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Short News Bengaluru airport soon to get facial recognition facility for boarding from 2019 Bengaluru: Bengaluru International Airport Thursday said it plans to roll out facial recognition facility for the passengers of some select airlines from early next year as it seeks to make the boarding process paperless. The private airport operator has inked a pact with the Lisbon-based digital and biometric solutions services provider VisionBox to implement the technology, Bangalore International Airport (BIAL) said in a release. The introduction of biometric selfboarding technology is aimed at transforming passenger experience and creating future-ready airport, it said, adding the move will also bolster government’s proposed DigiYatra project. Biometric technology will identify passengers by their face as they move across the airport, avoiding stops and the repeated presentation of boarding passes.

India, US must boost bilateral trade to USD 500-600 bn: Prabhu

Mumbai: India seeks US partnership to boost various sectors and grow the bilateral trade to USD 500600 billion from USD 125 billion currently, with a good strategy under a stipulated time, commerce and industry minister Suresh Prabhu said here Thursday. “The USIndia bilateral trade is declining for various reasons and we should not be happy with bilateral trade of USD 125 billion. We must set a clear cut target of USD 500-600 billion in a stipulated time period. We are willing to come out with complete strategy and am sure that the companies from both country’s will benefit,” Prabhu said on Thursday. Speaking at a US-India Business Council event, Prabhu said that we can resolve some issues through talks. India offers lot of opportunities in sectors including agriculture, pharmaceuticals, infrastructure, start-ups and make “India-US partnership greater again” in line with President Trump’s call of Let’s

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Homosexuality legal: 5 judge-bench headed by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra delivered the verdict on Thursday.

All equal in love: Supreme Court ends Section 377, legalises gay sex

New Delhi: The gay community has the same right in India as any ordinary citizen, the Supreme Court ruled on Thursday -- ending a draconian British-era law that criminalised gay sex and heralding a new, bright era for gay rights in the country. In a unanimous decision, the five-judge bench -- led by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra -- decriminalised a part of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code that banned consensual gay sex, holding out promise of a new dawn in personal liberty. The constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra termed the part of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code which criminalises consensual unnatural sex as irrational, indefensible and manifestly arbitrary. While reading the verdict, CJI

Misra observed that the LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer) community has the same rights as of any ordinary citizen of India. He said respect for each others rights, and respect for others is supreme humanity. Criminalising gay sex is irrational and indefensible, he said. “No one can escape from their individualism.

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The stern warning to Pakistan came after India and the US held their first 2+2 dialogue in New Delhi.

India, US ask Pakistan to act against terrorism emanating from its soil New Delhi: India and the US on Thursday asked Pakistan to ensure that its territory is not used to launch terror attacks and expeditiously bring to justice the perpetrators of cross-border terror strikes, including those on Mumbai, Pathankot and Uri.The stern warning to Pakistan came after India and the US held their first 2+2 dialogue in New Delhi during which External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman held wide-ranging deliberations with US Secretary of State Michael R Pompeo and Defence Secretary James Mattis. “The ministers announced their intent to increase informationsharing efforts on known or suspected terrorists and to implement UN Security Council Resolution 2396 on returning foreign terrorist fighters,” a joint statement issued after the talks said. “The ministers denounced any use of terrorist proxies in the region,

and in this context, they called on Pakistan to ensure that the territory under its control is not used to launch terrorist attacks on other countries,” it said. Ahead of the 10th anniversary of the 2008 Mumbai attack, they also called on Pakistan to expeditiously bring to justice the perpetrators of the Mumbai, Pathankot (2016), Uri (2016), and other cross-border terrorist attacks, the statement said. Addressing a joint press conference, Swaraj said the IndoUS counter-terrorism cooperation has acquired a new “qualitative edge and purpose”.

Rainbow flag flies high as LGBTQ community Jammu & Kashmir: Minority community in Kashmir welcomes verdict on Section 377 New Delhi: Celebrations broke out on Thursday as the LGBTQ community and others welcomed the Supreme Court judgment decriminalising consensual gay sex, asserting that the “historic” verdict granted them a basic human right but also acknowledging that complete equality was still some distance away. A five-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court unanimously decriminalised part of the 158-year-old colonial law under Section 377 of the IPC, which criminalises consensual unnatural sex, prompting joyous tears, hugs and dancing across the country. Activists, members of the LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans,

queer) community, authors and politicians welcomed the verdict -- which also said society cannot dictate a sexual relationship between consenting adults -- with many cutting cakes and unfurling the rainbow flag. LGBTQ activist Anjali Nazia said the Supreme Court had paved way for bigger judgements ahead. “We were granted a basic human right today and we can’t express just how happy we are,” Nazia told news agency PTI. Describing the verdict as a landmark, Anjan Joshi, member of the Society for People, Awareness, Care and Empowerment (SPACE), said it would help them in their quest for equality.

