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Bombs exploded near an Eid prayer gathering in Sholakia in northern Kishoreganj district where at

least 200,000 people had gathered, police said

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News BriefEid-ul-fitr celebrated

with fervour in Punjab, Haryana

Agency | Gopeshwar

Two persons were arrest-ed and 600 grams of a precious herb was seized from their possesion in Karnaprayag here. The duo from Ghat block of Chamoli district were arrested with 600 grams of Keedajadi worth Rs 4 lakh yesterday when they were found moving sus-piciously around a bridge between Pokhri and Kar-naprayag , police said. They had illegally col-lected the herb from the Himalayan grasslands and were preparing to sell it, they said.

Agency | Srinagar

On the occasion of Eid, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Me-hbooba Mufti today sought the cooperation of the people in promot-ing pace, harmony and brotherhood and wanted them to partner her gov-ernment’s endeavour to bring stability and pros-perity to the militan-cy- hit state. “I need the support and cooperation of every citizen of this state to realize the vision of (former Chief Minis-ter and Mehbooba’s fa-ther) Mufti Mohammad Sayeed of a cohesive, peaceful and prosperous Jammu and Kashmir,” she said interacting with hundreds of people who visited her official resi-dence here to extend Eid greetings.

Agency | Chandigarh

Eid-ul-Fitr was cele-brated in Punjab and Haryana with fervour as Muslims offered prayers in mosques and eidgahs. The occasion was observed across the two states including Gurdaspur, Ludhiana, Malerkotla, Ambala, Panipat, Mewat, Gurga-on and Chandigarh.

Bangla blast : Gunbattle kill 4

Two arrested with herb worth Rs 4 lakh

Mehbooba seeks people’s cooperation

for peace

Including 2 cops, 4 killed after terrorists hurl bombs at prayer gathering“During Eid prayers”

Terrorism is the gravest security threat in world today: PM Modi in Mozambique

Zakir Naik and Abdul Nazer Madani’s TV preaches fuel terror on the street

H.S. Agency| New Delhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday arrived in Mozambique as part of his four-nation Africa tour. The primary focus of the tour will be on en-hancing ties with that con-tinent, particularly in the economic sphere and peo-ple-to-people contacts. The focus will also be on deepening cooperation in areas of hydrocarbons, maritime security, trade and investment, agricul-ture and food. Address-ing a joint statement with

Agency | New Delhi

The Congress on Thursday accused the Modi govern-ment of burying “under the carpet a massive tele-com scam of Rs 45,000 crore.” At a press confer-ence in the national cap-ital, Congress leader RS Surjewala said the scam aims to help Modi Govt’s industrialists friends. “A massive telecom scam of Rs 45,000 crore is being buried under the carpet by the Modi Govt, who talk of transparency,” said Sur-jewala. “PM Modi who used to say ‘na khaoon-

Agency | Dhaka

Suspected Islamists car-ried out another dead-ly attack in Bangladesh Thursday at the country’s biggest prayer service for the start of Eid, days after a mass murder of hostages in the capital Dhaka. Au-thorities said four people, including two policemen, had been killed after sev-eral explosions and gun-fire near a prayer ground in Kishoreganj district as at least 250,000 people joined a post-Ramadan gathering. “Two police-men, an attacker and a woman who was shot during the gunfight were killed,” national police spokesman AKM Sha-hidur Rahman said. “Nine policemen were also in-

Agency | New Delhi

The government may extend the deadline for payment of tax on black money disclosed during the one-time compliance window and has accepted the industry request for tax being paid in install-ments. “The government is favourably considering to extend the tax pay-ment deadline as it under-

stands the liquidity crunch around November,” a top official said. “Discus-sions are on with regard to the number of months by which the payment window can be extended. We have said that they can pay tax and penalty in installments,” he said. The comments follow Fi-nance Minister Arun Jait-ley’s meeting with indus-

Agency | New Delhi

Facing criticism for at-tending an event of Is-lamic preacher Zakir Naik in 2012 and prais-ing him, Congress lead-er Digvijaya Singh on Thursday said all provoc-ative speeches by Hin-dus, Muslims, Sikhs and Christians should be banned. “If the speech-es are to be banned…all provocative speeches on religion by Hindus, Mus-lims, Sikhs and Chris-tians should be banned,” Singh told media. He said if the Government of In-dia or the Government of Bangladesh has any evidence against Naik’s

President of Mozambique Filipe Nyusi in Maputo, PM Modi said categorical-ly that terrorism is the grav-est security threat facing the world today. “President and I have today agreed to strengthen our defence and

security relationship. We want our partnership to en-sure the safety and security of our people,” said Modi. Highlighting the need to strengthen food security between the two coun-tries, PM Modi said India

and Mozambique compli-ment each other and are also strengthening partner-ship in food security. “We agreed to put cooperation in agriculture on the fast track. We are also strength-ening our partnership in food security,” said Modi. Modi also shed light on the menace of drug trafficking and said the agreement of both countries on preven-tion of drug trafficking is a testimony to the shared determination to combat this menace and these net-works.

