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News Brief HC asks auto, taxi unions to spell out reason for strike Agency | Mumbai, Jun 18
The Bombay High Court today directed unions of autorickshaw and taxi drivers to file an affidavit stating the reason behind their strike on June 15 and 17 in Mumbai. Taxi and autoriskshaw drivers had gone on a strike on these two days in the city seeking implementation of the proposed hike in fares and against the scrapping of the one-man committee which had recommended the hike.
Minor girl gangraped in Bengaluru; 3 arrested Agency | Bengaluru, June 18
A 15-year-old girl was gang-raped by three youths, including an acquaintance of her, at Ragigudda here, police said today. Upon a complaint from the girl, the trio, in the age group of 19 to 23, was arrested within hours of the incident yesterday, Additional Commissioner of Police C H Pratap Reddy said. The incident came to light after the victim lodged a complaint in JP Nagar police station alleging she was taken away by an acquainted person, with two of his associates, to an underconstruction building, and sexually abused and gang-raped, he said.
In upcoming local body polls
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Gujarat to introduce compulsory voting : CM This will allow it be implemented in the elections to be held in October in the six municipal corporations district panchayat and 6 municipal corporations are expected to be held in October 2015. The compulsory voting bill was first passed by the state Assembly in 2009. However, then Governor Dr Kamla had rejected the bill. It was once again passed in 2011, which makes voting mandatory in civic polls and has a provision of punishment. The bill
Correspondent | Rajkot
Gujarat will introduce compulsory voting in the upcoming local bodies polls, which are likely to be held in October, and the process of framing rules for default voters is underway. “We are in the process of notifying rules for compulsory voting bill. It will be implemented in Gujarat in corporation and the district Panchayat elections,” Chief Minister Anandiben Patel said on Thursday. She was answering a query on whether the Gujarat government will implement the compulsory voting bill in the upcoming local bodies elections. “The state government has made all the necessary arrangements to implement compulsory voting in the state. We have also been framing rules for people like those who cannot cast their votes and the norms will be declared very soon,” added Patel. “We have given orders of machines (electronic voting machine) and those
and suggestions to the committee for framing of rules. Recently, it is learned that the committee has compiled suggestions and submitted the report to the state government. Sources have revealed that government will not make a provision of harsh action against those who fail to cast their votes in the elections.
Battle with Modi sarkar:Advani’s Emergency remarks give Kejriwal much needed boost Agency | New Delhi
machines will come in time as well. So without any fear, all of us should participate in compulsory voting,” she said. Patel was in Rajkot to kick off ‘Shala Praveshotsav’ (school enrollment) drive of the state government at Karansinhji school of Rajkot Municipal Corporation. Opposition Congress criticised the move saying that the Gujarat government is ‘imposing’ compulsory voting through the power of majority. “You can pass the laws through majority but you have to see the spirit behind it. Such compulsory voting system is imposed on communist countries
like Russia and China. People will be harassed in such system,” Leader of Opposition in state Assembly, Shankarsinh Vaghela said. “Voting is the matter of one’s own will... You cannot pressurise or impose it on people. This is government’s pressure on people to make them cast their votes,” Vaghela added. “The laws should be in consonance with constitution. Our country’s constitution gives right to the vote to people and now it is upto the people whether they want to cast their votes or not,” Vaghela told reporters in Rajkot. Polls in 253 municipalities, 208 taluka panchayat, 26
Adopt innovative teaching methods to improve maths of students: Anandiben Patel
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s battle with the Narendra Modi government got a much needed boost with BJP veteran LK Advani’s comments on the lack of commitment to civil liberties and his fear that not much has been done to prevent the imposition of another Emergency. “I don’t think anything has been done that gives me the assurance that civil liberties will not be suspended or destroyed again. Not at all,” the BJP veteran said when asked whether he believed there exists a possibility of Emergency being imposed in the country once
again. “At the present point of time, the forces that can crush democracy, notwithstanding the constitutional and legal safeguards, are stronger,” Advani told The Indian Express in an exclusive interview. “But that it cannot happen again — I will not say that. It could be that fundamental liberties are curtailed again.” Kejriwal was quick to piggyback on Advani’s remark, questioning whether the Narendra Modi government was already experimenting on an Emergency-like situation with his Aam Aadmi Party government in the national capital. “Advaniji is correct in saying that emergency
can’t be ruled out. Is Delhi their first experiment?” the Delhi chief minister tweeted, highlighting his government’s battle with the NDA government through the office of the Lieutenant Governor. Since assuming power, achieving full statehood for Delhi has been the
top priority of his government. Since winning an unprecedent vote share in the Delhi Assembly, Kejriwal has constantly been at logger-heads with L-G Najeeb Jung over the appointments of senior bureaucrats who play the larger role in governing the national capital.
