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speeches and inciting violence against women in the BBC documentary and on national television. "Instead of needlessly banning films in an undemocratic fashion, the government would do better to pro-actively pursue the pending case in the Supreme Court, where

The documentary had caused an uproar in India with the government banning its telecast in all formats. The government had also said that it will take steps to see that the documentary was not telecast outside India. Writer Chetan Bhagat tweeted: "India's Daughter is a must watch. Anyone who

shockingly even such a high profile case has gone unheard even once for over a year," it said. Activist Kamala Bhasin said: "We are never for bans. That doesn't help anything." She said that the December 16, 2012 incident had invited global attention and it was important to note that "rape is a global phenomenon". "Rape is global. It is not an Indian invention," she said.

watches will understand devastation caused by regressive attitudes. Face it. Fix it." Brushing aside Indian protests, the BBC on Thursday telecast the documentary on the gang rape, "given the intense level of interest" in it. The hour-long documentary was then uploaded on YouTube by an individual, effectively making it available to a global audience.

Mukesh Ambani again tops 90 Indian billionaires, Bill Gates world's richest Washington (IANS): Mukesh Ambani again tops 90 Indian billionaires, 28 of them newcomers, on Forbes’ annual ranking as Bill Gates emerged as the world’s richest person for the 16th time in the last 21 years. With a current net worth of $79.2 billion, up from $76 billion in 2014, Gates for the second consecutive year beat out telecom mogul Carlos Slim Helu (No. 2), whose net worth increased to $77.1 billion from $72 billion last year, according the US magazine’s annual ranking of the world’s billionaires released Monday. Warren Buffett (No. 3) moved up one slot, with a net worth of $72.7 billion, ahead of Spanish clothing retailer Amancio Ortega (No. 4), best known for the Zara fashion chain, who increased his net worth $500 million for a total of $64.5 billion. Oracle’s Larry Ellison (No. 5) remained in the fifth spot; his net worth increased to $54.3 billion. Indian billionaires include: 39. Mukesh Ambani ($21 billion), 44. Dilip Shanghvi ($20 billion), 48. Azim Premji ($19.1 billion), 66. Shiv Nadar ($14.8 billion), 69. Hinduja Brothers ($14.5 billion), 82. Lakshmi Mittal ($13.5 billion), 129. Ananda Krishnan ($9.7 billion), 142. Kumar Mangalam Birla ($9 billion), 185. Uday Kotak ($7.2 billion), 208. Gautam Adani ($6.6 billion), 208. Sunil Mittal and family ($6.6 billion), 208. Cyrus Poonawalla ($6.6 billion), 254. Desh Bandhu Gupta ($5.8 billion); 283. Savitri Jindal and family ($5.3 billion).

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Lok Sabha passes bill to amend Citizenship Act New Delhi / Jammu (IANS): The Lok Sabha Monday passed a bill that allows the central government to notify that Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) cardholders shall be considered Overseas Citizen of India card-holders. The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2015, which was passed by a voice vote, seeks to replace the ordinance

brought by the government in January. The bill seeks to amend the Citizenship Act, 1955 and provide, among other things, for "registration of overseas citizen of India card-holder and also that the persons of Indian origin card-holders shall be deemed to be overseas citizen of India card-holders". Participating in the debate, N.K.

Premachandran of the Revolutionary Socialist Party said the government had brought the ordinance to fulfill the promise made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to overseas Indians during his visit to the US. Referring to the bill introduced in the winter session, which the government had withdrawn before introduction of the new bill, he said it reflect-

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Aam Aadmi Party remained a united force and would do all it can to meet the aspirations of the people of Delhi and the country. "Everyone (in the party) will together take the party forward," he added. The National Executive also rejected Kejriwal's offer to resign as the national convenor. The nine-member PAC is the supreme body in the AAP, which was formed in 2012 and which stormed to power in Delhi last month by sweeping 67 of the 70 seats in the assembly. Wednesday's meeting was called after Bhushan and Yadav were accused by Kejriwal supporters of leading a virtual rebellion against the AAP leader. Earlier, Bhushan, a

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AAP sacks Bhushan, Yadav from top body New Delhi (IANS): The AAP announced Wednesday that it had ousted two top leaders, Prashant Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav, out of its decision-making Political Affairs Committee (PAC). Party spokesman Kumar Vishwas made the announcement after a nearly six-hour meeting of the National Executive that followed a virtual war between the two leaders and loyalists of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. "The National Executive passed a resolution and it has been decided that Prashant Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav will not serve the PAC any more. They will be given new responsibilities in the party," he said. He underlined that the

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YouTube blocks access to BBC documentary, government serves legal notice New Delhi (IANS): YouTube on Thursday began blocking access to the controversial BBC documentary on the December 16, 2012 gang rape, citing court orders, while the government served legal notice to the top news channel after it ignored a court's restraining order and aired the documentary carrying an interview with one of the rape convicts. The documentary "India's Daughter", by British filmmaker Leslee Udwin, carries an interview with Mukesh Singh,

BBC. "The notice says that they (BBC) had violated the contract on various fronts," a home ministry official told IANS. "They were supposed to take final approval from the Tihar jail authorities on the interview of the convicts but they did not do so, and according to the contract signed with the BBC, they were barred to use the documentary for commercial purpose, which they have violated too," he said. Earlier in the day, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said the

one of the six men who brutally raped a 23-year-old woman on December 16, 2012. The documentary has kicked up a storm in India, with some women's groups demanding a ban. The BBC aired the documentary on Wednesday night, advancing the date from its scheduled March 8 broadcast. Support for the documentary has built up among people after they saw the documentary. A home ministry official said legal notice was served to the

government was "examining all aspects" related to the documentary and would take action, if required. Before airing the film in Britain and some other countries, the BBC had assured the government that it would not be aired in India. They then went ahead and showed it, and the film was subsequently uploaded on YouTube. "The BBC had planned to air the film on March 8, but they showed it on March 4, the home ministry said, wondering "what was the hurry?"

The information and broadcasting ministry has directed Indian news channels not to telecast the documentary. On Thursday evening, the documentary was unavailable on several YouTube channels, with the message "This content is not available on this country domain due to a court order". The parents of the rape victim said they were against airing of the documentary. "I am surprised that BBC uploaded its documentary on YouTube in spite of the court's

restraining order. The BBC has hurt the pride of India. The act of BBC clearly shows that they don't have fear of Indian law and our country," the victim's father told IANS. Hours after the BBC telecast "India's Daughter", the hash tag #IndiasDaughter became the top global trend on social networking site Twitter on Thursday. Two other hash tags #NirbhayaInsulted and #DontRapeAgain were also trending on second and fourth positions, respectively.

