Highest result for state since ’92, All from A’bad-based SPIPA, Only two girlsNews BriefBrokers to invest $19 bn to ease China mkt

woesAgency | Beijing

China froze share offers and set up a market-sta-bilisation fund on Sat-urday, the Wall Street Journal said, as Beijing intensified efforts to pull stock markets out of a nose-dive that is threat-ening the world’s sec-ond-largest economy. Beijing’s reported sus-pension of initial public offers (IPOs) came a few hours after extraordi-nary announcements by major brokers and fund managers, which collec-tively pledged to invest at least $19 billion of their own money into stocks.

Jail, fines up to Rs 3L for clinical trial

violationsSunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Conducting clinical tri-als in violation of rules could soon invite pun-ishment ranging from imprisonment of one year to fine of up to Rs 3 lakh, reports Sushmi Dey.Following a Su-preme Court rap over rising number of deaths in clinical trials, the government has pro-posed stringent punish-ment in the Drugs and Cosmetics Amendment Bill 2015 which is like-ly to be tabled during the monsoon session.

Wali by any other name spurs thorny

debateSunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The father of Urdu ghazal and one of the country’s greatest poets, Shah Muhammad Wali-ullah or Wali Gujarati, seems to be the subject of an unusual identity crisis. Urdu scholars are embroiled in a scholarly duel, arguing that Wali Gujarati is actually Wali Aurangabadi. A Wali expert, Dr Aslam Mir-za of Aurangabad, has questioned the Gujarati origin of Wali Gujarati in his research. Mirza’s forthcoming book will advocate the Aurang-abadi assertion. Under-standably , scholars in Gujarat are aghast. For his part, after 25year re-search, Mirza is making his case with 200-year-old documents belong-ing to Wali’s children.

Agency | New Delhi

In a move that could jeopardise the fate of the GST Bill, the Congress, at the meeting of the select committee on Friday, de-manded that alcohol, tobacco and electricity be included with-in the ambit of the Goods and Services Tax (GST). The party wants petroleum products to be under GST from the first year itself instead of a gradual inclu-sion over five years. It has also opposed the 1 per cent addition-al tax that states were allowed to levy — to be collected by the Centre and eventually devolved to them. The decision to exclude alcohol, tobacco etc was taken by the empowered group of fi-nance ministers that deliberated on GST for many years. Among the states that pushed for the 1 per cent additional tax were Gujarat, West Bengal and Tam-il Nadu. Even if the Congress is outvoted within the committee, the constitution amendment Bill cannot be passed in the Rajya Sabha without its support — the Congress has 68 members in

the 244-member House — un-less the party stages a walkout. With some help from the Jana-ta Parivar parties, the GST Bill has hit a roadblock. While the AIADMK opposes the Bill, the Trinamool Congress is in fa-vour, although it is pushing hard for the Rs 4,000-odd crore sales tax compensation. Congress sources said the party wants five changes, including bringing in tobacco, electricity, alcohol and petrol under the GST regime. These have been exempted so far due to objections from the states. The Congress also wants removal of the 1 per cent ad-ditional tax, imposed over and above the GST to compensate the manufacturing states. The party feels this provision will only benefit states like Gujarat, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. The Congress wants the reve-nue-neutral GST rate to be kept at 18 per cent and not 27 per cent, and 100 per cent compen-sation for five years to states for revenue loss due to the switch to the new regime.

