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ENGLISH DAILY MORNING REPUTED NEWS PAPER, AHMEDABAD EDITION Editor : Kapilkumar M. Hirpara SH O RT N E W S UP villagers thrash 9 labourers over suspicion of childlifting, 5 arrested
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PM Modi jabs Pakistan: India, Russia against outside influence in internal matters of any nation
Modi said Russia is an "integral friend and trustworthy partner" of India as he praised President Putin's personal efforts on expanding the special and privileged strategic partnership between the two countries Amethi : A group of people here allegedly thrashed as many as nine labourers over suspicion of child-lifting.“The labourers were heading home in a pickup truck after their work and were drunk when villagers thrashed them suspecting they were lifting a child. We have arrested five villagers so far, further actions are underway,” said Superintendent of Police (SP) Khyati Garg on Tuesday.
In Delhi’s fall in Global Liveability index, ‘stability’ gets lowest rating
AG. GNS New Delhi :In an oblique reference to Pakistan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi We d n e s d a y s a i d b o t h India and Russia were against outside influence in internal matters of any nation while addressing a joint press conference with President Vladimir Putin. “We both are against outside influence in internal matters of any nation,” Modi said at the joint press meet in Vladivostok, where India and Russia signed 15 MoUs for cooperation in connectivity, oil and gas, deep-sea exploration, space, energy and others. PM Modi’s remarks come
on the back of Pakistan ratcheting up rhetoric on Kashmir and seeking to internationalise the issue after the government on August 5 scrapped the special status of J&K under Article 370. Modi also announced a proposal for a maritime route between Chennai and Vladivostok, bypassing Europe. “A proposal has been made to have a full-fledged maritime route that serves as a link between Chennai and Vladivostok.” This shipping link would enable to transfer cargo between Chennai and Vladivostok in 24 days in comparison to over 40 days currently taken to transport goods from India to Far East
Two Pakistanis linked to Lashkare-Taiba held in Jammu and Kashmir: Army New Delhi : National capital Delhi, which fell a few notches in the annual Global Liveability Index by Economist Intelligence Unit, has taken the biggest hit in the ‘stability’ parameter. The study was conducted for 140 cities around the world, in which Vienna remained the most liveable city in the world for the second year in a row. New Delhi got an overall rating of 56.3 out of 100. This was followed by Mumbai which got a rating of 56.2 and was ranked 119 out of the 140 cities. Delhi has dropped six places to 118 and the decline in ranking for the national capital was attributed primarily to an increase in petty crime cases over the past year as well as recording. Konark Sun temple to get rid of iron scaffoldings after three decades
Bhubaneswar : The iron scaffoldings around the 13th century Sun Temple at Konark, a world heritage site, will be removed in a month after the Roorkeebased Central Building Research Institute said they were not required anymore.Officials of Archaeological Survey of India that is in charge of upkeep and maintenance of the temple said a threemember team of Central Building Research Institute gave their assent after inspecting the temple.ASI Bhubaneswar circle superintendent Arun Mallik said the scaffoldings installed around the temple.
Chinar Corps Commander Lieutenant General KJS Dhillon said “Pakistan is desperate to infiltrate maximum terrorists into the Valley and infiltration attempts are being made every day. AG. GNS Srinagar: Two Pakistani citizens a ff i l i a t e d t o t e r r o r i s t organisation Lashkar-eTaiba were held by Indian Army on August 21, said Chinar Corps Commander Lieutenant General KJS Dhillon on Wednesday. Addressing a press conference in Srinagar, Dhillon said: “Today we are here to share some instances of terrorism being
sponsored and attempts by Pakistan to disrupt peace and harmony in the Kashmir Valley, especially after August 5.”He said as Pakistan is desperate to infiltrate maximum terrorists into the Valley, all the launch pads as of now are full, infiltration attempts are being made every day.”“In one such attempt on August 21, we have apprehended two Pakistani nationals.
“We have put people at the core of this relationship,” the PM, who is on a twoday visit to Russia, said. PM Modi, who arrived in Russia Wednesday morning, met Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum and discussed ways to further cement the special and privileged Strategic Partnership between the two countries. Modi said
Russia via Europe. “Newer areas of collaboration such as shipbuilding offer opportunities for diversifying
Narendra Modi-government, and said that listening to him is in the “national interest.”Sena’s support for Manmohan Singh, a noted economist, came after the Centre dismissed his criticism of handling of
The heavy rains, which continued to lash Mumbai for the second day on Wednesday, prompted authorities to shut down schools in the city as commuters faced traffic snarls and slow trains during the morning rush hour. AG. GNS Mumbai: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Wednesday updated its forecast and issued a ‘red alert’ warning for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and Raigad and said more than 200mm of rain is expected over the next 24 hours.The heavy
the economy by the Modigovernment. The Sena, through an editorial in party mouthpiece Saamana, asked the government to pay heed to the former PM’s warning and not indulge in politics over the issue.
