 5000 entries.

Subsequently, the jury, comprising successful entrepreneurs Mahesh Murthy, Vishal Gondal and Neeraj Roy, has identified the top 25 contenders.

These 25 contenders will present their Elevator Pitches to the Jury for a place in the Top 10 of The Pitch Season 3. The Jury will evaluate these aspirants on the brilliance of their business pitches and their individual excellence..

Zee Talkies has re-written the rules of Box Office and created history by breaking the collections in Marathi cinema. Duniyadari has broken records with collections of Rs. 22 crore in just 45 days. The movie has opened to a thunderous response and has also earned critical acclaim. It has been running to packed houses for the seventh week in a row with almost 4000 daily shows across Maharashtra. Duniyadari, directed by Sanjay Jadhav, is about how people eventually realise the true meaning of life in different ways.

What was your parents’ reaction when you won the reality show?

They were very happy for me since they have always encouraged me to sing. They even came to Mumbai for me and I owe everything to them.

What are you going to do with the prize money?

I am going to give everything to my parents.

INSPIRING INNOVATIONS

Discovery Science, India’s only 24-hour channel dedicated to making science programming relevant, accessible and entertaining, delves into the most progressive and inspiring innovations from around the globe on its new series of Tech Toys 360. The series is filled with supercars, jaw dropping motorcycles and luxury yachts. Tech Toys 360 airs on weekdays from September 2 at 9 pm.

SUPERHIT

Did you expect to win?

No. Not at all but I was determined to sing popular Hindi songs even if I am not well versed with the language. I used to practice my lines and learn the songs and I also grasped the language while I was practicing.

Star Pravah today, announced the launch of their new dance reality show Maharashtracha Dancing Superstar – Chhote Masters which aims to tap and add glamour to the dancing potential amongst children in the age group of 6 to 14 across years Maharashtra, and crown the best as ‘Maharashtracha Dancing Superstar’.

Maharashtracha Dancing Superstar – Chhote Masters, will be hosted by Chinmay Udgirkar, and judged by renowned choreographers Savio Barnes, Vishwas Natekar and actor Amruta Khanwilkar.

Do you want to grow up to be a playback singer?

No. I want to be a pilot. But I will also try to become a play back singer as singing is my pasosion.

CHILDREN SHOW

An integral part of Disney’s Fab 5, Mickey’s loyal and lovable pet, Pluto celebrates his birthday on September 5 On this occasion, viewers can watch special episodes of ‘Have a Laugh’ starring Pluto on

How will you be able to devote time to singing with your studies?

Studies are important for me but I will try to manage both.

Who are your favorite singers?

Shreya Ghoshal and Sonu Nigam.

We hope Anjana realises both her dreams of becoming a pilot and a playback singer too!

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OLORS today announced the launch of ‘Har Ghar Kuch Kehta Hai’ produced by BBC Worldwide India to be hosted by the effervescent personality Vinay Pathak. The programme will showcase homes of celebrities from different walks of life during their childhood days to unravel some of their most cherished memories. Starting September 7, Asian Paints’ Har Ghar Kuch Kehta Hai will revisit the legacies that have motivated some of the country’s most ambitious individuals every Saturday at 6.30pm only on COLORS. This show will feature the childhood home and memories of self-

Diya Aur Baati Hum (DABH), a compelling drama of a woman’s ambition and her will to succeed in achieving it has reached another milestone. The show has recently completed two successful years on Star Plus. The show is currently in an interesting phase with Sandhya (Deepika Singh) getting a step closer to her lifelong dream of becoming an IPS officer with the help of her supportive husband Sooraj (Anas Rashid). However, she still struggles to convince her mother-in-law, Bhabho (Neelu Waghela). Many hearts were also saddened to see the devoted couple leaving their home to start a new chapter in their lives

Disney Channel, the #1 TV destination for kids and their families. September 5 at 7 am, 9 am, 3.30 pm and 8 pm.

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made Indian celebrities including Govinda, Waheeda Rehman, Irfan Pathan, Sakshi Tanwar and Ila Arun

among others who have carved a niche for themselves through sheer talent, hard work, grit and determination. Each episode, going back in time, more often than not is hugely emotional with memories of friends and families, good neighbours and friendly shop owners, as well as images of rooms and special corners that emotionally connect them to a life that will always seem like the good old days. This series is based on the format of House that Made Me, devised

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

August 14 saw cakes being cut across the globe for one handsome actor who has stolen many hearts. Gautam Rode, popularly known as Saras in STAR PLUS’ Saraswatichandra was overwhelmed with emotion on being informed that his female fans celebrated his birthday worldwide, though he seems to have lost his lady love, Kumud, in the show.

“My words fall short in expressing my gratitude,” said the charming Gautam.

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TOP VIEW

I am working on a paper to look at the possibility of special dispensation of gas to power projects in the next 10 days and move to the Cabinet. I am not saying what the figure will be…whatever price the power sector can afford I will take that proposal to the Cabinet.

Power Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia BUSINESS BRIEFS RBI Clarifies Guidelines For Overseas Direct Investments

Markets Rebound

NSE India: CNX Nifty — Daily Market Report for: Thursday (September 5, 2013) (Based on the activity of the previous trading day) by Dominic Rebello

REVIEW OF THE PREVIOUS DAY: The Nifty rose substantially on Wednesday (September 04, 2013) a net 106.65 points (2.00%) and closed at the 5448 point level. The market opened up at the 5358 points level.

It then declined sharply into the red and registered the day’s low at the 5318 points level at 9.16 a.m. The index then bounced back into the green and turned into a range bound movement until 11.45 a.m. It then rose further and registered the day’s high at the 5460 points level at 12.12 p.m. The index then turned into a range bound movement until closing at the day. The moved in a range of 141 points and closed above the psychologically important 5400 points level. Sentiment was extremely bullish and amongst the 50 Nifty stocks 47 were gainers, while just 3 stocks closed in the red. All the sectoral indices barring realty closed in the green. Substantial buying was seen healthcare, auto, technology and IT stocks.

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

Suppor t Levels: For short-term traders the immediate main support is at the 5240 points level. The next support is at the 5191 points level.

Resistance Levels The immediate main resistance is at the 5604 points level.The next resistance is at the 5695 points level.

Pivot Point Analysis: For intra-day traders the support and resistance levels are calculated according to the pivot point theory and are: Pivot point = 5409 (This is the level where the trend is likely to change TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: during intra-day).

Volume: Support (1) = 5358.

Volume (Qty shares) decreased 6.49%. This change is small Support (2) = 5268. and indicates a moderate participation by investors.

Resistance (1) = 5499.

Resistance (2) = 5550.

Market Breadth: Overall Market Breadth on the NSE was positive. Amongst all the traded stocks, 851 were gainers, 487 were losers OUTLOOK FOR TODAY: On Japanese candlestick patterns the index has formed and 57 remained unchanged. a long white body candle. This is positive. Fur ther, the Slow Stochastic Indicator: i ndex has crossed above the 5 and 15 days moving averages in a single ses sion. Moreover, the 5 days The Slow Stochastic Oscillator is in the neutral zone. moving average has crossed above the 15 days moving The Slow K line in the Stochastic Oscillator has dropped average. This is positive and a buy signal. However, the below the slow D line (negative and a sell signal). index is still below the 25 and 200 days moving averages RSI Indicator: and both the averages are decli ni ng. Thi s is negative.

The velocity parameters continue to re main neutrally The RSI is above the 40 level and is now rising (positive if trended. Investors are advised to adopt a wait and watch it continues). policy, until a clearer signal emerges.

MACD Indicator: Work with strict stop losses on all positions The MACD is below zero but is rising (positive if it continues). It is above its 9-day Average (positive).

ADX Indicator & DI Lines: The +DI line is below the –DI line but both lines are converging (positive if it continues).

