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20 foreigners were hacked to death by ISIS militants inside a cafe popular with expats in the diplomatic zone here in the worst terror attack in Bangladesh

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News BriefDangal poster:

Aamir will unveil the second poster

on Monday!

Agency | Mathura

A 21-year-old youth from Haryana was killed after being crushed to death by an elevator in a private hospital here, police said. The inci-dent occurred late last night when Satish, a res-ident of Palwal district, had come to the private hospital for his mother’s operation, they said. Satish had left his moth-er’s room on the third floor of the hospital to get medicines from the medical store on the first floor.

Agency | Mumbai

Lenders to the Vijay Mallya’s long-defunct Kinfisher Airlines Ltd (KAL) have once again put its headquarters – Kingfisher House – up for sale as part of efforts to recover dues in excess of Rs 6,900 crore. The consortium of lenders led by State Bank of India have cut the reserve price to Rs 135 crore from the earlier Rs 150 crore auc-tion held in March 2016. At that time, the auction for the property, located near Mumbai’s domestic airport had failed to get even a single response.

Agency | Mumbai

The first poster of ‘Dan-gal’ that showed just Aamir Khan’s face was very intriguing. In this Nitesh Tiwari directo-rial film, Aamir would be portraying the role of Mahavir Singh Phogat. Aamir would be seen two distinct roles in the film – one is the 60-year-old and the oth-er is a 20-year-old Ma-havir Singh Phogat.

Indian girl among 20 foreigners killed

Youth crushed to death in hospital by

elevator

Lenders put Kingfisher House

on the block, again

Indian girl Tarishi, 18, who was taken hostage was killed by the attackers“Dhaka attack”

Agency | Jaipur

Three people were killed and several others, in-cluding four police offi-cers, were injured when a speeding BMW car rammed into an autorick-shaw and a police van near St Xavier’s School in Jaipur on Friday night. Police said the car was allegedly being driven by Siddharth Maharia, son of Sikar MLA Nand Kishore Maharia. The incident took place at around 1:50 am, when Siddharth along with his cousin Jayant were going to their house in Jalupura in a BMW 520d Sedan. The speed-ing car collided with an autorickshaw, killing three people on the spot

Agency | Varanasi

Cautioning the people of Uttar Pradesh to vote sensibly, BJP national president Amit Shah on Saturday called Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Ku-mar a “vote katwa” who will try to divide votes to thwart BJP’s victo-ry in the 2017 Assembly polls. Shah claimed that Kumar is campaigning in the state to help the ruling Samajwadi Party to form its government yet again by dividing the votes and stopping BJP to win. He

Agency | Dhaka

“Stop killing people in the name of Islam”, Ban-gladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said on Saturday as she vowed to do everything to eliminate terrorists from the coun-try after 20 foreigners were killed in an attack on a cafe in Bangladesh claimed by the Islamic State terror group. An-nouncing a two-day state mourning for those killed in the worst terror attack in the country, Hasina asked all, including the gener-al public, to get united to resist a “handful of ter-rorists”. “Inshaallah (God willing), by eliminating terrorists from their roots, we’ll establish Bangla-desh as a peaceful state…no conspiracy can hinder

Agency | Dhaka

20 foreigners, including an Indian girl, were hacked to death by suspected ISIS militants inside a cafe popular with expats in the diplomatic zone here in the worst terror attack in Bangladesh be-fore commandos launched an assault today killing six attackers and captur-ing one alive. Director of Military Operations Brig-adier General Nayeem Ashfaq Chowdhury said the militants slaughtered 20 hostages before the joint operation led by the armed forces began. Most of those killed were found with their throat slit, he added. Indian girl Tari-

Agency | Bengaluru

The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Friday induct-ed indigenously-built Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas that boosts its weakening operation-al capability, 33 years after the project to devel-op the multi-role stealth fighter was cleared. The single-engine superson-ic delta-wing aircraft is capable of carrying four tonnes of weapons and firing air-to-air missiles and precision-guided mu-nitions like laser-guided bombs — to attack enemy fighters and hit ground targets at a speed of more

and injuring one, before ramming into a PCR van of the Ashok Nagar police station. Both Sid-dharth and Jayant have been detained. Four po-lice officers were also injured in the accident. Assistant sub-inspector Rajju Singh sustained injuries to his head and was admitted to SMS Hospital. Officials said his condition was stable.

The other three officers sustained minor injuries. “Prima facie it appears that Siddharth was driv-ing the car although more can be said after further investigation. Currently medical tests are being conducted to ascertain whether they were under the influence of alcohol,” said deputy commission-er of police (south) Man-ish Agarwal.

