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Serum Institute to begin producing Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine from September Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine, developed by Gamaleya National Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology in Moscow, was granted emergency use authorisation in India in May. Agency News: New Delhi The Serum Institute of India (SII) and the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) Tuesday announced plans to start producing the Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine in India from September. Russia’s sovereign wealth fund, which is promoting the vaccine globally, said the plan was to produce over 300 million doses of the vaccine per year in India. “As part of the technical transfer process, SII has already received cell and vector samples from the Gamaleya Center. With their import approved by the
Drug Controller General of India (DCGI), the cultivation process has begun,” the RDIF said in a statement. Expressing delight over the partnership, Adar Poonawalla, CEO of SII, said that accessibility of the Sputnik V vaccine in full measure is critical. “We hope to make millions of doses in the coming months with trial batches starting in the month of September. With high efficacy and a good safety profile, it is critical that the Sputnik vaccine is accessible in full measure for people across India and the world,” Poonawala said Given the uncertainty of the virus, it is important for
international institutes, and governments to collaborate and further bolster up our fight against the pandemic,” he added. Kirill Dmitriev, CEO of the RDIF, also said that the partnership is a major step to substantially increase production capabilities.. “This strategic partnership is a major step to substantially increase our production capabilities demonstrating a perfect example of joining forces and expertise to save lives both in India and around the world. With technology transfer underway we expect the first batches of the vaccine
to be produced jointly with SII in coming months,” Dmitriev said in a statement. The Russian vaccine, developed by Gamaleya National Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology in Moscow, was granted emergency use authorisation in India in May. At present, it is being manufactured by Hyderabadbased Dr Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd in India. Recently, Dr Reddy’s received nearly three million doses of Sputnik V from RDIF, with which it has a pact to sell 125 million people doses (250 million vials) in India.
Prashant Kishor meets Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Delhi, sets political circles abuzz While it was not clear what the meeting was about, it came against the backdrop of infighting and turmoil in the Congress unit in Punjab. Agency News: New Delhi Setting the political circles abuzz, poll strategist Prashant Kishor Tuesday met former Congress president Rahul Gandhi at his residence in Delhi, According to reports, senior party leaders including Priyanka Gandhi, KC
Venugopal, and Harish Rawat, the in-charge of Punjab affairs, were present during the meeting. While it was not clear what the meeting was about, it came against the backdrop of infighting and turmoil in the Congress unit in Punjab. The crisis has intensified in recent months and, with Assembly elections scheduled for early next year, leaders in the party have been getting restless over the delay in
its resolution. Last week, Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh had met Kishor at Kapurthala House, the CM’s residence in Delh Kishor, who was appointed principal adviser by the Amarinder, had come to Punjab during the recent Assembly elections in a few states, including West Bengal. However soon after the results, he had expressed his intentions to hang up his boots as a political strategist.
Anti-terror law should not be Don’t take Covid third wave misused for quelling dissent: predictions as ‘weather update’, says govt After government push, Madhya Pradesh Justice Chandrachud a press conference on the Alaya F looks gorgeous in the embellished top and double slit skirt.
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Centre’s “Against Coercion” In 2020 vs BJP’s Population Bills 2021 India is “unequivocally against coercion in family planning” and data shows “couples, on average, do not want more than two children”, the centre told the Supreme Court in a December 2020 affidavit signed by an Under Secretary in the Union Health Ministry’s Family Planning division.The affidavit - filed in response to a PIL by BJP leader Ashwini Kumar Upadhyaya seeking reintroduction of the mandatory two-child norm or the framing of an equal new law - emerges as two BJP-ruled states - Uttar Pradesh and Assam - and several party MPs have proposed controversial population control laws, which include blocking access to government benefits for couples with more than two children.
Covid protocol in place ahead of House session With the Monsoon Session set to begin on July 19 under the cloud of the Covid-19 pandemic, Speaker Om Birla on Monday said Parliament will set up a number of digital initiatives to improve the efficiency of lawmaking as well as to keep the general public familiar with its functioning.The 19-day session, which is scheduled to conclude on August 13, will also be held with strict Covid-19 protocols. However the vaccination programme has eased the protocols a little – MPs who have been inoculated with even one dose of the vaccine will not be required to undertake the RT-PCR test, which had been mandatory during the last two sessions. While the timing for both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha will remain normal.
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Speaking at the Indo-US Joint Summer Conference on Indo-US legal ties, Supreme Court judge Justice DY Chandrachud has said that the anti-terror law should not be misused for quelling dissent. Justice Chandrachud said, “Criminal law, including antiterror legislation, should not be misused for quelling dissent or harassment to citizens. As I noted in my judgement in Arnab Goswami vs the State, our courts must ensure that they continue to remain the first line of defence against the deprivation of liberty of citizens.”The Supreme Court judge said, “Deprivation of liberty for even a single day
is one too many. We must always be mindful of the deeper systemic issues of our decisions.” The remarks came amid the backdrop of the tribal activist Stan Swamy’s death that has raked up a controversy, with many of the co-accused in the Elgar Parishad case seeking a probe.India represents pluralist society Justice Chandrachud said the US is a “torchbearer in promoting liberty, freedom of speech and expression and religious peace”. “India, being the oldest and largest democracy, represents ideals of multicultural, pluralist society where their constitutions are focused on a deep commitment and respect for human rights,” he underlined.
