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Kejriwal tweeted. Bhagwat said in Rajasthan Monday that Mother Teresa's service to the poor was aimed at converting them to Christianity. The Congress raised the issue in the Lok Sabha but the government refused to respond. "The government has nothing to do with such statements. Individual organisations have every right to speak outside (parliament)," Parliamentary Affairs Minister M. Venkaiah Naidu said. The Missionaries of Charity described Bhagwat as "uninformed" in the light of his conversion remarks. "His (Bhagwat) comments reflect how misinformed he is. In Missionaries of Charity, there is no place for conversion. His

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New Delhi (IANS): Amid controversy over Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi's leave during the budget session and demands that he be elevated, party president Sonia Gandhi said Thursday that everyone will get to know when such a decision is taken. "You will know, when it happens," she said. The Congress vice chief is on a few week's leave during the budget session to reflect on and chart a course for the future of the party, which has suffered a series of electoral reverses including a debacle in the Delhi assembly polls in which it could not win a single seat in the 70member house despite ruling the city on the trot for 15 years till 2013. The Congress also has finished third or fourth in the four assembly polls held since its debacle in the Lok Sabha polls last year. His absence has drawn critical remarks from the party's rivals. Rahul Gandhi has held extensive consultations with party leaders and workers over the past few months to evolve a road map for the party's revival. Sources said there is a view in the party that he should get a free hand to implement his ideas and he should take responsibility as party president. The elevation, they said, could take place during a meeting of All India Congress Committee, expected in April or a Congress working committee meeting could be convened for the purpose. Nine-time party MP Kamal Nath said in an interview Wednesday that Rahul Gandhi should be made party chief and should be should be in a commanding position to implement the road map which will take the party forward.

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Foreign secretary begins SAARC yatra March 1 New Delhi (IANS): In a major step forward in its neighbourhood outreach policy, the Indian government is sending Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar on a 'yatra' of four SAARC countries, including Pakistan, from March 1. The visit, begins with key neighbour Bhutan March 1, followed by Bangladesh March 2, Pakistan March 3 and Afghanistan the following day. The visit to the rest of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) neighbours - Sri Lanka, Maldives and Nepal is yet to be announced. The external affairs ministry moved fast in announcing the dates, days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted Feb 17 that Jaishankar would be leaving on a SAARC yatra soon. Ministry spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin said in a statement that the foreign

Feb 13, "Indian Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar would visit Pakistan March 3-4". "During his visit, Jaishankar would hold a meeting with his Pakistani counterpart Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry," said Aslam. Both sides have started preparations for the muchanticipated visit. Despite the initial bonhomie with Pakistan after the Modi government took over last year, relations have soured between the two, especially over Islamabad hobnobbing with Kashmiri separatists and the ceasefire violations leading to fatalities. India had also called off the foreign secretary level talks last August after the Pakistani envoy in India held talks with Kashmiri separatists, ignoring India's objections. Modi had kicked off his neighbourhood diplomacy

secretary will be undertaking the visit "in accordance with the prime minister's directives". Modi is likely to go on a bilateral visit to the two key Indian Ocean neighbours of Maldives and Sri Lanka in mid-March, during which he is to be accompanied by the foreign secretary. Jaishankar, who was India's envoy to the US before being appointed foreign secretary Jan 28, would be visiting the two countries later. Modi had also visited Nepal twice last year, one a standalone bilateral visit and the second for the SAARC Summit in Kathmandu. Of Jaishankar's SAARC yatra, the most-watched destination will be the visit to Islamabad March 3. Pakistani Foreign Office spokesperson Tasneem Aslam said in Islamabad that following Modi's call to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif

559 ceasefire violations on IB since June 2014 New Delhi (IANS): There have been 559 ceasefire violations along the international border (IB) between India and Pakistan between June 2014 to January 2015, parliament was told Tuesday. In the same time period, the number of violations along the Line of

Control (LoC) were 126, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar told the Rajya Sabha in a written reply. In 2014, four army personnel and four Border Security Force personnel were killed, while in 2015, two army personnel and one BSF personnel have

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MEA reaches out on Facebook Q & A

New Delhi (IANS): As part of its public outreach, India's external affairs ministry Tuesday held its first question and answer session on Facebook with its spokesperson being flooded with questions from across the world during the 45minute session, including requests to help out Indians in a Maldives jail. MEA spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin, who has 257,000 followers on Twitter and regularly updates the social media platform with posts on any new diplomatic event, received

around 30 questions. The 45minute session reached 112,192 Facebook users, with 4,655 likes, comments and shares. From answering questions on India's stand on Palestine, to stating that Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar is to undertake a "SAARC Yatra" to all South Asian countries, including Pakistan, in March, the spokesperson also informed participants of the ministry's new Grievances Monitoring System (MADAD) to tackle grievances pertaining to consular Services offered by Indian missions/posts abroad.

