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Clean Ganga notpossible withoutclean Yamuna:

Bharti

37 killed as power-ful storms sweep

Bangladesh

Agency : Mathura, Apr 6Union Water ResourcesMinister Uma Bharati hassaid the Centre will soonstart fulfilling the promisesmade for cleaning up RiverYamuna. Saying that thegovernment is committedto the cause of cleaning upthe river, the minister addedthat the plans forrejuvenation of riverGanga also includecleaning up of Yamuna asit is not possible to cleanGanga without cleaningYamuna.

IPL 8 opening: Bollywood to add glitter to the ceremony

7 held inadvocate murder

caseAgency : Kumbakonam, Apr 6Seven persons have beenarrested in connection withthe murder of an advocateof the Madras High Court,police today said. Theaccused arrested undervarious IPC sections, wereremanded in judicialcustody today, police said.M K Raja, brother ofPMK state vice-president,was returning home in a carafter attending a templefunction on the night of April3 along with his friendswhen some personsintercepted the vehicle nearKoil Sannpuram railwaygate, attacked andmurdered him.

India’s first home-built ScorpeneSubmarine launched into water

Agency : MumbaiFirst of the six Scorpene sub-marine was undocked atMazagon Dock Limited onMonday morning by De-fence Minister ManoharParrikar. He has asked allthe defence Public SectorUndertakings to double theproduction. The submarinewill be launched in Septem-ber this followed by formalcommissioning or inductioninto the Indian Navy only inSeptember 2016. “Betweennow and September 2016,the submarine will undergo ayear and a half of rigoroustrials and tests, both inharbour and at sea, while onsurface and while dived,”mentioned an MDL official.On successfully completingeach of the tests, on commis-

sioning the vessel will benamed as INS Kalvari. TheScorpene Submarine beingmade in MDL on transfer oftechnology from DCNS,France, is designed to oper-ate in all theatres including theTropics. It can undertakevarious types of missions thatare undertaken by any mod-ern submarine including anti-surface warfare, anti-subma-rine warfare, mine laying, in-telligence gathering, surveil-lance, etc. “Performance ofMDL has improved by 22to 25%, I have asked alldefence PSUs to try todouble the production in thenext three years.Theproject, which began about10 years ago, has over-shot the budget by nearlyRs. 5,000 crore and is ex-

pected to cost about Rs.23,000 crore. China’s in-creasing undersea prowesshas highlighted how muchIndia is lagging behind witha rundown fleet. India’snavy currently has 13 age-ing diesel-electric subma-rines, only half of which areoperational at any giventime due to refits. PrimeMinister Narendra Modi’s

Agency : DhakaAt least 37 people werekilled when powerfulstorms swept Bangladeshat the weekend and left atrail of devastation in thenorthwest, officials saidMonday. Rescuers and vil-lagers recovered the bod-ies of victims after thestorms flattened thousandsof houses, uprooted treesand electricity poles anddamaged paddy fieldsacross a large area on Sat-urday night and Sunday.Nineteen people died in thenorthern district of Bogra,government administratorof the district ShafiqurReza Biswas, adding thatmore than 100 peoplewere injured. "They diedmostly after they were hitby falling trees or col-lapsed houses and walls,"he said, adding that au-thorities have sent emer-gency relief to thousandsof villagers.

Govt pulls out 1,200 Indians from war-torn Yemen amidst heavy shellingAgency : New Delhi

Amidst heavy shelling inAden, India took great cau-tion in evacuating 439 of itsnationals to the naval shipINS Mumbai anchored offthe coast –- ferrying thepeople in small batches byboat to the ship. On Satur-day, over 1,200 Indianswere evacuated fromYemen by air and by sea,adding to the around 1,000Indians who have arrivedback in India so far, thegovernment said.

India has alsohelped pull out nationalsfrom Bangladesh, Djibouti,Nepal, Pakistan andUganda from the strife-torncountry. External affairsminister Sushma Swarajtweeted: "There is heavyshelling in Aden. The shipis anchored 5/6 KM off thecoast. Indian nationals arebeing taken by boat toboard the ship there." The

external affairs ministryspokesperson SyedAkbaruddin tweeted: "Pre-cious cargo.

INS Mumbai tosail from Aden to Djiboutiin pitch darkness with pre-cious cargo of 439 evacu-ated from Yemen." He ear-lier said: "Even as weevacuated 1,800 of ourcitizens from Yemen wealso helped some fromBangladesh, Djibouti,Nepal, Pakistan andUganda so far." He addedthat in the morning 322 In-dians were evacuated by airfrom Yemen, while more

than 370 nationals werepulled out by sea in the af-ternoon. Over 300 Indianevacuated from Yemen areto reach Kochi late on Sat-urday. He said 978 Indianswere evacuated in the lastfour days. The figure didnot include the Indians whowere expected to land inKochi late on Saturday.Two Indian Air Force flightscarrying 334 Indian nation-als evacuated from Yemenhad landed in Mumbai onFriday night. A total of 330Indians had arrived on anAir India flight in Kochiearly on Saturday.

The two-hour inaugural aims to charm the audience with a festive feel and includes a special segment dedicated to defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders

Rs 600/head package tour to PMNarendra Modi's birthplace

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadPrime Minister NarendraModi's birthplace Vadnagarand a visit to the railway sta-tion where he used to sell teaas a boy are now part of atour package started byGujarat Government's tour-ism agency. Tourism Cor-poration of Gujarat Ltd(TCGL), through its officialpartner, is offering a day-long tour, costing Rs 600 perhead, to Vadnagar inMehsana district and the lo-cal railway station where thePM used to sell tea as a boyat a stall owned by his fa-ther, among other spots.The package, 'A Rise FromModi's Village', is being of-fered by city-based AksharTravels Pvt Ltd, a TCGLpartner, and has reportedlybecome a huge hit among

government has ordered anaccelerated tendering pro-cess to build six conven-tional diesel-electric sub-marines at an estimated costof Rs. 50,000 crore ($8.1billion), in addition to theScorpenes French firmDCNS is assembling at theMumbai port to replace anearly 30-year-old fleet hitby a run of accidents.

