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News Brief

Site hunting on for Ray film

complex

Gujarat Lions V/s Delhi

Daredevils (Rajkot 8:00

PM)

Agency | New Delhi

Seven out of total 19 In-dian Institutes of Man-agement increased their tuition fees in the last two years with IIM Luc-know hiking it by nearly 30 per cent, Govern-ment said today.

Agency | New Delhi

Stating that the ban on diesel taxis in the NCR will lead to “loss of jobs of thousands” and “se-rious commuting prob-lems”, Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Monday said his ministry will request the Supreme Court to reconsider its decision which has given rise to an “unprecedented situation”. Gadkari told reporters that the central government has taken several initiatives to mit-igate air pollution and these will be placed be-fore the Supreme Court to support the request for reconsideration of the ban on diesel taxis in Delhi and NCR. A study

Agency | Mumbai

Bollywood actress Divya Dutta has worked in several intense films, but it was her role in the upcoming movie “Traf-fic” which drained her emotionally. Directed by late Rajesh Pillai, “Traffic” is the remake of a 2011 Malayalam film of the same name which features Divya in the role of a mother of a 12-year-old child.

Agency | Kolkata

As a stream of people visited Satyajit Ray’s residence here to pay their respect on the film maker’s 95th birth anni-versary today, his direc-tor son Sandip Ray said he is hunting a proper site for a film complex to be named after Ray. The film complex will house all memorabilia associated with the great film maker’s works for research and public knowledge, Sandip said

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The three-day air show, which concluded on Sun-day, had 4 lakh people on land flying into thrill during the days of the overhead spectacle. The crowds were drawn by the stunning show put up by Mark Jefferies and his team of three pilots. On Sunday, the maximum crowd gathered on either side of the Sabarmati riv-erfront, both in morning and evening, to watch the pilots orchestrate stunts such as free fall, and cre-ate images like smiley and he art with the planes’ trail. The soaring tem-


Jailed quota agitation leader Hardik Patel today said the decision to accept or reject Gujarat govern-ment’s move of giving 10 per cent EBC reservation to upper castes should be taken by the Patel com-munity and not him. Har-dik, lodged in Lajpore jail in Surat, wrote a letter to Nikhil Savani, Conve-nor of Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) of that city. In the letter, he said Patel commu-nity should decide if it wants reservation under Economically Backward Class (EBC) quota or un-

Reconsider ban on diesel cabs

7 IIMs hiked fee in last 2 years:

Smriti Irani

Role in ‘Traffic’ took toll on Divya Dutta

Today MaTch IPL 2016

Diesel taxi ban leading to job loss, SC must reconsider: Gadkari“Govt to Supreme Court”

AIR show concludes: 4 lakh Amdavadis watch Sabarmati ke stunt!

peratures did not ground the spirits of the specta-tors. Mark Jefferies took to Twitter to thank the city and said that he would love to come back: “Hope to be back with new spec-tacular.” However, due to large crowds, huge traf-fic jams were seen on the riverfront, Ashram Road and Usmanpura as vehi-

cles jostled to leave the riverfront after the show. The event was organised by the civil aviation de-partment of the Gujarat government along with industry body FICCI. Manoj Mehta, a joint di-rector of FICCI, tweeted on Sunday saying that over 4 lakh people came to enjoy the show.

der the Other Backward Class (OBC) quota. “We will not make any com-promise at the cost of our community. It will be the Patel community, not me, who will decide if we want EBC or OBC. We also need to understand what are the provisions of reservation under EBC

quota (given by state gov-ernment)” Hardik said in the letter. “If our people firmly say that OBC is better than EBC, then we will definitely fight to get reservation under OBC quota. If they feel that EBC is good, then we will accept EBC quota,” he said. Gujarat government

issued an ordinance yes-terday providing 10 per cent reservation for the the economically backward among upper castes. The ordinance grants 10 per cent reservation to eco-nomically weaker people from unreserved category whose annual family in-come does not exceed Rs 6 lakh. Through the let-ter, Hardik also appealed the community as well as agitators associated with PAAS to remain alert, as the 22-year-old feels that some political leaders as well as people from his own community are try-ing to create rift in the community.

