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Delhiexperienceswarm day

Builder accusedin journalist mur-

der case, dies

Agency : New Delhi, Apr 10It was a warm sunny dayin the national capital todaywith the maximumtemperature settling at 34.7degrees Celsius. Theminimum temperature wasrecorded a notch belowthe normal at 18.3 degreesCelsius. According to MeTofficials, the skies will turnpartly cloudy fromafternoon tomorrow. "Amainly clear skies willbecome partly cloudyafternoon onwards. Therewill be mist in the morning.

UNESCO pledges support for digital India

SC asks Odishagovt to put itshouse in order

Agency : New Delhi, Apr 10The Supreme Court todayasked the Odishagovernment to "put itshouse in order" after itsChief Secretary,summoned for non-representation of the statein a case relating to postingof rape videos onWhatsApp, said he did notreceive the court notice intime.

Agency : Mumbai, Apr 10A real estate developer,one of the accused held inthe 2011 senior journalistJyotirmoy Dey murdercase and who was sus-pected to be a close aideof underworld don ChhotaRajan, died at a privatehospital today followingliver failure, police said.Builder Vinod Asrani (55),who had been out on bailon medical grounds since2012, was undergoingtreatment for liver ailmentat a private hospital in cen-tral Mumbai's Parel.

PM Narendra Modi’s speech at UNESCO, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the UNESCO in Paris on Friday.

Donald saysVarun can playbig role in RCB

pace attackAgency : Kolkata, Apr 10

Royal Challengers Banga-lore bowling coach AllanDonald has said in the ab-sence of Mitchell Starc andAdam Milne, who bothhad a very fruitful WorldCup, pacer Varun Aaroncan play an important rolein the pace attack for RCBthis IPL season. "We needto be more attacking, ex-tensively attacking. SoVarun is part of that rightthrough.

India's Feb industrial outputgrows at 5 pct, fastest in 9 months

Agency : New DelhiIndia's industrial outputgrowth accelerated to 5.0percent in February, its fast-est pace in nine months,mainly driven by growth incapital goods and consumergoods sectors, governmentdata showed on Friday.Analysts polled by Reuterswere expecting the output togrow 2.4 percent comparedwith a upwardly revised 2.8

percent growth in January.India plans to release indus-trial output data based on a

new methodology and usea different base year for cal-culating the index in the nextfew months, said a seniorgovernment official at thestatistics ministry. The indus-trial output data with 2004/05 as base year has becomeless relevant now after thegovernment changed themethodology as well as thebase year for GDP calcula-tions in February. The re-vised base year for GDP is2011/12.

Industrial production growsat 5 perceht in FebruaryAgency : New Delhi

Industrial production grewat nine-month high of 5 percent in February on im-proved mining and manu-facturing activity coupledwith larger offtake of capi-tal goods. The factory out-put, as measured by the In-dex of Industrial Production(IIP), had declined by 2 percent in February 2014. Inthe April-February period of2014-15, IIP grew 2.8 percent as against contractionof 0.1 per cent in same pe-riod of previous fiscal, asper the data released by theCentral Statistics Office(CSO) Friday. Meanwhile,the IIP for January has beenrevised upwards to 2.77 percent from the provisional

estimate of 2.6 per cent re-leased last month. Manufac-turing output, which consti-tutes over 75 per cent to theindex, grew by 5.2 per centin February 2015 com-pared to a contraction of 3.9per cent in the same montha year ago. For April-Feb-ruary period, the sector sawan output growth of 2.2 percent, compared to a con-traction of 0.7 per cent in theyear-ago period. The outputin the mining sector grew by2.5 per cent in February,compared to a growth of 2.3per cent in same month lastyear. During April-Februaryperiod, output has grown by1.5 per cent compared to acontraction of 0.7 per centyear-on-year. The produc-

tion of capital goods, a ba-rometer of demand, grew by8.8 per cent in February asagainst a contraction of 17.6per cent in same month of lastyear. During the April-Feb-ruary period, capital goodsoutput grew by 6 per cent asagainst a dip of 2.6 per cent.Fifteen out of the 22 indus-try groups in the manufactur-ing sector have shown posi-tive growth during the monthof February year-on-year.The power generation grewby 5.9 per cent in Februaryagainst 11.5 per cent in thesame month last year. Theoverall consumer goods out-put grew by 5.2 per cent inFebruary compared to a dipof 5.2 per cent in the samemonth last year.

Delhi govt to invite suggestionsfor participatory budget: AAP

Agency : New DelhiIn a bid to prepare a par-ticipatory budget, Delhi gov-ernment will be inviting sug-gestions from public throughmohalla sabhas. "The Delhigovernment will be issuingadvertisements inviting sug-gestions from the public forpreparing a participatorybudget," Aam AadmiParty`s spokespersonRaghav Chadha said on Fri-day. The demands and sug-

gestions given by electoratethrough mohalla sabhas willbe prioritized on the basis ofvoting done by the elector-ate of that constituency, hesaid. "The most feasible andinteresting ideas will be dis-cussed by the Cabinet min-isters," said Chadha. Whenasked if the government waslooking towards introducinggender budgeting, Chadhasaid, "the entire concept ofgender budgeting is of greatinterest to me and that wewould like to move into thatdirection." "Gender budget-ing has not been imple-mented in the real sense atUnion and state level," hesaid.

