“World Yoga Day” on June 21 will be celebrated, at over 29,000 locationsNews Brief

Odisha govt diverted tribal welfare funds:

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BJP today accused the BJD government in Odi-sha of failing to utilise Rs 421 crore given by the Centre for tribal welfare schemes and diverting the funds. “Diversion of funds meant for var-ious tribal schemes has been noticed in Odisha. The state government failed to utilise the Cen-tral funds properly,” Na-tional President of BJP Scheduled Tribe Morcha Faggan Singh Kulaste and Union Tribal Af-fairs Minister Jual Oram told reporters. Speaking at the national executive meet of BJP ST Morcha, the senior tribal leaders accused the Odisha gov-ernment of doing little for the economic and social development of tribals.

Gujarat Cong hits out at compulsory

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Gujarat Congress today slammed the BJP govern-ment in the state on the issue of controversial law which makes voting in local body elections man-datory, saying it takes away “the Constitutional rights”. “It seems the BJP government is hell-bent on implementing this law by hook or by crook. I am asking this government, which makes such laws with the help of majority in the Assembly, to work within the boundaries of Constitution,” Leader of opposition in the state Assembly Shankarsinh Vaghela said here.Former MLA Shyam Kartik passes awayAgency | Kolkata, June 15

Former MLA Shyam Kartik died here after brief illness, his fami-ly said today. He was 90. Kartik passed away last night at a hospital and is survived by four sons and two daughters. Kartik represented Sin-grauli seat from 1952 to 1972. He was earlier associated with Social-ist party and later joined Congress. His last rites were performed today at his ancestral village, Bihra, about 15 kms away from district head-quarters.

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Gujarat to celebrate World Yoga DayState level event will be held at GMDC ground in Ahmedabad and will be attended by CM Anandiben Patel and Governor OP Kohli

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Gujarat government on Tuesday said the up-coming ‘World Yoga Day’ on June 21 will be celebrated at more than 29,000 locations across the state. State level event will be held at GMDC ground in Ahmedabad and will be attended by Gujarat Chief Minis-ter Anandiben Patel and Governor OP Kohli, Ed-ucation minister Bhupen-drasinh Chudasama said. “The state government

Agency | New Delhi

A plane will be flown into outer space at five times the speed of sound, deliver the payload and return to land like an aircraft. In a major technology demonstra-tion ultimately aimed at cutting down the cost of satellite launches to one-tenth the present rates, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will flight test an indigenously devel-oped re-usable satellite launch vehicle for the first time this Septem-

Agency | Agra

Union Minister for Com-munications Ravi Shan-kar Prasad launches Wi-Fi Interet facility in the Taj Mahal complex. Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. plans to set up 40,000 Wi-Fi hotspots across the country in three years at a cost of Rs. 6,000 crore to provide seamless Inter-net connectivity. The plan is part of efforts revive the company, Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said on the side-lines of the launch of Wi-Fi at Taj Mahal on Tues-day. Anupam Srivastava, Chairman and Managing Director, BSNL, said the

Agency | Agra

Two samples of milk pro-duced by Mother Dairy have been found to be substandard, and one of them contained detergent, a food watchdog official said on Tuesday. A Mother Dairy official denied the charges, saying the com-pany conducts “stringent quality tests”, and the sub-standard milk was wrong-ly attributed to it. Ram Naresh Yadav, chief of the Food and Drug Adminis-tration (FDA) department in Agra, said two samples were taken from Mother

Agency | Cairo

An Egyptian court sen-tenced deposed Presi-dent Mohamed Mursi to death on Tuesday over a mass jail break during the country’s 2011 uprising and issued sweeping pun-ishments against the lead-ership of Egypt’s oldest Islamic group. The gen-eral guide of the Muslim Brotherhood, Mohamed Badie, and four other Brotherhood leaders were also handed the death pen-alty. More than 90 others, including influential cler-ic Youssef al-Qaradawi, were sentenced to death in absentia. The Brother-hood described the rul-ings as “null and void” and called for a popular uprising on Friday. The sentences were part of a crackdown launched after an army takeover stripped Mursi of power in 2013 following mass protests against his rule. Since his overthrow, Egyptian

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ISRO to test re-usable satellite launch vehicle in September

Minister of State for Department of Space Jitendra Singh launching Andriod-based application ‘Sakaar’ in New Delhi on Monday.

ber. Under the project, a plane will be flown into outer space at five times the speed of sound, de-liver the payload and then land back like an aircraft. At present, the various stages in a sat-ellite launch vehicle fall off in succession during launch and cannot be reused, making such launches expensive. “The launch vehicle will be landing for the first time in the ocean and the ultimate attempt is to make it land at an airstrip at Sriharikota,”

ISRO chairman A.S. Kiran Kumar said at

a press conference on Monday. Mr. Kumar

said wind tunnel mod-elling and other tests

had been completed. “It is in starting point. There is a long way to go,” he added. Minis-ter of State for Depart-ment of Space Jitendra Singh said 11 satellites were launched in the last one year and by next year the Indian Re-gional Navigation Sat-ellite System would be operationalised. It will be only the third such system in the world. Mr. Singh launched an Android-based applica-tion ‘Sakaar’, an “aug-mented reality applica-

tion” intended to give a real world environment to visualise ISRO proj-ects. It provides in real time, three-dimensional models of Mars Mis-sions, various satellites, launch vehicles and other projects of ISRO. “We will be distribut-ing this in schools and other institutes for free so that students can get a better understanding of our space working,” Mr. Singh said. There are currently no reus-able launch vehicles in operation anywhere.