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Punjab sets up bureau of investigation Chandigarh (IANS): The Punjab government on Wednesday claimed that the state had become the first in the country to establish a Bureau of Investigation (BoI) bringing all investigation staff of different units under a unified command. Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal launched the initia-

tive at the Punjab Police headquarters here on Wednesday. With the BoI, the investigation functions of the Punjab Police have been separated from law and order duties. Badal, flanked by Director General of Police (DGP) Sumedh Singh Saini, said the new wing would be responsible for all investigation work --

from police station level to district level to the state headquarters. "Separate staff has been earmarked for investigations at all three levels," Badal told media persons, adding that the new wing would ensure professional and time-bound investigations. He said the staff of this spe-

Akali Dal to oppose land acquisition without farmers' consent Chandigarh (IANS): The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) on Tuesday said it will oppose any move by the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance government which will seek to allow land acquisition without the consent of farmers or landowners. The Akali Dal, a partner in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government, adopted a resolution in this regard during its core committee meet convened in the national capital Tuesday. The meeting was chaired by Akali Dal president and Punjab deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal, in the presence of the party's patron and Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal and other senior Akali Dal leaders.

It was called to formulate the party's response to the proposed bill on land acquisition due to come before parliament this week. "The meeting today cleared the party's stand on the proposed land acquisition bill and passed a resolution in which the SAD (Akali Dal) decided to oppose any land acquisition without the express consent of a majority of the farmers/landowners whose land is to be acquired," a party spokesman said. "The party also decided that the land should only be acquired for public purposes and the government should not get into acquisition for private entities," he added. The resolution also said that where land is

acquired, farmers should be given the option of accepting compensation at market rates, plus displacement allowance. The farmers should not be denied the right to approach the court for redress of grievances, it added. The Akali Dal and the BJP have been running an alliance government in Punjab since 2007. Sukhbir Singh Badal's wife Harsimrat Kaur Badal is the union food processing minister in the Narendra Modi government. Agrarian state Punjab contributes over 50 percent of foodgrains, wheat and paddy, to the national kitty despite having only 1.54 percent of the country's geographical area.

cialised wing will not be diverted for any other purpose. Badal said the BoI would initially have 7,772 personnel on its rolls. The BoI will be headed by a director, of additional Director General of Police rank. DGP Saini said the new investigation wing will get all facilities and technology to ensure

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No horse race between Ajit Jain, Greg Abel: Buffett Washington (IANS): Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway chairman & CEO, said there's no horse race to run between Indiaborn top insurance executive Ajit Jain and Greg Abel, head of Berkshire's energy companies, as his possible successors. "There's no jockeying position at all" between front-runners Jain, 63, and Abel, 52, and neither of them knows who will be Berkshire Hathaway's next

CEO, Buffett said on CNBC on Monday. "The board has talked about it at every meeting for I don't know how many years. We have a precise plan in mind," the 84-yearold Buffett said. Jain and Abel, both longtime Berkshire Hathaway executives, were named as possible successors to Buffett in Vice Chairman Charlie Munger's annual letter to shareholders. "When Charlie's letter

came in, and he referenced Greg and Ajit, it was news to me that he was writing that. He's right, they're very, very, very good, each one of them," Buffett said. Nevertheless, Buffett said in his annual letter to shareholders, which was released on Saturday, that he and the board have already agreed on who would carry the torch once his time comes. "In certain important

respects, this person will do a better job than I am doing," Buffett said in his letter. Currently, Abel is the chairman, president and CEO of Iowa-based Berkshire Hathaway Energy, while Jain runs the company's reinsurance division. Born in India, Jain has worked for the company since 1986. Educated at the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur

and the Harvard Business School, Jain earlier worked for McKinsey & Co. and IBM. "Ajit insures risks that no one else has the desire or the capital to take on," Buffett wrote in Berkshire's annual report. "His operation combines capacity, speed, decisiveness and, most important, brains in a manner unique in the insurance business. Yet he never exposes Berkshire to risks that are

inappropriate in relation to our resources." In his letter, Munger described Abel and Jain as "proven performers who would probably be underdescribed as 'worldclass'". "'World-leading' would be the description I would choose," Munger said. "In some important ways, each is a better business executive than Buffett."

UKIP names Sikh shopkeeper as candidate for British polls

London (IANS): A Sikh man has been unveiled as the UK Independence Party's (UKIP) candidate for Hull North in the British county of Yorkshire in the upcoming general election, media reported Monday. Sergi Singh, a shopkeeper and the party's Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire

branch vice-president, stood unsuccessfully as a councillor for the Holderness ward in 2014. As the owner of Jackpot Wines in east Hull, Singh has been a prominent member of the small business community for several years. Now, Singh will contest

from the Hull North seat, which Labour Party's Diana Johnson has held since 2005, Hull Daily Mail reported. "I am not a career politician. I am just an ordinary person, but I don't think the people of North Hull are being listened to and I think they feel it is time for a change," he was quoted as saying. "I want to offer the people of Hull North a referendum on Europe and we are the only party committed to doing that. "Most of the MPs sitting in parliament don't know what it is like to work for a living or how to take the bus." Singh unveiled his personalised "battle bus" surrounded by about a dozen wannabe party councillors.

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Bobby Jindal sees American 'melting point' turning into 'salad bowl' Washington (IANS): Insisting that he was tired of hyphenated Americans, Louisiana's IndianAmerican Republican Governor Bobby Jindal has accused the "politically correct crowd" of trying to turn the American "melting pot" into a "salad bowl". Jindal, who unlike other IndianAmerican politicians declines to embrace his ethnicity, dilated Friday on the need for new immigrants to adopt American culture and learn to speak English. "They must assimilate. They must integrate. We used to be the melting pot," he said addressing the Conservative Political Action

Conference at National Harbour in Maryland, near Washington. "Now, the politically correct crowd says we oughta be a salad bowl," he said. "There is nothing wrong with

saying if you want to come to America you should be an American," said Jindal, one of a long list of potential 2016 presidential hopefuls who addressed the conference. "I am tired of hyphenated Americans. We're not IndianAmericans or African-Americans, we're all Americans," he was quoted as saying by the Washington Post. He also upbraided fellow Republicans in Congress for failing to do enough to repeal President Barack Obama's health care law or stop his plan to delay deportations for some young

undocumented immigrants. "He has basically broken the Constitution. Broken the law," Jindal said of Obama. "It is time for our Republican leaders in congress to grow a spine. It's time for them to do what we elected them to do." Jindal, according to the Post, also criticised Obama for not doing enough to confront the Islamic State terrorist group with military force. He said he rejected the State Department's argument that America could not "kill our way to victory," and argued ground troops might be necessary to win

the fight. "How have we ever won any war...if not killing our way to victory?" Jindal asked. "We don't need to be cheaper liberal Democrats. We need to be principled conservatives," Jindal was quoted as saying by the Blaze. Decrying big government bureaucrats, he said: "They think we're not smart enough to buy our own insurance, they think we're not smart enough to buy guns, and if you live in New York City, they think we're not smart enough to buy a Big Gulp."

