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Prisoner escapesfrom prison

Goa Police crackFabindia voyeur-

ism case

Agency : Bengaluru, Apr 11A prisoner serving life termfor murder at ParappanaAgrahara prison hereescaped by walking outthrough the front gate of theprison misleading the guard,jail officials said Saturday.They said when prisonerswere let out their barracksyesterday, Manjunath whohas served six years of histerm, walked to theadministrative block statingthat he wanted to apply forparole.

Fifth round of unseasonal rain this year in Gujarat

4 arrested injewellery storerobbery case

Agency : New Delhi, Apr 11Police have arrested fourpersons, including twoalleged notoriouscriminals, and claimed tohave solved a case ofdaylight armed robbery ata jewellery shop in westDelhi. The accused,identified as Shiv KumarMishra of Uttar Pradesh'sGhonda district, Sanjay(44), Rohit (25) andDeepak (24), werearrested by the Special Cellof Delhi Police onThursday from west Delhi'sPeeragarhi Chowkfollowing a tip-off.

Agency : Panaji, Apr 11A week after the hiddencamera was detected byUnion HRD Minister SmritiIrani at a Fabindia outletnear here, police todayclaimed to have identifiedthe store staffer who wasbehind the voyeurism epi-sode. A police official saidthe accused staffer fromFabindia outlet at Candolimvillage shifted the positionof a CCTV camera andpointed it towards thestore's trial room, whichwas brought to light by Irani.

Areas of Gujarat today witnessed fifth round of unseasonal showers today this year.

Police bust gang offour for betting on

IPL matchesAgency : New Delhi, Apr 11

Delhi Police has busted analleged high-tech gangwhich was betting on IPLmatches with the arrest offour persons from WestDelhi's Rajouri Gardenarea. The accused havebeen identified as DineshWadhwa (39), SanjeetKumar (45), Sachin aliasMontu (36) and RajivWadhwa (36). Police hasrecovered one LCD, aLaptop, six mobiles andRs 5,500 stake money.

Will take home ministry to court overderegistration move: Greenpeace India

Agency : New DelhiGreenpeace India on Satur-day issued a point by pointrebuttal of charges madeagainst it by the NDA Gov-ernment and said it wouldnot only challenge the orderin courts but also continueto campaign fearlessly. Thegovernment had on Thurs-day announced it was "tem-porarily" suspendingGreenpeace India's registra-tion under the foreign con-tributions law for "under-re-porting" such funding andconducting transactions insuch funds without inform-ing the authorities as re-quired by the law. Along withthe 180-day suspension, thehome ministry froze all sevenbank accounts of theorganisation and served it ashow-cause notice seekingan explanation why its li-cence should not be can-celled. On SaturdayGreenpeace said that "This

(freezing of accounts)means that GP India's per-mission to receive moneyfrom overseas is currentlysuspended. It does notmean that GP India itself hasbeen shut down or will haveto shut down. GP India getsnearly 70 percent of its in-come from domestic dona-tions and will continue tooperate on those funds even

as it fights the Foreign Con-tribution Regulation Act(FCRA) suspension." "Wewill not only challenge theMinistry of Home Affairs incourts, but also continue tocampaign fearlessly on theissues we work on," it said.Greenpeace claimed thatsome of its domestic ac-counts have been frozen aswell.

Seven policemen killed in Sukma encounterAgency : RAIPUR

At least seven jawans ofChhattisgarh police’s Spe-cial Task Force (STF) werekilled and 10 were griev-ously injured in an encoun-ter with the Maoists inSukma district of SouthChhattisgarh on Saturday.“An encounter took placebetween the STF and theMaoists near Pidmed vil-lage of Sukma district ataround 10 a.m. today.Seven STF jawans werekilled in the encounter in-cluding PlatoonCammander Shankar Raoand 10 jawans were injured.The injured personnel havebeen airlifted to Raipur for

treatment,” said a press re-lease issued by Chhattisgarhpolice. “It was a proper andplanned operation by theSTF to move into that areaand not a chance face-off,”claimed Mr. R.K.Vij, theAdditional Director Generalof Police (ADG), Anti-Naxal operations,Chhattisgarh when asked toreveal details of the encoun-ter. Apart from platoon Com-mander Shankar Rao, headconstables Rohit Sori, ManojBaghel, Mohan Uike andConstables RajkumarMarkam, Kiran Deshmukh,Rajman Netam were killed inthe encounter, said the policepress release. Constable

Madkam Kesa, SanjayLakda, Ranjeet Kumar,Arvind Kumar, Auxiliary Con-stable Kise Deva, BaddiKanna, MadaviLukka,Madavi Deva,Saryam Lavena and SaryamManoj were injured in the

encounter. This area ofSukma is the base of Maoists'Battalion No.2 headed byemerging young Tribal leaderHidma who is also a memberof the CPI (Maoist) DandaKaranya Special Zonal Com-mittee (DKSZC).

Bangladesh tightens securityahead of expected execution

Agency : DHAKAAuthorities in Bangladeshheightened security in thecapital and elsewhere Satur-day ahead of the expectedexecution of an Islamist partyofficial sentenced to death forcrimes against humanity dur-ing the country’s 1971 inde-pendence war against Paki-stan. MohammadQamaruzzaman, an assistantsecretary general of Jamaat-e-Islami, refused to seekpresidential clemency, pav-ing the way for him to be-come the second person putto death since tribunals wereset up more than four yearsago to try suspected warcriminals. Junior Home Min-ister Asaduzzman Khan toldreporters thatQamaruzzaman would behanged on Saturday.Qamaruzzaman’s familymembers visited him for the

last time in Dhaka’s CentralJail, with security tight out-side the facility, his lawyerShishir Manir said. By Sat-urday evening, the concernedofficials to executeQamaruzzaman had enteredthe jail, a senior prison offi-cial told The AssociatedPress by phone on conditionof anonymity because of thesensitivity of the issue. TVstations reported that a gravehad already been dug inQamaruzzaman’s ancestral

home outside Dhaka, thecapital. On Monday,Bangladesh’s Supreme Courtrejected Qamaruzzaman’s fi-nal legal appeal against thedeath sentence given to himby a special tribunal in May2013. His only recoursewould have been to seek apresidential pardon.Bangladesh executed anotherJamaat-e-Islami assistant sec-retary, Abdul Quader Mollah,in December 2013 for simi-lar crimes.

