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News BriefUS dollar ends higher against

rupee

Agency | Mumbai

The US dollar ended higher against the ru-pee at 67.84 per dollar but the pound sterling finished lower at Rs 96.90/92 per pound at the close of the Inter-bank Foreign Exchange market today. Following are the Interbank Forex and RBI rates: (In Rs Per Unit) Unit Inter-bank RBI Reference US Dollar 67.84 US Dollar Rs. 67.6728 Pound Ster-ling 96.90/92 Euro Rs. 73.4115 Euro 73.69/71 Japanese Yen(100) 55.92/94.

Court convicts man for raping

DU student

HC notice to Goa Govt in building

case

Agency | New Delhi

A 58-year-old business-man has been convicted by a court here for raping a Delhi University stu-dent after abducting her in his car from outside her college in 2010. Ad-ditional Sessions Judge Pawan Kumar Matto held Mukesh Singhal, a father of two daughters, guilty of raping the 17- year-old victim, a first-year honours student of a West Delhi college.

Agency | Panaji

The Bombay High Court today issued notice to the Goa government on a petition filed by a social worker challeng-ing the order of a lower court declining to trans-fer a case pertaining to renting of a building when Manohar Parrikar was Chief Minister. Jus-tice S B Shukre of the Goa bench of the court, after issuing the notice, adjourned the hearing to February 15.

SC raps Centre, Gujarat for not implementing welfare schemes“SC raps Gujarat”

‘Is Guj not part of India?’ : SCAgency | New Delhi

The Supreme Court came down heavily on certain states for not implementing welfare legislation National Food Security Act, saying that why a state like Guja-rat is not implementing the law passed by Parliament. “What is Parliament doing? Is Gujarat not a part of In-dia? The Act says it extends to whole of India and Gu-jarat is not implementing it. Tomorrow somebody can say that it is not going to implement the CrPC, IPC and

the Evidence Act,” a bench headed by Justice Madan B Lokur said. The bench also asked the Centre to collect and collate information from drought-hit states on the status of welfare schemes like MGNREGA, National Food Security and mid-day meal. It asked the Centre to filed the affidavit by February 10 and posted the matter for further hearing two days thereafter. The apex court had on January 18 asked the Centre to give information about implementation of schemes under MGNREGA,

Agency | Kabul

Ten people were killed and 20 wounded, most of them civilians in Monday’s suicide bomb attack outside a police station in a busy area of western Kabul, Afghan Deputy Interior Minister Ayub Salangi said in a Twitter post. The attack was the latest in a series to hit the Afghan capital this year as the Kabul government has pushed to revive a stalled peace

Agency | New Delhi

Delhi Police on Mon-day came under severe criticism after a vid-eo, allegedly showing its officers roughing up students protesting the alleged suicide of Dalit scholar Rohith Vemula, became viral on the in-ternet. The students had gathered outside the RSS office at Jhandewalan in central Delhi on January 30 demanding justice for Rohith, the 26-year-old University of Hyder-abad’s research scholar whose suicide last month triggered anger and pro-tests among all across the country. The demonstra-tion was organised by the Joint Action Committee For Social Justice. The video, shared by students on social media, shows

Agency | Naypyitaw

Hundreds of lawmakers from Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League of De-mocracy were sworn into Myanmar’s parliament on Monday, with enough seats to choose the coun-try’s first democratically elected government since the military took power in 1962. The NLD won some 80 percent of elect-ed seats in November’s historic vote, catapulting

Agency | Pune

Twelve students from a college in Pune who had gone Murud Janji-ra bear near Alibag in Raigad district are feared drowned after they en-tered the waters for a swim on Monday after-

noon. Raigad district police said that those feared drowned are stu-dents from Computer Science department of the Abeda Inamdar Col-lege in Pune, from where a group of over 120 stu-dents had gone for a picnic. A senior police

officer from Raigad po-lice said that the students could not anticipate the sudden low tide and were dragged into the water. Police have managed to take out some of the bod-ies with the help of local residents. And further search operation is on.

At least 10 killed, 20 wounded in suicide bomb blast outside police station in Kabul

New dawn: Myanmar house begins new session dominated by Suu Kyi party

process with the Taliban that broke down last year. The blast was in the Deh-mazang area in the west of the city. Kabul police spokesman Mohammad

Ismail Kawusi said. The city was hit by a series of suicide attacks last month, including one that killed seven journalists from a private television station

as the Taliban stepped up their campaign against the Western-backed gov-ernment. The attacks coincided with renewed efforts to revive a peace process with the Islamist insurgent movement that stalled last year. The Af-ghan National Civil Order Police (ANCOP) was set up as a gendarmerie-style unit to control riots and urban disorder but have also been used in counter-insurgency roles against the Taliban.