Indian woman's Italian 'not good enough' for citizenship Rome (IANS): An Indian national has been barred from completing the process towards gaining Italian citizenship by a mayor who argued that her language skills are not up to scratch, despite her living in the country for 15 years, a media report said Monday. Pushpa Rani, 56, was blocked from citizenship by the mayor of Cairate, in northern Italy, who stopped her from swearing the oath of allegiance by arguing that her Italian was not good enough, The Local news portal

reported. The oath was to be Pushpa Rani's last step towards gaining citizenship, after getting all the necessary approval from Italian authorities. Mayor Paolo Mazzucchelli, from the anti-immigration Northern League party, instead advised her to take a language course. An Indian citizen, Pushpa Rani has lived in Italy for 15 years and said she struggles with learning the countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s language. Stating that she has not

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would be taken to court if Pushpa Rani was not allowed to swear the oath imminently. Pushpa Raniâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s husband Kuman, who is already an Italian citizen, said he wanted his and his wifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x153;rights to be respectedâ&#x20AC;?. But Mazzucchelli said that there was â&#x20AC;&#x153;no discriminationâ&#x20AC;? in his decision to block Pushpa Rani from citizenship, arguing that he performs weekly citizenship tests for people who speak Italian. â&#x20AC;&#x153;A person that swears

the oath to obtain Italian citizenship must know how to speak Italian. As foreseen in law, they must know how to read the constitution," Mazzucchelli said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Pushpa Rani was still not ready. I, therefore, suggested, during a friendly meeting in which her daughter and son-in-law were present, to enroll in an Italian course. If she is ready to recite the phrase in Italian, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no opposition on my part,â&#x20AC;? he added.

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Jagmohan Dalmiya: Wily cricket administrator makes a comeback

Sharad Pawar threw his hat into the ring for the top post. As the election ended in a tie, Dalmiya gave his casting vote to ensure Mahendra's victory, prompting a dejected Pawar to remark that the entire process was unfair. "The umpire was the bowler," Pawar had quipped after his loss. Dalmiya then controlled the board by proxy for a year, with Mahendra being a mere puppet. But the Pawar camp fought back by using all means to checkmate Dalmiya at his own game in the 2005 election. Months later, the BCCI lodged a police complaint against Dalmiya for alleged misappropriation

the race. Keeping both the lobbies headed by Srinivasan and Pawar guessing his next moves, Dalmiya deftly exploited the hostility between the two to put himself up as an acceptable candidate. At the prime of his career, Dalmiya was known as a trouble shooter par excellence. His convincing powers were such that the joke used to be that he could sell a refrigerator to an [Inuit]. He now takes over the reins of the BCCI in challenging circumstances. The spot fixing scandal has taken some of the shine off the IPL. It will be Dalmiya's first challenge to clean up the game, while India's poor performance in several series away from home is also an issue that needs redressal. His critics say, Dalmiya's hands will be tied, as he is surrounded by office-bearers elected with Srinivasan's backing. However, those who have followed Dalmiya's style of functioning over the years, have no doubt he will be his own man.

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of funds related to the 1996 World Cup in which India was a co-host. As Dalmiya faced a police probe, the BCCI expelled him in December 2006, that also forced him to step down as CAB president, months after a nerve-wracking election which he had won by defeating the chief minister's nominee, city police commissioner Prasun Mukherjee. In mid-2007, Dalmiya was exonerated by the court, and he returned to head the CAB in 2008, by defeating then president Prasun Mukherjee. However, in the next few years, Dalmiya seemed only a shadow of his former self. He looked old, and his lack of full fitness was talked about in CAB circles. But the wily cricket administrator bided his time, and the short term as BCCI interim chief brought him back to centrestage, also displaying his wide acceptability in the board. This time around, Dalmiya seemed to have played his cards well, after the Supreme Court ran out Srinivasan from

oust Dalmiya from the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB). But Dalmiya held on to his position in the CAB against all odds, and silently started mending fences with his detractors in the board. The businessman and ace manipulator pulled off the first surprise when sidelined president Srinivasan pitchforked him to the post of BCCI interim chief in June 2013 after the spot-fixing scam emerged. That stint was small lasting only four months and Dalmiya's powers seemed grossly limited, but enough to announce to the cricketing world that he could not be written off. Born in a business family in 1940, Dalmiya was a club-level cricketer. He kept wickets for two teams - Jorabagan and Rajasthan - in the (then) Calcutta cricket league, and switched to cricket administration after hanging up his gloves. Mentored by then BCCI mandarin Biswanath Dutt, Dalmiya cut his teeth in CAB politics, beginning what has

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Limiting World Cup to 10 teams a backward step: Tendulkar Sydney (IANS): Former Indian batting superstar Sachin Tendulkar on Wednesday labelled the International Council Cricket (ICC)'s decision to restrict the World Cup to just 10 nations as "a backward step". The ICC announced in December that only 10 teams will compete in the 2019 World Cup, down from 14 in the 2011 and 2015 tournaments. ICC has been facing criticism for the decision, especially given the solid performances of Associate nations like Ireland and Afghanistan at the ongoing World Cup, reports cricket.com.au. Tendulkar, part of India's 2011 World Cup winning side, said cutting back the number of teams in the showpiece event would limit the globalisation of the game. He called on the ICC to expand the quadrennial event to as many as 25 teams. "(The ICC's decision) is slightly disappointing because as a cricketer I want the game to be globalised as much as possible and, according to me, this is a backward step," the former Indian captain said at a function here. "We've got to find ways of encouraging the lesser teams." Ireland's victory over the West Indies in Nelson last month was the most recent occasion an Associate nation has upset a Test playing side at a World Cup. The Irish produced a shock win over England at the 2011 World Cup and also beat Pakistan in 2007. Also, Kenya's victories over 1996 champions Sri Lanka in 2003 and the two-time Cup champions Windies in 1996 rank as some of the most memorable moments in World Cup history. Tendulkar said those results prove the Associate nations can match it with the full member teams and need more regular opportunities against the best teams in order to develop. He wants 'A' teams from leading cricket nations to schedule regular fixtures against Associate teams in between

Mary Kom flags off social awareness campaign New Delhi (IANS): Five-time World boxing champion M.C. Mary Kom on Monday flagged off a campaign here named 'Box Out' against social evils like sexual abuse and corruption. The vision behind this campaign which was initiated by sportswear brand Dida is to 'Box Out' the evils in the society and also to create awareness for major challenges like sexual abuse, eve teasing, acid attacks, corruption etc. Olympic bronze medallist Mary Kom also unveiled the blogging page of the 'Box Out' campaign by registering herself as the first member of it. While addressing the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) students during the event, Mary Kom advised all of them to work on their fitness for at least 40 minutes in a day so as to stay fit and fight against the evils like eve teasing, sexual abuse etc. She also gave tips of self defence to the students. Mary Kom said: "I have donned my gloves this time for the cause of humanity to box out the evils plaguing the society. I appreciate the 'Box Out' campaign initiated by Dida Sportswear and I am sure our campaign will help us in creating awareness in the society to fight against these evils."

