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News Brief

Youths demonstrate in front of stadium

(01) Delhi V/s Mumbai

(Delhi, 4:00 PM)(02) Hyderabad

V/s Punjab(Hyderabad)(08:00 PM)

Agency | Kolkata

West Bengal Chief Min-ister Mamata Banerjee today condoled the death of 16 people in landslide in Arunachal Pradesh. “Saddened at the tragic news of the landslide in Arunachal Pradesh. My condolences with all the families in mourning. Prayers for the lives lost,” Banerjee said in a tweet.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Six leaders of Patidar Anamat Aandolan Sami-ti (PAAS) including its spokesperson Varun Patel today moved a local court seeking anticipatory bail in connection with the violence in Mahesana on April 17 during the jail bharo campaign of Sardar Patel Group.

Agency | Jaipur

A group of youths today demonstrated in front of Sawai Mansingh Sta-dium here against the Rajasthan government’s decision to hold IPL matches in the state de-spite water crisis. “There is a water crisis in Rajas-than and the state capital is also facing water short-age and lakhs of people are suffering due to this problem, but the govern-ment has decided to con-duct IPL matches, which is unfair and against the public interest,” Rahul Tanwar, who led the demonstration, said.

SC stays Uttarakhand HC’s order

Mamata condoles loss of lives in Arunachal

Mehsana violence: 1 surrender, 6 file

anticipatory bail plea

Today MaTch IPL 2016

Agency | Bengaluru

For most Indians and ob-servers of India’s politi-cal and economic scene, the violence in Bengalu-ru against the proposed changes to the rules gov-erning the withdrawal of the workers’ provident fund was not at all sur-prising. Our sensibilities

have been dulled if not altogether numbed by the repeated carnage arising out of otherwise legiti-mate protests, demon-strations and agitations in India turning violent. Political or other, large or small, minor or seri-ous disagreements quite regularly end in violence

After 24-Hour Break, Uttarakhand Back To President’s Rule“Uttarakhand crisis”

Hear grievances of people affected by anti-encroachment drive: Gujarat High Court to AMC

Masood Azhar retaliation? India allows visit of Uyghur leader riling China

Four persons were killed after the wall of a two-storey building in the area collapsed

during a demolition drive last week


The Gujarat High Court Thursday directed the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) to give a proper hearing to those affected by an-ti-encroachment drive in Nikol area here before going ahead with the demolition. Four persons were killed after the wall of a two-storey build-ing in the area collapsed during a demolition drive last week, sparking huge protests. During the hear-ing, the AMC representa-tives informed the court that they will consider the objection raised by the locals and only then the

decision will be taken. Justice A J Desai of the High Court directed the AMC to give at least 15 days time before arriving at a decision with regard to carry on the drive so that they challenge the

decision in case they are not satisfied. Justice Desai gave AMC six weeks to hear the affected persons and take a decision. Ten persons filed a public in-terest litigation (PIL) on the day of the demolition,

demanding that AMC cancel the plan to widen the road so that their shops need not be demolished. If AMC decides to go ahead with the demolition after six weeks, it should give another 15 days to the af-fected persons so that they can move the court against the decision, the HC said. The demolition and death of four people led to huge rotests after which police lodged registered a case and the civic body ordered an inquiry. Locals alleged that a JCB machine of AMC demolished the two-storey commercial building even when there were people inside.

Why the violence led by garment workers in Bengaluru is totally unsurprising

Landslide in Arunachal Pradesh’s Tawang kills 16

on the roads and in neigh-bourhoods. The society is held hostage. The govern-ments rather quickly give in to the demands pursued by violence. Because po-litical violence almost always gets its way in In-dia it has become a tool of choice for all ruffians wanting to be ‘some bod-ies’ in the politics of the country. Leading political violence along commu-nal, religious, regional or linguistic cleavages has become a shortcut to easy prominence in modern India.

