NDRF, IAF called in Amreli as incessant rains lash SaurashtraNews Brief

AP man held for cheating bank of Rs

37 lakhAgency | Chennai, Jun 24

A 33-year-old man has been arrested for al-legedly cheating a pub-lic sector bank here of Rs 37 lakh which he had obtained as loan for purchase of a high-end luxury car using fake documents.Kama-lesh hailing from Chit-toor District of Andhra Pradesh had last year obtained the loan from State Bank of India’s Alandur branch by pro-ducing fake bank ac-count statement from private sector Karur Vysya Bank and IT re-turns and purchased Mercedes Benz C Class car, a police release said. As he failed to re-pay the loan, the bank’s officials lodged a com-plaint with police.Delhi sees decline in

poverty rateAgency | New Delhi,

Jun 24

Poverty in the national capital came down to around 10 per cent of the total population in 2011 from over 14 per cent a year ago, Delhi’s latest Economic Survey revealed today. Accord-ing to the survey which was tabled today by Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, there were 23.3 lakh people living Below Poverty Line (BPL) in 2009-10 while the number de-creased to 16.96 lakh in 2011-12.

BJP attacks Lalu, Nitish for insulting JPAgency | Patna, Jun 24

Hailing the Centre for deciding to set up a me-morial of Jai Prakash Narayan in his native Sitab Diara village in Bihar, the BJP today attacked RJD supremo Lalu Prasad and senior JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar for insulting the late Socialist lead-er by shaking hands with the Congress. “Have not you (Lalu and Nitish) insulted JP by shaking hands with the Congress, which had imposed Emer-gency in the country 40 years ago?” senior BJP leader Sushil Ku-mar Modi asked in a statement.

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Rain lashes South Gujarat, SaurashtraIMD predicting heavy to very heavy showers in several parts of the state in the next two days.

Sunvilla News | Amreli

The Saurashtra region was lashed by incessant rains following a deep depres-sion over the Arabian Sea which crossed the state’s coast and moved further inside, even as Amreli dis-trict administration sought help from NDRF and IAF to rescue people from 12 marooned villages. Two teams of National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and two helicopters of In-dian Air Force have been called in to rescue people from the villages where water levels are increas-ing rapidly, Amreli district collector H R Suthar said. “Some parts of Amreli received very heavy rain-fall since early morning, resulting in flood-like sit-

uation in many parts. All the rivers of the district are overflowing, cutting off 12 villages,” Suthar said. “To rescue people and take them to safer places, we have sought help from NDRF and Air Force. We have learnt that two teams of NDRF are on their way. The Air Force has already started their operation through one of their heli-copters while another will join in the operation short-ly,” he said. At present, lo-cal police and fire officials are carrying out rescue work, the collector said. Apart from Amreli, heavy rains lashed many other districts of Saurashtra re-gion on Wednesday, in-cluding Rajkot, Gir-Som-nath, Bhavnagar, Junagadh

Agency | Mumbai

Even as it is yet to over-come trouble over min-ister Vinod Tawde’s alleged fake degree, an-other big crisis hit the Devendra Fadnavis-led BJP-Shiv Sena govern-ment in Maharashtra on Wednesday after the Op-position alleged a scam by women and child de-velopment minister Pan-kaja Munde. Pankaja, daughter of late Gopinath Munde, is accused by the Congress-led opposition of a Rs 206 crore scam in purchase of food items and other materials for government-run schools for tribal children. As per a report in an English daily, Munde cleared 24 contracts worth Rs 206 crore for purchase of several items such as

Monsoon fury

Maharashtra Minister Pankaja Munde under fire over Rs 206 cr ‘chikki’ scam

Sunvilla News | Amreli

Indian Navy and Coast Guard rescued 14 crew including Master of MV Coastal Pride ship which sank 24 nautical mile south of Daman this morning. Sea King helicopter took off from Mumbai at 8.00 am and rescued 6 crew. Two Coast Guard Chetak took off from Daman at 8.40 am and rescued 8. The crew members were winched up by a Sea King 42C helicopter. During the most dramat-ic rescue, the ship cap-sized. MV Coastal Pride was a cement career. All crew safely evacuated to Umar Gaon in Guja-rat. 14 of crew members