Modi in France: Prime Minister visits Air-bus facility, pays homage to Indian soldiers

Agency : ToulousePrime Minister NarendraModi kept up his hecticschedule on day two of hisFrance tour, visiting the Air-bus facility in Toulouse andalso paying homage to thethousands of Indian soldierskilled during WWI at theNeuve Chapelle memorial.A day after Modi held talkswith French PresidentFrancois Hollande and bothsides inked 17 agreementsand also announced the pur-chase of 36 Rafale fighterjets, the Prime Minister flewdown to Toulouse in south-

ern France. Accompaniedby French foreign ministerLaurent Fabius, Modi wentaround the Airbus A380Assembly Line Facility. Air-bus Industrie has assuredModi that its Indianoutsourcing will increase

from $400 million to $2 bil-lion over the next five yearsas part of the Indiangovernment's Make in Indiainitiative. External affairsministry spokesperson SyedAkbaruddin tweeted:"500% increase in 5 years.@Airbus to PMA@narendramodi : Indianoutsourcing to increase from$400 mil to $2 billion.""Make in India gains furthermomentum. $2 billion cu-mulative outsourcingplanned by @Airbus fromIndia by 2020," he posted."Amazing visit to @AirbusFacility. They are very en-thusiastic about@makeinindia initiative," theprime minister wrote on histwitter handle@narendramodi. At the Air-bus facility, the top brassgave Modi their assessmenton the need for aircraft byIndian carriers. The country,they said, will require asmany as 1,291 planes overthe next 20 years -- 913 insingle-aisle configuration,322 twin-aisled and 56 largeones.The Prime Ministerwas taken on the tour by ateam led by Airbus Groupchief executive Tom Enders,who said his group waskeen on forging a strongerindustrial bond with India.

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadAreas of Gujarat today wit-nessed fifth round ofunseasonal showers todaythis year. Primary reportssuggest the entire northGujarat includingMahesana, Diyodar, Unjha,Visnagar, Deesa, Dhanera,Ambaji etc places has ex-perienced light to moderateshower and even hailstormat some places. The city ofAhmedabad against wit-nessed unseasonal rain thisyear today. The sky wasnormal with presence ofscorching sun during earlyafternoon, but post 4.00 pm

the sky was suddenly seenfull of dark clouds and ataround 5.00 pm, parts ofAhmedabad city experi-enced light shower. Accord-ing to Shri Jayant Sarkarwho is heading Ahmedabadoffice of Weather depart-ment, isolated places ofGujarat will continue to wit-ness light rainfall due to im-pact of western distur-bances on 12-13 April too.Sarkar has predicted earlierspells of unseasonal rains inrecent past correctly. Hehad also predicted presentround of shower. Frequentrounds of unseasonal rains

prove dangerous for stand-ing crops, and even produceready to go to APMC. Inpresent calendar year,unseasonal rains were firstexperienced on 21 January

followed by another spell on1 March(continued for two-three days) and one moreround on 12 March. Thefourth round of unseasonalshower this year was expe-

rienced during 29-30March. Weather expertsdescribe it as effect of

‘western disturbances’,which is one of two termi-nologies they often use. The

other terminology they useon occasions is ‘Upper aircyclonic circulation’.

Pak abducts 17 Gujarat fishermen with 3 boatsCorrespondent, RAJKOT

Pakistan Marine SecurityAgency has abducted 17Gujarat fishermen fromInternational MaritimeBoundary Line (IMBL)with their three boats onThursday off Jakhau coastin the Arabian Sea. Ac-cording to sources, all theboats are from Porbandarand Okha region. This wasthe second incident withina fortnight. Earlier onMarch 28, the Pakistanagency had abducted 18fishermen with three boats

from IMBL. Fishermenassociations said thatthere were over 350 fish-ermen from Gujarat lodgedin different prisons of Pa-kistan. The two incidentsfollow the release of 57boats of Gujarat fishermenon March 23 by the Paki-stan government. Ahead ofthe release of boats, theMinistry of Home Affairs(MHA) had arranged themovement of eight-mem-ber team from the govern-ment of Gujarat to Paki-stan for inspection and re-

pair on March 10. Theministry of external affairs,high commission of India,Islamabad, Indian CoastGuard, government of Pa-kistan and Pakistan Mari-time Security Agency hadseveral rounds of discus-sions before release of theboats. Earlier in February,Pakistan had released 172Indian fishermen, mostlyfrom Gujarat as a goodwillgesture. They were re-leased ahead of high-leveltalks between the twocountries.

