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India declares Saeed, Azhar, Dawood, Lakhvi terrorists New Delhi: India on Wednesday declared Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) chief Hafiz Saeed, Jaish-eMohammed (JeM) chief Masood Azhar, LeT’s supreme commander of operations in Kashmir Zakiur-Rehman Lakhvi and fugitive underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, all based in Pakistan, as terrorists under the amended Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. The declaration, made through a gazette notification issued on Wednesday, comes nearly a month after the Parliament approved a crucial amendment to the UAPA law. According to the amendment, individuals could also be declared as terrorists. Earlier, only groups or organisations could be declared as terrorists. The notification was issued based on clause (a) of sub-section (1) of section 35 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act which empowers the Central government to notify the name of an individual in the fourth schedule to the Act, if it believes that the individual is involved in terrorism. The Central government believes that Saeed, Azhar, Lakhvi and Dawood are involved in terrorism and are to be notified as terrorists under the UAPA, said the notification. “Maulana Masood Azhar alias Maulana Mohammad Masood Azhar Alvi alias Vali Adam Issa, having date of birth on July 10, 1968, son of Allah Baksh Sabir, is founder, chief and key leader of proscribed terrorist organisation Jaish-e-Mohammad, which is listed as a terrorist organisation under the First Schedule to the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967. “Azhar has been designated as a global terrorist by the United Nations under the United Nations

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Security Council Resolution 1267 on May 1 this year and was declared as a proclaimed offender by the Special Judge (POTA), New Delhi,” the notification said. It mentioned that the JeM under the patronage of Masood Azhar, extensively undertakes recruitment drives for terrorist activities and his preaching wings regularly organise events in order to urge people to promote terrorism and support their actions against India. Azhar has been charged with involvement in various terrorist attacks in India, which include the terror attack on the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly complex in Srinagar on October 1, 2001 wherein 38 people were killed, the terror attack on the Parliament on December 13, 2001 wherein six security force personnel, two parliament security service personnel and a civilian were killed, the terror attack on January 2, 2016 at Pathankot air base in Punjab by militants coming from Pakistan, wherein seven security force personnel were killed and 37 were injured. His outfit was also involved in terror attacks on Border Security

Force (BSF) camp at Humhama in Srinagar (October, 2017), on the CRPF camp at Lethpora, Pulwama (December, 2017) and on the army camp, Sunjwan, Jammu (February, 2018), said the notification. Azhar had also been instrumental in Pulwama terror attack on February 14 this year wherein 40 paramilitary troopers were killed. He was accused in various cases registered and being investigated by the National Investigation Agency and a charge sheet had been filed against him in the Pathankot air base attack case. A Red Corner Notice (No. A-1086/7-2004 and A-4367/52016) have also been issued against Azhar. Hafiz Saeed -- also known by his different aliases as Hafiz Mohammad Sahib, Hafiz Mohaddad Sayid, Hafiz Muhammad, Hafiz Saeed, Hafez Mohammad Saeed, Hafiz Mohammad Sayeed, Mohammad Sayed and Muhammad Saeed -- born on June 5, 1950, son of Kamal-ud-Din, is founder chief and key leader of proscribed terrorist organisation LeT and Jamat-udDawa (JuD), said the notification.

The LeT is listed as a terrorist organisation and Saeed is designated as a global terrorist by the United Nations under the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1267 on December 10, 2008. It was also noted in the notification that he has been involved in various terrorist attacks in India that include the Red Fort attack (December 22, 2000) in which three persons including two army jawans were killed, and the Rampur attack (January 1, 2008) in which seven Central Reserve Police Force personnel and one civilian were killed. He was also named in the 26/11 Mumbai attack in which 166 people, including 25 foreigners, were killed and 235 people were injured. Saeed, also instrumental on the attack of the BSF convoy at Udhampur in Jammu and Kashmir on August 5, 2015, is accused in various cases registered and being investigated by the NIA which inter-alia include Jammu and Kashmir terror conspiracy and terror funding case and Dukhtaran-E-Millat case. A charge sheet had been filed against Saeed in Mumbai terror attack and RCN (No. A-2414/82009) was issued against him on August 28 this year for his role in the case. Dawood Ibrahim Kaskar -known with his different aliases as Dawood Hasan Shiekh Kaskar, Dawood Bhai, Dawood Sabri, etc. -- born on December 26, 1955, son of Ibrahim Kaskar, runs an international underworld crime syndicate and is involved in perpetrating acts of terror, said the notification. - IANS