12 Pune students on picnic drown at Murud beach in Raigad

Delhi cops beat up students protesting Rohith Vemula’s death

it to power as Myanmar’s ruling party after decades of struggle that saw many of its members impris-oned. But the junta-draft-ed constitution means the

party will have to share power with the army that for years suppressed, of-ten brutally, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and her allies. The first sitting

of the NLD-dominated parliament is another step in Myanmar’s drawn-out transition, which start-ed with the election and will go on until the NLD government officially be-gins its term in April after parliament has picked a president. “This is Myan-mar’s first parliament in years that was chosen by the people,” said Pyon Cho, who is now a law-maker and spent 20 years in jail as a member of the anti-junta group the 88 Generation Students.

police officers cane-charging the protesting students. In the 1-minute clip, apart from the police, some men in plain clothes can also be seen beating them. A constable is seen dragging a female protest-er by her hair and pushing her down. “Students were brutally beaten by police and people in civil dress who must be RSS people. We were peacefully lead-ing a protest march but extreme force was used on us. Even girls were

not spared and beaten up by male cops,” Shweta, a student of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), said. Police denied alle-gations that students were roughed up by those in plain clothes. “The pro-testers got violent and at-tacked police personnel. We had to resort to mild lathi charge. They were detained and later re-leased. We will look into allegations against any particular officer,” a po-lice officer said.

Agency | Mumbai

A woman who has at-tained motherhood through a surrogacy pro-cedure is entitled to six months maternity leave like any other woman, the Bombay High Court has ruled. “Having con-sidered rules 551(C) and(E) of Child Adoption Leave and Rules, we find that a case is made out for grant of interim relief as there is nothing in these

rules which would disen-title maternity leave to a woman who has attained motherhood through sur-rogacy procedure,” a bench of Justices Anoop Mohta and G S Kulkarni said in their order deliv-ered on January 29. The judges, granting interim relief, asked the Central Railway (CR) to grant 180 days maternity leave to its woman employee, who had filed the petition challenging the decision

of authorities to reject her leave application. The HC, while asking the Central Railway to grant petitioner maternity leave, posted the matter for disposal on March 11. The petitioner had ap-proached the HC after the CR refused to give her maternity leave on the ground that there was no provision in the rules to grant such leave in case of surrogacy mothers. The petitioner got married in

2004 and for a long time she could not conceive a child. Hence, she decided to go in for the surroga-cy procedure. Accord-ingly, an agreement was signed with a surrogate mother. When the surro-gate mother completed 33 weeks of pregnancy, the petitioner applied for maternity leave, but her application was reject-ed by the CR. Being ag-grieved, she moved the High Court.

Woman becoming mother through surrogacy entitled to maternity leave: Bombay HC

Food Security Act and the mid-day meal schemes as to whether those affect-ed were being provided the minimum required employment and food or not. The bench was hear-ing a PIL which alleged that parts of states like Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Ma-harashtra, Gujarat, Odi-sha, Jharkhand, Bihar, Haryana and Chattisgarh

have been hit by drought and the authorities were not providing adequate relief. The PIL, filed by NGO Swaraj Abhiyan run by persons like psepholo-gist Yogendra Yadav, had sought implementation of the National Food Security Act which guarantees 5 kg of food grains per person per month. It also sought a direction to authorities that affected families be also given pulses and edible

oils. The plea had said that school-going children be also given milk and eggs under the mid-day meal scheme. It had also sought adequate and timely com-pensation for crop loss and input subsidy for the next crop to the farmers affected by drought and subsidised cattle fodder for animals. The PIL, filed through ad-vocate Prashant Bhushan, had alleged that the Centre and states “have been high-ly negligent in performing their obligations, causing enormous damage to the lives of the people due to their inaction, which is in contravention of the rights guaranteed under Articles 21 and 14 of the Constitu-tion of India”.