Agency : KolkataBrace for dazzling lights andlaser projections shootingstraight-off from the groundat the Salt Lake Stadium fora replay of the magical mo-ments from past Indian Pre-mier League (IPL) editionsas a fresh chapter of thecash-rich Twenty20 tourna-ment gets going with a glitzyopening jamboree that unitesthe world of cricket withblockbuster Bollywood hereon Tuesday. Setting the stagefor the eighth edition of theleague will be tinsel town’sstars — Hrithik Roshan,Shahid Kapoor andAnushka Sharma — in whatis being pitched as the ‘India

ka Tyohar’ (Festival of In-dia). The two-hour inaugu-ral aims to charm the audi-ence with a festive feel andincludes a special segmentdedicated to defendingchampions Kolkata KnightRiders (KKR). It also incor-porates more glimpses of

cricket than the previous in-augurals. Despite the ab-sence of superstar ShahRukh Khan, a regular at theinaugurals, or any foreignartist, Roshan Abbas’s En-compass Events promises a“different” and “global” ex-perience that will entertain all.

The Kolkata connect willnot be forgotten. Around400 performers (including300 locals) will be involvedin the stellar opener choreo-graphed by Remo D’Souzaand Santosh Shetty that willsee eight-to-ten-minute per-formances by Hrithik,

Shahid and Anushka (crick-eter Virat Kohli’s beau) ona mash-up of popularBollywood dance tracks.Incidentally, this is Hrithik’ssecond live show in Kolkataafter a gap of 15 years whilethe city hosted its last IPLinaugural in 2013.

tourists since its launch.State-run TCGL is promot-ing the tour on its website.According to the tour op-erator, the package hasbeen receiving "very good"response since it was firstintroduced during VibrantGujarat Summit in Januarythis year. Among other des-tinations and attractions ontheir way to Vadnagar from

Ahmedabad andGandhinagar, the itineraryincludes a visit to Modi's an-cestral house in Vadnagar,where he was born. Thetravellers are then taken toa primary school - VadnagarPrathmik Kumar Shala -where 64-year-old Modi'sacademic journey started,according to TCGLwebsite.

Rain, thunderstorm may play spoil-sport at IPL opening ceremony

Agency : KolkataThere is a high possibility ofrain and thunderstorm inter-rupting the opening cer-emony of the Indian PremierLeague (IPL) at the SaltLake Stadium here on

Tuesday, according to theMet office predictions. Re-gional Meteorological Cen-tre director GC Debnathsaid apart from showers,there is a high chance of athunderstorm strikingKolkata and a surrounding50-km area in the afternoon."There is a high possibilityof rain and thunderstormaround Kolkata and sur-rounding 50 km on Tuesdayespecially in the afternoonand evening. It is difficult tosay if it will affect Salt Lakebut chances are high,"Debnath said. Theweatherman's forecast hasalready increased thecreases on the foreheads ofthe organisers, who are par-ticularly concerned aboutthe smooth conduct of a lightand laser show which is sup-posed to be the main attrac-tion of the ceremony, in theevent of the thunderstorm.All eight team captains willbe present at the function totake the MaryleboneCricket Club (MCC) Spiritof Cricket pledge.

3 Attacks in 4 Hours in Jammuand Kashmir, 3 Policemen Killed

Agency : SRINAGARMilitants today carried outthree apparently-synchronised attacks killingthree policemen and injur-ing two persons in the val-ley where Asia's largest Tu-lip Garden was opened topublic as a major event towoo tourists to Jammu andKashmir. The deadliest ofthe attacks in three hours

took place in Amshipora vil-lage in Shopian district ofsouth Kashmir in whichthree policemen were killedby the ultras. The attackscame on a day when ChiefMinister Mufti Mohd Sayeedopened the Tulip garden onthe banks of the Dal lake ex-pressing the hope that theValley would see a bumpertourist season this year and

to make the numbers "un-precedented". A police of-ficer said the three police-men--Head ConstableMushtaq Ahmad and Con-stables Shabir Hussain andNazeer Ahmad Wani--hadgone to the village to investi-gate a routine criminal casewhen the militants attackedthem. "The constables wereunarmed and had travelledby a public vehicle. The at-tack took place at around1.30 pm," the official said.The first attack took place inPattan area of northKashmir's Baramulla districtat around 11.45 am whenmilitants opened firing on apolice officer travelling in apassenger bus.