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DAYSugata Bose and the twohouses under surveillanceOne of the two houses that were under surveillance forover two decades according to some files of IntelligenceBureau that had been declassified and kept at the nationalarchive now lies in the heart of Kolkata. This is also thehouse from where Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose had madehis great escape in 1941. “In life immortal, this is thetechnique of the soul. The individual must die, so thatIndia may live and may win freedom and glory….” readsan epithet from the writings of Subhas Chandra Bose atthe entrance of 38-2 Elgin Road – “Netaji Bhawan”. Nextto it is another marble plaque on which is etched anotherwriting of Netaji that reads: “In this mortal world,everything perishes and will perish – but ideas and idealsand dreams do not. One individual may die for an ideabut that idea will, after his death incarnate itself in athousand lives….” Talking to the Sunday Express, DrSugata Bose – a historian and a Netaji kin responded tothe latest controversy recounting how his father Dr SisirBose was able to dodge past at least 14 intelligenceofficials posted at the house at that time under the Britishrule and drove Netaji dressed and disguised in a pathansuit out of that house. Dr Sisir Bose reached NetajiSubhas Bose to Gomoh railway station from where hedisappeared. Dr Bose goes to add: “But that was duringthe British rule. What is most shocking about the currentrevelation is that the snooping continued even after 15thAugust, 1947. Probably the Indian Intelligence officialshad forgotten the relevance of that date and the fact thatIndia had won its freedom by then.” It is equally shockingthat in Bengal was a Congress government then underDr. Bidhan Chandra Roy and the snooping could not havecontinued without the knowledge of the Bengalgovernment,” said Bose. It was the Intelligence Bureaulocated at Lord Sinha Road that was responsible for thesnooping and Elgin Road post office was the place wherethe letters of the family used to be monitored andintercepted, said Bose. The Harvard professor of historyand now a Trinamool Congress MP, Dr. Bose wonderedif the spying has stopped now. “if it could have continueduntil 1968, then what stopped it?” he asks. “Did it stopat all? Who knows that even now our e-mails are notmonitored, telephones not bugged? These should not havehappened. This was an encroachment on privacy andmost of all there was no security threat involved inmounting such a surveillance on our family,” he said. Askedabout the “political challenge” that Netaji’s return mighthave posed to the then leaders which might have been areason to snoop, Dr Bose said: “The motive is not clearregarding this snooping affair. There is also no evidenceto suggest that it was ordered by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.There is no direct link to suggest that,” said Bose. TheBose family had an intimate relation with the Nehru family,said Bose and narrated how Nehru used to invite SubhasChandra Bose for breakfast when he used to visit Delhiand often invited him to attend the parliament sessions.

“The population of Muslims and Christians is growing day by day. To rein in this,Centre will have to impose emergency, and Muslims and Christians will have tobe forced to undergo sterilisation so that they can't increase their numbers”

- vice president of All India Hindu Mahasabha, Sadhvi Deva Thakur said.

- Kapilkumar M. HirparaEditor

Pandit Briju Maharaj train-ing Deepika for MastaniAgency : New Delhi

After training Madhuri Dixitin Sanjay leela Bhansali’sDevdas, Pandit BirjuMaharaj, the leading para-gon of the classical dance inIndia is training DeepikaPadukone for Mastani role.Deepika Padukone por-trays the role of Mastani inSanjay Leela Bhansali's epichistoric drama BajiraoMastani, is learning finerclassical dance moves andgesturing from dance mae-stro Briju Maharaj. "I willchoreograph Deepika in asolo act which is a morecontemporary adaptation ofone of my own perfor-mances set on an AvadhiBrijwasi thumri, Balma rechunaria maiko lal. There'sa lot of lal rang in the songwith Deepika dressed in fi-ery red, her head demurelycovered by a ghoonghat but

her eyes flashing fire" saysthe maestro, Birju Maharaj.According to report,Deepika, who is alreadytrained Bharatanatyam andKathak dance, has beentraining with Pandit BirjuMaharaj as she portrays the

role of Mastani, who was acourt dancer. Since themovie is based on centuryold historic epic drama, it iscrucial to establish authen-ticity in dance form. She hasbeen practicing for 2 hoursa day with Birju Maharaj.

Who does Shraddha Kapoorwant to go to Paris with?Agency : New Delhi

It's been almost two yearsto Aashiqui 2 now but therumours of the leading pairShraddha Kapoor andAditya Roy Kapur's roman-tic relationship has still notstopped doing the rounds.Each time you ask any ofthem and they will have theirusual answer ready. We'retired of listening to the samecliched 'We're just goodfriends' answer all the time.At a recent event, whereShraddha Kapoor launcheda four storey replica of EiffelTower in the city, the actresswas quizzed by the press.when the media asked herwho she would love to visitParis with, she did not givethe obvious answer andwe're not surprised any-more. "I would love to goto Paris with PriyankaChopra. I have admired herfor the longest time and itwill be the most amazing Jr. NTR in Telugu remake of ‘Kaththi’?

Agency : ChennaiActor Junior NTR is likely toplay the lead in the Teluguremake of A.R Murugadoss-directed Tamil blockbuster

experience of my life to bein Paris with PC," Shraddhaanswered. But the media

was not amused. Yet, wewere expecting a differentanswer, for sure!

“Kaththi” that was releasedlast year. “The talks are in fi-nal stage with NTR. He hasliked the film and is soon ex-pected to sign on the dotted

line,” a source told IANS.The source added thatGopichand Malineni will di-rect the remake, which willbe produced by TagoreMadhu. Earlier, it was re-ported that Pawan Kalyanwill play the lead in the re-make, but since he’s busywith his Telugu project“Gabbar Singh 2? the ideawas dropped. One of thebiggest Tamil hits of 2014,“Kaththi” starred Tamil su-perstar Vijay in the lead.

