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The Centre earlier in the day cleared the ordinance to postpone the NEET exam by a year so that the students have enough time to prepare

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Abhishek Bachchan undeterred by low

phase in career

(1) Rising Pune Supergiants V/s Kings XI Punjab(Visakhapatnam)

(4:00 PM) (2) Gujarat

Lions V/s Mumbai Indians

(Kanpur)(8:00 PM)

Agency | Kota

A 60-year-old woman died of heat stroke in Baran district of Kota division, a government doctor said. Dwarkibai, a resident of Moikala village in the district, died yesterday while undergoing treatment in an emergency ward for heatstroke patients, said Dr B S Kushwa, Prin-cipal Medical Officer, Government Hospital, Baran.

Agency | Mumbai

Even as Abhishke Bach-chan completes 16 years in the Hindi film indus-try, he concedes that he still gets nervous before every release. As he gears up for ‘Housefull’ 3 to open in cinemas, he admits that even after all these years, he still gets butterflies.

Postpone NEET for 1 year

Woman dies of heatstroke in Kota

Today MaTch IPL 2016

Congress rejects ordinance, alleges govt serving medical lobby’s interest“Cabinet clears ordinance”

Agency | Lahore

LeT operations com-mander Zaki-ur Rehman Lakhvi and six others ac-cused in the 2008 Mum-bai attack case will be individually charged for the abetment to murder of each of the 166 people who died in the carnage, a Pakistani anti-terrorism court ruled today. “The seven suspects will be charged individually for the abetment to murder of each victim of Mumbai at-tack case,” a senior court official said, quoting the verdict of the trial court. The official said that the court, however, did not

Agency | Cairo

The Egyptian navy said on Friday it had found the personal belongings of passengers and oth-er debris floating in the Mediterranean, confirma-tion that an EgyptAir jet had plunged into the sea with 66 people on board. The military said it had found the debris about 290 km (180 miles) north of the port city of Alex-andria and was search-ing for the plane’s black box flight recorders. Egypt’s President Ad-bel Fattah al-Sisi offered condolences for those on board, amounting to Cairo’s official acknowl-

edgement of their deaths. The defence minister of Greece, which has also been scouring the Medi-terranean, said Egyptian authorities had found a body part, luggage and a seat in the sea just south of where the signal from the plane was lost early on Thursday. Although suspicion pointed to Isla-mist militants who blew up another airliner over Egypt seven months ago, no group had claimed re-sponsibility more than 24 hours after the disappear-ance of flight MS804, an Airbus A320 flying from Paris to Cairo. Three French investigators and a technical expert from

Agency | New Delhi

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will declare the Class 12 Board exam re-sults on May 21, 2016 for all regions includ-ing Delhi, Ajmer, Chen-nai, Panchkula and Al-lahabad. The Class 12 exams were conducted from March 1, 2016 to April 22, 2016. A total of 10,67,900, candidates registered this year for the exams including 6,21,259 boys and 4,46,641 girls. There was a 2.65% in-crease in the total number of registered candidates as compared to 10,40,368 who registered in 2015. As many as 2,70,835 registered for the exams from Delhi which was the maximum from the 10 regions. About 1,921

Agency | New Delhi

The Supreme Court has issued a rare war-rant against the chief of the country’s pollution control board in a de-cade-old case of stone workers in Gujarat who died of silicosis. The Su-preme Court issued the warrant this week after the head of the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) failed to notify the court of steps taken to prevent the deaths of workers from the respi-ratory disease, according to Radha Kant Tripathy, a lawyer with the National Human Rights Commis-sion (NHRC). Activists welcomed the move for greater accountability.

Agency | New Delhi

The Union Cabinet on Friday reportedly cleared an ordinance that would postpone the implemen-tation of National Eligi-bility cum Entrance Test (NEET), a common med-ical entrance examination for medical and dental courses, for one year. The first phase of the exam

was conducted on May 1 and the second was sched-uled for July 24. The an-nouncement was made after the meeting of the Cabinet ministers on Fri-day morning. The Centre will send the approved or-dinance to President Pra-nab Mukherjee who will issue the executive order. The Supreme had, on April 28, asked the Cen-

tral Board of School Edu-cation (CBSE) to conduct the first phase of NEET. It later agreed to hear pe-titions by state govern-ments and private med-ical colleges who were against implementing NEET for the academic year 2016-17. Howev-er, the apex court reject-ed their pleas on May 9 and said the entrance ex-

allow cross examination of the suspects in this regard. The prosecution had filed an application in the ATC Islamabad some two months ago request-ing it to make amendment in the charges against the suspects in abetment to murder of each individ-ual in the carnage. The

trial court in March last had reserved the verdict after the prosecution and defence lawyers com-pleted their arguments on the plea that amendment in the charges against all seven suspects in abet-ment to murder of each individual in Mumbai attack should be made.