be able to be with their families to observe this blessed month,” Modi had said while conveying his decision to Sharif. Modi had also noted that there was a need for
having “peaceful” and “friendly” bilateral ties between India and Pakistan. India’s gesture comes in the backdrop of a war of words with Pakistan over Modi’s critical remarks about Pakistan during his Dhaka visit recently and in the wake of India’s military action in Myanmar. Meanwhile, Pakistan today released 113 Indian fishermen lodged in a jail in Karachi as a goodwill gesture. They will be handed over to Indian authorities at the Wagah border tomorrow.
India to release 88 Pakistani fishermen as ‘goodwill’ gesture Agency | New Delhi
Indian paddlers complete sweep of team titles
Agency | New Delhi, Jun 18
India claimed both the junior boys and cadet girls team championship titles at the South Asian Junior and Cadet Table Tennis Championships at the Talkatora Stadium here today. With just five teams in fray in the junior boys section, the Indian paddlers kept a clean slate winning all the four matches, without dropping a set, to retain the team title. Similarly, the cadet girls, too, performed as expected and won all their matches without a hiccup to complete the formalities. Sri Lanka’s junior boys won silver and Pakistan, who finished third and Maldives behind them, will get the bronze.
had been lying without Governor’s assent ever since. Then, in November 2014, Gujarat Governor O P Kohli gave his approval to the bill and it became an Act. Since the Act has a controversial provision of penal action against those who fail to cast their franchise, state government formed a committee and asked citizens to convey their opinions
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Chief Minister Anandiben Patel has asked teachers to adopt innovative teaching methods for improving performance of students in mathematics and languages while formally welcoming students to historic Shri Kishorsinhji School as part of Shala Praveshotsav 2015 in the city on Thursday. “I have been told students of Class-II to Class-V of this school are poor at mathematics and therefore, the school is unable to improve its grade. If their foundation is weak, how will stu-
dents make progress? … Teachers have been teaching students mathematics and science by using ballpens, chalk sticks and black boards. But activity-based teaching method can make learning process interesting for students. For example, teachers can ask students to count stones, number of trees on school campus and measure diameter those trees etc.,” the CM said while addressing teachers and students.Located at Kotharia Naka in old city area, Shri Kishorsinhji School is the institute from where Mahatma
Gandhi obtained some of his primary education. “This is the school where Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation studied. This is the place where he played and I believe, this place also played a part in sowing seeds of greatness in him. Therefore, this school must not remain a ‘C’ grade school at any cost,” Patel further said after formally welcoming 28 students who have enrolled with the school in Class-I this academic session. The school is run by Municipal School Board (MSB) of Rajkot.