India calls violence outside London embassy ‘unacceptable’, asks UK to take strong action This is the second time violent protests have taken place outside the IHC building in London over the Kashmir issue. Earlier, clashes had taken place on the Independence Day on August 15 AG. GNS New Delhi: ndia on Wednesday raised strong objections against the violent protests outside the Indian High Commission (IHC) in London over the abrogation of special status to Jammu and Kashmir. The protesters had vandalised and damaged windows of the building. Calling the incident “unacceptable,” the Ministry of External Affairs in a statement said, “This is the second time in less than a month that such an incident has taken place affecting security and normal
functioning of our Mission. We consider these incidents to be unacceptable and have strongly urged Govt of UK to take action against those involved. And take the necessary steps to ensure the
“good friend”, Modi said India-Russia friendship was not only restricted to their respective capital cities.
Red alert for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, Raigad
In national interest, listen to Manmohan Singh, Shiv Sena tells Centre AG. GNS Mumbai: BJP’s ally Shiv Sena has backed former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who recently said that the Indian economy is in a bad shape due to “mismanagement” by the
the strong India- Russia economic ties,” PM Modi further said. Calling Russian President Vladimir Putin a
normal functioning of our mission and the safety and security of our personnel,” The ‘Kashmir Freedom March’ began at Parliament Square on Tuesday and moved towards India House,.
rains, which continued to lash Mumbai for the second day on Wednesday, prompted authorities to shut down schools in the city as commuters faced traffic snarls and slow trains during the morning rush hour. “In wake of IMD’s warning of heavy rainfall for the rest of the
day, schools shall remain closed today. Principals of schools, where students are already in, are requested to take precautions and ensure that they are sent back home carefully and safely,” a spokesperson of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said.
Russia is an “integral friend and trustworthy partner” of India as he praised President Putin’s personal efforts on expanding the special and privileged strategic partnership between the two countries. “On many occasions, I have spoken to you over the telephone to discuss several issues and I have never felt any hesitation,” Prime Minister Modi told Putin.
Chinmayanand case: SC orders transfer of Shahajanpur law student to other college
AG. GNS New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered transfer of Shahjanpur LLM student, who alleged harassment by former Union Minister and BJP leader Swami Chinmayanad, and her brother to other colleges affiliated to Bareily University, stating, “for us their future is important”.
The apex court consisting justices R Banumathi and A S Bopanna in its order requested the Bar Council of India (BCI) to increase seats in the concerned colleges to accommodate the woman and her brother in the LLM and LLB courses respectively.
The apex court consisting justices R Banumathi and A S Bopanna in its order requested the Bar Council of India (BCI) to increase seats in the concerned colleges to accommodate the woman and her brother in the LLM and LLB courses respectively.
Jaish chief Masood Azhar, Lashkar’s Hafiz Saeed and Dawood Ibrahim designated as terrorists under anti-terror law These are the first designations of individual as terrorists after the government passed a bill in July seeking to designate a person (as opposed to an organisation) suspected to have terror links as a terrorist
‘Law takes its course but…’: Yediyurappa springs a surprise over Shivakumar arrest “DK Shivakumar’s arrest hasn’t brought us any happiness. I pray to God that he comes out of this… The law takes its own course, but I will be the happiest person if he comes out of this,” Yediyurappa said late on Tuesday evening.
AG. GNS Bengaluru: The arrest of DK Shivakumar, the Congress’ lead troubleshooter in Karnataka, has provoked a sharp attack from his party that has decried the investigation against the former minister as political vendetta. But as the Enforcement Directorate announced his arrest in Delhi, there was a surprise reaction from Shivakumar’s rival back home in Bengaluru, Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa. Yediyurappa told reporters that he wasn’t happy about news of Shivakumar’s arrest and had never wished him harm.“DK Shivakumar’s arrest hasn’t brought us any happiness. I pray to God that he comes out of this… The
law takes its own course, but I will be the happiest person if he comes out of this,” Yediyurappa said late on Tuesday evening. The chief minister’s statement is in line with his first promise when he edged out Janata Dal Secular-Congress coalition’s HD Kumaraswamy from the chief minister’s chair in July. “I give an assurance in the House that we won’t indulge in vindictive politics either. I believe in forget and forgive,” Yediyurappa told the state assembly in July minutes after winning the trust vote. But as he settled down in his new office, several Congress leaders including Shivakumar accused him of not delivering on this promise.
AG. GNS New Delhi: Pulwama attack mastermind and Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Maulana Masood Azhar, Lashkar’s Hafiz Saeed and Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi and underworld don and key planner of 1993 Mumbai bombings Dawood Ibrahim have been designated as terrorist by the Centre.These are the first designations of individual as terrorists after the government passed a bill in July seeking to designate a person (as opposed to an organisation) suspected to have terror links as a terrorist and allowing the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to attach properties linked to a terror investigation without taking permission from the state police.While Azhar, Saeed and Lakhvi are Pakistanis, Dawood is an Indian currently believed to be living in Pakistan. Azhar-led Jaish was behind
the 2001 attack on the Indian Parliament and the Pulwama terror attack earlier this year, in which 40 jawans lost their lives. India, in a retaliatory attack, bombed a major Jaish camp in Balakot. He was listed as an international terrorist by United Nations Security Council on May 1, 2019.Azhar, who was arrested from Kashmir’s Anantnag in 1994, was released in December 1999 after hijackers on an Indian Airlines Flight IC814 put his release as a condition for freeing the hostages. Sayeed, on NIA’s most wanted list, is the mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks where 10 members of Lashkar-e-Taiba carried out 12 coordinated shooting and bombing attacks lasting four days across Mumbai. 174 people died, including 9 attackers, and more than 300 were wounded.