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New Delhi (IANS): Award-winning and internationally bestselling author Salman Rushdies new novel “Quichotte” is in the race to win this years 50,000 pound Booker Prize for Fiction. The news of the shortlist broke on Tuesday afternoon with an announcement from the organisers of one of the leading literary awards in the Englishspeaking world. “Quichotte” is published in India by Penguin Random House India, making it the only nominee by an Indian publisher in this year’s shortlist. This book is published under the Hamish Hamilton imprint in India, and was simultaneously released in the UK and India on August 29. Inspired by the classic “Don Quixote” by Miguel de Cervantes, “Quichotte” is one of the most anticipated books of the year and opened to exceptional reviews from the media. It is the 14th novel from the prize-winning author, the story of an ageing travelling salesman who falls in love with a TV

star and sets off to drive across America on a quest to prove himself worthy of her hand. The tragicomic tale is one of our deranged times, and deals, along the way, with father-son relationships, sibling quarrels, racism, cyber-spies, and the end of the world. Commenting on the nomination, Rushdie said: “It has been 19 years since ‘The Moor’s Last Sigh’ made it to the shortlist, so I’m obviously delighted. I’m also happy to be chosen, alongside such terrific writers, to be part of an interesting, strong list.” Meru Gokhale, publisher of Penguin Press, Penguin Ran-

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Imran Khan assures multiple on-arrival visas for Sikhs

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“(We) will give you multiple visa to facilitate your journey,” he added. The convention was attended by Punjab Governor Chaudhry Sarwar, federal and provincial cabinet members, and Sikh pilgrims from the UK, the US, Canada, Europe and other countries. The Prime Minister said after coming into power, his government realized the difficulties faced by foreigners to get Pakistani visas intending to visit the country for pilgrimage or tourism. “Though our government has changed the visa regime, the

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2 UK MPs’ efforts to defend India on Kashmir fail London (IANS): Efforts of two British MPs to deflect attention and stem the anti-India feeling in the House of Commons on alleged human rights violations by the Narendra Modi government in Jammu and Kashmir went in vain during oral answers by Dominic Raab, foreign secretary in the Conservative party administration of Prime

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relation to Kashmir, there are implications internationally, particularly as they touch on internationally respected and recognised human rights.” Clearly, Raab’s retort to Blackman was not at all helpful to India’s cause. It reflected the mood of the house. In fact, when Vara and Blackman submitted their queries, these were met with derision by a sizeable number of MPs. In contrast, 10 MPs from the three biggest parties in the Commons were distinctly agitated by the goings-on in Indian-controlled Kashmir. They were Hugh Gaffney, Dr Paul Williams, Paul Bloomfield, Imran Hussain, Liz McInnes and Emily Thornberry of the Labour party; Steve Baker, Anne Main and Dame Cheryl Gillian of the Conservative party; and Alison Thewliss of the Scottish National Party. It is well known that Kashmir is the number one agenda in Pakistan’s foreign policy. The moment the Indian government abrogated Article 370 of the Indian constitution and thereby removed Jammu and Kashmir’s special status in the Indian union on August 5, the Pakistani high commission in London swung into action. Not just the British Pakistani community, but anti-India pro-Khalistan elements were galvanised into making their presence felt. The MPs may have been away for their summer breaks; but they were

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IT’S soon voting time and politicians will again try buying your votes with freebies. One is universal Pharmacare. England, France, and New Zealand have varying types of free drugs. Canada and the U.S. should have the same. But the U.S. debt is $22 trillion and Canada’s $2.2 trillion. The “Debt Time Clock” shows these debts are increasing by millions every hour. If this doesn’t scare you, nothing will. But could increased use of natural remedies help make Pharmacare more affordable? The National Pharmacare Advisory Council tells us it will cost $15 billion. But we’re all suffering from chronic amnesia if we do not remember that the costs always balloon when politicians get involved. Pharmacare is not a cheap proposition. Costs will escalate faster than you can pop more pills. Today, North Americans are already taking more drugs than they need. Free medication will only lead to more questionable prescriptions. Too bad no one is pushing for safe, effective natural remedies as a component of our national strategy. For example, North Americans want quick cures for heartburn and are prescribed drugs such as Nexium and Prevacid which decrease the stomach’s acidity. In 2011, these drugs racked up sales of $6.2 billion. Will people change bad habits that cause this problem if these pills are free? Or will they put a teaspoon of baking soda in glass of water and drink it slowly to see if it provides relief? Or try ginger and other remedies? I doubt it. It’s also appalling that 12.7% of people over the age of 12 take antidepressant drugs. Compared to our ancestors who survived in a hostile environment without pills, we’ve become a nation of wimps that need more and more pills, just to get through the day. Terrible disasters do strike. But rather than build up resilience, the trend is to cave. It’s possible to map crises to surges in the use of antidepressant drugs such as Prozac. This drug works by increasing the amount of serotonin in the circulation. But studies show that sun exposure can increase the amount of serotonin in the circulation by 800 percent in one day and the sun is free! A new “No Nonsense” book, written with my daughter, Diana Gifford-Jones, explains my natural health philosophy and is available on my website. It shows that many inexpensive, safe, and effective vitamins, minerals and other natural products can treat a variety of common problems without the complications of prescription and over-the-counter drugs. If politicians and everyone else stopped taking unnecessary medications and started letting mother nature back into our lives, we’d be a stronger society. I wish I could say that politicians will stop wasting money in multiple ways and make Pharmacare affordable. But that’s unlikely when election time looms. So the debt clock keeps ticking. Stein’s Law says, “If something can’t go on forever it has to stop. It’s just a matter of when.” And Stein’s Law always wins. If we ignore it, the result will be economic disaster and