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DAYSome prime judicialquestions in India

Conferences of chief justices of high courts and chiefministers are staid affairs. Judicial and executive leadersget together for chitchat and avoid saying anythingcontroversial. There is some talk of pendency of cases incourts and the gathering disperses until the next suchoccasion. Judges don’t publicly say anything againstpoliticians. The latter are in any case chary of criticizingjudges. What happened at this forum on Sunday wasvery unusual. Prime Minister Narendra Modi touchedupon one big taboo subject and stirred a hornet’s nest inthe bargain. In his speech, Modi spoke on two interlinkedtopics. One, the difficulty in estimating the differencebetween perception and reality. Two, the possibility of“five-star activists” driving the judiciary. These arecontroversial remarks. They have been made against acertain background and this needs to be appreciated. Inrecent months, many decisions of the Union governmenthave been subjected to judicial challenge. Now there isnothing new here and this has been so since the advent ofjudicial activism. In one set of decisions at least, the Modigovernment has upped the ante. For the first time in twodecades, the Union government has shown activism inaccepting/rejecting the names of people for appointmentto the apex court. Not only that, the passage of a lawending the collegium system of appointment of judges,too, has proved controversial. To say that there is aconfrontation between the judiciary and the executive willbe too strong a claim. But these decisions have led toanxiety. On a different, non-institutional plane, activistsof various hues have kept up the pressure on Modi sincehis time as chief minister of Gujarat. One way to look atModi’s assertions will be to see them against abackground of institutional imbalances in the Indian polity.This is a well-known theme. Another way to see themwould be to look at the past two decades of judicialevolution. Under the original Constitution of 1950, thejudiciary had wide-ranging powers of judicial review.These were seldom used beyond a point. Since 1974,judicial review of laws and executive actions has cometo such a stage that one legal scholar, Upendra Baxi, hasclaimed that India’s higher judiciary now co-governs thecountry. If this question is posed to any Supreme Courtor high court judge, he will reject it instantly. But thatdenial will not square with reality. The realm of plain vanillajudicial review has been left long behind. Today theSupreme Court is an active intervener in policyformulation. From deciding how natural resources willbe allocated to something as mundane as the number oftoilets in schools in some states, nothing is seemingly outof the purview of courts. This enlargement of domain hasa corollary. By their very nature, public acts invite publicscrutiny. If the apex court and high courts pronounce onmatters that affect policymaking, sooner or later, judicialdecisions and judicial conduct, too, will be subject tocriticism and possibly partisan comment. That will be adangerous development for many reasons. The judiciaryas an institution is a very important safeguard for Indiandemocracy.

"BJP-led National Democratic Alliance government as "anti-farmer and anti-poor",the Land Acquisition Act 2013 was drafted after two-and-a-half-years of consultationwith all political parties and some of the BJP leaders even wanted to take credit for itafter the bill was passed and became a law"

- Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh said

- Kapilkumar M. HirparaEditor

Salman Khan hit-and-run case: Prosecutionaccuses defence of coaching the witness

Agency : MumbaiThe prosecution today re-jected Salman Khan's driverAshok Singh's statementand accused the defence ofcoaching the witness. It waslast month that the driverwho has been employed bySalman Khan's family for 20years- confessed to beingresponsible for the accident.The prosecution has calledthe timing of the confessionsuspicious. In the previoushearing, the prosecution toldthe court that there was nodoubt that Salman was driv-ing the car when it ran overa pavement in 2002 killingone and injuring four. The

Huma and I share an awkward relation-ship in 'Oculus' remake, says Saqib Saleem

Agency : New DelhiActor Saqib Saleem iskicked about his next film,an adaptation of Hollywoodhorror movie "Oculus",which will see him sharing atumultuous onscreen rela-tionship with sister HumaQureshi. The brother-sisterduo is working together in aBollywood movie for the firsttime in the Prawaal Raman-directed movie. The yet-un-titled movie, like the original,focuses on the story of abrother-sister, who get sepa-rated at a young age due toan antique mirror. "I am veryexcited for 'Oculus' becauseit is the first time Huma and Iwill be working together. Wekeep talking about the movieall the time, have similar lik-ings and finally we are com-ing together. Our relation-ship, however, is not a typi-cal one in the film. "We sharean awkward sibling relation-ship, totally different fromhow we are in real life. In

the film our characters de-test each other, even thoughthere is a lot of love betweenthe two. The relationship isintense and aggressive,"Saqib. The 26-year-old"Mere Dad Ki Maruti" starwill play the younger sibling,who is sent to a juvenile

home and spends 12 yearsthere. Saqib has stationedhimself in Delhi for sometime to attend workshops toget into the skin of his roleand he also plans to visit ju-venile homes in the city tobring authenticity to his per-formance.

TRISHA KRISHNAN TO PLAYDOUBLE ROLE FOR GOVI’S

accused had in the beginningof the trial accepted that thevehicle was owned by himand was in his possessionwhen the mishap occurred.The prosecution has also al-

leged that Khan did not havedriving licence and was un-der the influence of liquor atthe time of the accident.Khan had denied bothcharges.

Agency : MumbaiKollywood famous actressTrisha Krishnan who hadworked for many hit mov-ies will be playing a doublerole for the upcomingmovie. While, till date notmuch details has been dis-closed regarding the projectbut it has been informed thatthe movie will be a horrorthriller movie. Along with thisfew reports informed thatthis will the first time in ac-tress Trisha Krishnan’s ca-reer when she will be seenplaying the double role. Themovie will be directed byGovi. If close sources are tobe believed then it has beendisclosed that the shootingof the movie will start fromMay, 2015. Apart from thisactress is quite busy with herupcoming movie Lion.

Kangana Ranaut slams Deepika Padukone's'My Choice' video, calls her a sexistAgency : Mumbai

Many might be going gagaabout Deepika’s My Choicevideo, but at the same timeit’s also receiving a lot of flakfrom several people KanganaRanaut says DeepikaPadukone’s much-talkedabout My Choice video mustbe appreciated for the effortof promoting women em-powerment, but at the sametime, the Queen actress thinksempowerment cannot happenby becoming sexists.“Women empowerment doesnot mean you create complexamong men. Then it will take20 more years to empowermen. It is all about evolvingas a soul, as a human being.It does not mean that youbecome a sexist,” Kanganasaid. If you will remember,Sonakshi Sinha too slammedthe video and said having sexoutside marriage is not

women empowerment. MyChoice, directed by HomiAdjania, calls for a changein the mindset of men aboutwomen and asks them tostop judging women fortheir choices of clothes, pro-fession and life. The videoshows Deepika talking

about the freedom of choicethat women must have re-garding multiple issues, in-cluding having the choice toindulge in sex before mar-riage or out of marriage ornot having sex at all. It alsofeatures 99 other womenalong with the Piku actress.

