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News Brief

Woman lawyer held for cheating

Agency | Hyderabad

A woman lawyer was today appre-hended for allegedly duping two youths of Rs 1.25 lakh by promising them jobs in high court, police said. Based on a tip-off, the South Zone Team of the Com-missioner’s Task Force apprehended lady advocate Zain-ab Fathima, who allegedly collect-ed money from the youths on promise of job and issued fake and forged ap-pointment orders to them, Additional Deputy Commis-sioner of Police N Koti Reddy said.

Agency | New Delhi

Heavy downpour to-day left thousands of commuters stranded for hours as traffic jams were witnessed in various parts of the in the national capi-tal due to water-log-ging. Traffic snarls were witnessed in several parts of the city including major intersections such as ITO, Kashmere Gate, South Exten-sion, Laxmi Nagar, Ashram Chowk, Moolchand under-pass, Dhaula Kuan, Azad Market, Gu-rudwara Nanakpura, Badarpur, Apsara Border, Yamuna Vi-har, Okhla mandi, Uttamnagar, Rajouri Chowk and Nehru Place.

Agency | Kolkata

Former India captain and Atletico de Kolk-ata co-owner Sourav Ganguly would at-tend the Indian Super League football tour-nament’s domestic draft scheduled to take place in Mumbai on July 10. Express-ing confidence on their team formation for the second season of the ISL, Ganguly said: “I would attend the draft in Mumbai

City witnesses traffic jam due to heavy downpour

Ganguly to attend ISL

domestic draft

To destroy thousands of Maggi packs

Nestle pays Ambuja Cements Rs 20 croreIt will take more than two minutes to crack the mystery but we try

“Destroy Maggi packs”

Vyapam scam: 3-member panel to examine scribe’s viscera at AIIMS

WHO puts Quest Life Sciences on notice for clinical code violation

Shahid Kapoor, Mira Rajput’s real-life vivaah

Bomb scare on Turkish plane forces it to land in Delhi, no explosive found

Agency | New DelhiNestle India has paid Rs 20 crore to Ambuja Cements for destroy-ing Maggi instant noodles, which were found to be harmful for human consump-tion by the food reg-ulators in the country. Ambuja Cements, formerly known as Gujarat Ambuja Ce-ments, is believed to

have been paid the amount for burning the recalled packets of Maggi noodles at its cement plant in Chandrapur in Ma-harashtra. When con-tacted, a Nestle India spokesperson told PTI: “Gujarat Ambu-ja Cements is ... help-ing us to destroy the Maggi noodles being withdrawn by us from

Agency | New DelhiThe All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has consti-tuted a three-member board to examine the viscera samples and conduct histopatho-logical examination of tissues of TV jour-nalist Akshay Singh who died under mys-terious circumstances while covering Vyap-am scam. The board members include Ad-ditional Professor Dr Adarsh Kumar, Pro-fessor Dr Millo Tabin and Senior Resident Doctor Shashank Pooniya, all from the Forensic Department of AIIMS. According to AIIMS sources, the viscera samples are likely to be sent to CFSL Delhi while histopathological ex-amination of tissues will be conducted at AIIMS itself. “There are two parts of it - there is a possibility that the viscera sam-ples (internal organs)

Agency | New DelhiChennai-based con-tract research firm, Quest Life Scienc-es has been issued a warning by WHO over violation of pro-cedures during clin-ical trials for HIV drugs, second such Indian company af-ter GVK Biosci-ences to have come under regulatory scrutiny. The World Health Organisation has issued a ‘No-tice of Concern’ af-ter inspection of the

Agency | New DelhiShahid Kapoor mar-ried Delhi-based Mira Rajput in a gu-rudwara wedding and the couple was very simply dressed . Me-dia person Kommal D Seth tweeted a pic-ture of the newlyweds during the ceremony. The two tied the knot at a farm house on the outskirts of the

national capital. Sha-hid Kapoor opted for a white kurta-pyjama and a safa (turban) while Mira wore a green and pink sal-war-kurta with a heavy embellished dupatta wrapped around her head. She teamed it up with a statement maang tik-ka on her forehead and minimal make-

