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Kashmiri Pandits observe

‘blackday’Agency | New Delhi

Amid controversy over BJP staying away from the official Martyrs’ Day function in Srinagar, a group of Kashmiri Pandits today observed ‘blackday’ in the na-tional capital, terming July 13, 1931 as a day of “loot and massacre” in the Valley. The All Parties Migrants Coordi-nation Committee (AP-MCC) also demanded the setting up of a com-mittee, consisting of “all like minded parties” to formulate a plan to en-sure the return of Pandits to the Valley.

Protest affects ONGC’s production

in AssamAgency | Sivasagar

Production at all oil fields of Oil and Nat-ural Gas Corporation (ONGC) in Assam was affected today follow-ing a 100-hour ‘ONGC bandh’ called by All Assam Students Union to press for their various demands. “Since today morning, our produc-tion has been hampered. Currently, we are not producing from any of the wells,” an ONGC spokesperson said here.

Govt readies huge development package

for J-KAgency | New Delhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi may soon announce a development package for Jammu and Kashmir that may be to the tune of Rs 50,000 crore covering areas like tourism, pow-er, health, water resourc-es and infrastructure de-velopment. The Finance Ministry is working on the package with close supervision of the Prime Minister’s Office, a se-nior government official said. The move comes after a central team, com-prising officials of minis-tries of Finance, Home, Road Transport, Health, Tourism and Niti Aa-yug visited Jammu and Kashmir on June 24. The package will be given for projects to boost tour-ism, skill development, improving facilities in health, education sectors and to be completed in five years.

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Five years in jail for VismayThe court also ordered Vismay to pay Rs 5 lakh compensation to each of the two affected families, and slapped a fine of Rs 25,000 on him

Agency | New Delhi

The Supreme Court on Monday sought response of Nithari serial killings case convict Surender Koli on a plea of the Ut-tar Pradesh government against the Allahabad High Court verdict that commuted his death penalty to life term ear-lier this year. A bench of Chief Justice H L Dat-tu and Justices Amitava Roy and Arun Mishra is-sued notice to Koli on the UP government’s petition against the high court or-der that had rapped it up for “inordinate delay” in deciding Koli’s mercy pe-tition. On January 28, this year, the Allahabad High Court had commuted the death sentence, awarded to Koli, to life term in the murder of 14-year-old Rimpa Haldar. Koli was sentenced to death by a special CBI court in Gha-ziabad on February 13,

Agency | New Delhi

RJD chief Lalu Prasad on Monday described Prime Minister Naren-dra Modi as an “enemy of backward castes” for holding back the caste census figures and chal-lenged him to publish it. “Modi claims to be from backward caste, but he is actually an enemy of the backward castes. I chal-lenge him to publish the caste data if he really hails from backward commu-nity,” Prasad said while taking out a procession to the Raj Bhawan demand-ing publishing of the caste census. What is the inten-

Agency | Surat

The father of the slain witness in the sexual as-sault case against self—styled godman Asaram Bapu has once again demanded a CBI inqui-ry into his son’s murder. Naresh Gupta has sought a CBI probe into the mur-der of his son Akhil alleg-ing that the local police failed to trace the accused in Muzaffarnagar on Sun-day.He was reacting to one more witness’ killing in Shahjahanpur. Talking to reporters, Naresh said that he has sent a letter to the Gujarat government,

“BMW hit-and-run case”

Over 1000 RTDC employees threaten to call a strike following state’s privatization bid

Nithari case: SC seeks Surender Koli’s response on UP govt’s plea for death penalty

Agency | New Delhi

Protesting against tie-ups with private players, around 1000 employees of the Rajasthan Tour-ism Development Cor-poration (RTDC) will go on a hunger strike from Wednesday. As the Cor-poration ran into huge losses accumulated over the last eight years, Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje announced in the an-nual budget that private players will be brought in and the entire unit will see a major revamp. Em-ployees and the govern-ment have now locked horns over privatization of some of its units. The move, however, has irked the employees union, who refused to take up reverse deputations opened up by

the government and al-leged foul play in the pri-vatization bid. Tej Singh Rathore, president of state RTDC employees union, said, “The government is showing false accounts to call it a loss-making unit. There are prime proper-ties owned by RTDC and if the government wants

it can turn around their prospects. Good hotels are being purposely be-ing shown as loss-making units just so that they can be given into the hands of private players. As for the reverse deputations given to some of the em-ployees have been outra-geous. Employees who

worked as receptionists at RTDC hotels are be-ing sent on posts of lower division clerks. The sal-aries are different and so is the work. Of the 1025 employees, around 400 have already been sent on reverse deputation while another 100 are slated to go soon.”

