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summoning orders of trial court and complaint filed by Bharatiya Janata Party leader Subramanium Swamy. Filing the plea, the Congress leaders said that Swamy is a political opponent and present criminal proceedings have been initiated only with intent to secure an oblique political objective. "The complainant (Swamy) has no connection whatsoever with the issue at hand. The criminal proceedings are therefore manifestly attended with malafide and the proceeding is maliciously instituted only with an ulterior motive for wreaking vengeance on the petitioners amongst others for narrow political objectives," said the plea. The trial court in its order had said that Young Indian Pvt.Ltd. appeared to have been "created as a sham or a cloak to convert public money
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World's maximum child labourers in India: Report New Delhi (IANS): India has 10.1 million child labourers in the 5-14 age group, the most in the world, a study revealed here Wednesday. "India continues to host the largest number of child labourers in the world with more than half of Delhi's working children forced to work more than eight hours a day without a single day's rest," said the report released by NGO Child Rights and You (CRY) in collaboration with Philips. "Over 51 percent of the employers employ children in the age group of 5-14 years when they should be in school.
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to employ them," said the report. "This is a vicious cycle where employers themselves are illiterate and have at some point been child labourers; the lack of education forces them into the unorganised sector which is unregulated and exploitative," Soha Moitra, Regional Director-North, CRY, said at the release of the report. "The persistence of this form of exploitation is indicative of a complete failure of society -there is no regulation and no fear of punitive action as laws remain good on paper but are rarely enforced."
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New Delhi (IANS): Six people, including two Afghan nationals, were arrested in the capital and 36 kg of heroin valued at Rs.125 crore in the international market seized from them, police said Wednesday. Mohammad Zamir, 46, Baba Fakruddin Sheikh, 40, Mohammad Saleem Khan, 52, Afghan national Mohammad, 48, Chandbasa, 36, and a 33-year-old Afghan woman, Sakiba, were arrested July 26-27 from various locations in Delhi and Jaipur in Rajasthan. "We have arrested six people, including two Afghan nationals, and recovered 36 kg heroin from them. The value of the seized heroin is estimated to be around Rs.125 crore," Special Commissioner of Police S.N. Srivastava told IANS. Zamir and Sheikh were arrested July 26 while exchanging a consignment of 8 kg of the drug in
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New Delhi (IANS): Over 1.3 million students from minority communities are pursuing higher education in India, Human Resource Development Minister Smriti Irani informed parliament Wednesday. "As per the response received in the All India Survey on Higher Education 2011-12, the number of minority students studying in higher education in the country is 13,22,332 (1.3 million)," Irani said in the Rajya Sabha. The survey was based on
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Modi's Nepal visit to boost hydropower, infrastructure cooperation: Observers
New Delhi, July 30 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Nepal next month is expected to boost cooperation in hydropower and infrastructure sectors between India and the Himalayan nation, said observers here even as visiting Nepalese Commerce Minister Sunil Bahadur Thapa Wednesday expressed his country's keenness to learn from Modi's development model. “Nepal is more like an elder sister to India than a younger brother. We share a common terrain in southern Himalayas, as well as deep familial, cultural and civilizational bonds,� Jayant Prasad, former ambassador of India to Nepal, said at a discussion here on "IndiaNepal Ties: Energising the Future� organised by the Ananta Aspen Centre, a notfor-profit organisation. “At the people-to-people level, India’s ties with Nepal are closer than with any other country,� he added. While highlighting the strong geopolitical and historical affinity between the two countries, Prasad identified energy and infrastructure as the key areas of bilateral convergence. “At the microlevel, the two sides need to work on making the border more people-friendly, without compromising on security,� he said. “Building infrastructure, especially roads and railways, in Nepal with Indian support offers a great opportunity,� he said.