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UPSC civil services: 18 from Guj, 3 in top 100Out of 61 candidates who appeared for the Mains from the institute, 3 candidates secured positions in the All India top 100 rankings

“Top 3 In India are Girls”

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Cracking the prestigious Civil Services Examina-tions no more remains an ‘urban-centric phe-nomenon’, say officials at SPIPA (Sardar Patel In-stitute of Public Admin-istration)- the city-based apex training institute set by Gujarat Government. This institute saw a re-cord breaking 20 of its students clear the UPSC exams, the results of which were declared by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Saturday. Out of 61 can-didates who appeared for the Mains from the insti-tute, 3 candidates name-ly Anil Dhameliya (23), Mehul Patel (27) and Ra-

jendrakumar M Patel (70) secured positions in the All India top 100 rank-ings. Of the 20 successful candidates who made the cut included two wom-en, 5 candidates from SC (Scheduled Caste) and one from ST (Scheduled Tribe) category. As per SPIPA officials, this is a record tally for the state and the institute that came up in 1962 armed with the objective of aiding youth from the state into the civ-il services. The year 2013 saw around 48 students appearing for Mains ex-aminations with 16 clear-ing it. “SPIPA alumnus Anil Dhameliya who has secured 23rd rank hails from a Gadiyadhar Talu-ka in Bhavnagar and has

completed his studies from Vyara in Tapi dis-trict, so clearing the civil services examinations is no longer an ‘urban cen-tric phenomenon’. It is a myth that has been bro-ken in the recent years and we are getting more

students clearing UPSC coming hailing from dif-ferent backgrounds. An-other interesting trend to note was that rather than opt for Gujarati literature as an optional subject for Mains which is the norm, candidates took to

subjects like public ad-ministration, sociology, history, geography and philosophy, accountan-cy while only 10 took up Gujarati literature as optional subject,” said Sanjay Amrani, IAS , Deputy Director Gener-

al at SPIPA in Ahmed-abad. Many mid level professionals including a few from the medical profession like pharma-cy, dentistry and BHMS (homeopathy) were also among successful candi-dates. “For training the candidates for their in-terviews we had faculty flown in from Delhi and even JNU(Jawaharlal University) to coach them, including eminent faculty like Purushottam Agrawal, a former mem-ber of the UPSC. With around 52,000 books in library, hostel facilities, a full time study center and flexible study tim-ings,our efforts paid off with record number of students clearing the ex-

ams, while our future roadmap involves more faculty upgradation,” added Amrani. 29-year-old Anil Dhameliya, an BHMF(Bachelor of Ho-moeopathic Medicine and Surgery) who made it Top 100 ranks in his fourth attempt since 2010 said, “I saw that the exam pattern had been changing every year, so I had to quit my home-opathy practice to focus on civil services exams. While I did not get de-sired rank in 2013, my previous attempts led me to believe that I will become an IAS officer. I also took classes at SPI-PA and other IAS coach-ing centers since 2 years alongwith my studies.”

Congress seeks changes in GST Bill

Scrap additional tax, include alcohol, tobacco, electricity, says party

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DAYModi Bima Yojana can’t take off without state help

Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana — PM Narendra Modi’s pet social security scheme — will need hand-holding by states to get to its feet. This is one area where the Modi government is looking for financial favours from the Mamata government, but will she play along? At first glance, the yojana looks like an out-and-out central scheme, but some num-ber crunching by Life Insurance Council — the nod-al body for life insurance companies — has revealed that it needs support from state governments for its viability. Insurance firms have also found to their dis-may that they will lose heavily unless they get a waiv-er on stamp duty, which ranges from Rs 30 to Rs 40 per policy in various states. Mamata Banerjee has to take the call on whether she will indulge in this give-and-take with Modi for greater gains. The scheme, launched with much fanfare by Modi in Kolkata in May, has become a concern for state governments and life insurance companies alike, particularly because the Centre has no direct financial involvement in it. There are 2.6 crore policies under the yojana across India and Bengal accounts for around 10-12% of this, say sources. Getting on board this scheme will cost the Bengal government Rs 10-12 crore a year. “We approached the Centre for stamp duty exemptions. The Centre has told us to talk to state governments as it is a state subject,” said V Manickam, secretary gen-eral of Life Insurance Council. Manickam, who was in Kolkata on Saturday to attend the ICC Insurance Summit, gave the break-up of the Rs 330 premium: Rs 41 goes to banks as administrative charges and agent commission, stamp duty costs Rs 30-40, and insurance companies get only Rs 240-250. “Now, we have to do reinsurance of all the policies and there is a premium for that as well. So very little is left with us,” he said. The council has approached Insurance Reg-ulatory and Development Authority for 50% conces-sion in re-insurance policies. “IRDA is in talks with reinsurer for this. We had also asked the Centre but they advised us to approach the states. We shall meet the Maharashtra government first followed by West Bengal and others where the number of policies un-der PMJJBY is substantial,” Manickam said. Almost two months after the scheme was launched, 45 claims have already been registered across the country — one of which is from Bengal (Hooghly’s P S Kalal on July 2). The council has approached Credit Infor-mation Bureau of India to help companies identify duplicate claims under the scheme, said Manickam. “One might have 3-4 policies through multiple bank accounts but as per the scheme one person can have one policy only. Cibil will verify that during claim settlement,” he added. Under the scheme, anyone can get life insurance worth Rs 2 lakh by paying an annu-al premium of just Rs 330. The only criteria are that you should be between 18 and 50 years of age and have a bank account.