166 people, including six Americans, were killed and more than 300 in-jured in the attack in November 2008 by 10 Pakistani terrorists. The prosecution was of the view that it was seeking amendment to the chang-es “for further strength-ening the case against the suspects”. It had also pleaded for including the post-mortem reports of those killed in the attack. The prosecution said India should be asked to send the post-mortem reports of each victim of Mumbai attack while the defence lawyers opposed it.

26/11 Mumbai attack case: Lakhvi, others to be charged for abetment to murder

CBSE Class 12 Board results to be declared on May 21

Students can check the CBSE 12th Result/CBSE Class 12th result 2016/ 12th CBSE result 2016 at the following websites: www.cbse.nic.in, www.cbseresults.nic.in

students registered in the differently-abled catego-ry. Nearly 10,121 par-ticipated in the exams. There were 1,06,746 independent candi-dates from Delhi while 1,49,778 were from Del-hi government or gov-ernment-aided schools. Last year, 10,40,368 students had registered for the Class 12 Board

exams. The post-result CBSE counselling will begin from May 21 and will continue till June 4, daily from 8am to 10pm. For the 19th consecutive year, CBSE will provide counselling services to students and parents to overcome common psy-chological problems and general queries related to class results.

EgyptAir plane debris, passengers’ belongings found: Officials

Airbus arrived in Cairo early on Friday to help investigate the fate of the missing plane, airport sources said. Egyptian Prime Minister Sherif Ismail said on Thurs-day that it was too early to rule out any explana-tion for the disaster. The country’s aviation minis-ter said a terrorist attack was more likely than a technical failure. Friday’s announcement that de-bris had been found fol-lowed earlier confusion about whether wreckage had been located. Greek searchers found some material on Thursday, but the airline later said this was not from its plane. A European satel-lite spotted a 2 km-long oil slick in the Medi-terranean, about 40 km southeast of the aircraft’s last position, the Europe-an Space Agency said.

Warrant Against Pollution Chief Over Gujarat Deaths : Supreme Court

“It is very significant and very unusual that the court issued the warrant,” said Colin Gonsalves, found-er of the Human Rights Law Network which rep-

resented the petitioner, the charity Peoples’ Rights and Social Research Cen-tre (PRASAR). The CPCB takes the matter very seri-ously, and will address the

court’s concerns, A. Sud-hakar, a senior official, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation. India is one of the largest producers of raw stone, accounting for more than a quarter of stones mined worldwide. Millions of workers in In-dia’s quartz mines, quar-ries and stone-crushing factories have contracted silicosis from long-term exposure to silica dust, say activists. About a fifth of mine workers in India are children.

Reports of Centre ending NEET baseless; 2nd phase to

take place on July 24: Health Min JP Nadda

ams for MBBS and BDS courses will be conducted only under NEET. It also allowed the students who appeared for NEET-1 to

take the tests during the second phase if they had doubts about their perfor-mance in the first. Nearly 6.5 lakh students had tak-

en NEET-1. The Centre had to take the matters in hand when the state governments prassurised it against following Su-preme Court’s order and holding NEET in 2016-17, as some of them had either conducted or were preparing to hold en-trance tests on state level. While CBSE conducts All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT), some states like Telangana, Andhra

Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir hold separate entrance exams. Responding to media reports that the Centre is deferring NEET by a year, Health Minis-ter JP Nadda said that the reports were baseless. He told ANI: “Let me make it clear, #NEET has been implemented and is in ex-istence, first phase is over & 2nd phase will take place on 24th July.”

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SAtuRDAY, MAY 21, 2016

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DAYNow the BJP will be on test for its nation-building capacity