12 villages convert into bet: Amreli collector seeks helicopters, SRP force

MI-75 helicopters were launched from Jamna-gar for rescue and flood relief operations in Am-reli district. IAF’s MI-17 V5s from Air Force

station in Jamnagar car-ried out rescue missions at Gavadka and Khari in Amreli district and con-ducted recce of situation of Rajkot.

were rescued by Indian navy and Indian Coast Guard this morning be-fore the ship sank off Daman coast. In anoth-er development, two

Held meeting with Gujarat govt officials, Indian Air Force and IMD along with local administration of all the districts affected due to heavy rains. Have directed officials to constantly monitor situation in the affected villages & accord utmost priority to rescue stranded individuals. Several SRP & NDRF teams along with IAF helicopters have begun rescue operations in the affected areas and more will join as per the requirement. Also reviewed availability of rescue equipments, stock of food grains & medical supplies to make sure that they reach every needy person. I appeal people not to panic and co-operate with the administration in its rescue and relief efforts.

chikki, mats, books, dish-es and water filters. Al-legedly flouting all rules, she cleared the purchase through 24 Government Resolutions (GR) in a single day. Reports said that Maharashtra gov-ernment rules mandate e-tendering of all pur-chases over Rs 3 lakhs, but the rule was over-looked in the case. Ms Munde is currently on a trip to the US. The al-leged scam came to light after complaints were

raised about the quali-ty of chikki distributed to tribal students. The chikki was allegedly procured from an NGO which was earlier black-listed by the government. While Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis is yet to speak on the matter, the Congress was quick to launch an offensive against the government. The party has approached the Anti-Corruption Bu-reau (ACB) seeking a probe in the matter.

Heavy rain in Ahmedabad city for hoursSunvilla News | Ahmedabad

After long wait, the city of Ahmedabad today re-ceived heavy rain post 3.00 pm. The rain con-tinued till at last 8.00 pm in full force with brief slow down in some areas. As per an estimate the rainfall experienced today could be in range of 5-6 inch. City’s Ku-bernagar under bridge was closed for traffic following water log-ging. Mithakhali under bridge was closed for traffic due to cave in and

not water logging. Near-ly 5,000 cusec water is being released from riv-er Sabaramati through Vasna barrage. Traffic

jam situation has been reported from across the city including CG Road, SG Highway and oth-er major road stretches

in the evening. Due to heavy downpour low lying areas of city have witnessed water logging again.

Bhadar dam overflows, Aaji-1 likely to overflow by midnight

Correspondent | Rajkot

Considering the drinking water situation, and also in parts irrigation wa-ter situation, the present spell of rainfall is very useful for Saurashtra region which is mostly dependent on drinking water supply through Narmada pipeline net-work otherwise. Over-flow of Bhadar dam has created flood like situ-ation in low lying area

at present, but it is just temporary. The water filled in the dam in June itself – which is con-sidered initial period of Monsoon in Gujarat – is great news for people of Rajkot, Gondal and sur-rounding areas. Another major dam that supplies water to Rajkot city is Aaji-1. The dam is like-ly to overflow by mid-night as per an estimate. Nyari-1 has received 8 ft inflow of water.

and Devbhoomi-Dwarka, disrupting normal life. The heavy rains occurred following the deep de-pression developed yes-terday in the Arabian Sea

that later crossed the coast near Diu town. However, Met department’s Gujarat Centre here said that the system will weaken in next 24 hours. The dams in Sau-

rashtra received fresh stock of water which has large-ly solved drinking water problem in the area. The coastal town of Una in Gir Somnath district received 360mm of rains overnight which was still continuing, while Talala village near Gir wildlife sanctuary re-ceived 288 mm downpour, Saurashtra’s rain control room said. Besides, Malia

Hatina in Junagadh district received 279mm rains, Amreli town recorded

203mm downpour, while Rajkot received 203 mm rainfall in the last 24 hours.