Government may extend tax payment deadline for black money scheme

Modi govt buried under carpet massive telecom scam of Rs 45,000 crore: Congress

try associations, CAs and tax professionals late last month to understand their concerns around the com-pliance window. The Bud-get for 2016-17 announced a four-month compliance window, allowing domes-tic black money holders to declare their unaccount-ed wealth, pay a tax and penalty of 45 per cent and escape prosecution and harsher punishment. The window under the Income Declaration Scheme (IDS) 2016 opened on June 1 and will close on September 30. Tax and penalty on in-come declared, as per the original scheme, is to be paid by November.

involvement in the ISIS, they should take action against him. Issuing a clarification, Singh said he spoke against religious fundamentalism and ter-rorism in his speech at the conference organised

by Zakir Naik, adding that he had also appealed for communal harmony. “The conference was for communal harmony and against terrorism. It was also to explain that Islam is against innocents being

killed,” he added. Naik is in the midst of a con-troversy after his ‘hate speech’ was reported to have inspired one of the five Bangladeshi militants involved to indulge in the July 1 terror attack on an upscale cafe in Dhaka’s Gulshan suburb. The vid-eo shows Digvijay Singh saying that people like Zakir Naik can bridge the gap between Hindus and Muslims. “Zakir should travel all over India…I am very happy that he is spreading the message of peace,” he said.

ga, na khaane doonga’ yet again proved to be an-other false promise. This telecom scam is worth Rs. 45,000 crore and aims to help Modi Govt’s in-dustrialists friends,” said the Congress leader. He also added that the gov-

ernment has helped six telecom companies by not levying them with a fine. “Six telecom com-panies have been helped by Modi Govt by not levying them with a fine but trying to save them,” said Surjewala.

jured. They are in a critical condition and have been shifted to a military hos-pital in Dhaka.” However, Reuters said two attackers were killed, quoting dis-trict council administrator Zillur Rahman. Another senior officer said that a group of at least three at-tackers had hurled hand bombs at police manning a checkpoint just outside the main prayer ground, which is around 150 ki-lometers (90 miles) north

of Dhaka. Nearly 1,000 police were on duty in Kishoreganj at the time of the attack. “We responded with gunfire. A gunfight ensued and they fired back and threw more hand bombs,” Tofazzal Hosain, the northern district’s deputy police chief, said. Two attackers were ar-rested, including one who had been shot and injured, while a pistol and machete were recovered from the scene. The gathering in

Kishoreganj is known as the Sholakia Eid prayers and officials put the num-ber of people at the service on Thursday at between 250-300,000. It is by far the biggest such congre-gation in Bangladesh, a mainly Muslim country that is home to around 160 million people. While there was no immediate

claim of responsibility, it came less than a week after Islamists killed 20 hostag-es and two policemen in an overnight siege at a West-ern-style cafe in Dhaka. All the victims, including 18 foreigners, were hacked to death with machetes. Bangladesh has been on a heightened state of alert in the wake of the killings

in Dhaka last Friday night and many Eid services in-cluded pleas from religious leaders for an end to the violence. “Allah, protect our country ... and protect our children from the evils of terrorism,” Mohammad Sadequl Islam, the local imam, told a gathering of around 5,000 devotees at Dhaka’s Mahakhali neigh-bourhood. Many of those who attended services in Dhaka could be seen weep-ing as clerics led prayers for a more peaceful and prosperous Bangladesh. The biggest service in the capital was at the Nation-al Eidgah Maidan where more than 50,000 people, including Bangladesh’s President Abdul Hamid, took part in prayers un-der a giant canopy.Police brought in scanners and sniffer dogs to check for

bombs as crowds were forced to wait for up to an hour before being cleared to enter the grounds where the service was held. No one was allowed to bring in bags. Bangladesh has been reeling from a growing wave of attacks since the turn of the year, many of which have been claimed by the self-styled Islamic State group or an offshoot of the Al-Qaeda network. However Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s government has consis-tently denied internation-al jihadist networks have gained a foothold and have said the weekend attack in Dhaka was carried out by a local Islamist group. Bangladesh’s Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu again portrayed the latest attack as being designed to topple Hasina.