Egypt court hands Mursi death sentence in blow to Muslim Brotherhood

authorities have waged a crackdown on Islamists in which hundreds have been killed and thousands arrested. The Islamist Mursi became Egypt’s first freely elected pres-ident after the downfall of longtime leader Hosni Mubarak in 2011. Judge Shaaban el-Shami, said the Grand Mufti, Egypt’s top religious authority, had said in his opinion that the death sentence was permissible for the defendants who had been referred to him. Wearing his blue prison suit, the bespectacled and bearded

Mursi listened calmly as Shami read out the verdict in the case relating to the 2011 mass jail break, in which Mursi faced charges of killing, kidnapping and other offences. Shami had earlier given Mursi a 25-year sentence in a case relating to conspiring with foreign groups.Mursi ap-peared unfazed, smiling, and waving to lawyers as other defendants chant-ed: “Down, down with military rule,” after the verdicts, which can be appealed, were read out at the court session in the Police Academy.

BSNL to set up 40,000 Wi-Fi hotspots

Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad checks WiFi on his mobile after launching BSNL’s wi-fi zone at the Taj Mahal in Agra on Tuesday

tender for the project was likely to be floated by July. “Initially, we plan to set up the hotspots in PPP [public-private

partnership] mode. The investment made by pri-vate operators will be in addition to ours,” he said. The public sector com-

pany will set up another 2,500 Wi-Fi hotspots in 250 tourist and religious locations at a cost of Rs. 500 crore by next March. These include the Jaga-nath temple in Puri, Nasik (where Khumb Mela is held), Khajuraho, Fateh-pur Sikri and Hampi. At Taj Mahal, the company’s Wi-Fi service will be free for 30 minutes during a 24-hour block three times a month, which visitors can utilise in multiple ses-sions. After the free usage, a subscriber can continue using the service by opt-ing for subscription plans of Rs. 20 to Rs. 70 valid from 30 minutes to a day.

Detergent found in Mother Dairy milk samples, company denies charge

The Mother Dairy official said that as a “responsible organisation”, they follow

“100 percent testing protocol rather than resorting to random testing procedures”.

Dairy’s collection centres in Bah tehsil, 70 km from Agra city, in November 2014. “The samples were sent to the Lucknow lab-oratory which declared both of them substandard.

The company challenged the results and demand-ed the samples be sent to the Kolkata lab, which too found them defective. In fact, the Kolkata lab found one sample con-

tained detergent,” Yadav said. However, a Moth-er Dairy official denied that the milk supplied in pouches was substandard. “It is very unfortunate that the samples collected at the village level are be-ing wrongly attributed to Mother Dairy,” Sandeep Ghosh, business head for milk at Mother Dairy Fruit & Vegetable Pvt. Ltd. “We would like to clarify that at Mother Dairy, milk undergoes four levels of thorough testing at input, processing, dispatches and even at market level.

will celebrate this event at more than 29,000 loca-tions across the state,” he told reporters in Ahmed-abad. “Apart from this state level event here, each

33 district will organise one main event in their area. We have already des-ignated places for each of these districts. Apart from these main events, Yoga

Day will be celebrated in many other places, such as public gardens and school grounds” said Chudasama,

who is the chairman of the organising committee for the event. He further said it is not mandatory for

anyone to participate in the event. He also clarified that participants need not follow any particular dress

code to perform Yoga at these events. “The partici-pants will be mostly com-mon citizens.

