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Police officer’s wife dies of bullet injury
Jammu: A 26-year-old woman, wife of a police officer posted in the chief minister’s security, today died allegedly after receiving a bullet injury at her residence here, police said. Inquest proceedings have been initiated into the death of Neha Basson, who succumbed to bullet injuries at Government Medical College hospital, a police officer said. It appeared the woman had received the bullet injury from her husband’s service revolver, he said. The woman’s husband, Inspector Vivek Basson, who is posted in CM security, he added.
Air India invites bids for iPads
New Delhi:Air India has invited bids for 150 iPads to replace defective video screens on some of its planes. The tender is for new tablets for 18 aircraft in Air India’s fleet and is for the period of one year. The bid document seeks to lease new iPads (Pro 10.5 ) with preloaded content by using the current IFE (in-flight entertainment) content for service recovery on board its aircraft.”
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Sridevi drowned in her bathtub after losing consciousness, says Dubai Police
Mumbai: ridevi died due to accidental drowning, the Bollywood icon’s death certificate, a copy of which is with IndiaToday. in, says. Sridevi, unarguably India’s first female superstar, died late Saturday night in Dubai where she was
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attending a wedding. The cause of Sridevi’s death - accidental drowning - was confirmed by the Dubaio government via its press arm’s official Twitter account. Quoting the Dubai Police, the Dubai Media Office tweeted that Sridevi died due to “due to drowning in her hotel apartment’s bathtub following loss of consciousness.” “Dubai Police has transferred the case to Dubai Public
Prosecution, which will carry out regular legal procedures followed in such cases,” Dubam Media office added. Local media, which have been able to access Sridevi’s post-mortem report as well, further reported that the actor fell into a bathtub after suffering a cardiac arrest and that authorities do not suspect a criminal motive behind her death. Khaleej Times, citing
Sridevi’s post-mortem report, said that traces of alcohol were found in the actor’s blood, while Gulf News reported that Sridevi was under the influence of alcohol, lost her balance and fell into the bathtub. Earlier, Navdeep Suri, India’s ambassador to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), confirmed that Sridevi’s post-mortem report has been handed over to the Consulate General of
On the morning of February 25, the world woke up to the heartbreaking news of the demise of Bollywood acting legend - Sridevi. The funeral will take place at the Hindu Samshaan Bhoomi in Juhu on Monday.
India in Dubai. Suri also said that Indian officials have now begun the process of repatriating Sridevi’s body to India. It remains unclear whether Sridevi’s mortal remains have yet
been handed over to her family. A special private jet, which flew out of Mumbai Sunday afternoon, is already waiting in Dubai to bring Sridevi’s body back to India.
Actress may have 'accidentally drowned' in bathtub Bollywood actor Sridevi died of accidental drowning in her hotel bath tub after losing consciousness, the Dubai government said today, giving a dramatic twist to her sudden death that has stunned legions of fans and industry colleagues. The Dubai government said in a tweet that the police have transferred the case to the “Dubai Public Prosecution” which will carry out regular legal procedures followed in such cases. “Following the completion of post mortem analysis, Dubai
police headquarters today stated that the death of the Indian actress Sridevi occurred due to drowning in her hotel apartment’s bath tub following loss of consciousness,” the Dubai government’s media office said on Twitter. It is not clear what caused Sridevi, 54, to lose consciousness, and whether the initial report of her death due to cardiac arrest still holds. Her death, which was first reported at around 3 a.m. on Sunday in India, sent shock waves across the country with those who knew her at a loss to explain how she could have suffered cardiac arrest at such a young age.
Chief secy assault: Delhi court asks police to prove tampering with CCTV footage
New Delhi: The court, on Monday, asked the Delhi police to prove that tampering was done with the CCTV footage recovered by them from the official residence of Chief Minister Arvin Kejriwal in the Chief Secretary assualt case. The police had earlier said that the timestamp on the clip did not match with
the sequence of the events. “The defence counsel stated that police must prove that tampering has been done,” Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP)-North, Harendra K Singh said, adding, “It was informed to court that site visit reveals discrepancies in the timing. Only FSL
before the scam broke in mid-February, at their offices in Lower Parel here. The CBI examined the documents provided by the firm pertaining to the Nirav Modi-related mandate, which the company later reportedly terminated after the scam erupted on February 14. Business and political circles are viewing the raid in the light of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s assertion that his government will “take stern
action” in any economic irregularity. Addressing a global leaders summit on Saturday, Modi had said: “The system will not accept the theft of public money. That is the key to New Economy, New Rules.” CBI Director Alok Kumar Verma too on Monday directed the officials in charge of the investigation to “complete (it) within the stipulated time” and has also asked them “not to spare anyone found involved”.
reason for the firing can be this (to push infiltrators). Whenever there is firing by Pakistan, it is certain there is an attempt to push infiltrators. The same thing happened in Kupwara and Tangdhar,” general officer commanding of the Srinagar-based Chinar Corps, Lt General A.K. Bhatt, told reporters on the sidelines of a passing out parade at the Jammu and
Kashmir Light Infantry Centre in Srinagar. The militants waiting across the LoC were in groups of 30-40 at many places from Lepa valley to Mandal area, near 161 brigade, Rampur, and other areas, he said. Asked about reports of announcements made by Pakistan asking villagers to evacuate, Lt General Bhatt said they were not for the villagers on this side of the LoC. They advised a few of the villages there to vacate for safety reasons and my input is that those villages have also not vacated completely, he said.