Congress communications in-charge Randeep Surjewala held a press conference today and blamed the government for hike in prices of petrol, diesel and cooking gas

Congress calls for nationwide shutdown against govt’s ‘fuel loot’ on September 10

Hope SC ruling on gay sex boosts efforts to eliminate stigma: UN

New Delhi: The United Nations in India on Thursday lauded the Supreme Court for striking down a “key component” of IPC’s Section 377 which criminalises “specific sexual acts between adults” and said the judgment will boost efforts to eliminate stigma and discrimination against LGBTI persons. It also hoped the ruling will be the first step towards guaranteeing the full range of fundamental rights to LGBTI persons. Sexual orientation and gender expression form an integral part of an individual’s identity the world over, and violence, stigma and discrimination based on these attributes constitute an “egregious” violation of human rights, it said. “The United Nations in India welcomes the landmark ruling by the Supreme Court of India striking down a key component of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code which criminalized specific sexual acts between adults, a law dating back to British colonial rule that has targeted in particular lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) individuals and communities,” it said in a statement. LGBTI persons across the world continue to be the targets of violent attacks and are affected by multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination based on age, gender, ethnicity.

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New Delhi : In the wake of escalating fuel prices, Congress party on Thursday said that it will organise a nationwide shutdown on September 10, claiming that the common man is bearing the brunt while Prime Minister Modi is busy in ‘jumlebazi’ (rhetoric). It also asked other opposition parties and civil society groups to join their protest against the government. Congress communications in-charge Randeep Surjewala held a press conference today and blamed the government for the hike in prices of petrol, diesel and cooking gas. He alleged that the present government has earned crores of rupees by imposing a tax on petrol and diesel. “The Congress party has decided that we will be giving a call for Bharat Bandh on September 10, Monday, in order to highlight the Rs 11 lakh crore fuel loot and to demand an immediate reduction in central excise

duty as also excessive VAT in the state,” he was quoted as saying by PTI. Surjewala said the Congress also wants that petrol and diesel should be brought within the ambit of the GST so that the “common man whose budget has gone haywire is provided the requisite relief”. “We also call upon other societal groups, NGOs… to join this people’s movement,” he added. Petrol prices in New Delhi and Mumbai rose to an all-time high of Rs 79.51 and Rs 86.91 per litre respectively, on Thursday. Diesel prices too rose up by Rs 0.36 per litre in Delhi (Rs 71.55 per litre) and Rs 0.42 in Mumbai (Rs 75.96 per litre). Earlier in the day, Surjewala took to poetry while launching a scathing attack on the government over the record fall in rupee against the dollar. He held the government responsible for the decline in the value of Indian currency.

systematically marginalised, says BJP leader

Jammu : Jammu and Kashmir unit of the BJP on Thursday alleged that the minority community in Kashmir Valley has been systematically marginalised on socio-economic and political fronts over the decades and the practice continues. This, the party alleged, has relegated the community to the fringe of the social milieu. “The minority community in Kashmir Valley has been systematically marginalised on socio-economic and political fronts over the decades and

this systematic exclusion continues even today,” BJP vice president G L Raina told reporters in Jammu. It has relegated the community to the fringe of the social milieu and ultimately resulted in its physical expulsion in 1989-90, he alleged. “Not only did the successive administrations fail to take any steps to arrest or reverse this policy of exclusion and marginalisation, they were also unsuccessful in developing strategies to guarantee equal, secure and sustainable progress,” he added.

KCR met Governor ESL Narasimhan and informed him about decision to dissolve Telangana Assembly.

Stage set for early polls in Telangana; KCR dissolves state Assembly

Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has decided to dissolve state Assembly paving way for early election.The chief minister met Telangana Governor ESL Narasimhan and informed him about the decision to dissolve the state Assembly. The governor approved assembly dissolution and asked Rao to continue as caretaker chief minister of the state till the new government is formed. The decision to dissolve the Assembly came after KCR held a meeting with his Cabinet on Thursday. The Telangana

Cabinet meet, the second in five days, came amid speculations that KCR is all set to announce the dissolution of state assembly. On Wednesday, sources in the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) claimed that the government has more-or-less made up its

mind on the dissolution of the assembly, whose term ends next year, news agency PTI reported. The sources have added that the chief minister saw an advantage in delinking Assembly elections, which were originally scheduled to be held next year, with the Lok Sabha polls. In recent weeks, the state government had announced a slew of measures for the benefit of various sections of the society further giving a boost to speculations that the party could go for early elections to cash in on the perceived positive atmosphere prevailing for it in the state.

‘Bharat Bandh’ gets tepid response in north Indian states

New Delhi : The call for a ‘Bharat Bandh’ by some upper caste and OBC groups against the recent amendment approved by Parliament to overturn a Supreme Court judgment on the Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act witnessed a lukewarm response on Thursday. The protests were largely peaceful in most north Indian states despite some scattered incidents of violence being reported from Bihar and UP. Shops, schools and other commercial establishments were closed in parts of Bihar, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab. In Bihar, train services were affected in Rajgir and Patna’s Rajendra Nagar terminus when some protestors delayed the movement of trains for about 30 minutes, PTI quoted officials as saying. Protesters gheraoed BJP’s and JD(U)’s

headquarters in Patna and blamed the ruling alliance for their ‘betrayal’ to the upper caste communities who voted them to power. The shutdown had a strong impact in Muzaffarpur, where bandh supporters blocked traffic in the town and on the national highway. They also burnt tyres at many places and clashed with policemen who tried to stop them. In UP, six policemen were injured during a scuffle with protesters blocking traffic in UP’s Ballia district.