Shah Rukh Khan declared‘Global Icon Of The Year’

Agency : New DelhiAdding another feather toShah Rukh Khan‘s alreadymulti-feathered cap is the titleof “Global Icon Of TheYear” bestowed upon him onApril 10 at the ‘NRI awardsof the year’ event held inMumbai. Reportedly, KingKhan was awarded thehonour at the event organisedby a leading news channel.The superstar was elated atreceiving the honour, andthanked his fans and sup-

porters for extending theirlove all these years. Last seenin Farah Khan’s heist com-edy ‘Happy New Year’,which went on to amass

more than Rs 100 cr at theBox Offcie, Shah RukhKhan will next be seen inManeesh Sharma’s ‘Fan’and Rohit Shetty’s ‘Dilwale’.

Shahid Kapoor And Mira Rajput FinalisedOn Their Destination Wedding?

Agency : New DelhiShahid Kapoor’s marriageis the most awaited thing ofthe year for everyone fromBollywood industry to all hisfans. After the news ofShahid’s marriage date, withthe latest buzz is ShahidKapoor will be having adestination wedding. Re-portedly, the actor is gettingmarried to the girl of hisdream in Bali. Bali is a ro-mantic island and provinceof Indonesia. It is the blendof spectacular mountainscenery and beautifulbeaches, a perfect weddingdestination. The chocolateboy Shahid Kapoor con-

firmed that marriage is oncards this year. With thenews spread like wildfire,the actor thought of con-firming that he is not en-gaged, but is surely gettingmarried by the end of De-cember. Previously news

was that the actor hasagreed with the weddingdate on June 10 as decidedby their parents. Reportedlythe actor who is getting mar-ried to a Delhi based girlMira Rajput has begun withthe preparations.

Emraan Hashmi cancels family holidayAgency : New Delhi

Emraan Hashmi has a packed schedule witha number of films in his line-up which includesMr. X, Hamari Adhuri Kahani and a biopicbased on the life of cricketer MohammedAzharuddin. And while the actor has beenlooking to catch a break after a number ofhectic months, he has had to pull out of a familyvacation at the last minute. Sources reveal thatthe actor had planned an extensive holiday inLondon with his wife and son, but had to drop his plans as the makers of HamariAdhuri Kahani decided to flag off their campaign much earlier than planned. Emraanwill now be participating in promotional activities with Vidya Balan for the film. Whencontacted, Emraan confirmed the news, and said, “For the past few months, I havebeen really busy juggling the promotions, dubbing and shooting schedules of my films.

Ek Paheli Leela Movie Review

Agency : New Delhi London-based modelMira (Sunny Leone) comesto India on an assignment.She falls in love with aprince in Jaisalmer and getsmarried to him. Meanwhile,a budding musician Karan(Jay Bhanushali) is gettingpersistent nightmares afterhearing an old Rajasthani

folk tune and keeps mutter-ing the name Leela in sleep.How is Mira related toLeela? This one is morethan just a reincarnationtale. The tendency of nottaking a Sunny Leone filmseriously is going to change.Ek Paheli Leela might notbe a cinematic treat but itstricky climax Emakes it

watchable. With a solidstory in place, this viva-ciously shot reincarnationdrama is plotted carefullywith its loose-ends knottingup into a thrilling end. Un-like the usual fare that com-pliment the actress' boldpersona, the forte of thisfilm sprawls beyond itsscintillating bits. It starts ona droopy note and mean-ders initially but once theparallel stories merge, itadvances smoothly to-wards the jolt of its unex-pected climax. Whatdampens the strength of theplot are its sexual innuen-dos and the needless songsthat keep popping in fre-quently without addingmuch. There are nine songsforced into the packagewhich water down the film'spunch. The story shiftsbriskly between the presentand the past without seem-ing too disparate. With itsruntime of over two hours,the film gets tedious, some-thing that could have beeneasily rectified by sharperediting.

Kangana Ranaut worksaround the clock

Agency : New DelhiKangana Ranaut who re-cently bagged the NationalAward for Best Actress is allset to impress in yet anothergame changing performanceor should we say two ,withAanand L. Rai's 'Tanu WedsManu Returns'. The actresswho is currently shooting forthe quirky romantic enter-tainer in the city, is essayingtwo roles simultaneously - thatof Tanu and Datto, aHaryanvi athlete. If that wasn'tall, the powerhouse performer

will then head to Ahmedabadto start shooting for KattiBatti. On her return, Kanganawill immediately dive into thedubbing of Tanu WedsManu Returns ,while simul-taneously promoting the film.Says a source, "Kangana isenjoying this phase in her ca-reer and to do the work sheloves the most.She has anexciting slate of films ahead,that are also very challeng-ing ,as they require her to in-vest a lot of herself bothphysically and mentally.

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SPORTS ROUNDUPIPL 2015

IPL 2015: Chennai Super Kingsvs Delhi Dare Devils Key Clashes

Agency : ChennaiThe formidable ChennaiSuper Kings (CSK) begintheir Indian Premier League(IPL) 2015 campaign to-night as they face the newlydesigned Delhi Daredevils(DD) side. Defeating thisCSK side at their backyardwill not be easy at all and ifthey are to achieve this feat,they will have to play someintelligent cricket. Delhi islooking to find balance withtheir newly formed side andCSK looks perilous underthe leadership of their skip-per MS Dhoni. Chennai un-doubtedly, has been one ofthe best sides in the tourna-ment and they did not makeany change to their sides atthis year's auction. On theother hand Delhi, yet again,has altered their side andalso have a new captain inthe form of JP Duminy.McCullum, as we all know,is one of the most devastat-

ing batsmen in the world andhe can tear apart any bowl-ing attack. He also had adecent World Cup with thebat and lead New Zealandfrom the front. On the otherhand, Mohammed Shamiwas India's pick of thebowlers in World Cup

2015, as he bagged 17wickets at an average of17.29. If Shami allowsMcCullum to free his armsthen there's no stopping him.It will be interesting to seehow McCullum tacklesShammi's movement andpace.