Cabinet Committee rejig: Smriti Irani, Mansukh Mandaviya on Political Affairs committee Labour minister Bhupender Yadav, too, on CCPA; Jyotiraditya Scindia, Narayan Rane on Investment & Growth panel Agency News: New Delhi It’s the season of rejigs. Days after the Cabinet reshuffle in the second innings of the Narendra Modi government, now it is time for changes in the Cabinet Committees. Women and Child Development minister Smriti Irani, Environment and Labour minister Bhupender Yadav, Ports minister Sarbananda Sonowal. Health minister Mansukh Mandaviya and Rural Development minister Giriraj Singh are now on the all-important Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs (CCPA), which is led by PM Modi himself. Law and Justice minister Kiren Rijiju and
People have failed to understand that adherence to Covid-appropriate behaviour will prevent or cause any future waves of the coronavirus pandemic, an official said. Agency News: Pune
The government said on Tuesday the predictions about a third wave of the coronavirus pandemic should be taken seriously as it warned that the gains made so far will come to a nought if people continue to violate Covid-19 appropriate behaviour. The comments by Lav Agarwal, joint secretary in the health ministry, came amid reports of thousands of people flocking to hill stations and flouting Covid-19 norms. Agarwal, while addressing
coronavirus pandemic in the country, said people have failed to understand that adherence to Covid-appropriate behaviour will prevent or cause any future waves of the coronavirus pandemic. “We would like to request to everyone -- when we talk about the third wave, we are taking it as a weather update and not understanding its seriousness and our responsibilities associated with it,” Agarwal said. Agarwal said that approximately 73.4 per cent of the new Covid-19 cases reported so far in July were from Kerala, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Odisha. He added that 55 districts across the country reported a positivity rate of more than 10 per cent in the week ending July 13. He also said that central teams have been rushed to Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Assam, Meghalaya, Odisha, Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Nagaland and Tripura to support them in COVID-19 management.
adds 1,478 Covid ‘backlog’ deaths to tally The additional deaths came to the fore after the government on June 26 issued a letter to all district authorities urging them to report any deaths till June 30 which were not added so far on the government’s ‘Sarthak’ portal. Agency News: Kangra Madhya Pradesh on Monday added 1,478 ‘backlog deaths’ from the second wave of the pandemic till June 30 to its existing record taking the Covid-19 death toll to 10,506 from 9,027 deaths reported in the state until Sunday. The additional deaths came to the fore after the government on June 26 issued a letter to all district authorities urging them to report any deaths till June 30 which were not added so far on the government’s ‘Sarthak’ portal. The exercise was started after Chhavi Bharadwaj, Mission
director of National Health Mission, issued an order. During the second wave of Covid-19, all the positive cases, total deaths and recovery rates are uploaded on Sarthak through Form 3A by district administration. However, according to senior government officials, the deaths which mostly took place in private hospitals or of those patients under home isolation were left out from the Sarthak portal. It was these deaths that were identified following the
letter of June 26. The issue of the left out deaths that were added to the state’s tally was also discussed in a review meeting held by Chief Minister, Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday. Madhya Pradesh has been facing allegations of underreporting Covid-19 deaths. Bhopal alone was 109 while the three Covid-19 designated crematoriums and one graveyard had carried out over 2,500 cremations — far outnumbering the state’s tally for the month of April.
2 dead, 10 missing, 20 stranded in Himachal flash-floods I&B minister Anurag Thakur have been included in the Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs. Civil Aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, MSME minister Narayan Rane and Railways minister Ashwini Vaishnaw are on the Cabinet Committee on Investment and Growth.Vaishnaw and Bhupender Yadav are also on the Cabinet Committee on Employment and Skill Development.Of the eight committees, six are headed by PM Modi and two by Home Minister Amit Shah.The PM heads the committees for Appointments, Economic Affairs, Political Affairs, Security, Investment and Growth and Skill and Development.
The SDMC further reported that about 11 houses and several vehicles have been damaged. Electricity supply has been hampered at various locations and nearly 60 roads have been closed in different parts. Agency News: Kangra As parts of Himachal Pradesh continue to receive heavy rainfall triggering devastating flash floods, at least two people have died, 10 are missing and 20 are stranded in different locations in Kangra district. As per the State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA) and the Revenue Department, over
100 people, including 80 students and a few families, have been rescued from the popular Triund trekking route. Four have also been rescued from flood-hit Boh village. The SDMC further reported that about 11 houses and several vehicles have been damaged. Electricity supply has been hampered at various locations and nearly 60 roads have been closed in different parts. A yellow alert had been issued in Kullu on Monday, Additional Deputy Commissioner Prakash Singh informed, adding that
at least 25 roads had been shut in the district and eight transformers were down hampering the electricity supply. Several vehicles were stranded on both sides of NH3 in Lahaul Spiti due to a flash flood in a nalla following heavy rainfall. The district Police, BRO and local administration teams undertook restoration work to clear the route. The district Police, Border Roads Organisation and the local administration teams are engaged in restoration work to clear the route.
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Yogi Adityanath Government in Uttar Pradesh has launched massive assaults on democracy and the constitutional values in the state to retain power in the next assembly elections scheduled in February/March 2022. In its bizzare actions, Yogi and the Sangh Parivar are getting full encouragement from the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Home plus Cooperation Minister Amit Shah. Only seven months are left for the announcement of the assembly elections in Uttar Pradeshalong with four other states Punjab, Goa, Uttarakhand and Manipur. UP is most important as the assembly is the largest in the country with 403 seats while the seats for the Lok Sabhaare fixed at 80. The Lok Sabha elections are due in April/May 2024 and in all probability, the outcome of the assembly poll will have big influence on the campaign for the Lok Sabha pollin the state. Prime Minister knows the probable full impact of the UP assembly poll results on 2024 general elections and that is why he has taken complete charge of the UP strategy for thecoming assembly polls. PM and Amit Shah are working in tandem with PM playing a biggerrole while in 2017 assembly elections, it was all a show of Amit Shah and he excelled in that. But this time, after the disastrous defeat at the hands of Mamata Banerjee in Bengal,Narendra Modi has taken over the job of the prime strategist for the UP polls as he has afeeling that Shah’s strategy failed in Bengal and the BJP cannot afford another failure in astate like Uttar Pradesh. As of now, countless meetings have been held at the highest level of the government, both at the Centre and in the state to do a makeover of the Yogi government. The tussle which was there earlier between Yogi and the PM has been temporarily taken care of and the PM is bent on spending lot of time in the coming months before poll to continue finetuning thepoll strategy in consultations with his advisers to extract maximum results from the poll. LikeBengal, no holds are barred in this battle against the Samajwadi Party led opposition alliance but there is one advantage that in fight against Mamata, PM-Shah could use only central agencies, but for UP polls, with Yogi as Chief Minister, the state agencies are also availableto harass the opposition leaders before the poll. That way, it will be a twin attacks against theopposition in Uttar Pradesh by the agencies of both Centre and the state.Narendra Modi and the Sangh Parivar are battle ready for the polls in Uttar Pradesh. They have lot of weapons in their armoury and they will use these in the campaign, when needed.As against this, what is the state of preparedness of the opposition? That is pathetic. Themain party Samajwadi Party led by former Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has still notreached a position where they can challenge the BJP on an equal footing in the 2022 elections. Yes, seven months are still left and many developments may take place in the intervening period. But knowing Modi-Shah, one may say that they are preparing to leave the worst period of governance in UP behind and working for corrective actions to brighten the image of the Yogi government and the ruling BJP before the polls. The core issue is how far the opposition parties Samajwadi Party, the Congress and the other smaller parties have campaigned enough to take advantage of the governance failure and sought to emerge as an alternative. The SP despite its huge organizational base covering all districts, has not yet been able to generate that type of anti incumbency feelingwhich is needed to translate into anger against the BJP regime in the polls. As the ground reports tell us, there is seething anger against the Yogi government for so many issuesincluding the gross management of pandemic, but this did not get the due outlet due to lacko trust in opposition.Congress has started some noises against Yogi Government but its impact is so limited thatthe state BJP cares little for it. The state party with Priyanka Gandhi Vadra in charge, isholding some workers meetings but there is no adequate - Kapilkumar M. Hirpara response to the moves.