Asaram Bapu case: Father of deceased witness demands CBI probe

PM Narendra Modi ‘enemy of backward castes’, says RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav

demanding a CBI probe into his son’s murder. He said that local police has failed to trace the culprits even after six months since the incident took place. 35—year—old Akhil Gupta, a for-mer cook and personal aide of Asaram, was the

prime witness in the rape case against the self—styled godman in Surat. He was shot dead on Jansath Road under New Mandi police station area in Muzaffarnagar on his way back home by un-identified assailants on January 11.

Managing Director, RTDC said that only units which

are unviable, a list of which is being drawn up, will go

to private players while the RTDC will revamp the rest2009. The high court had

passed the order while allowing a PIL filed by People’s Union for Dem-ocratic Rights, clubbed with another petition filed by Koli himself. Both the petitions had ques-tioned the constitution-ality of the execution of the death sentence in the light of the fact that Koli has been in jail for more than seven years and that the time taken in deciding his mercy petition alone was “three years and three months”, violative of the Right to Life granted in Article 21 of the Consti-tution. Rimpa’s murder

came to light in December 2006, when many children from Nithari went missing over a period of time and skeletons were recovered from near the residence of Koli’s employee, Noi-da-based businessman Moninder Singh Pandher. The high court had come down heavily on the UP government, saying that out of the three years and three months which elapsed in deciding Koli’s mercy petition, “as many as 26 months” were taken up by the Uttar Pradesh government itself, which was “unnecessary and un-reasonable”.

tion of the Central govern-ment in holding it back, the RJD chief asked stat-ing that socio-economic caste census was conduct-ed on “our demands” and at the initiative of the pre-vious UPA government. “The socio-economic part of the data was released showing the poor condi-

tion of our countrymen, but the caste part has been held back. The people has a right to know about the numbers and condition of castes and we demand its immediate release,” he added. Prasad was speak-ing after his march, which was stopped by the admin-istration before the Raj

Bhawan. “The caste cen-sus figures will help for-mulate policies for those castes that are lagging behind in development. Once we get these data, we will demand a sepa-rate budget for education, employment and other developmental activities of these castes,” he said. Prasad asserted that his party will agitate non-stop till the figures are released and will call a ‘Bihar bandh’ to demand it. The RJD chief announced July 25 as the date for Bihar bandh while speaking to his supporters, but with-drew it after realising that the Prime Minister will be visiting Patna and Muzaf-farpur on that day.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

A city sessions court on Monday handed down five-year imprisonment to Vismay Shah (27) in the BMW hitand-run case; two youths -Rahul Patel and Shivam Dave -were killed in the accident on February 24, 2013. Vis-may and his family broke down when additional sessions judge P M Pa-tel held Vismay guilty in

an overcrowded court-room on the Mirzapur court campus. Vismay was fined Rs 31,000 and ordered to pay Rs 5 lakh each to the two victims’ families as compensa-tion. Besides five years’ jail term under section 304 Part II of the IPC for culpable homicide not amounting to murder, the court awarded one-year imprisonment to Vismay

for damaging property and six months for rash and negligent driving. All sentences will run con-currently . Vismay was also held guilty of viola-tion of various sections of the Motor Vehicles Act, but no separate sentence was stipulated. He has al-ready spent 13 months in jail. He was denied bail on 12 occasions by dif-ferent courts, including

the Supreme Court. Two eyewitnesses -Lalit Gup-ta and Dinesh Chaud-hary , the friends of the deceased youths -had turned hostile during the trial. But the court held Vismay guilty on the ba-sis of their statements re-corded before a judicial magistrate under section 164 of the CrPC. The court also took into con-sideration the testimony

given by an engineer, Mitesh Shah, whose car was hit by Vismay’s ve-hicle before it dashed

into the bike of the two youths at Premchand Nagar in Vastrapur. At the end of the 201page

order, the court ordered the issuance of a show-cause notice to Gupta for perjury.