Agency | Guwahati

Sixteen persons, all con-struction labourers, were killed when a landslide bur-ied them alive in Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, in the wee hours of Friday. Two persons on the other hand had a miraculous es-cape. Tawang, a military town on the China border that is also a major tour-ist destination and Bud-dhist pilgrimage centre, is perched at about 3,000 me-tres above sea level, on the Eastern Himalayas. Offi-

cials in the Tawang district administration said the 16 persons were killed when a massive landslide buried the tin-shed house in which they were staying. While the incident occurred at around 3:30 AM when the labourers were in deep sleep, rescue operations be-gan only at around 5 AM. By noon, Army jawans,

police personnel and lo-cal people had retrieved all the 16 bodies. The la-bourers, most of whom were from neighbouring Assam, were working at a hotel construction site at Famla, a village about five kms from the Tawang district headquarters. The supervisor of the labourers party, identified as Aditya Rana was also killed in the mishap. The labourers were taken from Assam to Tawang by a private con-tractor.

Agency | Beijing

China today aired its con-cern over World Uyghur Congress (WUC) leader Dolkun Isa’s reported vis-it to India, saying he is a “terrorist” on Interpol’s Red Corner and it is the

obligation of all countries to bring him to justice.“I am not aware of the situ-ation,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chuny-ing said. in a written re-sponse when asked about the reports that WUC lead-ers including Dolkun were given permission to meet the Dalai Lama later this month. “What I want to

point out is that Dolkun is a terrorist in red notice of the Interpol and Chinese police. Bringing him to justice is due obligation of relevant countries,”

Hua said. India’s decision to permit WUC leaders whom China regards as backers of terrorism in its volatile Muslim-dominat-ed Xinjiang province was reported to be in response to Beijing’s blocking a ban on Jaish-e-Muhammad chief Masood Azhar in the UN.

Agency | New Delhi

The Supreme Court to-day stayed till April 27 the judgement of the Ut-tarakhand High Court quashing the imposition of President’s rule, giv-ing a new turn to the con-tinuing political drama in the state by restoring the Central rule there. Before passing a brief order, a bench compris-ing Justices Dipak Mis-ra and Shiva Kirti Singh recorded an undertaking given by Attorney Gen-eral Mukul Rohatgi that the “Union of India shall not revoke the Presiden-tial proclamation till the next date of hearing”. The apex court clarified that it was keeping in abeyance the judgement of the High Court till the next date of

hearing on April 27 as a measure of balance for both the parties as the copy of the verdict was not made available to the parties. The High Court judgement had also di-rected Rawat to prove his majority in the Assembly on April 29. While list-ing the matter for hearing on April 27, the bench said that the High Court shall provide the judge-ment passed yesterday to the parties by April 26

and on the same date the copy of the verdict shall also be placed before the apex court. The Supreme Court’s stay has the effect of undoing the revival of the Congress government led by Harish Rawat by the High Court judge-ment yesterday. During the hearing, the bench also observed that as a matter of propriety the High Court should have signed the verdict so that it would be appropriate

for it to go into the appeal. A bench of Justices Di-pak Misra and S.K. Singh earlier in the day heard Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, who mentioned the matter and sought an urgent hearing and stay of the High Court?s ver-dict. The High Court on Thursday set aside the Centre’s rule imposed last month, saying Arti-cle 356 was imposed in the state contrary to the law laid down by Su-preme Court. The High Court accused the Centre of acting in blatant false-hood and behaving like a private party. The High Court asked Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat to prove his gov-ernment’s majority on the floor of the assembly on the April 29. State BJP chief spokesperson Mun-na Singh Chauhan said he did not see the high court judgement as a jolt to the party. He described the verdict as “lopsided” which, he said, over-

looked, serious aspects of the case, including all that happened inside the Uttarakhand Assembly on March 18. “The en-tire case revolves around illegal transaction of business in the state As-sembly on March 18 by the Speaker who denied a division of votes on the Appropriation Bill adopt-ing a partisan approach.

This aspect seems to have been lost sight of com-pletely in the judgement,” Chauhan Imposition of President’s rule in Ut-tarakhand is a temporary measure and the Assem-bly can be revived on the basis of the Governor’s report, Union minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said, a day after the high court quashed imposi-

tion of central rule in the state. He said the central government is very clear that there was a consti-tutional breakdown in Uttarakhand because the Appropriation Bill was not passed in the Assem-bly. “We feel there was no other way than (use of Article) 356 (of the Con-stitution). The Assembly was not dissolved.