Agency | New DelhiA Turkish Airlines plane with 148 peo-ple onboard made an emergency landing at the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) in the national capital on Tuesday following a bomb threat. But it was lat-er cleared for take-off after the security agencies did not find any explosive. Civ-il Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju confirmed that the plane has been cleared to resume its flight to Istanbul. The

plane was flying from Bangkok to Istanbul. Civil Aviation Minis-ter Ashok Gajapathi Raju confirmed that the plane has been cleared to resume its flight to Istanbul. He said that no explosive was found during “routine check” as per the “protocol”. The plane landed in Delhi after its pilot was informed about a message scribbled on the mirror of a wash-room with a lipstick warning about the presence of a bomb in the cargo hold.

which is required for performing toxico-logical analysis will be sent to CFSL Del-hi while histopatho-logical examination which involves mi-croscopic examina-tion of tissues to study manifestations of disease will be carried out at AIIMS itself,” the sourc-es said.The viscera samples were hand-ed over to the Head of the Department of AIIMS, Dr Sud-hir Gupta by a police team from Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh, ear-lier in the day. As per post-mortem done by Dahod General Hos-pital in Gujarat, no internal or external injuries were found on his body. He had

an enlarged heart and weight of the heart was more than nor-mal and lungs were congested, the report stated. However, doc-tors who conducted the autopsy had “re-served” their opinion on the cause of death, following which the samples were brought to Delhi. Singh, working with Delhi-based TV To-day Group, suddenly took ill and died last Saturday after having interviewed parents of a girl Namrata Da-mor, who had been found dead near rail-way tracks after her name figured in the Vyapam scam. The demand for sending the viscera outside the state was made

company’s facility revealed critical de-viations from ‘Good Clinical Practises’, over data integrity, subject safety and quality assurance. In March, WHO had asked Quest to re-spond to a series of serious observations after an inspection in October 2014 during

trials of HIV treat-ment drugs Lami-vudine, Zidovudine and Nevarapine dis-persible tablets from Micro Labs. WHO inspectors had found that “over 67 per cent of pre- study electrocardiograms were duplicates of each other” and “in one instance a single

by Singh’s sister in a letter to Chief Min-ister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. India To-day group, for which Singh worked, had also urged Madhya Pradesh government to send his viscera sample to a forensic laboratory outside the state, preferably AIIMS at Delhi, for a transparent examina-tion. A large number of accused and wit-nesses of the scam - a massive admission and recruitment rack-et involving several middlemen, medical college owners, bu-reaucrats and politi-cians - have died so far under mysterious circumstances. Bow-ing to public outcry, Chouhan said he will request the High Court to order a CBI probe into the Vyap-am case, including the large number of deaths of people al-legedly linked to the scam.

ECG was reused for up to nine times for different subjects”. “This means that ECGs may not have been performed or were unreliable and therefore ineligible/unfit subjects could have been used in the study and protocol requirements have not been met,” WHO said. “An apparent attempt was made to hide documents from inspectors” by laboratory staff of Quest, it added.

up. The ‘Vivah’ ac-tor wanted it to be a close-knit affair and only the couple’s family members and few friends were in-vited to be part of the ceremony. Shahid Kapoor, from the be-ginning, kept the de-tails of his marriage under wraps as he feels their wedding is a “normal and regu-lar affair”. “I refrain from getting into de-tails. I thought that since I am here to-day, it was important to acknowledge it in front of the media, so I am doing that. Other than that, she is a normal girl and I am a normal guy, and we should treat it like something normal and regular. It’s my personal space and I won’t get into the details,” Shahid had said.