Patel community should decide on EBC quota: Hardik

Vijay Mallya resigns from Rajya Sabha

Agency | Bengaluru

CCTV footage showing the alleged abduction of a 22-year-old northeast woman from in front of her PG accommodation Katriguppe in South Ben-galuru on the night of April 23 has gone viral. The woman subsequently escaped from the clutches of her abductor, who took her to a construction site behind the PG accommo-dation before taking to his heels. It is alleged that officers at CK Achukattu police station were aware of the incident, however they did not act upon. Af-

CCTV captures abduction of girl in Bengaluru, cops didn’t act

ter footage of the media, policemen are now being questioned for dereliction of duty. The incident took place around 9.45pm. No complaint was filed but CCTV footage showing the youth physically carry-ing away the girl appeared in the media on Monday.

“That night one of my friends had dropped me near my PG. When I was about to enter the PG, my friend called me. As I was talking on the phone, this man came from behind, grabbed me and walked away,” the woman told the media on Monday.

• says ‘I will not get fair

trial or justice’• Liquor baron

Vijay Mallya, whose passport has been

revoked by the government, on

Monday resigned from the Rajya Sabha

Agency | New Delhi

Independent MP and li-quor baron Vijay Mal-lya, facing a case of loan default of over Rs 9,400 crore, on Monday re-signed from Rajya Sabha, a day before Ethics Com-mittee of the Upper House was set to recommend his

expulsion. In his resigna-tion letter to Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari, he said he does not want his “name and reputation to be further dragged in the mud”. “And since re-cent events suggest that I will not get a fair trial or justice, I am hereby re-signing as a member of the Rajya Sabha with imme-diate effect,” Mallya said

in the letter. He also re-ferred to the letter written to him by the Chairman of the Ethics Committee of Rajya Sabha Karan Singh and said he had replied to Singh. This is Mallya’s second term in Rajya Sabha and it would have otherwise come to an end on July 1. Ethics Panel of the Upper House, which had taken up the matter,

had unanimously decided in its April 25 meeting that Mallya should no longer remain a member of the House and was planning to recommend his expul-sion in its next meeting on May 3. At the same time, the panel had decided to give Mallya one week time to explain his con-duct. Last week, the gov-ernment wrote to Britain, seeking the deportation of Mallya against whom a non-bailable warrant has been issued in the mon-ey-laundering investiga-tion. Mallya has said that the Indian government will not be able to recover any money from him by taking his passport or ar-resting him.

by IIT Kanpur, he said, has also suggested that vehicular pollution is not the only cause of pollu-tion in Delhi. “In fact, the study shows that vehicu-lar pollution contributes 9 per cent in summer and 19 per cent in winter,” he said. “Many initiatives taken in the last two years need to be properly pre-sented to the Supreme Court in letter and spirit. The government is con-

sidering all necessary steps to reduce pollution in Delhi. We have decid-ed to again put forward all these points to the Su-preme Court and request it to reconsider the deci-sion in the background of initiatives taken by the Government of India,” he said. Gadkari made the announcement after discussing the issue with the ministers of heavy industries and environ-

ment, forests and climate change. He said the ban has created an “unprec-edented situation” for thousands of taxi drivers who have been ordered off the roads. “The ban has resulted in immedi-ate loss of jobs of thou-sands of people and also serious commuting prob-lems for working men,

women and youth in the NCR, particularly those employed in the IT and BPO sectors,” he said. He said safety issues were involved since the ban on diesel taxis will impact employees, especially in the IT and BPO sectors, who work late into the night. Non-availability of safe transport facilities

will raise safety concerns. Following the Supreme Court order, several ma-jor companies in Del-hi-NCR have decided not to provide transport facil-ities to employees. Citing steps that will be put forth in the plea to reconsider the ban, Gadkari said that in last two years, minis-tries have been working to address the issue of growing pollution in Del-hi. Initiatives include the one taken by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways to implement BS-VI norms with ef-fect from April 1, 2020 and successful comple-

tion of a pilot project on retrofitting polluting ve-hicles. “Oil companies shall invest more than Rs 60,000 crore for BS-VI fuel. Standards for biofuel such as ethanol, biodiesel, electric hybrid have been notified,” he said. Other steps taken to improve air quality, Gad-kari said, include finali-sation of a decongestion plan for Delhi on eight arterial roads along with a concept note on scrap-ping. E-toll has begun on national highways and the E-rickshaw policy has also helped reduce pollution.