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DAYSultan is a hit: Sound and fury over Salman comment signifies nothingIt has just been a day but Salman Khan is back to set-ting the box office on fire . His Eid blockbuster Sul-tan has set cash registers ringing across India. Thou-sand-seater multiplexes are packed, distributors are beaming and trade analysts are feverishly speculat-ing on how many records the film will break. Chants of Bhai, Bhai are back outside cinemas. It is diffi-cult to imagine that same time last week, the pop-ular actor was under siege with waves of condem-nation attempting to bury his larger-than-life image in the wake of controversial comments comparing his post-shoot fatigue to a rape victim. Khan’s com-ments were dissected threadbare at 9pm television debates, anchors cried themselves hoarse invoking women’s rights and safety and the National Com-mission for Women summoned the actor. Social me-dia was flooded with comments of people disgusted with Khan, vowing to never watch his films. Think pieces on his toxic masculinity gathered thousands of ‘likes’ and commentators speculated on the end of his wild popular and often inexplicable popular-ity. But like any other episode of Facebook-fuelled outrage, many people seem to have lost their fire for women’s rights and are back at the theatres cheer-ing the same man they professed to hate a week ago. The film earned Rs 36.54 crore on its first day. Even at skyrocketing ticket prices, this means thou-sands of people watched Sultan notwithstanding the hand-wringing around rape culture a week ago. The apparent collective memory loss suggests two things. One, our responses to issues of social justice are often performances for the galleries instead of genuine introspection. In Salman’s case, thousands of us rushed to condemn him on social media but didn’t question the presence of the same patriarchy in our lives--we didn’t think of when we make casu-al sexist jokes, when we inadvertently make work-places unsafe for women, when we reduce women to their looks in engineering and scientific institutes and when we make it impossible for women to step out and enjoy public spaces. We bandied the word ‘rape culture’ about and berated Salman for further-ing it, but didn’t think about the WhatsApp forwards in our phones that are as offensive as Salman’s com-ments. We didn’t wonder if watching movies with the same violent language and actions will bolster a culture where sexual violence is seen as a legit-imate tool to silence women. But the second and more important take-away is that it never helps to put all the blame on individuals for prejudices in our society’s structures. Salman Khan was a prominent target and it is important to condemn his words but such critique will do little to smash patriarchy if the words don’t shape our actions. So the next time we condemn a celebrity bad boy, maybe we will spare some time to question the insidious everyday misog-yny and patriarchy that so many of us benefit from. Maybe we will think about making our public spac-es safer, calling out colleagues who leer or are sexist or complain against teachers who abuse or harass students. But more importantly, maybe we will start thinking of patriarchy as a structure that oppresses a vast section of women and non-binary, LGBT folks instead of individual acts.

“B’desh has another terrorist attack now on a EId congregation. Message: Only true Muslim is an ISIS certified Muslim. Rest are expendable,” - Reacting to the terrorist attack on an Eid congregation

in Bangladesh on Thursday, BJP leader Subramanian Swamy has said...

Kangana Ranaut’s no make-up look from her next film ‘Simran’

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H.S. Agency| New Delhi

We all agree that Kangana Ranaut is the Queen of Bollywood. The versatile actress has played a plethora of roles but her next

is really out of the box — she is playing Praful Patel. The first look of the film landed on Wednesday and the method ac-

tor is in her elements once again. But before we say more, here is Simran’s first look. The actress is being directed by H a n - sal Mehta (Aligarh) in the film.

The film is titled Simran and is allegedly inspired by the life of an NRI nurse in the US, Sand-eep Kaur. She was sent to prison last year for

robbing banks to pay off her gambling debts.While

Hansal has kept mum on wheth- er Simran deals with Sandeep’s life

or not, he has us confused with the first look of the film. In here, Kangana has been introduced as Praful Patel. So if Kangana is Praful, who is Simran? And while we are it,

why use the name of the former cabinet minister? Produced by Bhushan Kumar and Shailesh Singh, Simran is scripted by Apurva Asrani. The film will start shooting in August in the US. Kangana would be seen next in Vishal Bhardwaj’s Ran-goon, which also stars Shahid Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan.

Kangana Ranaut is

playing Praful Patel in her next film, Simran,

which will be directed by Hansal Mehta. But if Kangana is Praful,

who is Simran?

A Flying Jatt new poster: Move over Hrithik, Tiger Shroff is here

Mani Ratnam releases Kaatru Veliyidai poster, Karthi and Aditi Rao Hydari in lead

9 arrested in ‘Great Grand Masti’ movie leak case

Agency | New Delhi

Hrithik Roshan’s Krrish now has a challenger in the Indian superhero cat-egory -- A Flying Jatt. Tiger Shroff is ready to challenge his supremacy with his new film (of the

same name). Speaking about his film, choreogra-pher turned director Remo D’Souza said, “I want people to follow his rules because he talks about nice things. So, it’s not just a superhero film, but

H.S. Agency | New Delhi

Nine persons were ar-rested in ‘Great Grand Masti’ movie leak the after Crime branch con-ducted raids. Six cases were registered against them under the Copy-right Act. The Riteish Deshmukh-Aftab Shi-vdasani-Vivek Oberoi starrer was supposed to hit screens on July 22, almost 17 days from now. But like Udta Pun-

jab, the prints of the film were leaked online ahead of its release. The com-plete film, at 2 hours 14 minutes, has been leaked online and the prints can be found on many piracy sites from Monday. Pre-viously, Shahid Kapoor’s Udta Punjab also faced a similar fate. Less than a month after Udta Pun-jab’s leak this phenom-enon struck Bollywood again. This time the dam-ages are far greater. The

prints of Udta Punjab leaked two days before it hit screens whereas for Great Grand Masti the prints are out almost three weeks ahead of its release and it would defi-nitely prove detrimental to the film. But now, fol-lowing the leak, the team has decided to release the sex comedy ahead of time and will not hit theatres on July 15, one week before its original date.