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TUeSdAY, FeBRUARY 02, 2016

QUOTE OF THE

DAYIndia’s education system is terribly out of step with the times

Education should achieve three broad objectives. First, provide skills required for professional growth. Second, provide life skills, which include soft skills, maturity, and emotional growth. Third, build a strong character for being a good human being and citizen. While it will be a mistake to say that the education system in India has completely failed to fulfil these objectives, a serious rethinking is required. The Na-tional Curriculum Framework (NCF), the foundation-al document for elementary and secondary education, forms the basis for agencies like the Central Board of Secondary Education and the National Council of Educational Research and Training to develop and administer school curricula. The recommendations in the NCF can, at least partially, achieve the objectives that this article identifies. The government has further invited suggestions through the New Education Pol-icy Group. But the existing volume of recommenda-tions, as well as the new ones being sought, may still not deliver the reforms we need, primarily because of two sets of reasons. First, there are systemic prob-lems in our education machinery. India does not have enough teachers who can even understand, let alone practise, the methods being recommended by the var-ious frameworks. According to the World Bank, the average pupil-teacher ratio at the primary level in In-dia is 35 — this is the highest among emerging econ-omies, and much higher when compared to the devel-oped world. A high pupil-teacher ratio impedes the imparting of soft skills and has an adverse impact on the emotional growth of children. Finally, the heav-ily regulated private sector is hampered by archaic laws that discourage, and even prohibit, innovation. The second set of reasons concerns the abundance of alternatives, which render the formal system ineffec-tive, if not completely useless. The most glaring ex-ample is that of on-job training. The formal system is so de-linked from the industry’s requirements that practically every new entrant in the workforce has to be first skilled by the employer. The National Em-ployability Report 2014 found that only 18 per cent of engineering graduates are employable. India’s for-mal education system behaves like an industry of the colonial era. It neither recognises the current needs of students nor provides the desired infrastructure. Our children are put into a machine. It takes 12 years for a finished product. After this, many choose to remain on the shop floor for another four years and become a certified product. Few prefer to undertake an addi-tional two years and become a special product.

“delhi Police being used by BJP/RSS as their private army to terrorize and teach lesson to anyone opposing BJP/RSS. I strongly condemn attack on students. FTII, Rohith case, Hyderabad University, IITs and now brutal attack on delhi students. Modi govt seems to be at war with students all across,”

- Chief Minister Kejriwal on Monday hit out at delhi Police alleging that...

It is great to be punched by a superhero like Rajinikanth: Akshay Kumar

Agency | New Delhi

The year 2016 has seen many celebrity break-ups already, and when fans are yet to believe all of them, there comes in an-other blooper. But this one will annoy you more, trust me! actor Pulkit Samrat, who was recent-ly all over the news for his alleged link-up with co-star Yami Gautam has finally spoken the truth. The actor in an interview has revealed that all the buzz around his relation-ship status with the ‘fair

and lovely’ actress was actually fake! Yes, quite a statement we say. Pulkit said that all of this link-up thing was started just for the publicity and pro-motions—so that the film benefits from it. He con-fessed that it did help the promotions of the film, and added that how ev-eryone has been fooled. Wow! How we like this genius idea of faking a relationship, when in real many are breaking bad. Their film ‘Sanam Re’ releases on February 12, 2016.

What a fake! Pulkit Samrat lies about relationship with Yami Gautam

Agency | Los Angeles

Hollywood action star Vin Diesel has shared on his official Facebook page first a couple of pic-tures from the shooting location of his next action film “XXX: The Return of Xander Cage”. One of the racy photos sees the actor on a motorbike with a bi-kini-clad girl in front of a green screen, reported Ace Showbiz. “First day on the sound stage... Xan-der..,” he captioned. The other shows him chilling with the crew on set.”The Director, producers and myself sitting in wonder as we take in the artist-

Agency | Los Angeles

How To Get Away with Murder actress Vio-la Davis thinks “open-ness” is more important than “boycotting”. The 50-year-old actress be-lieves it is “fine” for people to attend the up-coming Academy Awards ceremony, which stars including Spike Lee and Jada Pinkett Smith are refusing to attend due to the lack of diversity, reported People maga-

zine. Asked her thoughts on the boycott, she said, “People should do what they want to do with the Oscars. If they want to watch it, that’s fine. If they don’t, that’s fine. I think more importantly, when you walk into a the-atre, whether it be a mov-ie theatre or a live theatre, be open to the experience of the story. I think that sometimes people feel like stories about people of colour are not inclu-sive. They are very much

inclusive. I mean, the work of August Wilson -- which really, pretty much made my career -- is ev-eryone’s story. So I’m just saying, plop your money down to see ‘Race’, to see ‘Dope’, to see ‘Straight Outta Compton’, to see ‘Selma’, to support direc-tors like Ava DuVernay, Lee Daniels, Spike Lee... Their stories are just as valid and as important as anyone else. More im-portant than boycotting is openness.”

First image from Vin diesel’s next arrives online

Openness more important than boycott: Viola davis on OscarsSoWhite

Akshay’s Airlift: 1st film to enter the Rs 100 cr club in 2016

What Sidharth Malhotra Said About His Rumoured Romance With Alia Bhatt

Katrina talks about women-centric action films

Agency | Mumbai

Actor Akshay Kumar, who would be teaming up with Rajinikanth as the main antagonist in the sequel of hit sci-fi film “Robot”, is elated to be exchanging some punches with the south superstar on-screen. In the film, Rajinikanth will reprise his role of a scientist and his creation, Chitti-the robot and Ak-shay will play the villain. “I feel like I am on top of the world. Its alright get-ting kicked and punched. I have done that all my life.