A question on China's protest on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Arunachal Pradesh, got the answer: "As you all know, the state of Arunachal Pradesh is an integral and inalienable part of India. The people of Arunachal Pradesh are citizens of India. Indian leaders visit Arunachal Pradesh from time to time, as they visit other parts of India." To a query whether India was willing to discuss Kashmir with Pakistan, the answer was: "We stand ready to talk with Pakistan in accordance with the

Simla Agreement on all issues including Jammu & Kashmir." On how India would go about is membership at the UN Security Council, Akbaruddin answered: "The UN Security Council Reform process is being discussed at the UN General Assembly. We are hoping for a framework to be agreed upon. Once this is done, individual countries will be able to vote for candidates, including India, for permanent membership." To a query whether there was a proposal to increase the

strength of diplomats, he wrote: "There are nearly 2,000 Indian diplomats. This of course is still not enough. We have increased our annual intake to the Indian Foreign Service. When I joined in 1985, the annual intake was only 12. Now, in 2014, it is 35. This is a nearly 300 percent increase." However, there were several requests for help from the ministry for some Indians jailed in the Maldives for some alleged crimes, which did not elicit an answer.

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A uniform of an IPS officer along with a wireless set was recovered from him. Nair stayed at Hotel Rama in Karol Bagh, and was heading to his hotel when he was arrested. "Following a complaint made by mobile shop owner Kultar Singh on Feb 23, we laid a trap and arrested Nair," said Deputy Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Sanjeev Kumar Yadav. "The accused had cheated the complainant to the tune of Rs.1.65 lakh," added Yadav. "First time, Nair met the complainant in Karol Bagh's Gaffar Market at his shop Jan 30 and introduced himself as an IPS officer from Jaipur. He even showed an identity card to convince him,"

Yadav said. "He told Singh that his next posting would be in Delhi soon and purchased two mobile phones in exchange for two old ones. In this next meeting, Nair induced Singh in parting with two more mobile phones and Rs.1 lakh cash on the pretext that his ATM card was not functional," Yadav added. Singh had then obliged him believing that Nair was a genuine officer. However, on his next visit to Delhi, the complainant met Nair at the hotel, when he got suspicious about Nair's identity and informed the police. Nair, who completed his M.Tech and PhD in computer science from Anna University in Chennai, also worked as an assistant pro-

fessor at the Jayaram College of Engineering and Technology in Hyderabad. He has also worked as a senior reader at Madanapalle Institute of Technology and Science in Odisha. In February 2014, he met with an accident that confined him to bed for over five months, following which he lost his job. "Nair had an old and insatiable quirk to become an IPS officer and he utilised this as an opportunity to become an imposter for earning a living. He got the uniform stitched from a Jaipur-based tailor," Yadav said. "Our efforts are on to identify as to how many people he has cheated," Yadav added.

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Different languages spice up Delhi assembly oath-taking New Delhi (IANS): The swearing-in ceremony of the Delhi assembly Monday witnessed a colourful mix of languages including Punjabi, Maithli, Urdu, English and even Sanskrit much to the liking of those

present in the house. While the majority of the 67 Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) members took oath in Hindi, some of them preferred other languages, adding the much-needed colour to the usually dreary

ceremony. Assembly members by the name of Jarnail Singh, from Rajouri Garden and Tilak Nigar constituencies, took oath in Punjabi. Devendra Sehrawat (Bijwasan), Somnath Bharti

(Malviya Nagar) and Nitin Tyagi (Laxmi Nagar) preferred English. Okhla legislator Amanatullah Khan and Haji Ishraq (Seelampur) took oath in Urdu, while Rituraj Jha (Kirari) and Sanjeev Jha

(Burari) chose Maithili. Rituraj Jha was even dressed in traditional Maithili attire that included a white dhoti and a red kurta coupled with a bright yellow scarf and purple cap.

