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News BriefArmy Major dies during training

exercise in RajasthanAgency | Jaipur

A 32-year-old Army Major died in a mishap during a training exer-cise in western sector, near the Indo-Pak bor-der in Rajasthan. Major Dhruv Yadav belonged to the Armoured Unit which was engaged in a routine training exercise near Pokhran in Jaisalm-er district for past some days, Defence Spokes-person (Rajasthan) Lt Col Manish Ojha said. “Last night, during the exercise, he died follow-ing an accident,” he said without elaborating.

Tines of swamp deer seized in

raids

10-year-old boy sodomised in

Thane

Agency | Gonda

A forest department team today seized four 125-year-old tines of swamp deer during raids conducted on the directives Union Minis-ter Maneka Gandhi, an official said here. On the directives of the Women and Child Welfare Min-ister a team led by assis-tant forest conservator Rameshwar Tiwari raid-ed houses of accused Subhash Chandra and Shishir Srivastava in Radhakund locality, sub divisional forest officer Gopal Ojha said.

Agency | Thane

A ten-year-old boy from Mira Road here was al-legedly sodomised by his building watchman, police said today. PI Jagdeesh Shinde of Mira Road Police Station said last evening and based on the complaint by the victim’s father, the police today registered offences under section 377 of IPC and also un-der sections 4 and 6 of POCSO Act. The boy was riding his cycle in the society premis-es when the watchman called him into his room and abused the minor, the complaint said. Im-mediately after the in-cident the boy rushed home and narrated the ordeal to his parents who filed a complaint.

Modi seeks Ireland’s support for UNSC reforms : World considers...“Modi in Ireland ”

Ireland is home to around 26,000 persons of Indian origin, of which around 17,000 are Indian citizens

India as the fastest running economy

Agency | New Delhi

Marathi film Court on Wednesday was selected as India’s official entry to the Oscars next year. The film was declared the win-ner of the National Award for Best Feature Film in March this year. The film revolves around a case of abetment of suicide filed against a ‘Lok Shahir’ or a ballad singer in a lower court in Mumbai involv-ing legal action against him including those un-der the controversial UAPA (the Unlawful Ac-tivities Prevention Act). The courtroom drama, di-rected by debut filmmak-

Agency | New Delhi

A 13-year-old student from Odisha, Sripada Srisai Lalita Prasida, has won the Community Im-pact Award at the Google

Agency | Dublin

Prime Minister Naren-dra Modi on Wednesday sought Ireland’s support for India’s membership of UN Security Council and international export control regimes including NSG during wide ranging talks with his Irish coun-terpart which also covered global challenges like terror and radicalisation. During his nearly five-hour stopover en-route to the US, Modi, who is the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Ireland in 59 years, held talks with his Irish counterpart Enda Kenny after which he hoped that Ireland’s visa policy will be sensitive to the require-ments of India’s IT firms. “We hope to further devel-

Missing Hardik Patel shows up, says he was abducted and threatened

Gujarat’s sweet toothache: Highest incidence of diabetes in the county

Here’s how ‘Court’ director reacted to the Oscar selection

er Chaitanya Tamhane, was released in over 150 screens across India on April 17. On being se-lected as India’s official entry for the Oscars this year, the director Chait-anya Tamhane explained that the selection has sur-prised him and producer Vivek Gombar. He told a leading website that ever

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Patel quota agitation leader Hardik Patel, who went ‘missing’ after giv-ing a slip to police yester-day, today surfaced under mysterious circumstanc-es at a highway passing from Dhrangadhra town in Surendranagar district of Gujarat, claiming that he was abducted. Ac-cording to Patel leaders, Hardik called them at around noon and asked them to pick him up from the highway. After being ‘found’, Hardik claimed that he had been “ab-ducted” by people with weapons. “Some persons chased my car near Bayad (in Aravalli district)… then I was picked up by some persons.. after that I was made to sit in a car


That Gujarat pips all oth-er states with the highest number of diabetes and hypertension cases as re-ported in the recent Na-tional Health Profile 2015 by Central Bureau of Health Intelligence under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, rarely comes as a shock to peo-ple in a state known for its sweet tooth. The fact that there is a long festival season that stretches from Shravanin July-August to Holi in March with Janmashtami, Dusshera, Diwali and Uttarayan in between, makes the prob-lem even more acute. Health experts attribute three primary reasons for the state recording the highest number of diabe-tes cases in the country: Gujaratis’ penchant for

for the entire night,” Har-dik told reporters. “After threatening me for entire night and ferrying me from Bayad, he left me at a village in Dhrang-dhara taluka of Suren-dranagar,” said Hardik. “I do not know who was he, whether a police-man or anyone else but

he had a revolver with him,” Hardik claimed. “I wanted to know about the person and at whose behest he had kept me under his custody for the entire night,” he said. When asked about his present location, he said he is at Halvad highway in Surendranagar district.