Agency | Mumbai

Actress Katrina Kaif, who has featured in some action films like ‘Dhoom:3’, ‘Ek Tha Ti-ger’ and ‘Phantom’, be-lieves that if supported rightly, women-centric action films can work in Bollywood. “I believe if we have right kind of sup-port, a woman-centric ac-tion film really works. It will be a complete trans-formation and something radical,” she said as she discussed her desire to ap-pear in a role that requires her to do some serious ac-tion, in an interview here. Asked if she wishes to do action films which have a female lead, she said: “I would love to do ac-tion films... I recently saw

ry of the many crafts-men that have built these amazing sets,” he wrote. “You can tell the first day what level of crew you will be working with and it is clear that XxX has the very best Grateful for the opportunity to make magic.” Diesel returns as

Cage who returns to the National Security Agen-cy after an eight-year absence. He is joined by Bollywood star Deepika Padukone, Nina Dobrev, Samuel L ackson, Ruby Rose, Jet Li, and Tony Jaa. The film will release in 2017.

Agency | New Delhi

Actor Sidharth Malhotra, who is reported to have been dating Alia Bhatt, said that the actress is just his good friend. “We are great friends and col-leagues. We also have a film coming up called Ka-poor And Sons. We (Alia and I) have a great work-ing relationship. I know her since my first film, so there is an emotional con-nection. We have always been there for each oth-er’s films. We knew each other before we did films.

So, that bond will never change,” Sidharth said. Initially, media reports used to affect Sidharth’s family. But, the actor said that they are getting used to it now. “We all are pro-fessionals and we know how to work for the film or a scene. Initially, it used to affect my family. They are in Delhi. They were not aware about all this, how and what is written. They used to question me. But now, we are getting used to it,” he added. Sidharth and Alia made their debut in Bolly-

wood with Karan Johar’s Student Of The Year in 2012. However, Sidharth said that there has been a drastic change in Alia as an actress. “I think Stu-dent Of The Year was the least that she got. High-way took her to another level, and from there she has gone up. You can see that in front of the cam-era. There is a remarkable change in her as an actor. The way in which she en-acts a scene and all,” said Sidharth. Sidharth also spoke about Kapoor And Sons.

Agency | New Delhi

Akshay Kumar and Nim-reat Kaur’s Airlift has be-come the first movie of 2016 to have a collection over Rs 100 crore. Trade analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted about the film’s

business and said that Airlift is holding its fort even in the second week. The film features the sto-ry of the Indians stuck in Kuwait during Iraq’s in-vasion in 1990, through the eyes of Ranjit Katiyal,

played by Akshay and a few other characters. Ak-shay Kumar is currently in the middle of golden time in his career. Most of his recent films have hit the jackpot at the box office.

It is great to be punched by a superhero like Ra-jinikanth,” Akshay said. “I am looking forward to play a negative role. It will be an honour,” he added. The 48-year-old actor is playing a baddie but there

are no specific prepara-tions that he is required to do for the role. “I am not doing any preparations… No training as such yet. There is no training for it. I just have to condition my jaw that’s it,” Akshay said.

‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ with a character like the one Charlize Theron did. When I saw that, I was telling Bosco (choreog-rapher) that someone has to do something like this. “I really wish to do some-thing like this.” In times when Bollywood stars like Priyanka Chopra, Ir-

rfan Khan and Anil Ka-poor are accepting inter-national projects, does Katrina harbour dreams for Hollywood? “Why not... If it is a right film, in right time and at right place.” For now, Katrina is awaiting the release of ‘Fitoor’, which is releas-ing on February 12.

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SPORTS ROUNDUPMoto X Force With ShatterShield display Launched in India

Self-driving Car Technology Poses High Hacking Risk: Study

Apple planning to sell refurbished iPhones in India

Agency | New Delhi

Lenovo-owned Motorola has launched the Moto X Force smartphone in India, priced at Rs. 49,999 for the 32GB variant, and Rs. 53,999 for the 64GB variant. The smartphone will be available to pur-chase from February 8 via Amazon India, Flip-kart, and physical retail stores (including Croma and Spice) in Black, Grey, and White colour vari-ants. The biggest highlight of the Moto X Force, which is an international variant of the Droid Tur-bo 2 made by Motorola for Verizon Wireless, is the ‘ShatterShield’ display. The company in October said that the display is made of an aluminium rigid core, flexible Amoled screen, and dual-layer touch-screen panels (redundancy in case one goes bad) - wouldn’t break into pieces even when dropped on a slab of concrete. Additionally, the smartphone

comes with water-repellent nano-coating.

Agency | New Delhi

While major auto companies are working on intro-ducing the futuristic self-driving technology in cars soon, this threatens to open new security problems for them as hackers have sensed an opportunity here, a researcher has predicted. “We are a long way from securing the non-autonomous vehicles, let alone the autonomous ones,” said Stefan Sav-age, computer science professor at the University of California-San Diago, in MIT Technology Review. Pointing out security flaws to car companies which are into driverless car technology, the researcher said that extra computers, sensors and improved In-ternet connectivity required to make a car drive on

its own increase the possible weak points.