Jaipur: 3 dead, several injured as BMW driven by MLA’s son rams into auto IAF inducts Tejas, India’s indigenous

stealth fighter, after a delay of 33 years

UP elections: Nitish a ‘vote katwa’, will divide votes to benefit Samajwadi Party, says Amit Shah

than 1,300 km per hour. The aircraft developed by Hindustan Aeronau-tics Limited (HAL) and Aeronautical Develop-ment Agency (ADA) is fitted with Israeli multi-mode radar, the Elta 2032, which is suitable for air-to-air and air-to-surface modes. It is capable of

lowering its radar signa-ture that makes it harder to be detected early. The air-craft is also equipped with a helmet-mounted dis-play and has a distinctive ‘glass cockpit’ in which information is displayed real-time to the pilot. In more ways than one, the fourth generation-plus

advanced fly-by-wire Te-jas is comparable to the French-built Mirage 2000 and is expected to replace the IAF’s MIG squadrons being decommissioned from service. It is also considered far more ad-vanced than the JF-17 fighter jointly built by China and Pakistan. The induction of the fighter gives a major boost to the IAF’s fighting capability. The IAF’s fighter aircraft fleet of approximately 600 Russian, British and French jets is currently at only 33 squadrons, against its requirement of 45 in a case of a two-front war with Pakistan and China.

targeted the Bihar chief minister, saying when he was unable to handle Patna, “which is mired in crime” what will he do in Uttar Pradesh. “…Even Nitish knows that they cannot win even one seat

in assembly polls, but they are campaigning in UP. People like him are work-ing as “vote katwa” (vote splitters) here,” Shah said. “I appeal to the people of UP to be cautious while voting as such people only

want to divide votes,” he told the ‘Jan Swabhiman rally’, organised by NDA ally Apna Dal to mark the 67th birth anniversary of its founder Sone Lal Pa-tel. Like Patel, Kumar belongs to the backward Kurmi caste. Accusing the SP of patronising leaders with criminal background, Shah said: “Akhilesh, your party is full of leaders like Mukhtar (Ansari), Afzal (Ansari), Ateeq (Ahmad), Azam (Khan) and so on. If you will throw such lead-ers out of your party, then there would be no one left in the SP.”

Stop killing in name of religion: Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina

our advancement, let’s work together, putting be-hind our all differences, to establish a secure Ban-gladesh as dreamt by the Father of the Nation,” she said in a televised address to the nation. Hasina said at a time when Bangla-desh is trying to establish itself in the world as a self-dignified and self-re-liant country, a nexus of local and international conspirators are hatching a conspiracy to hinder

this progress. “Islam is the religion of peace. Stop killing people in the name of Islam; don’t blemish it with such incidents,” she said. She said that the vested quarter wanted to establish Bangladesh a dysfunctional state keep-ing hostage innocent peo-ple. “They’ve taken a path of terrorism after having failed to win the hearts of people through the demo-cratic process,” the Prime Minister said.

shi, 18, who was taken hostage was killed by the attackers. “I am extreme-ly pained to share that the terrorists have killed Ta-rushi, an Indian girl who was taken hostage in the terror attack in Dhaka,” External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted. Italian and Japanese na-tionals were among 19 others who were brutal-

ly murdered. Two senior police officers were also killed in the gunbattle that began last night. Chowd-hury said the bodies of the victims were recov-ered during a search in the Holey Artisan Bakery compound after the op-eration. The bodies were shifted to the Combined Military Hospital morgue for autopsy to confirm

their identity. “Army Para commando Unit-1 led the operation and killed six terrorists within 13 minutes,” Chowdhury told reporters. The mis-sion codenamed ‘Oper-ation Thunderbolt’ was launched after the Prime Minister ordered the army to intervene to end the hostage crisis, he said. Gunshots and sounds

of explosion rocked the area at 7:40 AM (local time) as security forces launched the final assault to end the siege. Min-utes later, Prime Min-ister Sheikh Hasina an-nounced the end of siege and said security forces “successfully” wrapped up their operation, free-ing 13 hostages after killing six terrorists and capturing one militant at the Spanish cafe. “It was an extremely heinous act. What kind of Muslims

are these people? They don’t have any religion,” she said in a televised speech, referring to the terrorists. “They (gun-men) defied the call of Ramadan’s tarabi (spe-cial evening) prayers and went to kill people…The way they killed people is intolerable. They don’t have any religion…ter-rorism is their religion,” said Hasina, with Army chief General Abu Belal Muhammad Shafiul Huq by her side. “I thank Al-

lah as we could destroy the terrorists and rescue the hostages,” Hasina said, adding that “none of the terrorists could flee the scene, six of them were killed on the spot and one was captured alive.” Hasina vowed to do everything to “uproot the militants and violent extremists” from Ban-gladesh. Among those rescued were Indian, Sri Lankan and Japanese nationals, media reports said.