Win against Aussies showed wecan play hockey: Paul van Ass

Agency : IpohThe 4-2 win over worldchampions Australia in theAzlan Shah Cup here wasIndia's new chief coach Paulvan Ass' first big win sincetaking over the charge amonth back and he saidSaturday's result showedthe world that the SardarSingh-led side "can playhockey". Van Ass was in nomood to get overboard withthis win but said what heliked about his wards per-formance today was theirfighting spirit. "Let's notmake big analysis out of thiswin. The energy was good

and I liked that. We can playhockey we showed that,"the Dutchman when askedwhether he consider this winas his best result with theteam. They fought from firstminute till the 60th minute. Iliked it, I liked the intensity,"a visibly relieved Van Asssaid after snapping defend-ing champion Australia'swinning run in the tourna-ment. Today we just playeda good game. Young strikerNikkin Thimmaiah scored ahat-trick as India produceda spirited performance, theirbest in the tournament, tostun Australia and secure

their place in tomorrow'sthird-fourth place play-offmatch. India scored a goaleach in all the four quartersthrough V R Raghunath (1stminute), Nikkin (23rd,32nd, 60th), whileAustralia's goals came fromthe sticks of Daniel Beale(14th) and Matt Gohdes(53rd). By virtue of this win,India, who were already outof the title race coming intotoday's match, finished theirleague engagements withseven points from fivegames and will now faceKorea in the third-fourthplace classification match.

India's Parupalli Kashyaploses in Singapore Open semis

Agency : SingaporeIndian shuttler ParupalliKashyap lost 22-20, 11-21, 14-21 to Hong Kong'sHu Yun in the $300,000Singapore Open badmintonSuperseries men's singlessemi-finals here on Satur-

day. World No.15 Kashyaplost in 58 minutes to Yun atthe Singapore Indoor Sta-dium. With this win, WorldNo.13 Yun took a 3-1 leadin career meetings againstthe 28-year-oldHyderabadi.

Kolkata Knight Riders take on RoyalChallengers Bangalore at Eden Gardens

Agency : MumbaiThe fifth match of IPL 8 willsee defending championKolkata Knight Riders takeon Royal Challengers Ban-galore, in what may proveto be an enterprising clashat Eden Gardens. KKR willof course bank on their mo-rale boosting opening gamewin over Mumbai Indians atthe same ground, which hadAlbie Morkel, skipperGautam Gambhir and SuryaKumar Yadav playing keyroles. On the other hand,Eden Gardens has not beenso lucky for the Virat Kohliled RCB, with a sole win infive attempts to show for. It

may be remembered thatKKR had thumped RCB by

140 runs in the opening gameof IPL 2008. KKR have a7-6 win record againstRCB and that may beenough incentive to push thescales in their favour fortonight's contest. ChrisGayle (RCB) and MorneMorkel (KKR) are the twostar players to watch out forin this game. The big-hittingGayle has a reputation forripping opposition bowlingto shreds in at least T-20cricket, and a lot will dependon him if RCB are to surgepast the gold brigade.Morkel on the other handfinished with impressive fig-ures of 2 for 18 againstMumbai, which earned himthe Man-of-the-Matchaward.

Shooter Apurvi Chandela BagsBronze And Olympic QuotaAgency : Changwon

After a barren first day atthe ISSF Rifle/PistolWorld Cup in Changwon,Korea, Apurvi Chandelabrought back smiles to theIndian shooting contingenton Day 2. The 2014 Com-monwealth Games goldmedallist won the bronzemedal in the 10m Air RifleWomen event and in theprocess also helped bagIndia’s second Rio Olym-

pics quota in shooting. Pis-tol marksman Jitu Rai hadwon India’s first Olympicquota last year when he

clinched the silver medal in50m Free Pistol event at theWorld Championships inGranada.

The catch that will break the internetAgency : Pune

It was a juicy length ball andGeorge Bailey had set hisbase and launched it intoorbit. Away she soareddown the ground, followedby every pair of eyeballs inthe stadium. Tim Southeewas among them as he wentas far back on the long-onboundary as he could. It wasgoing to lob him - he ex-tended his right hand andcaught the ball in the air-space beyond the bound-ary. But the very momen-tum that had helped himreach the ball was nowabout to push him over theropes. That was when, outof the corner of his eyes, hesaw Karun Nair. Out camea deft little flick, by instinct,to keep the ball in play, andKarun to dived low to hisright, by instinct, to com-plete a catch that will likelybreak YouTube andESPNcricinfo hit counters.All of Steven Smith'sstrengths were on view assoon as the seventh over -the leap outside off, the twirlof supple wrists, the gapfound on the leg side, aboundary for the taking.Until Virender Sehwag

took aim at every personwho's ever said he doesn'tmove his feet. From longleg, he raced to his left,went into a full-length diveand swatted the ball backinto the field of play. Pune,Kings XI Punjab's homefor today, roared. "Greatstop viru bhai still rockingcan't wait to see your at-tacking batting," SureshRaina tweeted. Only, greatexpectations often fosteranti-climaxes and Sehwagnicked off for a goldenduck. Rajasthan Royalswere 53 for 3 after eight

overs when MitchellJohnson's bulky and tat-tooed arms beganwindmilling at fine leg.Stuart Binny is not unfamil-iar to this sight, having spentthe last summer in Australiawith the Indian team, but to-day was the first time he wasin the firing line. Nine balls hefaced. Nine balls that beatthe bat. A bouncer reachedthe wicketkeeper by the timeBinny flashed and was fol-lowed by a yorker, flavouredwith enough inswing to leavea shiner on his front toe in themorning.