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SC clears way for appointment of 1,500 teachers in 11 non-scheduled Jharkhand dists Hearing a Special Leave Petition arising out of the HC order, the Supreme Court said “there was no reservation therein for locals/domicile of non-scheduled districts” and “the subject matter…relates to appointments from the scheduled districts of Jharkhand” Agency News: Ranchi More than 1,500 teachers, whose appointment to secondary schools in 11 nonscheduled districts across Jharkhand was obstructed due to legal hurdles, have been given relief by the Supreme Court. The appointment process, advertised in 2016, ran into trouble after several petitions raised questions citing a district-based domicile quota in vacancies in 13 scheduled districts. The High
Court stayed the appointment and later a three-member High Court bench on September 13 last year ordered to quash the government advertisement in scheduled areas, stating that it would deprive the candidates of other districts. However, the bench had emphasised that “the selection process was never stayed by the court in the non-scheduled districts”. But despite the order, the Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms, in its order on February 18, said that after getting advised by Advocate General’s Office, the Jharkhand government had decided to stop the appointment process. Hearing a Special Leave Petition arising out of the HC order, the Supreme Court said “there was no reservation therein for locals/domicile of non-scheduled districts” and “the subject matter… relates to appointments from the scheduled districts of Jharkhand”. A bench of Justices Navin Sinha and R Subhash Reddy noted.
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Former Indian cricketer and 1983 World Cup winner Yashpal Sharma passed away due to a cardiac arrest on Tuesday morning. Agency News: New Delhi
India reports 32,906 COVID-19 cases, 2,020 deaths in a day Agency News: New Delhi The health ministry on Tuesday informed that 32,906 fresh cases of COVID-19 have been reported in India in the past 24 hours. The addition of the fresh cases has taken the COVID-19 case tally past 3.09 crore. The ministry also informed that over 38.14 crore COVID-19 jabs have been administered so far. Of it, over 40.65 lakh people were vaccinated on Monday.India has already surpassed Brazil in terms of cases. It is now the second-worst hit nation due to the coronavirus pandemic after the US.Over 4.10 lakh deaths due to COVID19Also, 2,020 COVID-19 related deaths were reported by the ministry during this period. The addition of the fresh fatalities has taken India’s death toll due to the
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Former Indian cricketer Yashpal Sharma, a member of the 1983 World Cup-winning squad, passed away due to cardiac arrest on Tuesday morning, news agency PTI reported citing family sources. A middle order batsman, Sharma represented India in 37 Test matches and 42 one-day internationals. He was an important member of Kapil Dev’s side that won the World Cup in England in 1983. Sharma
was India’s second highest scorer behind Kapil Dev in the tournament, piling up 240 runs in 8 innings with two half centuries to his kitty. He made his Test debut for India on the tour of England in 1979 and played the last of his 37 Tests in October 1983. He scored an unbeaten century against Australia in Delhi, while his highest Test score of 140 was scored in Chennai against England.
Young tiger captured in Yavatmal after fatal attack on man
No talk of any alliance between AAP and SBSP: AAP’s Sanjay Singh
Agency News: Nagpur Authorities captured a subadult tiger in the Zari-Jamni forest range of Yavatmal district on Monday, following a fatal attack on the night of July 9. It is rare that a tiger is ordered to be captured after just one fatal attack. “The tiger is about 22 months’ old, it killed a man on the intervening night of July 9 and 10. It was moving dangerously close to farms and villages in the area. So, we sought special permission to capture it,” said divisional forest officer Kiran Jagtap. Last year, too, a tigress was captured after it killed a woman in Pandharkawda division, also in Yavatmal district. “In this case, too, the tiger was roaming in fields and close to human settlements. We tried to make it go away, but it would remain unfazed. So we requested principal chief conservator of forest (wildlife) Sunil Limaye to issue the capture order.
NIA opposes plea against shifting of Elgaar Parishad case to central agency Agency News: Mumbai The National Investigation Agency (NIA), in its affidavit opposing a petition by Elgaar Parishad accused Surendra Gadling and Sudhir Dhawale challenging the transfer of the probe to the central agency, said the two have been booked under scheduled offences, investigation of which can be taken over by central agencies from state investigators at any point of time.The affidavit further contended that the petitions were meant to stall the probe initiated to unearth a “Naxal plague” that the agency is fighting in the country. The NIA submitted the affidavit before the division bench of Justice S S Shinde and Justice N J Jamadar. Gadling and Dhawale, along with others, have been behind bars since 2018 after being arrested by Pune Police in connection with the Elgar Parishad event organised in Pune in December, 2017. Pune Police had said that the event was part of a criminal conspiracy linked with the banned outfit CPI (Maoist). The case was transferred to the NIA on January 24, 2020. The petition, filed through advocate Satish B Talekar, said there were no compelling.
