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News BriefFormer MLA,

supporters booked for vandalism during vote

Agency | Badaun

A former BSP MLA Yogendra Sagar and his 257 supporters were booked for hindering official works and van-dalism while staging a protest against recount-ing of votes for Zila Panchayat members election here, police said today. Preeti Sagar, wife of the former Bil-si MLA, was declared elected from ward 28 of Behta Gosai last night by a margin of 61 votes but her Samajwadi Par-ty supported opponent Neha Singh demanding recounting which was accepted by senior offi-cials, an official said.

Kangana in talks to star in Shekhar

Kapur’s film

Cotton growers federation expects

bumper crop this year

Agency | Mumbai

Actress Kangana Ranaut is in talks with filmmak-er Shekhar Kapur for a film where she would get to play an old wom-an. “I am offered a role of an 85-year-old by Shekhar Kapur. We are in talks for it... We are still working out things. It is a challenging role,” Kangana said on the sidelines of MAMI Mumbai International Film Festival here.

Agency | Nagpur

A bumper cotton crop is expected in the state this year which is likely to bring cheers to growers in the Vidarbha region too, Maharashtra State Cotton Growers Co-op-erative Federation chair-man N P Hirani has said. Cotton prices have ruled firm as the new season opened with steady flows of raw cotton. Vidarbha has the largest area un-der cotton cultivation in the state and the cash crop has an influence on its rural farm economy in a big way.

People unhappy with PM, says Rahul“Sonia Gandhi leads”

Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday submitted a memorandum to President Pranab Mukherjee

Congress march against ‘rising intolerance’

Correspondent | Surat

Two BJP leaders were shot dead by masked gun-men in Gujarat’s Bharuch district Monday. The vic-tims have been identified as Shirish Bangali (60), a former president of BJP’s Bharuch unit, and Pragnesh Mistry (32), a general secretary with the party’s youth wing. Police said the two had just returned from a party meeting when they were attacked. Police said they were at the Surya Print-ing Press office, owned by Shirish, in Panch Bat-ti area when two persons arrived on a motorcycle and stopped outside. The pillion rider got off, en-tered the office and fired thrice at the two men, police said. Police said

Masked men kill 2 Gujarat BJP leaders

Delhi Uber rape case: Convicted cabbie gets life in prison

Agency | New Delhi

A city court on Tuesday jailed for life a former driver for hail-a-ride ser-vice Uber days after he was convicted of raping a female passenger last year in a case that underscored concerns about wom-en’s safety in the Capi-tal and raised questions regarding the viability of such taxi aggregating services in the country. Apart from awarding the maximum sentence for the offence, additional sessions judge Kaveri Baweja also slapped a fine of Rs 21,000 on Shiv Kumar Yadav for the rape charge and for caus-ing hurt, kidnapping and criminal intimidation. “For the offence under section 376 (2)(m) con-vict (Yadav) is sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for life which shall mean

Agency | Bhopal

Shah Rukh Khan lives in India but “his heart is in Pakistan”, senior BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargi-ya said today attacking the Bollywood star for his remarks on religious intol-erance in the country and drawing condemnation from his own party. “Shah Rukh Khan lives in India, but his heart is in Pakistan. His films make crores here

Agency | Bali

Amid speculation that Chhota Rajan’s depor-tation to India may get delayed, news agency ANI has tweeted that the underworld don will be brought to India late to-night or early next morn-ing. As per ANI, Chhota Rajan will be taken from the Denpasar police sta-tion to the airport at 9 pm Bali local time (6.30 pm IST), from where the flight to India will take off at 11 pm (8.30 pm IST). Earlier, there was speculation that Rajan’s return may get delayed as a volcanic eruption had affected flight operations in Bali and flights were cancelled to and from

Agency | New Delhi

Congress president Sonia Gandhi led her party’s protest march to the Rash-trapati Bhavan on Tues-day against “rising intol-erance” under the BJP-led government, saying an at-mosphere of fear prevailed in the country. “Several recent incidents are part of the strategy to divide the society,” Sonia said after meeting President Pranab Mukherjee and submit-ting a memorandum to

him on the issue. “Some groups that are associated with or included in Prime Minister (Narendra) Mo-di’s government are part of this... The Congress will fight this,” she added. Sonia said while the Pres-ident had spoken about the issue of ‘intolerance’, the Prime Minister chose to remain silent. Con-gress vice-president Ra-hul Gandhi also attacked the Modi-led government, taking on Union minister Gen VK Singh for his dog

analogy after the killing of two Dalit children in a Faridabad village. “Peo-ple are being lynched, but the PM doesn’t find it nec-essary to say a word,” he told reporters after meet-ing the President. “The heart of the problem is that they believe in an ide-ology that is not tolerant,” the Congress leader said. During the march, the Congress leaders carried placards that said the par-ty will fight communalism and no attempt should be

imprisonment till his re-maining natural life,” the judge said. Yadav drove the young woman to an isolated area and raped her after she booked a journey with Uber while returning home from a party in December. The incident sparked nation-wide outrage and led to Delhi banning Uber while it emerged that Yadav had several other serious criminal cases against his name, including one of rape in Uttar Pradesh, and he had falsified his refer-ences to land the job. The