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DAYIs Greece an offender or a victim?The Greek debt drama continues with a considerable dose of political rhetoric. Alexis Tsipras, the Greek prime minister who was elected to office in January this year on an anti-austerity plank and a promise to renegotiate the bailout package with lenders, has reported to have accused the International Monetary Fund (IMF) of “criminal responsibility” for the cur-rent state of Greece. The country has to pay back €1.5 billion to the IMF by the end of this month, which will not be possible if fresh bailout money is not released. An agreement, which will unlock funds, has not been reached so far because the Greek government is unwilling to raise taxes and cut ex-penditure, as demanded by its lenders. There have been arguments and counter arguments from both sides. Briefly, the lenders argue that economic re-forms and austerity are necessary to bring Greece back on track, while the Greek government’s argu-ment is that it wants to implement reforms but the demanded pace is hurting its economy and its peo-ple. “Greece’s creditors insist on even greater aus-terity for this year and beyond—an approach that would impede recovery, obstruct growth, worsen the debt-deflationary cycle, and, in the end, erode Greeks’ willingness and ability to see through the reform agenda that the country so desperately needs. Our government cannot—and will not—accept a cure that has proven itself over five long years to be worse than the disease,” argued Yanis Varoufakis, the Greek finance minister, in a column on Project Syndicate. Varoufakis is also upset with the way international media is covering the issue and quot-ed a Financial Times column by Philip Stephens to highlight this. Stephens had noted that the rest of the euro zone is of the view that Greece is unable and unwilling to implement economic reforms. The col-umn further noted, “…The problem is not so much the debt, nor even the pace of deficit reduction, but Syriza’s (the political party that Tsipras represents) refusal to embark on reform of the state. The words most often spoken to describe governance in Greece are clientelism, corruption, rent-seeking, special in-terests and favouritism. Without radical overhaul of the nation’s political and administrative capacity, no economic programme can work.” These arguments reinforce the general impression that fault lines of the crisis are in Athens. However, the Greek narra-tive also has intellectual support. “The folly of con-tinuing to pursue this program is particularly acute now, given the 25% decline in GDP (gross domestic product) that Greece has endured since the begin-ning of the crisis. The troika badly misjudged the macroeconomic effects of the program that they imposed… Greece’s voters were right to demand a change in course, and their government is right to refuse to sign on to a deeply flawed program,” said Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz in his 5 June column on Project Syndicate. So, is Greece a victim of harsh conditions being imposed by the rest of the union and the IMF or an offender for not doing enough? A brief view of history will help.

“It is apparent that the country’s education minister is lying about her own education. What will happen to the future of millions of children in the country. Irani has no moral, constitutional or legal right to continue in her post for even a day,”

Tiger Shroff: Aamir Khan recommended me!

This is how ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ team started shooting!

- said Congress’s chief spokesperson, Randeep Surjewala

Agency | Mumbai

Until the film was launched, Salman Khan was fondly addressed as Bhai. But he is now the invincible ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’. Filmmaker Kabir Khan, who has teamed up with Salman for the second time after delivering a blockbuster titled –‘Ek Tha Tiger’ in 2012, shared the video of the first day’s shooting of the film. Locals turned spectators as the cast and crew kick-started their new journey named ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’. Also starring Kareena Kapoor Khan and

Agency | Mumbai

Jacqueline Fernandez’s career is on all time high as she is work-ing with top actors of Bollywood. After Salman Khan in Kick and Ranbir in Roy, she is all set to work with Akshay Kumar in Brothers.She was re-cently spotted at an award function where she talked about her up-coming project Brothers. She said that her role in Broth-

Agency | Mumbai

A film starring Kangana Ranaut that was shelved several years ago has now been resurrected from oblivion by its makers, possibly to cash in on its heroine’s current box of-fice worth. I Love NY has now been scheduled to re-lease on July 10, a move that Kangana has at-tempted to block by send-ing producers T-Series a legal notice that alleges the film is seeing light of day without her permis-sion. Her lawyer Rizwan Siddiquee told mid-day, “It is very unfortunate that without even inform-ing my client, T-Series has unilaterally decided to theatrically release an old film starring my client amongst others. The film was originally abandoned by T-Series for almost six years, as it was not up to