Meanwhile, Gandhinagar Range IG Hasmukh Pa-tel said they could not locate him but if he is found, then he will be produced before court. “We learned that Hardik Patel is somewhere be-tween Dhragadhra and Halvad towns of Suren-dranagar district. But, since we do not have his exact location, we could not locate him yet,” Patel said. “Surendranagar Po-lice is also not having any specific input about his current location,” the IG added. “If we found him, our first priority would be to present him before the High Court. If he is in any trouble, as claimed by his lawyer, we will definitely help him,” the officer said.

adding sugar to almost all food items over and above sweets that are also an integral part of the daily diet; the profes-sional lifestyle of a pop-ulation employed large-ly in business concerns leading to physical in-activity and thirdly obe-sity. “Sugar is added to almost all the food items in addition to sweets and desserts. Not only sug-ar, but a fatty laden diet with oil and ghee is an-other weakness among Gujaratis,” explained Dr

Jaydip Oza, the state dia-betes programme officer. As per the health profile report, the number of di-abetic persons in Gujarat stands at 1,61,578 which is 20.5 per cent of the to-tal 7,87,435 population screened. Along with di-abetes, hypertension, too, has the highest number of cases reported from Gujarat. With 1,59,150, cases, hypertension also records an equal percent-age of 20.2 per cent cas-es out of the total popula-tion screened.

“I was threatened to leave this agitation or I would be eliminated. The person threatened me saying that it is the first and last warning, and if I am ever seen addressing a public meeting in a village, I will be eliminated,” said Hardik Patel

since they started making the film, they had kept low expectations from the film but the film has always surprised them by giving much more than what they wanted. Hav-ing said that, the director also thanked the jury for their decision and also thanked the audience for their support. Last year, it was Nawazuddin Sid-diqui-Geetanjali Thapa starrer Liar’s Dice that was chosen as India’s official entry for the Os-cars. But the film could not make it to the top 5. Will Court make the cut this time? Let’s see.

13-year-old Odisha girl wins Google Science Fair award

Science Fair in the 13-15 years age category for de-veloping a water purifier that works using waste corn cobs. Prasida, who studies in class 9 at DPS Damanjodi in Odisha’s Koratpur district, was awarded $10,000 as prize money and will be men-tored by Google to build the project. As part of the project, Prasida used

waste corn cobs in order to clean purify water from domestic as well as indus-trial wastes by applying the principle of adsorp-tion. In her experiment, Prasida found that waste corn cobs are able to ad-sorb contaminants like salt oxides, detergent, sus-pended particles, coloured dyes, oil, grease and even some heavy metals.

op strong people-to-peo-ple and economic ties with Ireland in the years to come,” Modi had said in a Facebook post in refer-ence to the visit. Relations between India and Ireland

date back to independence and in 2013, the total trade in goods and services was pegged at euro 2.48 bil-lion. The key items of Irish export include com-puter hardware and soft-ware, pharmaceuticals and chemicals, food and machinery. Indian exports to Ireland cover textiles, garments and clothing accessories, pharmaceu-ticals, light engineering

goods and chemicals. Ma-jor Indian companies with a presence in Ireland in-clude pharma majors like Wockhardt, Sun Pharma and Reliance Genemedix and information technolo-gy firms like FirstSource, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), HCL and Wipro. Following the govern-ment-level interactions, the Prime Minister will interact with the Indian

community in Ireland at a special event being host-ed at Hotel Double Tree Hilton in Dublin. Ireland is home to around 26,000 persons of Indian origin, of which around 17,000 are Indian citizens. The bulk of the community is in the healthcare sector, working as doctors and nurses, with information technology and engineer-ing among some of the other sectors. The country is also fast emerging as a

significant destination for Indian students seeking higher education, partic-ularly in post-graduate, doctoral and post-doctoral courses in these particu-lar fields. “This is a very historic visit and there are lots of expectations from Mr Modi. We are confi-dent the PM is the right person to trust to increase foreign investments for India,” said Lalubhai Parekh, (OFBJP). From Dublin, Modi sets off for

New York this evening to address a UN Sustain-able Development Sum-mit and participate in a summit on peacekeeping being hosted by US Pres-ident Barack Obama. He then travels on to the West Coast of the US, where he will address the Indian community in the Silicon Valley and hold meetings with top tech CEOs as part of this two-nation, three-city tour which concludes on September 29.

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THURSdAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2015

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DAYWere Mohan Bhagwat’s remarks a trial balloon?