India will release 88 Pakistani fishermen over the weekend as “goodwill” gesture after Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed the decision to his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif earlier this week. India has already communicated the decision to release the 88 Pakistani fishermen to their High Commission here and was now awaiting for the “exit documents” from that mission, official sources said. In a telephonic call to Sharif on
Tuesday, Modi extended Ramzan wishes and conveyed to him his decision to release detained Pakistani fishermen on this pious occasion. “The fishermen released will
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Sushma Swaraj’s scorecard
Foreign affairs minister Sushma Swaraj is at the centre of a political storm over a procedural passport matter. Obfuscated from the gleeful media accusations against her is an acknowledgement that after nearly a decade India has had in Swaraj a competent and hardworking foreign minister, who stayed below the radar and supported Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his overseas engagements. In cricket parlance, while Modi is the flamboyant Sachin Tendulkar, she is the steadfast Rahul Dravid who ensures that he gets the maximum strikes, and then consolidates the gains of the sixes and fours scored while batting for India. In the last year, Swaraj has notched up several achievements. She has travelled to 22 countries, 10 of which have been to prepare for prime ministerial visits to those nations, including Nepal, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, the US and China. The visits resulted in wins for India, both bilaterally and in fora like SAARC, Asean and G20. With SAARC, for instance, agreements on the long-overdue Motor Vehicles Network and electricity grid were signed. The critical Free Trade Agreement in services with Asean, which will benefit Indian professionals in IT and logistics, has seen progress. Critical bilaterals, as with the US, are finally smoothly on track, with little of the grumbling that was heard from Washington in past years. Swaraj is India’s first woman foreign minister, finally bringing India into the loop of those countries where women have reached leadership positions outside of dynasty. Under her watch, the ministry of external affairs, long viewed as sleepy and snobbish, is now a hive of activity, with performance targets to meet. The passport application process has improved dramatically, with India becoming the third-largest passport issuer in the world. Over 100 trade and investment agreements and memorandums of understanding signed during Modi’s 19 foreign visits are being implemented and coordinated with domestic and foreign ministries, the daily job of a diplomat. Swaraj is modest but her accomplishments are significant: the smooth transition of foreign secretary Sujatha Singh who was relieved to accommodate Modi’s preferred S. Jaishankar, the evacuation of nearly 20,000 Indian citizens and several thousands of other stranded nationalities from troubled Iraq, Yemen, Libya, Ukraine and Nepal, the completion of critical agreements like the Land Boundary Agreement with Bangladesh with a generous acknowledgement of the work of her predecessors and keeping steady continuity in India’s foreign policy. These were enabled by Swaraj’s political experience and personality. A politician for 35 years, she knows how to engage publicly, and her four years as leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha have honed her skills of negotiation. These are handy when parleying with China, or dealing with non-state actors like the Islamic State for the release of Indian nurses in Iraq. She also has an easy camaraderie with other women leaders, including Shaikh Hasina, Hillary Clinton and Julie Bishop.
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Friday Film Releases ABCD 2 movie review: VarunShraddha proudly takes India to world
Agency | Mumbai ‘Dance to express, not to impress’, the impetus words by director Remo D’ Souza justifies the true meaning of this performing art form. And who would know better than him about its addiction. The franchisee that he commenced is craving to be explored and Remo does so by instilling more energy with his latest offering. The second instalment of
ABCD franchisee is bigger, better, refined and articulate. Remo narrates the struggles of Suresh (Varun Dhawan) and his quest to conquer the World HipHop championship trophy. He belongs to Mumbai suburb and dreams to fulfil his mother’s one and only aim in life. In his troupe, he has his love Vinnie (Shraddha Kapoor), his mentor Vishnu Sir (Prabhu Dev) alongwith other super-talented dance freaks.
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QUOTE “You can pass the law through majority but you have to see the spirit behind it. Such compulsory voting system was in vogue in Communist countries OF THE like Russia. People will be harassed under such a system,” - Leader of opposition in state Assembly, Shankarsinh Vaghela, said DAY Actor Saif Ali Khan Was in Mumbai Court Today For 2012 Hotel Brawl Agency | New Delhi
A Mumbai court on Thursday referred actor Saif Ali Khan and an NRI businessman to a mediation centre in an assault case dating from 2012. The actor, who is accused of having punched the businessman, was in court for the hearing which had been scheduled for April 6 but was deferred because Mr Khan was filming and unable to appear. The next hearing is on July 27. Saif’s lawyer, Girish Kulkarni, said in a statement, “It is a compoundable aspect under section 325, mediation is permissible with the permission of the court. That is why the court suggested it. Saif is ready, the Public Prosecutor has suggested the same to Iqbal.” Mr Khan allegedly punched South African businessman Iqbal Sharma at Wasabi, the restaurant
at Mumbai’s Taj Hotel, in February 2012. The actor was at the eatery having dinner with his now-wife Kareena Kapoor, her sister Karisma Kapoor, actors Malaika Arora Khan, Amrita Arora and Amrita’s husband Shakeel Ladak. Mr Sharma alleges that Mr Khan assaulted him after he asked the actor’s group to be quieter. Saif Ali Khan, 44, claims that he was provoked by Mr Sharma who allegedly used abusive language against the women in the
dinner group, which led to the scuffle. In March, after a complaint by an RTI activist, the Union Home Ministry asked the Mumbai Police to expedite the report on the alleged brawl which had been pending for the last seven months. The activist, Subhash Agrawal, had demanded that the Home Ministry take back Saif Ali Khan’s Padma Shri, which he received in 2010. Mr Khan’s next movie Phantom, co-starring Katrina Kaif, releases this August.