Agency | New Delhi

Mani Ratnam, the ‘mas-ter of romance’, is back with his new film, Kaatru Veliyidai. The first poster of the film is out and like most of Mani Ratnam’s romances, looks beauti-ful. Almost resembling a painting, the poster is flush with soft hues of blue-green and white and at its centre is the film’s lead pair, Karthi and Adi-ti Rao Hydari, sharing a tender moment. There are pigeons and a fighter jet H.S. Agency | Mumbai

Salman Khan re-established his stature as the superstar with Dabangg in 2012. And Sonakshi Sinha, who played his love interest, was part of the two installments we have seen so far. Reports now claim that Dabanng 3 may not feature Sonakshi at all. The actor has been dropped from the movie over an alleged friction with Salman Khan, SpotBoye report-ed on Thursday. As per the report, it all started when Sonakshi turned down Arbaaz Khan’s production Dolly Ki Doli which was offered to her by the Kick actor. Re-portedly, the two also had a showdown at Salman’s sister Arpita’s wedding in November 2014, and since then, they are not on talking terms. “Salman is not keen on working with Sonakshi. So, the producers are looking out for another actress. Nobody has been finalised yet,” the entertainment website quoted a source as saying. Sonakshi made her Bol-lywood debut with Dabangg, which not only earned her public recognition but also a Filmfare Award for Best Fe-male Debut.

also has a strong message in it. I want people to see it and take that message back home.” The film’s first look was revealed on Thursday, which shows Shroff wearing a turban and a mask. Beneath him, we see the expanse of a city. Asked why Indians cannot look beyond Shak-timaan or Krissh when it comes to Indian super-heroes, D’Souza said, “I want to create that. I want to create a superhero... which everyone will say that we have a superhero called A Flying Jatt.”

Kaatru Veliyidai stars Karthi and Aditi Rao Hydari

flying in the midst of love and romance. After Mani Ratnam’s highly success-ful OK Kanmani, this one also follows the genres of romance and family dra-ma. It will see Karthi play an air force pilot with Adi-ti as his lady love. The film will also feature popular RJ Balaji in a small role as

Karthi’s friend. With mu-sic by AR Rahman, Kaa-tru Veliyidai is produced by Mani Ratnam’s home banner Madras Talkies. Sri Thenandal Films has acquired its Tamil Nadu theatrical rights. It will si-multaneously be made in Tamil, Telugu and Mala-yalam.

Prints of the film were leaked online, weeks ahead of its previous release date which was July 12. The

release date has now been advanced to July 15

Why `Dabanng 3` will not have Sonakshi?

‘Thappad se darr nahi

lagta Sahab, Pyaar se lagta hai’ – the

iconic dialogue from Dabangg garnered stardom for

Sonakshi Sinha. Salman was the man backing her as she

rose to become the famed lady of Bollywood.

Sultan is a hit: Sound and fury over Salman comment signifies nothingAgency | New Delhi

It has just been a day but Salman Khan is back to setting the box office on fire . His Eid blockbust-er Sultan has set cash registers ringing across India. Thousand-seater multiplexes are packed, distributors are beaming and trade analysts are fe-verishly speculating on how many records the film will break. Chants of Bhai, Bhai are back outside cinemas. It is difficult to imagine that same time last week, the popular actor was under

siege with waves of con-demnation attempting to bury his larger-than-life image in the wake of controversial comments comparing his post-shoot fatigue to a rape victim. Khan’s comments were

dissected threadbare at 9pm television debates, anchors cried themselves hoarse invoking women’s rights and safety and the National Commission for Women summoned the actor.

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Will ship Freedom 51 phones from tomorrow, says Ringing Bells

Shock Wave Therapy May Quickly Repair Injured Muscles: Study

Amazon India Invests in 6 New Fulfilment Centres Ahead of Busy Season

Agency | New Delhi

commerce major Amazon has invested in six new fulfilment centres to meet growing requirements of its fast-increasing seller base in the country. The new fulfilment centres, to be set up in Chennai, Co-imbatore, Delhi, Jaipur and Mumbai, will bolster the company’s presence in India ahead of the festive season, the company said in a statement Thursday. With the launch of these new fulfilment centres, Am-azon has a total area of 2.5 million square feet with a one-and-a-half times growth in storage capacity at 7.5 million cubic feet. An Amazon fulfilment centre serves as a modern, secure facility equipped with highly automated pick, pack and ship processes to facilitate safe and timely processing of orders.sens-es do not respond in exactly the same way. Which is why some people have differing opinions about how a particular type of food tastes, or how the col-

ors of an outfit are perceived.