With a crucial assembly election ahead in Bihar, the BJP has been quick to distance itself from RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s criticism of the country’s affirmative action policy. In an interview to the Organiser, a publication identified with the Sangh Parivar, Bhagwat said that the reservation policy has been “politicised” and “a committee of people genuinely concerned for the interest of the whole nation and committed for social equality, including some representatives from the society… should de-cide which categories require reservation and for how long”. He also called for “non-political com-mittee-like autonomous commissions” to be “the implementation authority” of the reservation for socially backward classes. The RSS has since is-sued a clarification that its sarsanghchalak was not commenting on the current state of the reservation policy. So, what was Bhagwat talking about? Were his remarks meant to be a trial balloon to test if the climate is conducive for a debate on quotas in the country? That Bhagwat chose to make his com-ments against the background of the Patel agita-tion in Gujarat demanding a rehaul of the policy is significant. Moreover, it cannot escape anybody’s attention that BJP ministers at the Centre had re-cently exchanged notes with the RSS leadership on various issues. A senior RSS/ BJP functionary, Ram Madhav, explained in these pages that the in-teraction was the coming together of “the ideologi-cal family”. Hence, the BJP, which has said “it does not support any reconsideration of the existing con-stitutional provision of reservation”, should clarify if it agrees with Bhagwat’s views that a “non-po-litical committee” should decide who qualifies for affirmative action and for how long, and be the im-plementing authority of the programme. The BJP may also explain to the RSS that social justice, the objective of affirmative action, has always been de-bated on the terrain of politics, and policymaking is the prerogative of elected representatives. India’s reservation policy was the outcome of extended de-bate in the Constituent Assembly. Parliament and the courts have supervised the working of the Con-stitution to ensure its provisions are implemented in their true spirit. No “autonomous” or “non-po-litical” committee can encroach on their domain, or that of the commissions tasked with the specific responsibility of identifying the communities qual-ifying as Scheduled Castes, Tribes or Other Back-ward Classes.

“Rahul needed a foreign vacation after holding two rallies and thinking hard about farmers. It appears that the feedback the leaders of grand alliance got from Bihar made them call Congress to send him on a forced vacation because his stay anywhere near Bihar is going to harm their electoral chances,” - BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra took potshots

at Congress, saying the party was now looking for a “face-saver”

Agency | Mumbai

Shah Rukh Khan is con-sidered the best when it comes to on-screen romance, but the super-star says his kids are the ones, who make him understand what true love is. The 49-year-old actor, who is father to three children, Aryan, 18, Suhana, 15 and two-year-old AbRam, often shares his admiration for them on micro-blogging site Twitter said the kids are his love guru. The ‘Happy New Year’ star

is currently working on Rohit Shetty’s Dilwale, which marks comeback of Bollywood’s favour-ite on-screen couple of him and Kajol. The actor, who is busy with the last schedule of the film in Hyderabad, makes it sure to have a video call with his youngest one AbRam. “Good day at office & good night at play. Now to get my littlest one on a video call and see him do his Lion impression. Life for today is done. Growl!” he tweeted.

Agency | New Delhi

“I was always in the right place at the right time, always willing to take advantage of an op-portunity,” intones Ran-deep Hooda as serial killer Charles Shobhraj in the trailer of Main Aur Charles, released on Wednesday. The two-min-ute-long clip describes Mr Sobhraj with epithets like “manipulative, intel-ligent and hypnotic”, who assumes multiple identi-ties to escape the clutches of the law. The 39-year-old-actor gets into the

Agency | New Delhi

Superstar Salman Khan has warned his fans and followers to be cautious of a fake Facebook page being operated in his name, adding that the casting call for a Bolly-wood film on the page is also a sham. The “Ba-jrangi Bhaijaan” star is miffed that his name is being wrongly used and took to Twitter to set the record straight. “A fake

Facebook page claims that I am casting for a film. Beware of fakes and rumours. Neither me nor my managers are casting for any project,” Salman tweeted on Wednesday. The 49-year-old actor, who enjoys a wide fan base globally, was also annoyed about his pho-tographs being misused to spread wrong infor-mation. “Some ppl click pics with me and then misuse them. This is not

Agency | New Delhi

Bollywood actor Imran Khan, who made is come-back of sorts on the silver screen with ‘Katti Batti’ was recently quoted as saying that people have been rather harsh on him. Aamir Khan’s nephew said,”I have never felt I quite got my due. I have often felt that in my ca-reer I have done good films, hit movies but the credit somehow goes to the director and people say ‘he made him act’ or to the promotions. “But when a film flops the re-sponsibility is mine and somehow all the flops that I had, have been with big directors so I feel ‘You are such established di-rectors and all the blame is on me!’ When I have given hits with first time directors then the cred-