Alia Bhatt crosses 4 mil-lion followers on Twitter

Agency : New DelhiAlia Bhatt, who is busyshooting for Udta Punjab,has achieved a new feat onTwitter. The actor hascrossed four million follow-ers on the micro-bloggingsite.She thanked her fans forall the love and support andpromised to entertain themthrough her movies, songsand jokes. "So a BIG HUGis overdue!!Thank youthank you all, 4 million. BIG

one for me... I oath to en-tertain you( via movies,songs & jokes) forever,"Alia posted on Twitter." TheStudent of the Year star willbe next seen in Shandaar,Udta Punjab and Kapoorand Sons. She will be seenopposite Shahid Kapoor inShandaar and Udta Punjabwhile Kapoor and Sonsstars Sidharth Malhotra andFawad Khan apart fromher.

“Dabangg 3” may take one ortwo years, says Arbaaz Khan

Agency : MumbaiThe third instalment of thesuperhit Bollywood fran-chise ‘Dabangg’ is on thecards. Filmmaker ArbaazKhan says it may take oneor two years to shape up.Arbaaz, who produced‘Dabangg’ (2010) and thendirected and produced itssequel, is waiting for his

brother, actor Salman Khan— the lead actor of bothfilms — to finish all hispending assignments. “It(‘Dabangg 3') is in talks.Salman and I will sit some-time when he is throughwith his movies and all,”Arbaaz told reporters hereat a book launch event.“We will ideate on the script

and it may take one or twoyears,” he added.

Further, he re-vealed that he may handover the direction to some-body else this time but willdefinitely produce it. “As ofnow only that departmentis open… maybe some-body else might direct‘Dabangg 3' but only I willproduce it and nobodyelse. That’s our own fran-chise,” the filmmaker said.Meanwhile, as of now,Salman is busy with his films‘Prem Ratan Dhan Paayo’and ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’.After that, he will startshooting for Karan Johar’s‘Shuddhi’.

Emraan Hashmi to host firstscreening of ‘Mr X’ for son

Agency : MumbaiActor Emraan Hashmi willtreat his superhero-loverson, Ayaan, and his familyto the first private screeningof his sci-fi thriller “Mr X”.

The Vikram Bhatt-helmedfilm will see Emraan playinga man with invisible super-powers for the first time inhis career, and the actor isexcited to show it to his son.

“Ayaan loves superheroesand now that I am playing acharacter that has this in-credible power of invisibil-ity, I’m confident that my sonwill enjoy this film of mine.It will be just great to gaugehis reaction. Mr X is a fullon masala, family enter-tainer in 3D and yes I willhost the first screening of thefilm for him and my family,”Emraan, 36, said. Producedby Vishesh Films and pre-sented by Fox Star Studios,the film will release in 3D and2D on April 17.

Shahrukh Khan's little AbRamjoins Clean India Campaign!

Agency : MumbaiBollywood actor ShahrukhKhan’s little baby AbRam isa strong believer of CleanIndia Campaign and this wasexhibited in the latest picturetweeted by King Khan onhis official Twitter profile. Inthe latest photo, AbRam canbe seen bare foot, holding abig broom. The photo hasbeen tagged as the Swacch

Bharat Abhiyaan by PapaShahrukh. Along with thepicture SRK tweets, “Start-ing him young to believe inClean India….Green In-dia…& maybe a round ortwo of Quidditch!!” Well thisis a great effort by babyAbRam as it would also in-spire several other youngIndians to believe in CleanIndia…Green India.

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SPORTS ROUNDUP

If MS Dhoni asks, I will jump off24-storey building: Ishant Sharma

Agency : KolkataIndian pacer Ishant Sharmamade known his disappoint-ment of having to miss outon a maiden World Cupberth due to his knee injury,but credited skipper MSDhoni for helping him copewith the disappointment. Hewent on to express his faithin captain cool by statingthat he would even jump ofthe 24th floor if Dhoni askedhim to. IPL Auction 2015:

Sunrisers Hyderabad havea formidable unit It was verydifficult to accept, but atsome stage you had to ac-cept it. In 2011, I did notget picked in the World Cupsquad. In 2015, I had agood chance.

I was in the teamand everything was goingwell for me but I still had tomiss it because of the (knee)injury. It was tough to ac-cept. The support staff and

Mahibhai (MS Dhoni)handled me very well at atime when I was emotion-ally down. You want to be apart of such a team.If cap-tains like Mahibhai tell youthat you have to jump fromthe 24th floor, you wouldreadily do that withoutthinking even once.Mahibhai helped me a greatdeal to cope with the dis-appointment,” said IshantFull list of players bought bySRH According to Ishant, itmakes no sense sweatingover injuries since they areuncontrollable at times. “Iknow what to do to avoidinjuries – to train hard whichI have been doing. Nobodylikes getting injured, butsome things you cannot con-trol, so no point worryingabout them,” he said. IPL2015 Auction: Full list ofplayers unsold for IPL 8