Large number of militants waiting at launch pads across LoC: Lt General Bhatt
Srinagar: A large number of terrorists are waiting at launching pads across the Line of Control (LoC) to crossover into Indian territory in Kashmir and ceasefire violations by Pakistan are also an attempt to push infiltrators according to inputs received by security forces, a top Army commander said in Srinagar on Monday. “We have inputs of many infiltrators waiting at the launching pads and we think infiltration will start sooner this year because of less snow. But we are taking counter measures. One
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PNB fraud: CBI Raids Offices Of Top Law Firm Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas Mumbai: The Central Bureau of Investigations (CBI) raided the offices of a well-known legal firm as part of the ongoing probe into the Rs. 11,300 crore Punjab National Bank (PNB) fraud involving billionaire diamond trader Nirav Modi, official sources said here on Monday The CBI sleuths last week swooped on the offices of Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, a leading firm which was reportedly hired by Modi around a month
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will be able to tell if any tampering has been done.” The police said the footage was sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory for further examination. The court has reserved its order till Tuesday. Additional DCP Harendra Singh told the court that the meeting between the Delhi Chief Secretary and the Aam
Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs was not held in the camp office but in the living room of the CM residence. Meanwhile, the Delhi government is mulling live streaming of all official meetings following the alleged assault on Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash at the Chief Minister’s residence on February 19.
New Delhi: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has warned schools against withholding admit cards of class 10 and 12 students on any pretext, including poor performance in pre-board examinations. The warning comes following several complaints received by the CBSE about withholding admit cards by certain schools and in some cases charging a fee for their release. “Several instances of not issuing admit cards by various CBSE-affiliated schools on grounds of performance of students in pre-board tests have come to the notice of the board. It has also been noted that some schools are charging fees for release of the admit card,” CBSE controller of examination KK Chaudhary said in an advisory.
Mentioning the Rule 15 of Examination Bye-Laws, the CBSE said, “In no case the heads of affiliated schools shall detain eligible candidates from appearing at the examination. The practice has been viewed very seriously by the board and is violative of the byelaws.” The advisory also stated that the board issues admit cards to only those students which have been sponsored by the schools in their final list of candidates submitted to it. “Therefore, their eligibility for the exams has already been confirmed by the school and hence their admit cards cannot be withheld. The schools also cannot charge any fee for issuing admit cards,” it said. The CBSE board exams for Class 10 and 12 students are set to begin from March 5.
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Delhi chief secretary assault case: Govt mulling live streaming of official meetings
New Delhi : In the wake of Delhi Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash’s allegations of assault at Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s residence last week, the Delhi government has proposed live streaming of the meetings of officers with ministers, officials said on Monday. Prakash was allegedly assaulted by Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs and others during a meeting at Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s
residence on February 19. A senior government official, on condition of anomity, said that as per the plan, a live feed of meetings with the audio output will be available on a website. The government is likely to allocate funds for the project in the upcoming budget if the plan is cleared, the official said. “By live streaming the official meetings, people will be able to know who spoke what in the meeting, be it the elected representative or
officials,” the official said. The proposal is being floated by the Delhi government in a bid to reduce its ongoing tension with officers who have been boycotting the meetings ever since the alleged assault took place. “The plan is to put all the file movement and notings online for people to see who is working on a file and for how long, who cleared it and who wrote what on a particular file,” the officer said.
BJP would solve Mahadayi row if voted to power: Amit Shah
New Delhi: BJP President Amit Shah Monday said the party would solve the Mahadayi river water sharing dispute with neighbouring Goa if it is voted to power in the upcoming assembly polls. “I assure the people of the state that if BJP is voted to power, it will solve the Mahadayi river water dispute between Karnataka and Goa,” he told reporters here. Shah blamed the Siddaramaiah government for the delay in finding a solution and added that it would have been settled if the chief minister had cooperated with the central govermment. “The issue would have been solved if Siddaramaiah had cooperated with us earlier. There are some people, even now, trying to create obstacles. Hence there has been a delay,” he said. Replying to a query on whether former Deputy Chief Minister K S Eshwarappa would get a ticket to contest the polls, Shah said the central parliamentary party will decide. “Why are you worried about
Replying to a query on whether former Deputy Chief Minister K S Eshwarappa would get a ticket to contest the polls, Shah said the central parliamentary party will decide
whether Eshwarappa will get the ticket or not? Eshwarappaji is the most respected leader our party. Taking care of interests of party leaders is my job. The central parliamentary party will announce the list of candidates,” he said. Eshwarappa and state BJP chief B S Yeddyurappa were at loggerheads before the central leadership stepped in to end it. Eshwarappa has recently expressed apprehensions about attempts to deny him the ticket to contest the polls.
Replying to another query, Shah said the party would certainly field a Dalit chief ministerial candidate if somebody of that stature comes up in future. “Even an ordinary party worker in BJP can become chief minister. Even a Dalit can be a chief minister if the party comes to notice such a dalit chief ministerial candidate,” he said. On Union Minister Anant Kumar Hegde’s statement on changing the Constitition, Shah said, “It is a dead issue. Hegde has already apologised.”
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India and Brazil’s role in the bioeconomy
New Delhi will host the International Conference on Sustainable Biofuels 2018 (ICSB 2018), an event aimed at debating strategies for the large-scale, worldwide adoption of clean fuels as an alternative to carbon-intensive sources such as petrol or diesel. The conference is co-organized by the BioFuture Platform (BP) and Mission Innovation (MI), two coalitions of countries devoted to the advancement of renewable energy. While the BP focuses on scaling up the deployment of low-emission fuels such as ethanol and biodiesel, MI promotes the development of innovative technology in various modalities of renewable energy sources. At the intersection of both efforts, ICSB 2018 will house important debates around state-of-the-art research and development in the biofuels domain, including second- generation ethanol (E2G), bio-hydrogen and algae-based biodiesel. Under discussion is not whether biofuels should be part of our future; it is how it will be adopted in our economy and daily lives. On this subject, Brazil and India (members of BP and MI) have a lot to say. Both countries are large emerging economies that have to pursue the goal of inclusive growth under environment-friendly development standards—a novel challenge developed countries never had to face. Precisely because of this, the two countries have been at the forefront of technological development in the biofuels sector by providing economically viable, low-carbon solutions with positive social impact. The Brazilian biofuel programme started in the context of the 1973 oil crisis. At that time, the government decided to launch the “Proálcool” (Pro-alcohol) scheme in order to foster an indigenous ethanol-based transport industry that would reduce the country’s dependence on hydrocarbons. Based both on Brazil’s long-established sugarcane sector and a prospering automotive industry, the government put together an attractive package of incentives that gave rise to a new business. From a yearly production of 600 million litres of ethanol in 1975, the Brazilian market evolved rapidly and reached the milestone of 12.6 billion litres in 1986. By 1991, almost 60% of the Brazilian car fleet was ethanol-powered. Despite a temporary downturn in the 1990s, the ethanol sector regained momentum years later, spurred by the technological novelty of the flex engine, which allows for the same vehicle to be powered by petrol or ethanol or any mix of the two. The first flex vehicle was sold in Brazil in 2003. In 2016, 88% of all new cars were fitted with dual-fuel engines. Another push came from the regulation on mandatory blending. As of today, stations throughout the country are mandated to sell petrol with a blend of 27% of anhydrous ethanol. And a new policy, RenovaBio, is about to be enacted: through “decarbonization credits”, oil marketing companies will be encouraged to sell more ethanol while naturally holding - Kapilkumar M. Hirpara back the sales Editor of petrol.