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Remaking the idea of an Indian citizen The controversy unfolding in Assam over the National Register of Citizens (NRC), published on August 31, has brought to the fore important fault lines in the construction of citizenship in contemporary India. In particular, it places the spotlight on the role of key institutional actors – the bureaucracy and judiciary – in adjudicating citizenship. Crucially, the implementation of the NRC is illustrative of the ways in which the politics of religion has increasingly begun to intersect with institutional processes to shape understandings of who is a “legal” citizen. Against the backdrop of growing calls for a nationwide NRC, and the pending amendments to the citizenship law, Assam’s present quagmire could extend to many parts of the country. Its consequences on the making and remaking of citizenship in India are significant, and thus need careful interrogation.Writing in these pages, when the draft NRC was published last August, I pointed to the central role played by bureaucratic procedures and documents in determining citizenship through the NRC. To be included in the NRC, the onus lay on Assamese residents to furnish official documents in their possession as proof of citizenship on or before 1971, leaving it to the powers of the State to certify their authenticity. But a combination of bureaucratic failure and vulnerability to corruption, typical of how bureaucracy operates in India, has made this an arbitrary and disempowering process. Reportage from Assam on the NRC process brought out the many quality gaps in the government’s own documents – misspelt names, differences in dates and names recorded across documents belonging to the same individual, and data entry errors were all too frequent. This poor quality documentation, coupled with rampant corruption, which makes the purchase of fake documents easy, resulted in the government viewing its own documents with deep suspicion and forcing it to search for means to verify and authenticate its own paperwork. The bureaucracy’s suspicion (and resultant mishandling) of its own documents paved the way for arbitrary judicial intervention. Throughout the process of the NRC, the Supreme Court intervened regularly on what ought to have been routine decisions made by those with a ground-level understanding of bureaucratic procedures. Instead, the courts busied themselves often passing conflicting orders on details, including the types and numbers of documents that could be furnished by applicants to prove their citizenship claims, creating chaos on the ground.
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Kalki Koechlin confirms relationship with Guy Hershberg Actor Kalki Koechlin has shared a picture with her boyfriend Guy Hershberg and confirmed that she is in a relationship in a recent Instagram pos Mumbai:Actor Kalki Koechlin has officially announced her relationship with an Instagram post. She shared a picture with boyfriend Guy Hershberg and called him her favourite ‘caveman’. While Kalki has been posting pictures with her boyfriend, the latest one shows the couple posing together at a beach. Sharing the picture Kalki wrote, “It’s always a Sunday when I’m with my favourite caveman.” Reacting to the post, Hersberg wrote, “@kalkikanmani you just put such a big silly smile on my face my cutie.” Several of Kalki’s friends, including Tilottama Shome, Richa Chaddha, Bhumila Chawla, Shobhita Dhulipala, among others, showered the post with love and heart emojis. Earlier, Kalki was married to filmmaker Anurag Kashyap for four years before they got divorced. The filmmaker tied the knot with her in 2011, but the couple announced their separation in 2013 and later got divorced in 2015. “Whenever I have been sure about something, it has been out there. I have always said what I wanted to say. Even when I was breaking up [with Kalki], I was open about it. But speculation destroys a lot of things,” Anurag had earlier said. Kalki had recently said, “Once I got married, I was only invited to the things that Anurag was invited to. People would say, ‘Call Anurag’s wife’. They wouldn’t say, ‘call Kalki’ or ‘call Kalki’s husband’...I found myself alone (after the divorce) after a very long time. I had to fill up that empty space somehow. I didn’t want to fill it up by going crazy and getting drunk, or by surrounding myself with the people. I chose the introverted version of filling up myself by spending more time at home, with the family... I’m happy I went through that journey.”
Sidharth Malhotra, Shershah team clean up location after shoot in Kargil, actor says ‘Mother earth is precious Mumbai : In a day and age when conserving the environment and saving nature has become a necessity, Bollywood actor Sidharth Mallhotra has proved that he certainly is a responsible celebrity. The actor and his Shershaah team recently made sure that the place they shot in was cleaned of any debris
before they left the location. Sidharth is currently in
Kargil to shoot for his biopic on Captain Vikram Batra, Shershaah.Announcing his love for mother earth and nature, Sidharth tweeted late Tuesday, “These are recent pictures of our shoot location post shoot here in #Kargil .Have always made sure that because of us the environment doesn’t get polluted.