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QUOTE OF THE

DAYThe unending agony of reservation politics

The Gujarat government’s offer of a 10% quota for the economically backward among the upper castes — the Patidars, Brahmins, Kshatriyas, etc — can be viewed from various angles. This is partially in im-itation of the Rajasthan government’s decision to set aside 14% reservation for the ‘extremely back-ward classes’ among the ‘forward castes’, within the overall 19 percentage point increase in quotas it had announced. In the Gujarat case, the first thing that strikes a viewer is that the government is aiming at mollifying the Patidars (Patels), whose campaign for reservations is being spearheaded by Hardik Patel, now in jail. But the Patidar Anamat Andolan Sami-ti has been quick to reject the government offer by calling it a lollipop because it is a restricted form of reservation, meant for those whose family income is Rs 6 lakh per annum and below. Second, it is the third among the BJP-ruled states — after Haryana and Rajasthan — to raise reservations above the 50% level, which militates against a Supreme Court order of 1992. Ironically, the BJP rode to power at the Cen-tre on the plank of good governance, which implies having competent, neutral people in responsible posi-tions. Third, reservations, when they came into force in the early years of independence, were meant to be a temporary expedient intended to correct historical in-justices towards marginalised societies. Now they are simply barrelling along to placate restive groups out to armtwist the State. The way the three states have gone about the matter is bound to have consequences. Once the Haryana government put the Jats and five other castes on the reserved list, other communities that are deprived vis-a-vis the Jats are bound the feel the pinch, despite the increase in the quota level. Now the Jats have threatened to renew their agitation if the quota for them is not increased. And any amount of restructuring of the reservation apparatus will not help. For exam-ple, in the case of Rajasthan, how can it be anybody’s contention that the deserving candidates among ‘ex-tremely backward classes’ among the ‘forward castes’ must accommodate themselves within the 14%? What happens to the deserving surplus? Do they contest in the open category? And the most deleterious aspect of reservation politics is that it only sharpens caste divi-sions in society, leading to violence. If reservations are to continue, why not have them solely on economic criteria? That will bring within the fold of quotas reli-gious minorities, many of whom certainly deserving of reservation. After all, a hungry person is a hungry per-son, whichever caste or religion she or he belongs to.

“They have continuously been complaining about the elections — CPM, Congress, BJP and ABP will be left sucking on lollipops after the election. They tried so hard but couldn’t do anything to me. After the elections, they should stay at home like little children and suck on their lollipops,” - West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee launched a scathing attack

Monday on her adversaries, including the Kolkata-based Anandabazar Patrika (ABP) group, saying...

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Cricketer Virat Kohli and actor Anushka Sharma are back together?

Agency | Mumbai

We have more than am-ple proof that Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma are back again. Or atleast we would like to think so. Now, the thing is that Kohli follows only 35 people each on Twitter and Instagram. And one of those he follows hap-pens to be Anushka. And this has happened recent-ly. Not long ago the crick-eter stopped following Anushka on both Twitter and Instagram, fuelling rumours of their break up. And now that he is back to following the actor on both social media sites,

Agency | Mumbai

Critically acclaimed ac-tress Kalki Koechlin has created a niche for her-self in Bollywood, with films like Margarita, With a Straw. With short-films and moving videos like The Printing Machine and It’s Your Fault, the 32-year-old actress has also focused on the is-sues of gender inequality and crimes against wom-en. This time, however, Kalki described the wage bias in Bollywood. She said: “You only get paid more than a man if you are Priyanka Chopra.” In the same interview she also revealed what actresses have to face in ‘patriarchal Bollywood.’ She said : “Bollywood is as patriarchal as our soci-ety. I once met a producer who asked me about my age and I said, 30. To this, he replied, ‘Don’t worry, you still have five years

Agency | Mumbai

Kangana Ranaut’s law-yer has said his client will

Agency | Chennai

The teaser for Ra-jinikanth’s next film Kabali was released on Sunday, 1 May, which is world labour day. The one minute six sec-onds teaser just went vi-ral across the globe in merely minutes, and was trending in all countries. The Kabali teaser has shattered all existing You Tube records for Indian films, by a mile. But we can’t say we are com-pletely surprised. “Su-perstar Rajinikanth is the real king as he shattered all records on You Tube with Kabali teaser. In 22 hours the teaser has crossed 5 million views and 2.25 lakh likes, which is phenomenal by any yardstick,” says the producer of Kabali, Kalaipuli S Dhanu. Ra-jinikanth’s Kabali teaser