Indian dead in Yemen; INS Tarkash tobring the body to Djibouti

Agency : New DelhiAn Indian national, believedto have been injured in abomb blast in Yemen'sAden, has succumbed to hisinjuries, defence sourcessaid Friday. Manjit Singh,who was working on mer-chant vessel Gulf Dove, isbelieved to be a victim ofinjuries sustained in a bombblast in Yemen. "Though hewas admitted in a hospital,he was declared dead sub-sequently," defence sourcessaid. Indian Navy's stealthfrigate INS Tarkash, whichtoday evacuated about 450people from Aden harbour,is carrying his body toDjibouti. The exact dates of

his injury and death was notimmediately known. Indiahad yesterday wrapped upits air evacuation operationsfrom Yemen rescuing an-other 630 of its citizens fromSanaa, taking the total num-ber of Indians brought homefrom the war-ravaged coun-try to over 4,640 besidesaround 960 nationals from41 countries. Yemen hasbeen witnessing fierce battlebetween Saudi-led coalitionand Shiite rebels, who havebattled their way into vari-ous cities including Yemen inthe former stronghold ofPresident AbedrabboMansour Hadi who has fledoverseas.

Lakhvi release: India lodges strong protest with PakAgency : ISLAMABAD

India on Friday lodged astrong protest over the re-lease of Zaki-ur RehmanLakhvi, a prime accused inthe 2008 Mumbai terror at-tack, saying the “negativedevelopment” reinforcedthe perception that Pakistanhas a dual policy on dealingwith terrorists. “Our HighCommissioner has regis-tered our strong concernswith the Foreign Secretaryof Pakistan at the release ofa principal accused in theMumbai terrorist attack of2008,” the External AffairsMinistry Spokespersonsaid. “He underlined that thishas reinforced the percep-tion that Pakistan has a dualpolicy on dealing with ter-rorists and those who havecarried out attacks or areposing a threat to India arebeing dealt with differentlyand emphasised that this isa most negative develop-ment in so far as bilateral

ties are concerned,” he said.Fifty five-year-old Lakhvi,who guided 10 LeT gunmenfrom a control room in Pa-kistan during 26/11, walkedfree after being under deten-tion for six years, a day af-ter a Pakistani court orderedhis release. The issue alsofigured during the talks be-tween Prime MinisterNarendra Modi, who is inParis, and French PresidentFrancois Hollande, whodescribed the Lakhvi’s re-lease as “deeply shocking.”

Terming the release as an“insult” to the 26/11 victims,India asked the internationalcommunity to take note ofIslamabad’s double stan-dards. “This is an insult tothe victims of 26/11 terrorattack. Global communitymust take note of Pakistan’sdouble standards in dealingwith terrorism,” a seniorHome Ministry official said.Home Minister RajnathSingh, on the sidelines of anevent in Lucknow said, “In-dia wants talks with Pakistan

but the present development(release of Lakhvi) is unfor-tunate and disappointing.Such decisions affect mutualrelations between two coun-tries.” India had yesterdaysaid that the UN-designatedterrorist has “eroded” thevalue of assurances repeat-edly conveyed to it by Paki-stan on cross-border terror-ism. Meanwhile, accordingto an assessment preparedby the security agencies,Lakhvi’s release poses seri-ous threat to India and thecountry may have to bracefor a spurt in terror acts anda major terror strike cannotbe ruled out at this stage.Official sources said for thelast three months, a sectionof Pakistani establishmentwas trying every trick in thebook to get Lakhvi out as theLeT cadres need his exper-tise. The assessment wouldbe shared with country’s topleadership to decide the fu-ture course of action.

Agency : PARISIn the first leg of his three-nation tour, Prime MinisterNarendra Modi reachedFrance on Thursday nightand is expected to hold talksand consultations withFrench President FrancoisHollande. He will also beengaging in a ‘naav pecharcha’ (chat on a boat) onthe Seine river with theFrench premier. I am trulyhonoured to addressUNESCO. I feel speciallyprivileged to visit this greatinstitution in its 70th anniver-sary year. This milestonereminds us of a fundamen-tal achievement of ourage:for the first time in hu-

man history, we have an or-ganization for the entireworld – the United Nations.And,through the sweepingchange of these decades,through many challenges ofour times, and the greatprogress of this era, the or-ganization has endured andgrown. There have beendoubts and skepticism.There is need for urgent re-forms. But, for the nationsthat came together at itsbirth; and,for three times asmany that joined it later,there is one unshakeablebelief: Our world is and willremain a better place be-cause of the United Nations.It is this faith that has given

birth to so many of its insti-tutions that deal with everyaspect of human challenge.Our collective goal is toseek a peaceful and pros-

perous future for our world,in which every nation has avoice; all peoples have anidentity; all cultures areflowers in a garden; every

human being has a life ofdignity; every child a futureof opportunity; and ourplanet the chance to pre-serve its glory. No organi-zation serves our causemore than this one. Theseeds of our collective des-tiny are sown in humanminds. It is nurtured by thelight of education and the

spirit of enquiry. It makesprogress through the mar-vels of science.And, itdraws strength from the ba-sic character of Nature–theharmony and unity in diver-sity. That is why UNESCOwas among the first missionsof the United Nations. Thatis why India values the workof UNESCO so deeply;

and, cherishes our partner-ship so immensely. I am con-scious of the extraordinarylegacy of our relationshipfrom the time of UNESCO’sbirth. I recall MahatmaGandhi’s message toUNESCO, calling for ur-gent action to address theneeds of education to securelasting peace; and, the lead-ership of Dr.Radhakrishnan,later our President, in theearly years of this institution.We are grateful forUNESCO’s support foreducation and science, inIndia and for preservation ofour cultural heritage.