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DAYThe Great Game Folio: Modi’s Pak Pivot

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi returns from a gruelling “Look North” tour, the domestic focus continues to be on his surprising outreach to Paki-stan’s PM Nawaz Sharif rather than his renewed en-gagement with the Central Asian republics. But the two are not unrelated, since Pakistan looms so large in India’s Eurasian strategy. It was perhaps entirely appropriate that Modi’s pivot to Pakistan took place on the margins of the Shanghai Cooperation Organi-sation (SCO), with its ambitious agenda for integrat-ing inner Asia. Indian and Pakistani leaders have a long tradition of meeting in distant lands rather than hopping across the border. Manmohan Singh, who was not allowed by the Congress to travel to Pa-kistan even once in his decade-long tenure as PM, sustained the dialogue with Pakistan in meetings around the world. Modi seemed to break that tra-dition last year by inviting the Pakistan PM to New Delhi to join him on his very first day in office. If the abrupt suspension of the talks three months later was a setback, observers of India-Pakistan relations knew it was a matter of time before Modi picked up the thread. The SCO summit, welcoming India and Pakistan as full members, was indeed a good place to restart the dialogue. Partition and its geopolitical consequences made Pakistan a great barrier between India and inner Asia. To be an effective player in Central Asia, India must find a way either through Pakistan, or around it. Through his five-nation tour of the region and in his interaction with SCO lead-ers, Modi focused on both options. The priority was indeed on deepening connectivity to Central Asia through Iran. The PM called for accelerated devel-opment of the International North-South Transpor-tation Corridor (INSTC) established way back in 2000 by India, Iran and Russia. Ten other countries in Eurasia and Oman in the Gulf have become mem-bers since. Modi also sought India’s admission to the Ashgabat Agreement that involves Oman, Turkmen-istan, Iran, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, and facili-tates easy movement of goods across their borders. But Modi did not forget that India’s shortest route to Central Asia runs through Lahore, Rawalpindi and Peshawar. In a speech at the Nazarbayev Universi-ty in Astana, the Kazakh capital, Modi hoped that “we can restore the traditional route to Central Asia through Pakistan and Afghanistan”. Despite repeat-ed appeals from India and Afghanistan as well as the US in recent years, Pakistan has refused to grant overland transit facilities for India. One exception to Islamabad’s reluctance to advance transborder eco-nomic cooperation has been sustained negotiations with Delhi and Kabul on the TAPI pipeline. On the drawing board for nearly two decades, the pipeline is designed to bring natural gas from Turkmenistan to India through Afghanistan and Pakistan.

“A lot of statement coming from others are also possibly intended to address their domestic constituencies. As fas as we are concerned, the discussion, engagement will largely happen on the lines of the joint statement,”

Shraddha Kapoor: Can’t Wait to Start Shooting For Baaghi

- party spokesperson G V L Narasimha Rao said

Justin Bieber came to the realization this past weekend that not every-one wants to see his bare butt. The “Heartbreaker” singer, 21, took to Ins-tagram on Sunday, July 12, to apologize for a since-deleted photo he posted of his naked body, shot from behind. Biebs took down the talk-ed-about image less than

a week after he shared it. The pop star origi-nally captioned the shot “Look,” showing him standing stark naked on boat pointing out to the horizon over the ocean. The former child star shared a fully clothed photo of himself on Sun-day to offer up an expla-nation for the deletion in the new image’s caption.

Agency | Mumbai

Director Kabir Khan’s much-delayed ‘Phantom’ finally got cleared by the Censor Board with a U/A Certificate, making it the director’s second film in two weeks, after ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’, to get the Censor Board’s green signal! Be it ‘Ka-bul Express’,’New York’ or ‘Ek Tha Tiger’, the director is known taking political issues and con-verting them into a Bol-lywood drama, and the same in expected from ‘Phantom’ which stars Saif Ali Khan and Ka-trina Kaif. The film was passed after getting the expletives cleaned from

Agency | Chennai

Director Balaji Mo-han has been known for his slightly offbeat and quirky sensibilities in films, clearly influenced by his exposure to inter-national cinema. Which is why when he decid-ed to go commercial, he wanted it in a certain way and thought Dhanush would fit the bill. The director has always liked Dhanush as an actor and the manner in which he has projected him in the forthcoming Tamil enter-tainer Maari, is exactly the way he has always wanted to see him. “I’ve been his (Dhanush’s) fan right from his first film.

Agency | Mumbai

News had been out for long that Nishikanth Ka-math’s 2011 released ‘Force’ will have its se-quel coming up, which will be directed by Abhinay Deo. While John Abraham will play the lead in ‘Force 2’, Sonakshi Sinha has been bought on board. And guess what, the ‘Dabangg’ girl has got a really cool character in this one!! The film will have Sonakshi featuring as a RAW agent!! Shar-

ing the news on Twitter, the bubbly actress wrote, “Yep yep! Told you I had news for you... Su-per excited to be playing a RAW agent in my next film - FORCE 2.” Wow, na? Unlike ‘Force’ which was a remake of Tamil film ‘Kaakha Kaakha’, ‘Force 2’ reported to have an original script and will be an action packed thrill-er laced with romance.To be produced by Vipul Shah, the film is expected to go on floors some time this September.