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More than an indiscretionRegardless of whether External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj was only acting on ‘humanitari-an grounds’ while recommending the grant of a temporary travel document to Lalit Kumar Modi, the former commissioner of the Indian Premier League now living in exile in Britain, her action will be seen as helping a man wilfully evading investigation in India. The government and the ruling BJP are backing Ms. Swaraj, and have ac-cepted her explanation that she had done nothing wrong and there was no big moral issue involved. She claims she had merely said the Government of India had no objection if Britain chose to allow Mr. Modi to travel to Portugal to sign consent pa-pers for his wife’s surgery for cancer. However, there are doubts whether there was a requirement for such consent from her husband at all. Further, there appears to be a conscious change in the gov-ernment’s policy towards Mr. Modi, who is want-ed by the Enforcement Directorate for suspected involvement in violations of the Foreign Exchange Management Act. The previous UPA government revoked his passport in 2011 on the ground that he was avoiding personal appearance before the au-thorities and that he had contravened FEMA pro-visions to the tune of hundreds of crores of rupees and parked money outside India. The cancellation of his passport was a means to bring Mr. Modi, who has been living in London since 2010, back to India. Ms. Swaraj’s communication to the British government, therefore, constituted an unwarranted change of policy and an unacceptable concession to one who has shown no inclination to join the investigation on the specious claim that he faces a threat to his personal safety in India. There is an-other dimension to this issue: the clear presence of a conflict of interest in Ms. Swaraj dealing with Mr. Lalit Modi. Her daughter was counsel for the for-mer IPL chief in a case that led to the Delhi High Court, in August 2014, quashing the order revoking his passport. This verdict has not been challenged by the present government. A British MP interced-ed on his behalf with the immigration authorities there, citing Ms. Swaraj’s name. All this gives the impression that the Narendra Modi government, and not merely Ms. Swaraj, has been soft on Mr. Lalit Modi. It is not surprising, therefore, that the party and government are solidly behind her. How-ever, Opposition criticism is getting strident, and questions are being raised whether the Prime Min-ister is condoning what appears to be a case of a senior Minister using her discretionary power in favour of a friend. The government cannot remain silent and wait for the storm to pass, but must act to remedy the situation. It also ought to spell out how it intends to pursue the ongoing investigations against Mr. Modi.

“I would like to tell you that there has been significant improvement in security situation in J&K. There is significant decline in level of violence there. Not only this, there is 25 per cent fall of terror incidents,”

Agency | New DelhiAfter Shahid Kapoor and Ranbir Kapoor, there is another Bollywood heartthrob, who is ready to get hitched to his lady love soon. We are talking about Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone. If rumours are to be be-lieved, the ‘Ram-Leela’ couple is all set to ex-change rings in February 2016. According to a re-port published in Bolly-woodlife.com, “Deepika and Ranveer have got an approval from both the families and are all set to

exchange rings and make their relationship official in February 2016.” The actor, who never ceases to suprise his fans and followers with his quirky tweets and even quirkier appearances at the award functions, was once quoted as saying in an old interview, “I used to resist growing up but it is happening very organ-ically. I am 29 and have a very simple aim today. I want to be an honour-able family man. I have been thinking a lot about settling down.” Deepika

and Ranveer have nev-er admitted to their re-lationship but their off screen appearances bear enough proof to convey about their love affair. Be it Ranveer going on a shopping trip with Deep-ika’s family or him fly-ing down to Bengaluru from Malaysia, just to celebrate the birthday of Deepika’s father – the ru-moured couple has time and again proved that the ‘rumoured’ tag needs to be shed off. Happy end-ings! We surely can’t wait for the big day.

Deepika Padukone, Ranveer Singh to get engaged in February 2016?

- “significant improvement” in security situation, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Tuesday.

Agency | Bengaluru

The Bengaluru police have filed an FIR against Tamil superstar Ra-jinikanth’s wife Latha in an alleged case of forg-ery and using fake docu-ments. According to re-ports, a private complaint was filed against Latha and three others for dou-ble selling the rights of the film Kochadaiiyaan in November 2014. The movie was directed by Rajinikanth’s daughter Soundarya R. The case

was registered on the di-rections of a magistrate’s court after a complaint was filed by AdBureau Advertising of Chennai. The FIR was registered under provisions of the Indian Penal Code relat-ed to cheating, forgery and making false state-ment as part of evidence. According to AdBureau, the superstar’s wife, who was a guarantor for the film, sold the distribution rights of Kochadaiiyaa to another firm in Tam-il Nadu, while the pri-

vate firm was promised a distribution agreement in return for their fund-ing of Rs 10 crore. Latha also allegedly forged a letterhead of the Welfare Association of India and the Press Club to acquire a gag order on the media. Latha denied the charges of declaration of false statements, use of false evidence and cheating and reportedly slapped a legal notice on the firm and its MD Abhirchand Nahar after the news broke.

Agency | Mumbai

Last week, young actress Kriti Sanon watched her all time fa-vourite film Dilwale Dul-hania Le Jay-enge at Maratha Mandir. Starring Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol, this is the only theatre in the country which con-tinues to s c r e e n t h e b l o c k -

buster. K r i t i

went in-cognito to Maratha

Mandir to watch the

Kriti Sanon watches ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’ at Maratha Mandir

FIR filed against Rajinikanth’s wife in forgery case

Agency | Mumbai

Just a day after Kanga-na Ranaut accepted that she has refused to sign Salman Khan starrer ‘Sultan’ due to schedule issues, the news reports suggest that Parineeti Chopra has been signed for the role. Seems like Kangana’s loss has turned out be Parineeti’s gain. However, there is no confirmation from the side of the makers or the actress but if the reports are true, the Ish-

aqzaade star will be ro-mancing the Dabangg star in yet another Yash Raj Films production. A source told DNA, “Parineeti is now train-ing hard to perfect the nuances of the charac-ter and also look like a wrestler”. The source added, “Like Salman, the leading heroine is also a wrestler in the film. Sultan is not about glorifying Salman. So it was not too difficult to get Parineeti to say yes”.