Here’s why Sridevi and Kamal Haasan pairing is irreplaceable Sridevi and Kamal Haasan as a couple were electrifying on the big screen. They together appeared in 27 films including, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Hindi.
New Delhi : Sridevi was introduced to me by my mother. Paranthaalum Vidamaadden from Guru (1980) was playing on the television. “She is Kamal Hassan’s best onscreen pair,” I was told. The song is about the persistence of Kamal’s character to win over Sridevi, who loathes the very sight of his existence. The sequence is set mid-air, with Kamal, and Sridevi flying in different aircrafts. Their headphones are paired and the exchange between them is back and forth. They also have a clear vision of each other as they can catch even the smallest facial expressions made during the course of the song. All this is happening while, let’s say, the flight is at an altitude of 3000040000 ft. Looking back at the song choreography, we can see how it defies basic logic and technology. But, back in the day, it inspired amusement from the viewers. This is what Kamal and Sridevi’s combination was capable of doing. They could make audience buy anything. Well, they weren’t
only selling empty calories through their performances, they encouraged the Tamil audience, who were only fed on masala films, to appreciate slow cinema. In Moondram Pirai (1982), Sridevi’s Viji suffers from a memory disorder that makes her behave like a child. Kamal’s Cheenu saves her from a prostitute racket and becomes her guardian. Nobody other than Sridevi could have made the audience take Viji seriously. It would have mostly been a disaster for other actors. But, Sridevi makes us emotional and invest in a character, which is largely used for comic purposes in commercial films even today. And the presence of Kamal added weight to the narration. Sridevi and Kamal as a couple were electrifying on the big screen. They both brought the best out of each other. Their performance in Sippi Irukkuthu sums up how they complemented each other. In that song, Sridevi challenges Kamal to come up with apt lyrics to the tunes she sings.
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Bollywood-Hollywood Sridevi fans gather for glimpse of cortege, then lose patience At Green Acres, the luxury apartment complex that was Sridevi’s address, the few dozen spectators who had gathered until noon outside the fifteen closed iron gates were easily managed and caused no obstruction to passing traffic. Mumbai : The eagerness for a glimpse of the deceased superstar Sridevi’s cortège drowned out the shock of her sudden death as crowds gathered outside her home in Lokhandwala on Sunday refused to budge. All day, rumors swirled about the possible time of the arrival of the funeral cortège. At Green Acres, the luxury apartment complex that was Sridevi’s address, the few
dozen spectators who had gathered until noon outside the fifteen closed iron gates were easily managed and caused no obstruction to passing traffic. Among those who had rushed there as soon as the news broke was Nallasopara-based nurse Seema Chavan, who held three roses. “I don’t know if I will be allowed inside but I will try to give the flowers to one of the family members, if
possible,” she said. Chavan, who calls the 1983 film Sadma — starring Sridevi and Kamal Haasan — as her favourite and described herself as a “very big fan”, said she had initially dismissed the reports of the actor’s death. Fake news and quickly dismissed rumors dominated the conversation as the numbers of onlookers swelled to several hundreds as the day wore on. The
absence of visitors from the film fraternity had the selfieseeking spectators on edge, with the arrival of every SUV into the complex being greeted by excited shouts of “Karan Johar aa gaya (Karan Johar has come)”. When Johar did arrive in the evening, waves of cellphone wielding spectators threatened to turn over the metal barricades and had to be physically held back by dozens of police personnel. With entry into the complex
Shabana Azmi cancels her Holi party for the first time in years following Sridevi’s demise New Delhi : The iconic actress Sridevi, who was 54, passed away in Dubai on Saturday night due to a cardiac arrest. The sudden demise of the English Vinglish actress has left the nation in shock. Sridevi was in Dubai for the wedding ceremony of Sonam Kapoor’s cousin Mohit Marwah. The news of Sridevi’s demise was announced by her brother-in-law Sanjay Kapoor. Talking to a leading daily, Sanjay said, ‘’Yes, it is true that Sridevi passed away. I just landed here, I was in Dubai and now I am flying back to Dubai. It happened roughly around 11.00-11.30. I don’t know more details yet.” This unfortunate news of Sridevi’s demise has shocked the entire film industry. And veteran actress Shabana Azmi has cancelled her Holi party (which is a part of tradition) for the first time due to the death of Sridevi. And this is for the first time in years when she will be cancelling the Holi party. Shabana took to her Twitter to announce this. She wrote, ‘’Our Holi
South film stars arrives in Mumbai for Sridevi’s funeral
Mumbai : Veteran actor Sridevi Kapoor breathed her last on Saturday in Dubai after she suffered a sudden cardiac arrest. The actress, along with husband Boney Kapoor, younger daughter Khushi Kapoor and other family members, was in the United Arab Emirates city to attend the wedding celebrations of her nephew Mohit Marwah. As per the latest developments, Sridevi’s mortal remains shall be brought on a private jet, sent by Anil Ambani. The plane shall arrive at the cargo airport terminal on Monday. Her last rites will take place at Pawan Hans crematorium at Juhu, Mumbai on February 26 in the afternoon. Before the funeral, celebrities and family members shall pay their last respects to the late actor. In fact, South Indian film bigwigs will also be in full attendance to pay tribute to the Hawa Hawai actress. According to reports, Rajinikanth has flown to Mumbai to be part of Sridevi’s funeral. The Kollywood superstar had worked with Sridevi in many movies that include Moonru Mudichu and shared a good friendship with her. Reports also state that apart from Rajinikanth, top stars from Telugu Industry too, are expected to attend her funeral. Notably, Chiranjeevi, Nagarjuna, and Venkatesh are likely to be representing the Tollywood. Bharathiraaja, K Raghavendra Rao, Ambareesh, Prakash Raj and many other personalities from South films are expected to be in Mumbai to be part of her funeral. Born as Shree Amma Yanger Ayyapan in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, Sridevi started acting aged four with a role in the Tamil film, Thunaivan. The actress made her Bollywood debut in 1979 with Solva Sawan, but it was Sadma which helped her cement her position as a star in the Hindi film industry.