World Cups. "The lesser teams have, in each and every World Cup, they always surprise top teams. And they can do it on a consistent basis only if they're given a fair platform to express their talent," Tendulkar was quoted as saying by Cricket Australia (CA) website. "Right now, they get up after four years on the cricket world's biggest platform and they're expected to play and compete with the likes of Australia, South Africa, India, New Zealand, West Indies, Sri Lanka, so many top sides. It's unfair to them," he added. "Why not get Australia A, England A, New Zealand A, South Africa A, New Zealand A, India A, everyone, to go and visit these countries and play them on a regular basis. And see, not just 14 teams, but how can we get to 25 teams participating in the next World Cup?"

Tendulkar pointed out that the World Cup expansion is vital to the development of the game in countries where cricket is not a major sport.

"It is not just about the top six or seven sides. If we are to globalise this game we have to get more and more people excited about cricket and the fan following only follows the result," Tendulkar said. "If the results are good then you have more fans. So it's important that they play good cricket consistently for a longer period, not just one good performance and then suddenly they go underground for four years and then turn up if they do well in those qualifying rounds," the 41year-old added. "So I would say it's something the ICC needs to look into and I hope they look into it." Tendulkar is the only player to have scored one hundred international centuries. He is also holds the record for most number of runs in both One-Day International (ODI) and Test cricket.

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Much needed win for us: Misbah

Napier (IANS): Pakistan skipper Misbah-ul-Haq said that Wednesday's 129-run win over the

United Arab Emirates (UAE) in a World Cup Pool B encounter at the McLean Park here was

much needed. "That's a much needed win for us and obviously we won by a big margin. So, now we can just relax a little bit on the net runrate also," said Misbah at the post-match ceremony. Put in to bat, Pakistan posted a massive total of 339 for six, courtesy of knocks from opener Ahmed Shehzad (93), Haris Sohail (70) and Misbah (65). In reply, UAE ended at 210 for eight from their quota of 50 overs. Misbah added that their next match against South Africa on March 29 in Auckland would be of prime importance. "The next game is a very important for us and we need to focus on that," concluded the 40-yearold.

England not playing with fear: Stuart Broad Sydney (IANS): Hitting out at former captain Michael Vaughan, who had said England are â&#x20AC;&#x153;playing with fearâ&#x20AC;?, fast bowler Stuart Broad has denied the allegation. "I don't think we are playing with fear, we just haven't clicked the way we'd have liked," Broad was quoted as saying by BBC. England have lost three of their four World Cup Pool A matches and face Bangladesh in a must-win game on Monday. "When you are outside the group, looking from afar, it's very easy to pick on loads of different things but actually the group are in a really good place. We just haven't performed when we need to in the middle," said Broad. Englandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s only win in the

tournament came against minnows Scotland while all the others have been heavy defeats at the hands of Australia, New Zealand and Sri Lanka. After the game against Bangladesh, England play their last Pool A match

against Afghanistan on March 13 at the Sydney Cricket Ground here. "We need to win two games and we are in the quarter-finals of the World Cup," added Broad, who has picked up only two wickets in four games.

I'm in better shape: Usain Bolt Kingston (Jamaica) (IANS): Despite losing a sprint to the finish, athletics legend Usain Bolt said he is in better shape than he was last year when injury forced him to miss most of the season. The Jamaican sensation was unable to catch up with Tyquendo Tracey while anchoring an exciting 4x100 metres finish against University of

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the prosecution to produce the witnesses and records relating to the case. "The court also ordered the prosecution to call four witnesses on March 10 as a last chance," Salman Khan's counsel Hastimal Saraswat said. The court made it clear that no further chance would be

given to the prosecution to produce witnesses. Salman Khan and a few other Bollywood stars were accused of poaching blackbucks on the midnight of October 1-2, 1998 during the shooting of Hindi movie "Hum Saath Saath Hain". Two blackbucks, a protected animal under the Wildlife

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'Dream Girl' highlights small-towner's starry dreams â&#x20AC;&#x153;DREAM Girl - Ek Ladki Deewani Si", Indian telly's new offering, puts the spotlight on the life of a small town girl who wishes to attain stardom by hook or by crook against all odds. Nikita Dutta, who plays the protagonist, says it doesn't zoom into the negativity in showbiz. Nikita, along with her costar Mohsin Khan, was in the capital on Tuesday to promote the forthcoming TV show which will go on air on Life OK on March 9. Last seen in the 2014 film "Lekar Hum Deewana Dil", Nikita is making her small screen debut with the show. She'll play Lakshmi, who harbours dreams of becoming a superstar. "Lakshmi belongs to

Jodhpur. Being a small town girl, she grows up with a dream to become a superstar. But she is not a typical 'naari' (woman). She's a quirky and 'jugaadu' (streetsmart) girl. She idolises Ayesha Sareen (fictional star), a big name of the industry. So, her aim in life is to become like Ayesha," Nikita told IANS of her role. Although the story of the show seems similar to popular soap opera "Madhubala - Ek Ishq Ek Junoon" and Priyanka Chopra-starrer "Fashion", Nikita believes that it does not focus much on the negativity in the entertainment industry. "The show has a very colourful side to the struggle. We haven't tried to

highlight too many negativities of the cinema world. It's a little difficult to showcase the cinema life to viewers. "People who are working in the industry and those who do not, all have different perceptions. But we have tried to focus on both the worlds (positive and negative)," she added. "Nisha Aur Uske Cousins" fame actor Mohsin will be seen playing the "sweet and charming" role of Samar Sareen in the show. Talking about his character, he said: "Samar is a lovable, sweet and charming family oriented person. He is too similar to my off screen image. Although Samar can attain stardom easily, he doesn't want to

do so. He wants to become an actor through hardwork." Actress Shraddha Arya -best known for her role in the soap opera "Tumhari Pakhi" -- will be seen portraying the role of yesteryear superstar-turnedentrepreneur Ayesha. Apart from the trio, "Dream Girl Ek Ladki Deewani Si", produced by Shashi-Sumeet Mittal productions, will also star Khalid Siddiqui, Rukhsar Rehman and Ayaz Khan. Touted as both a "family oriented" and "youth based" show, "Dream Girl Ek Ladki Deewani Si", aims to entertain audiences of all "age groups" with the inspirational tale which will have Bollywood as its backdrop. (IANS)

'Mardaani' Rani to receive award for highlighting women's safety entire family, since human trafficking is an issue that every man,