Ambika Soni on Uttarakhand crisis: Everything will become clear on April 29

Agency | Dehradun

“This is an emergency situation for the party, the state and democra-cy. These kind of chal-lenges don’t come every day. What happened in Arunachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand should just stop here,” said Ambi-ka Soni, the senior Con-

gress leader in charge of Uttarakhand who arrived in Dehradun on Friday. Soni met Chief Minister Harish Rawat and oth-er MLAs over lunch and will be in Dehradun un-til Saturday evening af-ter the Uttarakhand High Court gives its verdict on the nine rebel Congress MLAs. “I am carrying a message from Sonia Gandhi to congratulate the party MLAs and lead-ers who came together in such a way,” she said. On how the Congress aims

to keep its flock together till the floor test on April 29, Soni was quick to retort, “We were not the ones who took people on flights and made them stay in a five-star hotel in Haryana. Our MLAs were all working in their areas and have now come to Dehradun.” Express-ing confidence on prov-ing their majority, Soni said, “April 29 ko doo-dh ka doodh or paani ka paani ho jayega (Every-thing will become clear on April 29).

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Agency | New Delhi

Actress Radhika Apte has won

the Best Ac-tress in an Internation-al Narrative Feature at the The Tri-

beca 2016 Awards for

Madly. Anurag Kashyap’s directed

film Madly stars Radhi-ka Apte and Satyadeep Misra. Anurag Kashyap took to his twitter to an-nounce the news by post-ing: “Radhika Apte wins best actress at TriBeCa in dramatic competition for a 20min short from the anthology MADLY beat-ing all feature actresses” Yet another feather has been added to Radhi-ka Apte’s hat of success with the 2016 Tribeca Award for Best Actress in an International Nar-

rative Feature for the film ‘Madly’ directed Anurag Kashyap. The 43-year-old director took to his Twitter handle to write, “Radhika Apte wins best actress at TriBeCa in dra-matic competition for a 20min short from the anthology MADLY beat-ing all feature actresses.” Tribeca’s official Twitter handle too congratulated the 30-year-old actress for her win. “The Tribe-ca2016 Award for Best Actress in an Interna-tional Narrative Feature goes to. Radhika_Apte in MADLY,” said. ‘Madly’ is a series of short films directed by several tal-ented filmmakers where Radhika had a 20-min-ute movie titled ‘Clean Shaven.’ In the movie, the ‘Badlapur’ actress portrays the character of a timid wife in a patriarchal society.

- Kapilkumar M. HirparaEditor

Editors’ Picks

SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 2016

QUOTE OF THE

DAYIndian doctors need to get ahead of the learning curveThat India is a nation of contrasts is also highlight-ed by the quality of the medical research churned out by its 579 medical institutions. Four medical colleges in India are among the list of top 10 glob-al institutions that published the most research be-tween 2005 and 2014, but close to 60% have pub-lished no research at all in a decade, according to a study of peer-reviewed literature. With an average annual research output of 1,100 papers, the All In-dia Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) ranked third in the world but published less than a third of what Massachusetts General Hospital and Mayo Clinic did, with 4,600 and 3,700 papers respective-ly. What was shocking was that 332 medical insti-tutions in India published no research in a whole decade. Only 25 (4.3%) of top medical institutions published more than 100 papers each year and, be-tween them, accounted for 40.3% of India’s total research output of a little over 100,000 papers in a decade. Since all the institutions surveyed were recognised by the Medical Council of India (MCI) or the National Board of Examinations, the two bodies that regulate medical education in India, it’s worrying that young doctors are not being en-couraged to develop analytical skills and critical thinking that fuel scientific innovation and lead to better outcomes in disease management and sur-gery. Almost all the 332 medical institutions with not a single publication in a decade were private-ly-run medical colleges and hospitals. The states with the largest number of private medical colleges did the worst, with more than 90% of the medical colleges in Karnataka and Kerala having no pub-lication at all. The institutions that did best were publicly-funded teaching hospitals, where each doctor treats an overwhelming number of those ailing each day. AIIMS, for example, treats 12,000 patients in its out-patient department every day, far more than what many private medical colleges do. Research is indicator of an institution’s quality of education and clinical care. India’s research out-put is poor because medical education has become a business and there is little interest in research, which is not considered profitable. It has no direct effect on income or promotion, which is based on seniority, clinical practice and often influenced by nepotistic considerations. India needs to incentiv-ise research and the MCI’s 2015 guidelines, which require at least four research publications for as-sociate professors and eight for professors, are not enough. To be global players in medical education, institutions need to offer funds and infrastructure to support research that can be applied to the medical and nursing practice.