Agency | Mumbai

Bollywood actress Shraddha Kapoor, who is still basking in the success of ABCD 2, is all set to start shooting for her next film, Baaghi. The actress says that she ‘can’t wait for the fun’ to begin. According to a statement, the Ek Villain actress will join her co-star Tiger Shroff in the shoot for Sajid Nadiadwala’s Baaghi, which will commence within 15 days. “I am very excited to join Tiger and the entire team of Baaghi on the sets. I have met them a couple of times before and they are absolutely fun to work with. I can’t

ustin Bieber Deletes Bare Butt Instagram Photo, Apologizes: “So Sorry” If I Offended

Maari’s Dhanush is how I always imagined him to be: Balaji Mohan

Agency | Mumbai

Let us begin by telling you what you were do-ing last night. Like most of India (and NRIs), you were tracking Shahid Ka-poor and Mira Rajput’s wedding reception pic-tures via TV, phone and sundry social media. If you are the breed that needs to prepare for Mon-day mornings (schools are open and that pesky presentation first thing in the morning. Yeah yeah, we know), the couple’s wedding reception was

the first thing you came to know about when you reached office. After you perused the pictures and had your share of that vicarious pleasure, you turned to the person sit-ting next to you and dis-cussed the pros and cons of what Shahid and Mira were wearing. The ques-tion got a stiff competi-tion from another one: Which Bollywood star showed up and which didn’t. It was then prob-ably followed up by a discussion on Shahid’s career trajectory.

Shahid-Mira and India’s obsession with weddings

Sonakshi Sinha reveals her role in ‘Force 2’

the audio as many char-acters are seen indulging in the usage of abusive language. However, the highlight of the screening

was the fact that after the movie got over, when the producer and ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ director walked in, they were greeted with

applauses, which is a rare phenomenon! With this news coming in, we are even more excited about the movie now!

wait to start shooting,” Shraddha said in a statement. According to a source, Shraddha is preparing for her role

at the moment. Certain things are yet to be decided. The ABCD 2 actress will start shooting as soon as these things

are finalised. Directed by Sabbir Khan, Baaghi is the story of a rebel and is slated to hit the theatres in 2016.

Saif Ali Khan and Katrina Kaif starrer ‘Phantom’ gets rare applauses by Censor Board panel!

“THE ENTIRE TEAM OF BAAGHI IS EXTREMELY FUN TO WORK WITH,”

SAID SHRADDHA KAPOOR

I’ve always liked him as an actor as well as a star. The way he can carry himself in the offbeat as well commercial space is amazing. I’ve really liked him in his commer-cial avatars and I wanted

to see him in a certain way. Maari, in a way, is a fulfillment of the way I want to see Dhanush onscreen,” said Balaji. Known for his quirky, partly offbeat films such as Kadhalil Sodhappu-

vathu Yeppadi and Vaayai Moodi Pesavum, Balaji is taking a plunge into the commercial stream with the film. “When you see the trailer of Maari, you get a clear idea of how the film is going to be.

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SPORTS ROUNDUP

Agency | Mumbai

Indian market gave the Greece deal a big thumbs-up with the benchmark BSE sensex rising 300 points for the second day to 27,961.19 — its biggest single-day gain in three weeks — driven by across-the-board buying activity and tracking upbeat global stocks. “An eas-ing of crude prices pro-vided the additional strength to the Indian market which was ini-tiated by global rally led by Greece bailout. The new Greece bailout deal will provide an im-mediate relief to global risk,” Vinod Nair, head

fundamental research, Geojit BNP Paribas Fi-nancial Services. Hopes of a rate cut by the Re-serve Bank in the wake of weak IIP numbers buoyed trading senti-ment too. Besides, a higher closing at other Asian markets and a bet-ter opening in European markets, which jumped up to 3 per cent, had a positive impact, bro-kers said. The 30-share index opened higher and quickly regained the crucial 28,000-mark in afternoon trade to hit the day’s high of 28,005.17.

Agency | New Delhi

Higher food prices pushed India’s retail in-flation to an eight-month high in June, government data showed on Monday, dampening hopes of an interest rate cut by the central bank in the near future. Retail prices rose to 5.4 per cent year-on-year in June, higher than the 5.01 per cent print in May and the 5.1 per cent annual rise predicted by analysts in a Reuters poll. Food prices were up 5.48 per cent from 4.8 per cent in May. “The surprising factor for CPI to go up was that it was food driven ... we expect the RBI (central bank) to be on hold for now,” said

Sonal Varma, India econ-omist at Nomura.A stron-ger-than-expected rise in prices is likely to fuel fresh inflation concerns for the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which tar-gets inflation of 6 per cent by January. Econ-omists said the latest number will dampen en-thusiasm for what would be the year’s fourth rate cut, particularly given a patchy start to the rainy monsoon season. A Re-uters poll released last month showed econo-mists expected the RBI to keep the policy rate unchanged at a policy review next month, but cut it by 25 basis points in the final quarter.