‘Champions in Miami, title number25’: It's Sania’s moment of glory

Agency : MiamiTennis ace Sania Mirzagave Indian sports-loveranother moment to cherishwhen she partnered withSwiss legend MartinaHingis to lift the women’sdoubles title of the MiamiMasters at the Tennis Cen-ter at Crandon Park onSunday night. Sania’s vic-tory came a few days afterbadminton star SainaNehwal briefly became theworld number one afterwinning the Indian OpenSuper Series title last week.Sania-Hingis won in straightsets 7-5, 6-1 against thesecond-seeded Russian duoof Elena Vesnina andEkaterina Makarova. Anecstatic Sania tweeted pic-tures of the trophy, oneshowing Hingis biting intothe glassware and Sania

poised to kiss it. “Champi-ons in Miami…. title num-ber 25,” the caption said. Itwas Sania’s 25th career titleand first at the CrandonPark while Hingis notchedup her fourth victory in Mi-ami and her 43rd doublestitle. Sania-Hingis had ear-lier won the at Indian Wellsafter winning at Sydney withBethanie Mattek-Sands. Inthe Miami final, the Indian-Swiss faced a tough first setwhen the Russian duo broke

serve thrice to be down 2-5. But Sania-Hingis thenshowed why they are sucha force, taking the next fivesets to win 7-5. However,the Russians had no clue inthe second set as the topseeds hit top gear to wrapup the match in just over anhour. Sania and Hingis willnext have a crack the Fam-ily Circle Cup starting laterweek. The Indian had wonthe title in 2011 with ElenaVesnina.

BCCI clears mystery on Sunil Narine

Agency : KolkataThe first Nor’wester of theseason was a real damp-ener. It deprived SunilNarine of his first practicesession with KolkataKnight Riders ahead ofIPL-8 that gets underwayon Wednesday. A soggyEden Gardens was underwraps, so the playerssweated it out at the indoorfacility of the Cricket Asso-ciation of Bengal. Forget jet

lag, Narine was lying lowbecause his fate was hang-ing in the balance. On Sun-day, BCCI cleared him toplay the IPL and the ‘mys-tery’ spinner showed up.The fans were happy. Overthe last seven days, every-thing about the KolkataKnight Riders was revolv-ing around the Trinidadian.Little wonder then that therewas a great sense of reliefin the air. “The bowling re-

view committee of theBCCI, comprising SVenkatraghavan, JavagalSrinath and AVJayaprakash examined thebowling action of SunilNarine after he had under-gone a biomechanical as-sessment at the ICC-ac-credited SRMC (SriRamachandra University)centre, Chennai,” began acricket board press state-ment. “The committee con-cluded that Sunil Narine,who had remodelled hisbowling action, was withinthe ICC approved limits forall types of deliveries thatwere assessed and hashence recommended to theBCCI, that his name may beremoved from the warninglist of bowlers with suspectaction. As a result, SunilNarine is now allowed tobowl in all BCCI tourna-ments,” the statementadded.

Heady batting brew, but bowling needs fizzAgency : New Delhi

On the road adjoining theChinnaswamy Stadium, bill-boards have cropped upand the rhetoric is cricket-laced as evident in lines like‘24/7 is not a batting col-lapse, it is a commitment’.The private hospital that hasput up these advertisementshas dipped into cricketinganalogies while dwellingupon its round-the- clockservices as the Indian Pre-mier League is around thecorner and Royal Challeng-ers Bangalore is set for an-other tilt. The fans, mean-while, are eager that RCBshrugs aside its indifferentrun in the last three editions,when the team did notqualify for the play-offs.Their hunger has been fur-ther whetted by theKarnataka squad that haswon almost all domesticcricket titles over two sea-sons and last year’s I-League champion –Bengaluru Football Club. As

usual, RCB steps into theIPL, flexing its battingmuscle while hoping that itsbowling arm will provide theideal support. In skipperVirat Kohli, A.B. de Villiersand Chris Gayle, RCB hasan enviable batting troika.Gayle has his niggles but hewill take pain-killer injec-tions and stride out omi-nously. Among others,Dinesh Karthik’s inclusionwill augment the batting andhe could also don thewicketkeeping gloves andoffer respite to de Villiers.

Darren Sammy and SouthAfrican David Wiese are theall-round options and thereare men ranging from theexperienced S. Badrinath tofresh-talent ShishirBhavane, waiting in thewings. The last-named is thelone Karnataka player in theoutfit. The bowling that wassupposed to lean on WorldCup Player-of-the-Tourna-ment Mitchell Starc, suf-fered a blow as the left-armspeedster is nursing a kneeinjury and will miss the ac-tion for two to three weeks.

Sebi mulls new norms forchanges in Sensex, Nifty

Agency : MumbaiRegulator Sebi will soon putin place new norms forchanges in constituents ofthe key stock market indi-ces, including Sensex andNifty, as it frames a sepa-rate mechanism for regulat-ing the index providers. Theindex operators, which in-clude subsidiaries of stockexchanges and independententities such as S&P, cur-rently do not come underSebi's direct regulatory pur-view and the new normswould also include a 'codeof conduct' for them whilemandating more disclosuresand greater transparencywhile including or excludinga stock from the indices."The broader equity indicestraded at Indian stock ex-changes are owned andmanaged by separate legalentities or subsidiary ofstock exchanges. As a re-

sult, these entities do notcome under the purview ofany specific regulation orambit of regulations," a se-nior official said. "Thereforecalculation, maintenanceand management of Indicesare carried out at the discre-tion of Index providers andno regulatory oversight ispresently available," headded. Accordingly, Sebihas decided to put in placea regulatory framework forthe index providers and theiractivities. Among others, themajor indices on the NSEare managed by India IndexServices and Product Ltd(IISL), a NSE group com-pany, which maintains over80 equity indices compris-ing broad-based benchmarkindices, sector indices andcustomised indices. Earlier,rating agency Crisil had astake in IISL, which it ex-ited in 2013.