Aamir Khan’s ‘Dangal’ update: Two more actresses finalised to play the younger daughters Agency | New Delhi While two actresses – Fatima Shaikh and Sanya Malhotra – have already been finalised to play to the role of Aamir Khan’s daughters in the upcoming movie ‘Dangal’, now the makers have zeroed in on two more names to play younger Fatima and Sanya. Zaira Wasim from Jammu and Kashmit and Suhani Bhatnagar from Delhi will play younger daughters in the movie. ‘Dangal’ is based on the real life story of wrestler Mahavir Singh and his famous daughter Geeta and Babita Phogat and the relationship between them. In an earlier interview, Aamir Khan said, “Dangal is not just a film about wrestling but an emotional journey of a father and his two daughters, which teaches us to empower our girls.” Director Nitesh Tiwari had finalised Fatima and Sanya for the roles, who will be seen wrestling on-screen and
Kangana Ranaut attending dance classes for Vishal Bhardwaj’s film Agency | New Delhi Looks like Kangana Ranaut doesn’t want to leave anything to chance. Probably, that’s why the actor, long before her next — directed by Vishal Bhardwaj — goes on the floors, has started preparing for the film. Apparently, the main part of her training will be taking dance classes. Kangana is set to play a “beautiful and seductive dancer” in the film.
“For the role, Kangana will learn dance forms like belly dance, cabaret, and can-can, considering her character will be shown to be an expert in them,” says an insider. The film also stars Saif Ali Khan and Shahid Kapoor, and is based in the era of the World War 2. “The look and appeal of the film will be glamorous, yet real. That’s why Kangana is also working hard to make sure that she puts her best foot forward,” adds the insider. Kangana will also visit New York, USA, to meet some Broadway dancers. “She will interact with them, and will also take a few classes from them, to learn the technicalities. She also wants to understand the mindset and body language of the dancers,” adds the insider. Besides, she plans to watch films such as Chicago (2002), Moulin Rouge (2001) and Phantom Of The Opera (2004) that offer elements of Broadway musical. Kangana couldn’t be reached for a comment.
Take Imran Khan for instance, after receiving much criticism for his performance in his last release, ‘Gori Tere Pyaar Mein’, the actor decided to take it slow and didn’t sign a new film for a long time. In the meanwhile, he was blessed with a baby girl, Imara, and decided to be by his wife’s side. Finally, after completing paternity leave, he agreed to do Nikhil Advani’s ‘Katti Batti’ opposite Kangana.
Aamir Khan, as on-screen father will be coach of the two Phogat sisters. In the movie, Aamir will be seen playing father to four
daughters, for which two actresses haven’t been finalised yet. ‘Dangal’ is set to go on the floors in September this year.
Shruti Haasan Says Yaara Director Tigmanshu Dhulia is a ‘Fine Actor’ Agency | Mumbai Actress Shruti Haasan, who has wrapped up the shooting of Tigmanshu D h u l i a ’s Ya a r a , said that s h e
“HE (TIGMANSHU DHULIA) UNDERSTANDS BOTH MEDIUMS REALLY WELL. SO HE CAN PUT ACROSS HIS VISION BETTER,” SAID SHRUTI HAASAN
feels fort u nate t o have worked with the acclaimed filmmaker so early in her career. “It has been wonderful working with Tigmanshu sir. I’m happy that he gave me such a great role to play. I’m lucky to work with him so early in my career,” Shruti said. Tigmanshu has also acted in films, and Shruti said that is a bonus for him as a director. “Since he is such a fine actor, he understands both mediums really well. So he can put
across his vision better. And acting according to those instructions was challenging, but fun,” she added. Shruti has mixed feelings about the conclusion of the film’s shoot. “I feel sad that the journey has ended. It’s been wonderful working on Yaara, and playing a beautiful role.” Yaara, a friendship drama, also stars Vidyut Jammwal and Amit Sadh in lead roles.