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DAYStop killing people in the name of Islam: is Islam the

religion of peace..?“Stop killing people in the name of Islam”, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said on Saturday as she vowed to do everything to eliminate terrorists from the country after 20 foreigners were killed in an attack on a cafe in Bangladesh claimed by the Islamic State ter-ror group. Announcing a two-day state mourning for those killed in the worst terror attack in the country, Hasina asked all, including the general public, to get united to resist a “handful of terrorists”. Bangladesh endured its own Mumbai-like suicide attack over the weekend when heavily armed terrorists targeted a bak-ery frequented by foreigners and took them hostage before being were gunned down by security forces. The Islamic State has claimed responsibility; whether or not the group that has ravaged Syria and Iraq was involved in the Dhaka attack will be established in the days to come but this conscious targeting of foreigners appears geared to exacerbate the conflict between the State establishment and extremist forces that have long waged a bitter and bloody battle. The Sheikh Hasina government’s counterterrorism policies will be under a lot more international pressure following this attack. That sort of scrutiny does occasionally helps as with the case of the Lashkar-e-Toiba after the Mumbai at-tacks, when the Pakistani establishment was forced to rein in the violence of the group if not its infrastructure. Ms Hasina’s government unfortunately has nowhere that kind of leverage as a range of Islamist groups have been relentlessly challenging the authority of her gov-ernment, and have, over the last year, launched several brutal, often unspeakably violent attacks on bloggers, atheist activists, publishers, Hindus, Shias and foreign-ers. Extremism and terrorism have proved almost im-possible to tackle in Bangladesh as they themselves are a product of the deep dysfunction in the country’s poli-tics and State institutions. Ms Hasina’s Awami League party and government is both a product and a driver of that dysfunction. Created via a bloody civil war in 1971, Bangladesh has a very violent political culture and a gridlocked politics dominated by two warring parties and, as pointed by the International Crisis Group (ICG), it has extremely partisan State structures where-by institutions like the civil service, police and judicia-ry are manned or manipulated by party faithful. Hasi-na’s government is opposed to violent Islamists but it has also presided over widespread repression of oppo-sition parties like Bangladesh Nationalist Party and the Jamaat-e-Islami. This and the partisan nature of the criminal justice system has bred alienation and enhanced the appeal of extremist organisations and terror groups. Furthermore, as a politically-freight-ed bureaucracy is too invested in the continuation of a regime and prone to overreach, the Hasina gov-ernment has also cracked down on the media and sections of the civil society, further undermining its legitimacy. Bangladesh is experiencing a crisis of public institutions of which terrorism is one mani-festation. The focus now will be on finding the con-spirators but the country desperately needs a new form of politics and a sequence of steps that will manage social tensions. Right now that sounds like wishful thinking.

‘Generalising and blaming’ the entire Muslim community, especially at times when several suspected terrorists have been arrested by the NIA, ‘should not happen’, I will continue to condemn ISIS, it is a terrorist organisation. This is everyone’s stand in the community,” - Condemning the acts of the extremist Islamic groups such

as the ISIS in unequivocal terms, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Saturday said...

Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan take Aryan along as they go cycling on Mumbai’s roads

After Sultan Salman Khan, Anushka Sharma’s Aarfa sings Jag Ghoomeya

Zoom movie review: A pile of garbage filled with double meaning jokes

Confirmed. Saif Ali Khan And Kareena Kapoor Expecting Their First Child

dishoom has Bollywood’s most expensive chase sequence: Varun dhawan

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Agency | Mumbai

Actor Varun Dhawan has claimed that his up-coming action-drama Dishoom features Bolly-wood’s most expensive chase sequence ever. The film, also starring John Abraham and Jacque-line Fernandez, assures a lot of adrenaline-pump-ing action scenes, out of which its helicopter chase sequence is said to be the most expensive and the longest in the history of Bollywood. The 11-12 minute long sequence has apparently cost its makers a whopping Rs 3 crore. “Dishoom is my very first action film and I am de-lighted to be a part of the

Agency | Mumbai

Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan are giving us all new friendship goals. After Salman pro-fessed his love for Shah Rukh Khan in the Sultan trailer, Shah Rukh Khan took to Twitter to share a picture of himself going biking with Bollywood’s Bhai. “Bhai bhai on bike bike. No pollution…bhai

says ‘Michael Lal Cylcle Lal’,” SRK captioned it. Salman and Shah Rukh then took their bikes out and went cycling on Mumbai’s roads. This should have been enough to send their collective fans in a tizzy. Only, there was another heart-throb trailing them. It was Aryan Khan, SRK’s son who may have passed high school in the UK

but is already a star. His brooding good looks and I-don’t-care-for-camera attitude has got him a huge fanbase on Insta-gram. SRK and Salman’s bond hit a rough patch at one point of time, but all seems well now. They have shared the frame in films like Karan Ar-jun, Hum Tumhare Hain Sanam and Kuch Kuch Hota Hai.