Priyanka Chopra, Rajkummar Rao to star in Netflix film The White Tiger based on Aravind Adiga’s Man Booker prize winner Mumbai:Mumbai: Actor Priyanka Chopra will be collaborating with actor Rajkummar Rao for the first time on Netflix’s upcoming film The White Tiger.Adapted from Aravind Adiga’s prize-winning novel by the same name, The White Tiger, will also feature debutante Adarsh Gourav. The film to be helmed by Ramin Bahrani, will begin shooting in India later this year. Priyanka and Rajkummar will be seen in pivotal roles.“I’m so excited to work with Ramin Bahrani and Netflix to bring Aravind Adiga’s poignant story to cinematic life. When I read the book, I was fascinated with the perspective of the narrative.“The story’s portrayal of raw ambition and the extent one will go to to achieve one’s goals is riveting. I look forward to filming this in India this fall, and also working along with Rajkummar for the first time and the wonderful cast Ramin is putting together,” Priyanka said. To this, Rajkummar added: “It’s an exciting time for actors today and I’m thrilled to be a part of such a world-class project. I’ve been an admirer of Ramin’s work and am excited to see The White Tiger come to life.”Netflix is producing The White Tiger in association with Mukul Deora. Bahrani i s also writing the s c r e e n p l a y. P r i y a n k a will also serve as the executive producer.The White Tiger follows the extraordinary journey of a self-made man from tea-shop worker in a village to successful entrepreneur in a big cityI have wanted tmake a film of Aravind Adiga’s brilliant novel The White Tiger for over a decade. I am grateful to have the opportunity to work with Mukul Deora, Netflix and such an incredible cast on this project,” said Bahrani.
Netflix will produce a film, The White Tiger, which will see Priyanka Chopra and Rajkummar Rao in lead roles. Priyanka will also serve as the executive producer of the film.
Robert Pattinson breaks silence on playing Batman, says he took tips from Christopher Nolan on how to move in Batsuit Robert Pattinson says he was not bothered by the heavy backlash he got from DC fans when he was announced as the new Batman Mumbai : American actor Robert Pattinson, who is trading the vampire fangs for bat wings, is unfazed by people’s reaction to him playing the iconic superhero Batman. Seems like the actor is more than ready to step into the shoes of the superhero and his iconic batsuit. In a new interview with Variety, Pattinson shared that he had grown up watching the Tim Burton Batman movies and also had his own Batman costume. “When I was a kid, it was the only outfit that I had,” he said.After news broke that the 33-year-old star would be taking over the role previously played by actors George Clooney, Christian Bale, and Ben Affleck, among others.
Boney Kapoor breaks down at Sridevi’s wax statue unveiling at Madame Tussauds Singapore with Janhvi Kapoor, Khushi Mumbai : Late actor Sridevi’s wax statue was unveiled at Singapore’s M a d a m e Tu s s a u d s o n Wednesday. Present at the ceremony were her daughters, Janhvi Kapoor
and Khushi, accompanied by her husband, producer Boney
Kapoor. On the occasion of Sridevi’s birthday on August 13 this year, Madame Tussauds, Singapore has announced that a wax statue would soon be dedicated to her.
Kriti REVEALS she is glad to be a part of female centric film 'Mimi
Actress Kriti Sanon is happy to be part of "Mimi" where she plays a young surrogate mother, which will also be her first woman-centric film Mumbai:Directed by "Luka Chuppi" fame Laxman Utekar, Kriti considers the project a huge responsibility."I am quite nervous. But nervousness is what is so exciting. The fact that I haven't done something like this before, the fact that it's so away from me and it's got emotions I have never experienced, is what is challenging. "But at this point of time, I want to do something different, take a risk and push the envelope. I'm glad that 'Mimi' is going to be my first female-centric film,"she said.According to Kriti, "Mimi" has its heart in the right place. "It makes you smile, laugh, weep, feel good, everything," she added. "Laxman sir has a knack of understanding emotions and presenting it in an entertaining manner with a lot of situational humour and characters that you take back home.""Mimi" also features actor Pankaj Tripathi.
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Salute that! Sheldon Gujrati Girl Wins Alee Club 22nd Miss & Mr Teen India-Limca Book of Cottrell a hit among mates Cottrell is the man who salutes after taking wickets and the National Record Holder event man who blew England in the ODIs earlier this year Ahmedabad: Aditi I Parmar a 14 year old girl from the Fastest growing city ; Ahmedabad,Gujarat attained her gratifying position amongst the finalists of Alee Club 22nd Miss and Mr Teen 2019 the only official Pageant for Teenagers with it’s name in Limca Book of National Records which was held on 25th August 2019 at New Delhi. After getting the 10 days training from Ramp Guru Sambita Bose the most Polished and gallant lady in the fashion industry for more than two decades ,14 year old Aditi I Parmar from Jay Jalaram International Public School won the sub title of Alee Club
Miss Teen Best Pose 2019 and made her significant place in the contest with her achievement.This confident pack started her spanking
entry in Alee Club 22nd Miss & Mr Teen India 2019 in the Ahmedabad Auditions and got selected over hundreds and later made her lasting impression in the various round judged by celebrity judges cinestar Amrita Rao ,Ayub Khan Shahbaz Khan, Ashmit Patel , Bollywood casting Director Mukesh Chhabra ,Gladrags Miss India Amanpreet Wahi and show Director Ramp Guru Sambita Bose . She got her inspiration and wisdom from her Family. Alee Club Congratulates her for her achievement which made her City, school and family proud and also Wishes her great luck for Future endeavors.