The ADX is falling while the Market Index is rising, which indicates that the present up trend is decreasing in strength.

Moving Averages (Trend Indicators) The index: Has crossed above its 5-day average (at 5444) Positive.

Has crossed above its 15-day average (at 5434) Positive.

Is below its 25-day average (at 5521) Negative.

Is below its 200-day average (at 5833) Negative.

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The Reserve Bank of India yesterday issued certain clarifications with respect to the applicability of the revised guidelines in respect of overseas direct investment notified on August 14, 2013 to facilitate genuine outward investment requirements of the Indian companies. It has been clarified that in respect of funding of overseas direct investments by way of External Commercial Borrowings, instead of limit of 100 % of the net worth, the earlier limit of 400 % of the net worth will continue to apply.

RBI says the revised guidelines for overseas direct investment were in the context of current macro-economic situation and was not intended to restrict bona-fide and genuine overseas direct investment transactions by Indian companies.

India Mulls New Company To Aid Acquisition Of Overseas Assets

The government is mulling setting up a new company, loosely modelled on the concept of a sovereign wealth fund, to finance the acquisition of natural resource assets abroad. The proposed Indian Overseas Investment Corp Ltd (INOIC) will be wholly owned by the government and administered by the Ministry of Finance, officials said.

Infra Most Problematic Factors For Doing Business In India

Infrastructure has been looked upon as the single biggest hindrance for doing business in India followed by corruption and cumbersome bureaucracy, a World Economic Forum report said yesterday. According to WEF’s global competitiveness report, inadequate supply of infrastructure was cited by a majority of respondents as the most problematic factor for doing business in India, followed by bureaucracy, corruption, tax regulation, policy instability and restrictive labour regulations.

Indian Private Debt Placements Up 11%

Indian companies and institutions raised Rs 87,840 crore through private debt placements in the AprilJune quarter, an 11 per cent increase from a year ago. Mobilisation through the issue of debt securities or bonds to institutional investors was Rs 78,960 crore a year earlier, according to data compiled by Prime Database. The amount was mopped up by 109 institutions and corporates during the quarter under review, the report said.

Govt May Slap Anti-Dumping Duty On Bulk Drugs From EU

The government may impose anti-dumping duty of up to USD 9.03 per kg on a raw material that is imported from a few European countries and is used in manufacture of drugs, to protect domestic players. In its findings, the Directorate General of Anti-dumping and Allied Duties (DGAD) has recommended imposition of the duty on imports of ‘Bulk Drug Cefadroxil Monohydrate’ from European Union, the Commerce Ministry said in a notification.

Govt Allocates Rs 8,060 Crore To Set Up 5 Lakh Projects

The government yesterday said it has allocated Rs 8,060 crore, under Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP), to set up 5 lakh projects, creating over 35 lakh jobs during the 12th Plan period (2012-17). “For the country as a whole, the outlay for the 12th Plan under PMEGP has been kept at Rs 8,060 crore, which is 70 per cent higher than the allocation of 11th Plan for the scheme,” Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) K H Muniyappa said. “This would create over 5 lakh entrepreneurs providing employment to over 35 lakh people,” he said on the sidelines of a function here. So far, the government has released Rs 5,251 crore under the scheme and more than 2.2 lakh projects have been assisted, providing jobs to an estimated 20.42 lakh persons.

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Capable Rajan Takes Over As RBI Governor Consumer Confidence Slipping Gold surges Rs 660 on global cues Rupee ends at 67.09 per dollar Mutual funds witness Rs 50000 crore outflows in July RIL to invest over USD 24 bn in key projects by 2017 Garment exports up 19% to USD 1.27 bn in July: AEPC Hero Group forays into wind power with 'Hero Future Energies' MCX-SX cash turnover rises 4.25% in Aug despite NSEL crisis.

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Outgoing RBI Governor D Subbarao gives his successor Dr. Raghuram Rajan a warm after hug handing charge to him

By A Business Reporter

Incidentally, he has the credentials to make him the best man for he “country could not have the job. He was earlier the Chief asked for more capable person Economic Advisor, Ministry of Fito lead RBI in most difficult nance, Government of India and the times”, said outgoing RBI Governor D Eric J. Gleacher Distinguished ServSubbarao as he handed charge to his ice Professor of Finance at the Unisuccessor Dr. Raghuram Rajan who versity of Chicago’s Booth School. took over as the new Governor of the Between 2003 and 2006, Dr. Rajan was the Chief Economist and DirecReserve Bank of India yesterday.

Rajan who assumed charge as the tor of Research at the International 23rd Governor assumes charge Monetary Fund.

His research interests are in bankwhile the economy struggles with low growth, a record current ac- ing, corporate finance, and ecocount deficit, a faltering rupee and nomic development, especially the a steep fiscal shortfall. However, Top role finance plays in it. He has cobankers have exuded confidence authored Saving Capitalism from that he has the intellectual prowess the Capitalists with Luigi Zingales in to wade through the present diffi- 2003. He then wrote Fault Lines: culties facing the economy and now How Hidden Fractures Still Threaten the World Economy, for all eyes are pinned on him.

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which he was awarded the Financial Times-Goldman Sachs prize for best business book in 2010.

Dr. Rajan is a member of the Group of Thirty. He was the President of the American Finance Association in 2011 and is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. In January 2003, the American Finance Association awarded Dr. Rajan the inaugural Fischer Black Prize for the best finance researcher under the age of 40. The other awards he has received include the global Indian of the year award from NASSCOM in 2011, the Infosys prize for the Economic Sciences in 2012, and the Center for Financial StudiesDeutsche Bank Prize for financial economics in 2013.

80:20 Scheme Guidelines Would Adversely Affect Real Estate Sales, Say Developers However, experts believe impact would be short term and sales would pick up eventually

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BI’s circular on Tuesday issuing guidelines on innovative housing loan product – upfront disbursal of housing loans has invited criticism from the developer community all over the country and more so in Mumbai.

In the scheme, developers were using the credit line of customers, after customer pays his own contribution and the 75% or 80% loan component was coming through the customer on his loan credentials and merits. Consumers availed the loan from the bank, facilitated by the developer and the entire money went to the developer kitty without actual construction work being in progress. This was similar to the scheme of 10/90 which was prohibited in 2009-10 or the Advance Disbursement Facility (ADF) schemes which created many problems as also created a speculative trend.

Mumbai, NCR and some select micro markets across other major locations, are the markets that are expected to see the impact of this directive as this trend was becoming very popular to attract sales.

“The RBI’s decision to disallow banks from granting loans for

under-construction projects through innovative schemes will adversely affect the sale of projects where such schemes were prevalent,” said Anshuman Magazine, Chairman & MD, CBRE South Asia Pvt. Ltd. “No doubt banks should do their due diligence and assess risks before agreeing to fund these schemes. However they should be allowed the flexibility of such schemes which encourages more people to own homes,” he said.

Incidentally, the RBI has curtailed many such schemes of the real estate industry whose liquidity has been badly affected over the last 2-3 years.

According to Lalitkumar Jain, Chairman, CREDAI, the Reserve Bank of India should consult stakeholders before issuing such circulars.

“The Housing Finance Institutions or Banks safeguard their interest while devising such instruments. Abruptly issuing such circulars, advising bank against established practices only harm the sentiments and disrupts business plans. This at the end creates setbacks for projects affecting end consumers,” he said.

Now with the RBI circular issued , banks have been advised disbursement on behalf of the consumers, by using the construction linked

progress plan method. Sanjay Dutt, Executive Managing Director, South Asia, Cushman & Wakefield, believes under-construction projects are expected to slow down the current ongoing sales. “A notification of this nature sets buyers to seek further clarifications from developers and/or experts to understand the complete implications of these home loan schemes. The RBI has acted responsibly by introducing this directive as it is trying to protect the interests of buyers and lending banks in such deals,” Dutt said.