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Agency | New Delhi One Plus has reduced the price of its OnePlus One 64 GB smartphone by Rs 2,000 for a day. It’s now available at Rs 19,998 till 12 in the midnight. The price cut comes after its Chinese counterpart Xiaomi slashed the price of its Mi 4 64 GB model by Rs 4,000 on June 12, 2015. The Android v4.4 KitKat smartphone is powered by a 2.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon
801 quad core processor. The phone has 3GB RAM and 64GB internal memory with single SIM. It sports a 5.5-inch (13.97 cm) display with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 capacitive touchscreen with 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution and 401 ppi pixel density. The phone has a 3100 mAH lithium-polymer battery. It sports a 13MP primary camera with dual LED flash and 6 lenses to avoid distortion and color aberration.
Airtel spy code: Indian techie now demands apology for the legal notice from Israeli firm
Agency | New Delhi Earlier this month, a Bengaluru-based programmer named Thejesh GN,had accused Bharti Airtel of spying on its 3G internet subscribers. He has now expressed ‘outrage and shock’ over an Israel-based company’s legal notice and demands an apology. Thejesh was sent a notice by Flash Networks, an Israeli company for reporting the manner in
which Airtel had introduced a JavaScript code in the pages browsed by Airtel customers. Flash Networks offers monetisation solutions to telecom operators across the world. Thejesh GN has sent a counter-claim to Flash Networks accusing the company of trying ‘to intimidate and silence’ him with a legal notice. It has also asked for an unconditional apology. Thejesh has put his reply on his official blog.
The flaw, likened by the researchers to the Heartbleed bug, exposes passwords, addresses, access codes as well as location data. The problem, which affects a wide range of apps including games, social networks, messaging, medical and bank transfer apps, lies in the way developers authenticate users when storing their data in online databases. “In almost every category we found an app which has this vulnerability in it,” said Siegfried Rasthofer from the Darmstadt
University of Technology, who took part in the research. Most apps use cloud services like Amazon’s Web Services or Facebook’s Parse to store, share or back up users’ data. While such services offer ways for developers to protect the data, most choose the default option, based on a string of letters and numbers embedded in the software’s code, called a token. Attackers can then easily extract and tweak those tokens in the app, which then gives them access to the private data of all users of that app stored on the server.
Shane Watson was one of the highlights of this year’s World Cup, had Karunaratne caught in the slip in his first over but it turned out to be a no-ball. More misery awaited Riaz in his fourth over when Silva cut a delivery to backward point where Yasir Shah not only grassed it but also managed to hurt himself, requiring medical attention. Riaz, whose struggle for rhythm was evi-
dent in the three no-balls he sent down in his six overs apart from being warned for running onto the pitch, eventually got a modicum of revenge in his fifth over after changing ends.The paceman, who turns 30 this month, hurried Karunaratne (21) into a pull shot with a sharp, rising delivery and Sarfraz Ahmed collected the edge behind the stumps.
In women’s singles, Saina Nehwal retained her World No. 2 position, while P V Sindhu held on to 14th place. Agency | New Delhi Indian shuttler HS Prannoy grabbed his career-best world number 12 spot after improving a place in the latest men’s singles ranking, announced by BWF on Thursday. The 22-yearold Kerala shuttler has been on the sidelines for sometime as he is still re-
covering from his swollen foot, which saw him hand a walkover in Singapore Open Superseries quarterfinals in April. Indonesian Masters winner Prannoy is now the third best-placed Indian after K Srikanth (World No. 3) and Parupalli Kashyap (World No.10). In women’s singles, Saina Ne-
hwal retained her World No. 2 position, while P V Sindhu held on to her 14th place. Commonwealth Games silver medallists, Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa are placed at No.15 in the women’s doubles ranking, while no Indians features in the top-25 of the men’s and mixed doubles rankings.
ECB to launch Women’s Cricket Super League Agency | London
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has decided to make its biggest investment in women’s cricket by pumping three million pounds to launch a six-team super league tournament. The tournament, which is scheduled to start next summer, will initially employ the T20 format and would go on for two weeks, the BBC reports. However, the venues and dates have still not been decided. Delighted with the announcement, ECB chief executive Tom Harrison said that it was a major step forward for the women’s game in England. The ECB has said that besides improving standards domesti-
Agency | Santiago Brazil superstar Neymar was sent off as the five-time world champions crashed to a 1-0 Copa America defeat against Colombia here on Wednesday. In sensational scenes after the final whistle, Neymar was shown a red card after an ugly melee involving players of both sides in which he appeared to aim a headbutt at Colombia goalscorer Jeison Murillo. Colombia striker Carlos Bacca was also shown red following the fracas at the end of a frenetic Group C battle.