Allegations on Rafale deal don’t match with facts: IAF deputy chief

New Delhi : Countering allegations of any wrongdoing in the Rafale deal signed between India and France, Deputy Chief of Air Staff Air Marshal Raghunath Nambiar Thursday said what is being alleged does not match with facts at all. He was responding to queries by reporters on the sidelines of an international seminar – 8th Heli Power India – held at the Subruto Park in New Delhi, on allegations levelled by Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on the government in connection with the Rs 58,000 crore deal for 36 Rafale jets.


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Reporting a massacre deserves awards, not punishment

On 2 September last year, Buddhist villagers and Myanmar’s armed forces killed 10 Rohingya men in a village called Inn Din in Rakhine state. Two Reuters journalists—Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo—painstakingly pieced together evidence that exposed the massacre. In December, police officers invited the two reporters to a restaurant and gave them some documents. As they left the restaurant, they were arrested and charged with violating the colonial-era Official Secrets Act for possessing the documents. On 27 August, a panel of experienced UN investigators accused the Myanmar army of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide. Their meticulous report focused on violence across the country against many minorities, not only Rohingyas. Predictably, the Myanmar government dismissed the report. The International Criminal Court is considering its jurisdiction over the Rakhine state and there are calls for prosecuting Myanmar’s generals. In a remarkable move, Facebook blocked 18 accounts (including that of the army chief), one Instagram account, and 52 Facebook pages, which are followed by almost 12 million people in the country (Myanmar’s population is 53 million and Facebook is the main gateway to the Internet in the country), for spreading“hate and misinformation�. On Monday,about a year after the Inn Din massacre, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were sentenced to seven years in jail. They can appeal to a regional court and later to the Supreme Court. The scenes outside the Yangon northern district court were chaotic. Journalists keen to have a word with the two reporters tried to stop the police van taking the them away, but the van continued to move, threatening to run over them. The reporters are young —Wa Lone is 32 and Kyaw Soe Oo is 28—and Myanmar’s prisons conditions are atrocious. Their families are distraught. The story the Reuters reporters wrote with colleagues Simon Lewis and Antoni Slodkowski was harrowing in its depiction of the cold-blooded inhumanity of the killers. It deserves awards, not punishment. Those reading this column online can read it here. Inn Din is located to the north of Rakhine’s capital Sittwe, between the Mayu mountains and the Bay of Bengal. On 25 August last year, the Myanmar army says there were simultaneous attacks on police posts by Rohingya separatists. Around that time, a Buddhist farmer called Maung Ni disappeared after leaving home to tend to his cattle. Worried Buddhists sought sanctuary in a monastery. The military arrived with a police battalion. Rohingya homes were looted and torched.

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The actress shares about her interest in the Mughal subject and how excited she is to work for the web series.

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Mumbai: : Actress Dia Mirza, whom we last saw in the Sanjay Dutt’s biopic Sanju, has bagged a role in Nikkhil Advani’s upcoming TV series, Moghuls. An adaptation of Alex Rutherford’s six-volume historical fiction novel Empire of the Moghuls will tell the story of Babur, his obsession with the city of Samarkand and his life in Kabul before coming to India. Dia will be seen playing Babur’s sister Khanzada on the show. “It’s one of the greatest

New Delhi : The trailer of Namaste England, starring Arjun Kapoor and Parineeti Chopra, is out. The three minutes long trailer narrates the story of lovebirds Param (Arjun) and Jasmeet (Parineeti). They meet, fall in love, get married and then separate only to reunite in the climax–a typical Bollywood love story setting. As you move further in the trailer, you are reminded of last year’s release Badrinath Ki Dulhania where a career-oriented Alia Bhatt moves to Singapore to live her dream of being an air-hostess and Varun Dhawan goes after her. Replace Alia with Parineeti and Varun with Arjun with little modifications and you get the narrative of Namastey England. Parineeti’s character Jasmeet, an ambitious and driven girl, flies away to London and a lovestruck Arjun is ready to go after her “legally or illegally�. Writers Suresh Nair and Ritesh Shah have presented them as a couple with opposing beliefs. The off-screen camaraderie between Arjun and Parineeti shows in their on-screen chemistry too and the two make for a delightful couple. The trailer of the films says, “Fall in love like never before.� After watching the trailer, one can only hope for some nuance in this regular rom-com story. Namaste England is second in the Namastey London franchise. Starring Akshay Kumar, Katrina Kaif and Rishi Kapoor, the 2007 film was received well by the audience and is one of the much-loved Bollywood romantic dramas.

Dia Mirza to play Babur’s sister

joys for an actor to have the opportunity to play a historical figure. The Mughal Empire is a subject that I’ve always been interested in and it’s truly exciting to work with Nikkhil Advani, Shabana Azmi and Ronit Roy,� Dia says. The actress adds that it’s too early to say much more, but the project is going to involve a lot of hard work. “I am looking forward to it,� she adds. The show’s screenplay has been penned by Bhavani Iyer, and Kausar Munir has written the dialogues.

Namaste England trailer: Arjun and Parineeti starrer is your quintessential Bollywood rom-com Namaste England: The three minutes long trailer narrates the story of lovebirds Param (Arjun Kapoor) and Jasmeet (Parineeti Chopra). They meet, fall in love, get married and then separate only to reunite in the climax--a typical Bollywood love story setting.