party at Janki Kurir stands cancelled on 2nd March in the wake of Sridevis passing away.’’ As per the latest update, forensic report has delayed due to which mortal remains of Sridevi may reach Mumbai later in the afternoon.
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Chennai : Sridevi, who’s had a stellar acting career, passed away around midnight on Saturday in Dubai due to cardiac arrest. She was 54. The veteran actor had reportedly gone to attend her nephew Mohit Marwah’s wedding. The news of her unexpected demise has come as a rude shock to the film fraternity and her fans. Born in Sivakasi on August 13, 1963, Sridevi made her acting debut as a child artiste in Thunaivan (1969), and went on to win the Kerala Best Child Artiste Award in 1971 for Poompatta.Later, she got a big break through K Balachander’s Moondru Mudichu and Bharathirajaa’s 16 Vayathinile, and acted in several successful films with stars like Kamal Haasan and Rajinikanth in Tamil. In a career spanning over four decades, she starred in over 300 films in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi. Some of her popular films include Himmatwala (opposite Jeetendra), Meri Biwi Ka Jawaab, Lamhe, Devaraagam, Prema Kanuka and so on. After a brief hiatus of 15 years, Sridevi made a comeback with Gauri Shinde’s English Vinglish in 2012. Last year, she starred in Mom which fetched an overwhelmingly positive response from both the audience and critics. Sridevi was honoured with the Padma Shri in 2013.In Tamil, her last film was the Vijay-starrer Puli, and she’ll be posthumously seen in a special appearance in Shah Rukh Khan’s forthcoming film, Zero.Her last rites will be performed on Monday in Mumbai. She is survived by husband Boney Kapoor and two daughters, Jhanvi and Khushi.
restricted only to residents and authorised visitors, those like former actress Mona Parekh, who claimed to have acted with Sridevi in a film several years ago, had little hope of being allowed to pay their respects. Parekh, who brought a large laminated picture of her beaming next to Sridevi, choked when recounting the moment earlier in the day when she heard that her screen idol had died. “I am finding it hard to believe
that she is no more,” she said. By late afternoon, the first public announcements condoling Sridevi’s death became visible, with workers of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena putting up posters on street light poles on road dividers. Across the road from Green Acres, residents of Lennie Cooperative Housing Society made a kind of makeshift shrine, offering flowers to a picture collage of the actress and lighting a candle.
Smriti Irani remembers Sridevi, her 'favourite star who defined joy in my childhood'
New Delhi : Sridevi was not just an actress, she was an icon in her own right. The actress, who breathed her last on Saturday night, has left behind a legacy of rich films. Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Smriti Irani, like many others, was in awe of the legendary actress and penned an emotional note on her “favourite star who defined joy in my childhood” passing away. “I pay homage to an actor who through her body of work ascertained that a female actress place in a commercial Hindi movie is not only to compliment her male counterparts,” Smriti wrote in a letter published by News18. “My memories of Sridevi are built through my journey from being a fan girl to an actor and then my role as a politician... She was a woman who knew her mind and despite the challenges that came her way, she approached life with a lot of dignity,” she added. Sridevi was a force to reckon with when it came to the box office, and shouldered several blockbusters. With her dropdead gorgeous looks and charisma, it was easy for her to draw the audiences to the theatres and her superstardom w a s unmatched in those times. “That her male co-stars had to depend on her magic for their box office success was an ode to her calibre,” Smriti wrote. From drama to romance to comedy, there was no genre that Sridevi failed to excel at. It is this versatility that Smriti was in awe of. “It was not just her dance moves that dazzled many, her comic timing is worth a study. The versatility with which she could oscillate between making her audience cry and laugh spoke volumes of her strength as an actor,” she w r o t e .