US-based company’s li-cence was restored by the city recently after it tight-ened its driver verification process. The court also instructed that the woman as well as Yadav’s family – comprising his father, mother, wife and three children— be adequately compensated. After the order was pronounced, Yadav’s wife broke down and refused to let go of her convicted husband. She collapsed onto a chair and after some time well-wish-ers calmed her down and took her outside.

a bullet hit Shirish in the head, while another hit Pragnesh in the stom-ach. Hearing the gunfire, shopkeepers from the neighbourhood rushed to the spot to find that the attackers had fled. Both men were rushed to a pri-vate hospital, where they they were declared dead

on arrival. Police have recorded the statements of shopkeepers in the area. “Both the accused had put a handkerchief on their face to hide their identity. There were no CCTV cameras inside or outside Surya Printing Press. The neighbours showed us the route the

assailants took to escape. There are CCTV cam-eras on the way; we are checking the footage to identify the accused. In-vestigation is at a prima-ry stage so it is difficult to say anything,” said Bharuch district superin-tendent of police Shobha Bhutada.

Underworld don Chhota Rajan to be deported to India today

Denpasar airport. Mean-while, a team of Indian security officials, which has been working with its Indonesian counterparts to take over Rajan’s cus-tody, finalised everything today, paving the way for the gangster’s return to India. The development came after Denspar Im-migration Chief along with the Jakarta Interpol questioned Rajan at the

Bali Police Headquarters and a clearance for his deportation was issued. In the meantime, Maha-rashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that the mafia don will be brought to Mumbai from Bali. The CM further as-sured that security has been beefed up for Ra-jan’s arrival and he is like-ly to be kept in Anda Cell of Arthur Road prison.

made to disrupt the unity of the country. Congress leader Anand Sharma said there is an atmosphere of intolerance and fear in the country. “We want the President to make this deaf and mute government un-derstand this issue (of ris-ing intolerance),” senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid said as the Con-gress leaders reached their destination to submit the memorandum to Presi-dent Mukherjee to convey their concern on the issue. The Congress said in its memorandum that a sin-ister campaign was being unleashed to create social and communal tension in the country. Before start-ing the march at 4.30pm, Congress president Sonia Gandhi, party-vice pres-ident Rahul Gandhi and former prime minister Manmohan Singh paid floral tributes at the stat-ue of Mahatma Gandhi. The government earlier dismissed the talk of in-tolerance as a “perception being manufactured by certain sections” against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Sonia Gandhi met the President on Monday evening but party sourc-es termed it as “person-al” meeting. The meeting came on a day Modi tar-geted her, saying Con-gress leaders had no right to talk about tolerance

when they were involved in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. As the Congress marched to the Rashtrapati Bhavan, the BJP hit out saying “po-litically-displaced” people were challenging the dem-ocratic mandate and were

resorting to such “dra-matic actions” out of their desperation to stay rele-vant. Alleging that “politi-cal intolerance” was in the Congress’ genes, Union minister and senior BJP leader M Venkaiah Naidu

said they are going to the “wrong address” as they should have gone to Raj Bhawans instead, as such “stray unfortunate” inci-dents happened in states ruled by Congress or its friendly parties.

BJP Leader Attacks Shah Rukh Khan: ‘Lives in India, Heart is in Pakistan’

but India seems intoler-ant to him,” the former cabinet minister posted on Twitter. “Isn’t this treason? India is about to become a member of the UNSC. All forces oppos-ing India including Paki-stan are conspiring against

it,” Mr Vijayvargiya said. He said there is a “con-spiracy” to create an at-mosphere of intolerance in India. “Shah Rukh’s tune is to sing with Pakistan and these forces against India,” he said. “When hundreds were killed in Bombay in 1993, then where was Shah Rukh Khan? When Mumbai 26/ 11 attack was where Shah Rukh?” he said.