Selena Gomez joins We are putting serious thought behind Stree sequel: Rajkummar Rao non profit organisation

Mumbai : After the phenomenal box-office response, the team behind Stree is seriously thinking about a sequel, Rajkummar Rao said on Wednesday. The horrorcomedy has received warm reviews and a great response at the ticket window and its openended climax has given hope to fans that Stree will return to scare. “We are putting serious thought behind the sequel. There is definitely a thought. There are a couple of ideas that Raj and DK were thinking about but we wanted to know how people will respond to the film. The response has been overwhelming. So, we are keeping our fingers crossed,� Rajkummar,

Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput blessed with a baby boy; B-town celebs congratulate the couple

New Delhi : Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput were on Wednesday blessed with their second child, a baby boy. The baby was born at the Hinduja hospital in Khar, Mumbai. Mira was admitted to the hospital on Wednesday evening and gave birth to a baby boy by late evening. Hospital officials and a source close to Shahid confirmed the news to news aganacy Shahid’s mother Neelima Azeem, brother Ishaan Khatter and Mira’s mother accompanied the couple to the hospital. As soon as the news broke

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who is in the central role in the film, told PTI. The film, which released on August 31, has amassed Rs 48.34 crore and Rajkummar is happy that it is reaching a wider audience.“Whatever numbers the

film reaches, we will be happy and proud of it. It is important but that is not the only thing that matters. After 50 years, nobody will remember how much money the film made but they will remember films.

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out, many congratulatory messages flooded social media. Bollywood actors Preity Zinta and Alia Bhatt too wished the couple. “Congratulations @shahidkapoor & Mira on the new addition to the family đ&#x;˜? So Happy for both of you. Loads of love, happiness and diapers đ&#x;¤Š always‌ Ting ! #babyboy #Happiness #Love,â€? tweeted Preity. Alia, who has worked with Shahid in films like Shandaar and Udta Punjab, shared a photo of him with Mira and captioned it, “Congratulations my loves.â€?

New Delhi : The first look of Brie Larson’s Carol Danvers aka Captain Marvel is here. Entertainment Weekly revealed ten exclusive images from the much awaited film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe on Wednesday, along with the cover of its September issue, which features Brie in her full superhero costume. In a tweet that read, “The future is female! Here’s your exclusive first look at @BrieLarson as @ CaptainMarvel, the galaxy’s newest — and most powerful

— star�, Entertainment Weekly introduced the next big name in the MCU. It also gave a glimpse of the shape-shifting Skrulls, Jude Law, in the role commander of Starforce, and Lashana Lynch who plays one of Carol’s oldest buddies, Maria Rambeau. Some old Marvel characters are also set to return including Samuel L. Jackson’s Nick Fury who will make his ninth appearance in the MCU, but in a younger avatar. Advanced digitally de-aging technology has been used to make Jackson look younger here.

los angales : Selena Gomez has taken up yet another noble cause. The popstar in a recent interview spoke about how she is now a part of a global anti-human trafficking non-profit organisation, A21, reports Eonline.com. Selena said, “I wasn’t going to immediately start discussing it. It’s

Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan’s Maldives vacation continues

New Delhi : Kareena Kapoor Khan and family is having a great time in the Maldives. Photos of their dreamy vacation have flooded social media ever since they landed in the beautiful country. Fans of the royal family cannot get enough of the cuteness of young members, Taimur Ali Khan and Inaaya Naumi Kemmu and the glamour of the elder ones, Saif Ali Khan, Kareena, Soha Ali Khan and Kunal

Kemmu. As the vacation continues, social media is flooded with another set of photos of Kareena, Soha and Kunal. Kareena’s dear friend Poonam Damania has shared a couple of photos of the Veere Di Wedding star where she looks all beautiful as she soaks up the morning sun. “My diva killing it in Maldives‌ major missing‌ love you my bebo đ&#x;˜˜đ&#x;˜˜ #kareenakapoorkhan,â€? reads the caption of

Saaho star Prabhas’ next film goes on floors

Chennai : Actor Prabhas’ next trilingual film, which will be directed KK Radha Krishna Kumar, went on floors on Thursday. The mahurat shot was held in Hyderabad today, “Hi guys!! Wait ends here.. Have done the Pooja ceremony of #prabhas20 @UVKrishnamRaju gari office today morning. Produced by Gopi krishna movies and @UV_ Creations (sic),� tweeted Radha. The launch of the untitled film was attended by ace filmmaker SS Rajamouli, who created Prabhas’ most successful onscreen character for

Baahubali. The upcoming film, also starring Pooja Hegde, will be bankrolled by UV Creations in association with Gopi Krishna Movies. The film’s technical crew is made up of leading technicians like cameraman Manoj Paramahamsa, production designer Ravinder, editor Sreekar Prasad and others. National Award-winning music composer Amit Trivedi will score the music. It is worth noting that he was recently roped in for Megastar Chiranjeevi’s big budget film Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy Prabhas is currently shooting

out of my comfort zone. I needed to be fully immersed in it but I can’t be silent about this. The idea of human trafficking to me is‌ I’m flabbergasted.� Selena is deeply committed to the work and has started working five days a week after receiving the key to the office.

for his forthcoming film Saaho, which is fast nearing completion. After completing his portions, he will join the sets of director Radha. The regular shooting of the new movie will begin on September 20 in Europe with Prabhas and Pooja, Radha confirmed. The popularity of Prabhas has grown by leaps and bounds across the country following the massive worldwide success of his two-part epic series, Baahubali. In order to cash in on the growing market for him, his films are simultaneously shot in multiple languages.

the photo. A photo on Soha’s Instagram story has her posing with the snooker table with the caption, “Snookedâ€?. Golmaal actor Kunal has also shared a few videos and photos. The one with his darling wife has the couple relaxing on the picturesque beach of Maldives. Along with the photo, Kunal has written, “Into the Blu e with my Boo #sunset #maldives #waterbabyđ&#x;’Ś #discoversoneva #orangesky #chill.â€?