“At the macro-level, cooperation in hydropower production can provide revenue to Nepal and power to an energy-starved India.� According to D.P. Tripathi, general secretary of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), the Indian government’s approach towards Nepal is laudable. “Despite being in the opposition, I agree that the 'neighbours first' approach taken by the Indian government is correct,� he said. “The government of India is wise enough to understand that history does not go back, it goes forward.� Tripathi was of the opinion that in India-Nepal bilateral ties, “whenever political interaction has been spearheaded by the leadership, ties have been strong�. “The relationship weakens when bureaucracy plays the dominant role. Hence, to ensure strong bilateral ties, it is important that the bureaucracy is subordinated to the political leadership.� Joining the discussion via video-link from Kathmandu, Sujeev Shakya, author and founder chief executive of Beed Management, a management consulting and financial advisory firm based in Nepal, highlighted hydropower and tourism as potential sectors of IndiaNepal cooperation. “Nepal is looking forward to Prime Minister Modi’s visit. The onus of cooperation now lies with Nepal, and it needs to look at
cementing development and economic partnership,� he said. “Hydropower, agriculture, tourism and services are the four sectors where economic relations can be deepened,� he added. According to data released by the Ananta Aspen Centre, collaboration on hydropower production stands to benefit both India and Nepal. The hydropower potential of Nepal's rivers has been estimated at 83,000 MW, and the technical feasibility for development could yield an estimated 44,000 MW. In addition, connectivity between Indian and Nepalese grids could address energy needs of both countries. Both the South Asian neighbours conceptualised a power trade agreement during Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's visit to Nepal earlier this month during which the groundwork for Modi's visit was also laid. The Indian minister chaired a meeting of the Indo-Nepal Joint Commission, the first in 23 years, during his threeday visit. Nepalese Commerce Minister Thapa, speaking at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) headquarters here Wednesday, said: "Nepal is keen to learn from Modi's political model of development leading towards the path of economic model of development." "Democratic constitution based on consensus is
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Indian returns lost purse filled with money
Dubai (IANS): In a heartening show of honesty, an Indian expatriate returned a purse containing 25,000 dirhams (around $6,800) and vital documents to an Italian woman who lost it on the roadside in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), media reported. Rasheed Pericheri, 36, took it upon himself to return the lost
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Indian American officials asked about 'your country','your government'
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Saharanpur violence: Akali delegation meets Akhilesh Lucknow / Chandigarh (IANS): Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav Monday assured a Shiromani Akali Dal delegation that his government was committed to provide security and justice to all people in the state and compensation would be paid to the victims of the communal clash in Saharanpur town. He also reiterated the resolve of the Samajwadi Party (SP) government to ensure that the people behind the violence, that left three people dead and over three dozen people injured, were brought to justice and punished as per law. The delegation of Punjab's ruling party that met the chief minister in Lucknow urged him to provide adequate compensation to Sikhs who became victims of the violence. They also urged him to ensure the safety of Sikhs and asked him to allow construction of the gurdwara as per the norms under the ambit of law, an Akali Dal spokesman said in Chandigarh. The delegation comprised Rajya Sabha member and former union minister Sukhdev
Singh Dhindsa, Punjab Assembly Speaker Charanjit Singh Atwal and former union minister Balwant Singh Ramoowalia. Dhindsa said that Akhilesh Yadav told the delegation that the situation in the violence-hit town was under control. The chief minister said that necessary action, keeping in mind the court verdict with regard to the land in question, will be initiated and that adequate compensation would be paid to those affected in the violent incidents, he added. Afterwards, both sides expressed the hope that normalcy will soon return to Saharanpur and urged the people not to be carried away by rumours and work towards restoring peace and calm. Violence broke out in Saharanpur Saturday after a verdict by the high court in a land dispute case led to some construction work on the land claimed by a gurdwara. This led to a violent clash between two communities in which both sides pelted stones and fired at each other. Apart from the deaths, over four dozen vehicles and shops
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Sukhbir Badal says Commonwealth Games medalists will get big bucks Chandigarh: Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal on Tuesday congratulated Indian athletes participating in the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and wished them success. He noted that of the 22 athletes who had won medals at the games so far, four belonged to Punjab. He claimed that this was the result of the state government’s initiative in promoting sports and encouraging athletes. Congratulating Abhinav Bindra for winning the gold medal in men’s shooting, police officer Navjot Chana for winning silver in men’s judo, 16-year-old Malaika Goel for bagging silver in women’s shooting and Head Constable Rajwinder Kaur for winning a bronze medal in women’s judo, Badal said that they have brought honour to the state at the international level. Bindra was honored by the Punjab government for his magnificent performance at the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Badal announced that all the medallists from Punjab would be honored by the state government and pointed out that Punjab gave the highest cash awards to athletes in India who make their mark in international competitions. He said that gold medallists will receive Rs.1.6 million, silver medallists Rs.1.1 million and bronze medallists Rs.600,000.