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DAYIndia is increasingly seen as the villain behind the shortages in Nepal

Narendra Modi had promptly dispatched India’s Na-tional Disaster Response Force and its air force to Nepal within hours of the April 25 earthquake. But six months on, a prominent Nepali daily says that the “loss that Nepal incurred following [the] blockade by India now equals that caused by the earthquake”.The promulgation of the new constitution on Septem-ber 20 was not to India’s liking. PM Modi’s special emissary, foreign secretary S. Jaishankar, wanted Madhesi demands to be addressed first. But Nepal’s response was “We’ll do it our way.” Nepal’s leader-ship, especially the Maoists and other senior commu-nists, suspected that India’s latest design was to “bring Hindutva and the monarchy back”. Maoist chief Pra-chanda kept insisting that delay would take away “our achievements”, namely republicanism, federalism and secularism. He prevailed. What has followed is not palatable to India. An apparently firm alliance be-tween the Unified Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist (UCPN-M) and the Communist Party of Nepal-Uni-fied Marxist Leninist (CPN-UML) has grabbed all key posts in government. Bidhya Devi Bhandari, vice chairperson of the UML, has won the presidential election. Bhandari’s victory is a shot in the arm for PM K.P. Oli, also the UML chairperson, as cordial relations between the head of government and head of state are crucial for a coalition government led by a party without a majority. But apart from problems with India, issues emerging at home are likely to pose challenges for the government. Speculation about the regime’s longevity, and of the constitution itself, is at its peak. Despite the same faction within the UML grabbing both the PM’s and president’s posts, the par-ty has not been able to name its ministers yet. The other key posts — the speaker of the House and the vice president — have gone to the Maoists. The Ne-pali Congress, the largest party, is in the opposition and its support will be critical for amending the con-stitution and passing any major legislation. Moreover, the Marxist and Maoist government has another odd ally — the pro-monarchy Rastriya Prajatantra Par-ty-Nepal, whose chief Kamal Thapa is deputy PM and in charge of foreign affairs. The Madhesi parties have threatened to intensify their agitation against the constitution. Ex-king Gyanendra, who cancelled his customary annual tika ceremony (greeting and bless-ing the people) because of the prevailing hardships, chose to question the constitution by saying that “it has not been endorsed by the people”. Thapa visited New Delhi within days of taking charge, but had little suc-cess in getting supplies resumed at the normal scale.

“There is a still long way to go before Kohli the captain matches the achievements of Dhoni. Having said that, Kohli has been doing great as a batsman and I am sure he will be equally good as India’s captain”

- “Baap Baap hota hain aur beta beta hota hain,” was Former India skipper Kapil dev’s witty reply when asked who is a better captain between dhoni and his successor in Tests.

Salman Khan wished Shah Rukh Khan in person on his 50th birthday

I am selfish as an actor: deepika Padukone

Agency | New Delhi

Not so long ago at a birthday party, the two reigning superstars of the country indulged in a public spat and parted ways. Years later they are creating moments for every cinegoer to cherish. After making peace at ‘their’ sister Arpita’s wedding, Sal-man Khan visited Shah Rukh Khan’s residence on his 50th birthday and wished him in person. SRK took to Twitter to share two pictures when Salman paid a late night visit to his friend-turned-foe-turned-friend’s res-idence. The first pic-ture that he posted, he captioned it as, “Bhai teaching me the moves

Agency | Mumbai

After being in the pipe-line for almost a year, Ajay Devgn’s ambitious project ‘Shivaay’ is all set to go on floors this week-end on November 7. It is Ajay’s second directori-al venture after the 2008 film ‘U Me Aur Hum’. The 46-year-old actor will also star in the titular role. The first schedule of the film will kick off in the scenic town of Mussoorie and its adjoining canton-ment Landour. The unit will then fly to Hyderabad and finally to Bulgaria where major portions will be filmed, according to reports. The film will in-troduce Sayesha Saigal, grandniece of veteran actress Saira Banu, as its

Agency | Mumbai

After a lot of controver-sies and censorship rules, ‘Mastizaade’ finally re-ceived a clearance for its release and the makers have kick started the pro-motions of the film in full swing. Sunny who is play-ing the double role of Lai-la Lele and Lily Lele will be seen doing a striptease scene in the film. From what we hear, to pump up the hotness quotient, Sun-ny Leone sought inspira-tion from the famous strip-tease by Jennifer Aniston in We Are The Millers and Demi Moore from Striptease. Now the said scene will have the actress trying to seduce the lead-ing heroes of the film, Vir Das and Tusshar Kapoor.

Agency | Mumbai

Comedian Shankar who became popular due to the TV show Jabardasth reportedly wants to build a temple for Tollywood actor Pawan Kalyan. He said that he will build it in his village one day. A big fan of the Power Star, it is reported that Shankar’s dream is to act with Pawan Kalyan. Hero worship is common

in India, but fans in the south even go to the ex-tent of building temples. Previously, a temple was built in Tamil Nadu for actor and politician Khushbu. In Telangana, a temple was supposedly built for Congress Pres-ident Sonia Gandhi by Congress leader Shan-kar Rao. There are also temples built for politi-cal leaders like KCR and Chandrababu Naidu.