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DAYFee to enter RajkotZoological Park doubled

Visiting Rajkot Zoological Park, popularly known asPradyuman Park, is all set to get costlier as the standingcommittee of Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC) ap-proved a proposal seeking to double entry fee and usercharges for the park on Friday. At its weekly meeting,the standing committee gave green signal to the pro-posal forwarded by municipal commissioner. The ap-proval means entry fee to the park for adult will go upfrom the existing Rs 10 to Rs 20. Likewise, a child be-low the age of 12 will be charged Rs 10 instead of thepresent Rs 5 to enter the park on the eastern outskirtsand which is emerging as a major weekend destinationnear the city.Entry fee and charges for elderly have also been doubledwhile user charges for electric cars have also been in-creased equally. On the other hand, charges for bat-tery-operated cars have also been doubled. Chargesfor picking up children and adult and dropping them ata location were Rs 5 and Rs 10 respectively. But thesehave now been pushed up to Rs 10 and Rs 20 respec-tively. Hiring a car for one hour will now cost Rs 350instead of the existing rate of Rs 250. “We have in-creased entry fee and user charges as an attempt topartially recover the maintenance cost of zoo. But atthe same time, the hike is in accordance with rates fixedby state government.The increased fee and charges at Pradyuman Park willnow be at par with those at Sakkar Baug Zoo inJunagadh and Kankaria zoo in Ahmedabad,” NitinBhardwaj, chairman of standing committee said afterthe meeting. According to civic officials, PradyumanPark registers average 1000 visitors on week-days andaround 4,000 on weekends. The park had recorded5.5 lakh visitors in the year ended on March 31, 2015with the RMC collecting Rs 57 lakh from entry fee anduser charges. However, maintaining the park costs thecivic body around Rs 1.75 annually, officers further say.“The entry fee and other charges were fixed in year2009-10 when the park was open to the public. At thattime, there were only eight enclosures for animals.

However, we have added 15 more enclosuressince. The increase in charges will help further devel-opment of the park and better maintenance,” the chair-man added. The hiked rates of entry fee and charge arelikely to be effective in next three weeks, officers said.“Majority of zoological parks in the country are run bygovernment funds. But to make them sustainable,achieving no-profit-no-loss level is important. The in-crease in entry fee and user charges is a step in thisdirection,” Atul Hirapara, superintendent of Rajkot Zoo-logical Park, said. The superintendent added that ten-ders had been floated to develop a zoological interpre-tation centre in the park and that the next phases ofdevelopment will be birds section, reptile house andaquarium.

“even when the government was unaware of Bose’swhereabouts, it continued snooping until 1968.”

- Union minister Nirmala Sitharaman said

- Kapilkumar M. HirparaEditor

Why did Anurag Kashyap choose 'JaataKahaan Hain Diwane' for 'Bombay Velvet'?

Agency : New DelhiAnurag Kashyap bringsalive Jaata Kahaan HainDiwane in Bombay Velvet.Ranbir Kapoor andAnushka Sharma starrerBombay Velvet's first song

titled Fifi is out. The songhas Anushka lip-syncing toGeeta Dutt's iconic songJaata Kahaan HainDiwane from the DevAnand starrer CID. Themakers of the romantic-

thriller Bombay Velvethave got the rights of theoriginal song that waspicturised on the legendaryWaheeda Rehman. It hasbeen re-versioned and hasbeen picturised onAnushka Sharma who playsa 60s superstar singernamed Rosie Noronha. Infact, it is by singing JaataKahaan Hain that Rosiegets noticed as a singer in aclub and becomes the mar-quee performer at JohnnyBalraj's (played RanbirKapoor) Bombay Velvet.Says Anurag,"I have alwaysloved the song and we usedthe film CID for the opiumbar reference as well. Un-fortunately the original songwas never seen in the filmas censors had cut it out ofthe film.

Ek Paheli Leela review: It's only aboutSunny Leone and the art of seductionFilm: Ek Paheli Leela

Cast: Sunny Leone, JayBhanushali, RajneeshDuggal, Mohit Ahlawat,Rahul Dev, Jas AroraDirector: Bobby KhanRating: 1/5

Agency : New DelhiAfter the success of RaginiMMS 2 and a string of itemnumbers that focused onnothing but her curvaceousbody, it's no wonder thatSunny Leone's the newestgo-to-girl for producerswho couldn't care any lessfor the A certificate to theirfilms. Her latest, directorBobby Khan's Ek PaheliLeela, is another in that list:It's an unapologetic attemptat riding (even cashing in) onSunny's oomph quotient.There are spoilers ahead, soscroll down at your ownrisk. The film opens with

two princes -- Bikram Singh(Jas Arora) and RanveerSingh (Mohit Ahlawat) --fighting for a haunted pieceof land because somewherehidden in it is a 300-year-old sculpture of a lady by cel-ebrated sculptor Bhairon

(Rahul Dev). To add to thedrama, the two princes arecompletely different fromeach other: Bikram is acriminal, and can kill with-out any qualms, whereasRanveer believes in virtueslike love and kindness.