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tre’s intervention to arrive at a negotiated settlement on the matter. The apex court had earlier told the parties concerned to come to a decision on the construction of the SYL canal, and it will only decide on the matter, if negotiations could not resolve it. The controversial 1981 water-sharing agreement, after Haryana was carved out of Punjab in 1966, is the core of the deadlock. SYL Canal was supposed to be constructed for effective allocation of water within the two states. While Haryana constructed its portion of the canal, Punjab, after the initial phase, stopped the work, which led to multiple cases. In a decree on Haryana’s suit, the top court in 2002 ordered Punjab to honour its commitments on water sharing. In 2004, Punjab rolled out the Punjab Termination of Agreement Act to end the 1981 agreement and all other pacts connected with sharing waters of Ravi and Beas rivers. Punjab filed an original suit

in the apex court, which was rejected in 2004. The suit had asked the Centre to take control over the remaining construction of the canal project. In November 2016, the apex court referred a law passed by the Punjab Assembly in 2004 unconstitutional, as it terminated the SYL canal water-sharing agreement with neighbouring states. In 2017, Punjab returned land to be used for construction of canal, to its original owners. The top court has said repeatedly that it is not inclined to go through the facts and issues already adjudicated upon, and the decree that it has been passed has to be executed. Haryana has maintained that construction of the canal should not be delayed and that the delay in execution of the top court’s decree passed in 2002 will not go down well in establishing common people’s faith in the judiciary. Punjab had, however, told the top court that the canal land returned to the landowners is not possible to be recovered.

was already in talks with his Haryana counterpart to resolve the issue in the best possible way, he added. On the issue of Kartarpur corridor, the Chief Minister said he was fully satisfied with the progress of the project, which was being executed as per schedule, with officers of both countries scheduled to meet again within a couple of days.

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four months to Punjab, Haryana and the Centre by the Supreme Court for a negotiated settlement in the contentious SYL issue, Amarinder Singh said the apex court had already ordered both the governments of Punjab and Haryana to nominate their officers to find an amicable solution through talks. The Punjab Chief Secretary

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Los Angeles (IANS): Actress Priyanka Chopra and her musician husband Nick Jonas are “People” magazine’s Best Dressed of the Year, it was announced on Wednesday. This is the first time that the magazine has declared a couple as the winner of the prestigious title. The list this year includes

several uber-stylish celebrities including Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Zendaya, Celine Dion, Serena Williams and Billy Porter, Gemma Chan. Priyanka and Nick have emerged as a celebrity power couple over the past few years. They have made for stylish photo-ops at various high-profile events includ-

ing Met Gala and the Cannes Film festival this year. “Their best fashion moments come when they choose clothing that speaks to each of them,” Priyanka’s stylist Mimi Cuttrell told “People”. The edition with the complete list will hits newsstands in the United States on Friday. On the work front, Priyanka

has just signed her latest project, a Netflix adaptation of Aravind Adiga’s ManBooker Prize winning novel “The White Tiger”. It stars Rajkummar Rao in a central role and is directed by Iranian-American filmmaker Ramin Bahrani. She also has Shonali Bose’s film, “The Sky Is Pink” lined up for release this year.