A victory for the BJP in Assam and a political pres-ence in other states would solidify its character as the tallest national party; losses for the Congress would deepen its crisis. This is exactly what has happened. But there was, with the exception of Assam, also a tired intensity about these elections. The intensity was reflected in the turnout, mobilisation energies, and financial stakes. But the faultlines of politics, even faces, had an odour of staleness to them. In West Bengal, the only contest was Mamata Banerjee with herself: Between her personal popularity, her admin-istration which energised delivery of goods like roads to her core constituents (a matter on which she has been underestimated) on the one hand, and the use of a sui generis machinery of violence and intimida-tion on the other. Rather than these attributes working against each other, they worked in tandem. The Left and Congress have no credible faces, ideas or ener-gy. Tamil Nadu remains a contest between two fronts that are a heady combination of deification, corrup-tion and incredible social delivery. Kerala was again a contest between two old formations. You have to wonder whether the comforting familiarity of these contests is disguising a deep disconnect between pol-itics and social forces bubbling from below. Assam is a significant result for many reasons. The BJP should get credit for the decisiveness of the verdict. We can quibble about the shift in vote share compared to the 2014 election. And Tarun Gogoi went in with two dis-advantages: A long incumbency, and the fact that in typical Congress fashion, he managed to lose a sig-nificant tier of second line leadership. But the victory is unprecedented in its broad geographical and social base. It is not insignificant that the BJP is in power in two of India’s most sensitive states, Kashmir and Assam. This is a real test of the BJP’s nation-building capacity. It learnt some key lessons from Bihar. It set-tled the leadership issue. It went for a broad coalition. But most importantly, though it stuck to its policy message on immigration, the campaign was subtle and sophisticated, and less polarising than many had feared. It piggybacked on the local leadership rather than sub-verting it. It injected newness by holding out the possi-bility of a new combination of elements: Sonowal and Sarma and Prafulla Mahanta together. Managing this combination will be a challenge; but it opens up a new vista of possibilities as well. It shows the BJP’s extraor-dinary capacity to think politically rather than merely ideologically, when it sets its mind to it.

“Modi Government is trying to help private medical colleges, who are charging capitation fee of Rs. 60 to 80 lakh from every student aspiring to be a doctor in this country. With this view, NEET, which was espoused by the Congress Government in 2010 and has been a subject matter of litigation till the Supreme Court decided it, is sought to be deferred by way of ordinance,” - With the union Cabinet deciding to approve

promulgation of an ordinance to keep state boards out of the ambit of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance test (NEEt) for one academic session, Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala asked the NDA regime to...

Agency | New Delhi

When posters of the film carry not the face of the actor playing the titular character, but the star backing the project, you know exactly what you in for. ‘Sarbjit’, based on the story of a man who was imprisoned in a Pa-kistani jail for over two decades, while his sister fought a dogged, weary battle for his release in In-

dia, opts for high-pitched saccharine- laden melo-drama : the star is equal-ly high-pitched, leaving the actor to bring up the rear. Sarbjit’s story has been well-documented. He lived with his fami-ly—old father, wife Sukh (Richa Chaddha), and fiercely loyal sister Dalbir (Aishwarya Rai) in a vil-lage close to the Indo-Pak border in Punjab. He

Agency | New Delhi

Come May 28, 24 actor Anil Kapoor will be all set for his guest appearance in the popular animated sitcom Family Guy. The actor has released the first look of his character in the show, and if you ask us, he seems to be saying Jhakaas in his trademark style. Reports of Anil Ka-poor’s appearance on the show have been doing the

rounds for a year now, and his fans have been ea-gerly waiting for this epi-sode. AK fans, your wait is finally over. “Family Guy is one of the biggest shows on the planet. It has made people roll with laughter with its witti-cisms since its incep-tion. I have always been a huge admirer of this show. The experience of plunging myself in that

Agency | New Delhi

John Abraham’s high oc-tane action thriller Force 2 is all set to hit the the-atres on November 18. The film which is a se-quel to the 2011 release Force retains John Abra-ham as the protagonist. He played the role of a fearless police officer in the film, while Genelia D’Souza played his love interest. Force 2 also stars Sonakshi Sinha and Tahir Bhasin in pivotal roles. Sonakshi is a valuable addition to the cast and will be seen punching

Agency | Mumbai

Seems like Rishi Kapoor is still not done slamming the Nehru and Gandhi family. The 63-year-old actor again took to his Twitter handle to post a map of Delhi, highlight-ing the places named after the Nehrus and Gandhis. The Kapoor and Sons ac-tor took the Twitter so-cial networking website by storm sometimes back when he posted a thread of tweets, slamming the Congress Party for naming important plac-es- like roadways, rail-ways, airports etc after the Nehrus and Gandhis.