However, it was Kapil Mishra, the legislator from Karawal Nagar, who wowed the audience as he took oath in fluent Sanskrit, eliciting tremendous applause from the house.

Passengers spared, freight rates hiked in India's rail budget New Delhi (IANS): Sparing a passenger fare hike but raising freight rates again, Minister Suresh Prabhu presented his maiden budget for Indian Railways Thursday, with a slew of measures to improve service quality, safety and reach and a 52percent jump in plan outlay for 2015-16 at Rs.100,011 crore (US$16.7 billion). Raising some passenger train speeds by 50 percent on nine key routes, faster freight trains, userfriendly ladders to mount upper berths, wi-fi in 400 stations, more money for escalators, easier norms for unreserved tickets, 17,000 bio-toilets in trains, better connectivity in north-east and cameras for safety of women travellers are among the other highlights of the budget. "There will be no hike in passenger fares. We will focus on improving passenger amenities, including cleanliness," Railway Minister Prabhu said in a 66minute speech in the Lok Sabha, watched keenly by Prime Minister Narendra Modi who had handpicked him for the job. Even though Prabhu made no mention of any revision in freight tariff in his speech, as has been the norm in the past, the minister,

nevertheless, revised it upward between 2.1 percent and 10 percent, not sparing even commodities like grain, pulses, urea and coal. In the previous budget tabled by the Modi government in July last year, passenger fares had been hiked by nearly 15 percent while the freight tariff was increased by 6.5 percent. The minister also promised a vastly improved operating ratio, which spells out how much money is spent on day-to-day operations to earn revenues -- an indication of the funds left for safety and expansion. He targeted to bring it down to 88.5 percent, or the lowest in nine years, from an unsustainable level of 93.6 percent in 201314 and 91.8 percent for this fiscal. This is better than what the prime minister had asked the railways to do a few days ago. Globally, a 75-80 percent or lower ratio is seen as a healthy benchmark. Prabhu also seemed to have ruled out the sale or leasing of surplus land and other assets to get revenues. "We will monetize our resources rather than sell," he said, adding: "Business as usual of asking for budgetary support

from finance ministry is neither sustainable nor necessary." He pegged a 52 percent jump in the plan outlay for 2015-16 at Rs.100,011 crore, projecting a 16.7 percent growth in passenger earnings and 13.5 percent in freight. The minister has also proposed a 46.5 percent increase in market borrowings to bridge the fiscal gap. Soon after the budget presentation, Prime Minister Modi gave a thumbs up to Prabhu. "Rail budget 2015 is forward looking, futuristic and passenger-centric, combining a clear vision and definite plan to achieve it,â&#x20AC;? Modi said in a tweet, even calling it a watershed moment for railways. The same, however, was not true with the markets, with the sensitive index (Sensex) of the Bombay Stock Exchange falling some 260 points, or nearly 1 percent, with most stocks of companies associated with railways ending in the red.

Indian industry, by and large, welcomed the proposals notably the substantial hike in the plan outlay and the emphasis on private-public partnerships for bigticket projects. But some captains of industry felt the freight hike could have ben avoided. The minister began his speech with what ails Indian Railways. "Railway facilities have not improved very substantially over the past few decades. A fundamental reason for this is the chronic under-investment in Railways, which has led to congestion and over-utilization," he said. "As a consequence, capacity augmentation suffers, safety is challenged and the quality of service delivery declines, leading to poor morale, reduced efficiency, sub-optimal freight and passenger traffic and fewer financial resources. This again feeds the vicious cycle of under-investment," he said.

"This must be put to an end," said the chartered accountantturned-politician, while presenting the budget for one of the largest railway networks in the world. "We have to make our Indian Railways a benchmark organisation in safety, security and infrastructure," he said in a speech peppered with several Hindi couplets. He also set four goals to transform Indian Railways: Improved customer experience, safer travel, modern infrastructure and financial self-sustainability. "We will also create a separate department for taking care of cleanliness." India boasts one of the oldest and the largest railroad networks in the world, ferrying some 23 million people, or a population the size of Australia, as also 2.65 million tonnes of goods on its coaches, each day. It serves from 7,172 stations via 12,617 passenger and 7,421 freight trains on a track network spanning Baramulla in the Himalayan foothills of Kashmir to the southern tip of Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu, and from Naharlagun in Arunachal Pradesh to the port town of Okha in Gujarat.