New Delhi : Keeping h i s s n i p e r- g u n a s i d e , Dunstan Devlin is prowling the stairs that take you to the West Indies dressing room. He’s restless and, by his own admission, angry. Not just that the hosts are reeling, but he feels his close friend, Sheldon Cottrell, would have made
a massive difference. “Did you see the way we bowled? Wouldn’t Sheldon been better? It’s his home ground and he’s not playing. It’s a tragedy,” he fumes. Devlin and Cottrell go back a long way. The left-arm seamer was his immediate senior when he joined the Jamaica Defence Force. “I was nervous, and he says come on, we gonna rock. I was just 23 and I hadn’t played any competitive cricket. Now I’m a regular for the club, and the reason is Cottrell.”Cottrell is the man who salutes after taking wickets and the man who blew England in the ODIs earlier this year.
Team India wins 19 Medals at WorldSkills Kazan 2019; Gold in Water Technology, Silver in Web Technologies, 2 Bronzes in Jewellery and Graphic Designing besides 15 Medallions of Excellence dot success of the campaign Ahmedabad:Blazing a trail of glory for India at the global stage, the IndianTeam returned with the best-ever finish at the WorldSkills International Competition 2019 inKazan, Russia by winning 19 medals and Medallions of Excellence. The 48-member Indianteam won one Gold, one Silver and two Bronze medals besides 15 Medallions of Excellence atthe competition that ended with a spectacular closing ceremony at Kazan yesterday attended bythe President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin.With this historic triumph, Team India won hearts and set new standards of skilling on the worldstage. India finished 13 th in the overall standings several notches up from the last time when itwon 11 medals and finished in the 19
th position at Abu Dhabi in 2017.S Aswatha Narayana represented Odisha and won a Gold medal in Water Technology, hecompeted against 11 countries. He was also rewarded as ‘Best of Nation’ amongst the Indiancompetitors. Pranav Nutalapati represented
Karnataka and won Silver Medal in WebTechnologies after competing with 33 countries. Sanjoy Pramanik represented West Bengal andwon the Bronze Medal in Jewellery after competing against 16 countries. Shweta Ratanpurarepresented Maharashtra and won the Bronze
Business Why demand for power is surging amid India’s growth slowdown
Power requirement growth in the nation’s most industrialized states decelerated in the April-July period, as demand from businesses cooled in line with the broader slowdown in Asia’s third-largest economy. New Delhi : An almost 7 % g r o w t h i n I n d i a ’s electricity demand at a time when economic expansion has cooled to its weakest in six years may appear as a paradox at first glance. Clarity emerges with a closer look.Power requirement
Tata Motors candidate honored with the Medallion of Excellence at the WorldSkills Competition in Kazan, Russia
A h m e d a b a d : M r. Tushar Phadatare, the Tata Motors candidate at the 2019 edition of the prestigious WorldSkills Competition, was awarded the Medallion of Excellence at the world
championships for vocational skills, held in Kazan, Russia. This medallion was awarded to Tushar in the recently contested Automobile Technology category of the competition. A total of
US Open: Bad boy Daniil Medvedev too good for Stan Wawrinka
Daniil Medvedev may not win any popularity contests at Flushing Meadows but remained on course for a US Open title on Tuesday, taming Stan Wawrinka 7-6(6) 6-3 3-6 6-1 to reach his first grand slam semi-fina New York: Daniil Medvedev may not win any popularity contests at Flushing Meadows but remained on course for a US Open title on Tuesday, taming Stan Wawrinka 7-6(6) 6-3 3-6 6-1 to reach his first grand slam semi-final. The
villain and hero roles for this match could not have been more clearly defined
Toyota Kirloskar Motor launches ‘The Happenin’ New Yaris’with added style, comfort and an uber stylish dual tone Ahmedabad: Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) today announced the launch of the enhanced version of the Yaris-‘The Happenin’ New Yaris’. This stylis enhanced version of the B-High sedan is loaded with flaunt-worthy features and has been redesigned for extra comfort. Built on Toyota’s renowned philosophy of QDR (Quality, Durability & Reliability), this world-class sedan is now more spacious while retaining its luxury and comfort. In line with its customer first philosophy, Toyota has been listening to customer needs and constantly evaluating the
35 countries participated in this category of skills. Tushar finished with an exceptional score of 710 points and securedthe 15th position, placing India ahead of countries such as Belgium, the United Kingdom, New Zealand,Singapore and Spain. For Tata Motors it was a proud moment, as it was the only Indian manufacturer toparticipate in the Automobile Technology category this year.Commenting on this achievement, Mr. Subhajit Roy, Senior General Manager & Head - CustomerCare (Domestic and International Business).
rapidly changing expectations of Indian Car customers to offer the right product to the Indian market. The New Happenin’ Yaris is targeted at young and suave audience who are brand
conscious, travel enthusiasts, seeks status and values luxury.Toyota studied the customer feedback and made the improvements innew Yaris in terms of the exteriors and interiors to give a ‘cool and sophisticated’ feel to themillennial car owners. The new dual tone (first in segment) option adds to the distinctive looks of this world-class sedan, giving it an uber-stylish quotient to appeal to the taste of suave young car buyers. Yaris sets a benchmark in the industry in terms of safety features, which has appealed not only men but also woman customers.
if the Russian bad boy and the even-keeled Swiss were wearing black and white cowboy hats.Advertising Wawrinka may not be as popular as his countryman Roger Federer, but “Stan the Man” has earned considerable respect.