Agency | New Delhi

Gionee has announced the launch of 3G-enabled Pioneer P5W in India at Rs 6, 499. The smart-phone is available in white, blue, yellow, red and black colour options. Gionee P5W features a 5-inch HD IPS display, 5 megapixel rear cam-era with LED flash and 2 megapixel front camera. The smartphone runs on 1.3 GHZ quad core pro-cessor coupled with 1GB RAM and 16GB ROM expandable up to 128GB via microSD card. Timir Baran Acharyya, GM, Gionee India said, “P5W comes in exciting color ranges from white, blue, red, yellow and black etc. Aiming specifically at the youth of the country, we are sure that the device would gauge tremendous interest as like its predecessors.” The dual-SIM device runs on Amigo 3.1 based on Android 5.1. Gionee P5W is backed by a 2000 mAh battery. It comes with OTG support.

Retired Australian pacer Ryan Harris says T20 World Cup is a waste of time

Virender Sehwag appointed KXIP mentor

djokovic needs a rival, Nadal’s woes continue: Lessons from Aus Open

La Liga: Ronaldo scores treble as Real Madrid thrash Espanyol 6-1

MS dhoni wants India to ‘cash in’ on IPL experience at World T20

dubai cop gets jail for uploading Messi’s passport on Snapchat

Agency | Melbourne

The World Twenty20 Championships to be held next month in India are nothing but a “waste of time”, feels former Aus-tralian pacer Ryan Harris. A day after Australia were whitewashed 3-0 by India in a T20 series, Harris said there is no point in having a Twenty20 World Cup when the sides involved do not play too many of such games on a regular basis. “Personally I think it’s a waste of time having a T20 World Cup,” Har-ris, who retired from the game last year, told ‘SEN Radio’. “Last year we played one T20 (against England in August). This year because there’s a World Cup I think we play six there’s three more in

Agency | New Delhi

Former India opener Virender Sehwag was appointed mentor of the Kings XI Punjab team for the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL). In his new role, Sehwag will work closely with head coach Sanjay Bangar and would be responsible for guiding and motivating the squad, a statement from the Kings XI fran-chise stated. “Virender Sehwag has been an in-tegral part of the KXIP squad over the last two seasons and understands the dynamics of the team very well. With him step-ping in as the mentor, the team will immensely ben-

Agency | Sydney

Yuvraj Singh’s cameo in the Sydney T20 interna-tional on Sunday seems to have impressed India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who expects that the veteran left-hander would only get better as he plays more and more matches in the lead up to the ICC World Twen-ty20, where he wants his players to ‘cash in’ on their Indian Premier League (IPL) experience. The skipper also termed the team combination as the right mix of players going into the marquee event. “I think we have the right mix. Also, Yu-vraj can just go and ex-press himself batting at No 5. There will be less pressure on him and as he plays more and more games, he will just open up more. I have never believed in a set batting order and according to

Agency | New Delhi

Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 29th hat-trick of the La Liga as Zinedine Zidane’s Real Madrid moved back to with-in four points of lead-ers Barcelona with a 6-0 thrashing of Espanyol on Sunday. However, Gary Neville’s terrible La Liga run since taking charge of Valencia continued with a 1-0 loss to Sporting Gijon on Sunday -- Los Che’s first home defeat since November 2014. In keep-ing with their fast starts under new boss Zidane at the Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid raced into a 4-0 half-time lead with Karim Benzema and James Ro-driguez’s first goal since November adding to Ronaldo’s double. The three-time World Player of the Year sealed his lat-est La Liga hat-trick nine minutes from time before Oscar Duarte’s own goal ensured a repeat scoreline

Agency | Dubai

A Dubai court on Monday sentenced a policeman to one month in prison for posting a video showing Argentina and Barcelona football superstar Lionel Messi’s passport on social media, local media report-ed. The Gulf News daily reported on its website that the policeman, iden-tified only by his initials JJ, was criticised in par-ticular for having “abused the telecommunications system”. The policeman pleaded guilty and admit-ted he was wrong to have uploaded the post of Mes-si’s passport to Snapchat

Agency | Melbourne

The Australian Open, the season’s first Grand Slam, came to an end with the showpiece men’s singles final on Sunday. Novak Djokovic emerged cham-pion in Melbourne for a re-cord sixth time, trumping Andy Murray in the final for the fourth time. On the women’s side, there was

a first-time Grand Slam champion, Angelique Kerber producing a solid, assured display of tennis to deny favourite Serena Williams a record-equal-ling 22nd Major. Jamie Murray and Bruno Soares won the men’s doubles, just a month after teaming apart. Soares then made it a double double of sorts,

winning the mixed dou-bles with Elena Vesni-na. In women’s doubles, world number one pair continued their stagger-ing, winning their third straight Major, 12th title together, and extending their winning streak to 36 matches. Here’s what we learned from the fortnight in Melbourne.