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'Punjab's forts need awareness, restoration plan' Chandigarh (IANS): Punjab's magnificent forts and other heritage structures need a public awareness and official restoration plan so that these historic symbols of state power can be preserved for future generations, feel experts from the International Committee on Fortifications and Military Heritage (ICOFORT). After touring heritage structures, especially forts, in Punjab for nearly 12 days this month, the 19-member team of experts, mostly from European countries, felt that though satisfactory work was being done to maintain forts in Punjab, a comprehensive restoration plan could help better preserve the state's rich heritage. "The forts (in Punjab) need a good restoration plan. Rain and other conditions damage the restoration after some time. The difference between a restoration plan and repair must be understood. At some places (in Punjab), only repairs are being undertaken," Hans-Rudolf Neumann, who headed the ICOFORT team during the tour, told IANS in an interview. "I feel that engineers and architects should be sent to other places and countries to understand how restoration is done. Restoration takes a long time, even 10-15 years. It is not a question of spending money alone;

experienced people are also required," Neumann added. He said that the team was quite impressed with the heritage available in Punjab. "Restoration of forts in Punjab is necessary for the national identity of the Punjabi people. When people know about their history, they feel proud. Also, there is a need for more education of people about their heritage," Neumann pointed out. The team, which included experts from Australia, France, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Switzerland, Turkey and

Ukraine, visited forts and heritage structures in Patiala, Nabha, Bathinda, Patti, Amritsar and Chandigarh. The team also saw 'sarais' (fortified structures for resting) along the Mughal-time imperial highway, later called the Grand Trunk (GT) Road and now National Highway No. 1. Neumann said that the team's experience about the heritage structures along the GT Road was "unique". "Their objective was to know about these forts, both from the perspective of the historical narrative

and from the point of view of technology and material of the past and the current conservation and management scenario of these sites," leading conservationist Gurmeet S. Rai, who was with the team for some time, told IANS. "The visit of these experts is an opportunity to highlight the heritage values and conservation challenges and the need for the government to understand that heritage conservation is more than the 'fixing' of old buildings," Rai said. Punjab has taken a Rs.300 crore ($48 million) loan from the Asian

Development Bank (ADB) for promoting cultural heritage tourism. "Forts were the symbol of state power. Unlike the forts in Europe and some other countries which were only for military purposes, the forts here were multi-purpose ones with palaces, temples and other buildings inside," Neumann said. Having studied the Bahadurgarh Fort near Patiala, Bathinda Fort and the Gobindgarh Fort near Amritsar, Neumann and his team felt that there were definite European links to the architecture and design of these structures.

No proof kidnapped Indians dead or alive, Sushma tells relatives New Delhi (IANS): External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj Saturday told relatives of 39 Indian nationals, who were taken held hostage by Islamic State jihadists in Iraq in June last year, that there was no proof of "their being alive or dead". However, she said that the government had got information

from sources that they had not been killed. "Taking this to be true, we are searching for them," Sushma Swaraj told the media after the meeting. It was the sixth meeting of Sushma Swaraj with relatives of the Indian nationals taken hostage. "So far, no proof has been

found of their being alive or dead," she said. The minister said the families had been told of the developments since their last meeting with her. "Listening to this they have this satisfaction that the government is leaving no stone unturned," she said. The minister said the govern-

ment is trying its level best on the issue. "There is no country, no individual who we think can be of help, who has not been contacted," she said. The Indians were working for a Turkish construction company in Mosul when they were abducted in mid-June. Most of them hail from Punjab.

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Two South Asians, including a ‘ragi’ in local gurdwara, arrested in “john” sting in Fairfield, California HARPAL Singh, 38, of Fairfield (near San Francisco), who is reported to be a ‘ragi’ in a local gurdwara, and Rupinder Samra, 43, of Woodland (near Sacramento) were among 28 men arrested by Fairfield Police Department in California last weekend and booked into the county jail for prostitution and prostitution loitering. On February 20 and 21, patrol officers and detectives assigned to the General

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Punjab offers rewards to stop stubble burning Chandigarh (IANS): The Punjab government Wednesday announced rewards to districts and villages across the state which curb the unhealthy practice of burning stubble (residue of harvested crops). "The Punjab government has announced an incentive for each district and village with a financial grant of Rs.1 crore and Rs.1 lakh respectively, which were free from the burning of stubble," a state government spokesman said here. "This decision has been