Airtel Zero: Anotherblow to net neutrality

Agency : NEW DELHIAirtel has launched 'AirtelZero,' a platform throughwhich it will offer users freeaccess to certain mobileapps. These apps will befrom developers who havesigned up with the company.Through the scheme, appdevelopers and internet con-tent service providers (orover-the-top content pro-viders) will be able to makesome part of or their entiremobile app free for custom-ers. This implies that userswill not have to pay datacharges (or get usage allow-ance deducted from theirdata packs) when they ac-cess these apps via Airtel'smobile data network. It'sworth pointing out that Airtel

Zero violates the principlesof net neutrality as the com-pany will offer an advantageto certain players in terms ofcost of access and will evenpromote them. These play-ers will most likely shell outa fee to get this favourableposition. While Airtel willget an additional source ofrevenue, for service and appproviders, it will be an ad-ditional expenditure just toensure that they don't lagbehind their competitors.Airtel claims the platform issimilar to providing toll-freenumbers for customer careand says Zero is 'an openand non-discriminatory mar-keting platform for all devel-opers in India - irrespectiveof the size of their business.'

Why more people aresharing less on Facebook

Agency : New YorkIf you have cut down onthe amount of content youshare on Facebook orTwitter even as your listsof friends and followersgrow, you are not alone. Astudy co-authored by anIndian-origin researchersuggests that althoughmore and more people areparticipating in social net-working, a smaller percent-age of users are activelycreating and sharing con-tent. The findings to be pub-lished in the journal Man-agement Science pointedout that the cheaper andeasier it becomes to reachlarge numbers of people via

social media, the fewer“content creators” chooseto participate and the morecluttered the networks be-come. “Social communica-tion incentives diminisheven as the reach or thespan of communication in-creases,” said study au-thors Ganesh Iyer andZsolt Katona from Univer-sity of California, Berkeley– Haas School of Business.Industry reports estimatethat just 10 percent of Twit-ter users broadcast 90 per-cent of the network’stweets, while only a tinyfraction of the 55 million us-ers who blog post daily,Katona noted.

Mumbai Indians keen toscript second triumph

Agency : MumbaiMumbai Indians, the mosttalked about team in the In-dian Premier League (IPL),gear up for the eighth edi-tion of the cash-rich tourna-ment as one of the favouritesto clinch the title for the sec-ond time. The 2013 cham-pions are all set to take tothe 22 yards under newly-appointed coach RickyPonting, whose aggressionand experience would be abig plus to the squad. Lastyear, led by hard-hitting In-

dian opener Rohit Sharma,the team reached the play-off stages where they lost toChennai Super Kings(CSK) in the eliminator by7 wickets. But after the2015 IPL auctions the teamlooks more formidable evenbefore the start. Among thenotable buys wereAustralia's World Cup-win-ning opener Aaron Finch,who was bought forRs.3.2crore. The Victorian,part of SunrisersHyderabad in the IPL last

season, has played 22Twenty20 Internationals forAustralia and scored 756runs. New Zealand'sMitchell McClenaghan isanother crucial purchase.With his ability to pick upwickets, the left-arm paceris considered a limited oversspecialist, who has turnedout in 16 Twenty20Internationals for his nationalside claiming 17 wickets.Mumbai Indians have donewell to get him for Rs.30lakh.

We must reduce our mis-takes, says Paul van Ass

Agency : IpohAfter India suffered a 1-2loss at the hands of NewZealand in their secondmatch of the Azlan ShahCup hockey tournament,team's new chief coachPaul van Ass said that de-spite being the better sideon turf for the second con-secutive day, results con-tinued to elude his side.After a hard-fought 1-1draw against Korea yes-terday, India conceded alate goal to succumb totheir first loss and handNew Zealand their secondconsecutive win in the six-nation tournament at theAzlan Shah Stadium. De-spite having the bettershare of possession andball control, India paid theprice for some sloppy de-fending as New Zealandscored through skipper

Simon Child (38th minute)and Andy Hayward's(55th) late penalty cornerconversion to give Van Asshis first taste of defeat withthe Indian team. "I think weplayed good match, espe-cially in the third and at thestart of the fourth quarter.We were freely pressingthem, giving them somehard time with some scor-ing chances. I think we

dominated the better partof the game but unfortu-nately in the last six min-utes, we conceded a cor-ner and that is more withthe head (mental part)," theDutchman told reportersafter the match. NewZealand coach ColinBatch expressed happi-ness on his side's secondwin on the trot but saidthey had to dig deep.

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Botad – GJ 33Chhota Udepur – GJ 34

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Gujarat Congress requests Gov-ernor to disapprove GujCoTOC

Sunvilla News, GandhinagarA delegation of GujaratCongress led by state partypresident BharatsinhSolanki and Leader of Op-position ShankersinhVaghela visited Raj Bhawanin Gandhinagar and pre-sented memorandum toGovernor requesting him notto approve GUJCOTOCbill passed by Gujarat As-sembly. Congress in itsmemorandum said that thebill proposes telephone in-

tercept power to policewhich violates fundamentalrights of citizen and also vio-lated Indian Telegraph Act.Congress delegation arguedthat after repealing POTA,the Government of India hadintroduced Unlawful Activ-ity Amendment Act-2004which is enough to fightagainst terrorism. Congressargued that whenMACOCA was imple-mented in Maharashtra,Unlawful Activities Preven-

tion Amendment Act-2004was not in existence, andtherefore comparison be-tween GUJCOC andMACOCA is improper.Congress delegation saidthat present government hasadded the word ‘terrorism’to earlier GUJCOC bill forpolitical reasons. Congressobjected section 16 inGOJCOTOC bill whichconsiders statement beforepolice(not below rank ofSP) valid as evidence.