Agency | New Delhi

Riding high on the rave reviews she received for Udta Punjab trailer, Bol-lywood actor Alia Bhatt has yet another reason to rejoice - a sequel to her hit Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhaniya may be in the pipeline! On Monday, Alia and Varun Dhawan, the lead pair of the 2014 hit, posted hints that a se-quel to the love story is in the works and the duo will also feature in the movie. While Varun tweeted that the “first ever love fran-chise” is being planned, Alia speculated whether it is true. Shashank Khai-tan, who directed the first movie, is expected to don the director’s hat yet

Agency | New Delhi

Ranveer Singh is one of the actors who gives his cent per cent for every movie. And for ‘Beffikre’, which will be directed by Aditya Chopra, he is put-ting in more than that. The film marks the return of Aditya as a director after ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’ (2008), and Ranveer is leaving no stone unturned to ensure Adi is satisfied with the actor’s efforts. A source says, “Ranveer wants to sport a kick-ass physique for the film and has been killing himself working out for his part. For this film, he is back to training with Lloyd Ste-vens, the one who helped him achieve that killer body in ‘Ram-Leela’. He has a tight schedule, shooting for very crucial scenes. But, he never skips a workout schedule or cheats on his diet. He in-jured himself while work-

Kalki Koechlin: Bollywood is as patriarchal as our society

Alia Bhatt, Varun Dhawan reunite for Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhaniya sequel?

Kangana Ranaut records statement, Hrithik Roshan’s lawyer happy

Rajinikanth’s ‘Kabali’ teaser goes viral: But here’s why it is also a risk

there is probably enough to suggest that the two are back together. The two have of course stayed mum in recent times as far as talking about their relationship status is con-cerned. Anushka celebrat-ed her birthday on Sunday and will be soon seen in Sultan alongside Salman

Khan. Kohli is busy with the IPL, captaining Royal Challengers Bangalore. There is enough heat in their respective careers and the social media movements may suggest that both are back togeth-er. Now, our guess is as good as yours. Go, figure out for yourself.

again for the film whose title is rumoured to be Badrinath Ki Dulhaniya. So are we set for yet an-other larger-than-life love story starring Varun and

Alia? Filmmaker Karan Johar, tweeted that an of-ficial announcement will be made Tuesday eve-ning. Stay tuned to know it all!

Ranveer Singh works out with Ram-Leela trainer for Befikre

has broken the existing You Tube record of Shah Rukh Khan’s Dilwale trailer, which garnered 3.6 million hits in 24 hours. It also beat the record set by the Tam-il film, Theri, which got 2.2 million views in 24 hours. The 66 seconds teaser, directed by Pa Ranjith is majestic and

electrifying. Ranjith, and national award winning editor Praveen KL, have cut it superbly, bringing out the essence of Ra-jinikanth’s larger than life image. Ranjith has previously made classy commercial films like Attakathi and Madras, and has not tinkered with the superstar’s image.

left.’ Another produc-er showed me the exact spot on my face where I needed to get a botox.” “There’s a lot of pressure on women in Bollywood. Objectification of women is very predominant, but I am happy that gradually things are changing. Piku

and Queen, both wom-en-oriented films, brought a fresh change in Bolly-wood,” she added. Kalki’s upcoming Waiting, which also features Naseeruddin Shah, Rajat Kapoor and Arjun Mathur will release on May 27. It is an Anu Menon directorial.

not succumb to pressure despite some “common people” trying to scare the actress away in her legal battle with Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan. Kangana, 29, gave her statement to police yesterday in con-nection with an FIR filed by Hrithik that an online imposter had been send-ing e-mails under his guise to his fans and the actress. “My client Kan-gana Ranaut shall never succumb to any pressure. Some common people who had intervened had a fixed agenda of only scaring my client and hiding the truth, which could not happen,” Kan-gana’s lawyer Rizwan Siddiquee said in a state-ment. “The world includ-ing people from the film

industry need to learn that in today’s changing time no woman is scared of anything if she is fierce-ly determined, and has the truth by her side,” he added. (Also read: Hrithik-Kangana spat: ‘Imposter can be tracked soon if Kangana gives access to his emails’) Sid-diquee rejected Hrithik’s claim that Kangana was interacting with an im-poster. “My client knows and is fully convinced that there is no imposter as had there really been one, then Hrithik himself would have immediately acted on my client’s sister com-plaint which he received on his correct email id on the 25th of May 2014.

Hrithik Roshan’s lawyers said they

are happy that Kangana Ranaut has finally recorded the statement with the

police.

ing on ‘Bajirao Mastani’ and has just got back to his fitter self. So, he is tak-ing these training sessions

very seriously.” ‘Befikre’, starring Vaani Kapoor, is scheduled to release in December.