Agency | Mumbai

Reacting to the recent debate over prohibiting Pakistani artists from working in our country, Bollywood star Salman Khan has said that art and entertainment have no boundaries, adding that they shouldn’t be mixed with politics. “Now that everything is digital, In-dians love to watch each and every entertainment show, including popular Pakistani shows . So, art and entertainment have no boundaries. Entertain-

ment is evaluated by what common people want to watch,” Salman said. Last month, popular Pakistani singer Ghulam Ali was forced to cancel his con-cert here due to political interference. “How can we allow Pakistani artists to perform here when our soldiers are being killed by them? We are not in-terested in cultural ties with such enemies,” said Akshay Bardapurkar, the general secretary of the party’s film wing Chitra-pat Sena.

A temple for Tollywood actor Power Star Pawan Kalyan?

Agency | Mumbai

Actress Deepika Padu-kone says when it comes to acting, she is selfish. “We all work so hard on every movie and want each one to have its own space to do it… sort of properly. But I look at the overall picture, of course I am selfish as an actor,” Deepika said at the unveiling of the vid-eo of “Wat wat wat” song from her forthcoming film “Tamasha”. Deepi-ka is elated that this year has been one of the best. “While ‘Piku’ has already released, now

we have ‘Tama-sha’ and then ‘ B a j i r a o Mastani’. So, as an ac-tor I a m v e r y hap-p y , ” said the

29-year-o l d . Talking a b o u t “Tama-s h a ” ,

Ajay devgn’s ‘Shivaay’ to start rolling from Nov 7

Sunny Leone does a striptease in ‘Mastizaade’

lead actress. ‘Shivaay’ was supposed to be shot last year in Calgary, Can-ada during winter months. Ajay, along with the cast and crew after a recce, had also gone to the lo-cation for filming, but re-turned without shooting a single frame. Reportedly, Ajay was not too happy

with the weather condi-tions and the snowfall was not as he had wanted. In February this year, the actor-filmmaker decided on Bulgaria for the the film’s shooting. However, he could not concentrate on the project as he had to shoot for Nishikanth Ka-mat’s ‘Drishyam’.

she said: “‘Tamasha’ is something that talks about breaking stereotype and expressing things dif-ferently. And I think we

were expressing the char-acter’s mood differently, how one could normally express that.” The movie also stars Ranbir Kapoor.

Deepika Padukone says when it comes to acting, she is selfish

for Sultan on my birth-day,” and the moves did seem perfect for two wrestlers indulged in a friendly fight. The two

superstars’ relations have come a long way since they did their first movie ‘Karan Arjun’ together. After their reported fight

in 2008, the third wheel of the Khan troika Aamir Khan was said to be in good terms with Salman, but not with SRK.

you can’t stop Pak artistes from working in Bollywood: Salman Khan

Confirming the same, Mi-lap Zaveri said, “When I narrated the scene to Sun-ny, the first visuals that came in front of her were the popular striptease se-quences performed by Jennifer Aniston and Demi Moore. I wanted to have jaw-dropping im-pact from the scene and Sunny executed it bril-liantly. Once the audience sees Sunny’s striptease in

‘Mastizaade’, it will blow their minds! Never have you seen an actress do a striptease like this in Bol-lywood.” Apparently, the striptease is an important sequence in the film. Sun-ny Leone tries to seduce men in a sex addict group as a test at her sex rehab wherein they are asked to keep a coin on the lap and if the coin slips or moves then they fail.


SPORTS ROUNDUPVirat Kohli purchases fourth luxury Audi at 2 crore

Tata Communications Concludes Low-Power Network Trials

Microsoft Kills Unlimited OneDrive Storage, Reduces Cap for Office 365 Users

Agency | New Delhi

Virat Kohli’s love for speed has seen him add a swanky new car to his already eye-popping collec-tion, with India’s Test captain acquiring an Audi A8L W12 Quattro on Monday. The price? A whop-ping Rs 2 crore. Kohli, who from Thursday in Mo-hali will lead India in his first Test match at home, picked up the car in the north Indian city with Joe King, Audi India Head at Mohali, handing over the keys. This latest acquisition is Kohli’s fourth from the luxury Audi stable, with previous purchases in-cluding the R8, R8 LMX limited edition, and Q7 variants. The latest variation of Audi’s flagships sedan line, the new A8L serves as a step up choice from the base A8 and features a more aggressive appearance and impressive selection of comfort

and convenience touches.

Agency | New Delhi

Tata Communications Tuesday said it has success-fully conducted trials of a low-power network for connected devices in Delhi and Mumbai. This will bolster successful deployment of IoT applications in the country, it said. “... it has successfully con-ducted trials of new low-power wide area network (LPWAN) based on LoRa technology for connect-ed devices and cutting-edge Internet of Things (IoT) applications across Mumbai and Delhi,” Tata Communications said in a statement. The company plans to roll out the network across the country, with full coverage starting in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore. The new network is low-power, secure, bi-directional, communication solution, which any organisation can use to connect objects and ap-plications, overcoming high power consumption

challenges with existing wireless solutions.