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'Go Goa Gone' heads to A.R. Rahman to embark Japan on March 21 on 'special' US tour

JAPAN’S growing "appetite" for Indian movies has prompted Eros International to release its zombie comedy "Go Goa Gone" in the country on March 21. The decision has come following the release of the banner's "Ferrari Ki Sawari", a statement said. Co-directed by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K.

and produced by Saif Ali Khan, "Go Goa Gone" features Saif along with Kunal Kemmu, Vir Das and Puja Gupta. Eros has previously released films like "Robot", "Om Shanti Om" and "English Vinglish" in Japan. "The Japanese market has shown a fair appetite for Indian films. After the successful outings of our

previous movies in Japan, we hope the demand for Indian films there continues and these new releases enjoy a successful run too," Kumar Ahuja, president, business development, Eros International said in a statement. "Go Goa Gone" released in India in May 2013. (IANS)

Patna High Court bans 'Dirty Politics' release

A day after it stayed the release of Bollywood film "Dirty Politics" in cinema halls, the Patna High Court Wednesday lifted the order, a government lawyer said. After K.C. Bokadia, the director and producer of the film, submitted a written petition informing the court that there was no objectionable scene in

the movie and that the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has given it a certificate without a cut, a division bench of the court lifted its earlier order, Anil Kumar Sinha, who is Bokadia's lawyer, told media here. Bokadia, who arrived here from Mumbai, said that he was thankful to the court that it lift-

ed the order following his written submission. "I have informed the court that my film has no objectionable scenes," Bokadia said. Sinha said that after the court lifted its earlier order, the film would be released as scheduled on Friday. The movie features actress Mallika Sherawat. (IANS)

MUSIC maestro A. R. Rahman will kick start his three month long North American tour March 21. He promises to deliver "special performances". The tour will begin May 21 in Huntington, NY at The Paramount before travelling to major cities across the US, including the Beacon Theatre in New York City, Bass Concert Hall in Austin, The Auditorium Theatre in Chicago and the Nokia Theatre at Los Angeles. "I've been wanting to return to North America to perform for a while now, and I'm excited to be coming back for a series of concerts this spring," Rahman said in a statement on his Facebook page Tuesday. "These are going to be very special performances and I'm grateful to have the chance to share them with you," he added.

I'm doing only selective work: Bappi Lahiri VETERAN singer Bappi Lahiri, who has lent his voice for a song in Phantom Films' "Hunterrr 303", says he has decided to do only selective work. "I want to retain my brand and do only selective work. But if I get

for this film." "NH10" features Neil Bhoopalam, who was seen in the movie "Shaitan" and

"No One Killed Jessica", opposite the "Band Bajaa Baaraat" fame actress Anushka. Talking about "NH10", the director said: "It is a real film and has intense drama. The film got an 'A' certificate, and I felt bad about it. I wanted maximum people to watch this film because the subject of the film is very strong." The movie marks Anushka's debut as a film producer. (IANS)

some good project, I will take that. I have achieved a lot and just want to be in this industry to do some good work," Lahiri told IANS. The voice behind quirky dance numbers such as "Yaad aa raha hai", "Tamma tamma

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The Oscar-winning composer will perform various tracks from his 20-year career on the 13city tour, which will stop on May 28 at the Beacon Theatre in New York and Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on June 10. Titled “A.R. Rahman: The Intimate Concert Tour” and sponsored by JBL, the tickets for the show will go on sale March 6, with VIP pack-

ages available on March 4. The 48-year-old is also the subject of a new documentary about his music, titled “Jai Ho”, which premiered on Februray 25 at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York. Rahman has won two Academy Awards, two Grammy Awards, a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe and six honorary doctorates. He has delivered landmark scores in films like "Roja", "Bombay", "Dil Se..", "Taal", "Lagaan", "Delhi 6", "Slumdog Millionaire", "127 Hours", "Rockstar", "Highway", "Million Dollar Arm" and "The Hundred-Foot Journey". He is currently working on a composition for the forthcoming film "Pele", a biopic chronicling the legendary Brazilian soccer player’s life. (IANS)

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100,000 scholarships to students to prevent school dropout New Delhi (IANS): The government awards 100,000 scholarships to selected meritorious students of Class 9 from economically weaker sections in order to prevent them from dropping out of school, the human resource development ministry said on Wednesday. The Department of School Education and Literacy is administering a centrallysponsored National Meanscum-Merit Scholarship Scheme, under which scholarships are given to meritorious students of economically weaker sections to arrest their dropout at Class 8 and encourage them to continue their studies. The scholarship is given to students whose parental income is not more than Rs.1.5 lakh per year. The state reservation policy is being followed. Under another central scholarship scheme for college and university students, financial assistance is provided to meritorious students from low income families to meet a part of their day-to-day expenses while pursuing higher studies. The scholarship is provided to students whose parental income should not

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Undergraduate Degree level. Only one girl child per family whose parental income is less than Rs.6 lakh per year can avail the scholarship. Under a scheme for differently abled students, eligible differently abled students having parental income of less than Rs.6 lakh per year and who are already admitted to technical programmes/courses in AICTE approved Institutions during 2014-15 are eligible under the scheme, the statement said. Special scholarships are provided to students of the northeastern region, under a scheme called Ishan Uday, under the University Grants Commission (UGC). Under the Ishan Uday scholarship scheme, it is aimed to provide 10,000 scholarships every year from the academic year 2014-15. The income of parents of the students should not exceed Rs.4.5 lakh per annum. The information was given by Human Resource Development Minister Smriti Irani in a written reply to a Lok Sabha question.

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Winning an Oscar is my dream: Darshan Kumar ACTOR Darshan Kumar, who played Priyanka Chopra's husband in "Mary Kom", will now be seen in "NH10". He hopes to win an Academy Award for his acting talent someday. "As an actor I want to win all the awards. Winning an Oscar is my dream," Darshan told IANS.