However, Dutt believes that the impact would be short term and sales volumes would pick up once the real estate market witnesses other promotional schemes or correction of prices which would eventually help sales till such time the overall economic scenario improves.

In a statement issued by NAREDCO, Navin Raheja and Sunil Mantri stated that the new move which is initiated by RBI will be good in the long term for the industry which will also curb the speculative trend in the realty sector and will actually protect the buyer’s interest wherein payment will be only received as per actual construction progress.

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has been falling since February.

The employment index declined onsumer confidence in the by 0.7 points over the last month to country slipped in August on 49.1 points, its lowest since Octothe back of rise in inflationary con- ber 2011.

“What has mitigated the fall in cerns and job security worries, says a study by financial services the overall index has been the buoyancy shown by consumers toprovider ZyFin. wards increased The ZyFin’s Conspending,” the resumer Outlook Index (COI) has port said. The fallen to 40.5 points in August, a spending sendecline of 0.3 points over the pretiment index vious month. The index is a key has been im‘aggregate’ indicator that assesses proving for the the pulse of urban Indian conlast three months sumers with regard to the econto reach 31.2 omy, spending behaviour and points in August. Anemployment. The index reflects other sub-index, pessimism at below 50 score and which measures fuoptimism above that. ture expectations, “The spiralling rupee is one was at 39.7 points, inof the most important facdicating that consumers were tors that is affecting inflastill pessimistic about the econtion sentiment and omy’s prospects. However, condragging it down,” ZyFin CEO Rashid Bilimoria said. “More- sumers were more comfortable over, the current economic slow- about their present situation with down along with bleak job market a score of 42.3 points.

In terms of region, the index has and a constant influx of news indicating fewer new jobs available in risen significantly in the South and the job market are contributing to stabilised in the West, owing the consumer pessimism,” he mostly to improving employment indices in these regions. added.

The Northern and Eastern reA sub index, which rates inflation sentiment, was on an uptrend gions of India have shown reduced confidence levels in the recent past but it registered consumer a decline of 0.4 points from the marked by weakening labour marprevious month to 27.2 points in ket outlook and worsening inflationary situation. The index is August.

Another major contributor to based on nationwide monthly surthe downfall in the overall index is veys of 4,000 respondents across the employment outlook which 18 cities.

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Necessity of healthy communication

MY girlfriend and I love each other a lot. But whenever there is a problem, she doesn’t talk and puts on a poker face. She also refuses to answer any of my questions. Sometimes I know what is wrong, but she refuses to talk to me. The problem could be anything. She tends to leave problems that are serious to the last minute. Is there a way I can get her to open up, so that problems will be solved? Something I can do for here to forget her worries. It’s so frustrating trying to get her to open up to me and I can’t figure out why.

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HEART TO HEART

in the relationship manifold. For a meaningful relationship to develop, both of you need to clearly express all your inner most needs and feelings to each other with the trust that you will be understood, and at the least not misunderstood. If a conversation about the necessity of open and healthy communication does not improve things between both of you then do not waste time. See a counsellor immediately to explore the dynamics between both of you that impede communication.

Sex and IUD

I AM a mother of a three-month-old boy. He is my first child. My friend has advised me to use an IUD as a birth control method.

What is an IUD? How does it work? How effective and safe is it? How to use it? Does it come in the way of enjoying sexual intercourse? Kindly guide.

An IUD (Intra-uterine device) is a small object made of plastic, copper or stainless steel.

‘Copper T’ is one such IUD that is shaped in the form of an alphabet “T”. Your doctor places it inside the uterus. The arms of the Copper T

contain some copper, which stops fertilization by preventing sperms from making their way up through the uterus into the fallopian tubes. If fertilization does occur, the IUD would prevent the zygote (fertilized egg) from implanting in the lining of the uterus. The IUD can stay in your uterus for up to 2 to 10 years. The IUD is 90 99% effective at preventing conception. It requires visits with your doctor to have it inserted and to make sure you are not having any problems.

The upside is that once a doctor places it inside your uterus, you cannot feel it and can forget about it for 2 to 10 years. Moreover they are very cost-effective. The downside of IUDs is chances of pelvic infections, a higher risk of contracting STDs and excessive menstrual bleeding.

An IUD does not interfere in any manner in enjoying sexual intercourse as it is within the uterus and not in the vagina.

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What the cards say: Please use your head to make the right decision Path: A balanced approach will bring success. Don’t be always impulsive and reactive.

Chill.

Ally: Take help from Libra who will give you a balanced advice. Avoid the arrogant Leo. Card for the week: Tarot key no. V The Hierophant, the master of the masses and social wisdom. This card asks you to connect with your outside world and understand tradition and conformity

What the cards say: Be sensitive to others Path: Try to understand others and empathise. Don’t jump to conclusion based on just your experience which will be limited Ally: Virgo will be objective. Avoid Scorpio who will encourage coloured perspective.

Card for the week: Tarot key no. XX Judgment. It invites to look at your motives and reasons for doing things

What the cards say: Some opportunity Path: Be introspective. Don’t be narrow minded but expand Ally: Your ally this week is Aquarius.

Avoid morose Capricorn who will pull down your spirits Card for the week: Tarot key no. VI The Lovers. A choice is offered. If you make the right choice it will lead to harmony. This is an excellent card as it represents your sign

What the cards say: Some negative results Path: Introspect. Don’t blame others.

Ally: Water sign Pisces show you compassion.

Stay away from Aquarius who could rock the boat for you by radical ideas Card for the week: Tarot key no. IX The Hermit. That will guide you to the path of wisdom just try to connect with his energies

What the cards say: Your emotions are the cause of your blues Path: Lighten up and take things lightly. But don’t go wild. Don’t be indulging in self pity but try to see things as they are Ally: Libra will give you warmth. Avoid Aries who could fan your impulsiveness Card for the week: Tarot key no. XIV The Temperance. It says that balance and healing is at hand

What the cards say: There is light at the end of the tunnel Path: You will be taken care of. Don’t hesitate to make the right decision Ally: Taurus will help you become clear in your thinking.

Stay away from Scorpio who will make you insecure Card for the week: Tarot key no. X The Wheel of Fortune.

Things are bound to work out for you

What the cards say: The Sun is shining and new opportunities emerge Path: Be at ease and confident. Don’t worry or be unhappy. You will be looked after Ally: The water sign Pisces will show you compassion. Don’t tangle with carefree Sagittarius Card for the week: Tarot key no. XIX The Sun. It indicates positivity and hope, good news and resolutions

What the cards say: You need to follow your heart and pursue the love of your life Path: Look at the ego that keeps you away from love and know its uselessness. Don’t hesitate.

Strike when the iron is hot.

Ally: Libra will put you at ease. Be careful of Cancer who could make you more clinging Card for the week: Tarot key no. VI The Lovers.

Love can bloom provided you make the right choice. Seek love not protection of the ego. Harmony will come from inner peace. Choose with care

What the cards say: Differences could make you wary Path: Patience. Don’t expect everyone to be like you. Don’t think that you have all the answers Ally: The mature Virgo will be a good friend. Avoid Capricorn, you will get bored with them Card for the week: Tarot key no. XX The Judgment. You need to make the right judgment and understand people on their terms not yours

What the cards say: Enjoy the peace Path: Accept and flow. Don’t question divine grace.

Ally: Cancer gives you joy. Avoid Aries, they could make you hysterical Card for the week: Tarot key no. XIV The Temperance. The right combination will work out. Balance and coordination, healing and resolution

What the cards say: Find solutions to your problems Path: New perspectives and new ideas will ease the way. Don’t be hidebound but keep an open mind Ally: The sensible Libra will co-operate.