Facebook responds to Bel-gian tracking allegations

Agency : DUBLINFacebook Inc. admitted ithas tracked those withoutan account, but added theactions were accidentaland not a breach of Euro-pean Union privacy laws. Astatement by Richard Allen,European vice president ofthe U.S.-headquarteredcompany, said a report bythe Belgian government'sdata protection agencyfound breaches in EU pri-vacy laws. "The research-ers did find a bug that mayhave sent cookies (codestored in web browsers) tosome people when theyweren't on Facebook,"

Allen said. "This was notour intention. A fix for thisis already underway." Bel-gium is among EU countriesinvestigating Facebook'sprivacy practices. A pro-posed EU law would finecompanies up to five per-cent of their annual revenueor 100 million Euros($101.5 million) for violat-ing personal data regula-tions. Researchers saidFacebook gave users a"false sense of control" overtheir information, and weredenied a "meaningful choice"in deciding how their datawas collected and used foradvertising purposes.

Banking Sector to See Big Changes inNext Few Years: Rajan

Agency : PuneReserve Bank of IndiaGovernor Raghuram Rajanon Friday said the bankingsector will see majorchanges in the coming yearswith the entry of new play-ers, including a postal bankpossibly, while public sec-tor lenders will be the big-gest "change agents". "Thebanking sector is set to un-dergo great changes in thenext few years. We are go-ing to have a whole set ofnew institutions, paymentsbanks, small finance banks,and we are going to possi-bly have postal bank. Theexisting institutions are go-ing to change tremendously.

Public sector banks are go-ing to be a tremendouschange agent," Mr Rajansaid. The RBI Governor,who was addressing the stu-dents of National Institute ofBank Management on its11th convocation, also saidthe change will be witnessedmostly in the social banking."Most banks will do workwith the social sector be-cause that is where newbusiness is to be obtained."Mr Rajan also said that "be-tween these banks, there areso many different opportu-nities that are going to arise,for example the derivativesmarkets are going to bemuch more vibrant".

Indian Railways recruitment 2015: Apply nowAgency : New Delhi

Indian Railway Cateringand Tourism CorporationLimited under Ministry ofRailways has invited appli-cations for assistant plantmanager post. Interestedand eligible candidates canapply for the post beforeApril 30. The selection ofthe candidates will be doneon the basis of the inter-

view/exam conducted bythe organization. Interestedand eligible candidates canapply through the pre-scribed format and send theapplication along withother necessary documentsto: The Deputy GeneralManager (HRD) IRCTC,Corporate Office, 12thFloor, Statesmen House,Barakhamba Road, New

Delhi-110001 so as toreach on or before April 30.

Unified Windows 10 store will sellmusic and videos along with apps

Agency : New DelhiTo carry forward its plan ofunification for Windows 10,Microsoft has just an-nounced that it will be roll-ing out a unified store forWindows users using thenew OS. This store will of-fer 'universal' Windowsapps, which will workacross gadgets such assmartphones and laptops. Itwill also feature movies,music, and TV shows underone roof. Previously, usershad two libraries and storesfor visual and audio content,the Xbox Music and XboxVideo apps. But as a resultof this move, these two willbe unified into a single en-

tity. Also, Microsoft had re-cently announced that thetwo apps would be renamedas Music and Video apps inthe new version of the OS.Preview versions of thesame were also released lastmonth. The section has beenactivated at present for Win-dows Insiders which areusing the latest build of thepreview version. Also, withthe beta version of Storeapp, a user can now pur-chase and access contentthroughout their Windows10 based gadgets.Microsoft has also promisedthat the Music function willbe going live in the days tocome.

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Rs 93-crore projects for Ahmedabadcity started/commissioned

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadChief Minister AnandibenPatel today called for car-rying out intensive cleanli-ness campaign in all the cit-ies and towns in the statefrom May 1 to 15, 2015,describing this call as a sig-nificant step towards ‘CleanGujarat; Healthy Gujarat’.Speaking at a function tomark commissioning of on-going projects or layingfoundation stone of newprojects worth Rs.93-crorehere this evening, she

sought citizens’ coopera-tion in the efforts of munici-pal corporations and mu-nicipalities in this massivecampaign. The projects in-clude a flyover worthRs.40-crore, an anganwadiand urban health centre nearSarkhej at a cost of Rs.3-crore, and a primary schoolat Ognaj, built byAhmedabad MunicipalCorporation (AMC), a gar-den near Science City fromLocal Area Developmentgrants of Lok Sabha Mem-

ber L.K. Advani. She saidthat the government is com-mitted to ‘Sauna Saath;Sauna Vikas’ for ‘InclusiveGrowth with Collective Ef-forts’ in providing civicamenities and also health,education, women’s em-powerment, and also play-grounds, amusement parksand gardens. She askedbanks to ensure women’sempowerment, adding thatwomen are known to bemore punctual in loan re-payment.

20 new textile parks approved in sevenmonths: Textile Minister in Surat

Correspondent, SuratThe NDA government hasgiven a nod to set up 20 newIntegrated Textile Parks inseven months, taking the to-tal number of such parks to70, Minister of State SantoshGangwar said here Satur-day. “Around 20 parks un-der the Scheme for Inte-grated Textile Park (SITP)have been approved duringthe previous seven months,bringing the total number ofapproved parks to 70. “Af-ter being operational, theseparks are expected to attractinvestment of Rs 30,000

crores and generate employ-ment for 11,00,000 people,”Gangwar said here on the fi-nal day of a two-day nationalworkshop organised by theUnion Textiles Ministry.“The union governmentplans to set up eight to tenmore parks in the 12th FiveYear Plan. These parks willbe catalytic in realising thePrime Minister’s ‘Make-in-India’ programme,”Gangwar said. Gangwarsaid that SITP aims to pro-vide infrastructure supportwhich is critical to make tex-tile manufacturing globally

competitive. Minister ofCommerce and Industry ofManipur GovindasKonthoujam, who was alsopresent at the event today,said that a road corridor hasbeen proposed from Morehin Manipur to Mandalay inMyanmar and then to Thai-land which would provideIndian textiles better accessto the South East Asianmarket. Konthoujam saidManipur government wouldprovide all necessary sup-port and secure conditionsfor textile investors inManipur.