Alas, the actor did not bag any award for his debut venture "Mary Kom". "I was nominated for 'Mary Kom', but I did not get an award. I failed to impress the jury with my debut film but, hope to impress them with 'NH10'. "Naseeruddin Shah loved my performance

in 'Mary Kom', and as an actor, getting appreciated by him is very satisfying," he added. He says "NH10" is an "unusual film and my role is very different". "I'm extremely happy to be a part of this project," added Darshan, whose character in "NH10" will reportedly have shades of grey. He will be seen

playing the love interest of Anushka Sharma. Directed by Navdeep Singh, "NH10" is a thriller which is co-produced by Phantom Productions and Eros International. This movie marks Anushka's debut as a film producer. (IANS)

Jewellery a 'heavy duty' act for actress Alka Kaushal HER role as a disciplined Marwari woman named Parvati Gadodia in Colors' latest show "Swaragini" requires Alka Kaushal to wear heavy jewellery, but the actress says it's hard to manage the accessories for long durations. Parvati is seen wearing maang tika, heavy earrings, bangles and neckpieces in the show, and the actress says that she hardly wears such accessories in real life. "It's difficult to wear them for 13 to 14 hours a day while shooting. I don't even get so decked up for weddings,” she told IANS when asked how it feels to be decked up all the time in such shows. Her character in the series, that talks about cultural conflicts between a Marwari and Bengali family, is a strong, rooted woman and has a clear differentiation of right and wrong with her own set of guidelines. The Gadodia family is traditional and believes in customs and rituals. They are pure vegetarians and cannot stand the stench or sight of meat. Parvati hates the Bengalis next door. She is bitter and does not leave any stone unturned to look down upon them. When asked what made her join this show, she told IANS: “I have

'Yeh Rishta Kya ...' 10-year leap delayed AN impending 10-year leap in the story of TV show "Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai" has been delayed as the show's producers are yet to find a fresh face for the character Naksh. According to a source, the show had to postpone the planned 10-year leap to make time to zero in on apt casting for Naksh, the 20-year-old son of Naitik (Karan Mehra) and Akshara (Hina Khan). The production house of the longest running show on Star Plus is facing difficulty in zeroing in on the fresh face as they want someone to maintain the good looks, naughty character played by the young Naksh. The team has auditioned over 200 boys to find the right person to play the character but haven't zeroed in on any. Post the leap, Akshara will shed her sari clad avatar for Indo-western clothes. Audiences will have to wait for a while to see the new track post the leap and the direction in which the story of the show is headed. Portions of the show, post-leap, will be shot in Cape Town, South Africa and the locations are also said to have been finalised. (IANS)

never done such a role before. Fortunately or unfortunately, I was only getting negative roles so far, so I think this is one opportunity where I am given a chance of

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India flags concerns over cross-border terror, 26/11 trial with Pakistan Islamabad (IANS): India on Tuesday flagged its concerns over cross-border terrorism and the slow-moving Mumbai terror attack trial to Pakistan as Indian Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar met his Pakistani counterpart here. In talks that Jaishankar said were "held in a constructive and positive atmosphere", both countries agreed that maintaining peace and tranquillity on the border was vital. The meeting between Jaishankar and his Pakistan counterpart Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhary comes seven months

after India called off the foreign secretary-level talks over the Pakistani envoy in New Delhi hobnobbing with Kashmiri separatists, ignoring India's objections. Jaishankar, who arrived here earlier on Tuesday, called on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in the evening. He also met Sartaz Aziz, advisor on national security and foreign affairs, and Tariq Fatemi, special assistant to Sharif. Jaishankar, here as part of a SAARC Yatra initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, held talks with Chaudhary after landing here in the morn-

ing from Dhaka. Both sides discussed bilateral issues and agreed to work together to find common ground and narrow their differences. Jaishankar said that he reiterated India's "known concerns on cross-border terrorism, including on the Mumbai case". India has consistently conveyed its concerns to Pakistan over the delay in the trial of the perpetrators of the 2008 Mumbai terror attack. After talks with Chaudhary, the Indian foreign secretary said in reply to a question that he was glad to be in

Islamabad as part of Modi's SAARC initiative. He said he "conveyed the expectations of our leadership on SAARC and their determination to forge a cooperative relationship with all our neighbours". He said India and Pakistan "discussed ideas and initiatives to take SAARC forward. "Pakistan will be the next SAARC chair, and India would like to work with Pakistan to help SAARC achieve its potential. "Naturally, my visit provided an opportunity to discuss our bilateral relations.

"We engaged on each other's concerns and interests in an open manner. We agreed to work together to find common ground and narrow differences," said Jaishankar. Chaudhary, addressing the media separately, said both countries agreed to work together and find common grounds to narrow differences, but added that his talks with Jaishankar "did not mark resumption of bilateral talks". Chaudhary said: "We agreed to reduce the prevailing tension along the Line of Control (LoC) and the Working Boundary that has claimed scores

of lives on both sides of the border." He said issues ranging from "India's interference in Balochistan", the Samjhauta Express bombing case, and the LoC ceasefire violations were brought to India's attention. He said the overall tone of the meeting was "positive" and that both countries were ready to reflect on matters of importance to them. Jaishankar is on a fournation South Asian trip. After visiting Bhutan and Bangladesh, he reached Pakistan on Tuesday. His next stop was Afghanistan.

Pakistani court summons federal, district magistrates over Lakhvi Islamabad (IANS): The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Monday sent notice to the federal and district magistrates seeking their replies on the detention order of Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, an alleged mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai attack. During Monday's hearing, Lakhvi's counsel Advocate Rizwan Abbasi

contended that it was the third time his client had been issued with the detention orders, Dawn reported. The court sought replies from the district and federal magistrates and adjourned the hearing to March 5. Lakhvi, who was granted bail by an anti-terrorism court in Islamabad in

December last year, has been detained under the Maintenance of Public Order (MPO) at Rawalpindi's Adiala Jail. Last year on December 18, an anti-terrorism court (ATC) had granted postarrest bail to Lakhvi. The bail decision triggered a furious response from New Delhi and Pakistani prosecutors had swiftly

announced they would appeal against it. On the same day, the federal government ordered his detention under the MPO. When the IHC suspended the detention order on December 29, 2014, Lakhvi was rearrested in an over six-and-a-half-year-old kidnapping case. Lakhvi is among the

seven people charged with planning and helping carry out the 2008 Mumbai attacks. The six other men facing trial in Adiala Jail for their alleged involvement in the 26/11 attacks are Hammad Amin Sadiq, Shahid Jamil Riaz, Younas Anjum, Jamil Ahmed, Mazhar Iqbal and Abdul Majid. At the time of the attacks,

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Terror attack planned for Pakistan Day foiled: Police Islamabad (IANS): Police Sunday said they have foiled a terrorist attack that aimed to the strike the Pakistan Day parade on March 23, media reports said. Police sources said that two suspected terrorists were arrested during recent raids and confessed to planning an attack, Dawn News reported. They said the men were arrested from Ghouri Town here in connection with the attack on the

Q a s a r - e - S a k i n a Imambargah which occurred on February 19. Sources said the arrested men confessed to planning an attack during their interrogation. A large cache of weapons was also seized from their possession. Earlier in February, it was announced that a joint military parade of Pakistan's armed forces would take place on Pakistan Day after a gap of seven years. The decision to resume

the military parade appeared to be a manifestation of the military's show of strength in the wake of the Pakistani Taliban attack on the Army Public School (APS) in Peshawar last year, which killed more than 140 children and school staff members. The last military parade took place on March 23, 2008 during the tenure of Gen (retd) Pervez Musharraf as a civilian president.