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Effective scouting system important for Indian football: Coach Constantine New Delhi (IANS): Newlyappointed Indian football team chief coach Stephen Constantine Tuesday stressed the importance of a strong talent scouting system. In his first official media interaction since taking over the job of the Indian team, ranked 171st by FIFA, Constantine said that he will give equal opportunities to all players to stake their place to represent the country. "I am very excited to be here in India. There is a lot of work left but I promise that I am up for it. I will do everything I can to improve." "My mission is to set up a successful scouting network. I want to touch everything from the

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Police act against bookies in Pakistan, 15 nabbed

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Kumar, Lokesh Sharma (already arrested earlier) and his other contacts, they added. "Both (Nagpal and Kumar) disclosed that they have been part of this illegal activity since many years. They shared a common email address which was being used to forward documents to some of their clients," said Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime Branch) Ravindra Yadav. Yadav said that both were produced in Dwarka Court and have been sent to five days' police custody. Informed sources said that Nagpal, a resident of west Delhi's Hari Nagar area, was detained two days ago as his name was revealed during the interrogation of Sharma, an employee of a Noida-based energy consultancy Infraline Energy. Kumar's name also cropped up during Sharma's interrogation.

Sharma, in his 30s, was formerly with the MTS at Shastri Bhawan. A resident of Vijay Nagar in west Delhi's Uttam Nagar area, he was arrested from Dwarka Feb 22. He is currently in judicial custody. During the interrogation of all the accused, police said that they had got links about some more corporate sectors who were the beneficiaries of these stolen documents. However, they said the documents were stolen from petroleum, coal and power ministries, and nothing was stolen from the defence and environment ministries. "In our investigation, we don't have any link about the stealing of documents from the defence and environment ministries...but we got some information that there are some more corporate houses who benefit from these stolen documents," said Delhi Police chief B.S.

Bassi. Bassi added: "Till now they don't have any links with any senior ministry official." Sources added that both used to provide documents to Sharma and Prayas Jain, an employee of Melbourne-based Metis Energy Consulting and Research Services. Jain is in judicial custody till March 6. Sources said adding that police would seek custody of both for questioning. So far, 16 people, including Nagpal and Kumar, have been arrested and Delhi Police have registered two FIRs in connection with the leak of classified documents related to various ministries, including coal, petroleum and natural gas, and power. Nagpal and Kumar's names are mentioned in the second FIR which was registered Feb 20.

India-Russia relationship has huge untapped potential: President New Delhi (IANS): President Pranab Mukherjee Thursday said the economic dimension of bilateral relationship between India and Russia has "huge untapped potential". In an interaction with visiting Russian State Duma Chairman Sergey Naryshkin at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, Mukherjee said the Indian-Russian strategic partnership has a long illustrious history. "Over the years, we have steadily developed the special and privileged strategic partnership which reflects the breadth and depth of cooperation between our two countries. "We believe that economic dimension of our bilateral relationship has huge untapped potential," he said. Noting that Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to India in December 2014 was a "landmark event", Mukherjee said the "understandings" between the two nations have helped to expand partnership in a number of new areas. "India is fully committed to developing and deepening the strategic partnership with Russia in diverse areas," he said. Responding to Mukherjee, Naryshkin said the friendship between India and Russia has grown over various decades and sought India's participation in the 70th anniversary celebrations of Victory Day, marking the end of the Second World War, in Russia.

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Rare do local productions have impacts across Canada and around the globe . Folks at Fly Over Canada have truly outdone themselves with their latest creation. Perfect timing sees this Vancouver based company bring out an exciting journey to China on the big screen, in 4-D no less, with their Flight of the Dragon. Fans of the popular How to Train Your Dragon films will feel right at home as a flying serpent takes us deep into mysterious China with all its history and glory. Definite perfect entrainment for the whole family this "added attraction" is awing audiences throughout the Chinese New Year until, March 5, 2015. So celebrate this firecracker of a fun visual treat at Canada Place in downtown Vancouver on its beautiful one of a kind west coast waterfront . Smart people like getting a bargain. Nothing is better than getting two for one. Locals and visitors can book times for this flight by simply showing up at the admissions kiosk. Done up with