“It’s true that Jethmalani had given such a proposal. But there was a condition that Dawood Ibrahim should not be arrested when he reaches Mumbai. That he should be allowed to stay in his house. This was not acceptable to us,“

Yami wants to visit the place called ‘Badlapur’

- Pawar pointed out that his government refused Dawood’s offer because of the condition that he should not be arrested, Pawar told the media on Saturday...

Agency | New Delhi

Yami Gautam’s last film ‘Badlapur’ was a big hit and her stellar performance received accolades from the critics and film fraternity. The actress came to know about the place named Badlapur and is now

eager to pay a visit here. Since, the actress is not from Mumbai, she didn’t know about this place which is just 2.5 kms away from the city. She will next be seen in Divya Kumar Khosla’s ‘Sanam Re’, shot in Himachal. The movie will release early next year.

Agency | Mumbai

She carved her own image in the film world through her bold and passionate roles in films like “Jism 2” and “Ragini MMS 2” and now actress Sunny Leone says it’s her “dream” to star opposite Bolly-wood A-listers. “It’s anybody’s dream when they come into the industry to work with people, who they have seen in so many mov-ies. First and foremost, I’m a fan of Bollywood films and have been following them since a lot time. So, it would enhance my talent if I

get a chance to work with big stars. It would be a dream,” Sunny told IANS. “I’m a part of everything that I want to be. I work really hard for my roles. For me the only ac-ceptance and the only thing that is most important are my fans and staying connected with them,” she added. The 34-year-old is return-ing as a host with actor Rannvijay Singh in the eighth season of reali-ty show “MTV Splitsvilla”. Talking about her co-host, Sunny says he has lot of energy. “Rannvijay is re-ally fun. He has a lot of energy to

work. He is very professional. We two have a lot of things in common. One of the biggest thing was he is obsessed with his wife and I’m ob-sessed with my husband. So, we had a lot to share and talk about. We had a lot of fun on set and its great work-ing with him,” Sunny said. Talking about the eighth season of the show, she added: “This year is all about what women like and what they love and want. So, Rannvijay and I have guided some of these things to contestants and have given them good healthy advice.

Agency | Mumbai

Jacqueline Fernandez has previously been very open about her support for animals and has worked a lot towards such causes. Now, the actress decided to do her bit for charity and has in fact, decided to auction the outfits that she has worn in Bolly-wood films. Jacqueline Fernandez has decided to auction her attires on

an online portal and the details of the same will be posted on her social media account. Sourc-es reveal that some of her iconic outfits will be auctioned and the money collected, thereafter, will go towards a charitable cause. Some of these out-fits include the one she sported in the song ‘Party On My Mind’ from Race 2 and ‘Hangover’ from Kick among others.