Govt hikes procurement price of ethanol from December
New Delhi :The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) on Tuesday announced increases in the price of sugarcane-extracted ethanol, used for blending in petrol, in keeping with its stated policy of encouraging ethanol-blended fuel.
Indian stock markets may remain RBI panel: Allow FPIs to under pressure, Asian equities weak buy bad loans directly growth in the nation’s most industrialized states decelerated in the April-July period, as demand from businesses cooled in line with the broader slowdown in Asia’s third-largest economy. The overall jump in demand, on the other hand, came mostly because of a rise in requirement from states that happened to add a large number of households
to the electricity network for the first time. Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state that added the maximum number of new household power consumers, saw demand rise 9%, while Rajasthan saw a demand growth of 11% during the four-month period, data from the government’s Central Electricity Authority show.
Care Ratings says 17 banks have bad loan ratio above 10% Three private banks had NPA of less than 2% and eight had between 2-5% and five between 5-10%. IDBI Bank, UCO Bank and Indian Overseas Bank had NPA ratio of above 20% and one was very near at 19.9%
Mumbai: Close to half of the 36 banks had nonperforming asset (NPA) ratio of above 10% in, said a report by Care Ratings. Of these 17 banks with bad loan ratio of above 10%, 16 were public sector banks (PSBs), while only one was a private bank.“Three of the PSBs had NPA ratio of above 20% (IDBI Bank, UCO Bank and Indian Overseas Bank) and
medal in Graphic Designing after showcasing herskill against 35 countries. Shweta has also earned the distinction of being the only femalecandidate to win a medal for India at WorldSkills Kazan 2019. The competition has become a grand event in the arena of vocational skills with several contenders participating from across the globe. This year’s challenge witnessed an increased participation with more than 1,350 Competitors from 63 countries and regions who competed in 56 skills to win prestigious medals. The competition was extreme and by returning with 19 medals, Team India has started a new chapter in the history of vocational skills. This does not only prove the talent of the team but showcases their strong dedication and commitment.
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one was very near at 19.9%. Three PSBs had NPA ratios of less than 10% - State Bank of India (SBI), Indian Bank and Canara Bank. Three private banks had NPA of
less than 2% and eight had between 2-5% and five between 5-10%,” it said The report said the Indian banking system was traversing an interesting phase handling issues such as capital, quality of assets, deposits and credit allocation.“The process of recognition of NPAs gained in precedence when the asset quality review system was invoked.
Asian stocks eased in early deals on Wednesday after poor US economic data stoked fears of global recession. MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was a shade lower after losing 0.85% the previous day.
New Delhi : Indian stock markets will likely remain under pressure on Wednesday amid weakness in global peers. Asian stocks eased in early deals on Wednesday after poor US economic data stoked fears
of global recession, souring investor sentiment already hurt by heightened trade war concerns.Safe-haven government bonds fared well in the wake of risk aversion in the broader market, with the benchmark US Treasury
yield touching its lowest level in three years. The US manufacturing sector contracted in August for the first time since 2016 amid worries about a weakening global economy and rising trade tensions between China and the US, the Institute for Supply Management’s (ISM) report on Tuesday showed. On Wednesday, MSCI’s broadest index of AsiaPacific shares outside Japan was a shade lower after losing 0.85% the previous day. Australian stocks lost 0.8% and Japan’s Nikkei fell 0.3%
In order to address the issue of possible volatility that may emerge by allowing foreign players, a scheme similar to that of the Voluntary Retention Route (VRR) for FPI investments in debt markets may be envisaged, the task force suggested New Delhi : Mr. Tushar Phadatare, the TatForeign portfolio investors (FPIs) should be allowed to directly buy stressed loans from Indian banks within certain annual prudential limits, a task force on the development of a secondary market for corporate loans has recommended to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).“The extant regulations permit
acquisition of standard loans by securitisation trusts which, in turn, issue PTCs (pass through certificates) to FPIs. Such express permission is currently not provided for FPIs to acquire NPAs through securitisation trusts. These FPIs have to come through the ARCs (asset reconstruction companies) to participate in the distressed loan market.
Market starts on a volatile note; Rupee rebounds 19 paise to 72.20 against US dollar in opening trade New Delhi : Domestic equity market opened on a highly volatile note on Wednesday tracking heavy foreign fund outflow and
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Tuesday, the BSE barometer ended 769.88 points, or 2.06 per cent, lower at 36,562.91, while the Nifty sank 225.35 points, or 2.04 per cent..
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Gujarat: PIL on loudspeaker Ahmedabad: Gandhi murals on Shahibaug underpass to get fresh lease of life ban in silence zones The petitioner, Chandulal Mistry, a senior citizen from Vadodara, has demanded that the authorities should be directed to prohibit the use of loudspeakers in residential areas as well.