SPORTS ROUNDUPuBM India announces the 4th edition of Concrete Show India

Samsung Galaxy J5, Galaxy J7 prices revealed in South Korea

Telenor asks DoT to retain TRAI suggested payment terms in auction

Agency | New Delhi

Samsung has officially revealed the pricing of Galaxy J5 and Galaxy J7 2016 editions in South Korea. The smartphones, which were launched in China in March are now available at KRW 290,000 (Rs 17,000 approx) and KRW 363,000 (Rs 21,000 approx). Samsung Galaxy J7 and J5 2016 ver-sions are an upgrade to J7 and J5 smartphones an-nounced last year. The smartphones feature metal frames and a stylish design, says Samsung. The Korean smartphone maker has not revealed plans to launch the Galaxy J series in India. Samsung Galaxy J7 features a 5.5-inch full HD AMOLED display while Galaxy J5 gets a smaller 5.2-inch HD AMOLED display. The smartphones support 4G LTE and run Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Sam-sung Galaxy J7 is powered by an octa-core proces-sor coupled with 3GB RAM while Galaxy J5 has a quad-core processor paired with 2GB RAM. Both the smartphones come with 16GB internal stor-age further expandable up to 128GB via dedicated

memory card slot.


UBM India today, announced the 4th edition of the Concrete Show India (19th-21st May 2016) at the Bombay Convention and Exhibition Center, the only show exclusively dedicated to the concrete industry, covering key sectors like roads and high-ways, housing, airports, ports, power, rail, dams & bridges. Concrete Show India 2016 will showcase latest offerings in categories including Concrete & Construction, Construction equipments & IT systems, Construction Chemicals, Technologies in Machinery, Services and Systems from industry suppliers. The three day show will provide oppor-tunities to architects and engineers, commercial & resident developers and contractors, distributors, government authorities and state corporations to interact and network with exhibitors from across

the industry.

Agency | New Delhi

Telecom operator Telenor has asked the Department of Telecom (DoT) to retain the option of deferred payment suggested by the regulator Trai, saying it would help reduce the burden on the industry. “The ‘pay as you earn’ payment terms is a win-win sit-uation both for the industry and the government,” the operator, an arm of Norway-based Telenor, has said in a letter to DoT. The communication has come days after Norway-based Telenor’s top man-agement expressed concerns over ‘high-priced’ spectrum in India and indicated an exit from the country if it fails to procure frequencies at reason-able price either through auction or trading route. On the one hand the payment burden on the TSPs (telecom service providers) is eased in the initial years and the resources will be utilised in roll-out of the networks, on the other hand there will be no loss to the exchequer,” Telenor CEO Sharad Mehrotra said in the letter. The letter addressed to Telecom Secretary J S Deepak said that the liberal payment policy can potentially make the frequency band below 1000 Mhz like 900 Mhz band and 700 Mhz band attractive to a lot of telecom companies. Trai has suggested that government should charge only 10 per cent of bids received for spectrum and balance payment should be made over period of 18 years in equal instalments with interest.

Agency | Madrid

Top seeds Agnieszka Radwanska and Austra-lian Open champion An-gelique Kerber crashed out of the Madrid Open in the first round in ma-jor setbacks ahead of Roland Garros. Poland’s Radwanska, the number one seed in the absence of Serena Williams, lost 6-4, 6-7 (3/7), 6-3 to the rejuvenated Dominika Cibulkova of Slovakia. Radwanska, a semi-final-ist in 2012 and 2014 in the Spanish capital, al-ready knew the dangers posed by Cibulkova after her opponent came within a point of victory in their last meeting at Indian Wells in March. Cibulko-va, a former world num-ber 10 and Australian Open runner-up, was al-ways going to be a dan-gerous floater having won her fifth career title last time out in Katowice three weeks ago. Second-seed-ed German Kerber was

Agency | New Delhi

When Paul Adams burst onto the scene with his bizarre way of delivering the ball, many were con-vinced they would never see anything like it again. Two decades later, In-dia’s Shivil Kaushik has emerged as the proud heir to the South African spin-ner’s “frog-in-a-blender” action. Heads, including Kaushik’s own, turned at Pune’s Maharash-

tra Cricket Association Stadium when the left-arm chinaman bowler made his Indian Premier League (IPL) debut for Gujarat Lions on Friday. Pressed into attack in the eighth over, the 20-year-old ambled slightly wide of the crease when a spirit seemed to enter his body as he bent his knees, twist-ed his torso and sent down the ball rotating his left-arm around his head. He