'Dharam Sankat Mein' - Movie Review Irrfan Khan to promote sustainable living

Agency : New DelhiIrrfan Khan believes in sus-tainable living and he is quietvocal of what he thinks. The

'Dharam Sankat Mein'U/A; Comedy-dramaDirector: Fuwad KhanCast: Naseeruddin Shah,Paresh Rawal and AnnuKapoor

Agency : New DelhiThe film essentially throwslight on the preconceivedprejudices that most of usharbour for the 'others' whofollow a different religion,and in the process showsthe mirror to our own well-hidden judgments, how-ever, secular we claim tobe. Dharampal Trivedi(Paresh Rawal) is a catererin Ahmedabad and has ab-solutely no qualms about

making his intolerance forMuslims public. However,the twist in the tale comeswhen he discovers that hewas born Muslim, but raisedby Hindu parents. The storytakes off as Dharamstruggles to fit into themostly meaningless ritualsand practices of both the re-

ligions, even as he tries tobring himself to accept hischanged identity. The filmbegins with much promiseand the first half is pepperedwith some really funny dia-logues, but sadly, it turnsinto a tedious, repetitiveemotional drama by the timewe reach the climax.

talented actor has comeahead and lent his supportto theatre personality andsocial activist Prasanna's led

Badanawal Satyagraha andNational Convention for sus-tainable living. The actor ad-vocated sustainable living byconserving the indigenoustradition against aping theWest. Talking about themovement Irrfan said, "Ourliving has to be in sync withnature. Instead of havingpeople migrate to cities thatare suffering from lack ofproper planning, our effortsshould be directed towardsmaking villages self-suffi-cient.". "To ensure villagesare self-sufficient, Mr. Khansaid it was important tosupport the unique crafts-manship of village residentsand the cottage industries.Village residents would beleft with "nothing" if theysell their land and migrateto cities, which were im-properly planned," the ac-tor added.

Alia Bhatt hot in-bed pose

Agency : New DelhiAlia Bhatt is the latest sen-sation in Bollywood and theactress has made it clear tothe filmmakers that she isready to do anything infilms. Alia has already ap-peared in bold and lip-lockscenes and the actress iskeen on acting in steamyhot scenes as well. Here isthe recent picture of thecute heroine and it was

posted on social media byBollywood make-up artist,Mickey Contractor. Post-ing the pic he wrote, "Vul-nerable can be soooooosexy sometimes." Alialooks damn hot in the pic-ture and the pic seems to betaken on early hours aftershe woke up. This image ofAlia Bhatt has never beenseen before and she looksexceptionally stunning.

Anil Kapoor Might Not Sue Suriya Af-ter All For Launching Film Titled '24'

Agency : New DelhiA couple of days back,there had been news thatAnil Kapoor might seek le-gal action against South starSuriya, who had launched afilm titled 24, which is thesame as the title of TV showstarring Anil Kapoor. How-ever, it now seems that our'Lakhan' has decided to notdrag the matter to the court.Kapoor recently revealedthat he had a word withSuriya about the issue andthat they will hopefully settlethe matter soon. Anil addedthat he just tried to protecthis brand name like every-one does. Anil also informedthat he will start shooting forthe next season of 24 after

he is done with IIFA. Theremake of a famous UStelevision show, 24 features

Anil Kapoor playing a toughcounter-terrorism operativenamed Jai Singh Rathod.

Shraddha to sing in 'Rock On 2'Agency : Mumbai

Actress Shraddha Kapooris excited about her next film"Rock On 2" as she will getto sing her own songs. "I amvery excited about "RockOn 2" as I would get to singmy own songs. Not justone but I will have fewsongs to sing," Shraddhatold reporters here onThursday at designer KenFerns' fashion show. Askedabout her relationship withthe actor, Shraddha said, “Ihave always said this and Iam saying it again that wehave always been reallygood friends and will con-tinue to be good friends.”"So I am very excited aboutthat. I hope everybodylikes me singing my ownsongs in the film. I am train-ing now so I hope I can singbetter," added the actress,who sang "Galliyan" in "EkVillain" and also croonedfor "Haider". "Rock On 2"is a sequel to the 2008 hit

Imran Khan gets his baby daugh-ter Imara’s footprints tattooedAgency : New Delhi

These days, everyone likesto have tattoos of variousshapes and sizes in almostevery (possible) part of theirbody. While some havedragons and demons, manyothers have a design of their

choice. But, it seems that,Imran Khan has gone wayahead of everyone when itcomes to combining tattooswith emotions. The resultantwas him getting his 10month baby Imara’s foot-prints tattooed on his body.

musical "Rock On!!". Theupcoming film will also starPrachi Desai, Farhan

Akhtar and Arjun Rampal,who were seen in theprequel.

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SPORTS ROUNDUPIPL 2015

Kings XI Punjab elect to bowlfirst against Rajasthan Royals

Agency : New DelhiRajasthan Royals, whowon the inaugural IndianPremier League (IPL) title,have always been a side thatpunches above its weightand it will not be any dif-ferent in the eighth edition.Dravid, along with headcoach Paddy Upton havemade utilization of talent akey agenda and in the pro-cess they have createdstars out of the blue -Ajinya Rahane, StuartBinny, Sanju Samson andPravin Tambe being theprime examples. The teamhas struggled in the sec-ond, third, fourth and fiftheditions of the tournament.But in 2013, Dravid in-spired the team to a play-

off berth that enabled themto play in the 2013 cham-pions League T20 wherethey ended up being the run-ners-up. In the last edition,they finished fifth place andthis time they must be hun-gry to improve upon that asthey kick off their campaign

against last year's runnersup Kings XI Punjab. KingsXI have retained their coreteam from last year and willbe looking to generate thesort of momentum thattook them to the finalswhere Kolkata Knight Rid-ers beat them.