Agency | New Delhi

What seemed like unlimited storage on your One-Drive account, no longer is. Microsoft has an-nounced that it is ending the unlimited storage offer-ing on its cloud storage service, and said it putting a cap of 1TB of storage for Office 365 subscribers. The Redmond-based company has blamed a num-ber of greedy users (or “over enthusiastic” people) for the change of heart. It noted that a number of us-ers backed up computers and their entire DVR mov-ie collections to their OneDrive account, exceeding 75TB usage in some cases. “Instead of focusing on extreme backup scenarios, we want to remain fo-cused on delivering high-value productivity and col-laboration experiences that benefit the majority of OneDrive users,” it wrote in a blog post. As a result, not only will it be dropping the unlimited storage plan for Office 365 Home, Personal, and University subscribers to 1TB from early 2016, it will also cut down the free storage from 15GB to 5GB it offers “for all users, current and new.” These changes will come in effect starting early next year. Users who’re currently using more than 5GB of storage will have access to their files for next “12 months.”

Joshna Chinappa continues good run, enter quarters of Qatar Classic

Ranji Trophy 2015: In his father’s footsteps, Mihir Hirwani takes a stride

Virat Kohli-led India eye second spot in ICC Test rankings

We play in-your-face cricket, won’t stop: david warner

IPL COO Sundar Raman quits BCCI; Better late than never, says Justice Mudgal

Agency | Brisbane

David Warner spiced up proceedings ahead of this week’s opening Test by labelling the New Zealand team “Mr. Nice Guys” and vowing to stick to “in-your-face” cricket. Warner didn’t hold back as he responded to com-ments from paceman Trent Boult that the Kiwis expected more aggression from Australia after a se-ries of verbal send-offs during the World Cup fi-nal in March. Australia, who thrashed New Zea-land by seven wickets in the one-day final in Mel-bourne, host the Black Caps for a three-Test se-ries starting in Brisbane on Thursday. “Is that what they said? Interest-ing,” said Warner, when told of Boult’s comment.

Agency | Mumbai

“If we don’t win at Rio Olympics, life goes on. It’s not the end of the world,” says Mirza. Win-ning a medal in next year’s Rio Olympics would be a dream come true, but if it did not happen it won’t be the end of the world, said India’s woman ten-nis star Sania Mirza on Tuesday. “It’s just a hope, right? If we (she and Le-ander Paes) win (a medal in mixed doubles), it will be a dream come true. If we don’t, life goes on. It’s not the end of the world,” said the joint world no.1 in women’s doubles at a promotional event in

Agency | Dubai

India have a chance to zoom up to second in the ICC Test rankings if Vi-rat Kohli’s men manage to sweep the four match home-series against nu-mero uno South Africa starting November 5 in Mohali. A major re-shuf-fling of the rankings is on the cards as fifth-ranked India host South Africa with heavyweight star performers in action over the next few weeks. In

this series, India will have an opportunity to climb to second position, a fraction of a point behind South Africa. However, to make it happen, they will have to win all the four Tests. On the other side of the coin, South Africa will vault to 130 points and India will plummet to 96 points if the visitors win all four Tests. AB de Vil-liers (third), and Hashim Amla (fourth), who are separated by just nine

points, with team-mate Faf du Plessis sitting in 16th spot will feature for South Africa. Kohli is India’s highest-ranked batsman in 13th posi-tion and is accompanied by Cheteshwar Pujara (19th) and Murali Vijay (20th) inside the top 20 Batsmen. Ravichandran Ashwin occupies the sec-ond spot in the top five all-rounders rankings and will also play a crucial role in the series.

Agency | Mumbai

Indian Premier League (IPL) Chief Operating Officer (COO) Sundar Raman has quit from his post, putting an end to the intense speculation over his future in the wake of the change of regime in the BCCI. In an effort to clean up the system, the BCCI has promptly accepted Raman’s resig-nation. It has been learnt that he had been asked by BCCI President Sha-shank Manohar to put in his papers by 31 October. “Yes he (Raman) has sub-mitted his resignation to the BCCI President and BCCI President has ac-cepted it,” IPL Chairman Rajeev Shukla said. “No

Agency | Doha

Joshna Chinappa contin-ued her impressive run to reach the quarterfinals of the US $115,000 Qatar Classic squash tourna-ment at Doha on Mon-day. Joshna took out a fighting Yathreb Adel of Egypt in straight games 16-14, 11-8, 11-8 to ad-vance in the competition. The 17th-ranked Indian had beaten world num-ber one Raneem El We-lily of Egypt on day one for a sensational start to her campaign. The scores

do not quite portray the thrilling 37 minute tussle which had the makings of a long drawn battle but fizzled out just when it seemed climaxing. Every game was a story in itself with the Egyptian, who had knocked off Dipika Pallikal in the first round and hence was no push over, grabbed an initial lead and then threatened to extend it before slip-ping. Credit for this went to the Indian who found the length of her returns touch a perfection just in time to evoke no response

from the other side. “This court is very rewarding when you get your length right, it really clings to the wall,” said Joshna. The Chennai-based play-er was down 2-6 in the first game before forcing her way up. Points went neck and neck and it was 9-9 at one stage as the contest spilled over to ex-tra points. It was not just close but invited the Ref-eree to advice the players to concentrate on clearing the ball. That aspect was ironed out but not the fight which went zig-zag.