The aircraft touched down in Delhi at 1:34 PM and was taken to an isolated area of the airport after which all the passengers and the crew were off-loaded as was their luggage, which were subject-ed to security checks, Civil Aviation Sec-retary RN Choubey said. The aircraft was checked for ex-plosives by CISF and Bomb Disposal Squads. Commandos of the elite National Security Guard with their dog squads were kept on stand by. Del-hi Police will register and FIR in connec-tion with the incident, sources said.

the market.” While the spokesperson did not confirm the cost involved in burning Maggi at Ambuja Ce-ments plant, he said:

“In addition to the value of stocks being destroyed there will be additional costs to take into account, for example bringing

back stock from the market, trans-porting the stock to the destruction points and destruction cost etc.” Nestle India said that these costs and other unforeseen costs asso-ciated with the withdrawal will be dealt with in line with the ap-plicable accounting standards at the time of announcing the finan-cial results on the due dates. Last month, Nestle India said it is in the process of destroying Maggi in-stant noodles worth Rs 320 crore

after it was banned by the central food safety regulator FSSAI due to presence of lead and taste en-hancer monosodium glutamate (MSG) beyond permissible limits. On June 5, FSSAI banned Maggi directing Nestle to immediately withdraw and recall all nine vari-ants of Maggi instant noodles from market. Nestle India has also re-called the product from the market. Nestle India has challenged the ban order in the Bombay high court

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Minissha Lamba opens up on low-key marriage, says honeymoon will have to wait

PIL seeks ban on release of Salman Khan’s ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’

Agency | MumbaiWhile Bollywood fans were busy cel-ebrating Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput’s big fat wed-ding, another Bolly-wood actor, Minis-sha Lamba, quietly tied the knot with longterm boyfriend Ryan Tham at a pri-vate ceremony with close friends and relatives in atten-dance. Though the wedding came as a big surprise to peo-ple, it was expect-ed from Minissha, who’s a private per-son and prefers to stay away from the media glare. Here are excerpts from an exclusive telephonic

interview soon after her wedding: What a surprise! When did you get married? Yesterday (June 6). We finalised it two months back. We were not really sure about how it should be done, we talked and decided that a quiet intimate wed-ding ceremony was something we were comfortable with right now. Con-sidering your love for privacy in ev-erything you do, it doesn’t come as a big surprise? I guess so. But we are plan-ning a grand affair when the weather becomes a little bet-ter. We will invite

everybody we know. It will take place in Mumbai. And what after this. Where are you going for honey-moon? My husband has to be at work. So honeymoon will happen in time, I guess. Who all at-tended the wedding?All friends, family, close friends, friends of friends. Basical-ly those who you can see in the pic-ture that was shared on Twitter. Do you think marriage will change you in some way? I don’t know. It has only been 24 hrs. You can prob-ably ask me this question after a year.

Agency | MumbaiSriya Reddy, the VJ-turned-actress from 2008 Nation-al award-winning Tamil drama Kan-chivaram, is excited to be reuniting with the team behind the critically acclaimed film. To be helmed by Priyadarshan, the film, which will address an import-ant social cause, will also feature Prakash Raj. “When I did Kanchivaram,

I was scared as hell because I was pit-ted against Prakash Raj, who is like a film institute of act-ing and was being directed by Priya-darshan. This time, I’m slightly scared but I’m sure it’s going to be a much calmer experience. This film will be as sensitive as Kanchi-varam, and will ad-dress a topic that’s rarely discussed,” Sriya told Mirror.

While Sriya re-fused divulge details about the project, it is learnt that the film on social awareness on AIDS issue. Film-maker Vijay, who is known for films such as Thalaivaa and Saivam, will be producing this project. Industry heavyweights such as cinematographer Santosh Shivan, art director Sabu Cyril are also part of the project.

Agency | New Delhi It seems 2016 will be a year of clashes at the box office. Af-ter an Eid release for Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Raees’ and Sal-man Khan-starrer ‘Sultan’, fireworks

at the Bollywood box office will be seen with a clash between Ranbir Ka-poor’s ‘Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’ and Ajay Devgn’s directorial ‘Shivaay’ on Diwa-li. Filmmaker Karan

Johar, who is di-recting ‘Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’, starring Ranbir, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Anushka Sharma in the lead, announced the release of the film on Twitter.

Agency | MumbaiThe actress will have to undergo training in horse riding and sword fighting for the character Tanu Weds Manu Returns actress Kangana Ranaut, who will essay the role of warrior queen, Rani Laxmibai in an up-coming biopic, is confident that it will

be one of her career’s best films. Directed by Ketan Mehta, the yet-to-be-titled film will go on floors next year. “I am excited to be part of the proj-ect. It is going to be one of the best films of my career. It is a great opportunity to do something differ-ent and challenging,” Kangana told.