Agency | London

Acoustic shock waves could speed up a muscle’s healing process, and help injured athletes return to training and competitions more quickly than with traditional treatments, a new study in rats suggests. Applying low-frequency shock waves in a ther-apy called Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) is already a promising technique for in-juries like ligament and tendon damage. “To our knowledge, there are no experiments exploring the benefits of ESWT in muscle damage, one of the most common causes of injury in competitive sports,” said Angela Zissler, from the University of Salzburg in Austria. “By accelerating the muscle healing process, ESWT could get athletes back in the game faster after injury,” Zissler said. ESWT works by mechanically stimulating the tissue, which recruits stem cells to kick-start repairs. ”The detailed cellular and molecular processes activated

by ESWT have been unclear,” said Zissler.

Agency | New Delhi

Ringing Bells, the Noida-based firm that ran into controversy after announcing a Rs 251 phone five months back, today claimed it will start shipping the cheapest smartphone ever, from tomorrow. In February, the company announced the Freedom 251 phone which saw a mad rush of over 70 million peo-ple jostling to register but when the prototype was presented to media it turned out to be produced by another manufacturer with its logo covered. This led to protests from buyers and consequent inquiries by police and tax officials, forcing the company to stop sale of the product and offer refunds to those who had booked the phone. The Freedom 251 prototype touts a quad-core processor, a 4-inch screen and front and back cameras, priced at an astonishingly low rate of Rs 251. Ringing Bells Director Mohit Goel, who had last week stated that his company will soon start shipping 200,000 smartphones to buyers picked by lottery, today said deliveries will

start as early as tomorrow

SPORTS ROUNDUP

Wimbledon 2016: Venus Williams, Serena Williams one win apiece from final

MS dhoni’s 224 vs Australia: The day Australia were smashed to pulp

H.S. Agency| New Delhi

February 24, 2013, a his-toric day when swagger-ing MS Dhoni reduced the mighty Australians to nothingness, as he plundered 224 runs and took India out of the woods. Before this Test, in a span of 2 years, a whitewash in England and Australia despite boasting of an experienced line-up had put Captain Cool’s captaincy on the line. Gradually, he lost his Midas touch after a 1-2 drubbing, on home soil, against England. But isn’t it always dark just before the dawn? Kaustubh S. Mayekar takes us down memory lane and relives Dhoni’s best knock in the longest format. Aus-tralia won the toss, and unhesitatingly chose to bat first on a belter of a track. Captain Michael Clarke’s 130 put them in a commanding position,

but were eventually skit-tled out for 380, courte-sy Ravichandran Ash-win’s stunning seven-for. Against the might of the famed Indian batting or-der, 380 was certainly not enough. However, the young James Pat-tinson knocked over the top three batsmen, comprising Virender Sehwag, Murali Vijay and Cheteshwar Puja-ra, and reduced India to 105 for 3.

The onus w a s then o n t h e v e t -e r a n

S a c h i n T e n - dulkar and emerging Virat Kohli to steady the sinking ship. Both batsmen watched the ball closely, gradually

Agency | New Delhi

Indian team’s head coach Anil Kumble on Tuesday made it clear that ‘Pink Ball Test’ is “still a long way” even though he conceded that Day/Night Tests is the future if one wants to sustain the in-terest of cricket lovers in the longer format. Chief coach Kumble said that his immediate focus is on how the boys fair against ‘Red Dukes’ in the West Indies when asked how Indian spinners would do with pink kookaburra on sub-continental pitches. “We haven’t reall thought about pink ball yet as far as I know. It’s still a long way. We will be playing

H.S. Agency| Agencies

Eoin Morgan ended the game with a big six over midwicket as England beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets in their only Twenty20 game on Tues-day. England’s victory ensured it won every con-test — including the test and one-day series — and didn’t lose a game during Sri Lanka’s tour. England captain Morgan ended 47 not out as the home team easily chased down Sri Lanka’s 140 all out at the Rose Bowl after the tourists won the toss and chose to bat. England finished on 144-2 in 17.3 overs, with opener Jos Buttler’s 73 from 49 balls the key innings. Buttler and Morgan shared an

Agency | France

As Gareth Bale and his Wales team-mates bade farewell to Euro 2016, a commonly expressed hope was that their achieve-ments in France would represent a beginning and not an end. Having waited 58 years to play at a major tournament, Wales made up for lost time in style, topping their group above England and sinking Bel-gium in the quarter-finals before falling to Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal. Along the way their songful, good-natured fans won admirers across the conti-nent, leaving the players determined to make sure that they will not have another six decades to wait for another overseas adventure. “We’ve had a taste of it now and we look forward to the future,”