South Africa before they get over there (to India). To take it seriously I think you need to be playing a lot more than that when there’s a World Cup in-volved,” Harris added. However, Harris reject-ed suggestions that the Australian team does not take the tournament seri-ously. “Are we taking it seriously with our team? Well we are, but the prob-lem we’ve got is the guys

played a Twenty20 yes-terday, a lot of them flew to New Zealand on Sun-day and the rest of them flew this morning,” said the 36-year-old Harris. “We’re definitely taking it (the World T20) seri-ously, it’s a World Cup that we haven’t won and I know Darren Lehmann and Aaron Finch, the captain and coach, really want to bring it back to Australia,” he signed off.

efit from his guidance and advice,” Kings XI’s head coach Bangar said. “His knowledge of the game will certainly help in es-tablishing a strong team and bring out the best in all the players. I am sure that Sehwag will prove to be a great mentor and his presence will be ex-tremely appreciated by the squad.” Sehwag, on his part, said he is look-ing forward to his new

role with the franchise. “I am extremely happy to continue my journey with Kings XI Punjab. Given the relationship and ca-maraderie I share with the squad, management and promoters, it feels like I am with my extend-ed family. Being a part of KXIP has always been a special experience and I am looking forward to the upcoming season in my new role,” said Sehwag.

via his smartphone. The incident occurred in De-cember at Dubai airport, where Messi had landed to attend the Globe Soc-cer Awards, at which he received the best player award. The Emirati po-liceman wanted a photo of himself with the foot-baller, but was told the

star was tired from the flight, The National dai-ly reported last month. “I then went to the passport control desk and noticed that Messi’s passport had been left there, so I picked it up and shot a video of myself while holding it,” it quoted the policeman as saying.

situations and bowlers, we might need to cre-ate a gap in between the two left-handed bats-men [Yuvraj and Suresh Raina]. At the moment, this seems like what will be a very good batting line-up,” the skipper said. Dhoni also said that Raina is the only player in this set-up who has done well bat-ting at No. 3 for Chen-nai Super Kings as well as batting at No. 5 or 6 for India. “To an extent, we are rewarding IPL performances. Raina has

scored the most number of runs at No. 3 for eight IPL seasons now, and at the same time in one of the World T20s, he bat-ted at No. 3 for us and he got the hundred too. But there were others who could also do a similar job in that slot but there was no one else who could bat at No. 5 or 6. “The conditions from now onward will also be similar to what we get during the IPL, so we want to cash in on that aggression,” said the skipper.

from when the sides met earlier this season. “We all needed to work hard-er as a team and now we have a positive mentali-ty,” Ronaldo told Canal Plus of Zidane’s impact. “The pre-season wasn’t very good, there was a lot of travelling. Zizou has arrived with differ-ent ideas and we need to continue like this.” Victory also moves Real just a point behind local rivals Atletico Madrid after their 2-1 defeat to

Barcelona in a top-of-the-table clash on Saturday. However, Barcelona also have a game in hand on both Madrid clubs. “Our objective is to do our best in every game and get to the end of the season with the chance to win the league,” said Zidane. “My expectations for the league are still high, it is not over.” Real have now struck 41 goals in seven games at home since be-ing thrashed 4-0 by Bar-celona in November.

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Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Raising concerns over lack of equal opportuni-ties to all castes and com-munities, Gujarat Gov-ernor O P Kohli Sunday said that B R Ambedkar exhorted shiksha, san-gathan and sangharsh for the uplift of Dalits. While speaking at the valedicto-ry session of the national seminar on the ‘influence of ideology of Dr B R Ambedkar on Marginal literature’ at Gujarat Na-

tional Law University in Gandhinagar, Kohli said, “Dr Ambedkar said that give equal opportunities, this will give equality of all communities. To-day it has been over 65 years since the Constitu-tion came into force. The Constitution accepts the principle of equality, but on ground people do not get equal opportunities. People are not getting equal opportunities while our Constitution talks of equality. How equality

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Vietnam has formally lift-ed the ban on import of Indian Groundnut, there-by providing market ac-cess after nine months. The Vietnam Ministry of Agriculture & Rural De-velopment (MARD) have formally communicated the decision to the Indian Government stating that Plant Protection Depart-ment of Vietnam (PPD) will issue import permits for groundnuts for Jan-uary 18th 2016.The lift-ing of ban has come in the wake of visit of Viet-nam delegation to India in December 2015. The delegation was satisfied after seeing fumigation facilities, export proce-dures and export certifica-tion system for export of groundnuts export from India, as per the Standard