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Will take about four months to be fully fit, says Wriddhiman Saha

New Delhi: Wriddhiman Saha has said that it will take at least four months for him to get back to full fitness. “As per the doctors, it varies from body to body as far as full recovery is concerned. Safe to say, it will take four months,” the wicketkeeper told Cricbuzz. Saha has been out of action ever since his last IPL match for Sunrisers Hyderabad in May due to a number of injuries, chief of which were a broken finger and a shoulder problem. He said that he is focussing on taking his recovery process one step at a time instead of getting back onto the pitch as soon as possible. “I have just started the rehab two days back at the NCA, I haven’t been told how long I would need to be here. But yes, a stretch of 3-4 months can take a toll, so I will be given breaks and be with family, come back and resume

the rehab, something on these lines,” Saha said. His injury was one that had a lot of speculation surrounding it with there being allegations that it was aggravated because of a bungled rehabilitation. He had initially been sidelined of the second and third Test in South Africa because of a hamstring injury before which he missed the latter stages of the IPL due to a finger injury, which was later revealed to be a broken thumb when he got ruled out of the Test match against Afghanistan. All this while, the BCCI never spoke about a shoulder injury. Saha finally revealed the sequence of events himself. “When I came for a rehab from the South Africa tour, my shoulder injury was detected, which probably was because of some dive or something I can’t remember. I recovered fully after that.

2010 French Open champ Francesca Schiavone retires, shifts focus to coaching

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Novak Djokovic beats heat and John Millman to reach semis

New York : Novak Djokovic sweated it out from behind the baseline to beat Australian John Millman 6-3 6-4 6-4 at the U.S. Open on Wednesday and set up a semi-final with Japan’s Kei Nishikori. Djokovic, a two-time champion at Flushing Meadows, struggled with the humidity at Arthur Ashe Stadium but kept his cool mentally, saving the only break point he faced in the first set and wrapping up the opener in an hour. “(I was) very tested,” Djokovic said. “Almost three hours. It’s midnight now. Credit to John for putting up a great battle.” Millman is used to the searing heat in his native Brisbane, but needed to leave court to change with the score level at 2-2 in the second, telling the umpire he was unable to put the ball

in his pocket because his shorts were soaked through with sweat. The U.S. Tennis Association said in a statement that Millman was sweating so profusely that the moisture dripping onto court had made the surface too dangerous to play on. “These night matches the humidity goes through the roof,” Millman said. “It is tricky, but it’s the same for both people. You’re dripping. “But that’s no excuse or anything. I’d play in a swimming pool if I got to play a quarter-final every week at a Grand Slam. That would be pretty fun.” Millman, who beat Roger Federer in the previous round, returned after a brief interval but found no joy against Djokovic’s serve and the Serb broke the Australian in the penultimate game before serving out the second set.

New York : There’s a part of 2010 French Open champion Francesca Schiavone that would love to continue competing. After several months of debating it, she knew her place in her sport is now as a coach. Schiavone announced her retirement at age 38 during a news conference at the U.S. Open on Wednesday, saying she accomplished her two biggest goals as a player _ winning a title at Roland Garros and being ranked in the top 10 _ and now wants to try to help someone else become

good enough to earn a Grand Slam trophy. “I arrive (at) this decision to say goodbye to the tennis with my heart,” Schiavone said. “Because my head, when I arrive here, says, `Please go to the court, fight, because I can beat many other players.’ But my heart says that I am (at) peace like this, that I am very happy about my career, my life, and everything.” Schiavone _ it’s pronounced Skeeah-VOH-nay _ really came out of nowhere at the French Open eight years ago, beating Sam Stosur 6-4, 7-6 (2) in

the final to become the first woman from Italy to win a major singles championship. Afterward, she kissed the court’s red clay. Seeded only 17th, she defeated three top-10 opponents along the way, plus No. 11 Li Na in a third-round match Schiavone considers “the most beautiful match of that Slam.” She had never been past the quarterfinals at 38 previous Grand Slam appearances. Just shy of her 30th birthday at the time, she was the oldest woman since 1969 to win her first major trophy.