Agency | Mumbai

After working with Shrad-dha Kapoor and Varun Dhawan in the upcoming dance drama “ABCD2″, actor-director Prabhud-heva says he is bowled over by the young actors’ talent and hard work. The 42-year-old ace choreg-rapher reprises the role of Vishnu sir in the sequel to the Remo D’Souza-direct-ed 2013 film. “Varun and Shraddha have done a ter-rific job. They have danced their heart out. At least once a day I used to talk to Remo about their perfor-mance and the hard work

film. The actress, who comes from Delhi, is a huge fan of the film and has seen it a sever-al number of times. Yet, she was very keen to watch the film on the big screen and wanted to experience it all over again. And this was a different experience for her altogether! The irony is that Kriti will be working with the two actors in her

upcoming film Dilwale, directed by Rohit Shetty. The film starring SRK, Kajol, Varun Dhawan and Kriti, has gone on floors. Kriti felt pure-ly nostalgic when she saw the film again on the big screen and all the memories came rushing back to her.

If rumours are to be believed, the

‘Ram-Leela’ couple - Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh - is all set to exchange

rings in February 2016

Latha Rajinikanth

denied of being a guarantor for any

loan as alleged by a Bengaluru-based

firm and threat-ened ‘serious’

legal action against its

owners.Sanjay Dutt applies for parole once again

Agency | Mumbai

Bollywood actor San-jay Dutt’s daughter cries while bidding farewell to him. Wife Manyata and sister Priya along with Dutt as he leaves his res-idence at Bandra to re-turn to jail after Yerwada Prison authorities reject-ed his plea for the ex-tension of his furlough, in Mumbai on Saturday. Actor Sanjay Dutt has once again sought for a 30-day parole. The actor moved is application be-fore divisional commis-sioner Vikas Deshmukh in Pune. “Sanjay Dutt has filed for a parole. A decision to grant parole will be taken only after reasons for his applica-tion are considered and requisite clearances are made available from Mumbai police,” said an police officer request-

ing anonymity Dutt was released from the Yer-awada jail in Pune on December 24, 2014 as he wanted to bring in the New Year with his fami-ly. He had sought for an extension to his furlough which was later denied by prison authorities. But in cases of parole the cir-cumstances are stricter as compared to furlough and the prisoner has to prove that someone in his fami-ly is unwell and depends on the prisoner for his well-being. The report of the hospital and the po-lice is sought by the com-missioner before parole is granted, said police sources. Actor has been serving five year sen-

tence in Yerawada central prison in Pune for illegal possession and destruc-tion of an AK-56 rifle in 1993 serial blasts case. Dutt is serving 42 months of his sentence that start-ed in May 2013. Howev-er, his sentence so far has been dotted with repeated furlough and parole: In October 2013, Dutt was granted furlough. This was extended by 14 days. Then, in December 2013, he was granted parole for 30 days, which again was extended twice. The ac-tor’s sister had stood as guarantor and deposited Rs15,000 as surety. Since his sentence began, the actor has been out of jail for 146 days.

Shraddha Kapoor, Varun Dhawan’s talent impresses Prabhudheva

put in by them. They have done amazing job,” Pra-bhudheva. The “R…Raj-kumar” director was in the city along with the actors to promote his upcoming film “ABCD 2″, scheduled to hit theatres this Friday. Prabhudheva, who has a successful career down South too, said Bollywood

and Kollywood are quite different from each other. “There is a lot of difference not only in Bollywood and Kollywood or Tollywood whatever you call it, but also between each film art-ist – right from the camera-man to the producer to the director…. So on and so forth,” he said.

Parineeti Chopra to romance with Salman Khan in Sultan

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SPORTS ROUNDUPMS Dhoni, old lion returns to new pride

Agency | Fatullah

Virat Kohli wiped off the sweat from his forehead, adjusted the peak of his cap and settled down comfortably in his chair to speak. Forget the six-five combination. Ignore even the much-hyped ag-gressive intent. The big-gest tangible difference between Virat Kohli the captain and MS Dhoni the leader is how they address press confer-ences. The contrast al-most jumped out on you

on Sunday when after a hard day’s work Kohli re-flected on the Test match and everything else about it. He spoke at length, and he spoke well. At that moment, Kohli looked like he belong there, the future captain many had envisaged when he gave that quote after chairing Sachin Tendulkar on his shoulder at the Wankhede on April 2, 2011. “He has carried the burden of the nation for 21 years; It was time we carried him,” Kohli had said. In his

place, MS Dhoni —who had, in fact, led India to the World Cup title — would have spewed some inane cliche like: “At the end of the day, the point is…” before losing you completely. Kohli was at his eloquent best at Fat-ullah on Sunday evening. None more so perhaps than when he began to explain Dhoni’s haunting absence from the dressing room. Somewhere in his response you could feel for him, like you had lost someone close to you too.