IPL 2 6

Agency | Mumbai

As the saying goes, “When in Rome, do as the Roman do”; Mumbai In-dians fielding coach Jonty Rhodes has embraced In-dian culture whole heart-edly. After naming his

newborn daughter ‘India’ last year’, Jonty now has performed a puja for well being of the toddler at Pe-jawar Mutt in Santacruz, Mumbai. Jonty, dressed up in a traditional avatar, was all smiles as the puja

Agency | Bengaluru

Two-time title holders Kolkata Knight Riders will be looking to earn two valuable points and move up to second spot in the points-table when they take on struggling Royal Challengers Ban-galore in their IPL match in Bengaluru on Monday. The Knight Riders are currently placed at third position in the table with eight points from seven games, winning four and losing three, while Roy-al Challengers are lying at a lowly seventh spot with four points from six games that included just two wins. Although both KKR and RCB are com-ing into the match after

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Gujarat Lions’ Shivil Kaushik Reprises Paul Adams’ Frog-in-Blender Action

Harbhajan Singh in ugly spat with Mumbai Indians teammate

Agency | Pune

Harbhajan Singh was yet again involved in an ugly on-field incident in the Indian Premier League, this time with Mumbai Indians teammate, Am-bati Rayudu during their game against Rising Pune Supergiants last evening. In the 11th over of the RPS innings, Saurabh Ti-wary had pulled a short delivery from Harbhajan to the mid-wicket fence. Rayudu and Tim South-ee converged on the ball and despite a good effort by the former, the ball crossed the fence. Har-bhajan, known for his fi-ery outbursts, let off some steam at Rayudu, who charged menacingly at his senior. However, it was Bhajji who tried to cool things down and put an arm around Rayudu. But

facing defeats last night, in Delhi and Hyderabad, respectively, the visitors would definitely start as favourites. KKR would be keen to find their foot af-ter suffering a 27-run loss to Delhi Daredevils when they were bowled out for 159 in 18.3 overs, chasing

187. For the Knight Rid-ers, Chinnaswamy stadi-um has been the happy hunting ground, for they had lifted the IPL title for the second time here after defeating Kings XI Pun-jab in the final. The Kol-kata outfit led by Gautam Gambhir are in top form.

dumped out by the Czech Republic’s Barbora Stry-cova 6-4, 6-2 with her de-feat coming just a week after she had retained her title in Stuttgart. Howev-er, Kerber was outplayed by world number 33 Stry-cova, who she had beaten 6-1, 6-1 in Miami back in March. “I’d win four games in the matches we played before,” said Strycova. “I went into this match thinking I had nothing to lose. I mean, it can’t be worse than

Miami.” Losses for Rad-wanska and Kerber mean Garbine Muguruza is the highest seed left at the key clay-court event and the fourth-ranked Span-iard sealed her place in round two with a 6-2, 7-5 win over Anna Schmied-lova. “Of course I was a little bit nervous and tense because the first matches are always com-plicated,” said Muguruza, who is aiming to be the first Spanish woman to win the title in Madrid.

was not alone. For many, it brought back memories of Adams’ outrageous action which got him a bagful of wickets, especially in his debut home series against England. Adams, now coaching Cape Cobras, himself appeared amused. “Remind you of someone! Wow #Kaushik ! Great to see the art of #Chinaman bowling alive,” tweeted ‘Gogga’, who played 45 Tests and 24 one-day in-ternationals for South Af-rica between 1995-2004. Kaushik thanked all his coaches for not forcing him to dump the action, however weird it maybe. “I was eight-years old when I started playing cricket and the first ball I bowled was this way and I have not changed,” the spinner said after claim-ing 3-20 against Kings XI Punjab on Sunday.