Avoid Capricorn Card for the week: Tarot key no. VIII the Strength. Tame your inner beast and know that you have all the resources and strength to work things through

What the cards say: Victory will bring an aftermath Path: Give but don’t expect rewards.

Don’t be arrogant and feel that you are better than all Ally: Seek advice from a Scorpio who will know to calm you down. Don’t go to Gemini or all your secrets will be out Card for the week: Tarot key no. XX Judgment. The right judgment is necessary if you are to make the right decision. Make your own decisions.

Please don’t get influenced by others

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PM ARRIVES FOR G20 SUMMIT: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh being welcomed by Indian Ambassador to Russia, Ajai Malhotra on his arrival at Pulkovo airport in St. Petersburg, Russia on Wednesday for the 8th G20 Summit and find ways to tackle the challenges faced by the global economy, especially the turmoil in currency markets.

Beware of fraud, fake emails: I-T to taxpayers N

EW DELHI: After alerting taxpayers about fraudulent emails promising fake refunds and other services, the Income Tax department has now alerted people against fake mobile applications that compromise confidential financial information.

The department has warned taxpayers that illegal ‘mobile applications’ circulating in the webworld for smartphones, especially Android and BlackBerry phones, “may not be according to the department’s data structure” and parameters.

“Filers (people who file tax returns) using them are doing this at their own risk,” the department said in its recent advisory is-

sued to taxpayers.

The fake mobile applications, according to sources, use the name and purpose of I-T returns to conceal their fraud identity and promise the gullible taxpayer in sharing his or her personal details as done under the legal I-T filings system.

The I-T department, over the last few years, has constantly alerted taxpayers that the department never asks for detailed personal information of any person through emails or any other mode of communication on the Internet.

“The Income Tax department does not request detailed personal information through e-mail. The I-T department does not send e-mail

requesting your PIN numbers, passwords or similar access information for credit cards, banks or other financial accounts,” the department had earlier issued the disclaimer.

“It is important to inform and alert taxpayers in this age of Internet-based communications.

With a spurt been seen in possession of smartphones, such fake applications and solicitations should be guarded against by taxpayers,” a senior I-T department official said.

The department’s technology engineers are also in coordination with the national agency of computer and cyber security sleuths and anti-hacking agencies to weed out these issues, they said.

ODHPUR: The bail plea of controversial spiritual guru Asaram Bapu, accused of allegedly sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl, was yesterday rejected by a Jodhpur court after the prosecution raised strong objection to setting him free.

The District and Sessions Judge (Rural) Manoj Kumar Vyas dismissed the bail plea after two days of hearing arguments by Asaram’s counsel K.K. Manan and perusing prosecution’s detailed reply.

The court rejected the defense counsel’s arguments raised over the FIR, medical report and statement of the girl who was sexually assaulted, Additional Advocate General Anand Purohit told PTI. Asaram, 72, was sent to jail on Monday after he was remanded in 14-day judicial custody by a court here. Asaram was arrested in Indore following an FIR lodged by the victim that she was sexually assaulted by him.

Asaram’s counsel alleged that the police had worked under the pressure of media and prepared FIR in a hurry. He contended that the FIR against Asaram does not stand as there are several lacunae in it.

He has been booked under sections 376, 342, 506 and 509 of the IPC, section 8 of the Prevention of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO) and sections 23 and 26 of the Juvenile Justice Act in connection with the alleged assault.

The defence claimed that the

victim was not minor as was being claimed and in fact was an adult and so the charges under POSCO against Asaram also do not stand.

Asaram was arrested amid high drama on the intervening night of Saturday-Sunday in Indore and brought here on Monday for interrogation.

He has denied the charges.

He has cleared a potency test conducted on him at the SN Medical College here. To recreate the incident, police had also taken to his Manai Ashram, near Jodhpur, where the girl was allegedly sexually assaulted.

Opposing the bail plea, the prosecution said the ongoing probe in the case will be affected if he was freed.

If let off on bail Asaram will try to influence the investigations as he had already tried to influence the police, it told the court.

Warship Admiral Gorshkov to be handed in November N

EW DELHI: The long-delayed aircraft carrier Admiral Gorshkov is planned to be handed over to the Indian Navy around mid-November in Russia where it has achieved significant milestones such as night operations of fighter aircraft during its ongoing sea trials there, reports PTI. The Russian side has assured that they were working towards handing over the warship, which is delayed by almost five years, by the middle of November as they would have completed their trials by that time, sources said here. An Indian delegation led by Defence Secretary Radha Kant Mathur was in Moscow in Monday and it was also assured about the mid-November delivery schedule, they said.

The delegation was in Moscow as part of visits to prepare ground for the Indo-Russian Intergovernmental Commission on Military-Technical Cooperation meeting in Russia in mid-October where defence Minister A.K. Antony will hold talks with his counterpart there.

The warship now rechristened INS Vikramaditya is completing sea trials and is expected to return to the Sevmash Shipyard in Severodvinsk there in next few weeks, sources said. The Gorshkov, if handed over to India as per schedule, is expected to reach India only in January next year, where it will be deployed at the strategic Karwar naval base in Karnataka.

The issue of the mishap on the INS Sindhurakshak is also learnt to have come up for discussion during the meetings but India has decided that it will involve Russian or any agency in the probe only after the Navy Board of Inquiry is completed.

The two sides viewed the progress of the Fifth Generation Fighter Aircraft whose preliminary design phase was completed in June this year and are discussing the issues over pricing of the final design contract. The two countries also discussed a number of other Navy and Army projects including the supply of ammunition for tank and artillery units of the land force.

THE LORD COMETH… Devotees carrying a huge idol of Lord Ganesh to the ‘pandal’ ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi in Akola.

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CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 618

ENIGMA CODE 618

ACROSS: 2 Very fast runner on a hot tin roof (7,3) 7 That sounds altogether French (2,4) 8 Curling one's lip at a star appearance (7) 9 Realise, anyhow, that they're the first potatoes available (7) 11 Refer to green poster first (6) 12 Was busted with Old English, perhaps ! (4,2,2) 14 Nears end as a story-teller (8) 16 Sinner he reformed to put in a hallowed place (8) 19 Puts back the balance minerals (8) 21 More like a zebra with a horse inside it (6) 22 Battle to put criminal on trial (7) 23 Sound enough to put right your singular old form (7) 24 Gave encores naturally (6) 25 Caddy I sent badly organized (10)

DOWN: 1 How Shakespeare wrote or just the opposite (7) 2 Less than half are psychotic ! (6) 3 An agreeable word or two? (4) 4 Breaks up Princess' circles? (8) 5 Birth certificate? (8,4) 6 Place for national article in plane, say (7) 10 She was one of his heroines (5,7) 13 Agree to differ with enthusiasm (5)

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Each colour in our code represents a letter.

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

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

The Clue: Mould

W W W W

SOLUTION TO TUESDAY’S ENIGMA CODE MEDIAN, DEADEN, DEMAND, DIADEM, INDEED, MADDEN, MINDED

W W W

MATH PYRAMID 618 15 Great frolic on the carriage (8) 17 No question of misbehaviour (7) 18 When knocked out, Webster is spread out (7)

20 Felt a certain logic in the situation (6) 22 A sort of pouch made juicy stitching (4)

SOLUTION TO TUESDAY’S CRYPTIC CROSSWORD ACROSS: 7 Raked, 8 Lacerates, 9 Bedew, 10 Deference, 12 Vagabondage, 16 Bell, 17 Sinai, 18 Alas, 19 Once removed, 22 Tarantula, 24 Bared, 25 Rehearsal, 26 Reeve.

DOWN: 1 Lace-maker, 2 Severally, 3 Babe, 4 Peter grimes, 5 Based, 6 Beach, 11 Toss and turn, 13 Dance, 14 Sabotaged, 15 Take leave, 20 Caber, 21 Caged, 23 Lead.