Dhoni the finisher put on ice

Agency : ChennaiIt was a chest-high short ballon an off-stumpish line,quick and skiddy. MSDhoni, shaping to pull, waslate on his shot and the ballhit the sticker of his bat androlled to mid-on. A fewyears ago, he might havepicked up the length a frac-tion earlier, and given him-self time to swing his entirebody through the shot, thevicious force of it lifting bothhis feet off the ground. Theball might have hit the sweetspot of his bat with a reso-nant crack and sped awaythrough midwicket. Fourovers earlier, Dhoni hadplayed that trademark pull,

but against the gentler paceof Albie Morkel. Now hewas facing the genuinelyquick Nathan Coulter-Nile.The next ball was slower,and Dhoni couldn't muscleit past mid-off. Coulter-Nilethen speared one very full,almost in the blockhole, andDhoni clipped it straight tomidwicket. This was the 18thover of Chennai SuperKings' innings and Coulter-Nile had sent down threestraight dot balls. Scatteredapplause rang out in the Up-per G stand of the MAChidambaram Stadium. It isa cliché to call the Chennaicrowd 'knowledgeable', buthere was evidence that they

still appreciated good cricketfrom an opposition player,even in the hyper-partisanIPL era. This was uncomfort-able watching for the mostlyyellow-clad spectators, butit was good bowling, andthey recognised it. They mayhave wondered, though, if ayounger Dhoni might nothave sent that last ball soar-ing over wide long-on withthat famous whip of his bot-tom wrist. They may havewondered when they had lastseen their hero play the heli-copter shot. Such thoughtshad seemed farthest fromtheir minds when the stadiumannouncer called out the XIsafter the toss.

THE COLD SHOULDERTO INDIAN ICE HOCKEY

Agency : New DelhiSure Ice Hockey isn't hotin India but does that meanit should be the symbol of'ignorance is bliss' in India'ssporting fraternity? Is thereality any different fromwhat's there for everyoneto see when you comparethe simple thirst and hungerof the Indian Ice Hockeyteam, the members ofwhich plead saying 'we justwant to play', with the thirst

of the lazy and apatheticmegalomaniacs controllingIndian Sporting bastions?From the looks of it India'sIce Hockey program is thegreatest underdog there is.The Indian Ice Hockeyteam pays to play for itscountry. Each member con-tributes in excess of 20,000INR to participate in tour-naments abroad. Thosethat can't don't get selectedregardless of their talent.

'Most of us are working.They pay by themselves.Some of us our students.Our parents pay for us.Most of the times, somereally talented guys are notable to pay for trainingcamps. Then they don'tparticipate in tournaments.Only because they don'thave enough money' saidStanzin Nangyal a For-ward with the Indian IceHockey team.

Parupalli Kashyap entersSingapore Open semifinals

Agency : SINGAPOREIndian ace ParupalliKashyap continued his im-pressive form, advancing tothe semifinals of SingaporeOpen Super Series bad-minton tournament butyoung HS Prannoy was leftruing his luck as a foot in-jury saw him concede hisquarterfinal match on Fri-day. CommonwealthGames champion Kashyapbrushed aside France'sBrice Leverdez 21-6, 21-17 in 30 minutes to set upa semifinal clash with HongKong's Hu Yun on Satur-day. Prannoy, on the other

hand, could not take thecourt after his foot injury -- suffered during his giant-killing act againstDenmark's Jan Jorgensenon Thursday -- aggravatedon Friday and he had togive a walkover to Japan'sKento Momota in another

quarterfinal match.Kashyap hardly broke anysweat against Brice as hedished out a game whichthe French could not nego-tiate. The Indian opened upa 6-1 lead early on and didnot allow the Frenchman tocome closer to him.

Spinner Sunil Narine isa class act: Virat Kohli

Agency : KOLKATAStar Indian batsman andRoyal Challengers Banga-lore (RCB) skipper ViratKohli praised KolkataKnight Riders (KKR) spinspearhead Sunil Narine call-ing him a world class bowleron Friday. Ahead of theirSaturday's Indian PremierLeague (IPL) match againstdefending champions KKRat the Eden Gardens here,

Kohli asserted his side hasenough fire power in theirbowling attack to plug theabsence of injured Australianpacer Mitchell Starc. "I sawhim (Narine) bowl in the lastmatch and I feel he is bowl-ing slower than before. Buteven then, he was difficult topick up. He has got the skill,whatever said and done,"Kohli said. "All the issueswith bowling action and what

not. He is got the skill that iswhy he is able to pitch theball in the right area and getso many wickets and troublebatsmen all over the world,"he added. Bowling with aremodelled action, Narinewho played a key role inKnights' twin IPL triumphs,went wicketless againstMumbai Indians in the open-ing match of the tournamentat the Eden on Wednesday.But it didn't stop KKR fromregistering a comfortableeight-wicket win. "It's notthat his action was the rea-son why he was bowlingwell. He has got the skill oth-erwise he won't be bowlingat this level and getting worldclass batsmen out. He hastaken two hat-tricks in IPL.He is a class act," said Kohli.