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deadly virus to 4,10,784. The surge in death toll came as Madhya Pradesh revised its death tally.Previously, the death toll had touched 4,529mark on May 19.Over 3 crore patients recovered Of the over 3.09 crore coronavirus cases reported so far, over 4.32 lakh are active cases of the virus. It is 1.40 per cent of the total caseload. Over 3 crore cases have recovered from the viral infection so far. Thus, the
country’s recovery rate stands at 97.28 per cent. The recovery rate had marginally dipped for the first time on August 27, 2020, because of the surge in active cases. It again dropped marginally on September 7, 10 and 11, and on November 25, 26 and 27 due to a surge in cases. It also dipped on February 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28 and is dipping throughout the month of March, April and May.
It’s been ages since Bollywood has seen a solid family entertainer, a movie that serves as the perfect excuse for loved ones to gather along, chuckle about and have a gala time. Well, happy days are back again! Here’s a delightful curtain raiser to the funniest family flick of the year.Mimi, Kriti Sanon’s much awaited next release, is a heartening blend of comedy and compassion in a wonderful story you’ve never seen before. With the added tadka of Pankaj Tripathi in top form, and a charming surprise in Sai Tamhankar, the film’s trailer tickles every nook and corner of our funny bone.
Sanjay Singh also accused Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party chief Om Prakash Rajbhar of lying on Monday when he said he will meet AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal this week to firm up an alliance for the elections. Agency News: New Delhi There is no talk of an alliance between the Aam Aadmi Party and the SBSP, AAP leader Sanjay Singh clarified on Tuesday amid reports of a tieup between the two parties ahead of assembly polls in Uttar Pradesh next year.Singh also accused Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party chief Om Prakash Rajbhar of lying on Monday
when he said he will meet AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal this week to firm up an alliance for the elections.“O P Rajbhar ji is lying. No meeting of Kejriwal ji with him has been fixed. Nor is there any talk of alliance with them,” Singh said on Twitter. “Whatever news is being published about the meeting of Om Prakash Rajbhar Ji with Arvind Kejriwal Ji is false and baseless,” the Rajya Sabha
MP and AAP UP in-charge added. Rajbhar had said he would meet Kejriwal on July 17 in the presence of Singh. During the meeting talks will be held to include the AAP in the Bhagidari Sankalp Morcha as an ally, Rajbhar said.
Samajwadi Leader Azam Khan, Son Recover From Covid; Sent Back To Jail Agency News: Lucknow Senior Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan and his son Abdullah Khan were discharged from a hospital on Tuesday after recovering from COVID-19 and are being taken to the Sitapur district jail where they were lodged in various cases before being hospitalised, officials said. The 72-year-old Rampur Lok Sabha MP and his 30-year-old son were admitted to the Medanta Hospital on May 9. “Seeing the improvement in his (Azam Khan’s) and his son’s health conditions, they were discharged from the Medanta Hospital at 10.30 on July 13. He and his son are now fully medically fit,” the
Azam Khan and his son were confirmed Covid positive on April 30. They were admitted to a hospital from the jail on May 9. hospital said in a statement issued. Azam Khan and his son were confirmed Covid positive on April 30. Hospital Director Dr Rakesh Kapoor said Tuesday they were admitted to the hospital from the jail on May 9. Sitapur district jail superintendent Suresk Kumar Singh told PTI Tuesday that the two are being brought back to the jail. Azam Khan, his son and wife Tazeen Fatma were
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Punjab Forest Department To Conduct Probe Into 400 Parrots’ Death In Faridkot lodged in the jail in February last year in connection with various cases. The Allahabad High Court had in December granted bail to Tazeen Fatma in all 34 cases registered against her.
India to appoint National Maritime Security Coordinator for maritime security The National Maritime Security Coordinator will break the silos and cut across the turf of Navy, Coast Guard, State Maritime Boards to enhance maritime domain awareness and ensure better response. Agency News: Lucknow Two decades after the Kargil Group of Ministers’ recommendation, the Narendra Modi government is all set to create and appoint a National Maritime Security Coordinator (NMSC) to interface between the civilian and military maritime domain with the objective of enhancing security
architecture and energy security of India. The Maritime Security Coordinator will work under Indian National Security Advisor and be the principal advisor to the government on maritime security domain. According to South Block sources, the Ministry of Defence and Military Affairs has sought Union Cabinet approval for the NMSC post and there is all likelihood that a serving or recently retired Vice Admiral of
Indian Navy will be appointed to the job. The NMSC has been a long pending requirement since the Kargil GoM recommended it and its need was most felt during the 2008 Mumbai massacre when 10 Pakistani Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) gunmen directed by ISI handlers in Karachi intruded into Mumbai and created mayhem with the maritime security agencies like Navy, Coast Guard and Mumbai Port all at sea figuratively.
According to the applicant, such deaths are taking place since 2017 every year which is duly published in the media but no remedial action is taken. Agency News: New Delhi The National Green Tribunal has directed the Punjab Forest Department to conduct an investigation into the death of around 400 parrots in Faridkot and ascertain the reason of their fatality. A bench headed by NGT Chairperson Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel asked Chief WildLife Warden, Punjab in coordination with the environment department to take remedial action in the matter. “From the material filed, it is difficult to give a clear finding as to why death of parrots is taking place. However, the reason for death of such large number of birds may need to be looked into. “Accordingly, we direct Chief Wildlife Warden, Punjab in coordination with Environment Department or any other Expert, to look into the matter and take remedial action in the
matter,” the bench said. The tribunal was hearing a plea filed by advocate H C Arora seeking a direction to prevent death of parrots in the compound of the office of Deputy Commissioner, Faridkot which appeared to be on account of spray of some chemicals. According to the applicant, such deaths are taking place since 2017 every year which is duly published in the media but no remedial action is taken. Mr Arora contended that 400 parrots died on June 11 under various Jamun trees in Faridkot, allegedly due to some chemical spray having being sprinkled on jamun trees. PromotedListen to the latest songs, only on JioSaavn.com Mr Arora has also sought sought directions to the state authorities against permitting spray of chemicals on Jamun trees on the government land at Faridkot.