Agency | Santiago A little under two weeks ago Neymar netted the goal that wrapped up Barcelona’s Champions League triumph against Juventus but his needless sending off at the Copa America on Wednesday means the Brazil forward may have played his last game at the tournament. Neymar was shown a red card at the end of their 1-0 Group C defeat to Colombia after he became involved in scuffles
Cricket-Sri Lanka ride luck to reach 142-1 post tea Agency | Galle
cally, the move would also aim to inspire more women and girls to take part in the sport, as well as providing more revenue opportunities through broadcasting and sponsorship. Clare Connor, ECB director
of England Women’s Cricket, said that the Women’s Cricket Super League was ‘the next stage in the evolution of women’s cricket’, following the introduction of central contracts last year.
Thousands of apps leave Neymar does a Zidane: Watch Brazilian star get a red card for headbutt in Copa America data exposed to hackers game,” Alves fumed. “We
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between the South American rivals and will miss Sunday’s match against Venezuela and probably at least one more game. The 23-year-old had earlier been booked for a handball and he complained afterwards that he was being victimised by match officials and criticised Chilean referee Enrique Osses, who also dismissed Colombia forward Carlos Bacca after the melee. “They have to use the rules against me,” Neymar told reporters.
“The ball hit me on the hand unintentionally and I got a yellow. “This is what happens when you put in a weak referee. There was a misunderstanding but there was no need to send everyone off. I didn’t even see that he had expelled me.” The defeat was Brazil’s first in 12 matches and the first game coach Dunga had failed to win since taking over following the 2014 World Cup finals. It left Colombia and Brazil tied at the top of Group C on three points along with Venezuela, who have played one game fewer and meet Peru later on Thursday. Neymar admitted he had a poor game against Colombia but said he was confident his team mates would get the result they needed against Venezuela and seal a place in the last eight.
Neymar had already ensured he would miss Brazil’s final first round game against Venezuela on Sunday by collecting his second yellow card of the tournament for a deliberate handball in the first half. Three teams -- Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela -- now have three points in Group C. Neymar’s Brazil and Barcelona team-mate Dani Alves lashed out at Chilean referee Enrique Osses following the defeat. “Referees have to stop thinking that they are the stars, the stars are not them -- they are there to control the
are used to this in South America -- everyone here is against Brazil.” Alves also accused Colombia’s players of seeking to provoke Neymar, 12 months after the striker suffered a broken vertebra during the two teams’ stormy World Cup last eight battle. “They know the personality of Neymar and they went in search of him,” he said. “They tried to provoke him and make him nervous.” Victory was sweet for Colombia, who were subjected to roughhouse tactics from Brazil last year during the World Cup in a 2-1 quarter-final exit, a match scarred by a whopping 54 fouls. “We had a great gameplan and it worked today,” said Colombia’s Real Madrid star James Rodriguez. “Four days ago we lost to Venezuela when we played well, tonight we played well and beat Brazil, sometimes it happens like that.”
Kaushal Silva capitalised on an early reprieve to hit his eighth test fifty and help Sri Lanka to 123 for one at tea on day two of the first test against Pakistan at Galle on Thursday. Dropped on six in the morning session, the right-handed opener was batting on 52 at the break with Kumar Sangakkara (41) at the other end with the duo having added 93 runs for the flourishing second wicket stand. After rain had washed out nearly four sessions, Pakistan captain Misbahul-Haq won the toss and decided to bowl, trusting his bowlers to exploit the freshness of the pitch and try and get the hosts out cheaply. With a bit more luck and discipline, the visitors, especially paceman Wahab Riaz, could have at least dismissed both the openers by the eighth over. The left-arm paceman, whose fiery spell against Australian
Footitt included in England’s Ashes training camp Mark Footitt has the chance to stake a claim for a place in England’s Ashes squad at an upcoming training camp with the team.
Derbyshire seamer Mark Footitt has been included in England’s training camp for the upcoming Ashes series with Australia. Uncapped Footitt has impressed for County Championship Division Two side Derbyshire this season, taking 32 wickets in first-class cricket at an average of 24.81. And the 29-year-old has been rewarded for his form this term with a spot in the camp in Spain as England prepare to try to regain the Ashes under new head coach Trevor Bayliss.