Raveena Tandon unveils maha laddoo at Andheri Cha Raja

Shah Rukh’s kids make him realise ‘true’ meaning of love

Comedy heroes do not get their due in industry: Akshay Kumar

Ranbir Kapoor on Tamasha: Deepika Padukone inspires me

My other successes are easily forgotten: Imran Khan

Main Aur Charles Trailer: It’s Good to be Evil

Salman Khan warns about fake Facebook page

Agency | Chennai

Have three consecutive flops chipped away at Ran-bir Kapoor’s confidence? The star, who was touted to be the next big thing in Bollywood before be-ing hit by a spate of flops, made a telling comment at the trailer launch of his upcoming film Tamsha. When asked whether co-star and former girlfriend Deepika Padukone would prove lucky for him, he said, “It is not fair to label anyone as lucky charm. Deepika has worked very hard to be here (in the top). She is a dedicated person. I do hope her luck works on me and not mine on her in Tamasha.” he also went on to praise the Piku star

Agency | Mumbai

Actress Raveena Tan-don unveiled the world’s biggest laddoo at the Andheri Cha Raja on Tuesday (September 22). Raveen, who looked gor-geous in a yellow Man-ish Malhotra sari, too to Twitter before leaving for the event. Raveena wrote, “Heading towards “andhericha raja” gane-shji Darshan-Tata Ishakti Besan laddoo bhog thnk you #surinakakkar (styl-ing me).” A giant laddoo was offered as prasad to

Agency | New Delhi

Actor Akshay Kumar, whose filmography boasts of hit comedies like “Hera Pheri”, “Wel-come” and “Singh is Kin-ng”, says comedy stars do not get their due in the film industry. “I love comedy. It is a difficult genre to do but unfortu-nately comic hero doesn’t get his due in this indus-try because we look down on it,” the actor said in an interview here. Akshay is admired by fans and critics for his remarkable

on-screen comic timing but the superstar feels an actor does not get the de-served recognition until he or she does romantic and heavy-duty movies. “Unless you do romance and tragedy, you don’t get best actor award. If you are making people laugh, it looks like buf-foonery. It’s very sad that this happens,” he said. “Long back Amitabh Bachchan sir did come-dy in ‘Desh Premi’. He used to do hero’s role as well as the comedy. Even Kishore Kumar sir used

to do it. There are very a few people who did it and so I just followed it,” he said. The 48-year-old ac-tor added he is happy to see comedians getting a lot of work in movies and on television now. “They (comedians) have a lot of work, there are 180 films made every year…there are a lot of TV shows hap-pening and there is come-dy in ads nowadays.” Ak-shay is back with a light hearted film “Singh is Bliing”, which also stars Amy Jackson, Lara Dutta and Kay Kay Menon.

skin of the character with ease, looking the part in a flat cap, oversized shades, a two-piece suit and a tie. He mouths the words: “It is good to be evil.” The movie tracks the story

of the now-incarcerated Charles Sobhraj’s life. His nemesis, police offi-cer Amod Kanth, played by Adil Hussain, also fea-tures in a significant por-tion of the trailer.

Lord Ganesha as part of the celebrations. Weigh-ing 8,645 kilos, the lad-doo was prepared by 42 people over a period of five days. It is also said

to have broken the pre-vious world records. The official Facebook page of Andheri Cha Raja also shared pictures of the gi-ant laddoo.

and how she inspires him. After a long gap, Deepika and Ranbir are back to-gether with this romantic drama. While Deepika is having a good run at the box office with back to back hit films, Ranbir’s last few films - Besha-ram, Roy and Bombay Velvet - have failed to catch viewers’ attention. Tamasha’s trailer was also launched on digi-

tal mediums and it was soon getting widely dis-cussed on social media. The chemistry between Ranbir and Deepika defi-nitely strikes through but perhaps some might con-sider it a tad emotional. “It’s very good. It de-pends on Tamasha. If the film becomes successful then everyone would be happy to see our pairing,” Ranbir said.

it goes to the producers. This has been a trend throughout my career. There is a strange per-ception about me.” The 32-year-old actor made a successful Bollywood entry with 2007 film “Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na” but after that it has been

a mixed run for him at the box-office. While “I Hate Luv Storys”, “Delhi Belly” and “Mere Broth-er Ki Dulhan” did well, films like “Luck”, “Kid-nap”, “Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu”, “Break Ke Baad” and “Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola”.

okay,” the actor further shared. On the profes-sional front, the actor will be seen in “Prem Ratan Dhan Payo” and “Sultan” on the big screen, and he will enter the small screen again as the host of “Bigg Boss Nau”.