images of China and a passionate red hue the first clue of what your about to see is an Attractive woman give a quick run down on the China film. Then, after a short safety 3 minute introduction folks are marched one by one and led to dots on the floor before going into the theatre in an orderly fashion, like entering Noah's Ark. But instead of a boat

majestic, if you can't make the 11 hour flight to this exciting country for a mere $20 you can be an arm-chair traveller from the comfort of downtown Vancouver. And that's only the start of your fun day/evening, Right after the China film ends immediately Fly Over Canada begins. From coast to coast to coast you get a feel for this great

we're strapped into seats, prepared for take-off, and set sail for the ride of your life. Speed picks up and a host of stimuli caress your body as images of China envelop the screen. Misty water caresses your face as for 10 or so minutes we are stimulated with shots of China, showcasing its marvellous history, geography and natural wonders. Sweeping and

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Only filmmakers, audience must decide films' content: Dibakar DIBAKAR Banerjee says that decisions regarding a movie's content should be left to the filmmakers and the audience, and that the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) should only be entrusted with certifying movies appropriately. "The issue will resolve only when the people who watch

films and who make films will come together and say, 'Let us decide what we want to see and what we'll make'. You (Censor Board) just decide that the film should be watched by this age group or under this age group," said the "Shanghai" filmmaker. Banerjee spoke on the sidelines of an event, where three

books based on screenplays of the late Guru Dutt's productions, were launched. Filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra too was present at the event. He slammed CBFC for recently issuing a list of words, which filmmakers cannot use in their movies. He says it's ridiculous and senseless.

"If there is any film which have such words, then make it adult (certified). How it is possible that a filmmaker will not use these words? According to me, it's ridiculous and senseless thing to say people you can't say this (in films)," he said. The "PK" producer also said the Censor Board authorities

should not misuse their power. "The more power you'll (government) give them, the more they will (Censor Board members) misuse. Their power should be simple...they should certify films -- like under 12, under 16, under 18, adult," he said. (IANS)

Will continue to do films after marriage: Soha Ali Khan ACTRESS Soha Ali Khan, who tied the knot with Kunal Khemu on Jan 25 this year, says she'll not take a break and would continue to do films even after marriage. Soha was present at a promotional event here when she was asked if the audience would see her in films after marriage.

To that she said: "Yes, yes, of course you'll see me in films. Film 'October 3st' is in post production now...we have wrapped up the shooting." "In few day's I'll start shooting for 'Ghayal once again'. It will be a action-packed, great fun movie. I'll get a chance to work with Sunny sir (Sunny Deol) in

it. So, I'm really looking forward to it." she added. Soha further expressed her desire to share screen space with her husband Kunal Khemu. "We have already done two films together...Obviously... I believe Kunal (Kunal Khemu) is a great actor and it will be fun

working with him. Also we'll get a chance to spend some time together (while working). But the script should be special. We have not got the special script yet," Soha said. Directed by Shivaji Lotan Patil, "October 31st" also stars Vir Das in the lead. (IANS)

Varun moves on to 'ABCD 2' from 'Badlapur' SRK hopes to impress VARUN Dhawan is still basking in the appreciation that has come his way after the release of “Badlapur” -- but now the actor says it's time to move on and all his focus henceforth will be on his dance film “ABCD 2”. “I will never forget #badlapur and Raghu but as an actor you have to be able to get over things,” Varun tweeted Monday. The 27-year-old did the role of an aggressive man on a mission of revenge in “Badlapur” to break away from his guy-next door image. Varun says that though he has proved his point, the mission is not over. “Questions answered. people proved but the fight isn't over. A new

challenge awaits people. #ABCD2 coming soon @ShraddhaKapoor,” he shared.

Directed by Remo D'Souza, "ABCD 2" is a sequel to his directorial debut "ABCD: Anybody Can Dance". The film also features Shraddha Kapoor. Varun also thanked people for making “Badlapur” a success with a special mention of the media industry for showing their support towards Sriram Raghavan's directorial. “The audience has spoken and it's their power that has made #badlapur a success. Thank u to the media for supporting this film,” he added. “Badlapur”, which also features Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Huma Qureshi and Yami Gautam, released Friday. (IANS)

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films more than they already do (sic),” King Khan tweeted Friday. After entertaining with “Happy New Year”, SRK has turned all his focus on Maneesh Sharma's directorial “Fan”. The superstar, often called the “King of Romance”, will be seen playing the role of a fan. (IANS)

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IOC chief praises Rio 2016 preparations Rio de Janeiro (IANS): The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has praised the state of preparations for South America's first Olympic Games to be staged in Rio de Janeiro

next year. The endorsement comes despite delays to a planned new metro line and concerns about the quality of water at the Guanabara Bay sailing venue, reported Xinhua.