Amarinder Singh tells Akal Takht Jathedar to stay away from politics Mohali: Deputy Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Captain Amarinder Singh on Monday advised Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Gurbachan Singh to stay away from politics. “Akal Takht, the most sacred institute of the Sikhs, should not be involved in any dispute. The Akal Takht Jathedar should maintain a distance from politics,” said Singh, while referring to the controversy surrounding the HSGMC. The Tribune newspaper of Chandigarh reported that Singh said there was nothing “unconstitutional” in forming a separate gurdwara committee, and that the “Badals were misleading the Sikhs for their vested interests.” “They (Badals) are more concerned about earnings from gurdwaras through offerings and donations than the Sikhs' interests,” he said.
Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal have spoken to Akhilesh Yadav about the incident.
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Maintain status quo on Haryana gurdwaras: Akal Takht matter gets resolved. Akal Takht Jathedar (chief) Gurbachan Singh said that the management of Sikh shrines in Haryana should be allowed to continue as at present till the controversy over Haryana's separate board was resolved. The Akal Takht also directed all sides not to make any state-
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had himself excommunicated from the Sikh Panth a few days back," Kanwar Pal Singh said in a statement. The Dal Khalsa leader accused the Akal Takht chief of being partisan in the whole issue and bowing to the diktats of the Akali Dal led by Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal. "Badals have been exploiting the Sikh sentiments and made the jathedar their subservient. We all know that Badals have scant respect for Akal Takht, its principles, tenets and traditions," he alleged. Despite the opposition from the Akali Dal and the Amritsarbased Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC), the newly set up ad hoc HSGPC committee Saturday elected Sikh leader from Haryana Jagdish Singh Jhinda as its first president. The committee also elected Didar Singh Nalvi as the senior vice president. Both Sikh leaders were recently excommunicated
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Glasgow (IANS / CMC): A row has broken out in Glasgow over comments a newspaper claimed were made by Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt to describe the Commonwealth Games that are currently on here. The Times reporter, Katie Gibbons, claims Bolt told her that he thought "the Olympics were better", that he was "not really" having fun in Glasgow and felt the Games were "a bit sh-t", reports CMC. However the 27-yearold sprinter has dismissed reports of his comments as "nonsense". "I'm waking up to this nonsense," Bolt tweeted. "Journalist please don't create lies to make head-
lines". However, the Times' Scottish editor, Angus Macleod, says he had full confidence in Gibbons. "We stand by this story 100 percent," he said. "We have utter confidence in this story." Reports here suggest that the Times were considering whether to publish a full transcript of the short interview with Bolt in Thursday's paper. Meanwhile, Bolt's agent, Ricky Simms has also dismissed the reports as "utter rubbish". "The atmosphere in and around the stadiums has been absolutely fantastic and I have absolutely no idea where these quotes have come from," said
Bolt. Games officials say the row is not diverting attention from the track and field action. "We take Mr. Bolt at his word. His tweet says it all. These are fantastic Games," said Mike Hooper, the chief executive of the Commonwealth Games Federation. "As you saw at his press conference Saturday, he is very upbeat. He is really positive about running the relay and I don't wish to comment on the journalist and work of the Times." Bolt is competing only in the 4x100m relay after struggling with a foot injury the whole season.
Glasgow (IANS): Indian wrestler Babita Kumari put on a stunning show to win the gold medal beating Canada's Brittanee Laverdure in the final of the women's 55kg freestyle category in the 2014 Commonwealth Games at the SECC Hall
here Thursday. The 24-year-old Babita, who had bagged the silver in the 2010 Commonwealth Games, won 9-2 against the 32year-old Brittanee, who ended up injuring her finger during the bout. Babita dominated most
of the proceedings and it was only in the last 15 seconds that Brittanne managed to open her scoring but by then it was all over. It was the fourth gold medal for India in wrestling.