Agency | New Delhi

The first posters of Shivaay had a bluish tinge with Ajay Devgn‘s back to the camera. The creative tattoo of the tr-ishul on his back was enough to make you re-ally interested in the film. Yesterday, we shared with you a still from the film which has Ajay running on the streets of Bulgaria like a mad man. Today he shared a teaser poster of the same, which is really intriguing! The picture has a hand trying to get a hold on a mountain top covered by snow while everything around gets increasingly chilly. Ajay shared the post saying, “This Diwali, adventure begins with Shivaay. Teaser poster – 2 days to go.” Now that’s one freak-ishly chilly adventure the actor has embarked on. The hand of man (not of God we hope) will leave you with many crazy and

Agency | Cannes

Sonam Kapoor has left no stone unturned in turning up as the ruling Bollywood fashionista at Cannes. The diva, who walked down the red carpet in floor-sweeping gowns, has been very careful in making all the right noises at the in-ternational film festival this year. The ‘Neerja’ actress made heads turn in an ice blue Ralph & Russo gown at her first ever appearance at the

amfAR Gala yesterday. However, her choice of jewellery is what caught our attention. The actress accessorised her couture gown with traditional gold jhumkas, making her look like a stunning Disney Princess. Her hair was tied into a french braid and weaved with a golden thread. She wore a light peach off-shoul-der figure-hugging gown with an interesting floral cape on day two at the film festival.

Agency | Chennai

The multi-talented actor of Telugu film industry, Tollywood’s one of the biggest heroes, Jr NTR has turned 33 today. Fans

of the stars are doubly happy since the actor has unveiled the first look poster of his upcoming film Janatha Garage. A hashtag Happy Birthday

John Abraham starrer Force 2 gets a release date

Jhakaas! this is how Anil Kapoor will look in popular sitcom Family Guy

Asset naming row: Rishi Kapoor is not done targeting Gandhis!

Sarbjit movie review: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is all wrong for the part

strayed over the line one night, and was nabbed by the Pakistani patrol. That’s when his ordeal started—thrown in a box for months, limbs con-torted, hung upside down and flayed till bloody, till he was forced into a false confession, and jailed. That’s when the ordeal of his family back in the village begins. The dev-astated Dalbir, ever pro-tective about her ‘bhai’, takes up cudgels on his behalf. Through the long, hard grind—her appeals to the Prime Minister’s Office and officials on either side of the border mostly fall on deaf ears, with only a few light-in-the-tunnel moments—she keeps going.

Sonam Kapoor looks like a Disney Princess at Cannes

and kicking the butts of the bad guys in the mov-ie. Mardaani fame Tahir Bhasin will play the an-tagonist in the movie. Set in parts of China, India and Budapest – Force 2 will witness larger than life action sequences and

intense performances. Presented by Viacom18 Motion Pictures – Force 2 is produced by Vipul Am-rutlal Shah, John Abra-ham, Viacom18 Motion Pictures and co-produced by Sheel Kumar and di-rected by Abhinay Deo.

John Abraham’s high octane

action thriller Force 2 is all set to hit the theatres on

November 18

absolutely crazy world of the Griffin family, was both surreal and exciting. After the rich pedigree of stars who have lent their voices to the show, I was both humbled and hon-oured to be given this op-portunity. The role was fun and challenging at the same time, I am really glad that the fans in India will be able to watch the episode,” Anil said. Cre-ated by Seth MacFarlane for the Fox Broadcasting Company, the series re-volves around the Grif-fins, a family consist-ing of parents Peter and Lois; their children Meg, Chris, and Stewie; and their pet dog Brian. The show is set in the fiction-al city of Quahog, Rhode Island.

“Change Gandhi family assets named by Con-gress.Bandra/Worli Sea Link to Lata Mangeshkar or JRD Tata link road. Baap ka maal samjh ra-kha tha ?” he wrote. “If roads in Delhi can be changed why not Con-gress assets/property ke

naam? Was in Chandi-garh wahan bhi Rajeev Gandhi assets? Socho? Why?” the actor added. Kapoor, with these alle-gations, added the fact that the names should be after people from every genre who have contrib-uted to the society.

Happy Birthday NtR: telugu star gifts fans with first look poster of Janatha Garage

Shivaay teaser poster: Ajay Devgn’s adventure ride this Diwali looks

NTR has been trending since Thursday evening. The director Koratala Siva, who delivered the blockbuster film Sriman-thudu in 2015, has joined hands with Jr NTR for the upcoming actioner. Siva took to Twitter to unveil two posters of the film. It has been a won-derful year for the actor. NTR’s last film Nannaku Prematho turned out to be a superhit film, and his newmake over in the film was received well by the fans Janatha Garage also has Malayalam super-star Mohanlal in a piv-otal role. Mohanlal will be seen as the uncle to Jr NTR in the upcoming film. The actioner also has Samantha Ruth Pra-bhu, Nithya Menen and Unni Mukundan in lead roles. The camera for the film is being cranked by Tirru, who is applaud-ed for his latest work in Tamil film 24.

scary thoughts in your head. In two days, some-thing else is expected too and that’s a long wait now. Ajay had revealed in his interview that the film speaks about the im-perfections of Lord Shiva as he is one God who had

the frailties of humans. That definitely makes the film really interesting. He did add that it is not a mythological film but a modern one. Now we are even more excited. The film is also directed by Ajay.