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‘Tendulkar of T20s’: Twitter erupts after Gayle breaches 14000 mark in T20s Agency News: New Delhi
Chris Gayle on Tuesday took Twitter by storm. The West Indies batsman became the first cricketer in the world to score 14000 runs in T20 cricket, prompting Twitterati to term him the ‘Sachin Tendulkar of T20s’. Gayle achieved the landmark with a match-winning half-century against Australia in the 3rd T20I, which helped West Indies beat the visitors by six wickets and seal the fivematch series. Gayle hit seven sixes and four boundaries and finished with 67 off 38 balls at Gros Islet. This was Gayle’s first T20I fifty since 2016 and it was a record-breaking one. The left-hander, who was already the highest run-scorer of the shortest format.
Shoaib Akhtar recalled how the ex-Lankan cricketer used to come up to him and request him to bowl fuller, promising to give his wicket away in return. Agency News: New Delhi Legendary fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar had given nightmares to many batters of his generation. His deadly bouncers and toe-crushing Yorkers were nemeses for many. The experts of the
game have described Akhtar as one of the toughest bowlers to face. But which batsman had surprised him the most? The ‘Rawalpindi Express’ has answered the question himself and it’s someone who himself had troubled numerous strikers of the cricket ball.
India batsman Shreyas Iyer is on the right path of recovery after he was named in a star-studded list of 45 cricketers by the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) for a fitness training camp. Apart from Iyer, the list included India limited-overs vice captain Rohit Sharma, Test vice captain Ajinkya Rahane, Suryakumar Yadav, Prithvi Shaw and allrounder Shardul Thakur.Iyer has been out of action ever since sustaining a shoulder injury the ODI series against England in
March this year. The talented right-hander had to undergo a surgery which ruled him out of IPL 2021. Rishabh Pant was named as the captain of Delhi Capitals in place of Iyer. It still hasn’t been confirmed whether can take part for the Capitals in the remainder of IPL 2021 which will now take place in the UAE in September this year after the league was postponed due to a virus outbreak this year. But MCA’s announcement augurs well for Iyer and DC. Iyer is also considered to be an important part of India’s middle-order.
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He is Sri Lankan spin legend Muttiah Muralitharan. The Lankan spin legend had mostly batted down the order - at No.11 during his playing days. Generally, the lowerorder batsmen aren’t a big challenge for the speedsters but Muralitharan was one such cricketer who had troubled Akhtar. Speaking to Sportskeeda, the former Pakistan pacer revealed that Muralitharan was the toughest batsman he had ever bowled to. Muttiah Muralitharan is the toughest batsman I have bowled to. I am not even kidding. He requested me not to kill him. He said, ‘I’m a skinny guy. I’ll die if you hit me with a bouncer. Pitch the ball up and I will give you the wicket away’.
Shreyas Iyer named in Mumbai fitness camp, hopes rise for IPL comeback Agency News: New Delhi
McLaren says F1 driver Lando Norris was mugged after Euro 2020 final
‘I’m a skinny guy, I’ll die if you hit me with a bouncer’: Shoaib Akhtar reveals the ‘toughest’ batsman he had bowled to
British Formula One driver Lando Norris was mugged after attending the Euro 2020 soccer final between England and Italy at Wembley Stadium on Sunday, his McLaren team said.The team added in a statement the 21-year-old had his watch stolen.“Thankfully, Lando was unharmed but he is understandably shaken,” the team added.“The team is supporting Lando and we are sure that racing fans will join us in wishing him all the best for the British Grand Prix this weekend.”“As this is now a police matter we cannot comment further,” it added.British media reported the watch was worth 40,000 pounds ($55,528.00).
Italy erupts as European champions come home to Rome
The first Italy team to win the European Championship in 53 years knew it was in for an exhilarating day when it arrived at Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci Airport at dawn from London to be welcomed by a banner on the tarmac reading.
Sensex jumps over 200 points in early trade, Nifty tops 15,750-mark Agency News: Mumbai Equity benchmark Sensex jumped over 200 points in early trade on Tuesday, tracking gains in index majors ICICI Bank, HDFC and Reliance Industries amid a positive trend in global markets.The 30-share BSE index was trading 228 points or 0.44 per cent higher at 52,600.69 in initial deals, while the broader NSE Nifty advanced 69.50 points or 0.44 per cent to 15,762.10. NTPC was the top gainer in the Sensex pack, surging over 3 per cent, followed by ICICI Bank, HDFC, PowerGrid, M&M, Axis Bank, L&T and
The 30-share BSE index was trading 228 points or 0.44 per cent higher at 52,600.69 in initial deals, while the broader NSE Nifty advanced 69.50 points or 0.44 per cent to 15,762.10. UltraTech Cement. On the other hand, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, HCL Tech and HUL were among the laggards. In the previous session, Sensex ended 13.50 points or 0.03 per cent lower at 52,372.69, while the Nifty inched 2.80 points or 0.02 per cent higher to 15,692.60.Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net sellers in the capital
market as they offloaded shares worth Rs 745.97 crore on Monday, as per provisional exchange data.According to Binod Modi Head-Strategy at Reliance Securities, the domestic market looks to be good as of now. “IIP data for May witnessed strong over 29 per cent growth on base effects, while second wave impact made it to see 14 per
cent contraction compared to May 2019. Hence, policy support is still much needed to spur economic activities in coming months, and we believe RBI will continue to maintain its accommodative policy in the medium
RBI Retail Direct scheme to woo individual investors for G-secs As part of continuing efforts to raise retail participation in G-secs and to improve ease of access, the RBI decided to move beyond aggregator model and provide retail investors online access to the Agency News: Mumbai The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Monday announced the ‘RBI Retail Direct’ scheme, a one-stop solution to facilitate investment in government securities (G-secs) by individual investors.As per the central bank, under the ‘RBI Retail Direct’ scheme, retail investors (individuals) will have the facility to open
and maintain the ‘Retail Direct Gilt Account’ (RDG Account) with the RBI. “RDG account can be opened through an online portal provided for the purpose of the scheme,” it said. The online portal will give registered users access to primary issuance of G-secs and access to NDS-OM. The date of commencement of the scheme will be announced later. “Encouraging retail
participation in the Government securities market has been the focus area of the government of India and the RBI,” the RBI said. regulators earlier tried to popularise G-secs among retail investors through the NSE GoBid app or retail debt market (RDM) segment of
the exchange. But these did not have the desired result due to lack of liquidity. The RBI’s intention now is to make the process of G-sec trading smoother for small investors. Accordingly, initiatives viz. introducing non-competitive bidding in primary auctions, permitting bourses to act as aggregators or facilitators for retail investors and allowing odd-lot segment in NDS-OM secondary market have been taken in the past.As part of continuing efforts to raise retail participation in G-secs and to improve ease of access, the RBI decided to move beyond aggregator model.