Hockey: Indian women team lose to Japan 0-2 in practice match

Agency | Antwerp

Playing their first prac-tice match ahead of the Fintro Hockey World League Semi-Final 2015, the Indian Women Hock-ey Team lost to Japan by 0-2 today in Antwerp, Belgium. FIH Rank # 10 Japan scored their first in goal in the first quarter of the match and took the early lead of 1-0. Keep-

ing the ball in their pos-session for most of the time, Japan extended the lead by 2-0 in the second quarter. Indian players missed a few crucial op-portunities to score the goal and the match fin-ished at 0-2 in the favour of Japan. India will play their second practice match against FIH Rank # 16 Italy tomorrow,

16th June 2015, at 04:00 pm IST. Fintro Hockey World League Semi-Fi-nal 2015 is scheduled from 20th June to 05th July 2015. India will face the host nation Belgium in their opening match of the tournament at 07:30 pm IST on the 20th June 2015. The matches will be telecasted LIVE on Star Sports.

Facebook launches private photo sharing for friends

Agency | Washington

Facebook has launched a new application “Mo-ments” that allows us-ers to share hundreds of photos of their friends from the camera roll us-ing the face-recognition technology. that powers the suggested tags users see when adding a photo of a friend. According to the Verge, the app scans the user’s camera roll for familiar faces and al-lows them to “sync” the

pictures to the subject of the photo. If the user’s friend uses the app, they will see the photos added to their own synced col-lection. However, if they do not use the app, they will get a notification on Facebook Messenger that photos are waiting for them in Moments. The app then builds a collec-tion of photo albums fea-turing the user and their tagged friends that the user can scroll through, search and easily rename.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 listing sparks rumours of June 16 launch

‘Mobile subscriptions in India likely to touch 1.4 billion by 2020’

Agency | New Delhi

TThe rumoured Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 smartphone has been leaked again. In a listing on China’s Op-pomart, an e-commerce website selling Chinese smartphones, the Redmi Note 2 will run on the Snapdragon 615 SoC and sports a 5.7 inch 1080p display and 13MP rear camera. Interestingly, the image that Oppomart has used for the listing has till now been thought to be of another rumoured Xiaomi device, the upcoming flag-

ship Xiaomi Mi5. Xiaomi has already announced an upcoming event in Beijing on June 16, during which the company is expected to launch its next flagship smartphone. Now, there are one of two possibil-ities — either the Xiao-mi Mi5 will be launched alongside the Redmi Note 2, or the Redmi Note 2 alone will be launched. The other option obvious-ly is that Oppomart’s list-ing is inaccurate and the image is actually that of the Xiaomi Mi5.

Agency | London

New Zealand coach Mike Hesson believes his side are now facing a far more ‘scary’ England team compared to the one the Blackcaps thrashed at the World Cup. In February, New Zealand hammered England by eight wickets in Wellington en route to a World Cup final which they lost to co-hosts Aus-tralia. The Blackcaps skittled out England for just 123 on that occasion, with Tim Southee taking a New Zealand one-day international record sev-en for 33. New Zealand then chased down their meagre target in a mere 12.2 overs, with skip-per Brendon McCullum blasting 77 in 25 balls. But Hesson’s men hav-en’t had things all their own way during their ongoing five-match one-day international series in England. The first ODI at Edgbaston saw En-gland make 408 for nine in a 210-run win -- both national records. New

Agency | Mumbai

The number of mobile subscriptions in the coun-try is expected to increase to 1.4 billion by 2020, against 970 million in 2014, driven by rise in affordable devices and services, according to a report by telecom equip-ment maker Ericsson. The India appendix of the Ericsson Mobility Report, released on Tues-day, shows key trends and forecasts on mobile traffic, subscriptions, consumer behaviour and

Agency | New Delhi

India veteran off-spinner Harbhajan Singh bagged three wickets against Bangladesh in the one-off Test match in Fatullah on Sunday. His second wicket of Imrul Kayes, made him overtake for-mer Pakistani fast bowl-er Wasim Akram in the leading wicket takers in Test cricket history. Har-bhajan’s figures of 3/64 was highly impressive and he supported Ravi-chandran Ashwin well, who picked up a fifer as the Test match ended in a draw. Harbhajan has