QUICK CROSS 618

ACROSS: 1 Own (4) 5 Beasts of burden (4) 6 Coils, curls or curves (5) 8 Hearts and clubs (5) 10 Python, boa or cobra (5) 12 Broad smile (4) 13 ___ packing, dismiss (4)

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

TUESDAY’S SOLUTION

TUESDAY’S SOLUTION

DOWN: 1 A question of method (3) 2 Allies' foe (4) 3 Bright planet (5) 4 Conclusions, terminations (7) 7 Look, in a way (5) 9 Bones' others half (4) 11 ___ of the line (3)

HIDATO 618

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.

TUESDAY’S SOLUTION

MATHDOKU 618

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.

TUESDAY’S SOLUTION

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TIGER BUD BLAKE

TODAY’S FORECAST

JAGJIT UPPAL

WIZARD OF ID PARKER & HART

B.C. JOHNNY HART

BEAU PEEP THE ADVENTURES OF LEGIONNAIRE BEAU PEEP

FRED BASSET ALEX GRAHAM

PHANTOM LEE FALK

MODESTY BLAISE PETER O’DONNELL

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COFFEEBREAK MOON TITHI NAKSHATRA RASHI LUCKY COLOUR LUCKY NUMBER

: : : : : :

Leo/Mercury in Virgo Darsh Amavasya till 5.06 p.m.

Purvaphalguni Ahoratri Sinh (Leo) M.T. Variegated and Light Brown 3

BIRTHDAY FORECAST: Financial gains are assured in every endeavor. Some of you will travel overseas on work and it will be a fruitful journey. Those desirous of joining administrative service, or wish to work for governmental organization, will receive letter of appointment during the next few weeks. Home and family life could be a bit disturbing. You will have differences with your parents regarding your work. The married could also face tensions in their relationship. Health is fine.

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.

ARIES (March 21 - April 20): Even the usual routine tasks will prove cumbersome and you face obstacles at every step. Avoid wasting time and take up paperwork that needs to be looked into. Avoid arguments. If you get involved in a verbal duel you may have regrets later. Try to listen rather than speak out and repent.

TAURUS (April 21 - May 20): Pay personal attention to financial matters. Deals that you are able to carry singularly should bring additional profits. It would be wiser to be practical and put little trust in anyone you know. Do not listen to gossip or allow yourself to be baited by a negative person.

GEMINI (May 21 - June 20): Large financial gains are assured to those in independent business.

Concentrate on your work for you are poised for achieving a major breakthrough in your career. A happy event is celebrated at home in the company of family and friends. Happiness in love and marriage is indicated.

CANCER (June 21 - July 21): You may get some good news about your job or career that has been bothering you for some time. Problems that you thought were rather difficult to solve will be sorted out with ease. You have the financial and moral support of an important person which in itself is inspiring. An important moral issue gets concluded favorably giving you a lot of mental relief. An expensive purchase for your beloved or family is reason enough to celebrate.

LEO (July 22 - August 21): You are given complete charge at work and an opportunity to tackle a difficult assignment alone. Work sincerely to take advantage of the present situation. Your love life and family life will be fine. The health of your parents or beloved may need attention.

VIRGO (August 22 - September 21): You may feel edgy and uneasy but remain cool for your own sake. Do not make any changes yet; it is wise to continue in your present work. Too much criticism and high expectations can sometimes ruin a perfectly good relationship. Learn to relax and enjoy life.

LIBRA (September 22 - October 22): You are assured gradual growth though the slow pace could be annoyingly frustrating. Try not to take shortcuts for they could mean trouble. There may be a chance to create an alternate source of income. An opportunity arrives for you to try your hand at commission work. Find time for fitness to remain healthy.

SCORPIO (October 23 - November 21): You are likely to get time to indulge in things that you love to do. Monetary problems will now be sorted out. You will get some long overdue payment. If on the creative side you will be the centre of attention for your accomplishments. The domestic scene is fine.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 December 20): Avoid making important decisions or bringing about any changes today. Just focus on your regular routine for best results. Attend to important issues personally. To maintain peace at home avoid any arguments which can lead to conflict and end in a quarrel.

CAPRICORN (December 21 - January 19): Even though you are in a position of strength you are advised to cope with delays and other such problems with patience and forbearance. Personal life remains tense due to your own irritable nature due to your lack of attention and neglect towards your beloved or mate.

AQUARIUS (January 20 - February 18): You might have to take over a key assignment; hard work is needed to see it through. But it will do wonders for your career on completion.

Inquiries from overseas are worth considering. Unexpected financial gains are also likely. Your recent success has spread far and wide.

PISCES (February 19 - March 20): Significant gains through commission work, or speculative trading, is predicted. Family affairs run smoothly. You will be happy to learn about the success of someone close. You will be buying an expensive gift for a loved one. If wooing someone for long, now you may receive an encouraging response.

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QUICK CROSSWORD 4759

ACROSS: 1 Ex-President of India (1,1,4) 7 Capital of Bosnia (8) 8 Spiritual teacher (4) 10 Rip to pieces? (4,2) 11 Not for (6) 14 Information, colloquially speaking (3) 16 Island in New York Bay (5) 17 ___ away with (kills) (4) 19 Office person (5) 21 Reddish (5) 22 Our currency? (5) 23 ___ of arms : herald's tabard? (4) 26 Santa ___ : Father Christmas? (5) 28 Bone or bones in which teeth are fixed (3) 29 Duration or distance (6) 30 Sent message by means of a telegram (6) 31 "Exodus" author Leon ___ (4) 32 Intersect, meet; come to a point (8) 33 Feeling of intense disappointment or discouragement (6)

DOWN: 1 ___ interests : interest concerning one's own petty self? (6) 2 Gets used to or habituated to (6) 3 The game __ __ : you are exposed, in a way? (2,2) 4 "Vary cue" anagram for a South Indian river (7) 5 Gem (5) 6 Portends or foretells (5) 8 Something thrown down as a challenge (4) 9 Move fast (3) 12 Deer-like mammal of the American continent (3) 13 18th letter of the Greek alphabet (5) 15 Tree of the birch family (5) 18 Swan Lake name (5) 19 The best football team wins it (3) 20 Dutch commune (3) 21 ___ up : produces when needed by means fair or foul? (7) 22 A heavy textile fabric used to cover the

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SUDOKU 1945 Sudoku is a number placing puzzle based on a 9x9 grid such several given numbers.To solve a Sudoku puzzle, every digit from 1 to 9 must appear in each of the nine vertical columns, in each of the nine horizontal rows and in each of the nine boxes.

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION

Difficulty Level

CRYPTOQUIP

Today’s clue: P equals T

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

floor (3) 23 Ship apartments (6) 24 Birds that hoot? (4) 25 Neatly, primly or meticulously (6) 26 ___ with : become friendly with and un-

derstand? (5) 27 Novelist Dr. Mulk Raj ___ (5) 28 Have discordant or painful effect on ears or nerves (3) 30 Gave a signal to an actor? (4)

SOLUTION TO YESTERDAY’S QUICK CROSSWORD ACROSS: 1 Paisa, 6 GCSEs, 9 Pivotal, 10 Armed, 11 Noted, 12 Baggy, 13 Capitol, 15 Ego, 17 Ogle, 18 Cobweb, 19 Stark, 20 Meatus, 22 Arms, 24 Bad, 25 Foresee, 26 Argon, 27 On ice, 28 Fiver, 29 Malaria, 30 Gruel, 31 Blurt.

DOWN: 2 Air bag, 3 Specie, 4 Aid, 5 Coral, 6 Gangtok, 7 Cloy, 8 Emerge, 12 Boots, 13 Coomb, 14 Plead, 15 Ewers, 16 Obese, 18 Croon, 19 Surreal, 21 Earner, 22 Aerial, 23 Meteor, 25 Foray, 26 Acme, 28 Fib.