Agency | Mumbai

Horror comedy is the new Sambar in Tam-il cinema. It’s present everywhere. There’s at least one horror comedy running in the theatres all year round. And, Sundar C. and Raghava Law-rence, have their own ‘Aranmanais’ and ‘Kan-chanas’ that keep com-ing with the sole purpose of damaging our brain. Yes, some horror films are lovely and some comedies are a delight. When the two genres are combined, they make a great pair. But the mak-

ers have to dig a little deeper to make us feel awesome about watch-ing them. Sadly, that happens only for a few movies, and that is the single most disadvantage of this genre. Jackson Durai stars father – son duo Sathyaraj and Sibi along with the regular comedy guys Karuna-karan, Rajendran, and Yogi Babu. Rajendran’s entry scene resides at a level higher than Sibi’s introduction scene. Sibi, a police officer, is told to visit a village to verify the presence / absence of

Agency | New Delhi

Actor Saif Ali Khan is-sued a statement on Sat-urday confirming that he and his wife actress Ka-reena Kapoor are expect-ing their first child. “My wife and I would like to announce that we are ex-

pecting our first child in December. We would like to thank our well wish-ers for their blessings and support and also the press for their discretion and pa-tience,” read a statement on Saif’s behalf. Last month, certain sections of

Agency | New Delhi

Salman Khan’s upcom-ing wrestling film, Sul-tan, has a wealth of good songs but it is the soulful Jag Ghoomeya which has captured the imagination

of people. After Rahat Ali Khan and Salman himself sang the num-ber. The romantic track has now got a female version, which has been sung by Neha Bhasin and picturised on Sultan’s

Aarfa, Anushka Sharma. The lyrics are penned by Irshad Kamil and music is by Vishal and Shekhar. Anushka Sharma plays a wrestler in the film who is also the ‘Haryana Ki Sherni’!

Agency | New Delhi

After exploring Kore-an, Chinese, French, and other foreign language movies, a section of di-rectors who do nothing but cut, copy and paste the hard work of such original film makers, now the focus seems to have shifted to decades old Hollywood classics. After zooming into this one directed by Prashant Raj, it transpires that it is nothing but the remake of 1961 released Holly-wood comedy romance movie - ‘Lover Come Back’. While coming back to ‘Zoom’ of 2016, the director has adul-terated it by extending the running time when compared to the original which ends within 107 minutes, whereas Zoom

most expensive action se-quence. It was very tough but I thoroughly enjoyed myself shooting for it,” said the 29-year-old ac-tor in a statement. A lot of international crew was used for the scene, which was shot in Morocco. The movie, directed by Var-un’s brother’s Rohit Dha-wan, is about India’s top batsman going missing

in the Middle East (West Asia) and two cops from either side of the Arabi-an Sea teaming up for a 36-hour manhunt. Also featuring Akshaye Khan-na and Saqib Salem, Di-shoom has been produced by Sajid Nadiadwala un-der the banner of Nadiad-wala Grandson Entertain-ment. It will hit theatres on July 29.

the press reported that Ka-reena was pregnant. When Kareena was asked wheth-er the reports were true, she said: “God willing hopefully. I am a wom-an. But right now there is nothing to say about it. The fact that you all are talking about it is making me super excited.” Saif Ali Khan, 45, married Ka-reena Kapoor, 35, in 2012. With Kareena, Saif has made films like Tashan, Agent Vinod and Kur-baan. Saif was last seen in 2015’s Phantom and will be seen next in Vishal Bhardwaj’s Rangoon. Ka-reena was last seen in Udta Punjab, which released on June 17.

Jackson Durai movie review: Sathyaraj and Sibiraj’s horror-comedy gets mixed response!

a ghost by ‘Mahanadhi’ Shankar. Shankar’s voice, like Rajendran’s, is a cue to make us giggle. The ghost of ‘JD’ happens to be an Englishman who reads English newspa-pers. Sibi hops on his bike and goes to the village. Somehow, our makers make it a point to include romance in whatever they do. So, Sibi falls in love with Bindu Madhavi, in the haunted village. The actress is seen in about a dozen scenes in the mov-ie. It isn’t even a support-ing role, it’s a cameo. Karunakaran doesn’t play a sidekick here. He’s seen as an equal; still the her-oine is made to choose Sibi, because Sibi is the hero. Karunakaran and Sibi stay at a haunted house for a week where all the drama unfolds. At the beginning, it’s just a series of gags. The film takes its time to drop the horror bomb on us.

drags on till 158 minutes, mostly filled with adul-terated jokes. Though the movie is certified U/A, which requires parental guidance for minor audi-ence, the so called com-edy (double meaning) is purely tasteless even for a sensible adult to even laugh at them. The only relief is the presence of talented actress Radhika Pandit, and surprisingly

senior actor and director Kashinath who is usually accused for his trademark double meaning dialogues in his films. Lifting the plot straightway from the 55-year-old Hollywood classic, the story revolves around two advertising executives working in ri-val companies, and their escapades which follow for more than two-and-a-half hour.