“First because of Modiji I was a dismissed chief minister, then by an order of the High Court I was a reinstated CM and today after the Supreme Court order I am the most recent incumbent,”

- Harish Rawat said that the Supreme Court stay order hasn’t dampened the Congress’s morale...

Agency | New Delhi

Megastar Amitabh Bach-The title is a fallen-in-to-disuse Hindi phrase. Nil means zero. Bata/ Battey is a word for divi-sion. And `sannata’ is, of course, silence. Or ‘shoo-nya’. Zero divided by zero is equal to? Yep. Zero. ‘Matric- fail’ Chanda Sa-hay (Swara Bhaskar), of course, calls it `jeero’. Because the ‘z’ is a sound you can expect, more or less, from those who went to schools where the Queen’s English is taught from the get go. What drives the film’s charac-

ters to use this flavourful, salty phrase is Chanda’s daughter Apeksha (Riya Shukla), or Apu, and her sullen reluctance to learn. Chanda works her fingers to the bone, in multiple menial-mechanical jobs, to put Apu through school. She wants big things for her only child, and said child is quite happy to oc-cupy the back bench and get bad marks.There are a few contrived scenes. Apu’s occasionally-over-done brashness gets her to speak rudely to her moth-er, and some of those lines feel like dialogues being delivered.

Agency | New Delhi

The 43-year-old actor, who will share the screen space with the 33-year-old actress in the upcoming flick ‘Bay Watch,’ took to his Twitter handle and wrote, ‘Very proud of you my friend. In the piece, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson wrote: “Before ever meeting Pri-yanka Chopra, I had heard her name coming out of Bollywood and was impressed: she was beautiful, talented, had made nearly 50 movies, earned multiple awards—a massive star. When we connected around the time she started Quantico, we immediately hit it off. She has drive, ambition, self-respect, and she knows there’s no substitute for hard work. We always quote the saying “Wear your success like a T-shirt, not like a tuxedo,” and she re-ally does—as big a star as she is, as global as she is, as beautiful as she is, there’s this inter-esting quality of relatability. Now I’m lucky enough to be working with her on Baywatch. It’s an amazing time to watch as she pierces the U.S. market. She has an ability to inspire people to do more and achieve more. When I look at her success from the 50,000-ft. view and see everything that Priyanka has already done, is currently doing and has the desire and the bandwidth to do, I can see that her impact is going to be invaluable.”Later, the ‘Quantico’ star took to her Instagram account and shared a snap of Johnson’s piece. She captioned it, ‘Thank you therock ‘so humbled by your amazing words Time100 Can’t wait to join you guys on set for Baywatch in a few days!’

Agency | Mumbai

Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan says it was a fun but challenging experience for him to voice the popular su-perhero character of Captain America in Hindi. voice in the Hindi dubbed version of Marvel’s upcoming su-perhero film, ‘Captain America: Civil War’. “I’ve never done something like that creatively so it was a chal-lenge for me. I enjoyed the whole process but it was creatively very fun to do,” Varun told reporters. The 28-year-old actor, who unveiled spe-cial ‘Captain America’ figurine flown specially from Hollywood, has voiced the character originally played by Hollywood star Chris Evans. Varun said he had the chance to meet Evans but could not make it as he was busy pre-paring for a film back home. ”I actually had the opportunity (to meet Evans) because they were down in Singapore. Disney did organise for me to go there and meet the team but I unfortunately couldn’t (go) as I am preparing for an-other film I am doing.” The ‘Badlapur’ actor, however, is happy the Hollywood star ap-preciated his dubbed version. “That (His compliment) means a lot to me because eventu-ally it is his character, he has brought it to life in so many films, I am voicing it here in Hindi so I have to keep the tone the same... The honesty has to come out. “For all the things he said, that I was very honest in my portrayal does mean the world to me.