SPORTS ROUNDUPUninor Changes Name to Telenor, Expands Call Drop Refund Plan

Instagram overtakes Twitter with 400 million active users

Apple iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus camera review

Agency | New Delhi

Telecom operator Uninor Wednesday changed the brand name to Telenor, the name of its parent com-pany, while extending call drop reimbursement of-fers to all calls made from its network, in a move to position itself as “the most affordable service pro-vider” in the country. “The brand change is a re-flection of our commitment to India and our mass market consumers as we promise to offer superior value in meeting their evolving needs through af-fordable, easy to use and fair means. To our 3,500 employees in India, today marks an important name change,” Telenor Group Head of Asia Re-gion Morten Karlsen Sorby said. It has changed its tagline to ‘Ab life full paisa vasool’ from ‘Sabse Sasta’. Telenor said the company has taken a strong customer-centric approach through initiatives like compensation for call drops.

Agency | New Delhi

Instagram now has more than 400 million active users, the company announced Tuesday, making it far larger than rival Twitter Inc with around 80 mil-lion more users. The photo-sharing app has grown rapidly over the past three years, faster than many of its social app competitors, including Twitter and Snapchat. The Facebook unit has rolled out a number of products and features this year aimed at getting users to spend more time in the app. More than 75% of Instagram’s users are outside the Unit-ed States, the company wrote in a blog post. More than half of the 100 million newest users living in Europe and Asia with Brazil, Japan and Indonesia adding the most users. Facebook bought Instagram in 2012 for $1 billion and has been slow to mone-tize the app. It recently expanded its platform to all advertisers, rather than a select few, and is expect-ed to make up to $2.8 billion in advertising revenue in 2017, according to eMarketer, a research firm.

Agency | New York

Photography gets even better with Apple’s new iP-hones. Although the iPhone is already among the best smartphones for everyday shots, images from previous iPhones haven’t been as sharp as what ri-val cameras produce. The new iPhone 6S and 6S Plus models address that, with 50% more detail, while introducing animation for still images and brighter low-light selfies. Screens remain at 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch diagonally, but they have new technology offering shortcuts to frequent tasks. The iPhone 6S starts at $200 with a two-year con-tract in the US, and $649 without. The Plus costs $100 more. Both models start shipping Friday in the US, China, Japan, the UK and several other markets. Last year’s models are now $100 cheaper than the new ones. You might not need a 6S if you just got a new phone last year, but go for the 6S over the 6 if you’re ready to upgrade from an older model. After testing both new models for nearly two weeks, I find the price difference worth it.

Skipper MS Dhoni hits the nets in Bengaluru ahead of South Africa series

Wawrinka to defend Aircel Chennai Open title, reigning champion eyeing a hat-trick

Lakshmipathy Balaji appointed as Tamil Nadu player-cum-coach

Sourav Ganguly to Meet Mamata Banerjee, May Become President of Cricket Association of Bengal

Sardar Singh to lead 21-member squad on New Zealand tour

Five goals in nine minutes: Watch Lewandowski create history for Bayern Munich

Agency | Bengaluru

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who will lead the men in blue against South Africa, hit the nets on the third day of a 7-day-long preparatory camp in Bengaluru. The cap-tain, who is back in ac-tion after a three-month long gap, punched one off the back foot and came down the track to slap one straight back to the bowler. Team India members arrived at the National Cricket Acad-emy in Bengaluru on Tuesday for the camp

Agency | Chennai

Former India swing bowler Lakshmipathy Balaji will be Tamil Na-du’s player-cum-bowl-ing coach as they take on Baroda in the opening game of the Ranji Tro-phy 2015-16 at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai starting Oc-tober 1. India discard and left-handed opening bats-man Abhinav Mukund, who played five Tests in 2011, would be leading the side. U Sushil and M Kaushik Gandhi would join the team for match-es to be played at Indore against Madhya Pradesh from October 8th to 11th

Agency | Chennai

Two-time Grand Slam champion, Switzerland’s Stan Wawrinka will be back in Chennai to de-fend his title at the Aircel Chennai Open 2016. In-dia and South Asia’s Pre-mier ATP World Tour ten-nis event, Aircel Chennai Open 2016 is scheduled to be held at Chennai’s SDAT Stadium from 4th to 10th January 2016. Air-cel Chennai Open 2016 will be Stan’s eighth visit to Chennai and this year he will be looking to de-fend his title and claim a hat-trick of championship wins. For someone who has wowed Indian tennis fans numerous times in