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SBI secures $625 mn from World Bank for solar programme

Small cities in India to benefit from air travel boom

Reserve Bank of India should also be audited, says CAG chief

Agency | Mumbai

State Bank of India has inked agreements with the World Bank for a $625 million (around Rs 4,200 crore) facility to support grid connected rooftop solar programme in the country. This will help SBI in financing grid connected rooftop solar photo-voltaic (GRPV) projects at very competitive rates, the country’s largest lender said in a statement today. “This in turn will catalyse the market and support the government to faster achieve its target to generate 40 GW of electricity from widespread installation of rooftop solar photo-voltaic panels,” it said. The eligible beneficiaries under the facility would be developers, aggregators and end-users, who wish to set up solar PV projects mainly on commercial, industrial and institutional rooftops. Through this initiative, at least 400 MW solar ca-

pacity will be created across the country.

Agency | New Delhi

Comptroller and Auditor General of India, Shashi Kant Sharma suggested that the Reserve Bank of In-dia also be audited. Currently, the RBI is not audited by CAG, but by auditors appointed by the Centre, Kant said at an Assocham event in Delhi. Sharma said that in light of the rising number of instances of financial fraud, the audit should examine the fi-nancial sector’s risks and vulnerabilities, and regu-lators’ abilities to mitigate such cases. He also added that in a country that is largely financially illiterate, the possibility of fraud was much higher. “The emerging international trend of the oversight of the regulators, in order to provide a higher level of as-surance, is an interesting development that must be watched to inform our own system of oversight and assurance,” he said. Sharma said there needed to be a “comprehensive strategy” to deal with fraud com-mitted against banks, and that regulators needed to work together to improve the capacity to deal with

such cases.

Agency | New Delhi

India will push to get 90 new airports up and run-ning over the next 12 months, under a government plan to service smaller cities that have missed out on the country’s air travel boom, officials said on Fri-day. Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to accel-erate growth in the world’s fastest expanding avia-tion market while encouraging airlines like IndiGo, SpiceJet and Jet Airways to fly more people to and from smaller, often poorer cities. Scores of new air-ports have been built around the country but many are yet to open because airlines do not see sufficient demand as ticket prices are too high for the majority Indians. That has raised worries the government is building infrastructure few can afford to use. Civil aviation ministry officials, however, said on Friday that the government has identified 30 recently built airports, and another 60 nearing completion, that it

says it can get airlines to start flying to soon.

SPORTS ROUNDUP

Leander Paes, Rohan Bopanna to team up on grass courts of Chandigarh Club

Euro 2016: Welsh unsung Heroes Allow Gareth Bale to Keep dreaming

Usain Bolt’s Rio Olympics participation in doubt as he injures hamstring

Agency | Kingston

Usain Bolt’s Olympic quest is in doubt, after the sprint superstar left his country’s national championships with a hamstring injury shortly before he was going to run the 100-meter final. And that was just one part of a bizarre night at National Stadium. Bolt’s longtime rival Yohan Blake won the 100 title and formally qualified for the Rio de Janeiro Olym-pics — but only after a false-start disqualifica-tion call against him was overturned after review. But even after Blake re-grouped and prevailed, all the buzz was about Bolt and his status going forward especially since the national meet serves as the Jamaican Olympic trials. He’s not out of the Rio Games, but his status hinges now on how he

Agency | Calgary

Indian shuttlers Ajay Ja-yaram and B Sai Praneeth advanced to the semifi-nals of the USD 55,000 Canada Open Grand Prix badminton tournament after notching up con-trasting victories in the men’s singles competition here. Top seeded Jayaram defeated fellow Indian Harsheel Dani 21-18 19-21 21-8 in a hard-fought that lasted 47 minutes. The two-time Dutch Open winner, Jayaram will face Korea’s Lee Hyun Il, seeded third, in the semi-finals. Fourth seed Pra-neeth too made it to the final four after brushing aside eighth seed Raul Must of Estonia 21-14 21-16 in just 33 minutes

Agency | Lille

Gareth Bale’s dream of winning Euro 2016 with Wales remains very much alive after he and his teammates dug deep to send Belgium packing in remarkable fashion in Fri-day’s quarter-final. Wales recovered from Radja Nainggolan’s missile-like opener in the 13th minute to win 3-1 in Lille but it was unsung captain Ash-ley Williams, striker Hal

Robson-Kanu and substi-tute Sam Vokes who got the goals. A semi-final clash with Portugal sets up an enticing clash be-tween Bale and his Real Madrid teammate Cris-tiano Ronaldo. “It feels incredible. We fully be-lieved we could get this far. We said we’d give it a good go. We’re enjoying the journey,” said Bale. “We fought as hard as anyone. We covered ev-

Agency | London

World number one and defending champion No-vak Djokovic was facing Wimbledon humiliation on Friday before rain saved him from his worst defeat at the tournament since 2008. Three-time winner Djokovic, who is halfway to the first cal-endar Grand Slam in 47 years, dropped the first two sets of his third round clash against American 28th seed Sam Querrey

7-6 (8/6), 6-1. But after just 73 minutes of action, rain sent the pair running for cover off Court One, giving 12-time major win-ner Djokovic welcome sanctuary before play was called off for the day. By the end of Friday, which had seen just three hours of action on outside courts, only 15 of the scheduled 32 ties had been complet-ed. That led organisers to decide that for the first time since 2004, and only the third time in history,

play will take place on the middle Sunday Djokovic, who has an 8-1 record over Querrey, has made at least the quarterfinals on his last seven visits to Wimbledon since losing to Marat Safin in the second round eight years ago. In contrast, sev-en-time champion Roger Federer had the advantage of playing under the Cen-tre Court roof and became the first man in the fourth round thanks to a 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 win over Britain’s Daniel Evans.