Agency | New DelhiRemakes and se-quels are the current favourites of Bol-lywood filmmakers these days. When the remake version of classic ‘Ram Lakhan’ was announced, speculations went rife over the star cast of the film. The

latest that has been reported about the 1989 remake is that petite actress Shrad-dha Kapoor is one of the top contend-ers to play dancing diva Madhuri Dixit’s role in the remake. Karan Johar is keen on casting Shraddha for Madhuri’s part

as he is highly im-pressed with the ac-tress post the success of ‘ABCD2’. How-ever, no official word has been put forward as yet. Other names which are reported-ly part of the remake version are Sidharth Malhotra and Ran-veer Singh.

Agency | AllahabadA petition seeking a ban on the release of Salman Khan-starrer “Bajrangi Bhaijaan” was today filed in the Allahabad High Court. The Public In-terest Litigation, filed by Chitrakoot-based social activist Anil Pradhan, has alleged that the movie con-tained scenes which could “hurt religious sentiments of the majority communi-ty”. Scheduled for

release on Idd, the movie tells the story of a young girl from Pakistan, who strays into Indian territory and faces tremen-dous difficulties on account of her be-ing speech-impaired. Salman, for whom it would be his first re-lease ever since his conviction in the hit-and-run case, plays a Samaritan who takes it upon himself to help the child reunite with her family in the

neighboring country. The film, which also features Kareena Ka-poor and Nawazud-din Siddiqui, is scheduled for release on July 17. The PIL, in which the Minis-try for Information and Broadcasting, the film’s producers Yashraj Films and other members of the star cast have been named as parties, is likely to come up for hearing later this week.

Though the wedding came as a big surprise to people, it was expected from Minissha, who’s a private person and prefers to

stay away from the media glare.

Sriya Reddy back with Kanchivaram co-star and director

Shraddha Kapoor to play Madhuri’s part in ‘Ram Lakhan’ remake?

The lesson from the Vyapam scam

Public attention has quite rightly been focused on the series of mysterious deaths of those involved in what has come to be known as the Vyapam scam. It is now quite clear that there was massive corruption in the competitive exams for professional courses and government jobs in Madhya Pradesh. A careful statistical analysis by one of our quant writers, Karthik Shashidhar, shows that the number of deaths linked to the case is highly unusual, especially those in the past few days. Shashidhar assumed that 7,000 people were involved in the scam and took into account the relevant mortality data of all Indians. The probabilities change in case you assume a different number of people involved in the scam as well as a different number of deaths. Yet, there is ample reason to suspect that something is wrong in the way people linked to the scam have died. There is another worry that also needs public attention. The iron framework of the Indian nation state has already become brittle; what has happened in Madhya Pradesh should be seen as an advance warning that there is worse in the offing. The corrupt examination system will further damage Indian public services. Citizens will have to depend on engineers, doctors and bureaucrats who are essentially incompetent but have managed to get plum postings by gaming public examinations. India needs to build adequate state capacity if it is to meet the growing aspirations of its citizens as well as hold its own in a hostile neighbourhood. China is the inevitable point of comparison. For all their faults, our national public institutions are still islands of competence: think of the Supreme Court, the senior civil servants, the Armed Forces and the Reserve Bank of India, for example. The problem is more acute in the lower levels of government. Why should this matter? There has been a clear movement towards administrative decentralization in recent years. Prime Minister Narendra Modihas often spoken about the importance of the states. The last two Finance Commissions have also said that more money should flow to the second and third tiers of government, or the state and local authorities. Centrally sponsored schemes are also being cut down to size. This newspaper has generally welcomed such empowerment. But we have also previously warned that such a transfer of resources to lower levels of government will work only if there is adequate administrative capacity and human capital on the ground.