Agency | Mumbai

Superstar Salman Khan has addressed the con-troversy over the use of a qawwali song “Bhar Do Jholi” in his upcom-ing film “Bajrangi Bhai-jaan”, saying he will look into the legal issues of the matter if there are any.Reportedly, Amjad Sa-bri, a prominent qawwali singer from Pakistan, has planned to sue the produc-ers for using the qawwali,

to which he claims to own the copyright, without permission. “This is the qawwali we have heard since childhood. It is our rendition. Sabri broth-ers’ family not liking our rendition of the qawwali is like my grandchildren not respecting Being Hu-man,” Salman said about the singer’s accusations. “I don’t think somebody from the family would have done this. I don’t think there is a legal issue.

Yami Gautam came to know about the place named Badlapur and is now

eager to pay a visit here

It’s a dream to work with big stars, says Sunny Leone

Actress Sunny Leone says it’s her “dream” to star opposite Bollywood

A-listers

Jacqueline Fernandez to auction a few of her movie outfits for charity

Salman Khan plays down row over use of “Bhar Do Jholi” song

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SPORTS ROUNDUP

Agency | Pallekele

Pakistan’s brittle top-or-der undid the good work of leg-spinner Yasir Shah as Sri Lanka seized con-trol of the series-decid-ing third and final Test in Pallekele on Saturday. Having been bowled out for 278 in the first in-nings, Sri Lanka hit back to reduce Pakistan to 209-9 by stumps on the second day that saw 11 wickets fall on the even-ly-paced pitch. Nuwan Pradeep grabbed 3-26 in 14 steady overs and fel-low seamer Dhammika Prasad chipped in anoth-er three wickets to cause a dramatic Pakistani col-lapse. Sarfraz Ahmed returned unbeaten on a gallant 72 and Azhar Ali made 52, but none of the other batsmen settled down to form a sizeable partnership. Last man

Agency | London

The curse of beating Ra-fael Nadal at Wimbledon has struck again. Dustin Brown, the German qual-ifier with the dreadlocks who surprisingly beat the two-time Wimbledon champion in the second round on Centre Court, lost on Saturday in his very next match. He is the fourth man in a row to eliminate Nadal early at the All England Club and then fail to advance in the next round. All four were ranked outside the top 100 in the world. “Obvi-ously having the pleasure and being able to play on Centre Court and then

Agency | New Delhi

The Congress on Friday used former Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) chief A S Dulat’s book to target the BJP — focus-sing on his remarks on the Gujarat riots and the Kandahar hijack. Accord-ing to Dulat, former Prime

Minister A B Vajpayee believed the 2002 Guja-rat riots was a “mistake”. The former R&AW chief also said the authorities “goofed up” during the 1999 Indian Airlines hi-jack. “The foundation of terrorism, not only in In-dia but in the entire world,

Advantage Lanka in decider

The curse of beating Nadal strikes Dustin

Former R&AW chief AS Dulat’s revelations: Congress, BJP spar over Gujarat riots, Kandahar hijack claims

Socio Economic and Caste census: Landlessness high in Kerala, West Bengal despite land reforms

Agency | New Delhi

States that have imple-mented land reforms have higher rates of land-lessness than the nation-al average, according to data from the Socio Eco-nomic and Caste Census (SECC). Of the coun-try’s total 17.92 crore rural households, 10.08 crore or 56 per cent do not own any agricultural land. What is surprising, though, is that the inci-dence of landlessness is higher in Kerala (72 per cent) and West Bengal (70 per cent). The per-centage of rural house-holds with no land in the two states — both known to have undertaken rad-ical land reforms under Left-ruled governments in the past — is higher than even for the likes of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajas-than, Gujarat, Maharash-tra or Odisha that have no record of carrying out any sustained land re-distribution programme. One reason for this seem-ing discrepancy could be that the SECC data looks only at agricultural land and not homestead land, said Abhijit Sen, former member of the Planning Commission. Kerala, for one, has seen significant