PMLA court issues warrantagainst four in cricket betting scam

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadA special court for Preven-tion of Money LaunderingAct cases today issued non-bailable warrant against fouraccused persons with re-gard to an alleged cricketbetting racket estimated tobe worth Rs 4,000 crore.The Special Prevention ofMoney-Laundering Act(PMLA) court Judge AjitKumar Bhojak issued war-rants against four persons,alleged to be bookies–Kiran Mala, Tommy Patel,Suresh Parikh andDharmesh Chauhan. Thecourt acted on an Enforce-ment Directorate (ED) plea

which stated that the fourhave not appeared beforethe probe agency in thiscase, the prosecution’s ad-vocate Sudhir Gupta said.The case is expected tocome up for the hearing indue course of time. OnMarch 26, ED had regis-tered a case of money laun-dering against them and fro-zen their bank accounts inconnection with the allegedcricket betting racket. Thefour persons have beencharged under Sections 418(cheating), Section 419(punishment for cheating),Section 420 (cheating anddishonestly inducing delivery

of property), Section 467(forgery of valuable secu-rity), Section 471 (using asforged document) alongwith Section 120 (b) (crimi-nal conspiracy) of IndianPenal Code, an ED officialsaid. The ED official said thatthe bookies did not turn upfor qustioning in connectionwith the racket even after theprobe agency served themwith two summons, whichled ED to seize their bankaccounts Saturday. OnMarch 19, ED had bustedthe racket and arrested KiranMala and Tommy Patel froma farmhouse on the outskirtsof Vadodara city.

Arun Jaitley enrolls himselfas BJP’s ‘active member’Sunvilla News, Gandhinagar

Union Finance MinisterArun Jaitley visited GujaratBJP’s headquarters heretoday and enrolled himselfas an “active member” un-der the party’s ongoingmembership enrollmentdrive. Jaitley was here toattend a connference on‘Regulatory Framework forIFSC in India’ at MahatmaMandir, according to a BJPpress release. After the con-ference, he visited theparty’s state headquarterswhere he was welcomed byGujarat BJP vice presidentI K Jadeja, Rajya Sabha

MP Mansukh Madavia andseveral other senior leaders,the release said. After tak-ing a round of the recently-built BJP office, Jaitley filledup the BJP membershipform to become an “activemember”, the release said.Jaitley is a Rajya Sabhamember of BJP fromGujarat.

India’s first IFSC becomes op-erational in GIFT City Gujarat

Sunvilla News, GandhinagarIndia’s first International Fi-nancial Services Centre(IFSC) at GIFT City nearhere became operational to-day and Finance MinisterArun Jaitley unveiled rulesand regulations for this glo-bal financial hub. Jaitley alsoattacked the previous UPAgovernment for being “le-thargic” in giving permissionto the IFSC. “Luckily, assoon as the governmentchanged, things started mov-ing fast and the new govern-ment has given all the duepermissions. As a result,IFSC has now formally be-come operational from to-day. I am confident it willprovide a huge lift to theeconomy of Gujarat as wellas of the country,” he said.The regulations are aimed atcreating a vibrant IFSC onthe lines of those in Dubaiand Singapore and check theflight of trading in rupee and

Indian securities to such off-shore financial hubs. IFSCrules allow companies incor-porated outside India to raisemoney in foreign currenciesby issuance and listing of theirequity shares on stock ex-changes within the IFSC,where individual and institu-tional investors from Indiaand abroad, including NRIs,would be allowed to trade.The IFSC regulatory regimeallows Indian and foreignstock exchanges to set up

separate bourses withinIFSC as subsidiaries, whilemarket entities from Indiaand abroad would be al-lowed to operate there byproviding issuance and trad-ing in depository receipts anddebt securities of domestic aswell as overseas companies.The capital and other re-quirements have been re-laxed for some time for ex-changes, clearing corpora-tions and depositories to setshop in the IFSC.

Gujarat CM dedicates devel-opment projects in Juhapura

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadGujarat Chief MinisterAnandiben Patel who wasin Ahmedabad today todedicate/perform groundbreaking of several devel-opment projects visitedMuslim area of Juhapuraand dedicated an Urban

Health Centre, KinderGarten and school building.All three facilities openedtoday are constructed inmost modern way. Localcouncillor including Con-gress Councillor HajibhaiSheikh and city Mayor werewith Chief Minister during

her visit. Large number oflocal Muslim women gath-ered with flowers to wel-come the Chief Minister.Muslim women from acrossthe age groups rushed toshake hand with the ChiefMinister and have photowith her.

Union gropes for reasonsin stench of failed strikeSunvilla News, Ahmedabad

The debilitating civic strikewas finally called off late onThursday evening. Morethan 16,000 striking mu-nicipal class-3 and class-4employees will resume dutyon Friday. But for somemysterious reasons, theunion —the AhmedabadMunicipal CorporationServants Association(AMC-SA) — which is nota recognized municipalunion, could place their 13demands only on Friday,when the strike was beingcalled off. Normally, de-mands are placed before astrike call is given. The rea-son cited for the strike hasbeen the assault on an LGstaff member by a patient afew days ago, and theAMC's delay in lodging acriminal complaint. Theunion's president, ZahirKhan, and general secre-tary, Harish Makwana,have been dodging specific

queries on why the entirehospital staff as well asAMTS employees andsanitary workers hadlaunched the stir. Over thepast two days, municipaltransport properties worthRs 25 lakh were damaged;100 patients who were in aserious condition at VS andLG hospitals had to bemoved to Civil; and 145emergency surgeries had tobe postponed. Moreover,5.15 lakh people were hitby the unavailability of pub-lic transport and five zonesof the city had accumulatedmore than 7,000 tonnes ofgarbage. All for a strike callgiven by a union which tookthree days to formulate theirown demands! Neither theAMC officers nor the em-ployees' union engaged inany negotiations. "The au-thorities were taking time tolodge a criminal complaintagainst the patient's family,"said Makwana.