Agency | Chandigarh

Come July 15 and the In-dian tennis team will lock horns with the South Ko-rean tennis team in their second round match in the Davis Cup Asia /Oce-ania Round 1 on the grass courts of Chandigarh Club. The city, which played host to India in Davis Cup in 2012, will once again see the likes of Leander Paes, Ro-han Bopanna along with

youngsters Saketh Myne-ni, Ramkumar Ramana-than, Vishnu Vardhan and Sumit Nagpal. Seasoned campaigner Leander Paes, who first played in a Davis Cup tie in 1990, has 18 wins in doubles category out of 41 match-es and would like to add to his wins on Chandigarh Club’s grass courts. “We did the selection for both Rio Olympics and Davis Cup on the same day ear-

Agency | Brisbane

Australian swim-mer Cate Camp-bell has broken the 100-meter free-style world record at the Brisbane Grand Prix. For-mer world cham-pion Campbell clocked 52.06 sec-onds on Saturday, eclipsing German Britta Steffen’s previous mark of 52.07 at the 2009 world championships. It came during Campbell’s final competi-tion before the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. Campbell says “it happened when I least expected it ... people have been asking me when am I going to break a world record for the last three years. Now they will stop asking me the question.” “We present your new new world record holder in the 100 free,” tweeted the Australian Swim Team, confirming the 52.06 second swim which eclipsed German Britta Steffen’s old mark of 52.07 set in 2009.

does at a meet in London in three weeks. Bolt said he was diagnosed with a Grade 1 hamstring tear — the most mild sort — and that the discomfort began presenting itself in his quarterfinal race on Thursday night. “I have submitted a medical ex-emption to be excused from the 100m final and the remainder of the Na-tional Championships,” Bolt said in a statement released through Jamai-can officials. “I will seek treatment immediately and hope to show fitness at the London Anniver-sary Games on July 22 to earn selection for the

Olympic Games in Rio.” Blake, who finished sec-ond to Bolt at the London Games in the 100, said he was confident that the world-record-holder will be in Rio. “No doubt, no doubt, no doubt,” Blake said. “It’s just a caution measure. He’s good. Just being cautious.” Blake won the 100 final in 9.95 seconds, 0.01 ahead of Nickel Ashmeade. Je-vaughn Minzie got third in 10.02 seconds, which figures to send him to Rio — though his role could depend on how Bolt’s hamstring recovers. “I’m just smiling,” Minzie said.

to set up a clash against seventh seeded French-man Brice Leverdez, who had ended the campaign of second seed H S Pran-noy of India. Prannoy played out of skin before going down fighting 22-20 21-23 18-21 to Lever-dez. In women’s singles, it was curtains for Ruth-vika Shivani Gadde and Tanvi Lad. While Ruth-vika suffered a 16-21 12-21 loss to fourth seed

Linda Zetchiri of Bul-garia, Tanvi fought hard before going down 16-21 21-15 10-21 to third seed Iris Wang of USA. Among other Indians in fray, top seeds Manu At-tri and B Sumeeth Reddy, who have qualified for Rio Olympics, were giv-en a walkover by Cana-da’s Ted (Chin Tai) Chen and Chinese Taipei’s Liao Chao Hsiang in the men’s doubles event.

Ajay Jayaram, B Sai Praneeth reach semifinals of Canada Open

ery blade of grass. I think we deserve to be in the semi-finals. We believe in ourselves. We know what we’re doing.” The hopes of Wales fans at the Sta-de Pierre-Mauroy were pinned on Bale shining as he had done earlier in the tournament. With his par-ents watching, Bale had an influence on proceed-ings but such a spectacu-lar victory owed more to a huge collective effort. Wales did not reach the quarter-finals by being a one-man team, but they could not have made it this far without Bale. The world’s most expensive player’s three goals in three games helped Chris Coleman’s side through the group stage and it was his cross that forced the own goal by Gareth McAuley that allowed Wales to beat Northern Ireland in the last 16.

Australia’s Cate Campbell breaks 100-metre freestyle world record

Wimbledon 2016: Novak Djokovic stares at early exit

lier this month. It will be Leander Paes’s seventh Olympics and we wanted Paes and Rohan Bopanna to play together ahead of Rio. On the professional circuit, it is difficult for players to team up as they have their own playing partners and sometimes it can upset their rhythm too. But we are excited about them playing to-gether here in Chandi-garh for the Davis Cup. Paes-Bopanna had earlier defeated world number one pair in Bengaluru and we are sure that they will give India a boost in Da-vis Cup,” said Hironmoy Chatterjee, a member of managing committee, All India Tennis Association (AITA).