Agency | New Delhi

Country’s fourth larg-est software services firm HCL Technologies has said it will buy cer-tain assets of Trygstad Technical Services in an all-cash deal. Tryg-stad is a U.S.-based IT consulting services and solutions firm and has deep expertise in areas of core engineer-ing, Internet of Things, embedded systems and Intelligent Systems. The financial value and terms were not

disclosed. “HCL Tech-nologies has entered into a definitive asset purchase agreement to acquire certain assets of privately held Tryg-stad Technical Services Inc in an all cash deal,” HCL said in a BSE fil-ing today. With this strategic acquisition, HCL enhances its abili-ty to provide additional value and turnkey solu-tions to ecosystems of large Independent Soft-ware Vendors (ISVs), it added.

Agency | Cardiff

After setting an improba-ble second-innings target of 412, England bowled out Australia for 242 to win the first Ashes Test by 169 runs at Sophia Gar-dens on Saturday, wrap-ping up the win inside four days. The Australians began the day needing to chase the Ashes-record target with plenty of time in hand, but were all out in 71 overs, an hour af-ter tea. Riding high from a World Cup triumph, a sweep of the West Indies in the Caribbean, and comfortable wins in their warm-up games, the visi-tors, as the Ashes holders, were favoured to win. But they were out-played on a slow pitch, out-led, and made to pay for errors by an England side which

Agency | Harare

Wicketkeeper-batsman Sanju Samson was today named as a replacement for injured Ambati Rayu-du for the remainder of India’s tour of Zimba-bwe. “The BCCI med-ical team confirms that Ambati Rayudu has been ruled out of the remain-ing part of the India’s tour of Zimbabwe due to

an injury he has sustained while playing the 2nd ODI. Rayudu has pulled his right quadriceps mus-cles and will require 2 to 3 weeks of rehabili-tation,” said the BCCI in a statement. “The All India senior selection committee has named Sanju Samson as Rayu-du’s replacement for the rest of the tour,” it added. Rayudu showed top form

in the two ODIs to have taken place so far, scor-ing 124 not out and 41 respectively. The injury to him gives Samson an opportunity to make his India debut. The Kerala cricketer rose to promi-nence with his exploits for Rajasthan Royals in the IPL. He has played 21 First-Class games, be-sides 29 List A matches and 67 T20s.

Agency | London

Armed with what Goran Ivanisevic calls a “Bal-kan mentality” and “pos-itive arrogance”, Novak Djokovic replaced the heartbreak of losing the French Open with the joy of hoisting the Wimble-don trophy in the space of just five weeks. That “positive arrogance” has made Djokovic a formi-dable athlete who, rath-er than being distracted by the joys of married life and fatherhood, has become a human win-ning machine who keeps showing up come finals day. In fact since the birth of his son Stefan last Oc-tober, the world number

Agency | London

Indian tennis star Lean-der Paes defied his age to clinch the mixed doubles crown with Swiss partner Martina Hingis at Wim-bledon, claiming his 16th Grand Slam title. Seeded seventh, 42-year-old Paes and Hingis completely thrashed Austrian-Hun-

garian fifth seeds Alex-ander Peya and Timea Babos 6-1, 6-1 in the fi-nal at the Centre Court on Sunday. This is the fourth time Paes has won the mixed doubles title at the All England Club. In 1999, he won it with American Lisa Raymond, in 2003 with the legend-

Injured Rayudu ruled out of Zimbabwe tour, Samson named as replacement

Fatherhood the secret of Djokovic’s recent success

Somdev Devvarman wins ATP Challenger event in US

Retail Inflation at 8-Month High, Dampens Rate Cut Hopes

Market cheers Greece deal, sensex surges 300 points

HCL Tech to acquire assets of U.S.-based Trygstad

England bowl out Aussies for 242, win 1st Ashes Test by 169 runs

BCCI suspends Mumbai cricketer Hiken Shah

Agency | Winnetka

Somdev Devvarman had a bit of history added to his name as the Indian tennis player won the longest final on the ATP Challenger Tour to claim his fifth career title, here. Seventh seed Indian over-came stiff resistance from American Daniel Nguyen before prevailing 7-5 4-6 7-6(5) in the rain-hit final that lasted three hours and 31 minutes, turning out to be the longest summit clash in the ATP Chal-lenger Tour history. The match had been moved