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Glasgow (IANS): Olympic bronze medallist Yogeshwar Dutt won the fifth wrestling gold medal for India beating Jevon Balfour of Canada in the final of the men's freestyle 65kg category in the 2014 Commonwealth Games at the SECC Hall here Thursday. Yogeshwar was
declared the winner on grounds of technical superiority after he took a 10-0 lead within 1.53 minutes of the first period. It was also the second gold medal of the day after Babita Kumari's triumph in the women's freestyle 55kg category.
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ChaiTime 10 Happiness Habits You Often Forget 1. You forget to breathe consciously
mean). You don’t need to do yoga when you stretch (although it helps if you know the basics). Stretching makes you feel lighter and more energetic.
Most spiritual teachings today talk about meditation of all forms and kinds. And they all share the same fundamental instruction: breathe. Go out, find a natural spot under the shade of tree or in a park. Inhale deeply, then exhale. Repeat this 10 times and watch how you lighten up your mood.
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8. You forget to pay attention
Saying thank you is not just about appreciating someone who did you a favor. It is also about your overall feeling and imagination: of being thankful for the littlest things that you receive and enjoy. Never let those things go unnoticed. Feel good, be thankful and you’ll be always happy.
You surf the internet, you watch TV, you go to work, you hang out with friends, you do so many errands. You are so caught up with all these things that you have forgotten to spend some quiet time. Take a moment to sit down, find a quiet place, breathe, and do nothing – feeling the silence and being happy.
4. You forget to savor your experience
Have you ever stopped for a while just to look at the vivid colors of flowers and plants? Have you ever listened intently to the birds singing in the morning? Have you ever hugged someone tightly, hugging much longer than usual? Have you walked barefoot on the grass or dried leaves? Paying attention is about engaging yourself in the unnoticed world around you, no matter how seemingly trivial things are. See how this habit can instantly bring you so much happiness.
6. You forget to stretch like a cat
9. You forget to watch the sunset
How often do you wake up in the morning and still feel stressed and heavy? Stretch out your arms and legs (look at your cat and see what I
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3. You forget to say thank you
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enough for you to enjoy? Take some time to enjoy the taste of the food you are eating, or the comfort of the chair you are sitting on, or anything that brings convenience to your life that you often take for granted. Savoring each moment and experience brings more life to your life.
It seems like dancing is the most awkward thing for many people, especially those who often feel the blues. To dance is always an expression of happy celebration. It doesn’t matter if you aren’t a pro. All you have to do is move to the beat, glide your feet on the ground, swing your arms and happily sway your hips. You’ll notice how easy it is to be happy when you dance.
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change shape in a matter of seconds. The skies change color from golden yellow to orange to dark blue, and the setting sun turns into a bright red disk. Watching how the sun sets is a bliss all by itself. 10. You forget to daydream For people who work too hard, daydreaming is such a waste of time. At school, teachers scold students who daydream more than listen to boring lectures. We never thought that daydreaming was a healthy way to reboot your mind. You get to make your imagination work and get your creative juices flowing, and sharpen both your memory and concentration without being dragged down by all the worries that eat up your energy. Pause and daydream, and unleash happiness in a very simple way.
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Monday / Tuesday: A face to face interaction brings in new life to a certain situation in your life. You can feel the thrill and exhilaration in the immediate environment around you, which makes you more animated and enthusiastic in your approach. Wednesday/ Thursday: You may use this zeal and passion in chasing a brand new assignment or an individual. Friday/ Saturday: It could be more about you putting a lot of emphasis on your personal gain and profits. Ensure you make it fair for others involved too. Sunday:You are an achiever and are now planning for a bigger victory.
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Monday / Tuesday: You can expect to meet some new people in your external world that will help increase your knowledge and understanding of certain concepts / tasks. Wednesday/ Thursday: Midweek may bring in limitations, keeping you confined with what you know and whom you know. It is important to practise self restraint and control. Friday/ Saturday: With so much happening all through the week, you may feel tired and burned out as the week draws to a close. The weekend could usher in artistic entertainment and pleasures. Sunday:You are full of energy and raring to go.