Militancy has damaged Kashmir: Pakistani daily Islamabad (IANS): Asking India and Pakistan to revisit the fundamentals of their Kashmir policies, a Pakistani newspaper said Sunday that militancy had caused huge damage to Jammu and Kashmir. The Dawn said in an editorial that Pakistan had to recognise that its core policy - right to selfdetermination for Kashmiris - had been distorted for too long and in too many ways. This happened because of the "armed

jihad that was unleashed in the region with - no matter what the officially stated position is - the active collaboration and sponsorship of the Pakistani state. "The rights of all Kashmiris were never going to be won through violence, and a policy of militants and proxies has caused incalculable damage to Pakistan's position on Kashmir, the Kashmir region and Pakistan too." It said the new coalition government in Jammu and Kashmir between

the BJP and the PDP, which hold vastly differing views on the region, was "more startling than it is necessarily cause for hope". It added: "In this hour of unexpected hope, now may just be the time for India and Pakistan to revisit the fundamentals of their Kashmir policies." The Narendra Modi government, it said, "may be forced to recognise the deep, open wounds the politics of communalism and exclusivity ... have created".

Pakistan PM wants civilian awards for December 16 victims Islamabad (IANS): Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has advised President Mamnoon Hussain to confer Sitarae-Shujaat (Posthumous) and Tamgha-e-Shujaat (Posthumous) to the victims of the Army Public School attack in Peshawar. The victims, who will receive two of the highest civilian awards, include teachers, students and staff members of the army-run school who were killed on December 16, 2014, Duniya TV

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less students of the institution. More than 140 children and school staff lost their lives. The incident not only shook the students of the institution and their families but also the rest of the country. Following the Peshawar attack, the country's political leadership approved a comprehensive plan of action against terrorism in a move described by the prime minister as a "defining moment" in the fight against terrorism.

Pakistan military reviews security situation Islamabad (IANS): Pakistan's top military leadership reviewed the prevailing internal and external security situation of the country including progress of the ongoing operation Zarb-e-Azb. The review was undertaken at the 180th Corps C o m m a n d e r s ' Conference, held at General Headquarters in the garrison city of Rawalpindi on Tuesday, with Army chief Gen. Raheel Sharif chairing the deliberations that dwelt at length on various pro-

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Karachi airport last year. The military later intensified its operations against the militants of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) after a deadly attack on Army Public School in Peshawar on December 16, 2014. The government also formulated an emergency National Action Plan (NAP) including formation of military courts to hear terrorism-related cases following the militant attacks.

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Shooting in India helps me connect with my roots: Dev Patel HIS brief visits to India for shooting his international movies help British actor of Indian descent Dev Patel connect to the "astounding" and "inspiring" country as well as revisit his cultural roots. "It is a wonderful way to get in touch with your culture and with your roots. I'm constantly astounded whenever I go to India. I feel so inspired by the people I interact with and with the things that I see," Dev, who sprang to global stardom with the Oscar winning "Slumdog Millionaire", told IANS over phone from Berlin. "I really hope I can continue to do that all my life," said the Gujarati lad, adding that he finds Indian food "great".

Just a cursory glance on the work done by Dev -- be it a Mumbai slum dweller in "Slumdog Millionaire", Neal Sampat of TV series "The Newsroom" or a manager of a

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plex, that it went over my head." Now, Dev is gearing up for his movie "Chappie", set to release in India on March 13. For "Chappie", Dev teamed up with Hugh Jackman and Sigourney Weaver, while he shared screen space with Hollywood legends like Richard Gere and Judi Dench in "The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel", which also brought him to shoot in India. Asked about Bollywood legends, Dev was quick to share his long list of favourites. "There are a couple. I would start with Shah Rukh Khan. He is my absolute favourite. And then...I have already worked with him but I would die to

Ranvir Shorey did 'Blue Mountains' for son Haroon DIRECTOR Suman Ganguly says Ranvir Shorey, who plays a prominent part in "Blue Mountains", agreed to the movie for his son Haroon. Ranvir married his longtime ladylove Bollywood actress Konkana Sen Sharma in 2010 and Haroon was born the same year. "When I narrated the script to Ranvir, he got very emotional and told me, 'Suman-da, I will do this film for my son Haroon and for the dreams he will have and fully support him in pursuing them," Suman told IANS. "Ranvir has elevated the whole presence of the film to a different level. His precision and detailing

shaped 'Blue Mountains'," he added. "Blue Mountains" deals with issues that are relevant and very crucial for today's adolescents and their parents. It also highlights the importance of developing emotional stamina during the teenage years and emphasises on parenting styles

work with him again -- Irrfan Khan and Nawazuddin, these are my top favourites," the actor said. The silver screen has literally captured the transformation in Dev from being a lanky teenager to a young man with a scruffy and rugged look, which is garnering a lot of attention. The actor says his "new look is for a movie". Dev had also mentioned that when he started his career in showbiz with British TV show "Skins", he was not sure where he was getting into. Now after seven years in the glamorous industry with a number of critically appreciated films to his credit, Dev is not in a mood to let success get to his head.

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and family values. Talking about the film, Ganguly said: "My film deals with the life of a teenager and how a mother forces her own aspirations on her son which emotionally breaks him." Ranvir plays the protagonist's father, who helps his son regain confidence. The first look of the film has already released in Cannes. Now "Blue Mountains" is expected to tour some international film festivals before being released in India during summer. The film also features Gracy Singh, Rajpal Yadav, Arif Zakaria and Mahesh Thakur. (IANS)

ACTOR Jackie Shroff says he has been inundated with queries about when he'll share the frame with his talented son Tiger. He says it will happen when the "right script" comes their way. "As a father I am really proud of my son. He's doing really well. People have been coming up to us and asking, 'When would we be seen sharing the screen?', but it all depends on the script and if we come across a good one then I'd love

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Canadian auto sales climbed 3.4 per cent in February

Canadian auto buyers were undeterred by the cold weather felt in many provinces last month, helping automakers mark the best February sales since 2008. DesRosiers Automotive Consultants says Canadians snapped up 109,248 vehicles in February, up by 3.4 per cent from

105,865 in February 2014. Trucks continued to grab more market share, with sales up more than five per cent to 68,049, while sales of passenger cars inched up 0.2 per cent to 41,199. DesRosiers says light trucks now make up a record-high 63.3 per cent of the Canadian auto

market, based on year-to-date sales figures. General Motors’ Canadian arm sold 13,806 vehicles in February, an increase of more than six per cent from the previous year. Ford Canada saw its sales slip 7.4 per cent to 15,021, while FCA Canada saw a one per cent gain to 18,711.

“Given the coldest February on record for both Quebec and Ontario, the collapse in crude prices, and a declining Canadian dollar, it is a definite positive that Canadian consumers haven’t been steered away from the new vehicle market,” analyst Dennis DesRosiers said in a statement. Toyota’s sales advanced nearly

20 per cent from a year ago to 11,864, while Honda’s sales slipped eight per cent to 7,200. Scotiabank analyst Carlos Gomes noted that pickup trucks fared particularly well, with sales advancing 13 per cent year-overyear, led by a 44 per cent increase at General Motors.