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Correspondent | Bhuj

Kutchi Gujaratis settled in Kenya will give grand reception to Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi in Nairobi. There are about 12,000 Kutchi Gujaratis settled in Ken-ya, of which about 7,000 have registered for Modi’s public function in football ground. The event at Kas-rani stadium is scheduled at 5.00 pm. A committee titled as ‘Karibu Kenya Modiji’ has been formed under Kutch origin Ram-

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Gujarat High Court Monday stayed an order of the Central Informa-tion Commission (CIC), directing Gujarat Univer-sity to provide “informa-tion regarding degrees in the name of Mr Narendra Damodar Modi”. It also issued fresh notices to In-formation Commission-er M Sridhar Acharyulu, who had passed the order, and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who had demanded the informa-tion. A division bench of Chief Justice R Subhash Reddy and Justice V M Pancholi stayed the CIC’s directive till the High

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Gujarat police’s Detec-tion of Crime Branch (DCB) in Ahmedabad has approached a local court seeking to discharge a Karnataka man arrested last month by the state’s anti-terrorism squad for being a “SIMI operative” linked to the 2008 serial blasts in the city. In its application filed before the chief metropolitan magistrate on Wednes-day, the DCB said there was no evidence in the case against Nasir, alias Parvez Rangrez, an au-torickshaw driver from Alimnagar in Karnataka’s

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Setting up a new prece-dent, benchmark in lux-ury shopping the young entrepreneur, 25 Years old Dimple Mirchandani has launched - SECRET DRESSER. A unique platform where luxuri-ous are being offered at an affordable prices. The portal is launched with the concept of providing pre-owned luxury everything from extravagant watch-es, bags, shoes, jackets to Indian designer wear at discounted prices. This portal has high end luxu-rious- unused or one time used brands like PRA-DA, DOLCE & GABBA-NA, GUCCI, ARMANI, CHANEL, LOUIS VUIT-TON, KAREN MILLEN, TED BAKER along with hand picked Premium In-dian designer wear like Sabhyasachi , Anjalee Ar-jun Kapoor , Manish Mal-

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Border Security Force (BSF) has seized two Pa-kistani fishing boats from creek area at Haraminala along the Indo-Pak border even as fishermen aboard managed to escape, of-ficials said. “During pa-trolling last evening, we seized two unclaimed boats belonging to Paki-stani fishermen that had

entered 400 metres into the Indian territory of the Indo-Pak maritime border in Kutch district,” a BSF official said. Two small-sized wooden fishing boats were seized along with fishing nets, ice box and freshly caught fish, he said. “The fishermen on the boat, it appeared, managed to escape be-fore the BSF patrolling

team arrived at the spot. The place from where the boats were apprehended is situated some 13 kilo-metres from the border out-post,” he said. Early in May, the BSF team had apprehended 18 Pakistani fishermen near Kotesh-war in Kutch along with two boats while they were found fishing in Indian waters.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The off shore Monsoon trough is active along the West Coast, extending from South Gujarat to North Kerala. Moderate to strong southwesterly surge is also prevailing over the region. More-over, the Southwest Mon-soon has covered most parts of Saurashtra. For the last few days, South Gujarat and the coastal regions have been receiv-ing widespread rainfall, but on a light note. During last 24 hours, Surat re-ceived 9.4 mm of rain, Valsad 6 mm and Mahuva

3 mm. Monsoon perfor-mance in Gujarat so far, July 1, 2016: Valsad is -58%, Surat -75%, Gand-hinagar 85%, Ahmedabad -89%, Vadodara -80%. Overall the Gujarat state is rain deficit by 72%. Though Monsoon arrived over Gujarat on June 22, Monsoon activity re-mained weak over the re-gion and the state has not received enough rains till date. We can expect light rain to continue in coastal parts of Gujarat with iso-lated very light rainfall in the interiors during next few days.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

India has more festivals than any other part of the world with its peo-ple bonded together by different faiths, customs, religions and its histo-ry living in celebrations of colours, lights, music and dance. Eid-ul-fitr is one such festival, cele-brated by nearly 180mil-lion Muslims in India and many others around the world at the end of the holy month of Rama-dan (or Ramzan). Cel-ebrating the auspicious month of Ramzan, Dis-covery Channel will take its viewers on a spiritual journey to discover the essence of this festival. Watch the one-hour spe-cial SPIRIT OF INDIA: RAMZAN ON Wednes-day,July 6th at 8 pm on

Correspondent | Mumbai

A Bollywood actor who starred in leading roles in several potboilers in the late ’80s-early ’90s, a TV actress and two oth-er small-time actors are under the scanner of the Thane police in an ephed-rine haul case. Investiga-tors had on April 17 found 20 tonnes of the controlled substance, allegedly meant to be diverted to an inter-national drug cartel for the manufacture of the party drug methamphetamine, or meth, in a defunct fac-tory in Solapur. Investi-

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Discivery Channel Presents One Hour Programme ‘Spirit Of India : Ramzan’ On July 6 At 8PM

gators believe the Bolly-wood actor — who was known for his comic roles and who still acts in a cou-ple of films every year — and the other three actors attended a meeting earlier this year at a well-known five-star hotel in Juhu. Also present at the meet-ing were Jay Mukhi and Kishore Rathod, who are among the main accused in the drug bust case.