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Monday / Tuesday: You may suddenly feel that things are improving and have a way of working out in your favour. It could be a reward of all that you have been doing for others selflessly. Wednesday/ Thursday: Midweek you need to gain some karma points. So feel good to offer your assistance to someone who needs it. Friday/ Saturday: The close of the week witnesses an easy breakthrough for you in areas which earlier seemed tough to handle and resolve. You are more than happy to share this good luck with others. Sunday: You seem to be needed all across and more than happy to extend your help to as many as possible.
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India had won nine medals in wrestling by Thursday
Glasgow (IANS): After a day of highs, there was disappointment in store for Indian wrestlers as they only garnered four silver medals and a bronze in the 2014 Commonwealth Games at the SECC Hall here Wednesday. Bajrang, Lalita, Sakshi Malik and Satywart Kadian lost their final bouts to settle for the silver medal while Navjot Kaur clinched the bronze medal after she won the play-off match. This came after a stunning show by the Indian wrestlers Tuesday when they won three gold medals and a silver. Two-time Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar, Amit Kumar, and Vinesh Phogat bagged gold medals and Rajeev Tomar settled for the silver. The first medal of the day came from Lalita, who lost her women's freestyle 53 kg final to Nigeria's
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Sara not interested in films: Kareena Kapoor WHILE there have been reports that actor Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh's daughter Sara Khan is planning to get into films, Kareena Kapoor says that "she is not interested in films." Saif who got married to Kareena in 2012, was previously married to Amrita and has two children with her - Sara and Ibrahim. "Sarah is not interested in films. She is in Columbia studying there. She has five more years to go. There are no such plans at all. I don't know where these
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"I am doing a comedy after a long time because I was doing serious roles in the recent past so this will be a refreshing change," she added. Directed by Rohit Shetty, the film is the sequel to the 2011 release "Singham". The film also features Ajay Devgn who reprises his role of Bajirao Singham. Co-produced by Ajay Devgn Films, Rohit Shetty Productions and Reliance Entertainment, the film releases Aug 15. (IANS)
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PAKISTANI actor Fawad Khan's experience of working in India was very good and he credits his "Khoobsurat" co-star Sonam Kapoor for it. "She is a great person and I enjoyed working with her. The environment on the sets was very homely and I didn't face any problem at any stage," Fawad said here Sunday on the sets of "Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega". "I didn't face any problem in communicating with the people on the sets and a lot of credit goes to her (Sonam) for that," he added. Fawad would love to take Sonam on a tour of Pakistan, especially the Sind region Sonam's family belongs to. "I have heard she is interested in the Sind region, so I can show her that area. Besides that, I can show her around Lahore the best as I belong to that city," Fawad said. "It would be a pleasure to show her around Pakistan. I think this is a good chance for us to connect as it is not often you get to visit the other's country," added the actor. "Khoobsurat" has been produced by Sonam's sister Rhea Kapoor and directed by Shashanka Ghosh. (IANS)
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New 2015 Ford F150: will set new standard for pickup trucks
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Keep all 'roza' in my mother's memory: Mahesh Bhatt
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Five Indian boxers reach Commonwealth Games semis
Glasgow (IANS): Indian boxers Pinki Jangra, L. Sarita Devi, Devendro Singh, Mandeep Jangra and Vijender Singh reached the semi-finals of the Commonwealth Games in their respective categories at the SECC Hall here Wednesday. However, Amritpreet Singh bit the dust as he lost the men's 91 kg quarter-final bout to local pugilist Stephen Lavelle. The judges found the Scot to be better in all the three rounds to win with a scoreline of 29:28, 30:27 and 30:27. Pinki started the proceedings with a dominating 4:0 win over Papua New Guinea's Jacquiline Wangi in the women's 48-51 kg quarterfinal.
She will now face Northern Ireland's Michaela Walsh in the semis Friday. Sarita followed it up with a win in the women's 57-60 kg quarterfinal over Welsh Charlene Jones. Though the Welsh girl won the first round on points, Sarita came back well to win the next three rounds of two minutes each to clinch the contest 3:1. The Indian will play her last four bouts Friday against Mozambique's Maria Machongua. Attacking Manipuri boxer Devendro then won his men's 49 kg last-eight bout, defeating Scottish Aqeel Ahmed 3:0. The 22-year-old notched up perfect scores of 30 from the judges in the last two rounds.