Dharmendra reveals why he ate onions before shoot with Asha Parekh Mumbai (IANS): Veteran actor Dharmendra has recalled how, back in the day when he had to shoot with Asha Parekh, he would he would turn up on the set after eating onions. “Every movie of Asha ji’s was a super-duper hit and I used to call her Jubilee Parekh,” recalled Dharmendra, adding that he finally got to work with her in the 1966 film, “Aaye Din Bahaar Ke”. “We were shooting in Darjeeling, and after pack-up the producers and other crew members would party till late in the night. I would also join the party and we would get drink. In the morning the smell (of alcohol) would be quite evident, so to hide the smell I would eat onions,” said Dharmendra. Parekh, however, would then complain that he “smells of onion” adding that she didn’t like it. Asha Parekh and Dharmendra, along with Waheeda Rehman, are set to reveal such anecdotes when they turn up as guests in an up-

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Jayant Kaikini’s No Presents Please: Mumbai Stories, translated from Kannada by Tejaswini Niranjana, is a collection of short stories on his native city of Mumbai dating back to the 1980s. The collection brings together ordinary Mumbai dwellers as Kaikini’s compassionate gaze takes in people in all corners of the vibrant city, examining loves, purity, and the collision course of identity, generational values and tradition. Tejaswini Niranjana’s translations beautifully ache with the rhythms of Kannada into English with no dilution. In these sixteen extraordinary t stories, readers are drawn into tales that sing with

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Canadian Eyesight Global Celebrates 30th Anniversary August 18, 2019. The Rotary International President Mark Daniel Maloney, Chief Guest. SURREY: The Grand Taj Banquet Hall in Surrey was packed with Rotarian and supporters including Minister of National Defense Canada Honorable Harjit Singh Sajjan, presented the Greetings message from the Rt. Hon. Prime Minister, and Hon. Jinny Sims, MLA, presented the message from the Hon. John Horgan, Premier of BC, attended local MPs, MLAs, Hon. Ujjal Dosanjjh, Ex. Premier and MPand Mrs. Raminder Dosanjh, including Mr.

Bernie Simpson and associates and leaders of InoCanadian community. All in all over 500 dedicated Rotarian, supporters, and VIPs stood up in respect as the Chief Guest of the event, Rotary International President, Mark Daniel Maloney arrived at the Hall and was received by Scottish Pipers accompanied by Punjabi Dhol. A welcome infusion indeed, The President presented Eighteen Paul Harris Fellow Awards

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2018 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross: Impressive and Good Value By Autoreviewman The new 2019 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is a well-known nameplate that once adorned the automakers sporty coupe. It emerged as a compact CUV for 2018, featuring some aggressive styling a roof spoiler, deep front air dam and a hatchback configuration. It looks unique sporty and edgy. The Eclipse Cross (base MSRP: $27,798; SE, $29,998; SE Tech Package, $31,998; GT, $35,998) arrives with an as standard 1.5L four- cylinder turbo engine, that develops 152 hp and 184 lb-ft. The transmission is a sole CVT auto—with a choice of two wheel or All-Wheel Drive. I would highly recommend the Super AllWheel Control (S-AWC) as the Eclipse Cross to buy. You get 215 mm of ground clearance and the proven S-AWC technology is one of the best

AWD systems on the market. As the Eclipse Cross, only came out in 2018, the 2019 model has very few changes. All 2019 Eclipses arrive as standard with a roomy, well equipped cabin. The front seats are supportive and comfortable and two adults, three at a squeeze will fit in the rear compartment. Everything feels to be of high quality in the interior, with good plastics and materials.

There is a high level of base equipment such as a 7” touchscreen display mounted atop the dash that can also be controlled via a touchpad Satellite radio, Bluetooth, Apple Carplay and Android Auto are standard across the line. There are electronic driver aids, including a rear view camera and cruise control on the base model. The SE version offers BLIS and rear cross-traffic alert. The SE Tech offers forward collision warning and mitigation, lane departure warning and adaptive cruise control. The top GT trim adds safety-wise is a multi-view camera system and head-up display. The Eclipse offers 640 Litres of storage behind the rear seats. With the rear seats folded there is 1,385 Litres of storage. On the road, the Eclipse Cross performs admirably. The 1.5L turbocharged inline 4-cylinder

offers: 152hp @ 5,500 rpm with Torque at 184 lb-ft @ 2,000-3,500 rpm. It is all delivered pretty seamlessly via the CVT. The ride is smooth and drama free. Features such as a responsive EDiff, Vectoring control, Active stability control, yaw control and ABS all ensure the best possible ride, control and handling on different surfaces. Note, there three selectable drive models include Auto, Snow and Gravel, that come with S-AWC system for superior performance. Fuel economy is rated at: 9.6/8.9/9.3 L/100 km city/ highway/combined. All in all, a very impressive vehicle backed by an unbeatable 20-year warrantee. 2019 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross: Priced from $27,798 - $35,998. More info at www.mitsubishi.ca