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Cyclone ROANu: Indian naval ships rush to Sri Lanka with relief materials

Power Connection On Demand Soon, Pay Charges In EMIs: Piyush Goyal

Agency | Kochi

India on Friday rushed two naval ships with relief materials to cyclone-hit Sri Lanka. INS Sunayna, an NOPV (Naval offshore patrol vessel) and INS Sutlej, a survey vessel with relief material have been rushed to Colombo from Southern Naval Command Kochi. The first tropical cyclone, ROA-NU, of the season in the Bay of Bengal has caused devastation for thousands in Sri Lanka. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), intense rainfall will continue in southern states of the country, elevating the flood threat the next few days. As per reports, at least 18 people have been killed in Sri Lanka and 200 families are still miss-ing following a series of mudslides. The cyclonic storm ‘ROANU’ over west-central Bay of Bengal moved northeastwards and lay centered at about 160 km south-southwest of Visakhapatnam and 70

km east-southeast of Kakinada.

Agency | New Delhi

In a bid to make electricity available to all, the government plans to launch a scheme under which consumers can pay for the new connection in monthly installments over a period of 5 years and will be able to avail the service on demand. “We are thinking of launching a campaign to make it compulsory to provide electricity connection to all. We want to provide this facility to everyone that if he or she asks for electricity connection then it must be provided,” Power Minister Piyush Goyal said at a conference organised to mark the completion of two years of the NDA regime. The minister further said, “Poor people get electrici-ty connection free of cost. But for those who are above poverty line, the amount paid for new con-nection will be charged through equated month-ly installments in five years. We are working on such scheme and soon launch it.” On Wednesday, the minister had said, “We want to keep it (ap-plication for power connection) simple. Then we would ask our people to get the power connec-

tion. We won’t wait for them to apply.”

Agency | New Delhi

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IPL 2 6

Indian eves beaten 0-3 by China in semis, settle for bronze in uber Cup

IPL 2016: Raina hails Dwayne Smith’s all round performance after crucial win

IPL 2016: Hilarious! When Gautam is ‘Gambhir’, he takes out anger on toothbrushes!

Russian tennis head backtracks on Sharapova’s retirement claims

Kohli’s determination one level above Sachin Tendulkar: Sunil Joshi

Inzamam-ul-Haq demands seaming pitches to prepare for England tour

Agency | Karachi

Pakistan’s new chief se-lector Inzamam-ul-Haq has demanded seaming pitches for preparation before the national team embarks on England’s tour next month. Tak-ing cognizance of En-gland’s impressive Test results in home condi-tions, Inzamam has told the PCB’s chief curator that players who attend the camp from May 29 in Lahore should be giv-en fresh seaming pitches, similar to what they will encounter in England, for practice. Inzamam has also convinced the Pakistan Board to send the team two weeks ear-lier to England to set up an acclimatization camp in Hampshire County before the tour official-ly kicks off in late June. “Inzi has gone through

the records of the En-gland team in Tests par-ticularly in English con-ditions and is aware they thrashed India 3-1 in the summer of 2014 despite India boosting of a world class batting line-up,” a PCB source told PTI. He said that the chief selec-tor has also taken into account the recent Test record of England on away tours and how they overcame South Africa in the Test series earlier this year. The chief se-lector is keeping his fin-

gers crossed that tained left arm pacer, Muham-mad Aamir gets a visa to travel with the Paki-stan team to England in June. “The feeling is that while Pakistan’s batting will be really tested out in English conditions the bowling has enough depth to cause problems for the English batsmen, something that other teams which have played against England have lacked notably when India lost in 2014,” the source said.

Agency | Kunshan

Indian women’s team set-tled for a bronze medal after suffering a 0-3 de-feat at the hands of de-fending champions Chi-na in the semifinals of the Uber Cup badminton championship, here on Friday. After top shut-tlers Saina Nehwal and P V Sindhu went down narrowly against their re-spective opponents in the two singles match, Jwala Gutta and N Sikki Reddy also bit the dust in the first doubles, ending India’s campaign. Indian eves had scripted history in the last edition when they won a historic bronze in New Delhi and they re-peated the feat this time