"I am very satisfied," IOC president Thomas Bach told media Tuesday. Earlier, Bach met Brazil President Dilma Rousseff in Brasilia. He is also due to meet the IOC's execu-

tive committee. Bach's comments come less than a year after IOC vice president John Coates described the Games' preparations as the "worst" he had ever seen.

Rio mayor Eduardo Paes said the focus of planning was now geared towards the running of the event to be held from Aug 5-21 next year. "We are now talking

about the operation of the city - how to take care of the event itself which is a totally different matter," Paes said. "I am very optimistic. I think things are moving very well."

Tendulkar, Gayle choose same day for ODI double ton! Canberra (IANS): While their batting styles may not be similar, cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar and West Indies' devastating opener Chris Gayle chose the same day -Feb 24 -- to score their respective One-Day International (ODI) double-centuries. If on Feb 24, 2010, Tendulkar entered the records books by hitting the first ever ODI double-hundred, exactly five years on, Gayle slammed a 147-ball 215 to score the World Cup's first

and only double-ton Tuesday. The coincidence does not end only with the day, both batsmen ended up playing exactly the same number of deliveries -- 147. The coincidence has caught the imagination of cricket buffs with many of them taking to social networking sites to spread the information -- and quite a few calling Gayle's effort as a tribute to Tendulkar. Gayle's majestic innings against Zimbabwe in a Pool B

clash at the Manuka Oval here made him the only nonIndian in the 200-plus club. The southpaw is now also the only player to score a 300 in Tests, 200 in ODIs, and 100 in Twenty20s. The others in the ODI double-ton club are swashbuckling opener Virender Sehwag and Rohit Sharma, who besides achieving the feat twice also holds the record for the highest individual score with an incredible 264 against Sri Lanka last year.

Indian women's hockey team beats Germany 2-1 Valencia (IANS): In a hard fought match here, the Indian women's hockey team emerged victorious 2-1 over Germany in what was the last match of their tour of Spain. Both teams started cautiously Sunday evening as neither wanted to give the initial edge to the other. The teams made attempts to strike but their efforts went in vain as the first half ended 0-0.

It was Deepika who opened the scoring to help India surge ahead in the 40th minute by converting a field goal. Germany did not sit back and pressed hard in search of an equaliser but India displayed some spectacular stick work to dominate and keep possession. It was through the stick of Amandeep Singh, who converted a penalty corner in the

55th minute, giving India a 2-0 lead. Germany’s Marie Mavers finally broke the shackles and slapped the ball towards the nets to pump in their lone goal in the 59th minute. Unable to add further, the game ended in favour of India. The matches were in preparation for the World League Round 2 to be held in New Delhi from March 7 to 15.

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Pakistan school books to have Quranic verses against corruption Islamabad (IANS): The textbook board of Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province has incorporated some verses of the holy Quran, Hadith and wise sayings on the inner titles of the school books to discourage corruption and promote harmony in the society, media reported Monday. The move is aimed at scaling up awareness about the evil of corruption in society, Dawn

online reported. The verse number 10 of the Quran's Surah Al-Hujrat stressing unity among Muslims has also been included on the inner titles of the books which states: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Muslims are brothers, therefore make peace between the two brothers and fear Allah so that the mercy may be shown to you.â&#x20AC;? By including this verse the authorities intend to discourage

sectarianism in the society. Such verses and holy sayings would be part of books from grade 1 to grade 12 to discourage corruption and sectarianism, sources said, adding that the books had been published and would be distributed among students from the academic year starting from coming April. They said that the board had taken the decision to include verses and sayings of the holy

Prophet with the consultation of the National Accountability Bureau and Directorate of Curricula and Teachers Education. They said that these verses would replace earlier such material against militancy and in favour of peace incorporated in textbooks by the previous government. Over 100 messages against corruption from the holy Quran,

Hadith and wise sayings have been mentioned on the titles of the books. The sources said that the verses of the holy Quran about unity among Muslims would help reduce the gap between different schools of thought in the society. It would also help in reducing hatred among different sects, which was one of the reasons of unrest in the country, they said.