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SPORTS ROUNDUPI have never allowed criticism to deter me: Younis KhanAgency | Karachi

Senior Pakistan bats-man and the toast of the cricket communi-ty, Younis Khan, has said that he always took criticism con-structively. “I always look at the positives when criticised. I take it constructive-ly. At same time I have never allowed criticism to deter me or deflate me,” Younis said on Geo News after he scored a record breaking 171 to lead Pakistan to a series win in the third Test against Sri Lanka on Tuesday. “I have never doubted

my own ability no matter what anyone says. My biggest driving force has been my fans and my family,” he said. The former Pakistan cap-tain said that he had always played for the team and country. “I always back myself to do something for the team and this in-nings was no differ-ent.” Younis said that he had faced many ups and downs in his career but always came back stronger. “I was hunting for a big score and I am happy it helped Pa-kistan win. But the

Agency | LondonA British Tamil bats-man died after being hit by a ball on the chest while playing for Manipay Parish Sports Club in divi-sion three of the Brit-ish Tamil League. Bavalan Pathmana-than was playing at the Long Ditton rec-reation grounds on Sunday when he re-ceived the blow. “We were called to Wind-mill Lane, Long Dit-ton, to reports that a man in his 20s had been injured by a

cricket ball striking his chest,” a spokes-man from South East Coast Ambu-lance Service was quoted as saying by the guardian.com on Tuesday. “We sent an ambulance and two cars to the scene along with an ambulance from the London Ambulance Service and the air ambulance also. The man was treat-ed at the scene and then taken to Kings-ton hospital in a life-threatening con-

dition,” he added. Pathmanathan was given Cardio-Pulmo-nary Resuscitation (CPR) and was treat-ed in an ambulance but the 24-year-old died from the inju-ries. Manipay Parish SC on their Face-book page posted: “Our cricketer Bav-alan Pathmanathan is no longer with us. He was hit by the ball on his chest while batting. Our club was totally shocked by his death at this young age.”

Agency | LondonMitchell Starc has warned England’s batsmen there will be no place to hide when Australia’s pacemen turn up the heat for the start of the Ashes series in Cardiff. The 25-year-old left-armer claimed nine wickets in the final warm-up match against Es-sex at Chelmsford,

improving after a slow start on his first outing in En-gland this tour. With Ryan Harris hav-ing announced his retirement because of injury, Mitchell Johnson, Josh Hazle-wood — who took four for 42 in Es-sex’s second innings on Saturday — and Starc will help pro-vide the ammunition aimed to unsettle En-

gland’s openers. It is a role the one-time Yorkshire player is more than happy to fulfil. “Having some guys who can bowl some good heat — and we can swing it — it is always good to see those batsmen jumping around and making life hard for them,” said Starc, who had a brief spell with the English county during 2012.

Agency | New YourkIf it is your birthday, Twitter will not only make sure that you get happy birthday messages but also animated balloons in your Twitter handle. The micro-blogging site has introduced an option to set your date of birth in its settings menu that will appear on your profile page. “Start-ing today (July 6), you will be able to show your birthday on your Twitter pro-file,” a Twitter blog post read. To add your birth date to your Twitter profile, choose the ‘Edit pro-

file’ option on Twit-ter.com. Your birth date will be a com-pletely optional part of your profile and you will have full control over who can see it. “The visibility setting for your birth year is separate from the setting for your birth month and day, giving you the flex-ibility to share as much (or as little) as you want,” the post continued. By filling out your date of birth, you will get a screen full of balloons and more timely congratulato-ry tweets.

Agency | New DelhiThe Sahara group on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that it was not possible for it to repay, in 18 months, Rs 36,000 crore of investors’ money that it had collected in 2007-08 in 18 months as was ordered by the court on 17 June. “There is no busi-ness house in the country or in the world which can deposit Rs36,000 crore in 18 months time,” senior coun-sel Kapil Sibal, ap-pearing for jailed Sahara chief Subra-ta Roy, told a bench of justice TSThak-ur, justice Anil R Dave and Justice AK Sikri. He said that he was get-ting an application ready that would be moved in a week’s time pointing to the difficulty in arrang-ing Rs36,000 crore to return the inves-tors money. His