term,” he said. Additionally, investors were upbeat as US equities recovered from earlier losses and all three key indices ended with record highs as expectations of robust June quarter earnings lifted sentiments.
Gold, silver rates edge higher in Indian markets Agency News: New Delhi
Prices of gold and silver edged higher in Indian markets on Tuesday, tracking positive global cues. On MCX, gold futures were up 0.2 per cent to ₹47,881 per 10 gram while silver rose 0.36 per cent to ₹69625 per kg. In the previous trade, the gold had closed at ₹46,965 per 10 grams. In global markets, prices of gold were flat today, supported by a weaker US dollar. Spot gold rose 0.1 per cent to $1,807.22 per ounce after falling to one-week.
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We all already know that Arjun Kapoor started off his career as an assistant director (AD) before he made his big debut with Ishaqzaade in 2012. He is one of the topmost actors of our industry today. But did you know there was a time when he was struggling with his job as an AD? In fact, he even tried his luck as an editor before stepping in direction. The Gunday actor has worked as an AD for Nikkhil Advani on Kal Ho Naa Ho and Salaam-eIshq. Both of these films have done well at the box office.
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Ram Kapoor buys electrifying new Porsche sports car, worth estimated ₹1.8 cr. Agency News: Mumbai
Actor Ram Kapoor has treated himself to a fancy new car. Porsche India over the weekend posted a picture on Instagram, revealing that Ram had purchased a blue 911 Carrera S. “Say hello to @iamramkapoor and his brand new 911 Carrera S delivered by Porsche Centre Mumbai,” the caption of the post read, adding, “Here’s welcoming the celebrated actor to the Porsche family, and we wish him thrilling journeys in the days to come.” It showed a beaming Ram Kapoor posing with the showroom employees, standing next to his new ride. The Porsche 911 Carrera S,
according to Car and Bike, is priced at ₹1.82 crore (ex-showroom). It’s a fourseater petrol with automatic transmission. Ram is known for his television roles, as well as appearances in films such as Udaan, Thappad,
Almost two years after entertaining us in Luka Chuppi and Housefull 4, Kriti Sanon is back and how! The actress will be seen in Laxman Utekar’s Mimi. Produced by Dinesh Vijan’s Maddock Films and Jio Studios, Mimi trailer dropped today and it is all things refreshing. Starring Kriti Sanon in the lead role, the film stars Pankaj Tripathi, Sai Tamhankar, Supriya Pathak and Manoj Pahwa among others in pivotal roles.
The Big Bull, and others. On TV, he has starred in shows such as Kasamh Se and Bade Achhe Lagte Hain. Last year, he was seen in Mira Nair’s adaptation of A Suitable Boy, which debuted in India on Netflix.
Mimi Trailer: Kriti Sanon’s surrogacy journey with Pankaj Tripathi is full of fun, drama & high on emotions
There is no dearth of work for actors: Mugdha Godse ‘MTV Forbidden Angels’ – a talent show following Supermodel of the year where Mugdha turned mentor to the young participants
Actor Mugdha Godse, who made a splash on the runway and in the modelling world, took Bollywood by storm with her debut film Fashion itself. She made her presence felt in Fashion alongside Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Kangana Ranaut, not as a model but as a full-fledged actress and she really hit the right chord. The actress earned huge recognition for her work including nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut, and has ensured to take up substantial work. Mugdha has been receiving some positive reviews for her recent outing MTV Forbidden Angels – a talent show following Supermodel of the year where Mugdha turned mentor to the young participants. Meanwhile she confirms to Cinema Journal that she has shot for two web series, “But because of the lockdown everything is at a standstill. Everything will begin once the lockdown is lifted.” Talking about being a mentor to aspiring supermodels, Mugdha shares it was more than mentoring and judging. “There are a lot of tips that I had to share, which I have learnt in my initial days. There were some girls who had some insecurities about whether they would make it or not and I would suggest they go with the flow. Don’t anticipate and get disheartened with the rejections. That’s all part of your journey, keep going ahead with it. You will find your own path whether it’s outside or whatever. Believe in yourself and keep going with a positive attitude,” begins the actress.
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Ahmedabad: 86 of 461 staff at Nadiad hospital got Covid more than a month after vaccination, shows study Even among those infected, 69 were mild cases and only one turned critical, while six others were severe. Sunvilla News: Ahmedabad
A study on breakthrough infections by a Nadiad hospital in Ahmedabad has revealed that as many as 86 of the 461 employees who got both doses of Covishield vaccine at a Nadiad hospital got coronavirus infection on an average of 38 days after the vaccination, of which one died.Muljibhai Patel Urological Hospital in Nadiad town in Kheda district tracked 461 of its hospital employees following both the doses of
the Covishield vaccine. Of the 86 employees who tested positive for Covid, 40 were paramedical staff, 27 were nurses and technicians and 19 were doctors. Only nine of the 86 had comorbidities. Even among those infected, 69 were mild cases and only one turned critical, while six others were severe. A total of 10 of the infected healthcare workers required hospital admission, of which two had to be transferred to an ICU for high flow oxygen. While one recovered, another died. The hospital was not a
dedicated Covid hospital but offered Covid-19 treatment. The deceased healthcare worker had hypertension as comorbidity and had cough, body ache and malaise after 31 days of the second dose of
Vaccination in Limbayat: Awareness drives, community leaders’ appeal encourage people
Priyanka Chopra Jonas impressed fans with her outfits at Wimbledon. She rocked an animal-print jumpsuit.