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Bengaluru FC sail past Jamshedpur FC in Indian Super League Bengaluru: Bengaluru FC dealt a serious blow to Jamshedpur FC’s hopes of securing a playoff spot in the Indian Super League (ISL) with a comfortable 2-0 away victory at the Kalinga Stadium, Bhubaneswar Sunday evening. The loss for Jamshedpur FC means the fate of the debutants as well as FC Goa will now go all the way to the last game of the league to be played on March 4. However, even that may not be enough for Jamshedpur FC to cling on to the fourth place as Goa has one extra game in hand. For Steve Coppell’s men, it didn’t start off well for them. Miku gave visitors the lead 23 minutes into the game from the spot. After being put through on goal, the Spanish striker, who has been in top form this season was brought down inside the box by Jamshedpur FC goalkeeper Subrata Paul. He dusted himself and calmly slotted the ball past Paul. Stung by the goal, Jamshedpur FC who needed to win the game tried to be a bit more ambitions but they were pegged back again barely ten minutes later. Domimas Delgado’s corner from the right found Bengaluru captain Sunil Chettri who leapt over everyone to head the ball past Paul for the second time on the night. Izu Azuka came close to reduce the deficit for the home side in the 40th minute but his effort was tipped over the bar by Bengaluru FC goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh. After the restart, the home side again came close to scoring a goal
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but they were again denied by a fantastic double save by Gurpreet Singh. First Singh got down well to keep out Andre Bikey’s low effort and then he got up quickly to deny Jerry Mawihmingthangan from the rebound. Even though Bengaluru FC dominated the possession, Jamshedpur FC had more efforts on goal. Coppell’s men had 21 shots at goal but it just wasn’t their night. On the other
Business Delhi HC attaches assets held by Oscar Investments, RHC Holding
New Delhi: The Delhi high court on Monday issued a warrant of attachment against all the assets disclosed by Oscar Investments Ltd and RHC Holding Pvt. Ltd, owned by Ranbaxy promoters Malvinder and Shivinder Singh, in their 2 December 2016 and 14 March 2017 affidavits submitted to the court. The assets include shares, moveable and immovable property, art as well as debts owed to Oscar Investments and RHC Holding. The court was hearing Daiichi Sankyo’s plea, seeking execution of the 31 January order of the court upholding the enforceability of the Rs3,500 crore arbitral award passed against Singh brothers and others. The court also prohibited the two companies from operating their bank accounts, except for the purpose of payment of salaries to employees and satisfaction of statutory debts. Justice Jayant Nath further directed the other
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end, Bengaluru could have further increased their lead had they been more clinical in front of the goal. But that didn’t matter in the end, and any chances of a dramatic comeback for Jamshedpur FC were wiped off when Mehtab Hossain, who had come on as a substitute for Anas Edathodika in the second half, was sent off for a second yellow card offense in added time.
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New Delhi: India skipper Virat Kohli is known to be a complete team-man. So, when he wasn’t fit to play the final T20I against South Africa in Cape Town on Saturday, he decided to give opener Shikhar Dhawan a head massage, just to freshen him up on what was a long tour of the Rainbow Nation for the Indian players. Taking to Twitter, a fan posted the photo which read: “Virat Kohli transferring his skills to Shikhar Dhawan. What a captain IndvsSA” Suresh Raina and Shikhar Dhawan starred with the bat but it was Bhuvneshwar Kumar who again held his nerve in the end as India sealed the T20I series with a sensational 2-1 win over South Africa in Cape Town. India suffered an early blow after in-form Virat Kohli was ruled out due to a stiff back. Stand in skipper Rohit Sharma again departed early, but then Suresh Raina and Shikhar Dhawan made most of some ordinary
South African bowling. Raina counter-attacked but Dhawan played the anchor role with perfection. In fact, Dhawan got his first boundary off the 29th ball but scored an 47 off 40. He was given two chances, with Shamsi dropping a couple of sitters. Southpaw Raina scored a quickfire 43 off just 27 balls, Pandya(21) and Karthik (13) chipped in with the runs towards the end as India finished their innings at 172/7. South Africa bowled well in
patches with Junior Dala again impressive with his raw pace, as he picked up 3/35 in his 4 overs. Morris came back strongly after an ordinary start to finish with figures of 2/43. South Africa never really got into the chase as they got off to a horrendous start, losing in-form Reeza Hendricks early. Miller – who opened the innings for the first time in T20Is – looked lackluster, failing to find boundaries as the home team struggled to get any momentum.
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judgment debtors, i.e. Singh brothers and others, to submit an “up-to-date” affidavit declaring all the unencumbered assets held by them. Meanwhile, the order directing Singh brothers and others to maintain status-quo with respect to the remaining “unattached” assets held by them, directly or indirectly, would continue. The counsel appearing for Daiichi Sankyo, P.V. Kapur, submitted that as per the civil procedure code, the assets held by the two companies should be attached and an
Reliance Infra Wins Rs. 292 Crore Arbitration Award Against Goa Government
Mumbai: Reliance Infrastructure Ltd on Monday announced it has won an arbitration award of Rs. 292 crore in a case against the Goa government heard by a Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission-constituted tribunal. In an order earlier this month, the tribunal also ordered payment of annual interest at 15 per cent on the award amount if the state government fails to pay it by the deadline of April 15, 2018, a company statement here said. “The need for arbitration arose due to prolonged non-payment of dues by the Goa government towards supply of electricity by Reliance Infrastructure from its 48 MW Goa power plant in Sancoale,” it said. “The total outstanding dues along with interest as on October 31, 2017, amount to Rs. 278 crore. The Tribunal has also awarded Reliance Infrastructure interest from October 2017 till the date of the award, which amounts to Rs. 14 crore.” According to the statement, the tribunal upheld the company’s contention that the rate of energy for the period from June 2013 to August 2014 was based on the varying prices of fuel and dollar exchange rate as was agreed to by the Goa government.
attachment officer should take custody of any such assets. On 31 January, the court had upheld the enforceability of the award passed by a Singaporean Tribunal, which found Singh brothers and others guilty of making false claims in a self-assessment report and of fraudulently misrepresenting and concealing the “genesis, nature and severity of the US regulatory investigations” of Ranbaxy when Daiichi Sankyo bought their 34.82% stake for $2.4 billion in 2008.
New Delhi: South Korean automaker Kia Motors has said that it will roll out first car models from its upcoming facility in Anantapur in Andhra Pradesh by mid-2019. “The company will roll out its first car models from its upcoming facility in Anantapur in the state by mid-2019. The first India manufacturing facility for the company is coming up over 213.7 hectares of land in Andhra Pradesh to produce 3 lakh cars annually, involving an investment of over USD 2 billion,” CII said in a statement quoting Kook Hyun Shim, MD &
CEO, Kia Motors, India. The plant spread will have a capacity to produce 3 lakh car annually and employ around 3,000 when fully operational. At the Auto Expo 2018 in Greater Noida earlier this month, the company announced that it will introduce a range of vehicles, including an Indiaexclusive compact electric vehicle in the country between 2019 and 2021. The company has unveiled its SP Concept, an SUV designed and developed for the Indian market. It will be the first product to go on sale in the country in the second half of next year.