IS serious threat to Pakistan: Foreign secretary Islamabad (IANS): Shortly after Pakistan Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan denied the presence of the Islamic State (IS) in South Asia, particularly Pakistan, Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhry has said the militant group poses a serious threat to the country. "The government is on alert to the IS threat in the region," Chaudhry said while briefing the Senate Standing Committee

on Foreign Affairs Monday, Pakistan Today reported Tuesday. He said the government has directed all authorities concerned to ensure that no organisation or individual gets in contact with the IS in the country. A bipartisan parliamentary panel discussed the potential threat posed by the IS to Pakistan amid reports that the ruthless militant outfit was seeking a foothold in the coun-

try. However, Chaudhry clarified Pakistan has no desire to become part of the international coalition against IS. The government has long denied the presence of the militant group in the country. "As of now, I can say with confidence that the IS only exists in the Middle East," Nisar said while speaking at the US Institute of Peace in Washington Thursday.

"It absolutely has no presence in Afghanistan and Pakistan." He said that the terrorist space in South Asia was totally occupied, however, if the issues were not addressed, a grand alliance between different groups could not be ruled out in the future. Last year as well, the interior minister had quashed speculation about the presence of the militant group.

However, wall chalkings in favour of the militant group have earlier appeared in major cities, including Lahore, Quetta and Karachi. Earlier, splits within the Taliban, and doubts over whether its elusive leader is even alive, were said to be driving a growing number of militant commanders in Afghanistan and Pakistan towards the IS for inspiration.

Nawaz discusses Xi Jinping's visit with Raheel Islamabad (IANS): Pakistan Army Chief Gen. Raheel Sharif Tuesday met Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif at the Prime Minister House here and discussed Chinese President Xi Jinping's forthcoming visit to Pakistan and the internal security situation of the country. On Monday, Gen. Sharif met Chinese ambassador to Pakistan

Sun Weidong at the army's General Headquarters in Rawalpindi, and discussed the security aspects of Xi's visit, Dawn reported. Gen. Sharif also briefed the prime minister about the arrests made by the security forces in connection with the Dec 16 Taliban attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar, in which

over 140 school children and staff were killed. Security forces in an intelligence-based operation Monday arrested Taj Muhammad alias Rizwan, who was one of the primary executors of the Taliban attack on the school. Earlier, the army claimed to have made key arrests in connection with the school attack and

said that all those involved, except six suspects, had either been killed or captured. "The gang involved in the school attack comprised of 27 terrorists, 12 of whom have been arrested in Pakistan and Afghanistan, nine have been killed and six are at large," an army statement said.

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All–new 2015 Ford Mustang: New Look, New technology The next chapter in the life of the iconic pony car begins as the all-new 2015 Ford Mustang, loaded with innovative technologies and delivering worldclass levels of performance, was simultaneously revealed around the globe in six cities on four different continents. Mustang’s impact goes well beyond the 9 million-plus cars sold during its 50 years of continuous production. It is the world’s most-liked vehicle on Facebook, with thousands of appearances in film, television, music and video games. For the first time ever, Ford will bring Mustang to customers in key parts of Europe and Asia. The clean-sheet design of both Mustang fastback and convertible evokes the essential character of the brand, retaining key design elements including the long sculpted hood and short rear deck with a contemporary execution. “You only get one chance to make a first impression and when you see this car, you immediately see a Mustang strong and true,” said Moray Callum, Ford executive director, design, The Americas. Several key design features define the all-new Mustang, including: A lower, wider stance with a reduction in roof height, wider rear fenders and track width, The return of Mustang fastback with a sleeker profile enabled by more steeply sloped windshield and rear glass, Three-dimensional, tri-bar tail lamps with sequential turn signals, Contemporary

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The all-new 2016 Honda Pilot SUV made its Canadian premiere at the 2015 Canadian International Auto Show. Reengineered and redesigned in North America, the 2016 Honda Pilot delivers more family-friendly utility, more advance technology and more quality attributes than ever before, boasting classleading safety features, improved fuel efficiency and confident driving dynamics in a thoroughly modern and stylish new package. The all-new 2016 Pilot, launching at Honda dealerships across Canada this summer, is the third generation of Honda’s

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