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Nil Battey Sannata movie review

Radhika Apte bags ‘Best Actress’ award at TribecaRadhika

Apte has won the Best Actress

in an International Narrative Feature at the The Tribeca 2016

Awards for Madly

Dubbing for ‘Captain America’ in Hindi challenging

Know what Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson wrote about

Priyanka Chopra


SPORTS ROUNDUPHIV infection can lead to premature ageing

NMDC Drops After Government Initiates Stake Sale Process

Free Cochlear Implant Programmefor Deaf and Mute Child sinceBirth

Agency | Mumbai

Shares of state-owned NMDC plunged by over 2 per cent on Friday after the government invited bids from merchant bankers for assisting it in the sale of 10 per cent stake in blue-chip NMDC. The stock settled at Rs 99.85 on BSE, a drop of 2.20 per cent over its previous close. On NSE, it was down 2.20 per cent to close at Rs 99.90. Total 23.75 shares were traded on the exchanges on Friday. Govern-ment on Friday invited bids from merchant bank-ers interested in assisting it in the sale of 10 per cent stake in blue-chip NMDC which could fetch about Rs 3,900 crore to the exchequer. It will se-lect four merchant bankers for managing the stake sale in India’s largest iron ore producer NMDC. As per the Expression of Interest floated by Depart-ment of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM), the last date for submission of bids by merchant bankers is May 16.At the current mar-ket price of Rs 100.20 a piece, sale of 39.64 crore shares through an offer for sale (OFS) would fetch

about Rs 3,900 crore to the exchequer.

Agency | New Delhi

A new study has shown that people with HIV infec-tion can become susceptible to premature ageing. As per the study, HIV can prematurely age patients by at least five years. This study comes in a con-tradiction to all the antiretroviral therapies that had led to a significant fall in the mortality rates earlier. Experts have discovered that HIV-virus infection is capable of prematurely advancing the human age-ing process and also propel the onset of age-related diseases like neurocognitive impairment, liver prob-lems and cardiovascular disease. Researchers sug-gest that people with HIV infection should be aware of all this and should try to minimise the risks by leading a healthy lifestyle and also keep a check on

the diet, tobacco and alcohol use.

TVM Agency | Ahmedabad

It is hard to imagine a parents’ turmoil when they have to come to terms with the fact that their child after 9 months of gestation, will never be able to hear or speak!A blind man begets the sympathy of not one, but many, whereas a deaf mute person often ends up becoming the punch line of their jokes. Many of you must have seen this or experienced it first hand as well.And hence, the day I was able to change this scenario, by doing Cochlear Implant surgery, which helps such a patient hear as well talk, I finally found my life’s calling. In the past 20 years, around 3 lakh children across the globe have been blessed with nor-mal hearing followed by normal speech, by the grace of this surgery. Amongst these, more than 5000 are from India.This surgery costs approximately Rs.7 lakh. And this financial aberration is the reason that out of the 4 lakh patients needing this surgery, only 5000 have received the benefit.This is a dire need of today’s times. Moreover,if this surgery is performed between 1 to 3 years of age, results are exceptionally good. Nevertheless, if done during 3-6 years of age, it has to be supplemented with long term intensive speech therapy and exercises, providing equally good results. As the age increases, prognosis, risk and re-sults tend to take a dip.