Agency | Kolkata

On his first-class debut last season, Mihir Hir-wani barely got a chance to bowl. Jalaj Saxena and Ankit Sharma, the senior spinners in the Madhya Pradesh team, had shared 51.1 overs between them and spun a web around the Jammu and Kashmir batters. Mihir was used for four overs in the first innings but he took two wickets. Still he got only

one over at the second dig. The new-comer was not expected to raise a voice despite his background. That he was Narendra Hirwani’s son cut no ice with the team manage-ment. Fair deal, for Mihir didn’t expect any favours as he was determined to find his own identity. With a match-winning performance in the Ranji Trophy Group B fixture against Baroda at Moti Bagh, the 21-year-old

“I don’t think we sledge them at all. They are the Mr. Nice Guys. “We saw in England that they in-vited the England team in for a (dressing room) beer which is something not common – you do it after a Test series. “But that’s how they play their crick-et. For us it is about being aggressive in the field. We play in-your-face cricket, the guys before us played it like that. “That’s prob-ably why we dominate in Australia. That’s some-

thing we are not going to stop.” Warner also took aim at Black Caps skip-per Brendon McCullum for what he considered “poor and immature” criticism of Steve Smith during the Australia’s one-day series in England this year. In his newspa-per column McCullum said the Australian cap-tain had shown “immatu-rity” by not withdrawing an obstructing-the-field appeal against England’s Ben Stokes in an ODI.

doubt he was a very com-petent person and looked after IPL all these years with maximum ability and command. I appre-ciate his contribution to the IPL and wish him best for his future.” Ac-ccording to a top source, Raman met BCCI pres-ident Shashank Mano-

har in Nagpur yesterday and submitted his resig-nation. Soon after tak-ing charge of his second stint, Manohar had ex-pressed his displeasure over the BCCI’s decision to retain Raman after his name cropped up in the 2013 IPL spot-fixing scandal.

Rio win will be a dream come true: Sania

Mumbai. The Hyder-abad-based star was re-sponding to a question about former Davis Cup star Ramesh Krishnan’s recent statement that mixed doubles provided veteran Paes, winner of a singles bronze medal in the 1996 Games at At-

lanta, his best chance to win his second Olympic medal in Rio. Krishnan felt India have a good chance to win a medal at Rio in mixed doubles but it would be a great chal-lenge for an ageing Paes to win his second medal at the Olympics.

took a step towards mak-ing a name for himself. Madhya Pradesh rallied to beat the hosts by 87 runs and the young leg-gie made a serious impact with nine wickets in the match. This was his third first-class game and the Man of the Match award was well-earned. He had a five-for (5/60) in the first innings but Baroda still took a 27-run lead. It’s not easy to come back in a four-day game and Madhya Pradesh were de-fending 261 in the fourth innings. Medium pacer Puneet Datey bowled an outstanding first spell and accounted for the top or-der. Mihir took care of the lower middle-order and the tail to finish with 4/41.


Correspondent | Vadodara

The Gujarat police are now probing the possi-ble involvement of Pati-dar outfits in the series of letters warning of bomb explosions across the state since a month. The bomb disposal squads, especially in Vadoda-ra, are running from one place to another almost daily , after getting let-ters threatening blasts at schools, temples, trains, colleges, bus depots and railway stations. All have been hoaxes. What’s more, letters have been sent in the names of terror outfits like Indian Muja-hideen, al-Qaeda and Je-had Atankavad, leaving the cops rattled. Of the 35 letters sent in over a month, Vadodara police

received an unprecedent-ed 31 since September 14. On Monday too, three letters warned of blasts in three prominent schools and Ajwa Fun World. The menace has assumed such serious proportion that the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has been forced to step in. “On possibil-ity we are probing is the involvement of Patidars involved in the reserva-tion stir,” an ATS official. “The motive behind send-ing threat letters is not only to create fear among people but also to harass the police,” said a senior police official. “The cas-es are being probed from all angles including the involvement of Patidar agitators,” said Vadodara police commissioner, E Radhakrishana.