indoors at 3-3 in the de-ciding set after rain halt-ed play for the fifth time. “The funny thing is, they all kept happening on my serve,” Somdev said, re-ferring to the rain delays. “Even with those match points I thought I did well. He came up with some great shots and to be honest I’m just happy that I fought so hard. It wasn’t the best tennis today, but I’m happy I fought and got through that one,” he said. Since winning Delhi Open in February, Som-dev has played 13 tour-

naments and struggled go beyond many Quali-fiers or second rounds in main draws. In that con-text, Somdev sighed re-lief. “It’s huge. I’ve been struggling this year and it’s not been for a lack of hard work. I’m working really hard on my game. It’s nice to come out here and get a win. Dan-iel made it so hard. He’s such a good competitor, such a good player.” His ranking has been hit bad-ly following the barren run but today he jumped 25 places to 148.

rebounded from a heavy defeat to New Zealand at Leeds in its last Test. The result was emphatic as well as crucial, given that the winner of the first Test has won 15 of the last 17 Ashes series, including the last five. Australia’s chase turned on the stroke of lunch, when David Warner was out leg-before to offspinner Moeen Ali for 52. Instead of reach-ing the break at 97-1 with a partnership purring be-tween Warner and Smith

at 4.6 runs per over, Aus-tralia was dealt a double blow, on the scoreboard and psychologically. A bolstered England extend-ed lunch for another seven overs by devouring world No. 1-ranked Test bats-man Steve Smith, cap-tain Michael Clarke, and Adam Voges. Smith met a lifter from fast bowler Stuart Broad and steered it to Ian Bell in the slips. Af-ter averaging 97 for more than a year, Smith scored a pair of 33s in Cardiff.

Agency | Mumbai

The Board of control for Cricket in India (BCCI) suspended Mumbai cricketer Hik-en Shah with immediate effect on Mon-day after finding him guilty of breaching its Anti-Corruption Code. The BCCI said Shah made a “corrupt” approach to one of his colleagues from first-class cricket, who plays in one of the Indian Premier League (IPL) teams. Shah is a left-hand batsman and leg-break bowler who made his debut for Mumbai in domestic cricket in 2006 but has since struggled to be a regular member of the team. He has played 37 First Class matches, scoring 2160 runs at 42.35 with six centuries. “His involvement in any form of cricket, affiliated with the BCCI stands suspended till the time the disciplinary

committee of the BCCI passes ap-propriate orders,” the BCCI said in a statement on Monday. The approached player informed of the approach to his franchise team which reacted by informing the incident to BCCI’s Anti Corrup-tion Unit (ACU). The ACU con-ducted an immediate enquiry into the matter and found Shah guilty.

‘That’s really special’: Leander on Wimbledon title with Hingis

one has lost only three of 61 matches and collect-ed eight titles, including the Australian Open and Wimbledon. “Ever since I got married and became a father, I haven’t lost many matches, I won many tour-naments. I suggest that to every player, Get mar-

ried, have kids, let’s enjoy this,” a beaming Djokovic said as he celebrated his first wedding anniversary by winning his third Wim-bledon title. He lifted the gold trophy after a 7-6(1), 6-7(10), 6-4, 6-3 victory over second-seeded Swiss great Roger Federer.

ary Martina Navratilova and in 2010 with Zimba-bwean Cara Black. “Com-ing out and playing like that on one of the most prestigious courts that we’ve grown up with and winning a title like that, again for the second time in a Grand Slam without losing a set, that is really special,” he said after the Wimbledon crown. Paes has the men’s doubles title in his bag which he won at the same venue with Ma-hesh Bhupathi in 1999. Overall, the Calcutta-born now has eight mixed dou-bles and eight men’s dou-bles Grand Slam titles.

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Eight persons, including two children, Sunday drowned in Narmada riv-er at Nareshwar, a famous pilgrimage and picnic site around 60 km from Va-dodara in Karjan taluka. The deceased were part of a group of 33 people from four families, living in the Shiromani residential so-ciety in Ahmedabad, who travelled to Nareshwar on a mini bus to take bath in the river, which, accord-ing to Hindu scriptures, is considered holy, espe-cially during the ongoing Purshottam lunar month. Locals said that the group

opted to take bath on an isolated river bank, little knowing that the area was dangerous. “Nine people from the group entered the river one by one and hardly had they gone a few feet away from the river bank when they started drowning as the river was deep and the bank was dangerous. Only one person could come out alive while the rest drowned,” a local said. Pravin Narola, who was also a part of the group, managed to swim to the bank while his children, 12-year-old Ruchita Na-rola and7-year-old Jainish

Narola, drowned. Other deceased were identified as Alpesh Prajapati, Man-ish Pethani, Vipul, Kau-shik, Praful and Kunal. Fire department officials said that nine person-nel from Vadodara were rushed to the spot to fish out the bodies. Thousands of pilgrims visit Naresh-war daily to take bath in Narmada river during the ongoing Purshottam lunar month. Tens of thousands of pilgrims visited the site on Sunday, locals said. A large number of pilgrims and revellers come from Surat, Ahmedabad, Va-dodara and Bharuch.