IRREGULAR SUDOKU 1764 To solve an Irregular Sudoku puzzle, every digit must appear once in: Each of the vertical columns Each of the horizontal rows Each of the regions

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YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION

P E M P V

L H C H V B R X D E H N C M U I ,

U H R X

V B U D

U H M C

P E M

P V

V P E M X C

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION: What a blessing it would be if we could open and shut our ears as easily as we open and shut our eyes

Afternoon WORD MINE

V

E

E

S

E

R

R

P

D

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: 20 average; 22 good; 24 outstanding.

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION: clink, inky, kill, kiln, lick, link, luck, luckily, lucky, nick, UNLUCKILY, unlucky.

HEATHCLIFF

Yesterday’s

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Paes, Stepanek enter semis

NEW YORK: Veteran Indian tennis star Leander Paes and his Czech partner Radek Stepanek advanced to the U S Open men's doubles' semifinals after a hard-fought win in the last-eight stage here.

The fourth-seeded Indo-Czech pair defeated the fifth seeded combination of Pakistan's Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi and Dutchman Jean-Julien Rojer 6-1 6-7 (3) 6-4 in a match which lasted more than two and a half hour. They will now be up against topseeded American brothers Mike and Bob Bryan, who got the better of the 12thseeded British pair of Colin Fleming and Jonathan Marray 7-6 (7), 6-4 in their quarterfinal match.

Paes and Stepanek started off well and broke their rivals twice, while holding their own serve, to clinch the opening set in just 33 minutes.

But they were stretched quite a bit in the remaining two sets which took almost an hour each to conclude. In the second set, neither of the two teams conceded a single break point. Even though Qureshi and Rojer committed three double faults but fought hard enough to equalise and keep themselves in the match.

The third set was also closely-contested but Paes-Stepanek converted an allimportant break point while Qureshi and Rojer frittered away the only one they got as the Indo-Czech pair sealed the issue.

IN BRIEF Cash awards for Raghunath, Sreejesh and Ramandeep

NEW DELHI: Hockey India (HI) today announced cash award for three of its players who were a part of the Indian Men's hockey team that won silver medal at the ninth Asia Cup at Ipoh, Malaysia. HI will give Rs 1 lakh each to defender V R Raghunath for winning Most Outstanding Player of the tournament award, vice-captain and goalkeeper P R Sreejesh for Goalkeeper of the tournament award and debutant forward Ramandeep Singh for scoring a goal on debut for the national team. Ramandeep scored his first international goal against Oman in their opening match of the tournament.

PCB to review documents related to Kaneria's spot-fixing case

DJOKOVIC RACES, MURRAY STRUGGLES INTO QUARTER-FINALS

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EW YORK: World number one Novak Djokovic raced into the US Open quarterfinals for the loss of just three games while defending champion Andy Murray was again involved in a four-set duel.

Top seeded Djokovic, the 2011 champion, wrapped up a place in his 18th successive Grand Slam quarter-final when he crushed Spanish world number 43 Marcel Granollers 6-3, 6-0, 6-0 in just 79 minutes yesterday. Andy Murray, the third seed, reached the quarter-finals for a third successive year with a 6-7 (5/7), 6-1, 6-4, 6-4 win over Denis Istomin, the 64thranked Uzbek.

Djokovic will next tackle Russian 21st seed Mikhail Youzhny, a semi-finalist in 2006 and 2010, over whom he has an 53 career lead. Youzhny carved out a four-hour, 6-3, 3-6, 6-7 (3/7), 6-4, 7-5 win over 2001 champion Lleyon Hewitt after trailing 4-1 in the fourth set and 5-2 in the fifth.

Swiss ninth seed Stanislas Wawrinka reached the last eight by eliminating Czech fifth seed Tomas Berdych, a semi-finalist last year, 3-6, 6-1, 7-6 (8/6), 6-2.

Wawrinka will now face Murray for a place in the last four, trailing 8-5 in their series, although he did win their

Jubliant Leander Paes picks up his partner Radek Stepanek of Czechoslovakia after defeating Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi and Jean-Julien Rojer in men's doubles quarterfinal at US Open.

RUTHLESS SERENA, NERVOUS LI REACH SEMIS Ruthless defending champion Serena Williams breezed into the US Open semi-finals to book a showdown with Chinese fifth seed Li Na, who fought off nerves to battle her way into the final four.

World number one Williams, a 16-time Grand Slam winner seeking her fifth US Open crown and her ninth title of the year, dispatched 18th seed Carla Suarez Navarro 6-0, 6-0, in 52 minutes on the Spaniard's 25th birthday yesterday.

"I'm so happy to be in the smei-finals. It really feels great," Williams said.

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Li, the 2011 French Open champion, overcame nervous feelings for a 6-4, 6-7 (5/7), 6-2 victory over Russian 24th seed Ekaterina Makarova. Reigning French Open champion Williams is 8-1 all-time against Li but was tested 7-5, 7-5 in their most recent matchup last month in a US Open run-up semi-final at Cincinnati. "She is playing some of the best tennis of her career," Williams said. "It's going to be a tough match."

Williams, who has dropped only 13 games in five matches on the New York hardcourts, matched the worst rout in US Open women's quarter-final history, Martina Navratilova's 60, 6-0 blanking of Bulgarian Manuela Maleeva in 1989.

2010 US Open third-round meeting. Djokovic, bidding to make the final for a fourth successive year, hit 34 winners and faced just one break point against Granollers, one of four Spaniards in the last 16. But Granollers' challenge had already been fatally undermined by having played three five-set matches and spending almost 10 hours on court, twice as long as Djokovic, who has yet to lose a set. "I definitely played one of the best matches that I've played in my

KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board has said it would be reviewing documents and evidence relating to the Danish Kaneria's spot fixing case, which has been handed over to it by former captain Rashid Latif.

Latif, known as a crusader against corruption and fixing in cricket, met with PCB officials and their legal advisors in Lahore where he handed over the documents relating to Kaneria's case to them. "All I can say is that we have been given some material by Latif in which he has pointed out some things in the Danish Kaneria case. Our legal advisors will now examine the material closely," a PCB official told PTI.

West Indies agree to November tour to India

ST JOHN'S, ANTIGUA: The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) today accepted India's invitation for a series in November which would allow senior batsman Sachin Tendulkar to play his milestone 200th Test in front of home fans.

"The West Indies Cricket Board today confirmed that the West Indies team will tour India in November. The tour will include a two Test series and three One Day Internationals.

The WICB and the Board of Control for Cricket in India agreed to utilise the mutually available window in November for the tour," the WICB said in a statement. The tour was proposed by the BCCI's working committee in a meeting on Sunday and would precede India's trip to South Africa in December.

Sports Ministry urges IOC to retain wrestling in 2020 Olympics

Victoria Azarenka prepares to hit autographed balls to the crowd after beating Ana Ivanovic. life here at the Arthur Ashe Stadium," Djokovic said after winning the last 15 games of the one-sided tie.

"It was 3-all in the first set and then I managed to get the right advantage and I played flawless tennis."

He also won the first 25 points in a row on his serve to start the match. "This is probably the first time I've experienced something like that. I can't say I have one of the strongest serves on the tour but I served pretty well."

NEW DELHI: The Sports Ministry has requested full membership of the International Olympic Committee to take up the matter of wrestling at the 125th session of IOC at Buenos Aires, Argentina and retain the game in the category of core sports in Olympic Games. In a letter written to all the IOC members, Sports Secretary P K Deb has said that wrestling, which combines Freestyle (men and women) and Greco-Roman events, goes back to the inaugural modern Olympics held in Athens in 1886 and has been a core sport from the first Olympics onwards.