Operating Procedure de-veloped by Directorate of plant Protection, Quaran-tine and Storage, Farid-abad. Vietnam had tempo-rarily suspended import of groundnuts from In-dia w.e.f, 6th April, 2015 due to interceptions of quarantine pests living Caryedon serratus and Trogodrma granarium in-tercepted in consignments of groundnuts export-ed since January, 2015. In order to resolve this problem, DAC&FW for-warded technical infor-mation for finalizing the Pest Risk Analysis (PRA) of the groundnut bruchid (Caryedon serratus Ol-ivier), detailed report on investigation and remedi-al measures taken along with Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) and ac-tion taken in the matter to Vietnam.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Gandhinagar-based Insti-tute of Seismological Re-search (ISR) has planned to set up 50 new seismic stations in Gujarat at a cost of around Rs five crore to enhance their ca-pacity to analyse possible risk of earthquake in the state. These new seismic stations will have two ma-jor components — Strong Motion Accelerograph (SMA) and another is Broadband Seismometer (BBS), said senior sci-entist of ISR Dr Santosh Kumar. At present, there are 60 permanent sta-tions having such sensors in Gujarat as part of the earthquake early warning

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Now get ready to enjoy first full romantic multi star Gujarati Film, be-cause to entertain Guja-rati Audience , Pari Film Productions is going to make Rometic drama en-tertaining film 3G.com .with the shooting of first scene this movie now go on the floor. The grand Launching ceremony of this film was held in our city with the presence of all stars and crews of this film. This movie is produce by Manojsingh Chauhan and directed by Kalyansinh Rathod. Fa-mous writer Rafik Pathan is the story writer of this

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The first edition of Next Generation-Optical Trans-port Networks Summit, an international Conference cum exhibition concludes with a positive note. The conference was orga-nized by Nexgen Confer-ences, one of India’s lead-ing conferences & B2B events organizer. This conference was held at The Lalit in Mumbai. The conference was designed to ensure highly focused communication across all segments of optical trans-port network including all ecosystems to come to-gether under one roof to exchange ideas, develop expertise and share best practices. Speaking on the occasion, Sudhir Gupta, Secretary, Telecom Reg-

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Gujarat govt trying to resolve issue of Patel quota stir: Rajni Patel

ISR to set up 50 new seismic stations to analyse possible risk of earthquake

Correspondent | New Delhi

A day after jailed 22-year-old leader Hardik Patel threatened to start second round of quota stir, Guja-rat Minister Rajni Patel today said the state gov-ernment is trying to arrive at a compromise formula with the help of various leaders from the commu-nity. When asked about Hardik’s latest warning, Patel, Minister of State for Home, told reporters here that various (Patel) community leaders are mediating to solve the issue. “Our government is trying to resolve this issue of agitation. With the help of some (Patel) community leaders, we

Royace eye set to enter Gujarat market by launching its key products Get Ready to enjoy First Multi star Romantic

Gujarati Movie 3G.com is coming soon

First edition of ‘Next Generation - Optical Transport Networks Summit’ concludes on a successful note

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Narayan jewellers by Ketan and Jatin Chok-shi of Vadodara unveiled their new cocktail col-lection of jewellery for the ongoing wedding and festive season. Featur-ing fancy diamonds, set in white and natural yel-low gold, the new range offers sophisticated yet contemporary collection of jewels. Perfect for the modern, contemporary and traditional woman of today, the new cocktail collection is very unique and wearable. The range boasts of chic rose gold bracelet, exquisite cock-tail earrings and stun-

ning rose designs rings to name a few. Inverted bri-olette Zambian emerald set in a blend of white and yellow gold makes the cocktail set with a neck-piece and earring perfect for all occasions. “It’s the season of weddings and parties and cocktail jewellery makes a lasting impression with saris and gowns. Our new range has been beautifully craft-ed in 18 kt gold, keeping different occasions of a wedding in mind. The designs are modern yet traditional, making each piece timeless”, shared Ketan Chokshi, Narayan Jewellers of Vadodara.

film and music to give by Anwar Shaikh.This movie is first multi star in Gujarati Film industry because total 9 lead char-acters in this film and this movie is first in this type of urban Gujarati movies.The story of this film is that three young married men are bored of theire

rutine marriage life and to enjoy and relaxation they go to Goa and there they meet three girls who become girlfriend of their .Then full masti Full fun and Full romance is start anong them but on the other hand wives also reach Goa to find out their husband’s activity.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Pioneering the global market withits highly differentiated & inno-vative vehicle security solutions, Royace Eye In-dustries (India) Ltd.today announced its expansion inGujarat by launching its key products- Vehicle Security Solutions, GPS Tracking Devices, Home Security Solutions and Newly introduced Smart series. Eyeing revenue of Rs.100cr. in next 3 years, the company’s ambitious plan is to create a strong

distribution network. Royace Eye will also in-vest in promotional activ-ities like advertisement and marketing for strong brand recall. “Looking at our extensive growth rate we are targeting a reve-nue of Rs. 100 cr. from Gujarat by 2018” said Mr. Jaskaran Deep Sing-hh, CEO, Royace Eye Industries (India) Ltd. Each product of Royace Eye boasts of high quali-ty innovation with attrac-tive features & has been awarded globally thereby