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With an aim to kick-start the ecosystem for water innovation and technol-ogy in India, the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad’s technology business incubator – Cen-tre for Innovation Incu-bation and Entrepreneur-ship (CIIE) – is launching the country’s first water accelerator. The CIIE is launching it in partnership with Asian Development Bank, Arghyam Foun-dation, Luminous Water

Technologies’ Livpure, the World Bank’s Water and Sanitation Program, and the other reputed pu-rification solution provid-ers. The program aims to accelerate, nurture, and invest in early stage start-ups by selecting 10 to 12 teams that have the po-tential to become scalable and competitive enter-prises. Selected start-ups will be provided intensive capacity building, mento-ring and advisory support by leaders in industry,

government, academia and practitioners. Mudit Narain from CIIE who leads the program said, “This program is unique in several ways. First, the Government of Rajasthan is expected to review and award pilots to the top startups to field test their solutions. Second, the program is going to run a separate track to sup-port non-profits looking to become financially inde-pendent or scale rapidly. Finally, it also invites pas-

sionate individuals look-ing to venture out in the water and sanitation sector and plug them into exist-ing companies to launch new products”. Appli-cations will be invited from early-stage startups working on breakthrough technologies and busi-ness models in various areas such as water sup-ply, sanitation, treatment and purification, water management and mobile technology, irrigation and Internet of Things (IoT).

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After a five-year long wait, Murali Vijay final-ly hit his maiden ODI half-century in the sec-ond cricket match against Zimbabwe and the In-dia opener is now deter-mined to make a mark in the 50-over format. Upon his comeback in the ODI team after two years, Vijay hit 72 off 95 balls — the highest scorer of match — to earn India a series win and a man-of-the-match award. In fact, it was Vijay and Ajinkya Rahane (63) who laid the foundation for India’s 62-run win with 112 runs opening partnership that helped the visitors put 271 on board. “I am re-ally happy considering how important the start was for us in these con-ditions. After the first match we sat together as a team and spoke about it. We said we cannot

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The lush green grass and the elite English ambi-ance makes Wimbledon a very unique event. With the only Grand Slam on grass, Wimbledon, comes to an end, TOI figured out that grass courts in the state are less in num-ber. But, if this data is compared with the rest of the nation—only three cities in India ie. Delhi, Kolkata and Chandigarh have grass courts which can stage internation-al matches—makes it a much better situation. The five grass courts in Gujarat —two in GNFC, Bharuch; two at Ghoda Camp in Ahmedabad and one in SRPF, Nadiad are maintained despite the hot weather here. Tough maintenance is one rea-son why one finds so less grass courts, in com-parison to clay and hard

courts, around the world. The oldest of them all is the greens at the Gu-jarat Narmada Valley Fertilisers & Chemicals (GNFC) which was laid 29 years back in 1986 and is still in good con-dition. “The Davis Cup Group I Asia-Oceania semifinal tie between In-dia and South Korea was held here in 1989,” said Sports Authority of Gu-jarat (SAG) tennis coach Rajansinh Gohil, who looks after the courts. Two grass courts in Gho-da Camp in Ahmedabad was laid in 1996 but has not held any major tennis meet yet. The sole grass court in Nadiad was laid by the then SRP com-mandant K K Ojha, who is now additional DGP. Later, it was renovated by Ketan Parekh, a DySP and a veteran tennis player.

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City crime branch sleuths on Sunday nabbed two persons Imtiaz Panjvani, resident of Vatva and Abdul Qayyum Shaikh of Fatehwadi, juhapura for impersonating as po-licemen and robbing a trader of Rs 10,000. Ac-cording to crime branch sources Santoshkumar

Vankar from Jalund vil-lage of Gandhinagar had come to the city on 9 July to purchase cloth rolls. Crime branch sources said Vankar got down at Ahmedabad railway sta-tion and walked his way upto the nearby Ratan-pole for purchase of cloth rolls. “The two accused, identifying themselves as crime branch sleuths

intercepted him near Za-veriwad in Kalupur and robbed him of Rs 10,000 threatening to book him in a false robbery case” said a crime branch offi-cial. Crime branch sourc-es said Panjvani earlier to had been arrested on the same grounds while Shaikh was arrested ear-lier by crime branch for vehicle theft.