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Private firms in Gujarat are assisting Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) in developing technology for a “manned mission” in space. While a firm in Vadodara is de-signing space-suits for In-dian astronauts, a couple of others in Ahmedabad are developing sensors and lighting systems needed for the mission. “The space-suits have been done in Vadodara by a private firm. It is already been tested and verified… The first thing is to make sure that you are able to control the environment for the per-son wearing the suit in terms of humidity, tem-perature and oxygen,” said AS Kiran Kumar, the chairman of ISRO while speaking to medi-apersons on the sidelines of an event held at Physi-cal Research Laboratory Tuesday. The chairman


Community service proj-ects worth $100 million or Rs. 650 crore are slat-ed to be announced in the 43rd forum of the Inter-national Association of Lions Clubs India, South Asia, Africa and Middle East (ISAAME) to be held at Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar and the Sa-barmati River Front and IIM in Ahmedabad from December 16 to 20 this year. Addressing a press conference here today Mr. Pravin Chhajjed, Chairman, ISAAME Fo-rum said that the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A) is the knowledge partner of the triennial event and all seminars related to it would be held there. Over 5000 global delegates spanning 50 countries


More than 13 years af-ter the incident, a fam-ily of the victim of the Godhra carnage will be able to claim compensa-tion from the Railways. This is after Gujarat high court ordered the Railway Claims Tribunal (RCT) to condone the delay in demanding compensa-tion. The case in question was of Amrutbhai Patel from Mehsana, who was killed on February 27, 2002 while traveling in the S-6 coach of Sabar-mati Express near Godhra railway station. Fifty-nine persons lost their lives in the grotesque incident. Since the entire bogey was set ablaze, many dead bodies were uniden-tifiable. DNA tests es-tablished their identities, but a considerable time passed in the process. When Patel’s identity

was ascertained, the gov-ernment paid Rs 1.5 lakh ex-gratia amount to the family on May 27, 2002. To demand compensation from the Railways for ac-cidental death, the family asked for a DNA report, but the request was turned down. Moreover, the fam-ily did not get death cer-tificate either. Finally, Pa-tel’s widow Lilaben and their children approached a court for the declaration of Patel’s death. Upon the court’s order, Sola Gram Panchayat issued a death certificate on January 13, 2005. But it was too late for the RCT, which sat on the Rs 4 lakh compensa-tion claim petition for the next seven years. By then, most of the families af-fected by the Godhra train burning accident had got compensation of Rs 4 lakh, said the family’s lawyer, Deepak Shukla.


‘Advantage India From Challenge to Opportunity’ touted as the last book of the late former president Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam co-authored with Srijan Pal Singh was launched at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmed-abad (IIM-A) today. In the book published by Harper Collins India, Dr Kalam, writing with Srijan Pal Singh,draws upon exam-ples ranging from entre-preneurship in places like Badshahnagar, a small town of Eastern UP to a sophisticated missile pro-gramme like Agni to show how it can be Advantage India in the last lap of the journey to 2020 – the land-mark year by which he had envisioned the coun-try could transform into an economic power. How can the new initiatives –


Railway officials on Mon-day morning detained a 37-year old-man with un-accounted cash worth Rs 2.5 crore. According to Railway Protection Force (RPF), Nasha Dabhi, was held with cash when he reached Ahmedabad from Delhi in B-8 coach of Rajdhani express. Satya Prakash, senior comman-dant of Railway Protec-tion Force (RPF) said, “Nashabhai is a native of Mehsana and had come to the city to meet Na-tubhai. We also detained two more persons Alpesh Patel of Ahmedabad and Arvind Patel of Mehsa-na who had come to re-ceive Nashabhai at the rail way station.” The matter was also reported to the income tax depart-ment which sent three teams to investigate the


Shaherkotda police solved the case of the murders a woman and a youth in a basement park-ing on Naroda Road with the arrest of three youths. Investigators said that the trio -addicted to charas -had got into a tiff and killed the youth. As the woman had seen them commit the crime, they killed her too. According to Shaherkotda Police, Viram Rabari, a securi-ty guard at Fruit Market near Mangal Girdhar ni Chali on Naroda Road, re-ported finding two bodies in the basement of Kis-han Dayal Complex near the market. He identified the victims as Shardaben Lakhara (Marwadi), a woman in her forties, and Raju Parmar, a youth in


The Gujarat High Court on Monday concluded the hearing and reserved its order on a pack of pe-titions moved by Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti convener Hardik Patel and his five close asso-ciates seeking to quash an FIR lodged against them by the Detection of Crime Branch (DCB), Ahmedabad, for alleged sedition and waging war against the government. This is the second case of sedition against Har-dik and it is based on purported phone conver-sations between the quo-ta agitation leader and his associates, who are co-accused, about block-ing highways ahead of

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Gujarat HC reserves order on 2nd sedition FIR against Hardik