As the 150th birth anniversary year of Gandhi comes to a close, the murals are being chipped at as part of a renovation by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation
Ahmedabad: The Anti-Corruption Bureau on Monday arrested Jayanti Patel, field assistant of Gujarat Land Development Corporation (GLDC) of Chotta Udaipur and his wife for possessing Rs 2.50 crore worth of disproportionate assets. As per officials, ACB lodged a case on May 2018 against five GLDC officers of Gandhinagar in connection with the Rs 56 lakh bribery case.ACB officials got a tip-off about Jayanti Patel also accepting bribe from people in the name of approving the grant. The Surat ACB investigating officials revealed that a total of Rs 2.50 crore worth of disproportionate assets which he had bought in the name of his wife Nanda Patel and other relatives was recovered from Patel. The investigation also revealed that Patel had even shown his son Jaimin as a contractor and had transferred Rs 1.5 crore to his account from the GLDC account. As per officials, assets bought in under his wife's name comprised land, vehicles, and cash. Patel and his wife were summoned by ACB officials to record their statements, during which it was also revealed that his wife helped him in hiding the assets. A public interest litigation (PIL)
has been filed in the Gujarat High Court seeking a direction to the state government to ensure that noise pollution caused by the usage of loudspeakers during festivities, especially in silence zones such as hospitals and schools, should be brought to an end. The petitioner, Chandulal Mistry, a senior citizen from Vadodara, has demanded that the authorities should be directed to prohibit the use of loudspeakers in residential areas as well.During the hearing of the case on Tuesday, the counsel for Mistry pointed out that the use of loudspeakers in areas around hospitals during the festivities create a lot of trouble for patients, especially those who are critical and are kept in intensive care unit. Similarly, due to the noise pollution caused by festival organisers, school and college students are unable to concentrate on their studies. Mistry has also pointed out that the use of loudspeakers also creates a problem in residential areas and there is an urgent need to prohibit its use in such areas. The petitioner has also clarified that he is not against the use of loudspeakers during festivities, but the authorities should impose reasonable restrictions on its use.
Avenging aunt morphs niece's pics into nudes Ahmedabad: A 47-year-old woman from Shahibaug decided to misuse the reach of social media to get back at her niece with who she been engaged in a long-running dispute. She created a fake account in the victim's name on Instagram and posted her morphed photographs to ruin her image. She was arrested by Cyber cell on Tuesday. According to the police, a complaint was lodged with the Cyber Cell on Monday by the 32-yearold victim who is a resident of Dudheshwar. As per the complaint, she received the morphed nude pictures from an unknown number a few months ago. She blocked the number and stayed mum about the incident.
However, her efforts to keep the incident a secret failed after her brother-inlaw got an Instagram request from a fake account of the victim which contained her morphed pictures. Following this, a complaint was lodged. During the investigation, the technical team traced down the mobile number through which the fake account was created. It was revealed that the number belonged to a woman named Yashminbanu Shaikh, a resident of Shahibaug. On
A 47-year-old woman from Shahibaug decided to misuse the reach of social media to get back at her niece with who she been engaged in a long-running dispute. She created a fake account in the victim's name on Instagram and posted her morphed photographs to ruin her image. She was arrested by Cyber cell on Tuesday. Tuesday the accused was arrested from her home. "Interrogation revealed that the accused is the victim's a u n t . To s e t t l e s c o r e s following a long-running household-related dispute with her niece, she took the step," said VB Barad, Inspector of Cyber Cell.
Ahmedabad: 16-year-old booked for ‘raping’ minor girl Ahmedabad: Police have booked a 16-year-old boy for allegedly raping an 11-year-old girl in Ahmedabad on Tuesday. The accused and the girl are residents of the same housing society and are
known to each other, police said. According to the complaint filed by the girl’s parents, the accused forcibly took the girl to his house and allegedly raped her. The girl later narrated the ordeal to her parents who
then approached the local police station. “A complaint was received late Monday night regarding rape of an 11-year-old girl by a juvenile. We have conducted the medical test of the girl and the report is awaited.
Ahmedabad: The Shahibaug underpass in the city, an arterial passage connecting the airport on one end and Civil Hospital on the other, has had its walls adorned by a mural chronicling the various life phases and moods of Mahatma Gandhi, made of closely knit, onesquare-inch sized, glass mosaic tiles, for the past 14 years. As the 150th birth anniversary year of Gandhi comes to a close, the murals are being chipped at as part of a renovation by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation.They will be replaced with new tiles of the same theme and design in a few months.Additional city engineer
Internet usage in Gujarat higher than national average Better penetration of 4G service, higher usage of 4G handsets and the rapid rise of online content is increasing internet consumption in Gujarat
Ahmedabad: Data usage per user per month in Gujarat stands at about 13 GB per month, a top official of a leading telecom operator said here on Tuesday. Better penetration of 4G service, higher usage of 4G handsets and the rapid rise of online content is increasing internet consumption in Gujarat, he said. Taking to media persons in the city, Abhijit Kishore, business head of Vodafone Idea Ltd said that for the company, on an average a mobile internet user consumes 13 GB per month in the state. "The national average is
City recorded 600 cases of typhoid in August this year compared to 525 cases last year Ahmedabad: Typhoid cases have increased in the city in July and August this year, compared to 2018 according to a report of Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC). Authorities said that higher vigilance is required to ensure that there is no consumption of contaminated water and
The Surat police came to know about it after the video went viral on Facebook
Mandal. They were bringing the idol to Gholvad area for Sthapana. The Surat police came to know about it after the video went viral on Facebook. A probe
about 10 GB per month," he said. With over 3.07 subscribers VIL is the largest mobile telephony operator in the state. Of these, close to half of the consumers use data and voice, while the other half use only voice service. Of the internet users, most have now migrated to 4G and there are very few users of 3G in the state. He attributed higher data usage to better penetration of 4G handset, availability of conducive telecom network and the increasing availability of content on the internet for the rise in data usage.