reduction in land under cultivation. Quite a bit of farmlands redistributed to erstwhile tenant-culti-vators after imposition of land ceilings would, over time, have got convert-ed to pure homesteads. Many agricultural house-holds would have exited farming altogether. This is partly also borne out by the SECC data on sourc-es of household income. While “cultivation” formed the main source of income for 30.1 per cent of all rural house-holds in India, the figure for Kerala was as low as 10.25 per cent. However, K P Kannan, former di-rector of the Thiruvanan-thapuram-based Centre for Development Stud-ies, felt that the 72 per cent landlessness figure “needs further confirma-tion”. While the gross cropped area in Kera-la has fallen, it “has not dipped to the extent the SECC data would sug-gest”. In West Bengal, the high landlessness is seen to be related to the fact that land reforms in the state were focused more on providing sharecrop-pers legal security of ten-ure and protection against eviction — through the Left Front government’s

Operation Barga during the 1980s — than con-ferring ownership per se. In West Bengal, too, the proportion of rural house-

holds mainly dependent on cultivation as a source of revenue is compara-tively low at 18.87 per cent. The states with

the lowest rates of land-lessness — defined by agricultural land — are Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh.

(was laid) when three terrorists were let loose by a soft government led by the BJP,” Congress spokesperson Tom Vada-kkan said on Friday. “The BJP government created a permanent security threat to the country in the shape of Jaish-e-Muhammad which Maulana Masood Azhar founded in Paki-stan. These released ter-rorists were among those who engineered the attack on Indian Parliament in 2008, 26/11 Mumbai ter-ror attacks and several other ‘bleeding cuts’ to our nation,” he said, ac-cusing the BJP of prac-tising “false nationalism” and “fake patriotism”. He said the BJP and the Prime Minister should tender an unconditional apology to the nation for having aid-ed, abetted and favoured anti-India elements. An-other spokesperson, Ajoy Kumar, focussed on Du-lat’s remarks on Vajpay-ee’s reported reaction af-ter the 2004 Lok Sabha elections.

Imran Khan, who got to bat for the first time in five Test matches, kept Sarfraz company at close on zero. Pakistan were struggling at 152-7 when Yasir helped Sarfraz add 45 for the eighth wick-et, himself contributing 18 with the bat to follow his impressive bowling. Yasir claimed another five-wicket haul as Sri Lanka added six runs to their overnight score of 272-8 before they were dismissed within 20 min-utes of the start. Tharindu Kaushal was leg-before

to left-arm seamer Rahat Ali for 18 and last man Pradeep fell in the same fashion to Yasir without scoring. Yasir finished with 5-78, joining his idol Shane Warne as the only overseas bowlers to claim five or more wickets in an innings three times during a Test series in Sri Lanka. Yasir had taken 2-79 and 7-76 in the first Test in Galle to fashion Pakistan’s 10-wicket win. He then claimed 6-96 and 2-55 in the second match in Co-lombo which Sri Lanka won by seven wickets.

to play a match like that (on Thursday), doesn’t make a difference if I lost today (Saturday) or not, no one will ever be able to take that away from me,” said Brown, who lost to 22nd-seeded Vik-tor Troicki of Serbia 6-4 7-6(3) 4-6 6-3. Before the 102nd-ranked Brown, Na-dal lost to No. 100 Lukas Rosol in the second round

in 2012, to No. 135 Steve Darcis in the first round in 2013, and to No. 144 Nick Kyrgios in the fourth round in 2014. Brown, whose father is Jamaican and mother is German, reached the third round at the All England Club for the second time in his ca-reer, but he has never been any further. He also made it that far in 2013.