2019 Nissan Maxima Platinum: Performance Enhanced Sedan is a Stand Out!! By Autoreviewman The Eighth-Generation Maxima, known as Nissans performance family sedan. For 2019 the Maxima has mid - cycle upgrade with new front and rear fascias, V-Motion grille, LED headlights, redesigned taillights, new 19-inch wheels and a stunning new exterior sunset drift orange paint option. The interior also has a mild makeover, with grade specific upgraded. The Maxima is a front-engined with front-wheeldrive, and is powered by a 3.5-litre 24-valve DOHC V6 (300 hp, 261 lb/ft of torque) mated to a CVT with manual shift mode. There are four trim levels – SV, SL, SR, and Platinum as tested ($44,150. The full load Platinum as tested, is more luxuryoriented and offers the softer suspension set up,

smaller, tires, a power rear sunshade and wood trim model adds features like 360-degree Around View Monitor and premium climate controlled seats with special quilted leather inserts. Like a smartphone or tablet, the centre touchscreen eliminates many buttons and switches from the dash uses pinch and swipe features to access information. It’s all very high tech! , the NissanConnect system allows you to stay plugged in in any way you wish. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are included standard. However comfort and luxury still abound, the seats are well cushioned and relaxing and features such as heated steering wheel add to the ambience. Front and rear legroom and headroom is good and the Maxima remain a comfortable five seater. Rear cargo ca-

pacity is a handy 14.3 cu ft. On the road, the Maxima’s engine has a boost of 10 horsepower, for 300hp and 261 lb.-ft. of torque at just 4,400 rpm, making this a fast, powerful sedan with good acceleration. The Maxima’s XTRONIC continuously variable transmission (CVT) works exceptionally well thanks to the new

engineering and uses a number of hi-tech sensors that measures lateral forces in acceleration, braking and speed to determine optimum shift points. There is a driver-selectable “Sport” mode that quickens throttle response, increases steering weight and changes shift patterns that quickens throttle response, increases steering weight and changes shift patterns. . Nissan fuel claims for the Platinum are: 11.6//7.9.6L/100 km (City/Highway and 9.9L/00Km combined.). Not really a lot to complain about with the Maxima, It is certainly on par and exceeds some of the entry - level European luxury brands. Highly recommended. 2019 Nissan Maxima Platinum sedan priced from $45,650. Price as tested $47,745. More info at www.nissan.ca

Refined Meets Rugged, 2020 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro! TORONTO, ON: Toyota completes its impressive go-anywhere TRD Pro truck family with the introduction of the commanding Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro. The addition of Sequoia TRD Pro gives Canadians five options for Toyota’s full-size SUV, offering power, performance, comfort, space and amenities tailored to every need and desire. “When you want to make a powerful statement, there’s nothing like the Toyota Sequoia and we’re pleased to add TRD Pro capabilities – already offered on the 4Runner, Tacoma and Tundra – to the Sequoia for the 2020 model year,” said Cyril Dimitris, Vice President, Toyota Canada Inc. “Every Sequoia delivers impressive towing capability, superb comfort and is ready to face challenging off-road ter-

rain head on. At its heart, Sequoia is all about performance, which is why all models are built around Toyota’s powerful yet efficient 5.7 litre i-FORCE V8 engine. Generating 381 horsepower and 401 lb-ft of torque, Sequoia easily tows up to 3,220 kg (7,100 lb), while a convenient one-touch 4WD system and six-speed automatic transmission with sequential shift mode combine to create a driving experience that just feels

effortless – even as it helps drivers maximize their fuel efficiency. Every Sequoia is factoryfitted with a tow package, featuring heavy duty tow hitch receiver, 4 and 7 pin connectors, a supplemental transmission cooler and transmission fluid temperature gauge. The Sequoia’s impressive performance is equally expressed through its styling. All models feature alloy wheels, power adjustable and heated exterior mirrors, a power moon roof, roof rails and crossbars, running boards, a chrome grille surround, LED headlights and daytime running lamps. Inside, a comfortable interior accommodates seven or eight adults with plenty of space. Sequoia features a 10-way power adjustable driver’s seat for optimum comfort, plus

four-way power adjustable front passenger’s seat. Second row seats are either a bench or captain’s seats, depending on model, while the powered third row seat folds flat to easily handle cases and boxes. With the second row seats also stowed, there’s 120 cubic feet of additional space available for cargo – making it easy to transport almost anything. Thoughtful cargo area tie-down rings and shopping bag hooks make it easy to secure the load, too. The Toyota Sequoia is offered in a choice models and trim levels, Starting MSRP: $63,290 - $78,790. The 2020 Toyota Sequoia is now on sale at Toyota Dealers across Canada. For complete and up to date details and specifications, visit www.toyota.ca/sequoia.

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