In Dahod gets blood transfusion centre Agency News: Vadodara The Wishing Factory (TWF), a city-based NGO founded by late Partth Thakur, has set up a blood transfusion centre at Zydus Medical College and Civil Hospital, Dahod. Thakur, a thalassemia major, had requested the Indian Railway TourismCorporation (IRTC) for two centres out of which the one at Dahod wasinaugurated on Monday. The wellness-cum-transfusion centre will helpmore than 200 thalassemia, sickle cell anaemia and haemophilic warriors from the underprivileged sections of society. “The place provided by the hospital is quite spacious. It allows ample free space for carrying out recreational activities. Also, there is an interactive space with toys and books for the children as well as a television set for their entertainment,” said TWF’s chairman and Thakur’s father Rajesh
A few months ago, officials of the Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) organised a meeting of litterateurs, doctors and religious leaders of the Muslim community to create awareness about Covid vaccination but there was negligible response. Agency News: Surat Appeal from religious leaders and initiatives by voluntary groups to get people vaccinated for Covid-19 have paid off in Surat with a large
number of people from the Muslim community turning up for vaccination at Eidgah ground in Limbayat area over the past few days. Volunteers of Faiz Group Circle have been campaigning to create awareness among the Muslim community on the benefits of Covid vaccination. Religious leader Saiyed Mustakali also appealed to the community to get vaccinated. A few months ago, officials of the Surat Municipal Corporation
(SMC) organised a meeting of litterateurs, doctors and religious leaders of the Muslim community to create awareness about Covid vaccination but there was negligible response. On Monday, the vaccination centre at Eidgah ground received 150 doses of Covishield vaccine but there were over 500 people waiting in queue to get vaccinated. Majority of them had to return without getting vaccinated.
Bharuch-Ankleshwar travel time reduced to 10 minutes Agency News: Surat The Wishing Factory (TWF), a city-based NGO founded by late Partth Thakur, has set up a blood transfusion centre at Zydus Medical College and Civil Hospital, Dahod. Thakur, a thalassemia major, had requested the Indian Railway TourismCorporation (IRTC) for two centres out of which the one at Dahod wasinaugurated on Monday. The wellness-cum-
transfusion centre will helpmore than 200 thalassemia, sickle cell anaemia and haemophilic warriors from the underprivileged sections of society. “The place provided by the hospital is quite spacious. It allows ample free space for carrying out recreational activities. Also, there is an interactive space with toys and books for the children as well as a television set for their entertainment,” said TWF’s chairman and Thakur’s father Rajesh
People from South Gujarat will be benefited from the construction of the new bridge,” said Patel at a gathering in K J Polytechnic ground of Bharuch. “This will also benefit workers of Ankleshwar, Bharuch, Dahej, Vilayat, Saykha industrial estates who have to cross the river daily,” he said, adding that the 140-year-old Golden Bridge may be converted into a heritage bridge in the future.
Mason couple’s son turns In Ahmedabad Midnight urge for chai brews trouble IIT dream into reality He appeared for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) and has got into the premier institute where he will pursue MTech in Agriculture Biotechnology. Agency News: Vadodara Picking up one brick after another to help his parents, who worked as masons at construction sites in Ahmedabad, all Sukram Baberiya dreamt of was building a better future for himself and his family.Taking a significant step in this direction, the youth from a tribal village in Dahod has secured a seat in the Indian Institute of Technology, (IIT) Kharagpur. The 21-year-old already has a BTech in biotechnology from Navsari Agriculture University under his belt. He appeared for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) and has got into the premier institute
where he will pursue MTech in Agriculture Biotechnology. Like many tribal boys from a humble background, Baberiya studied till Class 8 in a government school and then joined a grantin-aid school in his village. After clearing the Class X exam from this school, he took admission in the state-run Adarsh NivasiShala in Dahod.After Class XI exams in 2017, he got admission to Aspee Shakilam Biotechnology Institute in Surat, which is affiliated to Navsari Agriculture University My elder brother and some peers motivated me to study science,” he says. His elder brother Nitesh is pursuing a diploma in medical laboratory technology. Baberiya has three sisters, too. His parents would go to Ahmedabad to toil as masons and earn a living. “When I entered Class XI, I began helping them out whenever possible. I continued this till the first three years of my graduate course so that I could help contribute to the family income,” he said. Baberiya said that he stopped going to work only in the fourth year so that he could focus on his studies and prepare for GATE.
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vaccination. The patient was initially managed with oral medications but later required hospitalisation for IV steroids and oxygen supplementation for dyspnoea. Following ventilatory support, the patient died on the
Garage owner booked in Saurashtra’s first case under ‘anti-love jihad act’
The GFRA, popularly called anti-love jihad act, came into force on June 15. Agency News: Rajkot In the first case registered in Saurashtra under the amended Gujarat Freedom of Religion Act (GFRA), a garage owner in Dhoraji town of Rajkot district has been booked for allegedly raping a married woman and trying to force her to convert to Islam after befriending her, claiming he was an unmarried man. The GFRA, popularly called
For Amdavadis, chai is not a drink, it is a feeling. And while the city is known for its kitli culture, the desire to indulge in some tea-time during curfew will definitely land you in trouble. Three men from different parts of the city learnt this lesson the hard way when they were caught by the cops while roaming around the city on their quest to find some ‘cha’ at night. A 21-year-old student from Ghatlodia was searching for tea near Shastrinagar when he was caught by a team of cops patrolling the area around 1.50am on Monday . “When we stopped him and asked
him about the emergency that forced him to move out when curfew was imposed, the youth said that he was addicted to tea and had been searching for a kitli since midnight,” stated the FIR filed by Ghatlodia police. curfew notification along with epidemic act and disaster management act.” In the second case, a Satellite resident and a Ranipresident were found searching for a kitli near Shastrinagar crossroads. “Both the men were in their early thirties. When we asked them why they were out at 12.30am on Monday, they said that they were friends and were looking for a place to have tea and indulge in some gossip,” said police.
anti-love jihad act, came into force on June 15. The garage owner case was booked after a complaint was filed by the woman with the Dhoraji police station on Sunday. “The woman has stated that the accused told her that he was unmarried and assured her that he will protect her in all circumstances… The complainant also stated that the accused sent her some religious material on Instagram, asking her to read it so that she would convert,” said Sagar Bagmar, assistant superintendent of police (ASP) of Jetpur told The Indian Express, adding that the accused is absconding.