Leroy Sane can unlock potential with attitude adjustment, says Toni Kroos

New Delhi: Manchester City and Germany winger Leroy Sane must improve his attitude to unlock his full potential and become a match winner for club and country, his national team mate Toni Kroos said. Sane, left out of Germany’s squad for their World Cup campaign in Russia, was recalled by manager Joachim Loew for the Nations League encounter against France on Thursday and Kroos suggested the 22-year-old had to show more desire. “Sometimes you have the feeling with Leroy’s

body language that it’s all the same, whether we win or lose. He has to improve his body language,” Real Madrid midfielder Kroos told reporters. “He’s a player who has everything you need to be a worldclass player but sometimes you have to tell him he has to perform better.” Sane scored 10 goals in 32 league appearances last season as City cruised to the title but he has not been able to force his way into Pep Guardiola’s starting side in this campaign. Sane was left out of the squad for Saturday’s

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Shri Dharmendra Pradhan launched an array of initiatives towards strengthening the skills ecosystem

New Delhi : Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) today announced an array of initiatives towards strengthening the skills ecosystem in India. The announcement was made by Shri Dharmendra Pradhan, Hon. Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas and Minister of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, in the presence of Shri Rajesh Agarwal, DG, DGT, Mr. Manish Kumar, MD and CEO, National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), Mr. Kulmeet Bawa, MD, Adobe India and Ms. Prativa Mohapatra, VP, IBM Coinciding with the Teacher’s Day, on this occasion

Vivo Further Strengthens its Portfolio in the Sub 30k Market with the Launch of the V11 Pro

Mumbai : Vivo, the global premium smartphone brand, today unveiled the V11 Pro, a smartphone that sets new industry benchmarkswith its In-Display Fingerprint Technology, new Halo FullView™ Display and AI powered dual pixel sensor camera.The V11 Pro is the first in the V series to incorporate In-Display Fingerprint Scanning Technology, continuing Vivo’s technology leadership in biometric security, while maintaining a sleek and stylish design.

Hon. Minister also felicitated top 20 ITIs of the country. A total of 4811 ITIs were graded by an independent 3rd party. Shri Dharmendra Pradhan, Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas and Minister of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, speaking on the occasion said.

Tata Motors Cruises on Sustainable Mobility for Smart Cities, Smarter Planet! Mumbai : Tata Motors released its 14th Annual Sustainability Report, titled ‘Sustainable Mobility, Smart Cities’, reinforcing its commitment towards ‘Triple Bottom Line’ Social, Environmental and Economical. The report was unveiled by Mr. Satish Borwankar, COO & ED on 31st August, 2018. The report is prepared as per the GRI Standards ‘in accordance – comprehensive’ criteria and externally assured by TUV India. It is also aligned

to the principles of ‘United Nations Global Compact’, ‘Sustainable Development Goals’ and ‘National Voluntary Guidelines on Social, Environmental and Economic Responsibilities of Business’ of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India. Tata Motors launched its Sustainability Policy in November 2017, with the aim of creating value, contributing to sustainable development and demonstrate the corporate citizenship.

2-1 victory over Newcastle United but Guardiola denied reports that the German’s omission was due to an attitude issue. “What is crystal clear is Sane’s quality, his pace, his left foot. He was fantastic for City last year but Pep has the same problem at the moment — he’s trying to get the best out of him,” Kroos added. Leroy Sane was recalled by manager Joachim Loew for the UEFA Nations League encounter against France on Thursday and Toni Kroos suggested the 22-yearold had to show more desire.

50% of women are unaware that they are suffering from Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

Ahmedabad : According to the AIIMS, 1 in 4 women suffer from the endocrine system disorder known as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). Although the ailment is extremely common, what is alarming is the fact that there is very little awareness about it; with over 50% of women being are unaware that they are suffering from this disorder. September being World PCOS awareness month, Dr Batra’s MultiSpecialty Homeopathy aims to raise awareness about the disease and its safe and effective treatment through Homeopathy. With symptoms like irregular and painful periods, rapid weight gain, thinning and growth of hair on the face and body.

Jio completes 2 yrs, aims to take India to ‘top 5’ in broadband connectivity Mumbai: With hopes of taking India to the top five countries in the world in broadband connectivity, network operator Jio has completed two years since its introduction in the market in 2016. Touted as the largest and fasted growing wireless data subscriber base (2015.3 million), Jio has triggered a digital revolution and put the power of data within the reach of every Indian. “In a short span of two years, Jio has unleashed the

huge data potential in the country, catapulting it to highest mobile data consumption in the world. In addition to strengthening and deepening the digital and content ecosystem with various initiatives, our aim is to connect 500 million feature phone users in India, who don’t have access to basic Internet,” Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited spokesperson said in a statement. “With Jio, Indians even in the remotest villages will have the same

Ford Employees in India Celebrate the Spirit of Volunteerism This September with Global Caring Month Mumbai : Like every year, the month of September will witnessclose to 14,000 dedicated men and women across Ford’s operations in India come together to contribute to a better world. With close to 47 projects chosen as part of the Global Caring Month, Ford employees across Chennai, Sanand, Gurgaon/NCR and Coimbatore will contribute to society in the areas of education, environmental sustainability, safety, health and humanitarian support. “Ford employees work to bring improvement in

communities year round, and Ford Global Caring Month in September is the highlight of that commitment,” said Anurag Mehrotra, president and managing director, Ford India. “Like every year, it feels great to see how Ford employees are making steady progress toward the goal of a better world for everyone.” Volunteerism is an integral part of Ford business with the company encouraging its employees to participate, with paid time off of upto 16 hours annually towards community work.