Gujarat ATS nabs Viqaruddin’s aide from LucknowSunvilla News, Ahmedabad

Three days after Viqaruddinand his four accompliceswere gunned down in a po-lice encounter in Nalgondadistrict of Andhra Pradeshwhile being taken toHyderabad for court pro-duction, Gujarat ATSnabbed his accompliceHasim Ujma from Lucknowon Thursday. Hasim hasbeen accused of giving apistol to Viqaruddin andIzhar Khan with which theyhad shot constable VinayYadav in Ahmedabad in2007. "Hasim, a resident ofKesarbaug area in

Lucknow, who was on therun for eight years since theincident happened, used towork in Hindi and Bhojpurifilms. He had knowledge ofViqaruddin and Izhar's rolein killing of policemen inHyderabad after a fewyouths had died in policeaction post Mecca Masjidblast demonstrations," saidinspector B M Desai ofATS. Superintendent of po-lice, ATS, Himanshu Shuklasaid Viqaruddin, AmjadaliSyed, Mohammed Hanifand Izhar Pathan were ar-rested on transfer warrantfrom Hyderabad police in

constable Yadav murdercase in 2010. "HoweverHasim could not be tracedas he was working in filmsand acting in Hindi TV seri-als in the name of Namsha,"added Shukla. Hasim hasacted in four Hindi films —Ya Rab, Babar, Rangdariand Ishq ke Parinde. All fouraccused were then kept injudicial custody in Sabarmatijail till March 7, 2015, whenSection 268 was revokedand the accused were trans-ferred to the custody ofHyderabad Police for pro-duction in a case relating tokilling of three policemen.

Two red sanders'smugglers out on bail

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadAn arrested smuggler ofRed Sanders, DineshRajput, was granted bail onFriday. Forest departmentofficials said that a railwaylease contractor who hadtransported 45 logs of RedSanders via Rajdhani Ex-

press, Rohit Rastogi —who had been nabbed bythe forest department onFriday — was also releasedon bail. The Special Opera-tions Group had seized 1.5tonnes of Red Sanders froma garage in Shah-e-Alam onWednesday.

Immigration agent caughtfor duping 22 aspirants

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadNavrangpura police on Sat-urday arrested co-owner ofan immigration consultancyfirm for duping 22 aspirantsfor over Rs 28 lakh. Policeare searching for the secondpartner in the firm who isreported absconding forpast three months. Accord-ing to Navrangpura police,Ajay Khanderia, 46, a resi-dent of Vasna, had given anapplication of complaintagainst Ankit Fadia and hisbrother Hardik, owners ofSafal Visa Consultants atSahajanand Complex nearSwastik crossroads, in De-cember 2014. As per hiscomplaint, the duo hadpromised him work permitand visa for South Africa

after taking Rs 50,000 fromhim in September."Khanderia, manager at apharmaceutical company,was told by the duo that theycharge Rs 2.5 lakh out ofwhich they were to be paidRs 50,000 up front and Rs2 lakh after he got the visaand permits in installments.As they asked for moneywith cheque, he believedthem and followed the pro-cedure. However, fromNovember the firm officialsdid not pick up his phoneand started making promisesafter which he got suspiciousand informed police in De-cember," said aNavrangpura police official.Police later got more appli-cations from the duped as-

pirants from Kerala,Himachal Pradesh,Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh,Punjab, Uttar Pradesh,Bihar and Tamil Nadu whoclaimed that they had paidthe firm money for immigra-tion in European countries,the US and South Africa.RV Desai, inspector ofNavrangpura police station,said that they have caughtHardik from near his resi-dence in Memnagar on thebasis of information. "At themoment, we have got com-plaints for cheating of Rs28.60 lakh. We have soughtdetails of the firm's bankaccounts. Hardik claims thateven he doesn't knowAnkit's whereabouts forpast three months.

Strike takes toll on VS,LG emergency care

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadHasmukh Khalasi faintedafter his blood pressureshot to 180/250 on Friday.His family ran from pillar topost at LG Hospital butdoctors turned a deaf earto their requests, sayingthey cannot admit the pa-tient till the nurse strike wason. The family rushedHasmukh to VS Hospitalbut they had a harrowingtime admitting him there.The doctors refused admis-sion citing lack of space inthe trauma ward. Finallythey relented. But the 65-year-old patient was notgiven any bed and was laidon a stretcher despite hisdeteriorating condition. Inthe general ward at VS, thepoor health system could

make any heart sink. Therethe relatives were spottedchanging the patients' urinebags as the staff was busychatting in the corridor. Theterrible stench from the toi-lets could be smelt till thefar ends of the corridor.This was despite hospitalsuperintendent Dr SandeepMalhan claiming that theyhad outsourced 170 safaikamdaars from an agency.Nearly 500 safai kamdaarsat VS government hospitalwere on strike till late Fri-day. In several wards at LGHospital as well, on-calldoctors were seen restingin air-conditioned roomswhile patients suffered inthe blistering heat outside.There 250 nurses and safaikamdaars had struck work.