H.S. Agency | Mumbai

Striving towards a long shot medal in gymnastics at the Rio Olympics, Dipa Karmakar was pleasantly surprised when she was informed of a gold pin she was to receive from the international parent body for being a ‘World Class Gymnast’ after her show-ing at the World Cham-pionships in Oct-Nov 2015. The Mumbai-based Gymnastics Federation of India received an air-mail recently from the Federation de Interna-tionale de Gymnastique secretary general Andre Gueisbuhler informing them of the ‘Gymnaste de classe mondiale’ dis-

Agency | London

After getting to her first Wimbledon semifinal since 2009, and first at any Grand Slam tournament since a year later, she was asked what she learned in recent times, while deal-ing with an energy-sap-ping disease and a series of earlier-than-usual exits from majors. “It’s hard to say just one lesson,” she began. “It’s easy to

be afraid; you have to let fear go. Another lesson is you just have to believe in yourself. You just have to. There’s no way around it. You’ve got to believe in yourself. No matter how things are stacked against you, you just have to, every time.” Williams never lost that belief, the self-confidence that she still could compete at the highest level, the certain-

ty that it made no sense to give up, to retire from the tour. “The good part is, I always felt like I had the game. This is always a plus, when you know you have the game,” said Williams, who owns sev-en Grand Slam titles, including five at the All England Club, but none since 2008. “So you just have to keep working un-til things fall into place.”

Anil Kumble says Team India is not thinking about Pink-ball Test yet

England beat Sri lanka in only T20 match to clean sweep all formats

‘Hope this is just the start’: Wales, leaving behind a Euro 2016 legacy, can dare to dream

taking control over the game. Australia’s

pace attack was fading away. Clarke had no op-tion but to keep Lyon in long spell.

with Dukes red ball in the West Indies. I would like to take one match at a time. The West Indies series is important for us. We have practised (at NCA Bengaluru) for last six days with red Dukes. Once we start looking at pink ball, we will start looking at it,” Kumble re-sponded to a query during a Q/A session on social

networking site Twitter. However, India’s highest wicket-taker, who is also chairman of the presti-gious ICC Cricket Com-mittee, did admit that Day/Night test match is the way forward. “I would certain-ly back Day/Night (Test) cricket. Anything we need to do to get crowd back to Test cricket… At least that is the future.

unbeaten 114-run stand for the third wicket to see England home after Jason Roy (0) and James Vince (16) were out. But-tler and Morgan came to-gether with England 30-2 in the fifth over and pow-ered their team to victo-ry. Buttler clubbed three fours and four sixes, and Morgan struck a four and two sixes, including the last ball where he went

down on one knee and hit a slog-sweep into the crowd. Earlier, left-arm spinner Liam Dawson and seamer Chris Jor-dan took three wickets each to restrict Sri Lanka. Dawson’s 3-27 on his in-ternational debut was the best performance among the England bowlers. Da-nushka Gunathilaka top-scored for Sri Lanka with 26.

said Real Madrid forward Bale, who set the tone for Wales’s stunning exploits with three goals in the group phase. ”We have confidence. We don’t want to turn up to one tourna-ment. It’s about the bigger picture.” While the meek nature of Wednesday’s 2-0 defeat by Portugal in Lyon saw Wales’s tour-nament end with a whim-per, the overwhelming emotion was pride. Both

Bale and manager Chris Coleman spoke of how proud they were of the team’s achievements and there was glowing praise in Thursday’s British newspapers. For observ-ers of European football, the novelty provided by Wales’s fans -- and their ubiquitous “Don’t take me home!” chant -- was mirrored in potentially ca-reer-altering turns by sev-eral of the team’s players.

Rio 2016 Olympics: Dipa Karmakar is a ‘world class gymnast’

tinction bestowed on the Indian gymnast who fin-ished the vaulting appara-tus finals on 5th position. It is awarded to the top 30 qualifiers in multiple ap-paratus events or to event finalists at Worlds and is a once-in-a-career induc-tion into gymnastics’ elite. “It’s common for gym-nasts from Russia, US, Ja-pan and China. But it’s a big thing for Indian gym-nastics,” Dipa’s coach BS

Nandy said. “I was happy and emotional when she qualified for Rio, today I am proud. It’s like whole of India’s good wishes are with this girl,” said the coach who lost close to 5 kg worrying and sleepless the night before his ward’s Olympic qualification was formally announced. “I’ll never forget that stressful night when I lost all that weight till 7.30 am the next day!” he recalls.