Azlan Shah Hockey: In Australia,India Face Their Toughest Challenge

Agency : New DelhiOut of title reckoning, a mis-firing India would look toredeem some pride with animproved performance intheir last league match but itwould be easier said thandone against world champi-ons Australia in the 24thAzlan Shah Cup on Satur-day. The Azlan Shah Cupwas not only new chiefcoach Paul van Ass' maidenassignment after takingcharge of the Indian teambut also kick-started thecountry's preparations fornext year's Rio Olympics.But going by the perfor-mances so far, it is clearthat India have a lot ofwork to do to become acompetitive force in theOlympics, for which theyhave already secured a di-rect berth by winning agold in last year's IncheonAsian Games. India havecrashed out of the title racehere after garnering justfour points with one

scrappy win and a drawout of four matches. On theother hand, the Kookabur-ras, who are defendingtheir title here, are on a rolland have sealed their finalberth by registering fourvictories out of as manygames. The last time boththe teams faced each, theresult went in favour ofAustralia who sneaked anarrow 2-1 win over Indiato finish third in the FIHChampions Trophy inBhubaneswar in Decem-ber. Saturday's match

gives India an opportunityto avenge that loss. Butlooking at India's perfor-mance in this tournament,it looks a distant dreamand only time will tell if VanAss' wards have it in themto lift their spirits and sal-vage a positive result. Ifthey can at least hold Aus-tralia if not win tomorrow,it will act as a huge morale-booster for India, whowere without a coach sinceOctober last year afterAustralian Terry Walsh'sunceremonious exit.

Gmail on your mobile gadgetjust got a great new update

Agency : New DelhiIt's not uncommon to havemore than one email ad-dress. There's your per-sonal account, your workemail, if you're a studentthere's probably a schoolaccount as well. Whateverthe reason may be, mostlikely each of your emailaccounts are with differentproviders. One could bethrough Gmail, one couldbe through Yahoo, and onecould be specific to yourjob or school. That makes

Samsung expects recordshipments of Galaxy S6

checking all of your emailsa hassle and a pain. Ifyou're a Gmail user, there'sgood news. With the theGmail app, you can nowsee ALL of your email ac-counts in one place, regard-less where they are orwhere they come from. Thefeature called "All Inboxes"easily lets you add severalaccounts to the Gmail app,and even better, you canview all of them in oneseamless stream. But wait,there's more.

Agency : SeoulSamsung Electronics CoLtd expects record ship-ments for its new Galaxy S6smartphones and said it willstruggle to meet demand forthe curved-edged versiondue to production con-straints, adding to hopes fora turnaround in mobilesales. The S6 models arewidely expected to sellbriskly following a string ofpositive reviews, boostingprospects for an earningsrecovery in 2015. Thisweek, the company esti-mated its January-March

operating profit to be itshighest in three quarters,which analysts said waspartly because Samsung putits own chips in the newphones. Samsung expectsthe flat screen S6 to sellmore than the higher-mar-gin S6 edge - priced about$120 more in South Korea- but mobile chief JK Shinsaid at a media event onThursday the firm won't beable to keep up with de-mand for the latter model inthe near term because thecurved screens are harder tomanufacture.

Sun missed star-boom inMilky Way by 5 billion years

Agency : New DelhiMost of the Milky Way'sstars were formed in astar-birthing frenzy thatpeaked 10 billion yearsago, but our Sun was latefor the party, not forminguntil roughly 5 billion yearsago, a new study hasfound. The study involveda multi-observatory galaxycensus, one of the mostcomprehensive yet. Miss-ing the party, however,may not have been so badfor the Sun. Its late ap-pearance may actuallyhave fostered the growthof our solar system's plan-ets. Elements heavier thanhydrogen and helium weremore abundant later in thestar-forming boom asmore massive stars endedtheir lives early and en-riched the galaxy with ma-terial that served as thebuilding blocks of planetsand even life on Earth. Thenew census provides themost complete picture yetof how galaxies like theMilky Way grew over the

past 10 billion years intotoday's majestic spiral gal-axies. The multi-wave-length study spans ultravio-let to far-infrared light,combining observationsfrom Nasa's Hubble andSpitzer space telescopes,the European SpaceAgency's Herschel SpaceObservatory, and ground-based telescopes, includ-ing the Magellan BaadaTelescope at the LasCampanas Observatory inChile. Astronomers compiledthe story our Milky Way'sformative years from study-ing galaxies similar in mass,found in these deep surveysof the universe. The fartherinto the universe astronomerslook, the further back in timethey are seeing, because star-light from long ago is just ar-riving at Earth now. Fromthose surveys, stretchingback in time more than 10billion years, researchers as-sembled an album of imagescontaining nearly 2,000snapshots of Milky Way-like galaxies.

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Amit Shah felicitates Gujarat cricketers

Agency : New DelhiNational President of Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP) and President of Gujarat CricketAssociation(GCA) Shri Amit Shah today felicitated the team members of T20 cricketteam of GCA for their national victory. This programme was held at Shri Amit Shah’sofficial residence in Delhi. GCA Vice President and Rajya Sabha MP Shri ParimalNathwani, office bearers of GCA Shri Rajesh Patel, Dhiraj Jogani among others werepresent on this occasion.

Golden day for Banaskantha: Rs. 500crore water supply projects inaugurated

Reliance commissions 1150 KTAPTA Plant at Dahej in Gujarat

Agency : MumbaiReliance Industries Limited(RIL) today announced suc-cessful commissioning ofnew Purified TerephthalicAcid (PTA) plant at Dahej,Gujarat. The plant with acapacity of 1150 KTA isbuilt with Invista technology.The company in its statementissued today said, “thisstate-of-the-art facility ishighly energy efficient andenvironment friendly”. Withthe commissioning of thisplant, Reliance’s total PTAcapacity will increase to 3.2MMTPA and global capac-ity share to 4%.Paraxylene, the key feed-stock for the PTA plant issourced from Reliance’sJamnagar refinery. The PTAplant is also forward inte-grated with a 650 KTAPET plant in the same com-plex. The integrated opera-tion will help in lower op-