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Gujarat extends ban on Maggi for another monthSunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Gujarat government on Saturday extended the ban on Nestle’s Maggi noodles for another month as the company failed to produce safety standard reports, an official said. “We have extended the ban on Maggi because the company failed to furnish reports regarding the safe-ty of its product,” Gujarat Food and Drug Control Authority commissioner H G Koshia told reporters. “We have also extended the ban on Hakka noo-dles of SK Foods for one month as it too did not pro-duce reports on safety,” he added. The state govern-ment, on June 4, banned

Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

The two-hour early morn-ing yoga session has care-fully been eased out of the Chintan Shibir, an annual feature which under Chief Minister Anandiben Patel witnessed a marked shift in the way the event was organised at the time of her predecessor Narendra Modi, who had conceived it as a “thought retreat” where bureaucrats and politicians could bond and break bread. Modi had launched the Chintan Shibir in 2003, asking his ministers and over 200 IAS officers to participate in a brainstorming session to suggest fresh ideas and discuss projects at a desti-nation away from the state capital Gandhinagar. This

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Acting Chief Justice (ACJ) of Gujarat high court justice V M Sahai on Friday dismissed a crimi-nal application seeking ac-tion against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for filing a defective affidavit by con-cealing information about his marital status during 2012 assembly polls. Jus-tice Sahai who sat as single bench rejected the petition upholding the order of a sessions court that had dis-missed the petition on the ground of delay in lodging the complaint. Justice Sa-hai held that there was de-lay in lodging a complaint and also the petitioner

failed to plead in his appli-cation specifically that he acquired knowledge about the offence only in 2014. Justice Sahai said that law is settled that the court can’t work on assumption that the petitioner had no knowledge about the of-fence prier to 2014. “Had you specifically mentioned that you came to know about the offence only in 2014 during the election, things would have been different. The law is set-tled that there can’t be improvement in the com-plaint once you register it,” justice Sahai told the petitioner’s lawyer KR Koshti. In the defence of

Modi, Advocate General Kamal Trivedi, Addition-al Advocate General PK Jani, Government Plead-ers Mitesh Amin, Manisha Lavkumar and Additional Government Pleader RC Kodekar argued the case. In 2014 the petitioner Nis-hant Verma, a member of Aam Adami Party, had moved a magisterial court seeking action against Modi for filing an affi-davit in 2012 which was detected defective during 2014 Lok Sabha polls. According to the petition during the polls Modi filed nomination from Vadodara constituency for contest-ing general election and

the sale of Maggi noodles for one month in the state after the lead and mono-sodium glutamate levels in the noodles were found to be above the prescribed limits. Of the 27 samples, 14 had 2.8 PPM to 5 PPM (particle per million) of lead, as against the pre-scribed limit of 2.5 PPM, according to the state government. Koshia said

the authorities also found a product of Surat-based ‘Badri’s Yummy Noodles’ unsafe for consumption due to high lead content, and banned its production, sale and distribution in the state for one month on Saturday. Maggi noodles have been banned in many other states following the allegations of high levels of lead and MSG.

Gujarat HC dismisses petition against PM Narendra Modi for filing defective affidavit

in the affidavit Modi, for the first time, revealed his marital status and men-tioned Jashodaben as his wife. However, back in 2012 Modi, contesting state assembly election from Maninagar constit-uency, had left the space of spouse blank, which according to petitioner, amounts to concealing

information and hence action should be taken against Modi under the provisions of Representa-tion of People (RP) Act. Soon after Modi’s affi-davit in 2014 Verma had filed a criminal complaint in a magisterial court de-manding an FIR to be lodged against Modi and P K Jadeja, election officer.

No yoga, overnight stay at Chintan Shibir

time the three-day event, which began Friday after a three-year gap, is being held at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar and thus the key feature of an over-night stay is out. The 8th Chintan Shibir, a three-day event which began Friday

after a three-year gap, wit-nessed a marked difference from the earlier editions with use of tech-tools. Participating bureaucrats and ministers are all set to listen to the replays of the TED talks from econo-mists and innovators.