Agency | Kanpur

Gujarat Lions skipper Suresh Raina has show-ered praise on team-mate Dwayne Smith by describing him as the `main all-rounder` af-ter his four-wicket haul helped the side to claim a six-wicket win over Kol-kata Knight Riders here at the Green Park Stadi-um last evening. Put in to bat first, Gautam Gam-bhir’s side were restrict-ed to mere 124 runs in their stipulated 20 overs, with Dhawal Kulkarni, Dwayne Bravo and Shad-ab Jakati also chipping in with a wicket each. In re-ply, Gujarat Lions chased down the target in just 13.3 overs, thanks to their skipper for his unbeaten 53 off 36 balls. “I think the

Agency | New Delhi

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) skipper Gautam Gambhir is often criti-cised for taking his sur-name (Gambhir) too se-riously. The left-hander, who is hailed as a fantastic leader by his team-mates, has revealed an interesting

fact. In a chat show with comedian Vikram Sathaye called ‘What The Duck’, Gambhir revealed how he takes out his frustration on toothbrushes. “My mood depends on how I treat my toothbrushes. Being a skipper is a strenuous job, and when you are going through a rough phase,

obviously you start taking out your frustration, you can’t take it out on any-one, you can’t take it out on your teammates or your wife. The only person that is left is your toothbrush,” he said. Gambhir has led KKR to two Indian Pre-mier League (IPL) titles in the past.

Agency | Johannesburg

Few hours after express-ing his doubt over sus-pended star Maria Shara-pova’s career, Russian Tennis Federation chief Shamil Tarpishchev has backtracked by saying he did not mean to suggest that the Russian’s failed doping test could spell the end of her career. Com-menting on Sharapova’s situation, Tarpishchev had said that the belea-

guered tennis star’s cur-rent state looks ‘bad’ and that it is ‘very doubtful’ that she would resume her career. Tarpishchev, however, has backed his stance, saying he had said that Sharapova could not play at the moment as no ruling has yet been is-sued on her case. Shara-pova was provisionally suspended from the sport in March after reveal-ing that she had tested positive for the banned

substance Meldonium at this year’s Australian Open. The 2012 Olym-pic silver medallist said that she had been taking the drug since 2006 le-gally for years for health reasons. Meldonium was placed on the banned list by the World Anti-Dop-ing Agency (WADA) this year. Sharapova’s major sponsors Nike, Tag Heuer and Porsche have all dis-tanced themselves from her since her revelation.

Agency | Visakhapatnam

The phenomenal rate at which Virat Kohli has been scoring centuries this IPL, he has only been taking batting to greater heights with every visit to the crease. So much so that a cricket follower in Singapore has called Kohli the ‘Don Bradman of IPL’. Four centuries in his last nine innings

after entering IPL 2016 without a single T20 century has earned him the accolades that are reserved to only the best in business. One former India player is certainly enamoured by Kohli’s tremendous success not only in this IPL but also in international cricket. Sunil Joshi, former left-arm spinner, was Kohli’s teammate at Royal Chal-

lengers Bangalore in the first edition in 2008. The 45-year-old Joshi has seen Kohli from close quarters at RCB as a chubby faced boy with the youthful axuberance. Joshi has also bumped into him regularly as his role as a coach takes him places, most recently to Asia Cup and ICC World T20 qualifiers with Oman national team.

at Kunshan Sports Cen-ter Stadium. Indian eves, who assured themselves a bronze after 3-1 win over Thailand yesterday, need-ed a magical performance to tame 13-time cham-pions China at home but unfortunately the mira-cle did not happen. A lot was riding on Saina and Sindhu, being India’s best shuttlers, but despite their

best efforts they could not give India a positive start. Starting the proceedings once again, Saina played out of her skin before los-ing 15-21 21-12 17-21 in a thrilling match that lasted an hour and four minutes. It was her eighth succes-sive loss to Li. The last time Saina had beaten the Olympic champion was in 2012 Indonesia Open.

last two games are really important for us. When you are in doubt to reach top four, then you have to win each and every game. I think Smith had bowled really well. I have always felt he is not the main batsman, but he is always a main all-rounder. He has always hit the ball really hard. At the same time, when he chips in and bowl crucial four overs that set the game for us,” the left-handed bastman

said after the win. Raina, however, called on his side to continue to main-tain their momentum if they want to keep alive their hopes of making into the play-offs. The match also saw Raina snatch back his record of being the highest run getter in the tournament from Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Virat Kohli by smacking an 87-metre six off Morne Morkel’s delivery.