Gujarat Man Arrested For Sending People Abroad On Fake Passports, Visas The accused had even claimed to have sent Pakistani and Bangladeshi nationals to the UK, Canada, South Africa, and European countries via Pakistan on bogus passports and visas, the official said. Sunvilla News: Ahmedabad The Gujarat AntiTerrorist Squad (ATS) has arrested a 45-year-old man from Surat city for allegedly sending several persons abroad on bogus passports and visas, an official said on Tuesday. Based on a tipoff, a team from the Gujarat ATS raided a house in Varachha area of Surat on Monday and apprehended Adam Mohammad Irfan with several fake passports that had visa stamps of Canada, Turkey, US, Peru, among
other countries, the official said. Apart from making fake passports and visas, Adam Mohammad Irfan also admitted to having helped people acquire passports using fake identities and documents provided by him, he said, adding that these passports were issued from passport offices in Maharashtra, Delhi, and other states. In one of the WhatsApp chats intercepted by the ATS, Irfan had allegedly claimed that his connections at airports help him send people abroad on bogus documents, it was stated. The accused had even claimed to have sent Pakistani and Bangladeshi nationals to the UK, Canada, South Africa, and European countries via Pakistan on bogus passports and visas, the official said.
Nepali woman murdered; cash, mobile stolen Agency News: Rajkot A 39-year-old woman was hacked to death by unidentified assailants near Dared GIDC in Jamnagar on Sunday night. The accused later decamped with cash and a mobile phone belonging to the deceased. According to police, the deceased was identified as Anjuben Nepali. She was found murdered at her hut near Dared GIDC. Her husband Indra Bahadur, a native of Nepal who works as a security guard,
informed the police after he found his wife murdered and Rs 3,000 cash and a mobile phone missing from the hut. Police called up an emergency ambulance but the paramedical staff declared her dead at the spot. Jamnagar’s B division police registered a complaint against unidentified persons and launched a probe. “We have found CCTV camera footage where a suspect is seen at the crime spot and we are trying to establish his identity,” police said.
Heavy to very heavy rains forecast in the state, winds likely to blow at speeds of 30-40 kmph In areas in the state, including Ahmedabad, people taking a break from the rains shouted trahimam from the bubbling. The monsoon has resumed in the state as per the forecast of the Meteorological Department. Sunvilla News: Gandhinagar
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seventh day of infection.All the family members of the two healthcare workers who were transferred to ICU were infected with Covid-19, notes the study published as pre-print on July 7 and remains to be peer-reviewed. None of these family members were vaccinated. Both the healthcare workers being fully vaccinated had mild disease courses. On the contrary, all the affected family members had severe disease with one death in each family,” the study notes. Dr Ravindra Sabnis, the lead author of the pre-print study, which has been now submitted to the Indian Journal of Medical Sciences for publication, said that Muljibhai Patel Urological Hospital.
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The monsoon, which has been sluggish for the last few days, has resumed in the state. According to the Gujarat Weather Update, heavy rains are likely in the state for the next five days. According to the research, heavy rains may fall in South Gujarat, Central Gujarat and Saurashtra Kutch on July 13. The meteorological department
has also forecast winds of 30 to 40 kmph. Lightning strikes and thunderstorm activity can also occur. It may be mentioned that people in areas including Ahmedabad in the state shouted “Trahimam” as the rains took a break. According to the weather department forecast, monsoon has resumed in the state. According to the meteorological department, the monsoon is prevailing in many parts of the state. On the other hand, NDRF teams
have reached Valsad following the forecast of heavy rains in South Gujarat and Saurashtra. NDRF teams have also visited low-lying areas with officials. July 13 Forecast: Heavy to very heavy rainfall forecast for Surat, Navsari, Valsad as well as Daman and Dadra Nagar Haveli in South Gujarat. In Saurashtra, heavy to very heavy rainfall is
forecast from Rajkot, Jamnagar, Porbandar, Junagadh, Dwarka, Gir Somna and Diu. Heavy rains are forecast in Patan, Aravalli, Mehsana, Sabarkantha and Gandhinagar in North Gujarat. Aravalli, Ahmedabad Narmada, Bharuch, Dang, Tapi, Amreli, Botad, Kutch and Bhavnagar Heavy rains are forecast by the meteorological department.
Congress leader Bharatsinh Solanki sends notice to wife Reshma Patel through lawyer, claims to be acting arbitrarily Sunvilla News: Ahmedabad Bharatsinh Solanki, son of former Gujarat Congress president, former Union Minister and former Gujarat Chief Minister Madhavsinh Solanki, has sent a notice to his wife through a lawyer. In the notice, Bharatsinh claimed that his wife had been living apart for the last four years and was behaving arbitrarily. He also mentioned that he did
The notice also said that legal action would be taken against Reshma Patel if she misused her name to engage in any financial transaction. not have any dealings with his wife Reshma Patel. He also said in the notice that if anyone deals with Reshma Patel, he will not be held responsible. It is also written in the notice That if Reshma Patel misuses her name or engages in any financial transaction, legal
action will be taken against her. It may be mentioned that Reshma Patel, to whom Bharatsinh Solanki sent the notice, is his second wife. Bharatsinh Solanki married Reshma Patel for the second time after divorcing his first wife. In the notice case, Bharat
Singh’s lawyer KP Tapodhan said The notice has been issued as per the instructions of our client. The dispute between the two has been going on for four years. As it is a family case.