Bollywood actor Mamta Kulkarni and her partner, drug lord Vicky Goswami, are also named as accused in the same case. Police believe the meeting was to discuss supply of me-phedrone to film industry circles. Mephedrone, also known as Meow Meow, is considered a cheap-er substitute for cocaine, and is in high demand in Mumbai. Police sourc-

es said they are waiting to gather more evidence before they summon the actors for questioning. A Thane police officer said the Bollywood actor knew Goswami since the 1990s. “He had visited the opening ceremony of a chain of hotels owned by Goswami in Dubai, along with other top actors of the day, in the 1990s,” the officer said.

Bollywood star from 1980s, three other actors under police scanner in ephedrine haul case

Gujarat ATS makes arrest, crime branch tells court to let man go

Discovery Channel. Fast-ing is arguably the most important practice in the month of Ramadan but the story unravels many other dimensions of the festival besides the reg-ular prayers. There are are a number of other socio-religious practic-es that have to be strict-ly adhered to during this month, like being patient, doing charity,giving up materialist desiresin or-

der to free oneself from the worldly desires and strengthening the bond between man and God. The programme present-er Danny Sura will take Discovery Channel view-ers through the streets of Mumbai abuzz with fes-tivities, will attend anIftar Party near Jama Masjid at Santa Cruz,and later culminate his spiritual journey atthe holy shrine of Moinuddin Chishti in

Ajmer, Rajasthan. The programme will also fea-ture the tradition of peo-ple hugging and greeting each other and saying EId Mubarak that speaks vol-umes about the brother-hood that Islam is instill-ing in its followers and the significance of the Eid Namaaz or the Khutbath-deNamaz as an important prayer. The programme also follows the sermons by clerics, delivering messages of peace and goodwill and blessings for the people. Tune in toDiscovery Channelon Wednesday July 6that 8 PM to witness the congre-gation of Muslim devo-tees offering their prayers to almighty, preparation of ancient cuisines and much more on this Eid-ul-Fitr.

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BSF seizes two empty Pakistani boats near Harami Nala, Kutch

Thane police claim they met Solapur

drug bust accused, planned to supply

drugs to film industry

Rangrez was jailed for nearly three years before being acquitted by a trial court in June

2011 along with co-accused Aizaz Khan, Tanvir Mulla, Iqbal Jakati and Imtiaz,

among others

Belgaum. The anti-terror-ism squad had arrested Nasir last month for al-legedly attending terror training camps in Kerala’s Wagamon and Gujarat’s Pavagadh. The arrest was based on a warrant pend-ing in the name of another person named Nasir, alias Parvez Autowala, who was named in a statement submitted by one of the co-accused in the blasts case, Hafiz alias Adnan, on September 24, 2009. However, C N Rajput, the Assistant Commissioner of Police (DCB), told the chief metropolitan magis-trate that “during the cus-todial interrogation of the accused, no information about his involvement in the offence came out”.

There is no stay on the CIC’s

directive to Delhi university to

provide Modi’s marksheet

Court gives any further order on the plea of Guja-rat University, which has questioned the informa-tion panel’s jurisdiction in the matter. There is no stay on the CIC’s directive to Delhi University to pro-vide Modi’s marksheet. Appearing for Gujarat University, lawyer Tushar Mehta contended that the information commission-er’s order was “illegal” since it was passed in a case in which the varsity was not a party. He also noted that the information sought by Kejriwal has already been uploaded on

the varsity website. The bench then granted inter-im stay on the informa-tion commission’s order and also issued notices, returnable on September 6. Earlier, the varsity had told a single judge bench of the High Court that while deciding an appeal on an RTI application seeking information on electoral photo identity of card of Kejriwal, the CIC “suo motu decided the controversy as regards the qualification of the Prime Minister without any pro-ceedings pending before him”.

jibhai Vekaria. Other than Kutchis, there are Jains, Sikhs and Ismaili Khojas involved in preparations to welcome Shri Modi. Per-formances of Muktajivan Swami Bapa pipe band,

Kutch Leuva Patel Samaj band, Kutchi Garba etct are planned at event ven-ue. Shri Modi will spend around 36 hours in Ken-ya during his tour to four nations in Africa.

Exactly on this day, last year, ‘Smart learning’ project was initiated in 290 AMC schools where currently 56,000 students are getting benefits of learning through the medium of audio-video and graphics. Being a teacher, I am glad that even children from ordinary families are getting quality education in Gujarat.

Gujarat Continues To Witness Subdued Monsoon Conditions