Aastha Spintex Mill commissioned at HalvadCorrespondent, Halvad

Gujarat Chief Minister onSunday attended inauguralceremony of Jashubhai Patelled Aastha Spintex pvt ltd atHalvad. MinisterBhupendrasinh Chudasamawhile speaking at the func-tion described AasthaSpintex plant as ‘value ad-dition plant’. He said this isthird such plant in this belt.He said this belt has startedgrowing jeera, and in thatcontext the district shouldhave value addition plant forjeera also. A video presen-tation in this function by the

employment to local villag-ers. Speaking in this function,state Chief Minister saidwhile prices of agricultureproduce go down, value ad-dition is only way out.

Gujarat BJP Dahod Unit creates larg-est human flag on BJP foundation day

Correspondent, DahodBharatiya JanataParty(BJP) Monday cel-ebrated its 35th foundationday in Gujarat in uniquestyle. A 1 lakh sqft humanflag was created here byabout 30,000 party work-ers who had arrived here forthis event from 1,407booths and 650 villages.This was the biggest mobi-lization of party in recentyears in non-election seasonin tribal belt of Gujarat. Ear-lier Dahod unit had orga-nized a 21-day long bikerally during membershipdrive which passed through450 villages. 33% part of

human flag was created byparty’s women karyakartawho were wearing greensarees. Saffron part ofBJP’s flag was created byparty karyakarta who werewearing saffron t-shirt andcaps. 400×250 ft flag’ whitepart was created by Dahodcity and taluka karyakarta,while BJYM workers cre-ated black border by wear-ing black t shirts and caps.The human flag was clickedby drone. Chief MinisterAnandiben Patel, state BJPPresident RC Faldu, Minis-ter BhupendrasinhCudasama, key organizer ofthis event and district BJP

incahrge of Dahod AmitThaker watched the flag from17 ft eyesight. Chief Minis-

ter conducted Panchnishthaoath on this occasion andaddressed this gathering.

company claimed, this is oneof first plants commissionedafter new textile policy intro-duced by Government ofGujarat. The companyclaimed it provides 95%

CM explains importance of organicfarming to people in Dahod forestsChief Minister AnandibenPatel today said that GujaratGovernment was keen tohelp people living in the for-est areas to cultivate vermin-culture, alongside producingminor forest produces, toaugment their income andlead a better life. Addressingthe members of Vateda-Andhari Van Mandali andSahbhagi Van VyavasthaSamiti in the remote forestareas of Dahod district, sheexplained the importance ofcompost manure with thehelp of worms, particularly inthe growing demand forgrowing demand for organic

farming produces. The ChiefMinister encouraged womenmembers to take benefit ofnumber of government’sschemes for women’s em-powerment. She also askedthem to create mass aware-ness against additions andfree the society from addi-tions. She asked the ForestDepartment to ensure thebenefits of the schemes andthe money reached the tar-get groups. She asked theDepartment to provide toi-let in every home of VanMandali and Sahbhagi VasVyavastha Samiti in the for-est areas.

Gujarat ISR to come up withearthquake prediction system

Sunvilla News, GandhinagarGujarat government’s Insti-tute of Seismological Re-search (ISR) is all set tocome up with an earth-quake early warning andprediction system to avoidloss of lives and propertyduring such a calamity in thestate. Gujarat had witnessedone of the most horrificearthquakes on January 26,2001, taking the toll of morethan 10,000 lives, in Kutchand a loss of the propertiesworth in crores, which wasthe main reason to come withthis idea of early warningsystem. “We are setting upan early warning system that

can predict earthquakewhen it takes place at itsepicentre and with its helpwe can give an alert around30 seconds before thetremors reach other places,”Director General at ISR, BK Rastogi. “By developingthis system, we can savelives of people at the timeof earthquake and also wecan generate alerts to theindustries including majornuclear plants and hazard-ous chemicals units so thatno lethal leakage will takeplace,” added Rastogi. Theidea to develop earthquakeearly warning system wasconceived considering the

fatalities that the state hadwitnessed during the majorearthquake on January 26,2001, said Rastogi.

The epicentre ofthat earthquake wasBhachau in Kutch district,which is considered as themajor faultline and we can-not deny the probability ofsuch major earthquakes infuture also, he said. Ac-cording to Rastogi, ISR’searthquake prediction andearly warning system will bethe country’s first such fullfledged centre. “There wasa plan to set up an earth-quake prediction centre inNoida on outskirts of Delhiand it got sanctioned also.However, work has notstarted, but we have alreadystarted developingsoftwares and hardwares forour system,” Rastogi said.“We have imported hard-ware and software systemsfrom some foreign universi-ties, while the research todevelop the technologyhave been based on fault-lines and seismic waves,”added Rastogi.

New districts in Gujarat allottedRTO Codes for vehicle registration

Sunvilla News, GandhinagarAs per a notification by Port and Motor Transport de-partment, Government of Gujarat, new 7 districts of Gujaratare allotted RTO code numbers.The list is following:

Gujarat’s Vaidehi wins AITA titleSunvilla News, Ahmedabad

City tennis player VaidehiChaudhary once again didthe state proud after sheemerged winner at AITAWomen's 50k tournamentheld in Karnal recently.Vaidehi showed maturityas the talented teenager,who trains at AhmedabadRacquet Academy, edgedpast Haryana's Niru easilywith a 6-2, 6-2 victory tolay her hands over the cov-eted trophy. In earlierrounds, the 15-year-oldhanded double bagel toDelhi's Nitu Tomar (6-0,6-0) in the prequarters.