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Two alumni contribute Rs 8 crore for auditorium, swimming pool at IIMA Sunvilla News | gandhinagar
IIM Ahmedabad(IIMA) campus will have swimming pool facility possibly in next two years. The swimming pool will come up in IIMA new campus. It will be named after its sponsor company IIFL. Mr. Nirmal Jain, Chairman, IIFL is contributing towards setting up a swimming pool which will be another addition towards making the sport complex of IIIMA at par with the best campuses internationally. Jain is passionate about sports and therefore choose to contribute Rs 3 crore for swimming pool, said Prof. Arvind Sahay. Jain is founder and chairman of IIFL Holdings Limited. He is 1989 PGDM(Post Graduate Diploma in Management) from IIMA, a Chartered Accountant
Thane girl abducted, sold in Gujarat, reunited with family Correspondent | Thane
and a rank-holder Cost Accountant. He started his career in 1989 with Hindustan Lever Limited, the Indian arm of Unilever. In another development, the IMDC auditorium of IIMA new camps has been named after Mr PP Gupta, Managing Director, Techno Electric & Engineering Company Ltd. Gupta who was present today at IIMA campus is contributing Rs 5 crore for upgradation of the IMDC auditorium to international standards
A teenaged girl from Ulhasnagar here who was allegedly abducted and sold in Gujarat, managed to escape from clutches of her predators and has been reunited with family, police said today. The 14-year-old victim, a resident of a township in Ulhasnagar went missing on May 9, following which her mother filed a missing report with the police. Inspector Madan Ballal, Child Protection Unit of Thane police said the girl managed to flee from clutches of the accused in Gujarat and reached Dadar in Mumbai on June
and its maintenance for the next 25 years. Aged about 65 years Gupta is a Bachelor in Engineering and a Post Graduate in Business Management from IIMA. He was associated with the Planning Commission, Government of India, as a Financial Analyst and Management Consultant, deputed to Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited(BHEL) and as an adviser in the merchant Correspondent | Rajkot banking division of the erstwhile ANZ Grind- The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) found its back to the lays Bank, Kolkata. wall as its own corporator protested against what he called “bureaucratic rule” and opposition Congress ers who would stand as taunted the ruling party surplus. A decline of 10 over this at a meeting of per cent in Class X re- general board of Rajkot sults mean over 80,000 Municipal Corporation regular students would (RMC) on Wednesday. As be retained in the same the bimonthly meeting of class… So, how these the general board of RMC Class XI sections will be began, Rajendrasinh Jhafilled? In the first phase la, former chairman of some 700 sections and standing committee of the 2,000 teachers have been civic body and BJP corpoidentified, more could be rator from Ward number added to this as per the 2, stood up and requestsituation,” a senior edu- ed mayor Raksha Boliya cation official said. to take up his questions on priority basis. Jhala wanted to know about the number of outlets selling non-vegetarian food in the
16 and was reunited with family yesterday. Ballal said during the probe, police zeroed on a woman, named Pooja Shaddar alias Ruma (29). Through Ruma, one woman fish-seller, Shobha Jadhav (45), was nabbed who told the police that she took the victim to
Bhavnagar and sold her to one Bharatbhai Govind Makwana (60). She also informed that Makwana married the girl off to an autorickshaw driver Raju Waza (32). The team reached Bhavnagar yesterday and arrested Waza, and Makhwana from a lodge, the officer said.