Agency | Berlin

Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski net-ted the Bundesliga’s fast-est hat-trick on his way to a sensational five-goal haul as a halftime substi-tute in their 5-1 demoli-tion of VfL Wolfsburg on Tuesday. He scored three goals in four minutes from the 51st to the 55th before quickly adding two more, including a spectacular volley, to become the first Bundesliga player to score five times in nine minutes. “This was just crazy,” Le-

wandowski told reporters having instantly turned the game around after the Bavarians trailed 1-0 at halftime. “Five goals, that’s just unbelievable. “I am very, very satisfied. This was a great evening for me.” “We were be-hind at the end of the first half and I wanted to step on the gas because we needed two goals,” said the Poland captain, who in 2013 scored four goals for Borussia Dortmund against Real Madrid in the Champions League. “I look up at the board af-

ter the third or fourth goal and I was surprised there was still so much time left to play. The coach did not have to tell me any-thing. I knew what had to be done.” Lewandowski, who started on the bench beause he had just come back from a minor mus-cle injury, also became the first Bundesliga sub-stitute to score five goals, and was one short of the all-time record goal haul of six by Cologne striker Dieter Mueller in 1977 in their 7-2 win over Werder Bremen.

Agency | Kolkata

Sourav Ganguly will meet West Bengal chief minister Mamata Baner-jee on Wednesday to dis-cuss his chances of taking over the president’s post of the Cricket Associa-tion of Bengal after Jag-mohan Dalmiya’s death. Ganguly is currently a joint secretary of the state association. Dalmiya died on Sunday leaving a vac-uum in Bengal cricket administration. With no clear successor in sight, Ganguly is a popular choice but his inexperi-ence in cricket admin-istration can go against him. It’s only been a lit-tle over 12 months that Ganguly has been a CAB official. Ganguly has the blessings of chief min-ister Mamata Banerjee. “During Dalmiya’s fu-

Agency | New Delhi

Sardar Singh will lead a 21-member Indian team to the tour of New Zealand, scheduled to from Octo-ber 2 to 11 in Auckland, Nelson and Christchurch. India will play a total of six games in the tour. The first two games will be played against New Zea-land A, while in rest of the four matches, they will be up against the New Zea-land’s national squad. A strong 21-member squad was selected after a rigor-ous preparatory camp at

the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium here under the Director High Performance and chief coach of the men’s team, Roelant Oltmans. During the camp, the team had worked hard on passes and penalty corner con-versions. “The team in the last couple of weeks has worked on team coor-dination and passes. The idea is to convert when in the D and not lose out on those moments,” said Olt-mans. The coach also re-vealed that the goalkeep-

ers had a fruitful session under Dave Staniforth of South Africa. “The boys are looking forward to the tournament ahead and are confident of a positive show. Also Dave Stani-forth recently holding a three-week goalkeeping camp has got the goal-keepers pepped up and are waiting to exhibit the learning’s under the bar,” Oltsman said. India will be playing their opening game against New Zea-land ‘A’ in Auckland on October 2.

ahead of the 72-day long series, starting October 2. Apart from Dhoni, Virat Kohli, Rohit Shar-ma, Suresh Raina, Bhu-vneshwar Kumar, Har-bhajan Singh and others were in attendance on

Tuesday. Left arm spin-ner Pragyan Ojha also joined the other mem-bers. Mohammed Sha-mi, who has been out of action for quite some time, has also been in-cluded for the camp.

and against Mumbai in Mumbai from October 15th to 18th. In the other camps, right-handed bats-man Devendra Bundela has been retained as skip-per of Madhya Pradesh team. MP will play

against Uttar Pradesh at Moradabad from October 1 in their first match of the season, a member of Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA) was quoted as saying on Tues-day.

the past, audiences are ea-ger to see him reclaim his title. His big serve, excep-tional state of fitness and single-handed backhand, which is perhaps the best in the game, won him his second Grand Slam – the French Open 2015 at Ro-land Garros against World no. 1 Novak Djokovic in June this year. The World no. 4 is the second player

from Switzerland to win the Grand Slam on clay, joining his compatriot, and good friend, Roger Federer. The newly chris-tened ‘King of Clay’ is in scintillating form – he started 2015 successfully retaining the title (d. Be-dene), it was his third ti-tle in Chennai and eighth ATP World Tour title overall.

neral on Monday, Didi had asked Sourav to take Dalmiya’s legacy forward,” said a former CAB official who was present during the cere-mony. But it won’t be a smooth sailing for Gan-guly. There are 121 units that have voting powers

and there are at least two former BCCI mem-bers - Chitrak Mitra and Gautam Dasgupta - who are eyeing the presi-dent’s seat. Current CAB treasurer Biswarup Dey, who enjoys a lot of clout among association units, is also a strong contender.

Sourav Ganguly is currently a joint secretary of Cricket Association of Bengal. The former

Indian Test captain is widely tipped to succeed Jagmohan dalmiya as president of the state

association.