Correspondent | Rajkot

Kings XI Punjab’s new captain Murli Vijay has termed left-arm spin-ner Axar Patel’s bowl-ing spell as “incredible” during their stunning 23-run win over table toppers Gujarat Lions in an Indian Premier League match in Rajkot. Axar did the star turn as laggards Kings XI rode on the left-arm spin-

ner’s hat-trick, first of the ongoing ninth edition of the league, to upset Gu-jarat Lions on Sunday. “One has to give credit to Axar (Patel). He was under pressure in previ-ous matches. It was an incredible performance by Axar,” said Vijay, who was appointed captain midway into the cash-rich tournament in place of

David Miller. Invited to bat by Gujarat Lions skip-per Suresh Raina, Kings XI Punjab were all out for 154 in the stipulated 20 overs, but restricted the opposition to 131 for 9. Patel spun a web around the Gujarat batsmen and finished with impressive figures of 4/21 in his quo-ta of four overs which in-cluded a split hat-trick.

the Hyderabadi batsman rejected Bhajji’s extended hand and walked back to his fielding position, in-furiated. However, both Harbhajan and Rayudu were seen celebrating the fall of a Pune wicket and appeared to be in good spirits. Harbhajan has had a torrid time this sea-son, picking five wickets from nine matches. He was part of the Indian team for the T20 series against Australia and Sri Lanka, the Asia Cup

T20 and the ICC World Twenty20. However, the 35-year-old was select-ed for only one game (vs UAE in the Asia Cup) and overlooked for the rest of the season. This is not the first time that Harbhajan has been in-volved in an ugly scuf-fle on the field. Back in 2008, he had slapped S. Sreesanth, who was then appearing for Kings XI Punjab. Both players were banned for the rest of the inaugural season.

was being performed. The fielding maestro was ac-companied by his wife and little ‘India’ for the ritual, while his three sons were comfortable sitting on the chairs behind him. Jonty Rhodes, who is quite ex-pressive about his love for India, took to Instagram to show his ‘Tour de India’. He had visited a temple in Tamil Nadu recently and looked completely mes-merised by the rich tradi-tion of the country. Jonty also showed glimpse of his sense of humour in these Instagram posts.



With creation of 42,530 jobs in the fourth quarter of financial year 2015-16, Gujarat ranked seventh in terms of job creation even with 5% share of total jobs created across India. Karnataka has emerged as numero uno in this regard with a share of over 24% of total jobs generated in the country, revealed a re-cent study by apex industry body Assocham. During January- March 2016, around 8.88 lakh jobs were created in various industry

sectors of the country. The study has revealed that states like Haryana and Ut-tar Pradesh created more jobs in the last quarter of FY16 than Gujarat. Maha-rashtra (23%) was ranked second, followed by Tam-il Nadu (10.5%), Andhra Pradesh and Telangana region combined (9%), Haryana (8%) and Uttar Pradesh (7.5%). Within India, in manufacturing sector jobs, Gujarat had the highest share of 8% of over 99,000 jobs generat-ed across the country.


Dhokada, a small village in Kutch districts does not trade in milk nor does it have a double storied house. This is not a new tradition but this has been followed by the villagers since the day the village came into existence some 400 years ago. The village has a population of 500 odd families. The villag-er ever since its inception have never sold any milk. The excess milk is con-verted into butter milk and

distributed free to those who do not have cattle or is converted to Ghee which is consumed by the resi-dents among themselves. “The history of this vil-lages is over 400 years old when a Sayeed Alipir who came to kutch from Sindh was invited by the villag-ers. He came to the village and performed a some ritual. After the rituals he said that the village should not have a double storied house. Our forefathers fol-lowed his advice and for

the past 400 years all the houses are single stories,” said Radhuveershinh Jade-ja hails from the village. Jadeja said Sayeed Alipir also advised the person not to trade in milk. From that very day the milk is being distributed free among the needy ones. “We do not sell milk but give it for free to anyone who does not have cattle. Moreover, cattle rearing in the village is not a business we only have cattle to fulfill our de-mands,” he said.


AS A part of the study on Integrated Child Devel-opment Scheme (ICDS) conducted under the ‘UK, Leverhulme International Collaboration’ research on ‘continuity and change in Indian federalism’, the team had revealed a ‘deplorable condition’ of anganwadi centres in Ahmedabad. The research project is a collaboration between three Universi-ties in UK and three in India. The team, includ-ing Prof Rekha Saxena from University of Delhi, along with human rights activist and SC lawyer Dr Sushant Kanungo was on

Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

The Gujarat government Sunday promulgated an ordinance providing 10 per cent quota in gov-ernment jobs and educa-tion for the economically weak among the upper castes. The Gujarat Un-reserved Economically Weaker Sections (Res-ervation of Seats in Ed-ucational Institutions in the State and of Ap-pointments and Posts in Services under the State) Ordinance, 2016, came into force with immediate effect. Citing the objects to bring the 10 per cent reservation for EWS, the ordinance, brought by

Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

Member of Parliaments elected from Gujarat and representing Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP) will hold a meeting in Delhi, said Gujarat BJP spokes-person Shri Bharat Pan-dya in a statement. He said the meeting will be held at Minister of State and Gujarat MP in Lok Sabha Shri Mohanbhai

Kundaria’s residence in Delhi. He further said, the State BJP President Shri Amit Shah will spe-cially attend the meeting. Gujarat BJP President Shri Vijay Rpani will also attend the meeting. He added that it is happening for the first time that Gu-jarat BJp president and national BJP president will attend such a meet-ing of State MPs.