IPL 2 6

Police nabs constable murder case accused from train in major operation

Rohit shuts open doubts with match-winning knock


Manish Shravankumar, an accused of murder of Ahmedabad Crime Branch constable Chan-drakant Makwana was on Thursday evening at around 10.00 pm arrested from Jaipur-Bandra train near Karjan in central Gujarat in a massive po-

lice operation. Accord-ing to JK Bhatt, Joint Commissioner of Po-lice, Ahmedabad Crime Branch had information that after killing consta-ble Chandrakant Makwa-na within Crime Branch office, accused Manish had reached Mumbai and from there he had board-

Sunvilla News | Rajkot

His four-wicket haul brought down to earth the high-flying Gujarat Lions and Sunrisers Hyderabad seamer Bhuvneshwar Ku-mar said it was the proper execution of their game plan which helped his team notch up the dom-inating 10-wicket win during an IPL clash here.Player of the match, Bhu-vneshwar returned with

figures of 4-0-29-4 to snap Gujarat’s invincible run and register their second consecutive win in IPL-9. ”We have a strong bowling attack and it was our plan to bowl first and restrict the opposition to around 150 so that it would be an easy chase for our bats-men,” Bhuvneshwar told reporters after Hyderabad defeated Gujarat by 10 wickets last night at the

Agency | Mumbai

Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma has decid-ed that he will open the innings for the rest of the tournament, putting to rest all doubts about whether he will bat at the top of the order or in the middle. It is important for MI that Sharma fac-es maximum overs rather than sacrifice himself by dropping to No. 4 for the sake of getting the “right balance” in the team. “I

think more or less I will continue to open for the rest of the tournament,” Sharma said on Wednes-day night after guiding MI to a six-wicket win over Royal Challengers Banga-lore with an authoritative 62, his second half-cen-tury of the season. It was as an opener that Sharma stayed till the end in MI’s first win in that successful run-chase against Kolkata Knight Riders at the Eden Gardens. And it was at

Agency | Bengaluru

Royal Challengers Ban-galore have called in South Africa chinaman bowler Tabraiz Shamsi as a replacement for injured West Indies legspinner Samuel Badree for the ongoing ninth edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). 35-year-old Badree has not fea-

tured in any match since he got injured during his country’s World T20 victory over England in the finals. Describing Shamsi as a ‘mysterious’ spinner, Royal Challeng-ers’ bowling coach Al-lan Donald said that the Proteas player would add variation and mystery to the franchise’s attack.

All eyes on de Kock as Delhi faces Mumbai

Agency | New Delhi

On a roll after a poor start, Delhi Daredevils would look to complete a hat trick of victories with yet another impressive perfor-mance on home turf when they take on defending champions Mumbai Indi-ans in an Indian Premier League encounter, in New Delhi on Saturday.After the loss to Kolkata Knight Riders by nine wickets in their tournament opener, the Daredevils bounced back strongly riding on the batting display to comfort-

ably beat Kings XI Punjab and Royal Challengers Bangalore in their next two games.The Daredev-ils are presently third in the league standings with four points from three games, while the Mumbai Indians are placed fifth with two wins and three losses from five matches. Mumbai Indians so far has had a mixed bag having won two games against Kings XI Punjab and Roy-al Challengers Bangalore while losing three match-es in a lousy fashion. The

Lots depend on Delhi Daredevils opener Quinton de Kock who scored the first century of this IPL against the defending champion Mumbai Indians.

The Rohit Sharma-led side suffered

defeats against Rising Pune Supergiants, Gujarat Lions ad

Sunrisers HyderabadRohit Sharma-led side suffered defeats against Rising Pune Supergiants, Gujarat Lions ad Sunris-ers Hyderabad. After a flop show in their opening match, Daredevils batting came to party in the last game against RCB. In the first match against Kolk-ata Knight Riders, Dare-devils were shot out for 98 and then went untested in the second game against Kings XI Punjab as the target was a meagre 112. But in the last game RCB, the 9th season of IPL wit-nessed its maiden century when South Africa opener Quinton de Kock blazed his way to 108 off just 51 deliveries to guide Rahul Dravid’s men to a sev-en-wicket win over RCB while chasing an impos-ing 192-run target.