Devendro will face Welsh Ashley Williams in the semis Friday. Mandeep Jangra was lucky to not even fight in the men's 69 kg quarterfinal as his Australian opponent Daniel Lewis gave him a walkover due to medical reasons. The Haryana pugilist will next take on Northern Ireland's Steven Donnelly. To finish the day, Indian Olympic bronze medallist Vijender Singh also won his men's 75 kg quarterfinal bout against Aaron Prince of Trinidad and Tobago 3:0. The losing semifinalists in the discipline are assured of a bronze medal as the winners proceed to the gold medal final match.
Dipa first Indian woman to clinch Commonwealth Games gymnastics medal
Glasgow (IANS): Dipa Karmakar became the first Indian woman and the second person from the country to clinch a historic Commonwealth Games medal in artistic gymnastics when she won the women's vault bronze at the SSE Hydro here Thursday. Ashish Kumar had won India's maiden gymnastics medals in CWG when he scalped the men's vault silver and men's floor bronze four years ago in New Delhi. England's Claudia
Fragapane won the gold with an average score of 14.633 while Canada's Elsabeth Black took home the silver with 14.433. Agartala-born Dipa got the bronze with an average score of 14.366. The 20-year-old had scored a mere 13.633 points in Vault 1, the lowest out of eight competitors in the final. However, in a remarkable comeback, Dipa scored the highest in Vault 2 with 15.100 to bring up her average to
14.366. Earlier in the day, Ashish had finished sixth in the men's floor final where he took bronze in 2010. With a score of 15.533 points, England's Max Whitlock clinched the gold while Canada's Scott Morgan (15.133) took the silver. New Zealander David Bishop (14.55) won the bronze. The 23-year-old Ashish finished sixth out of eight competitors with a score of 13.8 points.
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Q&A with Akshay Kumar: ‘I’ll do whatever my fans want me to’
BOLLYWOOD superstar Akshay Kumar talks about his forthcoming film, Entertainment, which releases on August 8. Q: Your previous movies are much more serious than ‘Entertainment’. Do you think your fans will enjoy it? A: To be honest, I’ll do whatever my fans want me to! Even though they praised me a lot for Holiday, they said they can’t wait for
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I'll never work for free: Emraan Hashmi
EMRAAN Hashmi, who is looking forward to his next "Raja Natwarlal", seems to have a practical approach towards his acting job. He is not willing to slog for free, but at the same time he clarifies money is not the sole purpose behind accepting a project. "Money is always at the heart of the thing, I won't do a film for free. Money is important, but money is not the sole purpose," Emraan told IANS. In his over a decade of acting journey, he had hits like "Murder", "Raaz" and "Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai" and misses such as "Footpath", "Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji" and "Ghanchakkar". He feels that "if you do a film for money, it will never work because there are films where I get double the money but I don't end up doing it..." This is so because the actor prefers good "script" and feels his movie should be total "paisa vasool". "So it's not all about money. Money is important but to a certain point. You need to make good films and keep the audience happy. If the audience won't go out clapping after watching 'Raja Natwarlal', it would be cheating," said Emraan. So far, the actor attempted various genres, however, his experiment with comedy thriller "Ghanchakkar" failed. He admits his fans want to see him in massy movies with a dollop of sex. He said: "They do and that's why I am giving them 'Raja Natwarlal'. They were obviously disappointed (with 'Ghanchakkar'), but it was something that I had to do. But I will bring something to 'Raja Natwarlal' after 'Ghanchakkar' and you will see that on the screen." "But if I do only films like 'Raja Natwarlal', I won't grow as an actor. So, creatively I need to grow and do something else that helps me grow as an actor." In "Raja Natwarlal" Emraan is working with filmmaker Kunal Deshmukh for the fourth time, and says they enjoy a good camaraderie on the sets. "This is my fourth film with him, we both understand each other, creatively . (IANS)
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2014 Mercedes-Benz GL 350 Bluetec: Premium SUV is still formidable Auto review by Veeno Dewan The Mercedes-Benz ethos when it comes to the design of the latest GL350 is more of the same, but improved. The conservative, timeless, impressive and expensive looks are now updated, but