CAB to use floodlights and pink balls in Ranji pre-season meet

NEW DELHI: In a first of its kind in India, the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) will be organising the four-day final of pre-season S K Acharya Memorial Trophy (Ranji Preseason tourney) where pink balls will be used and the match will be played under floodlights. The final match of four-team tournament will be played at the Eden Gardens from October 1-4. Bengal A, Bengal B, Odisha and Jharkhand are the four participating teams in the tournament.

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IN BRIEF BCCI’s one time benefit likely for more players

MUMBAI: The Cricket Board's one-time benefit for players who had turned out for a specific number of domestic and international games before 2003-04 and retired is likely to be extended to a few more players who had played beyond the cut-off date, sources said today. "The one-time benefit was limited to only those who had played a specific number of domestic or international matches by 2003-04 and retired. But it was announced and given away only in 2012. It was suggested at the working committee that it could be extended so that a few more players who had not retired by the cut-off date could also benefit from the scheme," BCCI sources said.

Though no specific names were mentioned at the working committee meeting in Kolkata, news reports have said that five players Sairaj Bahutule, Wasim Jaffer, Amol Muzumdar, Sanjay Bangar and S Sriram - are the new beneficiaries of the BCCI's largesse.

India play Nepal in search of semifinal berth in SAFF C’ships

KATH MANDU: Listless so far in the tournament, defending champions India take on hosts Nepal in their last group match with a semifinal berth at stake in the SAFF Football Championships here today.

India need a draw from today's Group A match at the Dasarath Stadium to qualify for semifinals. But with the lacklustre performance they have dished out so far, it would not be easy for Wim Koevermans men to achieve that against a team which will have overwhelming crowd support.

Having opened their campaign by scrapping past Pakistan who gifted a goal and then almost being beaten by Bangladesh before managing a last-gasp equaliser yesterday, India never looked like a team which would defend its title.

World champion Priyanka shocked in National U-11 Chess

NEW DELH I: In a major upset, top seed and world Under-10 champion Pri yanka Nuttakki of Andhra Pradesh suffered a shock defeat at the hands of seventh seed Samriddhaa Ghosh of West Bengal in the fourth round of the National Under-11 Girl's Chess Championship here. Samriddhaa was a class act at Ludlow Castle Sports Complex today with her black pieces against Priyanka in a queen pawn open game as she put enormous pressure on the King side of her top seed rival in the middle game to post an emphatic victory in 44 moves.

Mayur, Vignesh to vie for honours at All India Tennis C'ship

BANGALOR E: A cream of young upcoming and veteran tennis players will try to lay claim to the 3rd All India Prize Money Championship scheduled to be held in the city from September 9 to 14. "As in the past, a cream of Indian players including rising stars like Mohit Mayur, P C Vignesh, Ashwin Vijayaraghavan besides veterans like Nitin Kirtane and Vijay Kanannan, will vie against each other in the competition," Tournament Director Niranjan Ramesh told reporters here. In the women's section, the top draw will be the local lass Sharmada Balu, besides a pool of young talents like Sai Samhita, Nupur Kaul and Manya Nagpal. The main draw on September 9, will be preceded by qualifying rounds on September 7 and 8 and over 300 players are expected to figure in the qualifying draw, and top eight players in the men's and women's qualifying rounds will make it to the main draw, Ramesh said.

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PUNE RACES: HOW THEY RAN LAST WEEK

Dancing Phoenix trained by Dallas Todywalla being led in after it won the Odds On Trophy.

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o the Manor Born has provided proof, if any was needed, that it is a super filly. It came with a flourish nearing the win post and passed them all. The horse bred at Equines which was quite heavily backed – Pesi Shroff trained Amistad perhaps got more betting – in the General Rajendrasinhji Million. Watch this Royal Kingdom filly. If it runs in Nanoli Derby, it can give a good account of itself. The horse is owned by Mr. S.M. Ruia and Mr. M. Amay S. Ruia.

Another Million on Sunday – the Panchashil Juvenile Million was won by Indian Touch which is trained by Kartik G. MAM Ramaswamy’s continued interest in racing becomes evident when his super quality horses keep winning in many centres of racing in the country. Indian Touch won quite easily. An unexpected good run was by Deep Dive owned by Mr. K.H. Vacha.

Faisal Abbas has kept Ispirigo in top condition. This trainer continues to give evidence of his talent. The horse was not expected by most racegoers to do well since it had already won.

The season end was pitted against some good runners. The horse was easily available at 10 to 1. The Akkasaheb Maharaj Trophy continues to be an important race in Pune.

Four Star General disappointed in Div I of the Giacosa Trophy. The winner was Ancient Warrior which is trained by M. Narredu. Ancient Warrior can

win again.

Earlier in the day, trainer Malesh Narredu had led in the winner in the Star Shine Plate.

Somehow Mabel was ignored.

Owned by Mr. S. Path, the horse looks like it can win again.

An easy win was by Dancing Phoenix which is trained by Dallas Todywalla. The horse which was unlucky last time out won quite easily. Anahi is not a class I horse. Up to class II, it runs with a great chance.

The Zafayona Plate was a catastrophic race. Narendra Lagad trained Tell Me More would have been a certain winner. The authorities – the RWITC committee did a wise thing: they declared

Ancient Warrior trained by Malesh Narredu being led in after the Giacosa Trophy. the race null and void. There would have been trouble perhaps if they had not done so.

Trainer Narendra Lagad must have had some satisfaction how-

Antonias Maximums which is trained by Dallas Todywalla being led in after it won the Artois Plate.

Indian Touch being led by trainer Kartik G. after it won the Panchshil Juvenile Trophy. The horse is owned by Dr. M.A.M. Ramaswamy.

Edwina which is owned by the Shirke family being led in after it won the Radio One run. Trainer: M.K. Jadhav.

Titleist which is owned by Fairway Racing Syndicate being led. Trainer: Naresh ever when a horse trained by him – Titleist – won the Star Millionaire Plate.

Everyone knew that Earth Tamer would win the div I of the Southern Command Trophy. A runner in the race trained by

Narendra Lagad – Alzamarud – ran well enough to be remembered. Runs to remember: Deep Diver, Master Bullet, Ancient Warrior, Three Roses, Victorious Cause, To The Moon, Edurina, Quid Pro Quo.

Ishpango won the Akkasaheb Maharaj Trophy and trained by Faisal Abbas being led in.

CA CHIEF LASHES OUT AT RACIST ABUSE OF AHMED S

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DYPA, St. Xavier’s enter next round

MUMBAI: A hat trick by Rohan Shukla of Dadar Parsee Youths Assembly High School helped his team win by 3-0 against Sacred Heart, Byculla at Airtel Rising Stars, at the Veitenary College Hostel Ground, Parel Village, here on Wednesday. DYPA played confidently against their opposition and registered an easy win in the first round. In another match, St. Xavier’s, Bhandup beat Ryan International, Malad by 1-0. Both the teams displayed tremendous skills, but the star of the game was Darryl D’Silva’s from St. Xavier’s who scored one goal and led the team to victory.

Kashif Ansari and Usma Ansari scored one goal each from Anjuman Islam High School Division ‘B’, CST and gave their team a well deserved win by 2-0 against Manekji Cooper School, Juhu. While Sacred Heart (Santacruz) and Army School (Colaba) enters next round with a walk over.

Results: St. Xavier’s 1 (Darryl D'Silva 1) bt. Ryan International 0; DYPA 3 (Rohan Shukla 3) bt. Sacred Heart 0; Anjuman Islam 2 (Kashif Ansari 1, Usma Amsari 1) bt. Manekji Cooper 0; Anjuman Islam 2 (Kashif Ansari 1, Usma Ansari 1) bt. Manekji Cooper 0.