Agency | BengaluruThe gloves are off as India take on New Zealand in the fifth and final game of the women’s One-Day International (ODI) five-match series here on Wednes-day with the teams locked 2-2. The se-ries decider is like-ly to be a battle of nerves as both teams will be going all out to clinch the rubber with the Kiwis aim-ing for their maiden bilateral series win in India in three at-tempts. Through the previous four games,

there has been little separating the two teams, both of whom have been alternately excelling and strug-gling. The Kiwis did well to shrug off a loss in the very first game to take the next two matches before the Indians hit back by winning the fourth after chas-ing down a 200-plus run target. As New Zealand skipper Su-zie Bates mentioned on Wednesday, the Kiwis have been weighed down by mini collapses that have taken the wind

out of their sails. They looked set to score in excess of 250 in the fourth ODI on Monday here, but fell short to be bowled out for 220. India reached the tar-get in 44.2 overs los-ing just two wickets. On the other hand, Indian batting did not looked quite the part. Marked by individual rather than collective effort until Wednes-day when the top order fired in unison with skipper Mithali Raj and opener Sm-riti Mandhana scored half-centuries.

Agency | LondonLeander Paes and Martina Hingis breezed into the mixed doubles quar-terfinals at the Wim-bledon Champion-ships after drubbing Artem Sitak and Anastasia Rodiono-va in straight sets,

at London on Tues-day. The seventh seeded Indo-Swiss pair needed only 48 minutes to thrash the Kiwi-Australian team 6-2 6-2 in the third round of the Grass Court Grand Slam tournament. Paes and Hingis are

the first team to seal a last-eight berth in the mixed doubles. Paes and Hingis, who are multiple Grand Slam win-ners, did not face a single break point in the match and broke their rivals twice in each set.

Agency | New DelhiStar grappler Yoges-hwar Dutt on Tues-day heaved a sigh of relief after clinching a spot for the World Championships by beating Amit Ku-mar Dhankhar, who had gone to court last year against the Olympic medallist alleging favouritism. Dhankhar had sought court’s direction on the method of pick-ing wrestlers for the

2014 Glasgow Com-monwealth Games. He had asked the court to issue direc-tions for holding tri-als in the 65kg free-style category fairly and to recommend the name of the best wrestler in that divi-sion to represent In-dia in the Games. Yo-geshwar on Tuesday defeated Dhankhar 6-3 in the final of 65kg selection trails, to make it to the Sep-

tember 7-12 World Championships in Las Vegas, which will also be the first qualification tourna-ment for next year’s Rio Olympics. “Yes, there was slight pres-sure on me to beat him. Although I was pretty confident of defeating him but in case, I was unlucky today, people would have got a chance to point fingers at me,” Yogeshwar said.

victory was due to a team effort. Shaan Masood played a remarkable innings and was oozing with confidence in the middle. “When we started the fourth innings we believed we could achieve the

target even on this pitch. I have always backed this team because it has some very good players who are not shy of challenges.” You-nis also praised leg spinner Yasir Shah and pacer Imran

Khan for bowling outstandingly well in the final Test to set up the win. Younis’s 171 is the highest score by a Pakistani in the fourth innings in a Test and it was also the fifth overall in the fourth innings.

Cricketer dies after being hit on chest in British Tamil League match

The Ashes: Mitchell Starc ready to bring the heat against England

India, New Zealand women head into ODI series decider

I was under pressure to win today: Yogeshwar

Paes-Hingis team storms into mixed doubles quarters

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Can’t pay Rs 36,000 cr in 18 months, Sahara tells SC

admission came as justice Thakur asked him that sup-pose Sahara was not able to repay the entire amount. At this, senior counsel Arvind Dattar, ap-pearing for market regulator Sebi, told the court that Sa-hara had told in the past that it can and would return the in-vestors money and it had the resourc-es to do so. In re-sponse, Sibal said: “If I have told the court that I can and I will pay but if I am not abler to (return) then I can be sent to jail.” The apex court had 19 June given Sahara’s two companies - SIRE-CL and SHFCL - 18 months to repay the investors’ money which they had col-lected in 2007-08 through OFCDs.