Gujarat chief minister Anandiben Patel dedi-cated a solar-powered Anaganwadi for children at Panwad in Kanwat taluka. Patel said that Gujarat Government is implementing Rs.40,000-crore Van Bandhu Kalyan Yojna for all round devel-opment of the forest peo-ple living in the state’s eastern belt from Ambaji in the north to Umberga-on in the south. She was speaking at the Van Band-hu Sammelan organized at Kanwat in the Chho-taudepur district, she said the project is meant for social, economic and ed-ucational uplift of the for-est people and to improve their standard of life.Year : 02, Issue : 111 “Sunvilla Samachar” (English Daily) Printed at “Sunvilla Samachar, Daily Printing Press”, Survey No.: 1624-25-26, Final Plot No.F/P/537, urmila Compound, Opp.Ambica Estate, G.D. School Road, Saijpur Bogha, Ahmedabad -382340 and Published at A-24, Sharddha Apartment, Thakkarnagar Road, Bapunagar, Ahmedabad-382350. Mo.: 9687612324, by Owner, Printer, & Publisher : Aksheshkumar S. Savaliya on date 03-05-2016 (Tuesday), Editor : Kapilkumar M. Hirpara* (*Responsible for selection of News under the PRB act). RNI No. : GuJENG/2014/59629

Ahmedabad anganwadis lack basic infrastructure

Gujarat govt promulgates ordinance for upper-caste poor quota

CM announces Rs 940 crore development works in tribal Chhota Udepur

This villages does not trade in milk or has a double storied house

Gujarat BJP MPs to meet in Delhi in presence of Shah, Rupani

CM dedicates solar Anganwadi

for children

a five-day visit to Guja-rat to study the working of centrally sponsored scheme with special ref-erence to ICDS. The an-ganwadi centres in two districts, Ahmedabad and Bhavnagar, were a part of this study. “The study revealed that the angan-wadi centres especially in Ahmedabad district are

in a deplorable condition. The centres are housed in poorly ventilated rented small rooms mostly func-tioning without supply of electricity and other ba-sic amenities like toilet, drinking water, kitchen facilities and others,” said Prof Saxena. However, the condition of Bhavnagar district is better.

the Social Justice & Em-powerment Department, read: “…it is also a fact that Economically Weak-er Sections (EWS) of the unreserved categories of the society have ex-pressed their inability to compete with the higher strata who are economi-cally sound and as a result of which, such EWS feel disadvantaged.” It stated

that the government has received several represen-tations from EWS who do not belong to the reserved categories. “The govern-ment considers its prime duty to strive for inclusive development and address the reasonable require-ment of such EWS so that they may share the fruits of the government poli-cies,” it added.

Agency | Chhota Udepur

Gujarat Chief Minister today announced Rs 940 crore development works on Gujarat state founda-tion day in tribal Chhota Udepur district of cen-tral Gujarat. The Chief Minister announced Rs 893 crore Hafeshwar ba-sin oriented water supply scheme to supply Narma-da river water to 58 vil-lages and 1 town of Ch-hota Udepur district. This announcement was over-whelmingly welcomed by local people present in the function. She also announced construction of Rs 33 crore bridge on river Oarsang between Tejgadh and Raysingpu-ra. This bridge once con-structed will serve 27,000 rural people across 12 villages. Construction of this proposed bridge will kick off in the month of June this year. Rs 6 crore major check dam will be built over river Orsang for drinking water supply to Chhota Udepur town. Rs 78.40 lakh repair work will be started for left side main canal of Sukhi wa-

ter supply scheme. Rs 3 crore development works will be executed for mod-ernization of small irriga-tion schemes in district. Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyayal for education of

tribal girls will be opened in Harpalpura of Chhota Udepur district at a cost of Rs 1.5 crore. The State government will also start a veterinary polyclinic in Chhota Udepur.

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