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadGujarat Chief Minister to-day dedicate Rs. 110 croreDantiwada dam orientedgroup water supply project

benefiting 123 villages of 3talukas of Banaskantha dis-trict in north Gujarat. ChiefMinister also dedicated Rs.6 crore water supply projectfor 31 border out posts ofBorder Security Force. TheChief Minister also dedi-cated Rs. 418 croreDantiwada-Sipu pipeline

project completed by de-partment of water re-sources, Government ofGujarat. These projects in-total will provide irrigationfacility to 9,000 hectare landacross 46 villages of 6talukas and drinking watersupply to about 3 lakhpeople.

erating cost and capture fullchain margins. AnotherPTA plant of similar capac-ity is under construction atthe same location. Withthese capacities, Reliancewill be placed among thetop five PTA manufacturersglobally. India is the secondlargest producer of polyes-ter with estimated produc-tion of 5.4 MMTPA. TheIndian polyester market isgrowing at 8-10% annually.Indian market is currently

deficit in PTA by over 1.5MMTPA. The company inits statement said, “start-upof the new PTA plant atDahej will take India closerto self-sufficiency in PTA, inline with the vision of “Makein India” of Prime MinisterShri Narendra Modi.”

Compulsory voting law:Gujaratgovt invites suggestions from people

Sunvilla News, GandhinagarGujarat government has in-vited suggestions frompeople on implementation ofcompulsory voting law. Inview of upcoming electionsof Municipal Corporations/Municipalities/districtpanchayats and talukapanchayats scheduled totake place in the month ofOctober this year, the stategovernment has fixed the lastdate of sending suggestion as18 April 2015. The sugges-tions can be sent to Devel-opment Commissioner andMember Secretary, GujaratState, Block no.16/2, Dr.Jivraj Mehta Bhavan,

Gandhinagar. Suggestionscan also be e-mailed to asst-commi-dev@gujarat.gov.in.Fax number 079-23254076and 079-23254114 are alsoopen to receive suggestions.Gujarat assembly hadpassed Gujarat Local Au-thorities Laws(amendment)bill-2009 which covers pro-vision of 50% women’s res-ervation and compulsoryvoting in local body elec-tions. The bill has been ap-proved by Governor. AsGujarat is the first state whichhas made provision of com-pulsory voting, the depart-ment of Urban Developmentand Housing,

Strike of Class-4 employees,nurses in Ahmedabad is over

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadStrike of Class-4 employ-ees of Ahmedabad Munici-pal Corporation(AMC) runhospitals, nurses of AMCrun LG hospital, sweepersand AMTS drivers/conduc-tors is over. This develop-ment took place today af-ternoon after a meeting ofNaukar Mandal leaderswith city Municipal Com-missioner, Mayor, DeputyMayor and Standing Com-mittee Chairman. NaukarMandal is the union of em-ployees who went on strike.It is traditionally pro-BJP

union. The union leader in histalk to media persons afterthe meeting(watch video)said that the union has beenpromised that all pendingissues will be resolved. Hesaid, AMC has agreed towithdraw terminations ofnurses who went on strikeand cases filed in police sta-tions in connection withstrike.

Let the world know who fund PILs to stopdevelopment projects in India: Jaitley

Sunvilla News, GandhinagarSpeaking at releasing regu-lations of India’s first Inter-national Finance ServicesCenter in Gandhinagar,Union Finance MinisterArun Jaitley Friday putquestion mark on Public In-terest Litigations filed againstvarious developmentprojects in India, the per-sons behind such petitionsand their funding source.Shri Jaitley in his speechsaid, “when somebody sawa great idea being imple-mented, his best weapon tostop it is a Public InterestLitigation.” “So I am givento understand that, the walkthrough fire, GIFT(GujaratInternational Finance Tech)city had to walk through theentire test of a Public Inter-est Litigations also.” “Attimes I wonder since thisdebate is on that it shouldnot be a bad idea if it is mademandatory that everybodywho files such PIL which areintended to stop develop-mental activity in India, alsodisclose as a part of man-datory disclosure what theirfunding sources are.” “If in

Correspondent, VadodaraVadodara division of West-ern Railways has opened‘Jaldi ticket window’ atVadodara, Nadiad,Bharuch, Anand andAnkleshwar railway stationsto facilitate prompt ticketingservice for passengers. Thedirective in this regard wasissued by the Railway Boardfollowing announcement of‘operation five minutes’ fa-cility by Railway ministerSuresh Prabhu in the annualrail budget. “Under the tick-eting system, passengers

order to contest an election,I have to disclose my entireassets, all elected MLAshave to disclose their assets,our civil servants have todisclose them, and as we

have RTI available against allof them, so these consciouskeeper crusaders should belittle more transparent thanus.” “And therefore theworld must know as to fromwhere the funds for such liti-gation are coming orwhether in order to stopdevelopment, these are thelitigations which may evenbe inspired by fundingsources itself. It will only addto the transparency and fair-ness of our system.”

travelling in unreserved classcan purchase ticket withinfive minutes. For the pur-pose, railways will printtickets of popular or most-travelled destinations in ad-vance. This would save a lotof time, hence, making theprocess fast,” senior Divi-sional Commercial Man-ager, Vadodara division,Pradeep Banerjee said. Hesaid currently the windowswill be run on an experimen-tal basis and will be ex-panded later on based onthe response.