Correspondent | Surat

One of the leaders of the Patidar agitation in Gujarat, Lalji Patel, is planning to sit on a 24-hour-hunger strike in Mehsana on Wednesday to protest against police atrocities meted out to the members of his com-munity. Talking about an incident that happened on September 19, when about 35 Patidars, includ-ing ten women, were ar-rested after clashing with the police near Modhera chowkdi in Mehsana, the head of Sardar Pa-tel Group (SPG), Lalji Patel, said, “Police had misused their powers and lodged robbery com-plaints against those ar-rested, including women.


There is heavy police presence on six entry points to Gandhinagar owing to apprehensions that Patidar Anamat An-dolan Samiti (PAAS) members will create ruckus in the coming two days. The govern-ment feared violence after PAAS convener Hardik Patel addressed a public meeting on Tuesday in Bayad on the death anniversary of two youth killed in po-lice firing in 1992. The youth were killed during

the Maha Kisan An-dolan. The six highway routes that the police are patrolling include De-hgam-Kapadvanj, De-hgam-Bayad highway, Bhudasan-Dulecha, De-hgam-Rakhiyal highway and Dehgam-Ahmed-abad highway. “The tight security arrangements will remain till further orders from the state home department. As of now we do not want any untoward incident that may cause problems to local public,” says a se-nior police official.


The ongoing investiga-tion into Rs 5,395 crore Surat hawala racket has revealed how over Rs 700 crore was transferred through hawala route us-ing fake bill entries by fake companies to Dubai and further to Hong Kong. In the chargesheet recently filed in special PMLA court, the enforce-ment directorate (ED) has for the first time re-vealed transactions of money from Surat to Dubai in the garb of ex-porting and importing di-amonds. According to the chargesheet, Rs 736 crore was transferred by nine fake firms from a private bank in Surat to two bank accounts in UAE belong-ing to Mabrook Trading. The cash was then with-drawn and transferred to six entities in UAE. From these entities, the money

was later sent to benefi-ciaries in Hong Kong and other parts of the world. Earlier in June, ED had arrested Surat-based busi-nessman Manish Bhogilal Shah who is the propri-etor of Mabrook Trading. Shah in his statement to ED has claimed that the racket was being operated by Madanlal Jain along with his uncle Jayesh De-sai and hawala operators Rajesh Kothari, Manoj Garg and others in Dubai. Shah has revealed that two firms Mabrook Tar-ding and Al Saba Gener-al Trading were created by Desai and Jain. Later, Pakistani origin Sarfaraz Ahmed was also made the proprietor of Al Saba General Trading. Accord-ing to the chargesheet, Shah had stayed in Dubai from 2008 to 2013 and frequently visited Surat and later shifted to Surat.


The trial of Gulberg So-ciety Massacre after the 2002 post-Godhra riots was concluded on Tues-day, following comple-tion of arguments by vic-tims’ lawyer. Praying to hold all the accused guilty in the case, the victims’ lawyer sought harshest punishment for the ac-cused. With this, the trial which began in 2009 has come to an end. The spe-cial trial court has kept the next hearing on Mon-

day for some clarification and on that day, the date for order will be decid-ed. Earlier on Saturday, the prosecution, Supreme Court appointed-Special Investigation Team (SIT), concluded its argument, following the completion of arguments by the de-fence lawyers. Gulberg Society Massacre case is among the nine major ri-ots cases which were fur-ther investigated by SIT. Sixty-nine persons were killed in Gulberg Soci-ety, including ex-Con-

gress Parliamentarian Ahsan Jafri. Jafri’s wid-ow, Zakia, has filed a case against the then Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi and others for al-legedly orchestrating the riots. The case was investigated by the SIT that gave the clean chit to Modi in 2012 while SIT’s report was upheld by a metropolitan magis-trate only last year. Zakia then moved a petition in the High Court challeng-ing the appeal, where the matter is pending.


In a first, the Gujarat police booked a Pati-dar leader and ceramic trader, under sedition charges in Morbi district of Saurashtra region for allegedly inciting pub-lic and using offensive language against Chief Minister Anandiben Pa-tel, Prime Minister Na-rendra Modi and BJP national president Amit Shah. The accused is said to be a close asso-ciate of Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) leader Hardik Patel. The FIR has been lodged by a police sub-inspector Anant Patel, Division-B police station under IPC sections 124 A (sedition), 153, 153 A, sections 66, 66C of IT acts. The FIR

Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

The state government is likely to announce a package for the socially and economically back-ward students on Thurs-day. The day marks the end of the 10-day time period during which the government was due to take some decision. It was decided during its meeting with Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti

(PAAS) leaders. The gov-ernment has invited about 200 leaders from various castes for a meeting with the high-level committee, formed by Chief Minis-ter Anandiben Patel to address the issue of res-ervation agitation, on Thursday. Health minis-ter and chairman of the high-level committee Ni-tin Patel has maintained that the package will be

Akshesh Patel | Ahmedabad

The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday midnight issued notice to the state govern-ment and orally directed the police to trace Patidar Anamat Andolan Sami-ti (PAAS) leader Hardik Patel as soon as possible. The order came on a ha-beas corpus petition filed by two members of PAAS alleging that Hardik has allegedly been detained by the police illegally. The division led by Justice M R Shah after hearing the matter for nearly an hour issued notice to the state government and sought re-ply by September 24 when the matter will heard again. According to petitioners Ketan Patel and Dinesh Patel, members of PAAS, Hardik was allegedly de-tained by police illegally and his life is under threat.


Cancer surgeons have now turned sculptors. Fa-cial disfigurement that was thus far inescapable for head and neck cancer patients can now be pre-vented. For the first time in the world, city doctors have used an innovative technique on 25 cancer patients, by carving out all surgical deformities.It’s nothing short of a wonder that Vapi resident Vikram Tachak can today do what he likes the best -- sing. Tachak suffered advanced stage buccal mucosa can-cer in December 2014. In February this year, doc-tors saved his life after removing the muscles, nerves, salivary glands, jaw bones and lymph nodes from his neck. The 42-year-old was still wor-ried about facial disfig-

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states that Arvadiya and his unidentified friend made audio, video mes-sages using objection-able language against CM, PM and other lead-ers provoking people to disrupt the law and order in the state. It has been stated in the complaint that these messages were

in circulation a day be-fore the PAAS mega ral-ly at GMDC ground in Ahmedabad on 25th Au-gust. In the recorded mes-sages, offensive language was used against reli-gions, communities and castes which are highly objectionable. From Au-gust 25, these message

were in circulation among the PAAS members. Ac-cording to police sources, there will more such FIRs against PAAS leaders and individuals who have cir-culated these messages which provoked public sentiments resulting into widespread riots in the state.

The petitioners lawyer B M Mangukia said that the court has orally directed the police to trace Hardik as life of every citizen is paramount. While brief-ing media at around 3 AM after the hearing was over Mangukia said, “Hardik Patel and his driver are not traceable. We are afraid of their lives. And there-fore we have moved the

petition,” Mangukia said alleging that Hardik has been kept in illegal police confinement. Appearing for the state public pros-ecutor Mitesh Amin said that Hardik was neither detained or arrested by the police, instead he is in the run. Amin said that Hardik was part of the mob which had gathered at Tenpur village, Bayad

taluka in Aravalli district without any permission. He said that following an FIR many members of the gathering were arrested by the police, however, Har-dik escaped. The petition-ers have made DGP PC Thakur, Range IGP Has-mukh Patel, and Aravalli District Superintendent of Police Mayur Chavda as respondent parties.

We are fighting to get them out from judicial custody. How can mem-bers of our community snatch or rob helmets or wooden sticks from the police? We will protest against the police action by sitting on a 24-hour hunger strike in Mehsa-na on Wednesday.” Pa-tel, along with 10 other members of the Patidar community, will be sit-ting near Arjun Complex

at Radhanpur check-post in Mehsana on Wednes-day at 9 am. “We have applied for police per-mission for this event from B division police station in Mehsana, but till now we have not got it. Even if we don’t get the permission, we will go ahead with the hunger strike and allow police to use their own powers and arrest us,” SPG secretary Ashwin Patel said.

mostly in the form of scholarships, infrastruc-ture and resources. Since its formation in August, the state government’s committee had received some 100 memorandums from nearly 20 castes and sub-castes. During the meeting with PAAS lead-ers and the government on September 14, the agenda set by the Patidars who seek OBC status was not reservation, but the al-leged police atrocities. The government, however, is going ahead with its agen-da of releasing a package to address the complaints of higher fees in private educational institutions by the various non-reserved communities.

urement. But doctors of Aastha Oncology Asso-ciates used a cost-effec-tive polymethyl methac-rylate-based cement for cosmetic correction of the depression in the scalp from the jaw surgery. The technique is totally ‘Made in India’ and cosmetic re-sults are so impressive that international journal ‘Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery’ (Pubmed Indexed) has published

this research as an ‘Orig-inal Article’ in their Au-gust 2015 issue. Senior head and neck surgeon Dr Kaustubh Patel said: “This assumes signifi-cance as Ahmedabad has been crowned the capital of oral cancer cases, as it accounts for more than 16% of the patients across India. While in oral can-cer, saving life is the prior-ity, it is equally important to ensure quality of life.”

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