Harbhajan Singh overtakes Wasim Akram in Test wickets tally

Agency | Valparais

Bolivia scored three first half goals and then with-stood heavy second half pressure to overcome Ec-uador 3-2 on Monday in the highest scoring match of the Copa America so far. Ecuador had not lost to Bolivia in the tourna-ment since 1949 but they were soon trailing as Bo-livia launched an open-ing blitz in the Group A match. Bolivian captain Ronald Raldes got the first in five minutes when he stooped to head home a corner kick from Mar-tin Smedberg-Dalence, who doubled the lead 13 minutes later when he side-footed home from 25 yards out. Ecuador should have pulled a goal back from the penalty spot after 38 minutes but Enner Valencia had his kick saved at the second attempt after the referee

Soccer-Bolivia withstand heavy pressure to defeat Ecuador 3-2

416 wickets in Tests as he went past Akram who had a tally of 414 wick-ets. Harbhajan needs six more wickets to surpass Shaun Pollock (421) and become the seventh lead-ing wicket taker in Test history. Former Sri Lank-an spinner Muttiah Mu-

ralitharan leads the tally with 800 wickets and he is followed by Aussie leg-end Shane Warner with 702 scalps. India have two bowlers in the top eight wicket takers with former legend Anil Kum-ble having 619 victims to his name.

Post World Cup debacle, ‘scary’ England impress Kiwi coach Hesson

order his first to be re-taken when a Bolivian player encroached into the 18-yard box. Marce-lo Martins made no such mistake at the other end five minutes later when Bolivia were awarded a penalty for dangerous play. The win was Bo-

livia’s first in the Copa America since 1997 and takes them to the top of Group A with four points following last week’s 0-0 draw with Mexico. Chile, who beat Ecuador 2-0 in the tournament open-er, play Mexico later on Monday.

Discovery Acquires Setanta Sports Asia Network

Discovery Communica-tions said Tuesday that its Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific unit has ac-quired Setanta Sports Asia, a sports channel special-izing in rugby. Reach-ing more than 42 million homes across 16 countries, Setanta Sports Asia is one of the fastest-growing sports channels in Asia,

the company said. “It su-per serves passionate fans with some of the best rug-by league and union events from the Northern and Southern Hemispheres,” it added. Financial details weren’t disclosed. The ac-quisition comes with a new five-year renewal of South African, New Zealand and Australian Rugby rights. The network’s other pro-gramming includes the Eu-ropean Rugby Champions Cup and England’s Aviva Premiership.

Zealand levelled the se-ries with a 13-run Duck-worth/Lewis success at The Oval but only after England, initially chasing 399 for victory, had been 345 for seven and need-ing 54 more runs from 37 balls when rain stopped play. The Blackcaps, however, went 2-1 up at the Rose Bowl in South-ampton on Sunday after restricting England to 302 all out. But they still needed a New Zealand record third-wicket stand of 206 between Kane Williamson (118) and Ross Taylor (110) to take them close to completing a three-wicket win which

was only sealed with an over to spare. England’s team at the Rose Bowl contained just four survi-vors from their Welling-ton humiliation in skipper Eoin Morgan, batsman Joe Root, wicket-keeper Jos Buttler, and fast bowl-er Steven Finn. Improving England’s standing in 50-over cricket is a key aim for new director of crick-et Andrew Strauss and now the likes of opener Alex Hales, all-rounder Ben Stokes, leg-spinner Adil Rashid, and left-arm paceman David Willey are being given a chance to show what they can do at international level.

technology uptake in the country. GSM/EDGE subscriber base is expect-ed to peak in 2015 and likely to decline thereaf-ter as subscribers migrate to 3G services, the report said. LTE subscriptions are likely to top 230 mil-lion, forming around 17% of the total subscription base by 2020, it said. The WCDMA/HSPA sub-scriptions are anticipated to grow from over 120 million in 2014 to around 620 million by 2020, and will account for 45% of the total subscription base by that time, it added. GSM/EDGE technology has the widest reach in In-dia with 95% population coverage while WCDMA/HSPA is expected to cover approximately 90% by the end of 2020.

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Open House to solve problems of GIDC once every 3 months:CMSunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Gujarat Chief Minister Mrs. Anandiben Patel today announced that the senior officials of the state will arrange Open House once in every three month to solve the problems of industrialists of GIDC and industrial estate. Mrs. Patel shared that the state govern-ment has adopted indus-try friendly approach to solve their small prob-lems at local level. As a result they will not need to come Gandhinagar or at divisional office. Mrs. Patel held group meeting via video conferencing with the industrial asso-ciations of Surat, Valsad, Tapi, Navsari and Dang districts and guided the