Lexus Design Award India 2019 Open For Entries New Delhi : Lexus India today announced the second edition of the distinguished Lexus Design Award India (LDAI). The Design competition serves as a platform for both, emerging and established designers and creators, whose works can lead to a better future for all. The annual event attracts creative talent from around India, who aspire to win the coveted award for innovative design excellence. “We are thrilled to announce the second edition of the Lexus Design Award India, and invite entries from the immensely talented Indian design community. The Lexus Design Award India is rooted in the brand’s values of sustainable design, and is our endeavor to provide the participants with a global platform to showcase their exemplary work”

said P B Venugopal, President, Lexus India. Applications and entries for the Lexus Design Award India are now open with the deadline for submitting entries being the 28th of October 2018. Details of the Lexus Design Award India 2019 can be found at www.lexusindia.co.in/ en/discover-lexus/lexus-design-award-india. Official hashtag: #LexusDesignAwardIndia Lexus believes that design thinking is fundamental to bring the right solutions to the various problems faced by society, and the Lexus Design Award India has been crafted to recognize and reward excellence in design, ergonomics, sustainability, technological superiority and responsible consumption; the core philosophies of the Lexus brand.

access to digital entertainment, digital learning, e-Healthcare, e-banking, e-Governance and real time information as is enjoyed in the developed countries. With JioGigaFiber and enterprise businesses in the offing, we are committed to take India to top 5 in the world in broadband connectivity, both for mobility as well as fiber based wireline connectivity,” the spokesperson added.

Jadavpur University triumphs Regional Round of NTPC Electron Quizin Kolkata Mumbai : With an aim to inculcate a culture of learning amongst the young minds, a successful Kolkata edition of NTPC’s Electron Quiz 2018 was held on September 3, 2018. The quizwitnessed Jadavpur University bagging the first position followed by NIT Rourkela in the second. It was a close contest where winner was decided through a tiebreaker and Heritage Institute of Technology secured the third position. The competition saw IGIT Sarrang, IIT Kharagpur and second team from NIT Rourkelareaching upto the finals. With the best teams representing their respective institutes, it was a tough competition for everybody. On the occasion, Sh. Adhikram Bandyopadhyay, GM, Kolkata- NTPC was the Chief Guest and presented awards to the winners. First prize was awarded to Ayush Padia and Srijeet Basu from Jadavpur University.


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Gujarat Congress Announces 24-Hour Hardik gives up water, too frail to walk Fast To Support Hardik Patel

The Congress delegation demanded that the state government begin negotiations with Patel and accept his demands concerning farm loan waiver. AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat Congress Thursday announced that it would observe a 24-hour fast on Friday in support of Patidar leader Hardik Patel if the state government did not begin talks with him. Mr Patel’s fast, which started on August 25 at his farmhouse near Ahmedabad, entered its 13th day Thursday as a visibly weak Patel was seen being moved around in a wheelchair. Doctors from Sola Civil hospital, after an examination, advised him to immediately get admitted for medical treatment.Thirty state Congress leaders, including party state unit president

Amit Chavda and leader of opposition Paresh Dhanani and around 25 MLAs, met Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani in connection with Patel’s fast on Thursday. The Congress delegation demanded that the state government begin negotiations with Patel and accept his demands concerning farm loan waiver. “If the state government does not give a positive response to our demand, the Congress will sit on a 24hour fast at each district headquarters of the state from 11 tomorrow in support of Hardik,” Dhanani told reporters in Gandhinagar after meeting Rupani.

Hardik Patel, whose indefinite hunger strike entered thirteenth day on Thursday, gave up taking water and expressed his disappointment with the BJP government which has not yet responded to his demands. Convener of Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) Nikhil Savani said, “From today evening, he (Hardik) has stopped taking water since the state government has not been talking anything

about our demands.” According to PAAS conveners present at the fast venue, Hardik has lost significant weight resulting in so much weakness that he has started moving in a wheelchair. In the evening, Hardik tweeted: “Despite 13 days of hunger strike, the BJP government has not given any thought over the two big issues — of farmers’ loan and quota for Patidars — and has also not said anything. No issues, the elections are coming.”

international Kim Jong Un says two Koreas should further efforts for denuclearisation: KCNA

Seoul : North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said the two Koreas should further their efforts to realize the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, as he met with South Korean special envoys on Wednesday, state media KCNA said on Thursday. Kim added the two Koreas should keep advancing their joint ties that have neared a state of peace and reconciliation, and discussed with South Korean envoys the Pyongyang inter-Korean summit planned for September – coming to a satisfactory agreement, KCNA said without elaborating. The North Korean premier said that the two Koreas should keep advancing their joint ties that have neared a state of peace and reconciliation.

Gujarat: 13 students Will the heart beat the heart? Collusion probe off limits in second Manafort trial, US judge rules detained for protesting PAAS and government accept on Surat roads mediation, tomorrow meeting

Ahmedabad : Surat police on Thursday detained 13 students after they protested on roads in support of Hardik Patel. They were released later after being warned not to repeat their act. Students of J B Dharukawala College and Amroli Arts and Commerce college came out on the roads with banners in support of Hardik Patel who has been sitting on fast for the last 13 days over farm loan waiver and quota for Patidars. While students of J B Dharukawala College were let off by the police after being warned, 13 students of Amroli Arts and Commerce College were detained and released later. “We have taken their statements and they were released with a warning. We are also looking into the

CCTV cameras installed inside and outside the college to identify those students who protested. They will be identified and called to police stations and will be given warning,” Amroli police Inspector G A Patel said. On Wednesday night, a large number of Patidar youths, including women, came out on the roads in the Patidardominated areas of Sarthana and Simada in Surat, clanking rolling pins with plates in support of Hardik. After the news went viral on social media, police dispersed the groups. Seeing the police in action, the rally later converted into a gathering reciting bhajans that went on till early morning before the police dispersed them.