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H.S. Agency | Vadodara

New Municipal Commis-sioner of Vadodara Mr. Rao has directed Vadoda-ra Municipal Corpora-tion(VMC) staff to clean statues at public place across the city on daily ba-sis. So far the statues are cleaned only when some major event of festival is closer. Vadodara is per-haps the richest city in terms of quality and num-ber of public statues and sculptures. That’s due to Gaekwads who always en-couraged such activity and also due to MS University’s related departments that

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Initiatives taken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi were the dominant theme of tableaux tak-en out during the annual rath yatra in Ahmedabad Wednesday. Several tab-leaux reflecting initiatives by Modi, from diplomacy

H.S. Agency | Ahmedabad

Sample Registration Sur-vey (SRS) data, recently released by the Census of India, have shown Guja-rat in poor light with re-gard to health facilities, especially in the state’s rural areas. The data show that as many as 12 major states of India out of 20 have a higher proportion of primary health centres (PHCs) than Gujarat in rural areas. Gujarat’s just 19.5 per cent of “sample rural units” are found to have (PHCs), as against the national average of 29.7 per cent. Kerala tops the list with 67.9 per cent of rural areas having PHCs, followed by Telan-gana 62.0 per cent, Hary-ana 49.3 per cent, Andhra

Sunvilla News | Vadodara

The Panchmahals dis-trict collector has de-cided to replace a new-ly built replica of the iconic “Gyarah Murti” installed as a relief on

a wall in central part of Godhra town because one of the characters is missing. The relief sculpture installed at Church Circle on Meth-odist Church’s wall

Sunvilla News | Vadodara

Retired IPS officer D G Vanzara’s son Arjun Van-zara, who is a govern-ment officer, was caught red-handed by the Guja-rat anti-corruption bureau while accepting bribe from a farmer, police said.“We have arrested Arjun Vanzara, who is a mamlatdar (revenue offi-cer), and his deputy Jas-want Hujra when they were accepting bribe of Rs 75,000,” Deputy SP of ACB P R Gehlot said. D G Vanzara is an accused in Soharabuddin Sheikh, Tulsi Prajapati and Ish-rat Jahan encounter cas-

Sunvilla News | Rajkot

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will be on one-day Gujarat visit on 9 July. Gujarat unit of Aam Admi Party has shared details of his Gujarat vis-it. Kejriwal will arrive at Rajkot airport at 8.15 am where AAP cadre will wel-come him. He will leave

for Somnath at 10.00 amd reach Somnath mandir around 1.00 pm. After dar-shan and lunch at Somnath between 1.00-2.30 pm he will on way back to Ra-jkjot halt at Keshod, Jun-agadh and Jetalsar en route and interact with farmers to hear their problems during 3.00-6.00 pm.

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Do clean public statues daily: new Municipal Commissioner of Vadodara

Rajkot hockey ground gets FIH recognition

dG Vanzara’s Mamalatdar son Arjun held while taking bribe, sent to Judicial Custody

Civil Aviation Minister to meet representatives of two Facebook groups from Surat

Ahmedabad sees rise in office space leasing in H1 at 27%

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Computer engineering is choice of 67% of top 500 students who passed stan-dard 12th Gujarat Board exams in related group. Out of 100 toppers, 93 selected Computer, Com-

Correspondent | Surat

Union Civil Aviation min-ister Ashok Raju has given appointment to ‘We want working Surat airport’ and ‘Surat airport action com-mittee’ group members to hear their grievances and demands. Both groups are formed by common citizens mainly through online efforts. While ‘We want…’ group has around 60,000 members on Face-book, the other group ‘Su-rat airport action ….’ has nearly 39,000 members in Facebook group. Both groups seek more flights to Surat airport and rational fare. Civil Aviation min-ister has asked four mem-

Sunvilla News | Surat

After making Smart City Center, Surat Municipal Corporation(SMC) is now in process to install 1,000 CCTV cameras across the city to get real time vid-eo footage at Smart City Center’s video wall for

Sunvilla News | Rajkot

The Major Dhyanchand Hockey Ground in the city, owned by the local civic body, has received recogni-tion from the International Hockey Federation (FIH), Municipal Commissioner Vijay Nehra said today. The Rajkot Municipal Corpo-ration (RMC)-owned turf in Race Course area has become the first ground

SMC to install 1,000 CCTV cameras under

Surat Smart City project

AAP shares delhi Chief Minister Kejriwal’s Gujarat visit details

93 of 100 Gujarat Board toppers select

Computer Engineering

At Gujarat rath yatra, PM Modi’s schemes take centrestage

12 states ahead of Gujarat in basic rural health facilities, state lags in institutional deliveries: SRS report

Several tableaux reflecting initiatives

by Modi, from diplomacy to yoga, became part of the

Jagannath rath yatra

Among the tableaux, one higlighted his

diplomatic initiatives with photographs of Modi shaking hands with heads of Asian and Western nations

along with their national flags

to yoga, became part of the Jagannath rath yatra, which began amid tight security, even as devo-tees thronged the streets of Old Ahmedabad in the morning. There was also a tableau on the Prime Minister’s social mes-

sage — “beti bachao, beti padhao”. Greeting people, Modi tweeted: “May the blessings of Lord Jagan-nath lead to development of villages, well-being of poor & farmers and take India to new heights of progress.” Among the

tableaux, one higlighted his diplomatic initiatives with photographs of Modi shaking hands with heads of Asian and Western na-tions along with their na-tional flags. There were photographs of him meet-ing Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif, US President Barack Obama and lead-ers of Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, Japan.