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Correspondent | Surat

Chief Minister Anandiben Patel on Thursday asked BJP-ruled Surat Munic-ipal Corporation(SMC) to send a sweeper to re-ceive cleanliness related award instead of Mayor or Commissioner. Anan-diben was speaking in a function organized by Samrasta Manch in Su-rat in which hundreds of sweepers from across the

city were present. “Due to their work, cities get award. And who goes to receive that award? Com-missioner who hasn’t hold broom goes to re-ceive award, or Mayor goes to take that award. Now onward when Cor-porations get award, do send a sweeper to receive that award. People will take note of it. When a Dalit woman would go and receive award from

Correspondent | Surat

Gujarat Chief Minister Anandiben Patel while dedicating an affordable housing scheme in Surat said the housing schemes constructed by govern-ment will do branding job for government. She said the housing units are built as per best quality parameters to change the image of government. Nowadays when some-one passes through a road and looks at govt hous-

ing scheme, he/she feels this is private housing scheme and this can’t be a government constructed scheme. She said there-fore she has ordered civic and govt bodies that they should have their title over housing schemes. This will serve as brand-ing exercise for the gov-ernment. Anandiben in her speech said the gov-ernment is planning to in-stall roof-top solar plants over housing schemes.

She said combination of use of solar and central government scheme for subsidized LED bulbs will save electricity. She said under a new model, the government will not need to spend for slum re-habilitation. She said the builder will be allowed to use additional space avail-able after construction of housing units on plot. She said she is going to inau-gurate one such scheme in Ahmedabad soon.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Traffic police in the city have finally received spe-cial jackets and towels to protect themselves while deployed on road in the scorching heat. Senior traffic branch officials said that all 14 traffic po-lice stations of the city have received two special kits each, on an experi-mental basis, for person-nel on duty at crossroads. Subhash Trivedi, addi-tional commissioner of police (traffic), said that city police had distributed the kits, including special jackets, head covers and towels for the personnel on Thursday. “The appar-els help reduce the body temperature through con-stant evaporation of wa-ter for up to five hours. The pilot project would

Sunvilla News | Amreli

In yet another case of ‘man eating’, the third one in around two months, by the Asiatic lions of Gir forests in Amreli district of Gujarat, a lion killed an 11 year old boy in Aam-bardi village under Dhari taluka of Amreli district in the wee hours today. It also injured the father of the deceased boy. The body parts of Jayesh Ma-lubhai Solanki, left af-ter consumption by the

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Phalodi was the hottest place in the country for the second consecutive day at 51 degrees Cel-sius. It was closely fol-lowed by Churu at 50.2, Bikaner and Barmer at 49.5, Ganganagar at 49.1, Jaisalmer at 49, Kota at 48.2 and Jaipur at 46.5 degrees Celsius. In Guja-rat, Ahmedabad recorded its hottest day in a cen-tury when the mercury touched 48 degrees Cel-

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

BJP patriarch L K Advani will address party workers and the people at a func-tion here on May 26 as part of ‘Vikas Parv’ cele-brations by Gujarat BJP to mark two years of Prime Minister Narendra Mo-di-led NDA government at the Centre. An array of gatherings and rallies are being organised by

Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

India’s second largest natural gas infrastructure and transmission compa-ny Gujarat State Petronet Limited (GSPL) posted quarterly profit of Rs. 99.7 crore for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2016, reporting a steep rise of 49 percent vis-a-vis the same period last year. For financial year ending March 2016, GSPL’s net profit grew 8 percent to Rs. 444.47 crore, com-pared to a net profit of Rs. 410.36 crore last year. The EPS for financial year 2015-16 increased to Rs. 7.89 per share from Rs. 7.29 per share in financial year 2014-15. The Gas transmission volumes of GSPL have increased to 8966.39 MMSCM in the year 2015-16, from 8395.17 MMSCM in the

year 2014-15. In view of the impressive results posted by GSPL in the financial year 2015-16, the subsidiary of Gujarat State Petroleum Corpo-ration Limited has rec-ommended a dividend of Rs 1.5 per share, which amounts to a payout ratio of 23% including divi-dend tax. The company, which owns and operates India’s 2nd largest Gas transmission network, also reported over 9% increase in its net worth at Rs. 3968 crore in FY 2015-16. “The last finan-cial year has been quite successful for us. In-creased Gas Transmission Volumes and better cost optimization have been two key drivers of higher margins,” stated Dr. J.N. Singh (IAS), Managing Director of GSPL.