Over 82% of NBFCs registered with RBI categorised as high-risk by Finance Ministry
New Delhi: As of September 2017, there were 11,469 non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) registered with the Reserve Bank of India. Over 82% of them have been categorised as highrisk financial institutions by the Finance Ministry. Under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), all NBFCs have to appoint a principal officer in the financial institutions and report all suspicious and cash transactions of over Rs 10 lakh to the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). But, these companies have been found flouting these
rules as on January 31, 2018. The list of around 9,500 NBFCs released by the FIU today includes names like Purshottam Investofin and Shalibhadra Finance Limited, which were Dalal Street darlings last year with their share prices surging 322% (till Jan 16 this year) and 120% in the past year. Other names on the list include Moody’s Investment Company India Private Limited, Adani Capital Private Limited, Upasana Finance, Dlf Finvest Limited, Bombay Gas Co Ltd, Srestha Finvest Ltd, The Kamdhenu Finance Company Private
Limited, Tribhuvan Finlease & Developers Pvt Ltd among several others. This is not the first time that NBFCs are having a run-in with the authorities. Post-demonetisation, these companies along with several rural and urban cooperative banks had come under the scanner of the Income Tax Department and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for illegally converting banned currency notes. Given that NBFCs are set to increase their share in the overall credit pie in the next few years, stringent oversight becomes all the more necessary. According to a Crisil report released last November, the share of non-banking financiers in the loan market is expected to go up to 19 per cent by fiscal 2020 - up from 16 per cent in 2016-17 - on the back of an 18 per cent annual growth in their loan books. It’s worth mentioning here that just last week the RBI launched the Ombudsman Scheme for NBFCs aimed at grievance redressal.
Mumbai : The White Swan Pub in Greytown, New Zealand was successfully saved from a fire disaster on Monday after eight fire engines rushed to the spot do douse flames that had originated in the southeastern corner before spreading across to the rest of the building. Among the rescuers, however, was the familiar face of Seth Rance, the New Zealand cricket team bowler who has two ODIs and four T20Is against his name. Seth Rance had earned his international debut in May last year before debuting in the shortest format of the game in December. At 30, however, he’s not on the best side of his life to pursue his cricketing career but he proved that he’s quite good at his task off the field as well. Quite a few New
Seth Rance, who has played two ODIs and four T20Is for the New Zealand cricket team, played his part in putting out a fire at the White Swan Pub in Greytown. Zealand cricketers work for uniformed services besides playing cricket, the best example being that of former faster bowler Shane Bond who is a policeman. Rance, who is a station officer with the Greytown Fire Brigade,
told reporters: “The origin of the fire was in the southern end of the building. There’s a little bit of structural and water damage but it appears to have been caught in time. It’s fortunate we got the call nice and early.”
I learnt by watching the players prepare for matches. I have also been working on my bowling, trying a lot of new things,” he added. While he has had decent performances, Shankar termed his inclusion as a “pleasant surprise”. Being a seam bowling all-rounder, the national selectors are looking at him as a substitute of Hardik Pandya. “I am very happy to have got the call-up. It is a pleasant surprise. My aim has always been to keep improving and to do well in the opportunities I get. I was training when I got the news about my selection for the tri-series in Sri Lanka,”
Shankar said. The 27-yearold all-rounder was picked up Daredevils for Rs 3.2 crore during the IPL auctions last month. Shankar, captain of the Tamil Nadu ODI and T20 sides, has been in good form with the bat, both in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and Vijay Hazare Trophy, said he is always looking to improve in both departments. He scored a century (against Gujarat) and a half-century in the recent Vijay Hazare Trophy league phase here, though the team played below par and bowed out early. “Personally, I did well in the Vijay Hazare Trophy and Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy.
Selection for Sri Lanka tour comes as a ‘pleasant surprise’: Vijay Shankar
Chennai: For someone taking baby steps in international cricket, Vijay Shankar is relieved that he will have his statemates MS Washington Sundar and senior pro Dinesh Karthik for company, when he embarks on his maiden foreign assignment in Sri Lanka with the Rohit Sharma-led Indian team for the Nidahas T20 Trophy. Familiarity in unknown conditions is a bonus and Shankar admits that during an interaction with Agency. ”It is a familiar dressing room, having played with most of the team members (for India A), who have been chosen for the series in Sri Lanka. It will be nice to have them (Karthik and Sundar) also in the dressing room,” Shankar said. The Tamil Nadu all-rounder, who was part of the team for two Tests during the Test series against Sri Lanka last year, said that sharing dressing room helped him learn a lot. “Being part of the national Test set-up is an experience I enjoyed.
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JNU teaches empathy Odisha beckons Gujarat-based industries for the poor, says to explore new growth opportunities Gujarat Chief Secretary — Government of Odisha organizes an investment promotion roadshow
Ahmedabad: Stating that being an alumnus of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) was a “matter of pride”, Chief Secretary of Gujarat J N Singh on Sunday that the JNU gives intellectual freedom. “It is not about being a card holder of Left or Right ideologies… it is a matter of pride for all of us… JNU teaches empathy for the poor which any government would like,” Singh said at the annual meet of Alumni Association of JNU (AAJ), Gujarat chapter, here. While interacting with the alumni, he said that he studied International Studies at JNU from 1979 to 1982. “JNU provides opportunities intellectually and internally so that you can do best. I remember the library where used to study and sip tea which used to be available even at 12 in the night. There was intellectual atmosphere we had never seen…the kind of political belief which used to be there…abhi bhi hai (it is still there) and that’s why HRD Ministry gave it second rank in the country,” he added, referring to the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) crediting the JNU with an A++ rank. Additional Chief Secretary Sanjay Prasad, who too is an alumnus of JNU, praised the university for teaching him to “question everything and promoting rational thinking”. Prasad had investigated the killings of Dalit youths in Thangadh police firing in 2012. Director General of Police (Administration) Mohan Jha, said that studying at the JNU was the “best thing” that happened in his life. “I have nothing better than JNU in the life. This is the best thing happened in my life. It keeps the brain opened,” said Jha, who was a member of the Special Investigation Team that probed the Ishrat Jahan encounter case and established for the first time that it was a fake encounter. The alumni elected a new central panel and executive committee for the next two years. Amiya Chandra, IRS, Development commissioner, Mundra, has been elected president, while Additional Chief Secretary Sangeeta Singh as vice-president.