Godhra’s ‘Gyarah Murti’ minus one, to be replaced

The relief sculpture installed at Church Circle on Methodist Church’s wall shows

Mahatma Gandhi leading the Dandi march — with nine followers, instead of 10

shows Mahatma Gandhi leading the Dandi march — with nine followers, instead of 10, as is the sequence in the original sculpture on Sardar Pa-tel Marg in New Delhi. In Gyarah Murti, the characters, except Gand-hi, depict common Indi-ans belonging to differ-ent religions, castes and economic background. A brainchild of the Godhra Municipality, the statue in the Gujarat town has not been inaugurated yet. The sculpture was made by Kolkata-based artists who worked on it for over a month, and finished it in June-end.

Pradesh 46.6 per cent, and Tamil Nadu 45.5 per cent. Even Bihar (22 per cent), Rajasthan (31.4 per cent) and Assam (41.1 per cent) have a high-er proportion of PHCs than Gujarat. PHCs are essentially single-physi-cian clinics, usually with facilities for minor sur-

geries. They are part of the government-funded public health system in India and are the most basic units of this sys-tem. Presently there are 23,109 PHCs in India. Each PHC has five or six sub-centres, staffed by health workers for out-reach services such as

immunization, basic cu-rative care services, and maternal and child health services and preventive services. Gujarat’s 41.1 per cent rural areas are covered with sub-cen-tres, but this is again low-er than the all-India aver-age of 47.8 per cent. As for Community Health Centres (CHCs), which constitute the secondary level of health care de-signed to provide refer-ral as well as specialist health care to the rural population, Gujarat’s just about 8.7 per cent of rural areas have them, as against the national aver-age of 13.4 per cent.

puter Science, Informa-tion Technology and other computer related branches. There are 8,657 computer related seats in Gujarat of them 1301 are vacant . In 2015, 2800 were vacant. In present year degree en-gineering admission sea-son, Mechanical engineer-ing has been the second branch of choice in which 18% of total 500 students have enrolled.

live monitoring and quick response to situation. At present VMC gets footage from CCTV cameras in-stalled at various locations of city by city police. Both city police and SMC will continue to expand and share the CCTV network. One of the focus area for SMC is real time water logging and flood related information through up-coming 1,000 CCTV cam-era installations.

es. According to ACB, it laid a trap on a com-plaint filed by Chintan Patel, a farmer from Var-sad village. “There was a wrong entry in the land records about a piece of land owned by Chintan Patel. He approached the mamlatdar for get-ting it corrected. Arjun

Vanzara demanded Rs 1 lakh for correcting the mistake and after negoti-ation the deal was sealed for Rs 75,000,” Gehlot said.“We laid a trap and arrested Vanzara and his deputy at his office at Narmada Bhavan here while they were taking the money,” he said.

bers of We want working Surat airport group and three members of Surat airport action committee

group to come and meet

on 8 July at 12.30 pm at

his office in Delhi.

H.S. Agency | New Delhi

Hyderabad saw a maxi-mum increase of 55 per cent in net office space ab-sorption in January-June period among eight top cit-ies on improving business climate in the city, accord-ing to realty consultant

Cushman & Wakefield. Net office space leasing in Hyderabad rose to about 2.9 million sq ft in the first half of 2016 calendar year from about 1.9 million sq ft in the corresponding pe-riod of 2015. “Improving business climate and the

Telangana government’s efforts to create more vis-ibility for ‘Brand Hyder-abad’ led to the city wit-nessing a steep rise in net absorption in H1 2016 to 2.9 million sq ft, a 55 per cent increase from corre-sponding period last year,” C&W said in its report. The competitive rentals, quality infrastructure and a proactive government have been attracting global companies to increasingly prefer to set up offices in the city, it added.

have offered some of best artists. New Commission-er Rao is aggressive when it comes to implementa-tion of Swachch Bharat Abhiyan. He recently had launched quick response teams for cleaning drive. Citizens can give a phone

call when they spot gar-bage, and have cleaning teams at their place in two hours time. Rao was dis-trict collector when Prime Ministerial candidate Nar-endra Modi had contested Vadodara Lok Sabha seat in year 2014.

in Gujarat to get approval from the apex global body governing the sport, he said. “After developing the

hockey ground, we started the process of getting inter-national certification a few months ago.