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With the dates of annual Jagannath Rath Yatra and Eid likely to clash, po-lice in Ahmedabad have carried out aerial map-ping of the 14-km yatra route with UAV ‘Netra’ and would be deploying 20,000 personnel to pre-vent any untoward in-cident during the event. The yatra that starts from Jagannath temple in Ja-malpur passes through sensitive localities like Dariapur, Shahpur and Halim ni Khidki. Along the route, police have in-stalled 150 CCTV cam-eras which are connected

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Gujarat-based cement player Sanghi Industries is planning to double its production capacity over the next three to four years to 8.2 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) with an investment of around Rs 1,200-1,500 crore. If need be, the company is also open to diluting some equity in the long run to raise money for future expansion. The compa-ny, which runs a cement plant in Kutch, Gujarat,

has only recently expand-ed its capacity by 1.2 mtpa to 4.1 mtpa from an earlier 2.9 mtpa It has also started work on commissioning a 15 MW waste heat re-covery plant which would be commissioned within the next 15 months. As of now, it has a captive power capacity of 63 MW. Talking to Business Stan-dard, Alok Sanghi, direc-tor, Sanghi Industries said, “This is the bottom of the cement cycle in India, and we are planning to bring in

new capacity over the next few years, by when the demand would be up. As such, we have sold 2.5 mt last year as against a ca-pacity of 29 mt, and hence our capacity utilisation levels are high.” Overall capacity utilisation in the cement industry is around 69-70% now, with some over capacity in South, Sanghi said adding that if one takes the southern market out, the capacity utilisation would be high-er at 76%.

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They are Dalip Chau-han for North Gujarat, Bodhraj Bhardwaj for South Gujarat, Anil Kau-shik for Central Guja-rat, Manish Guliya for Ahmedabad and Sukhpal for Saurashtra.Aam Aad-mi Party (AAP) has ap-pointed five ‘sah prabha-riis’ for different zones in the state to strengthen the party before 2017 assem-

bly elections. They are Dalip Chauhan for North Gujarat, Bodhraj Bhard-waj for South Gujarat, Anil Kaushik for Central Gujarat, Manish Guli-ya for Ahmedabad and Sukhpal for Saurashtra. AAP state spokesperson Harshal Nayak said that the new appointed ‘sah prabharis’ were visting their visting since July 12 and meeting the par-

ty volunteers till July 17 to get their suggestions about how to strengthen the party organisation at the grassroots lev-el to face the 2017 as-sembly elections. These ‘sah prabharis’ would be submittng their report to the state ‘prabhari’ or in charge Ashish Khetan who visited the state and met the local leaders a fortnight ago.

IIM-Ahmedabad to launch India’s first water accelerator program

On pilgrimage, 8 drown in Narmada Five grass courts in Gujarat keeps tennis tradition alive

Two posing as crime branch personnels nabbed

AAP appoints five ‘sah prabharis’ for five different zones in Gujarat

‘Satisfied’ Murali Vijay keen to do well in ODIs

give away early wickets because it puts pressure on the middle-order,” Vijay told BCCI.TV. “I felt Ajinkya and I did real-ly well to bat the way we did in the first 10 overs because the ball was do-ing a bit. I could have got

a big one but that is a part of the game. I am satisfied with my performance as in the end the team won.” Vijay had scored just one off nine deliveries in the first ODI, which was his comeback match. Asked if he approached the second

game any differently, the opener said: “To be honest, no. I played only nine balls in the first ODI but I could feel that my feet were moving really well and I was seeing the ball well. I didn’t want to change any-thing after one game.

UAVs, 20,000 cops to keep eye on rath yatra

to the police control room where separate arrange-ments have been made to monitor the main op-erations on July 18. The drone mapping of the

yatra route was done for a better deployment of policemen, positioning of CCTV cameras and watch towers, and iden-tifying sensitive pockets.

On the yatra day, offi-cials from the Anti-Ter-rorism Squad would also keep an eye on the route with four UAV Netras. The home department

has also set up a special “social media” control room, and have roped in cyber crime experts to fight rumour monger-ing during the yatra and Eid celebrations. Over 20 senior IPS officers from IGP to DIG rank, 40 SPs, 80 deputy SPs and ACPs, 230 inspec-tors, 765 sub-inspec-tors, 13,000 constables and 45,000 homeguards would guard the route. This deployment would be in addition to Rapid Action Force and State Reserved Police Force companies on the route.

Gujarat-based cement player Sanghi plans to double capacity