Ahmedabad : Today’s fasting day is 13th day on Thursday. However, there is no trend on the settlement issue from the BJP government. It was seen that the chairman of Khodaal Dham Trust, Naresh Patel, took the initiative to create an intermediary. However, today, Naresh Patel said in a statement that if the government and passes say, then I am ready to be a mediator for social peace and interest. On the other hand, the government and the pass has accepted the intervention of Patel Patel. And on the whole issue

tomorrow, ie on Friday, both sides will meet in Ahmedabad. Hardik Patel has started fasting to forgive the farmers’ debt and reserve the Patidar community. For 13 days, he has not taken food, which is getting support from him throughout Gujarat and the government’s spread is increasing. Khodaldham Institute’s Mohi Naresh Patel has become the mediator. Naresh Patel said in the statement that if the government and the pass say the pass, the necessity will be a mediator.

A year was organized in Bengaluru today, due to the Water is available for only 20 days killing of Gauri Lankesh. Famous actor Prakash Raj in Aaji dam, now if there is no rain also appeared in this program. then Narmada’s base will be done

Washington : The federal judge overseeing the second trial of Paul Manafort, President Donald Trump’s one-time campaign chairman, ruled on Wednesday that a federal investigation of possible collusion between the campaign and Russia cannot be discussed during the trial. The collusion investigation being led by U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller is “wholly irrelevant to the charges in this case,” Judge Amy Berman Jackson said during a pre-trial hearing in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Manafort was convicted last month in Virginia of charges including bank and tax fraud in what was the first trial arising from Mueller’s investigation of Russia’s role in the 2016 U.S. election. Jackson said on Wednesday that while prosecutors may present evidence used in that trial, the jury will not be allowed to hear about Manafort’s conviction. She also said she plans to deny a request by Manafort’s defense attorneys to move the trial to a different court, saying that a concern about the political affiliations of the jury pool in Washington, D.C., is “not a lawful basis” for a venue transfer.

Israel closing embassy in Paraguay in response to return of mission to Tel Aviv

Actor Prakash Raj adopted a village in the constituency of Jignesh Maavaiya

Ahmedabad : The murder of Gauri Lankesh, editor of Magazine named Tabloid, took place a year ago. People of Gujarat, including Jignesh Mewati, paid tribute to Gauri Lankesh. A year was organized in Bengaluru today, due to the killing of Gauri Lankesh. Famous actor Prakash Raj also appeared in this program. Here he decided to adopt one of the districts of Jignesh Mevani to pay tribute to Gauri Lankesh. Jignesh Maavai tweeted the report. The murder of Gorkha Lankash, the journalist of Karnataka, has been completed one

year (today). The killing of Gauri Lankesh was a shock to the people of the country, the rights of the poor, the human rights activists, the fighters and the rationalists, for the people. Gujarat’s Independent MLA, Jignesh Mavai, had a special relationship with Gauri Lankesh and he got a regular approach. Jignesh Maavai told News 18 that “Gauri Lankesh was an informant journalist and was a voice of exploiters. If Gauri Sangh was alive today, then the present Modi government, Gauri Lankesh, is considered as a ‘Urban Naxalite’ list.

Rajkot: Rainfall in Saurashtra, especially Rajkot, has been withdrawn. The monsoon has not gone yet. The effect of which is found in the dams of water sources. It is now possible to give 20 days to Aji dam. Talking about the Nayari-1 dam, it has got enough water for four months. If the rain is still stretching for 15 days, water will be removed from Aji. On the other hand, Bharadhar dam is full of half, but Jitpur and Rajkot can be given yearly as per the water. Drinking water and irrigation water are

provided in 22 dams out of the 83 dams in Rajkot irrigation circle. However, in the last year, the government had given clear instructions that the water used for drinking water should not be released on any condition in case of irrigation. The instructions will also be complied with this year. If now there is no rain, then only Narmada will depend on its base. However, due to the increasing water level in Narmada, there is no reason for concern currently.

Jerusalem : Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the closure of Israel’s embassy in Paraguay on Wednesday, hours after the Latin American nation’s new government announced it would move its embassy back to Tel Aviv from Jerusalem. Paraguay’s decision was a blow to Israel’s efforts to achieve external recognition of Jerusalem as its capital, which appeared to have gained some traction this year with the United States, Guatemala, and Paraguay opening embassies there. Most countries do not recognize Israeli sovereignty over the entire city and say its final status should be set in peace talks. Paraguay’s foreign minister called Israel’s reaction “disproportionate.” Paraguay President Mario Abdo defended his decision as part of an effort to support “broad, lasting and just peace” among Israelis and Palestinians.“Paraguay is a country of principles,” Abdo said on Twitter. Abdo took office last month and belongs to the same conservative party as his predecessor Horacio Cartes, who inaugurated Paraguay’s new embassy in Jerusalem in May. The Palestinians said their foreign minister, Riyad al-Maliki, met Abdo two weeks ago and hailed Paraguay’s change of mind as “a new Palestinian diplomatic achievement.” “Minister Maliki exerted a big effort during his meeting with the new president who instructed his foreign minister to arrange the issue,” the Palestinian foreign ministry said in a statement.

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