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New for 2014, the Lexus CT 200h compact sports hatchback now wears the signature Lexus ‘Spindle’ Grille that reinforces the vehicle’s low front profile and wide, sporty stance. Additional updates for 2014 include new front and rear bumper designs, added aero-stabilizing fins, new 10-spoke 16” aluminum alloy wheel design, a redesigned rear spoiler, a shark-fin antenna and LED license plate lamps. I have to say the CT200h is one of my favorite vehicles as it looks unique, offers four doors and a sleek, stylish hatchback design and is very good on fuel. The Lexus name plat adds a degree of cachet to what is a very impressive package. Inside, the driver-focused cabin seats five passengers and is enhanced to be more pleasing to the eye and more welcoming to the touch. The driver now benefits from a new steering wheel, a new shift lever design, extendable sun visors, a tire pressure monitoring system and a switch to turn off the Traction Control system for more direct control on closed tracks. Additional enhanced features for 2014 include the available Lexus Display Audio system, including the world’s first use of bamboofiber loudspeakers. Other features include: steering wheel-mounted audio system controls; Bluetooth
connectivity with steering wheel-mounted controls; Integrated Sirius XM Satellite Radio; USB audio input jack; and more. Offering best-in-class fuel economy (combined 4.6L/100km); the 2014 Lexus CT 200h is powered by an advanced and proven Lexus Hybrid Drive system, which combines a 1.8L fourcylinder gasoline engine with a high-torque electric drive motor for 134 net horsepower. Four drive modes can be selected by the driver including Normal, Sport, ECO, and EV. The latter allows the CT 200h to operate for short distances on battery power alone. The CT 200h’s 1.8-litre four-cylinder gasoline engine and electric motor is the same as found in the current-generation Toyota Prius. The drive motor uses electrical power from the battery pack or the enginedriven motor, and turns the front wheels. The battery pack is located under the
rear cargo area, ahead of the rear axle. Power output is the same – 134 horsepower. The ‘Silver Lining’ metallic CT 200h with Premium Package we tested (MSRP starting at $37,750) added 17 inch alloy wheels, a power moon roof, LED headlamps and fog lamps, a 10-speaker Lexus Display Audio System with 7” display and audio controller; leather seat surfaces, a driver’s seat memory system linked to the exterior mirrors, reverse autotilting mirrors, integrated garage door opener, a backup camera, rain sensing wipers and more. Total price of our well- equipped premium package model with all options came to $37,750 plus: Federal Excise AC levy, tire levy AMVIC fee, Freight and PDI ($1,995) for a final tally of $39,871. Interior wise, the Lexus cabin features metal-type accent trim on the dash, the doors and on the three spokes of the steering wheel. Leather stitching on
the steering wheel and console also add finesse. The dash and instruments are well designed with easy to read gauges and decent controls and ergonomics. The driver can monitor the hybrid action with a special display. Like the Prius, the hybrid drive system in the CT 200h has four drive modes: Normal, Eco, Sport and EV (electric vehicle). Normal
mode offer a longer throttle while Eco mode adjusts air conditioning settings and practically puts the throttle to sleep for the best possible fuel economy. Sport mode provides quicker more direct electric power steering settings. EV mode is ideal for low speeds for example in park lots. Having driven the Prius on many times the driving sensation of the CT 200h is
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11 Ways to Live Longer 1. Exercise It’s no secret that physical activity is good for you. Exercise helps you maintain a healthy body weight and lowers your blood pressure, both of which contribute to heart health and a reduced risk of heart disease–the top worldwide cause of death. 2. Drink in moderation I know you’re probably picturing a glass of red wine right now, but recent research suggests that indulging in one to three glasses of any type of alcohol every day may help to increase longevity. Studies have found that heavy drinkers as well as abstainers seem to have a higher risk of early mortality than moderate drinkers. 3. Reduce stress in your life Stress causes your body to release a hormone called cortisol. At high levels, this hormone can increase blood pressure and cause storage of abdominal fat, both of which can lead to an increased risk of heart disease. 4. Watch less television A 2008 study found that people who watch six hours of television per day will likely die an average of 4.8 years earlier than those who don’t. It also found that, after the age of 25, every hour of television watched decreases life expectancy by 22 minutes. Television promotes
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