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Gujarat Congress blamed Govt for failure to curb law and orderSunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Leader of Opposition in Gujarat Assembly Shankersinh Vaghela blamed Gujarat government on failure to control law and order at Self-defense Sammelan. Jagdish Thakor of Congress was also present at the occasion. The sammelan was well received by villagers and Congress workers. Self-Defense Seminar in Chandiyl village in Daskroi district. The seminar is organised as Congress says government has failed to curb law and order with activities of loot happening for past few days in Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Kheda and Banaskantha districts. It will

made people aware about Self-Defense.A Week ago, Gujrat Congress alleged that BJP-led Gujarat Government is spreading “political terrorism” by thrashing villagers in those areas which are traditional Congress s t r o n g h o l d s .Shankersinh Vaghela, who represents Kapadvanj seat of Kheda district, took on the state government on the issue of scuffle between locals and police at Apruji-na-Muvada village of adjoining Kheda days back. To control angry villagers, police had fired at least 15 rounds. The Leader of Opposition in Gujarat Assembly Shankersinh Vaghela blamed Gujarat government on

failure to control law and order at Self-defense Sammelan. Jagdish Thakor of Congress was also present at the occasion. The sammelan was well received by villagers and Congress workers. Self-Defense Seminar in Chandiyl village in Daskroi district. The seminar is organised as Congress says government has failed to curb law and order with activities of loot happening

for past few days in Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Kheda and Banaskantha districts. It will made people aware about Self-Defense.A Week ago, Gujrat Congress alleged that BJP-led Gujarat Government is spreading “political terrorism” by thrashing villagers in those areas which are traditional Congress s t r o n g h o l d s .Shankersinh Vaghela, who represents Kapadvanj seat

of Kheda district, took on the state government on the issue of scuffle between locals and police at Apruji-na-Muvada village of adjoining Kheda days back. To control angry villagers, police had fired at least 15 rounds. The Leader of Opposition in Gujarat Assembly

Shankersinh Vaghela blamed Gujarat government on failure to control law and order at Self-defense Sammelan. Jagdish Thakor of Congress was also present at the occasion. The sammelan was well received by villagers and Congress workers.

S e l f - D e f e n s e Seminar in Chandiyl village in Daskroi district. The seminar is organised as Congress says government has failed to curb law and order with activities of loot happening for past few days in Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Kheda and Banaskantha

districts. It will made people aware about Self-Defense. A Week ago, Gujrat Congress alleged that BJP-led Gujarat Government is spreading “political terrorism” by thrashing villagers in those areas which are traditional Congress s t r o n g h o l d s .

DJ Pandian resigns as chairman of GACL

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

On Monday, Gujarat Alkalies and Chemi-cals Ltd (GACL) said that the company’s chairman DJ Pandi-an has resigned. In a filing to the Bom-bay Stock Exchange (BSE), the company informed that Pandian, an IAS officer ‘ceas-es to be a director and chairman vide resigna-tion’. Pandian had re-tired as Chief Secretary of Gujarat government on May 31. Promoters have 46.28 per cent stake in the company. Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited

GACL was incorpo-rated on 29th March, 1973 in the State of Gujarat by Gujarat Industrial Investment Corporation Limit-ed (GIIC), a wholly owned company of Govt. of Gujarat, as a Core Promoter. GACL has two units located at Vadodara and Dahej , both in the State of Gu-jarat. It has integrated manufacturing facili-ties for Caustic Soda, Chlorine, Hydrogen Gas, Hydrochloric Acid, Chlorometh-anes, Hydrogen Perox-ide, Phosphoric Acid, Potassium Hydroxide,

Potassium Carbonate, Sodium Cyanide, So-dium Ferrocyanide. The Dahej unit also has 90 MW Captive Power Plant (CPP) for regular and economi-cal power supply. The Company commenced its operations in 1976 with 37,425 MTPA Caustic Soda Plant based on the then, state-of-the-art Mer-cury Cell process at its Plant which is sit-uated 16 km North of Vadodara near Village Ranoli on the main Railway track route between Ahmedabad and Mumbai.

US-themed food trucks to tickle taste buds in Gujarat


A large number of employees in the city have an uphill task of finding a homemade food. Now, their woes will end soon with an alumnus of En t repreneursh ip D e v e l o p m e n t Institute of India (EDI) set to launch food trucks in the city. From freshly cooked daal-chawal to handmade patties topped with trademark cheese,

these food trucks will soon serve all sorts of cuisines, often stopping on Ashram Road, SG Road and in Navrangpura and Satellite. Taking a cue from the successful business venture in the US, Utkarsh Gulati reignited his passion for the kitchen after graduating from EDI in May this year. “Food trucks will address both issues of food hygiene and pricing. We’re also

developing an app, so that the employees can book their order, to be delivered inside the office,” said Gulati, who hails from Gurgaon. For the first time, EDI has invested Rs 3.5 lakh in Gulati’s venture. How the concept is different from Chinese food on wheels in the city? Gulati explains: “First is design, then the type of food served, hygiene and the taste and presentation of food.