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Rajasthan city boils at 51 degrees Celsius, Ahmedabad breaks 100-year-old record

LK Advani to attend BJP’s ‘Vikas Parv’ celebrations in Gujarat

Send a sweeper to receive cleanliness award, instead of Commissioner or Mayor: CM to SMC

Govt housing schemes to do branding of Gujarat govt: Anandiben

Gujarat based GSPL sees 49% jump in Q4 profit

Long-term temperature

data of Gandhinagar

was not available with

the IMDsius. Deesa and Gandhi-nagar too recorded a day temperature of 48 degrees Celsius. Excessive heat claimed one more life in Ahmedabad — fourth since Monday. Ahmed-abad Municipal Corpora-tion-run V S Hospital has reported 27 heat-related cases since May 1. “At 48 degrees Celsius, Ahmed-abad broke the record of the last 100 years. As per IMD record, on May 27,1916, the city record-

ed a highest temperature of 47.8 degrees Celsius,” said Jayanta Sarkar, di-rector of India Meteo-rological Department (IMD), Ahmedabad re-gion. Long-term tempera-ture data of Gandhinagar was not available with the IMD. Meanwhile, the states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Odisha brace for heavy rainfall due to cyclonic storm ‘Roanu’, which will in-tensify into a “severe

cyclonic storm”. Issuing alerts, the weatherman said although the cyclone will make a landfall in Bangladesh on the inter-vening night of May 21 and 22, “heavy to very heavy rainfall” is expect-ed in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Odisha. The National Disaster Response Force has de-ployed over 130 person-nel in Andhra Pradesh. state BJP to celebrate the

completion of two years of BJP government at the Centre as well as Anandi-ben Patel-led state gov-ernment as ‘Vikas Parv’ between May 22 and May 26 across the state. “BJP will hold 14 ‘Vikas Parv’ gatherings at vari-ous places in the presence of state ministers and oth-

er party leaders. On May 26, L K Advani would ad-dress one such gathering in the city to be organised on the Sabarmati River-front,” state BJP co-or-dinator Kaushik Patel said. He said Union HRD minister and Rajya Sabha MP from Gujarat Smriti Irani will address simi-lar gatherings at Anand

and Vadodara on May 23 and May 24, respectively. “Apart from this, we have also invited six Union cabinet ministers, includ-ing Arun Jaitley and Ra-jnath Singh to take part in the celebrations. We are yet to get final confir-mation from them,” said Kaushik. The Modi-led government at the Centre will complete two years on May 26, while Anan-diben Patel will complete two years in office as Gujarat Chief Minister on May 22. According to Kaushik, the main aim of the celebration is to inform people about the various pro-people work done by Modi and Patel in these two years.

President or Prime Min-ister, just imagine how much respect she will earn?” Anandiben said. Aanandiben also said that open defecation will attract fine soon. “Toi-let works are going to be completed gradually in all corporation areas and cities. We are going to make announcement that no person would use roads as toilet. If one is caught doing so, he/she will have to pay fine,” she said. Anandiben asked SMC officials and others to make sure that children of sweepers complete their education and fund is available for that. The Chief Minister and sev-eral saints had meal with sweepers.

Gir lion mauls a child to death, 3rd such case in 2 months

beast,were later found at some distance. He was sleeping in the farm of one Najabhai when the lion from nearby for-est caught him and took him away despite the unsuccessful attempt of his father Malubhai to save him. Malubhai was also injured in the inci-dent and has been admit-ted to a hospital. Earlier on April 10, a lioness had killed a 50-year old woman in Bharad village under Dhari taluka while she was sleeping in an orchard in the vicinity of the forests with his fami-ly members. Prior to that on March 19, a 62-year-old man was also mauled to death by a lion in a similar manner when he

was camping at Ambari-ya village of the district. In all the three cases the beasts ate up the flesh of the deceased. Worried at the increasing instances of man eating by other-wise friendly Gir lions, the forest department was mulling the idea to cap-ture a pride of over nine lions living in the area. Earlier after the March incident, two lions were captured and human bone and a part of cloth of the deceased was detected in the stool of one of them in the animal care center in Sasan. Amreli district in Gujarat is home to over 170 Asiatic lions as per the census conducted by state government last year.

Ahmedabad traffic cops get special jackets to beat heat

be extended to more per-sonnel soon,” said Trive-di. A traffic police offi-cial said that the special clothes have to be dipped in water and then worn over the uniform. The clothes’ design does not make the person wet, but keeps the body cool by releasing water slowly through evaporation. “We are yet to gauge the effec-tiveness of the jackets as we have just started us-ing them from Thursday.

The towel, however, pro-vides instant relief from scorching heat, when it is unbearable to stand in the afternoon hours,” said an official. It is their vul-nerability to heat that had prompted Indian Institute of Public Health (IIPH) to initiate a study on impact of heat on traffic personnel this summer. Traffic cops have also been asked to consume as much liquid as possible during duty hours by the department.

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