Narayan Jewellers unveiled their elegant “Cocktail jewellery” collection

making us the trend set-ter in our segment, “he added”. Currently the Company is operational in 8 states via 500 outlets serving almost 22 cities and boasts of strong R&D team. Royace Eye is the public limited company in India dealing in com-plete Automobile security solutions with expertise in car DVR & Vehicle se-curity. Having launched India’s first E cam which no requirement of DVR or HARD DISC,the prod-uct boasts of features i.e. Theft Alert, Burglary Alert and Fire Alert in it-self and a recording time of 35 days on SD Card with Additional Cloud Based Recording System.

ulatory Authority of In-dia (TRAI) said, “Once government’s telecom infrastructure projects take shape, the demand for further data growth is inevitable at a very high level. Hence, optical fibre networks play a very im-portant role at this junc-ture. From the regulatory point of view, we (TRAI) are giving number of recommendations to the government particular-ly in this specific area.” “We are already at incep-

tion point as far as data traffic is concerned. We have already seen data explosion happening and it is driven by Asian coun-tries like China and India or let us put it reverse India or China. India is also leading the number of mobile subscriptions which is also causing a lot of growth in data traf-fic. Some years back we used to speak about next generation technologies, next generation transport etc.

are moving towards ar-riving at a compromise formula,” he said on the sidelines of the opening ceremony of a new police station here. Hardik yes-terday had threatened to launch another round of

agitation for reservation under OBC category and accused the Gujarat gov-ernment of “failing” to resolve the main issue. In a letter addressed to Chief Minister Anandiben Patel yesterday, Hardik, who is

lodged in Surat jail, said if the issue was not sort-ed out soon, the BJP will face the wrath of Patels in 2017 Assembly elec-tions. In the letter, Har-dik also distanced him-self from the community leaders, who are report-edly mediating with the government on behalf of the Patel community. “Some selfish leaders of our community are hold-ing talks with the gov-ernment. They are doing it for their own benefit, not for the interest of the community. It seems that no one has yet conveyed you the actual demands of our community,” he had said in his letter.

system. Out of these 60 stations, 45 are directly connected with ISR while remaining are offline. As many as 13,800 people had died and 1,67,000 were injured when a powerful earthquake had struck about 250 km west of Ahmedabad at a depth of 25 kilometre on 26 January, 2001. Accord-ing to Kumar, the 50 new stations will collect and analyse various noises, seismic waves and signals coming from the crust of the earth, which will help the scientists to locate active fault-lines which are responsible for earth-quakes. “ISR has planned

to set up 50 new seismic stations to study what is happening below the sur-face of Gujarat. The main purpose of this project is to find out what is going on in deep mantle or deep crust by analysing various noises coming out from the earth” said Kumar. “Each station will have one SMA and one BBS. These equipments are very sensitive and state-of-the-art. The total cost of our project is around Rs five crore. This proj-ect is more about esti-mating long term seis-mic hazard, as very less information is avail-able with us about earth

below,” said Kumar. Broadband Seismome-ters are instruments that measure motion of the ground including those of seismic waves gener-ated by earthquakes, vol-canic eruptions and other seismic sources. Records of seismic waves allow seismologists to map the interior of the Earth as well as to locate and measure the size of these different sources. Strong Motion Accelerographs are useful when the earth-quake ground motion is so strong that it causes the more sensitive seis-mometers to go off-scale, said Kumar. According to Kumar, the new 50 sta-tions will not be scattered across Gujarat like the present network. “This time, we will set up all these 50 stations in one particular city or district for six months and collect the data offline. This will give us accurate result about seismic activity of particular area. Then, we will take them to another place,” said Kumar.

Ambedkar exhorted 3S mantra for Dalit uplift, says Governor O P Kohli

will come if equal op-portunities are not avail-able?” Further speaking on closing of the two-day seminar organised in cel-ebration of 125th birth anniversary of Ambedkar by the state social justice and empowerment de-partment along with Gu-jarat Sahitya Akadami, Kohli said, “Dr Babasa-heb Ambedkar realised that only political power will not empower Dalit community. Our consti-tution already empowers them with voting rights. For their empowerment, he gave three rules to be followed — shiksha, sangathan and sangharsh (education, organise and struggle). As he empow-ered himself through edu-cation only.” State social justice and empowerment minister Ramanlal Vora, Gujarat Sahitya Akademy chairperson Bhagyesh Jha and P G Jyotikar, chairman of the Buddhist Society of India were also present during the vale-dictory session.

Vietnam lifts ban on import of Indian Groundnut