in Ahmedabad as part of the preparations of Make in Odisha 2018 - The state has identified 6 focus sectors for industrial development that include Ancillary and Downstream in metals; Plastics, Chemicals & Petrochemicals, IT/ITeS and ESDM, Agro & Seafood Processing, Tourism, Textiles and Apparel Ahmedabad: In the run up to the Make in Odisha Conclave 2018, the Government of Odisha today organized an investment promotion roadshow in Ahmedabad to showcase the inherent advantages of investing in Odisha. A panel discussion on competitive advantages of Odisha as an investment destination was also organized which was moderated by Shri MaheswarSahu, IAS (retd.), Government of Gujarat. The panel discussion was participated by Minister of Finance and Excise, Government of Odisha, Mr. Shashi BhushanBehera, Principal Secretary, Industries, Government of Odisha, Mr. Sanjeev Chopra along with representatives from Adani Group, Welspun Group and Manpasand Beverages Ltd. The delegation from the Government
Hand over land to Dalits in six months, Gujarat Collectors told
Vankar on February 17, his family members and Dalit activists had refused to claim his body till their demands were agreed by the state government and given in writing. Eventually, the statefia government gave a written assurance to meet their demands, which included immediate handing over the allotted land to Dalits. Dalit activists in the state have been demanding physical possession of the land allotted to thousands of landless Dalits in the state for years. Veteran Dalit activist Valjibhai Patel said, “I have heard that the government has issued a circular for giving possession to Dalits. And I think it will be done also. However, this issue goes beyond this official allotment. As on ground, local dominant communities do not allow Dalits to till the land. And it is here that the Dalits need empowerment to maintain the possession of the land allotted to them.”
of Odishadiscussed the recently launched single window clearance portal for investors called GOSWIFT, the low cost of doing business in the state, dedicated sector-specific clusters and 1,00,000 acres of land bank available for industrial development.The delegation also formally invited Gujarat-based industrialists to participate in Make in Odisha 2018, the flagship biennial investors’ summit of Odisha, scheduled to be organized in Bhubaneswar from 11th to 15thNovember 2018. The roadshow witnessed encouraging response with over 100 leading Gujarat-based industrialists meeting the delegation and exploring attractive growth opportunities in Odisha’sfocus sectors. Leader of the delegation Mr. Shashi BhushanBehera, Hon’ble Minister (Finance & Excise), Government
Former Army Man Behind Rs 98 Lakh Theft
Ahmedabad: The February 19 circular stated that land rendered surplus under the provisions of the Agricultural Land Ceiling Act and government wasteland are being allocated to the people of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and other backward communities as per the government rules. It further records that “some” beneficiaries of such land allocation have not got possession of the same. As per the circular, all the offices of the District Collectors have been asked to finish task of giving actual possession of such land allocation to Dalits and tribals and OBCs has
remained only on paper due to various reasons. When asked about the number of such land allotments which have remained only on paper, Revenue Minister Kaushik Patel said, “This is being done by the office of District Collector. And I do not know the exact number of such land allotments. I will have to get it checked. But, we have issued the circular, and necessary instructions have also been passed on to the collectors.” “These are all cases where land allotment was done, but the beneficiaries have not got the possession due to encroachment by some other persons,” the minister added. Following death of
Bhavnagar: On a plot of agricultural land, it is unusual to see a police tent with about six-seven personnel camping in it. However, as you go past agriculture fields en route to Badi, a nondescript village in Gogha taluka, Bhavnagar district in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat, that sight jumps at you. Villagers from Badi and another 11 villages around it had never really encountered the police – until they decided to protest and fight a case in the high court against the physical possession of land by the Gujarat Power Corporation Limited (GPCL) in December last year. On February 15, one day before the Gujarat high court was to hear the case, villagers claim that about 1,200 police personnel swarmed into the 12 villages. Roads between the villages were blocked.
The Gujarat Power Corporation Limited is planning to establish a thermal power plant, construct a colony, have an area for ash dumping and mine for lignite on the 3,000-plus acres of land in Bhavnagar.
Ahmedabad: A former Army man is reportedly the mastermind behind the Rs 98-lakh theft from a cash van near Rajpath Club early this week. Ahmedabad Crime Branch identified the brain behind the operation as Mukesh Yadav and his accomplice, the driver of the van, as Sudhir Badhel, both residents of Etawah in Uttar Pradesh. Five police teams have been formed with one being sent to UP to track, locate and arrested the duo. On February 23, the ATM cash van management company CMS Info System Company’s driver Sudhir ran away with Rs 98 lakh after serving tea, spiked with sleeping pills, to cash van security guards. The police said Mukesh had arranged for a duplicate Aadhar card and police verification letter for Sudhir and another local man Punit, who fled the crime scene with cash. Cops also secured CCTV footage in which driver Sudhir and another suspect Punit are seen fleeing the spot. Mastermind Mukesh is also allegedly seen in the CCTV footage.
Farmers Protest in Gujarat as Government Starts Taking Possession of Land Acquired in 1997
Reportedly, there was one deputy superintendent of police (DySp), ten inspectors, 15 subinspectors, 70 policewomen and 15 personnel from the mounted police division present. “The villagers asked for protection so we are here,” said sub-inspector Makwana, who claimed to be in charge of the tent
where the police personnel are camping. “We have been here for about three days. We have been here all the time, in two shifts,” he told The Wire on February 18, while asking that the police tent not be photographed. However, P.L. Mal, superintendent of police, Bhavnagar, said: “The police have been camping on one of the plots of land in the
of Odishasaid, “Owing to the proactive and progressive governance under the leadership of our Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Naveen Patnaik, Odisha is fast emerging as the manufacturing hub of Eastern India.With the objective of attracting 2.5 lakh crore of fresh investments and generating 30 lakh job opportunities as part of Hon’ble CM Shri Naveen Patnaik’s Vision 2025, the Government of Odisha is working tirelessly towards diversifying and broadening the state’s industrial development across the focus sectors. We invite Gujarati industrialists and entrepreneurs to explore growth opportunities in Odisha and invest in the state.” During the meetings, investors were informed about the key differentiating factors that make Odisha a unique destination for investment. The state has
village as GPCL has asked for protection.” Between the years 1993 and 1994, 3,377 acres of land from the 12 villages of Gogha taluka, Bhavnagar – including farm land, grazing land and wasteland – was acquired by the government. The plan was to establish a thermal power plant, construct a colony, have an area for ash dumping and mine for lignite. In 1997, consent was taken from the villagers in the area. However, no attempts were made to take possession of the land until December last year. Reportedly, the fact that the thermal power plant in the area was commissioned in 2017, and not 2000 as originally planned, initiated the process of taking possession.