IPL: Dhoni vs Virat as Rising Pune, RCB eye return to winning ways

Agency | Pune

Rising Pune Super-giants and Royal Chal lengers B a n g a l o r e (RCB) will aim to return to winning ways when they meet in an Indian Premier League (IPL) clash at the Maharashtra Crick-et Association Stadium in Pune on Friday. Both

teams started off in prom-ising fashion by

winning their respective

o p e n i n g matches, but lost their way thereafter

with back-to-back de-

feats. A win on Friday will be crucial

in getting their campaign back on track. Both teams are on two points each

Dhoni’s Rising Pune

Supergiants are in fifth place, above Virat

Kohli’s Royal Challengers Bangalore, due to a

better run rate.

after identical records of one win and two defeats. But Pune are at fifth spot, a rung above Bangalore, due to a better run rate. Pune are struggling to get going in both batting and bowling departments. Their star-studded batting line-up includes the likes of Ajinkya Rahane, Kevin Pietersen, Steven Smith and skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni. But with the exception of Faf du Ple-sis, none of the big names have lived up to their repu-tation so far. Pune’s bowl-ers have not done too well, either. The pace bowling saw a couple of changes in their last match against Kings XI Punjab with Thisara Perera and Irfan Pathan replacing Mitchell Marsh and RP Singh.

Uncapped Tabraiz Shamsi replaces injured Samuel Badree in RCB squad

”Meet our new myste-rious spinner. I’ve seen him bowl for Titans. He is very successful with what he has done in the past couple of years. Look out for a lot of mystery balls in there,” Donald was quoted as saying by said. Shamsi had received huge suc-cess in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL), bagging 11 wickets in seven games he played for St Kitts and Nevis Patriots in 2015. He also notched up nine wickets in ten games he appeared for Titans in this year?s South Africa domestic tournament, the Ram Slam T20.

We bowled according to our plan, says Sunrisers Hyderabad’s star bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Saurashtra Cricket Asso-ciation stadium. ”We did the plan against Mumbai Indians and did the same here and both the time our plan worked and we won the match while chasing,” he said. Talking about their strategy, Bhuvnesh-war said: “We bowled to our plan by using slow cutters and wanted the batsmen to use their pow-er and our plan worked. Most of the Gujarat Li-ons batsmen got out while playing a big shots.” Bhu-vneshwar removed inform opening batsman Aaron Finch, who had hit three consecutive fifties before this match, on the fourth ball of the first over and Gujarat never recovered from the early damage.

this position itself that he paved the way for MI’s second win of the tourna-ment. Sharma had batted at No. 4 last season as the side had Lendl Simmons who got the job done along with Parthiv Patel at the top. In the absence of Simmons – who was ruled out of the tournament with a back injury after play-ing the opener – Sharma had to open while finding the other players to shep-herd the middle-order. Explaining why he had to drop to No. 4 against Sunrisers Hyderabad last Monday, Sharma said: “It was only for that one par-ticular game in Hyderabad that I dropped to No. 4 be-cause Pollard was injured and we wanted some ex-perience in the middle. I thought it has to be me.

ed train to reach Kota in Rajasthan, his home state. Police in a very sharply planned opera-tion boarded 50 railway policemen from Surat railway station in the train in which Manish was traveling. Though Karjan is not stoppage of this train, the police in coordination with West-ern Railways managed to stop the train near Karjan. Around 250 cops ensured that no door of train is unattended when train stopped. After thor-ough checking in various coaches, police picked up accused Manish from the last coach of Jaipur-Ban-dra train. Manish was hiding his face through-out the journey but was identified by police.


Correspondent | Rajkot

The District and Sessions Court of Bhavnagar on Friday sentenced nine persons, including four brothers, to rigorous im-prisonment for 10 years after finding them guilty of driving a builder and his family to suicide 17 years ago over recovery of money. However, one accused was let off due to want of evidence. The court of additional ses-sions judge Ambalal Patel had found nine of the 14 accused guilty under IPC Sections 306 (abetment


The Gujarat High Court on Thursday issued notice to the state government on a petition filed by two judicial officers posted as industrial courts judg-es against discontinuing


Police detained 10 peo-ple on Friday for staging demonstration against Pakistani singer Ghulam Ali who arrived in Guja-rat’s Mahuva to receive an award by a local religious organisation. The detained people are said to be mem-bers of the right-wing Shiv Sena, which is opposed to the singer’s visit to India in the backdrop of con-tinued attack by Pakistan terrorist outfits on Indian soil. Ali arrived in Mahu-va in Bhavnagar district on Thursday to receive