Three caught for Naroda double murder

HC enables Godhra victim’s family to claim compensationRs 650 crore projects likely to be

announced at ISAAMe , Ahmedabad

dr. Kalam’s last book launched at IIM

Man held with Rs 2.5 crore cash, diamond jewellery at railway station

Gujarat’s firms helping ISRO shape up ‘manned space mission’

matter. The IT sleuths took statements of all the three accused during the day. According to sources, Nashabhai was to deliver the money to an angadia firm in the city. Nashabhai was also carrying seven packets and envelopes. IT offi-cials recovered diamond jewellery from these packets. “Valuation of the jewellery is on. Ac-

cording to a rough esti-mate the valuables are likely to be worth more than Rs 3 crore,” said an IT official. As per proce-dure, the onus to prove ownership of the cash is on the accused. If the ac-cused is unable to prove the source of the money that he was carrying, the cash will be seized and deposited with the Re-serve Bank of India.

the Rajkot ODI between India and South Afri-ca on October 18 and of other Patidars planning to “burn Gujarat”. The FIR also mentioned speeches made by Hardik where he has reportedly said about “becoming Bhagat Singh and bombing the Assembly”. Questioning the FIR, petitioners’ law-

yer B M Mangukia said the charges against them are based on phone inter-ception, which is not per-missible as it amounts to breach of privacy. He told the court of Justice J B Pardiwala that the phones of Hardik and five other accused were tapped from July 15 when there was no issue of law and or-

der in the state. The DCB has claimed that it has 45 GB data of phone inter-ception, the lawyer said. “The FIR itself is ques-tionable as it looks like an opinion of a law expert rather than a complaint. I never demanded that the present government should be removed and the British government shall be brought back. We haven’t said that we are going to bomb assem-bly. Gujarat saw more then this during Navnir-man movement. What is wrong with the present government. It should have patience to listen to their subject and it can’t suppress the voice of dis-sent,” Mangukia argued.

his twenties. Both worked as labourers in the fruit market. Both victims had head injuries and strangu-lation marks. S M Chaud-hari, inspector of Shaher-kotda police, said that they learned that a few drug addicts frequented the basement, which was

used by Lakhara and Par-mar as a place to sleep for the last few years. “Based on that information, we started questioning a few people in the area, which directed our investigation to Ramesh Rajput alias Kallo, 23, a resident of Kalapinagar,” he said.

Investigators said that some ten days before the incident, Kallo had tried to show Shardaben a blue film, but she protested and told Parmar about the incident. The duo had a tiff over the issue and Parmar asked Kallo not to return to the basement. “On October 30, Kallo and two of his friends came to the basement after midnight and con-sumed charas. They got into an argument, which woke Parmar up. He abused the trio, and they got enraged and attacked him. Kallo then allegedly strangled Parmar,” said Chaudhari.

are expected to partici-pate in the five day event which will also show case a dance performance by noted actress Madhu-ri Dixit Nene as part of its cultural activity. key highlight of the event is a memorable parade of na-tions in national attire, be-ginning from C.G. Road to Stadium on December 18. The Sabarmati Riv-er Front will witness the melody of noted Bangla-deshi singer Runa Laila as part of the event on

December 19. This is the second time that Ahmed-abad will be hosting this event , the previous one being in 2004 when Shri Narendra Modi was Chief Minister. Talking about the Lions club’s activi-ties in Ahmedabad Mr. Chhajjed said “Lions of Ahmedabad will be start-ing off a new blood bank, a Swajangruh Near Civil Hospital, a physiotherapy college for the blind and a Lions Kidney Foundation on the occasion.

such as Make in India, Swachh Bharat, smart cit-ies and skill development for the youth– be used to unleash the country’s vast potential. Launching the book Prof. Ashish Nanda, Director, IIMA said, “Dr. Kalam, the 11 th president of India, was a great hu-man being, a great scien-tist, inspiring individual, a revered guide, and a dear friend of the Institute. He had close ties with IIMA. His association with the Institute started during his early days, when he worked with our founding

father Dr. Vikram Sarabhai in Mumbai. In recent years, despite his busy schedule, Dr. Kalam would make it a point to accept our Pro-fessor Anil Gupta’s invi-tation to come every year to IIMA and interact with our students. Mr. Srijan Pal Singh, our alumnus and co-au-author of his last book ‘Advantage India – From Challenge to Opportunity’, worked closely with him on many of his academ-ic projects. It is an honor to participate in this book launch, and pay homage to a great soul.”

Bombed by hoax letters, cops suspect Patel hand

said ISRO is working on a chamber that will house astronauts and where the environment within the chamber can be controlled, making it habitable for human beings for an extended period of time. “Pri-marily, all the activities including that of design of the chamber are be-ing done in Trivandrum, with some work being done in other places,” he added. “For exam-ple, in Ahmedabad, some of the sensors and lighting systems for the

chamber is being done,” said Kiran Kumar add-ing that ISRO was try-ing to develop indige-nous technology for the manned space mission. Though the government is yet to fix a time-frame for the mission, ISRO has been develop-ing critical technologies needed for it, including testing an unmanned crew module that suc-cessfully re-entered the atmosphere after being launched from a subor-bital experimental flight of GSLV Mark III.

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