Lower cut-off may engineer students’ admission dream

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Taking ahead its core thought to entertain its viewers, Movies OK brings home your favou-rite stars with an exciting two week long film fes-tival titled ‘Heroes Mov-ie Festival’ starting 15th June to 26th June to be aired during the prime time slot. The excep-tional line of blockbuster movies featuring your fa-vourite Bollywood stars like Salman Khan, Ajay Devgn, Sunny Deol, Sha-hid Kapoor will surely win your heart away. In this festival, fans will be privy to some of the most acclaimed and evergreen movies of the stars airing

during prime time The movie festival brings the biggest hits in unforget-table roles played by the superstars, flagging of with Sunny Deol’s ‘Gha-yal’, where Jay Mehra’s honest life turn into vi-olence and hatred when his elder brother, Ashok is found dead and he is wrongly accused of kill-ing his brother as well as having an illicit rela-tionship with his sister-in-law. One of the other hits to be showcased is Salman Khan’s ‘Wanted’ where he plays the role of Radhe who is a ruthless gangster who will kill anyone for money. He is attracted towards Jhanvi,

a middle class girl, who does not approve of his work and wants him to change. In the Bipasha Basu & Imran Abbas starrer ‘Creature’, a mon-ster strikes and wreaks havoc in a newly opened lodge. Ajay Devgn fans can look forward to one of his hits from the festi-val, ‘Gangaajal’ where in a world of corruption, a young SP (Ajay Devgn) is sent the most violent & corrupt city in India in the hope that he can make things better .He realizes the situation is worse than expected & must try to stop the vio-lence before it ruins ev-eryone.

NDDB at Anand inks MoU with DD Kisan Channel

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Admissions to engineer-ing colleges this year could turn out to be a dream neatly machined for students. Merit marks are likely to be lower this year compared to the pre-vious year and that means students with low per-centages can still make it to institutes of their choice. The scenario — however encouraging for students — has spurred anxiety in self-financed colleges. The provisional list is being viewed as a merit bomb by the self-fi-nanced colleges because the institutes are finding it tough to get enough students to fill seats. The first provisional merit list has revealed that 7,430

fewer students have qual-ified compared to the previous year. “This year only 55,317 students have qualified for admission in engineering colleges against 62,747 in 2014,” said an official of the Admission Committee for Professional Cours-es (ACPC). “So even if all students who have qualified take admission, 16,482 seats will remain vacant.” The provision-al merit list has been based on the calculation of the board and JEE ex-aminations results. The board has accorded 60% weightage to the percen-tile obtained in the board exam and 40% weightage to the percentile obtained in JEE.

Sunvilla News | gandhinagar

Congress party has threat-ened to stage a state-wide protest against commer-cialization of education in Gujarat. President of Gu-jarat Pradesh Congress Committee, Bharatsinh Solanki, said on Monday, “Report of the National University Of Education-al Planning And Admin-istration very specifically states that in the area of primary education Gu-jarat ranks 16th in the country. So far as sec-ondary education is con-cerned Gujarat is down to the 23rd position. This speaks volumes about the level of education in

Correspondent | Anand

The National Dairy De-velopment Board and DD Kisan launched a part-nership to create mean-ingful content for the farm and dairy sector on 16 June 2015 at NDDB, Anand.This partnership would take the dairy and farm sector to new heights. A Memorandum of Understanding to this effect was signed for dis-semination of up-to-date technical know-hows to the farmers; improve their livelihood and in-

come by enhancing their knowledge and informa-tion on various technical issues related to farming in broader sense. Shri T Nanda Kumar, Chair-man, NDDB said that this association will benefit millions of dairy farmers across India. The content will be based on ground realities, actual prob-lems and issues faced by the farmers.He assured knowledge, information and facilitation support to DD Kisan. While ad-dressing the farmers, Dr

A Surya Prakash, Chair-man, Prasar Bharati conveyed that the joint effort will offer an ef-fective platform to proj-ect success stories on progressive farmers. He said that this collabora-tion will enhance live-lihood and income of the farming community. Shri Ranjan Mukherjee, ADG & Head, DD Ki-san Channel outlined the objective of MoU and also highlighted relevant points of the road map of collaboration.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Gujarat high court on Monday granted con-ditional bail to two for-mer cops accused in the 2003 Sadiq Jamal Mehta encounter case. Retired DSPs I A Saiyed and J G Parmar have been or-dered to be released on bail bonds of Rs one lakh each. Saiyed allegedly shot the youth while Par-mar is accused of filing a false FIR in the case. They will have to sur-render their passports and cannot leave Guja-rat without the court’s permission. Justice Z K Saiyed ordered them to co-operate with the CBI while staying away from influencing witnesses and tampering with evidence. The accused cops’ lawyer Umesh Trivedi raised the issue of parity and argued

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

With monsoon set to arrive in the city this weekend, Airports Authority of India (AAI) along with Ahmed-abad Municipal Corpo-ration (AMC) will roll out awareness campaign through sms to prevent bird-hit incidents at city airport by advising people to keep cleanliness in the areas sur-rounding the airport. It has been seen that in the rainy season with water logging and garbage in open, birds tend to come around the