BJP, which is under fire since the Culture Min-istry told the Supreme Court that Kohinoor dia-mond was not stolen, but “gifted” to the East India Company by the then rul-er of Punjab, on Thurs-day reiterated the Central government’s resolve to make all possible efforts to bring it back. After its controversial statement on Monday in the SC, the government has re-vised its stand, saying “it reiterates its resolve to make all possible efforts to bring back the Kohi-noor diamond in an ami-cable manner”. Speaking at a Gujarat Chamber of Commerce & Indus-try (GCCI) event here, BJP national spokesper-son and parliamentarian Meenakshi Lekhi said,

“Everybody is question-ing our stand on Kohi-noor. What really trans-pired in the court… it is not the government’s stand that we will not make claim for Kohi-noor… The government’s stand is different and I think you have known Narendrabhai PM Naren-dra Modi) more closely than I have… He’ll bring everything back home. So far, he has brought back three artefacts to the country in less than two years. Three major arte-facts have been brought back by this government in less than three years, so there is no question of giving up on Kohi-noor, but how it has to be claimed, when it will come is the second issue because we are dealing with two-way public in-ternational law.”

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10 Shiv Sena protesters marching to Ghulam Ali function held

9 men get 10 years in jail for driving Bhavnagar builder to suicide

the Hanumanta award conferred by religious preacher Morari Bapu’s organisation. Police said the ten people were arrest from Talgarjarda village while they were march-ing towards the venue of Asmita Parva, the annual

cultural festival organised by Morari Bapu. Ali, who has performed at this fes-tival at earlier occasions, cancelled his event this year on April 19. Ali had earlier cancelled a perfor-mance in Mumbai follow-ing protests by Sena.

of suicide), 107 (abetting a crime) and 114 (pres-ence of abbetor present when crime is committed) on Thursday. Pronounc-ing the quantum of pun-ishment on Friday, the court sentenced the nine to rigorous imprisonment for 10 years and Rs25,000 fine each. In case they fail to pay the fine, the court ordered, the convict will serve additional six months in jail. The con-demned men were iden-tified as Prakash Shah, Hardevsinh Gohil, Kalu Rathod and his three brothers Mala, Jesing and Bharat; Digvijaysinh Jadeja, Bharatsinh Gohil and Digvijaysinh Gohil. Barring Bharatsinh, who is a resident of Vavdi vil-lage in Ghogha taluka of Bhavnagar, the rest are residing in Bhavnagar.

However, the court ac-quitted Sahdevsinh Jade-ja for lack of evidence. Another three accused—Mahavirsinh Gohil, Nan-dalal Shah and Bhagwan Bharwad had died during pendency of trial. The thirteen were booked for driving Niemsh Shah, a builder of Bhavnagar and his family to sui-cide by harassing them over recovery of money that the victim had bor-rowed from Bharatsinh. Nimesh, his wife Hima and their two minor daughters Riddhi and Khyati consumed poison in a hotel in Sihor town of Bhavnagar on Decem-ber 23 and consumed poi-son. Before consuming poison, Nimesh wrote a 10-page suicide note and posted it to the then SP of Bhavnagar from Sihor.

Gujarat HC notice to govt for stopping allowance of industrial court judges

the special allowances paid to them for hearing cases related to the Em-ployees’ State Insurance Act (ESIA) since 2007. A division bench of Jus-tices Akil Kureshi and A Y Kogje issued notice to the state government, the Employees’ State Insur-ance Corporation (ESIC) and the High Court’s reg-

istrar general on a petition filed by judicial officials P R Desai and S S Panchal, and sought their replies by June 16. The petition-er judges have questioned the decision of the state government withdraw-ing the special allow-ances previously paid to the industrial court judg-es while hearing ESIC

appeals. They said that similar allowances were also being paid to the la-bour court judges, which have not been withdrawn. “The decision of the state government, therefore, to withdraw such allowanc-es in case of industrial court judges is discrim-inatory,” the petition al-leged.

No question of giving up on Kohinoor, says Meenakshi Lekhi

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