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Kia has new vehicle in store for the coming year Kia is showing its future design and engineering direction with two future production vehicles and a concept car. The 2015 Optima Hybrid and 2015 Soul EV will soon be arriving on dealer lots, whilst the Kia Niro concept brings a “rally raidlike” design to an urban lifestyle vehicle and also features a hybrid setup for ondemand four-wheel drive. The Niro is said to be equipped with a turbocharged 1.6-litre ‘Gamma’ four-cylinder engine with 160 hp mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. The internal combustion engine only serves the front wheels, while an electric hybrid system can engage the rear wheels with up to 45 hp on tap. Joining Niro was an updated Optima Hybrid, sporting new front and rear fascias for increased aero performance, new wheels, and hybrid-only grille and lighting designs. Underneath it all, the Optima Hybrid is essentially the same car as the 2013 model, delivering 199 combined hp. However,

enhancements made to the gasoline-powered Optima carry over to the hybrid model as Kia aims to be “more upscale” and offer additional “high-tech amenities”. But, the real news is something we’ve known for quite some time. The Kia Soul EV will be arriving in the second half of this year in Canada. The electrified compact SUV will receive a 27kWh battery pack sending power to a 81.4 kW/109 hp

electric motor with 210 lb-ft of torque. Kia expects the Soul EV to achieve a range somewhere between 130 and 160 kms. When launched in 2014, the all-new Soul was lauded for its premium interior and significantly reduced levels of NVH. The Soul EV will be instantly recognizable for these same qualities. Like its gasolinepowered sibling, a circular theme pervades the cabin and is a pleasing contrast to the

exterior’s angular good looks. Inside, the Soul EV sets itself further apart from its gasolinepowered sibling with bright white accent trim on the center console, instrument panel and door panels, lending a light and modern feel to the passenger space. Distinguished by Kia’s most extensive use of biobased materials, the Soul EV has received UL’s first ever automotive environmental claim validation for its 10.9 lbs.

of bio-based organic content in interior plastic. Front and center is the use of BTX-free paint on the audio system surround, vent bezel and the floor console. Bio-based plastics derived from cellulose and sugar cane are found in many places within the cabin, including the door panels, headliner, seat trim, roof pillars and carpeting. In all, organic, bio-based materials are used in 19 different interior parts, making the Soul EV an electric-vehicle segment leader in eco-friendly material application. Separate from the bio-based content validation, extensive use of antibacterial materials also help to keep the cabin clean and are found on the gear selector, audio and HVAC controls, instrument panel switchgear and the floor-mounted center console. Combined, ecofriendly materials are used in 23 different interior parts, making the Soul EV an electric-vehicle segment leader in eco-friendly material application.

There’s still a big demand for the Scimitars Back in the heart of the Great Depression, Tom Williams designed and built a three-wheeled car for the Raleigh Cycle Company. Despite being a success, with sales of more than 1,000 units from 1933-1936, Raleigh decided to opt out of car manufacturing and Williams was made redundant.

But he didn’t give up on his threewheel dream. With a modest loan, he formed Reliant Engineering and built a small three-wheel van that used an Austin Seven engine. When Britain’s postwar motor industry concentrated on building vehicles for export, Reliant collaborated with a company in Israel called Autocars.

The business relationship was good in the beginning and soon Autocars asked Reliant to build a sports car, which they called the “Sabra” in homage to a cactus found in Israel. But the relationship with Autocars did not last and Reliant decided to market the Sabra in the United Kingdom, changing the

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would demonstrate the use of laminated and heated glass. Thus was born the Triplex Ogle “sports wagon,” a modified Scimitar Coupe. The Duke of Edinburgh was so impressed with the design that he replaced his 3.0-litre Lagonda with one, and used it for two years. .

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2015 Tiguan Comfortline 4Motion. Compact SUV has much to offer. The compact 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan SUV is a rather good, modern, contemporary vehicle and ups the ante with higher quality, sophistication and refinement in this sector. Our tester was a very nice 2015 Tiguan Comfortline 4MOTION model Titan Beige metallic with a Titan Black leatherette interior and Sixspeed auto transmission. Base price for our tester was $34,700 and came equipped with the Option Technology package; ($2,075) Appearance package, ($1,740) Total came to options $3,825 for an as tested price of $38,525. (Freight and PDI $1,610 Excise AC tax $100). The Appearance package includes 18 inch alloy wheel and silver roof rails, while the Comfortline adds privacy glass, panoramic power sunroof, heated seats and washer nozzles, six-CD/MP3 stereo, Sirius

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have leatherette upholstery. One high point is the Tiguan’s cabin which features higher quality and soft touch surfaces; that are better quality than most of its competitors. What buyers do get is sleek Euro design and cabin ambience. The Comfortline adds metallic accents to Climatronic dual zone climate control to the interior and a rear view camera. Controls are large and well placed and ergonomics superb. Firm, well-shaped seats are comfortable -interior room is good and the 60/40-split-folding rear seat has a cargo passthrough in the middle. The rear seat also slides fore and aft to improve either rear legroom or cargo space and the backrest

also reclines. The rear seat pass-through is a good idea and still allows four riders and longer items to be carried inside together. Also cool, is the fold-flat front passenger seat that enables a longer item (up to 2.5 metres in length) to be carried inside the Tiguan with the tailgate closed. Passengers liked the power panoramic moonroof which adds a light and airy feel to the cabin. The easy to master controls, touch screen and the eight-speaker Fender sound system from the optional Technology package are also delightful features. The only downside is the Tiguan’s smallish 23.8 cubic feet of cargo space. With the secondrow seat folded down, maxi-

mum capacity doubles to 56.1 cubic feet, still less than its rivals. The 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan is powered by a turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-4 cylinder engine producing 200 horsepower and 207 pound-feet of torque. Front-wheel drive is standard while all-wheel drive is optional. Transmission is either a sixspeed manual or a six-speed automatic. Fuel consumption ranges from City: 11.4 L/100 km to Highway: 8.3 L/100 km depending on whether it is front wheel or all-wheel drive.Standard safety equipment on the Tiguan includes antilock disc brakes, traction and stability control, front-seat side airbags and more. The turbocharged four-cylinder engine is a willing unit with plenty of mid- range torque. On a variety of roads the Tiguan feels safe, controlled and at ease in whatever you throw at it. A light well assisted steering set up makes for easy parking and low speed manoeuvres while braking is smooth and progressive. There are a lot of good competitors in this sector, but the Tiguan has the edge in term of cabin design and European refinement and is a recommended buy. By Autorevieman. 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan Comfortline 4MOTION - priced from $34,700 Plus options, freight AC Excise tax and PDI.

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