Jaldi ticket window opened atfive railway stations in Gujarat

MoU signed for Railway DesignCentre at NID Ahmedabad

Agency : New DelhiDecor of Railway carriagesand station premises are setto get an image makeoverwith the ministry joininghands with National Insti-tute of Design to redesigncoaches, toilets and otherfacilities. The Railways to-day signed an MoU withthe Commerce and Indus-try Ministry for setting upRailway Design Centre atNID campus inAhmedabad. “We havedesigns for coaches, toilets,

platform sheds, pantry carsand likewise. We are nowgoing for better design of allthese services to make sureour customers have moresatisfaction and for this wehave signed a MoU withCommerce and IndustryMinistry for setting up theRailway Design Centre atNID campus,” RailwayMinister Suresh Prabhusaid today after the signingceremony. Among otherthings, NID will also designladder for upper berths,

lighting arrangements at sta-tions and circulating areasto give an aesthetic touchto rail facilities. “Railwaysneed lot of new coaches.We want to offer bettercustomer service. Rightfrom purchasing the ticket,coming to platform andboarding the train and thendeboarding at the destina-tions, they must have goodtravel experience,” Prabhusaid. Railways will provideRs 10 cr fund to NID forthe job.

IFSC contribution to GDP 12%in Dubai, 20% in Japan: AdhiaSunvilla News, Gandhinagar

“Entire scenario of GIFTcity will change now. It’s abreakthrough event in evo-lution of GIFT today,” saidHasmukh Adhia, FinancialServices Secretary, Minis-try of Finance of Govern-ment of India, speaking atInternational Finance Ser-vice Centre launching func-tion in Gandhinagar. Adhiasaid, “Dubai InternationalFinance Center was con-ceptualized in year 2004.It’s a very small area, but itis contributing to 12 % GDPof Dubai.” He further said,

“20% of total GDP of Ja-pan comes from FinancialServices. It’s a big quantum.10% employment of Japanis from this sector.” Adhiasaid GIFT city if the projectfor which the land was givenin 2011 and SEZ permis-sion was obtained sameyear. This is the project forwhich foundation stone waslaid by current Prime Min-ister. And this is the projectinaugurated by him. Adhiasaid, Prime Minister in-structed the Finance Minis-try that we should put thisproject on track.

Transporter summoned by forestdepartment in red sander seizerSunvilla News, Ahmedabad

Forest department has sum-moned the transporter whohad transported 1.5 ton redsanders from the border ofAndhra Pradesh and TamilNadu. Special OperationGroup had detained a mannamed Dinesh Rajput whohad put the red sandersworth Rs 1.75 crores in ga-rage at Shah-e-alam onWednesday and handed himover to the forest depart-ment. Sources from the for-est department said theyhave yet not booked DineshRajput and are waiting forthe questioning of the trans-porter. "We are also prob-

ing the involvement of a po-liceman in the smugglingracket" said an official fromthe forest department. For-est officials said they allowedDinesh Rajput to go atpresent. "He will be sum-moned once again on Fri-day and could be bookedunder the forest departmentacts" said a source. Mean-while, the Forest Depart-ment has contacted theircounter parts in Delhi tohunt for Dinesh's brotherBrijsinh Rajput who had or-dered the red sanders. "Wesuspect the wood was to besmuggled into China" said aForest Department official.

Dung pots, clay incinerators tohelp in Swachh Bharat battle

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadPrime Minister NarendraModi's Swachh Bharatcampaign has receivedsupport from innovators inAhmedabad andVadodara. These innova-tions from Gujarat, alongwith others from across In-dia, were exhibited at the`Festival of Innovation' at

Rashtrapati Bhavan inMarch. Proper disposal ofsanitary napkins is a prob-lem for women folk and itis one of the reasons for itslimited use, especially inrural areas. To solve thisproblem, Vadodara-basedShyam and his wife, Swati,have developed a clay in-cinerator using which one

can dispose of multiplesanitary napkins at a time.The incinerator has to befilled with used napkinpads and a burningmatchstick insertedthrough an opening at itsbottom. After the padshave been incinerated, theash can be easily removedusing a tool.

Juvenile board noticeto cops for flouting rule

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadThe Juvenile Justice Boardhas sought explanation fromall city police stations for notfollowing the standing or-ders of the police commis-sioner and serve notice,warrant or summonsthrough designated childwelfare officer to parties incases pending before theBoard. The principal mag-istrate of the Board, J MBrahmbhatt, has issued no-tices to all 41 police stationsreminding them of the circu-lar issued by the police com-missioner in November lastyear. This circular made itmandatory that for all seniorpolice inspector to get theservice of notices or war-rants done through the childwelfare officers only. Theofficials were asked to fol-low this procedure in orderto reduce the pendency ofcases against the juvenile.But looking at the case

records before the JuvenileJustice Board, it is clearlyseen that these communi-ques are not deliveredthrough the designated childwelfare officers. This is a

clear violation of the circu-lar. The court has calledupon all senior inspectors toexplain without fail withinten days on why the orderswere not followed.

Hold scrapped exam, HC tells GPSCSunvilla News, Ahmedabad

Gujarat high court on Thurs-day directed the GujaratPublic Service Commission(GPSC) to hold the mainexamination for the recruit-ment to class III posts inmunicipalities. The HCquashed GPSC's arbitrarydecision of scrapping themain examination and hold-ing interviews after prelimi-nary exams to select candi-dates last year. The benchof acting Chief Justice V MSahai and Justice R PDholaria asked GPSC to

hold the main exam withinthree months. It granted ad-ditional one month to com-plete the process of inter-views and declare the results.Now, those candidates whoqualify in the preliminary testalready held will be called tosit in the main exam. And onthe basis of the main examresults, shortlisted candidateswill be called forinterview.The high court firstdictated an order of CBI in-quiry but later at thes t a t e g o v e r n m e n t ' srequesttisement.