Corporator of ruling BJP protests against ‘bureaucracy’ in Rajkot civic body
After overall poor state board results, the Gujarat education department has decided to wind up more than 700 sections and declare over 2,000 teachers of grant-in-aid schools as surplus. As per the report sought by Chief Minister Anandiben Patel, the education department has already identified these sections
and teachers. The majority of the affected sections and teachers belong to general stream of higher secondary grantin-aid schools. The move comes after the pass percentage in Class XII general stream and Class X exams were 54.98 per cent and 54.42 per cent, respectively. “With these results, there is no option, but to close down sections and declare teach-
Paresh Rawal’ wife Swarup Sampat nominated to CABE Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad(East) Lok Sabha MP Paresh Rawal’s wife, and actress and former Miss India Swarup Sampat has been nominated to the reconsititued Central Advisory Board on Education (CABE), the highest advisory body on education in the country which is headed by Human Resource Development Minister Smriti Irani. Sampat has been nominated under the category of ‘creative arts’. Anirban Ganguly, Director of Shyama Prasad Mookherjee Research Foundation is another notable nominated member in the body. The 19 nominated members also include Swami Atmapriyananda, Vice-Chancellor of Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University, Belur Math. Atmapriyananda has been nominated under the category of ’eminent academicians’. Besides, CABE comprises heads of some central institutes such as vice-chancellor of Central University of Gujarat Syed A Bari and
vice-chancellor of Uttarakhand University Jawahar Kaul, considered close to the HRD minister. They have also figured in committees constituted by the ministry. CABE was reconstituted on June 11, with 19 nominated members from different fields, apart from ex-officio members, various union ministers and vice-chancellors of different universities. Among nominees representing languages is Pankaj Trimbak Chande, former vice-chancellor of Uttarakhand Sanskrit University, Haridwar, as well as Naheed Abidi, a Padma Shri awardee. Vice-chancellor of National Bal Bhawan Indumati Rao, founder secretary of Drishti Stree Adhayayan Prabodhan Kendra Pune Anja-
li Deshpande, entrepreneur Sanjeev Bikhchandani and co-founder of Team Lease India Manish Sabharwal have also been included as nominated members.
city and details of action taken by RMC against illegal outlets. He had also sought to know about status of roads and drains in his election ward. He had submitted his question but it was assigned serial number six in the draw of lots. However, the mayor turned Jhala’s request down as Opposition members, whose questions were at the top of the list, raised objections. As Jhala said he would not sit down
Patan Police submits report on wrist slitting
Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad
Patan Police on Monday submitted a report to the DGP office with regard to an incident in which a Manji Thakore of Patan slit his wrist during a public function of Chief Minister Anandiben Patel at Sabarmati Riverfront on Saturday evening. Patan police has stated in its report that no such
Push of screw driver and the car window goes crashing down Agency | New Delhi
Crime branch sleuths on Monday arrested a gang of four thieves for stealing valuables by breaking window glasses of parked cars. Crime branch officials said they have recovered six laptops, jewellery and an auto in which the gang used to travel to mainly western parts of the city to commit thefts. Inspector of Crime branch Bhavesh Rozia said during the interrogation of the gang members it has come to light that they are involved in about 18 such incidents in the city. “The gang has committed thefts in Vastrapur, Maninagar, Odhav, Anandnagar, Mirambika road Naranpura, from near Dhananjay Tower in Anandnagar, Ramol, Sola, Chandkheda, from a luxurious car on SG Road and from near a
Mall in Motera” added Rozia. Crime branch officials said on tip off they arrested Ritesh Garange, Naresh Fagnani, Pinkesh Machrekar and Ajay Indrekar, all residents of Sardarnagar area of the city, from Nana Chiloda area. Crime branch officials said the gang had a unique way of breaking open the windows of the car which were parked in isolation. “During the re construction the accused just put a screw driver in one corner of the glass and by giving a down ward push to the screw driver the crack the glass. Then by a giving little push, they would create a hole in the glass,” said a crime branch source. Assistant Commissioner of Police crime branch, MD Choudhry said they suspect the gang also to be involved in such thefts across the state.
Asiatic Lion dies in 30 ft deep open well in Gujarat
700 Class XI sections set to be closed, 2,000 teachers to be declared surplus Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad
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representation by the victim was made earlier in this regard and as it is an issue relating to revnue department they have sought details from the concerned department. “We have asked for details from revenue department will only be able assert the case only after they get the details” said Superintendent of Police, Patan AG Chauhan.
until he was given time to ask his questions, Leader of Opposition Gayatriba Vaghela demanded the duration of question hour be extended from the routine one hour to two hours. But the mayor disagreed. Irked, Congress corporators stood up from their seats and shouted to allow them to ask questions in the interest of the public. As Jhala continued to stand up through the meeting, Sagathiya and Vaghela twice tried to pacify him and requested him to sit down. But the BJP corporator hit back saying he did not require their sympathy.
A 12-year-old Asiatic lion fell into about 30 ft deep open water-filled well in Khilavad village in Girgadhda taluka of Gir-Somnath district in Gujarat on Wednesday evening. According to
Forest department officials it may have fallen into an open well while straying around it or chasing pray and drowned into well’s water. Post-mortem of dead lion was conducted at Jasadhar animal care center.
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