term and long-term. In the short term of one month, tiles from the extremely damaged parts of the
Jamnagar: Govt hospital doctor tests positive for Congo fever The test report returned positive of CCHF and the same were reported to the Guru Gobind Singh Government Hospital (GG) Hospital on Monday evening, the superintendent added. Jamnagar : A resident doctor of Guru Gobind Singh Government Hospital in Jamnagar has been diagnosed with CrimeanCongo Haemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) on Monday, hospital authorities said. Dr Nandini
Desai, superintendent of the hospital, said that one of the resident doctors was suffering from high-grade fever for nine days. As the fever persisted, the hospital sent her blood samples to the National Institute of Virology (NIV), Pune on Saturday. The test report returned positive of CCHF and the same were reported to the Guru Gobind Singh
was launched, and immediate action was taken in the matter. The arrested accused has been identified as Kamesh Rana, Tejas Rana, Osang Rana, Anil Rana, Amit Rana, Rajnikant Rana, Asraf Patan. Another minor was also arrested under sections 143 and 295(A) of Indian Penal Code J.K Pandya, ACP of Surat Police said, "Investigation revealed that the men were members of Shiv Ganesh Yuva Mandal of Gholvad. Eight persons have been detained on Tuesday and further investigation is going on," said JK Pandya, ACP of Surat police.
food.City recorded 600 cases of typhoid in August this year compared to 525 cases last year. Similarly, in July the number grew to 639 this year, compared to last year's 465.
Government Hospital (GG) Hospital on Monday evening, the superintendent added. “The doctor had attended to a patient with high-grade fever in the emergency ward on August 22. That patient died within four to five hours and therefore we couldn’t collect his samples for testing at NIV. This is the only suspected source of infection for this doctor as no CCHF cases have been reported in Jamnagar so far. But since the patient died immediately, we could not investigate much. The doctor also complained of fever on August 22. She was having symptoms similar to CCHF.
Vadodara: Bus driver held for injuring three cows
With 600 new cases in August alone, typhoid fever grips Ahmedabad
8 Men Seen Drinking, Dancing In Front Of Ganesh Idol In Gujarat, Detained Surat : The Surat police on Tuesday arrested eight men after a video of them consuming liquor and dancing to songs during Ganesh sthapana went viral on social media. The arrested revellers had been arrested from Gholvad area of Surat. In the video, they were spotted holding what appear to be beer bottles, passing them to each other and dancing in an inebriated state in front of Ganesh idol on road. As per police officials, the video was shot on Monday late night, and the detainees are believed to be members of Shiv Ganesh Yuva
(central zone) of AMC, Amit Patel, said they were working on the renovation in two-stages – short-
underpass walls will be removed, and in the long term of four to five months, all the tiles of the murals will be removed to subject the underpass walls to water-proofing treatment, after which fresh tiles will be laid to rebuild the mural.“We have seen extreme water seepage that has damaged the walls, also because of the railway track that runs over the underpass,” Patel said. “So we will have to coordinate with the railways as well so as to stop their trains along this route, at the time of the treatment. The landscape design shall be undertaken which is expected to be finalised within the next one to two months.”
Vadodara: Sayajigunj police arrested a driver of the city bus services late Monday night for knocking down and grievously injuring three cows in Fatehgunj area of the city. According to a complaint filed by a student of Maharaja Sayajirao University, driver Dhanji Khisti was driving at a
high speed as there was less traffic on the road and rammed the bus into the cows. Animal activists who rushed to the spot took the cows to a veterinary clinic after giving first aid. People gathered in large numbers but the driver managed to flee, abandoning the bus in the middle of the road. Police later arrested Dhanji
According to a complaint filed by a student of Maharaja Sayajirao University, driver Dhanji Khisti was driving at a high speed as there was less traffic on the road and rammed the bus into the cows
from his house and booked him under IPC sections 279 (Rash driving or riding on a public way), 427 (Mischief causing damage to the amount of fifty rupees.) and under relevant sections of the Motor Vehicles Act (1988).
E-stamping facilities all set to go up drastically across Gujarat Digital Move: Govt says creating more centres will help address problem of artificial shortage
Ahmedabad : The government on Tuesday announced that e-stamping facility will now be available at more centres including licensed stamp vendors and notaries.In Ahmedabad alone, stamp papers can be brought at 61 authorised centres of banks and their branches, courts and subregistrar offices but not all of them provide the e-stamping facility. E-stamping is a computer version of the stamp paper to pay stamp duty to
the government. Revenue minister Kaushik Patel at a press conference said that the state has decided to increase
the number of vendors who can provide the facility of e-stamping. "We had received several complaints about
black marketing, artificial shortage of stamp papers created by stamp vendors to procure more money from those in need. But with more vendors getting the nod for e-stamping, this will be curbed," said Patel.He said that this will also improve the speed and efficiency with which documents need to be registered in the state. "Moreover, with e-stamping, people need to buy stamp papers in advance," said Patel.
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