Gujarat Lokayukta submits annual report to Governor


Gujarat Lokayukta retired High Court Justice D P Buch handed over the Lokayukta’s 17th annual report to Gujarat Governor O P Kohli, it was officially announced here today. According to a press release issued by the Raj Bhavan, this is the first annual report, after Justice Buch took over as the fourth Lokayukta of Gujarat in December 2013. Being a statutory

body, the Governor is the immediate authority above the state Lokayukta and all annual reports are first submitted to him. After the Governor signs the report, it is sent to the to state government, which places it before the

cabinet and tables it in the Assembly, former Gujarat Lokayukta S M Soni said. According to him, the annual report usually contains details about cases received as well as cases pending before the Lokayukta.

Allow my son to die: Father


Not being able to cop up with the treatment of his 13-year-old son Kuldip Maheshwari, a depressed father has now sought permission for euthanasia for his son who is suffering from Type I diabetics and is also facing a threat of multiple organ failure. However, Kutch collector M S Patel said that the father met him on Monday and has been called again on Tuesday. “We’ll ensure the best possible treatment for the boy. We’ve several government schemes under which the child will be given treatment. Even if we’ve to seek special permission, we’ll talk to health commissioner J P Gupta and get him

treated,” Patel said. Haresh Maheshwari, Kuldip’s father, said, “I am left with no option but to seek permission to kill my son as I can’t afford his treatment further. I’ve so far got him treated after taking money from my relatives. I’ve taken not less than nearly a lakh so far for his treatment and now I can’t afford to take more such debts.” The father says that he is forced to spend nearly Rs 7,000 per month for the treatment of his son. “Now what is troubling me is that the doctors want me to get his organ failure report regularly and now for the last eight months I’ve not been able to get his organ failure report done which has to done every month.”

Teesta Setalvad moves Gujarat HC, seeks quashing

of FIR over Twitter post


Social activist Teesta Setalvad on Tuesday filed a petition before the Gujarat High Court seeking setting aside of a complaint against her for uploading allegedly o b j e c t i o n a b l e picture of Hindu deities on Twitter.

A first information report, based on the complaint of VHP activist Raju Patel, was filed against Setalvad at Ghatlodia police station here last August. The petition would be heard by Justice Mohinder Pal on July 9.Setalvad had twitted a photoshopped picture of ISIS terrorists with the slain American journalist James Foley with a religious image in the backdrop. Later she removed it.

Vanzara files Rs 101-crore suit against author for defamation


Retired IPS officer D G Vanzara, chargesheeted in the Sohrabuddin Sheikh and the Ishrat Jahan encounter cases, on Monday filed a Rs 101-crore defamation case against Mufti Abdul Qayum Mansuri for giving “false, derogatory and baseless information” in his book Gyarah Saal Salakhon Ke Peeche (11 years behind the bars). The book launched earlier this

year in New Delhi is a memoir of Mansuri’s 11 years in a Gujarat jail as a convicted terrorist sentenced to death for his “role” in the 2002 Akshardham attack case, fending off police conspiracies and fabricated evidence. Acquitted by the Supreme Court in 2014 along with five other accused, Mansuri in the book has alleged that after his arrest in 2003, he was tortured in the custody of Detection of Crime Branch

(DCB), Ahmedabad. The names of Vanzara and IPS officer G L Singhal, who were then supervising the case as DCB officials, figure prominently in the memoir along with that of several other police officers. Vanzara has filed a case against Mansuri, J a m i a t - e - U l e m a Maharashtra, Jamiat-e-Ulema Ahmedabad, Madarsa Tarbiyatal Atfalna, Rasoolbhai Moonlight, Maulvi Nizamuddin Saheb.

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