Fake cops rob elderly woman of rs 2.5L gold
stable government for more than 17 years, 480 km coastline with deep water ports at Paradip and Dhamra, with combined capacities expected to reach over 400 MMTPA by 2020. Odisha is the largest producer of steel, stainless steel and aluminium in India. The state is emerging as the ‘Education Hub of the East’, with presence of premier institutions such as IIT, IIM, AIIMS, NIT, XIMB etc. and more than 100,000 technical and skilled personnel graduating every year from the state. One of the lowest costs of doing business in terms of power tariff, labour wage rates, cost of living, cost of industrial land etc. Bhubaneswar, the capital city, ranked 1st amongst 97 cities in India in the Smart City Challenge of the Government of India. The state also plans to reach out to potential investors with roadshows in Germany, US, China, Japan and South Korea, as well as several Indian cities including Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Vizag and Coimbatore, ahead of the biennial ‘Make in Odisha’ conclave.
Ahmedabad: One more senior citizen lost her gold jewellery, worth Rs 2.5 lakh, to fake policemen in the city. The incident happened in Satellite area on Saturday morning. This is the fourth such case reported in the city in February alone. In all these cases, the victims were senior citizens. Vibhaben Choksi, 67, lives with her son Digant at Atithya flat in Gulbai Tekra. On Saturday around 9.30am, she left home with Digant to meet her sister Kokilaben Zaveri who lives in Paraskunj society near Mayurpankh Society in Satellite. He left after dropping her on the service road near the society and she started walking towards her sister’s home. Some distance later, two men stopped her and introduced themselves as policemen. They warned her of thefts and robberies in the city and advised her to take off her gold jewellery. Even before she could react, one of them began
to remove her bangles. According to Vibhaben, she did not remember what happened after that. When she returned to her senses, the men had left and her jewellery, including a ring, earrings and bangles, were missing. Vibhaben immediately called her sister and also informed her son who lodged a complaint at Satellite police station. DB Rana, inspector of Satellite police station, said, “We have started the probe. We are trying to get CCTV footage of the area to find out who these two persons are. They used the same modus operandi that has been used in other police station areas in the city.” According to Digant, the emotional loss for his mother was greater than the physical loss, as the jewellery that was stolen had been gifted to her by his grandmother. On Friday, duplicate cops duped a senior citizen in Paldi of gold jewellery worth Rs 75,000.
Ahmedabad: The concept of ‘going back to the roots’ was taken to a different level at a unique wedding reception in Ahmedabad last week. Pravinbhai Patel, a resident of Science City, had arranged the wedding reception of his son Dhaval (27) and daughter- in-law Srushti (25) at a cowshed on his farm in Lilapur village near Vaishno Devi Circle. Pravinbhai calls himself a cow therapist. The entire setting was traditional. The pandal had walls drawn with jute sheets. Charpoys were placed for guests in the reception area. They later had dinner sitting on the ground. Instead of the usual bottles of RO water, earthen pots were placed. Close to 700 guests attended the reception. Later in the evening, local artistes played Indian instruments like jaltarang and tabla. The father-son duo practises panchagavya medicine, that relates to use of medicinal products made of five cow products like milk, curd, ghee, dung
and cow urine. Pravinbhai, a former realtor, now has a farm on 10 bighas of land where the reception took place. He owns 20 cows. He also makes products like tooth powder, nasal spray made of cow dung and urine and claims to have successfully treated several diseases using panchgavya medicine. “We moved out the animals and used the cowshed to prepare food. The adjacent land was leveled for the reception. We served only organic food and used no disposable or plastic
utensils. Borewell water was served to guests instead of mineral water. Eating inorganic and junk food can permanently damage liver and kidneys,” said Pravinbhai. He added, “My son and I are practitioners of Panchgavya medicine, so it was easy to convince him to have a reception in the company of cows. Relatives did raise objection saying that women may not be able to sit on the floor for dinner but I convinced them that if they follow healthy habits they may be fit enough to do so in future.”
Gautam Shah and actor Vivek Oberoi. Hundreds of school children participated in the event. In the last six centuries, the city, withstood many wars, plunders and kings. What began as a Sultanate city, transformed into a Mughal state after Akbar conquered it in 1572. As Mughal empire weakened, Ahmedabad was the first to face the brunt
of a political void. By 1757, the city was divided between two rulers — the Gaikwads and Peshwas. It was not till the early 19th century that the city came under the British rule. With the World Heritage City status, the city is all set to give its heritage a spotlight. According to Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, the city is dotted by over 2,600
heritage sites, some wellmaintained, while others in dire need of attention and conservation. “Ahmedabad heritage sites have played a vital role in the evolution of Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) as a conservation and preservation body. This book is a documentation of the history behind the forgotten monuments which have changed over the time,” Ahmedabad Mayor Gautam Shah said on Sunday.
‘Cowshed moment’ for wedding Reception in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad celebrates 607th Foundation Day with grand procession across city
The Walled City of Ahmedabad celebrated its 607 foundation anniversary on Monday. On February 26, 1411 AD, the city was founded by Sultan Ahmed Shah on the banks of the Sabarmati river. Slowly it spread to over 5.43 square kilometre A grand procession was organised to mark the 607th birthday of Ahmedabad city on Monday. The celebrations were flagged off by Mayor
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