The youngster once againcame up with superb showas she edged outKarnataka's ValentinaShekhar without droppinga single game (6-0, 6-0).In the semifinal, the Indianumber 44 brushed asideTamil Nadu's NiditraRajmohan 6-2, 6-2.Vaidehi has been in tre-mendous for lately winningmany titles at the nationallevel. She has been upset-ting better seeded playersoften and with the currentform, Vaidehi looks set toimprove upon her nationalrankings.

Board scanning past re-sults of Khokhara school

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadOfficials of the Gujarat Sec-ondary and Higher Second-ary Education Board(GSHSEB) are scrutinizingthe results of the past threeyears of Jay Somnath HighSchool situated inKhokhara. This school iscurrently under investigationafter the Class XII, Semes-ter IV, biology question pa-per was leaked. GSHSEBofficials suspect that some-one from the board and theschool staff had joinedhands to leak papers. It hasbeen alleged in some quar-ters that papers had beenregularly leaked by theschool staff for the pastthree years. The board isnow trying to find out howmany students from the

school had got more than80% marks. Board officialssaid that investigation by thepolice is yet to get to thebottom of the paper leak in-cident. A peon of JaySomnath High School isamong those arrested forleaking the biology questionpaper. A complaint in thisregard was lodged earlierby Ahmedabad district edu-cation officer Ashok Rathodwith Khokhra police againstfive persons for leaking the

question paper on March20, the day the exam washeld across the state. Ac-cording to official proce-dure, a government em-ployee carries the papers toa school in sealed packetsof 30 papers each. Thepackets are then sent to therespective examinationhalls. The invigilator opensthe seal of the paper in thepresence of two studentsfrom the class and gets theirsignature.

Plaints regarding bad roads, watersupply falls on AMC’s deaf earsSunvilla News, Ahmedabad

Bad roads, drainage andwater supply issues are get-ting problematic in the westand new west zones by theday.

Recently in a reviewmeeting officials pointed toalmost 1,800 civic com-plaints that are pending overa month across the city,which are being attended to.A majority of these com-plaints, 745 complaints be-long to the new west zoneand the west zone—the ar-eas that pay the highest taxesin the city. Of these 426complaints belong to thenew west zone. These in-clude the areas likeBodakdev, Ghatlodiya,Gota , Chandlodiya, Ranip,Sarkhej and Vejalpur. Poor

roads continue to be aproblem for residents inPanchgini apartment, nearHasubhai bungalows ,Konark tower, Sanidhyaapartments and Rajpathclub. Residents had lodgedcomplaints with the AMClast month. The drainageproblem of Takshashilaapartments too has re-mained on the backburnerfor many days now. Similardrainage issues have arisenin areas like Sola where resi-dents have been complain-ing of overflowing drainageopposite Dutt bungalows,near Silver cruise society,Vrindawan part 1 andVikasnagar society.

GPCB lodges complaint against a factorySunvilla News, Ahmedabad

The Gujarat Pollution Con-trol Board (GPCB) haslodged a complaint againstDutt Nature Cure in Vatvafor selling unpurified spentacid to another company inVatva, Ni Roop Chemicals.Vatva police officials saidGPCB's regional officer RBTrivedi has named generalmanager of Dut NatureCure Naresh Nagar and thedriver of the tanker, whichwas caught red handed byGPCB officials on 24March in Vatva with thechemical. Inspector ofVatva police station JaideepSarvaiya said according tothe norms the company hasto first purify the spent acidand then only it can sell it."According to the complaintDutt Nature cure had soldunpurified spent acid to NiRoop chemicals in Vatva"added Inspector Sarvaiya.On 24 March, GPCB offi-cials on a tip off had inter-

cepted the tanker filled withspent acid. However on theother hand, even when theofficials of GPCB had

lodged the complaint againstthe company on 29 March,the facts came to light on 5thApril. Vatva police officials

said they had already startedthe probe in the complaintand very soon they will comeup with startling revelations.

BM institute to revamp autism careSunvilla News, Ahmedabad

The number of children iden-tified with autism is increas-ing, with the data from theCentre for Disease Controlsuggesting that one in 68 chil-dren falls into the spectrum.To help kids withneurobehavioral disorders, BM Institute of Mental Healthis set to expand its serviceswith advance training meth-ods and therapeutic facilities.Institute director Dr MadhuSingh said: "We're revamp-ing our care for our 20 au-tistic children from June. Weshall include TEACCHmethod, structured environ-ment, visual communication,sensory integration, pictureexchange and art, music andplay therapies." TEACCHmethod, developed by pro-

fessor Eric Schopler at theUniversity of North Caro-lina at Chapel Hill, is a thera-peutic tool to help autistickids understand their sur-roundings. The institute,which played a pioneeringrole in psychological re-search in the country in the60s and 70s, is also plan-ning to rope in a fewschools and organizations touse their campuses for hippoand dolphin therapies.

Hippo therapy (therapeuticriding on a horse) mobilizejoints, improves posturalcontrol and functional activ-ity. In dolphin therapy,child's interaction with dol-phins increase attention andenhance cognitive pro-cesses. The institute is alsoplanning to start holdingtherapy, a technique whereina parent would hold the childtightly in a way that ensureseye contact between them.