IN BRIEF MCA wants to host Tendulkar’s 200th Test at Wankhede

MUMBAI: Mumbai Cricket Association wants to host what would be senior batsman Sachin Tendulkar's 200th Test match against the West Indies in November at the Wankhede Stadium here. If MCA gets to host the second match of the series at Tendulkar's home ground, it would be an out of turn allotment as per the Cricket Board's rotation policy. "We want to host Sachin's 200th Test match at the Wankhede Stadium even though it may not be our turn to do so.

We will be sending a formal request to the BCCI to allot the second Test to us," MCA Joint Secretary Nitin Dalal told PTI. The BCCI has decided to squeeze in this short tour by the West Indies though it's not in the Future Tours Programme of the International Cricket Council. India was scheduled to tour South Africa around November as per the itinerary drawn up by Cricket South Africa. The Tour, Programmes and Fixtures Committee of the Board will meet soon to draw up the schedule of the tour which is expected to comprise two Tests and three ODIs.

Usian Bolt to retire after Rio Games

BRUSSELS: Usain Bolt says he plans to retire from the sport after the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics.

Bolt says he wants to win gold in Rio, set another world record in the 200 metres next year, and perhaps win a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games.

Bolt says “I think it will be a good time to retire, on top and just been dominating for so long.” After winning another three golds at the world championships in Moscow, Bolt will run his final race this season in the 100 at Friday’s Van Damme Memorial.

Riya, Kareena take Jamnabai past Sacred Heart

MUMBAI: Two important goals by Riya Behl set the stage for Jamnabai Narsee as they sailed past Beat Sacred Heart, Worli 3-0 during the girl’s interschool football match held at the Azad Maidan on Wednesday. The other goal was scored by Kareena Shah for the eves.

RESULTS: Girls 16-H: Lilavatibai Podar (SC) (3) (Kim D’Silva 3) beat St. Anne’s (Malad) (0). Girls 16: Jamnabai Narsee (Juhu) (3) (Riya Behl 2, Kareena Shah 1) Beat Sacred Heart (Worli) (0). Girls 16: Utpal Sanghvi School (Juhu) failed to turn up for their match against St. Joseph (Malad). B-14-II-D: The Dadar Parsee Youth Assembly (Dadar) (1) (Meet Jain 1) beat St. Xavier’s Boys Academy (Churchgate) (0). B-14-II-C: St. Paul’s ‘A’ (Dadar) (2) (Sahil Hate 2) beat St. Pius X (Mulund) (1) (Sagar Jha 1).

Foundation stone laid for J&K’s football academy

tralian cricket team and the wider cricket community."

South African batsman Hashim Amla, also a Muslim, is another player in a similar situation and has been permitted not to wear the logo of Cricket South Africa sponsor Castle, a beer company, on his kit.

The sensitive issue also reared up in English football with striker Papiss Cisse pulling out of Newcastle United's pre-season tour this year, saying he was not pre-

pared to promote the club's sponsors, money-lending company Wonga. But the Senegal international has since donned a Newcastle shirt featuring the logo after talks with the club and Islamic teachers. The rise of Ahmed, a former refugee who fled his home in the Pakistan border region near Afghanistan, where he said he was targeted by the Taliban, has seen him become a hero to some in Australia's immigrant communities.

SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah laid the foundation stone of the state's first football academy at Ushkara near here.

The building complex for the football academy at Ushkara in Baramulla, will be built in two phases by Jammu and Kashmir State Power Development Corporation (JKSPDC) at a cost of Rs 10 crore. Omar described the setting up of the academy as a path-breaking event in the development of sports, particularly of football which has remained the most popular sports in the Valley for a long time.

Juneja hits an unbeaten 178 as India A reach 408/7

Customs ride on Jadhav’s brace to score over RCF M

UMBAI: Jayesh Jadhav’s twin strikes, in the second half, were the highlight of Mumbai Customs’ 5-2 wins against Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers (RCF) in the Mumbai MagiciansMHAL Super League 2013, played at the MHAL Stadium, Churchgate, on Wednesday evening. The scores were level 1-1 at the end of the first half.

Besides Jadhav’s brace Customs got their other three goals through an own goal by RCF’s Imran Khan and from two field efforts by Alden D’Souza and B.K. Muthanna. RCF reduced the margin through two penalty corner conversions from Sankalp Raghav and Rahul Devkar.

This was the first win for Custom in two matches. They were beaten 2-1 by Central Railway in the league opener. For RCF this was their first match.

The contest between Customs and RCF was quite a tame affair, especially in the first half as both teams were unable to assert their domination and went into the breather on level terms. But, after switching ends Customs came

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YDNEY: Cricket Australia chief James Sutherland has lashed out at "racist comments" directed at Muslim Fawad Ahmed after the leg-spinner asked not to wear a kit displaying the logo of beer brand VB. Pakistan-born Ahmed, who became an Australian citizen in July after his application was fasttracked, did not have the logo on his shirt during his international debut in last week's T20 matches against England. It emerged yesterday that he had "expressed discomfort with the conflict this created for him, due to his religious beliefs".

Cricket Australia agreed with his request to wear an unbranded shirt, but this sparked critical comments on the Cricket Australia website and other social media. "Legitimate reason RELIGION, no its not, it's a game of cricket, not praying at a church," said one reaction. "It is driven by money and fans not by religious fanatics. Those who don't like the Australian culture should leave, or keep misguided values to themselves."

Sutherland said he was disgusted with such comments.

"Cricket Australia would like to express its extreme disappointment over racist comments towards Fawad Ahmed on social media... Some of which are falsely attributed to former Australian cricketer Dean Jones," he said in a statement late Tuesday.

"CA does not condone racism in any way, shape or form. CA is fully supportive of Fawad's personal beliefs and he is a valued and popular member of the Aus-

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VISAKHAPATNAM: Young Gujarat batsman Manprit Juneja showed perfect temperament for longer format, scoring a patient unbeaten 178 in India A's first innings score of 408 for seven against New Zealand A at stumps on third day of the second unofficial 'Test' here.

A week short of his 23rd birthday, Juneja batted throughout the entire third day adding 135 runs to his overnight tally of 43. He also put on a huge 197-run third wicket stand with Vasudevan Jagadeesh (91), who missed out on a ton by just nine runs. Juneja then let his skipper Abhishek Nayar (58) dominate in a quickfire 88-run partnership for the fourth wicket. For New Zealand, pacer Doug Bracewell was the most successful bowler picking up three for 78.

Manish Abraham stars for Century Rayon in win over Milan FC SURGING AHEAD: Mumbai Customs Deepak Yadav attempts to work his pay past the rival defence as RCF goalkeeper Abhijeet Kadam goes to ground. into their own and with Jadhav and Alden D’Souza combining well upfront they dominated the proceedings thereafter and scored at regular intervals to take the match away from RCF and pocket the full three points.

In Thursday’s matches, Western Railway take on Union Bank

of India at 2.30 pm and later Indian Navy clash with Maharashtra State Police at 4.30 pm.

Results: Mumbai Customs 5 (Imran Khan-og 2nd min, Jayesh Jadhav-fg 39th min & 61st min, Alden D’Souza-fg 57th min, B.K. Muthanna-fg 64th min) beat RCF 2 (Sankalp Raghav-pc 17th min, Rahul Devkar-pc 48th min).

MUMBAI: Century Rayon struck good form and blanked Milan FC 2-0 in a third Division encounter of the MDFA (Mumbai District Football Association) League 2013-14, at the St. Xavier’s ground, Parel on Wednesday evening. Manish Abraham netted both the goals for the winners. In another match of the same division, Nails United got the better of Kajupada FC by a solitary goal, which came through the efforts of striker Winston Aranha.

RESULTS - at St. Xavier’s ground, Parel – Div-III: Century Rayon 2 (Manish Abraham 2) beat Milan FC 0; Nails United 1 (Winston Aranha) beat Kajupada FC 0.

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| THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2013