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The father of modern ar-chitecture Le Corbusier and the most influential architects of the 20th cen-tury Louis Kahn will not find place in the latest heritage conservation list of Ahmedabad Munici-pal Corporation (AMC). Elsewhere in the world, the urban works of Le Corbusier in Argentina, Belgium, France, Ger-many, Japan, and Swit-zerland are listed in the tentative list of Unesco’s world heritage list. The list, which consists of 2,247 buildings and hav-elis in the walled city and 382 buildings outside the walled city area, will be notified in a day or two. Inclusion in the list will mean that the new con-servation building bye laws would now be ap-plicable. Transfer of de-velopment rights (TDR)

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

In spite of stricter passport and immigration rules, Gu-jaratis are ready to pay huge amounts for fake passport and visa to achieve their foreign dreams. In a new modus operandi, a carrier was caught while trying to take a woman to Can-ada on fake documents from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International airport. A man and woman posing as couple were held at in-ternational terminal of city airport with fake passport and visa by officials of Bureau of Immigration on late Saturday night. The duo was to fly to Canada by a Qatar Airways flight before they were caught. Sardarnagar police arrest-ed Bangalore based Arun Alphonse and a Kadi based woman on Sunday for trav-elling on fake passport and visa stamp. “Arun is a car-rier and he was supposed to

get Rs 3 lakh for taking the woman safely to Canada. The passport of the woman was in the name of Arun’s wife Jenitha Alphonse,” said K K Patel, senior po-lice inspector, Sardarnagar. During the investigation, police found that the pass-port which the Kadi based woman was carrying in the name of Jenitha was procured on the basis of bogus documents from Thane in Maharashtra. “Arun and that woman had a deal worth Rs 15 lakh with Thane based agent Sujal Shah,” said Patel. Sources said that Shah had provided the duo with fake passports and visa stamps. “Suddenly there is an increase in number of people wanting to go to Canada from Gujarat. Also agents and carriers target Ahmedabad airport believ-ing that it would be easy to get through immigration here,” added Sources.

2003 Sadiq Jamal encounter: Two accused cops get bail

officials to solve their problems. She added that a standard operating pro-cedure will be finalized in the end of July month which will be helpful in quick solution of the problems. Additional

Chief Secretary of Indus-tries Mr. Arvind Agraw-al, Managing Director of GIDC Mr. Manoj Agraw-al and other senior offi-cials of the Chief Minis-ter Office heard problems of the industrialists.

Titans of city’s modern architecture wiped from AMC’s heritage blueprint

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Two people held with fake passport at Ahmedabad airport

that when alleged co-con-spirators were out on bail, these two also should be granted bail. He also fur-nished jail records to es-tablish their prolonged illness on which condi-tion they were granted bail. The court observed that the accused cops have been languishing in jail for nearly two-and-a-half years and the court is yet to frame charges against them. There is no possibility of com-mencement of trial in near future, said special

prosecutor RC Kodekar. Saiyed and Parmar were arrested and charged by CBI on December 21, 2012 along with six oth-er cops who were serv-ing with the city crime branch in 2003 when the Bhavnagar youth was killed on January 13. After the encoun-ter, the sleuths dubbed him an operative of Pa-kistan-based militant groups who was out to kill the then chief min-ister Narendra Modi to avenge the 2002 riots.

Statewide Congress stir against education business

Gujarat and the lack of commitment of the state government towards this issue.” “Recently the chief minister herself admitted that education prevails on pamphlets. This admission proves the pessimistic attitude of the Gujarat government to-wards primary, secondary, higher secondary, higher and technical education. Gujarat is lagging behind on this rather critical fron-tier in comparison to other states of India,” he said.

policy to be announced for these buildings will not be applicable to Cor-busier and Kahn build-ings, which are living examples of modern architecture. Ahmed-abad happens to be the only place in the world where Le Corbusier had designed four different buildings. Louis Kahn’s IIM-A building too does not figure in the list of

heritage buildings. Cor-busier made four build-ings in the city between 1951-1957, which in-cludes Villa Shodhan, Villa Sarabhai, ATMA building and AMC’s Sanskar Kendra in Paldi. “The only saving grace being that Ellisbridge, Shah Jahan’s Moti Sha-hi Palace in Shahibaugh and Fatehwadi now form a part of city’s heritage.

Bird-hit awareness through sms

areas at airport and pose severe threat to flights. Air-port environment manage-ment committee (AEMC) which is responsible for bird management at the air-port recently held its quar-terly meeting where several measures to curb hit were discussed. “Sms will be sent to people living near-by airports with measures

to keep their surroundings clean and dump the waste in dustbins. Also we have started grass cutting in the areas around the runway to stop infesting of insects,” said A K Sharma, airport director. Sharma further said that ground in the operational area has been levelled to prevent water-logging. He also said that measures such as using shotgun to shoo away the birds will continue to be taken along with deploy-ment of bird chasers and runway checks.