Agency | Mumbai

Actor Rajpal Yadav has always been considered a comedian despite play-ing serious roles in films like Darna Mana Hai, Darna Zaroori Hai and Main Madhuri Dixit Ban-na Chahti Hoon. And he isn’t too pleased with the tag. At the trailer launch of his upcoming film Tho-da Lutf Thoda Ishq, Ra-jpal told reporters: “This fight about a comedian has been going on since 10 years. I never wanted to become a comedian and I’m not a comedian either. And I don’t want any tag of a comedian. “

Agency | Mumbai

Sridevi is all set to re-turn to the screen with a Tamil action-adventure, Puli (Tiger), co-starring Vijay, as the leader of a group, someone with unbelievable strength and powers. However, we have now learnt that

the 51-year-old actress’s magnum opus has been delayed by over a month. Confirming the news filmmaker Shibu Tha-meens says, “We finished the first schedule in Jan-uary and shot all those scenes which required computer graphics.

Agency | Mumbai

Aamir Khan and Jackie Chan had initially come together for an Indo-China film, Kung Fu Yoga. As the name suggests, it would be expected to be a fusion of the two nations’ cultures and art forms. Aamir had to cop out, owing to his Dangal commitment and not much was heard about the project after that. Tiger Shroff stepped into Aamir’s shoes for Kung Fu Yoga. Aamir and his dad Jackie Shroff are both Bandra boys old friends and they’d worked together in Rangeela. He is very fond of Tiger and that’s why he suggested his name for the film. Khan had also launched the

My role is not conventional in Brothers: Jacqueline

Vijay’s ‘Puli’ along the lines of Gladiator

trailer of his debut film Heropanti. Tiger is all smiles. “Yes, the makers had come all the way from China to meet me and we discussed the project. I am really excited about it. We are very keen to work with each other. But I am

shooting two films at the moment. So, if I can sort out the dates, everything is a green light. They want to start sometime in September which will be a little difficult for me. I will shoot for either Sajid sir’s Baaghi

or Remo sir’s Flying Jat that time. Depends on who my dates are allotted to,” he told us. And while Aamir was offered all three films announced by the Chinese delegation, Tiger has been offered only one.

Nawazuddin Siddiqui in pivotal roles, ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ is a story about a little Pakistani girl who

accidentally lands on the Indian side of the border and how she is safely escorted to her home by

her Bhaijaan aka Salman Khan. The film is slated to hit the silverscreen this Eid.

ers is not con-v e n t i o n a l . The Race 2 star asserted that she will be seen in a

different avatar

than her pre-

v i o u s r o l e s . Whilst ad-d r e s s i n g the me-dia, the

29-year-o ld actor contin-ued that it was the most chal-lenging and difficult role

she has done till date. Directed by

Karan Malhotra, Brothers is sched-uled for August 14, 2015 release.

Kangana Ranaut Doesn’t Want This Film to Release, Producers Do

“IT IS VERY UNFORTUNATE THAT WITHOUT EVEN INFORMING MY CLIENT, T-SERIES HAS UNILATERALLY DECIDED TO THE ATRICALLY RELEASE AN OLD FILM STARRING MY CLIENT AMONGST OTHERS,”

KANGANA’S LAWYER CLAIMED

the mark and t h e r e f o r e , not com-mercial-ly vi-a b l e . It is

obvious that T-series is trying to cash in on the cur-rent situation for personal gains and therefore, in discharge of their moral duty they neither informed my client nor asked her to promote the said film.” Producer Bhushan Kumar has claimed that he has no control over the film’s release as he sold the film rights nearly 18 months ago to Wave Cinemas. A statement released on his behalf read: “No actor gives permission (for release) until and unless she is an Intellectual Proper-ty Rights (IPR) member of the film. As far as the payment is concerned, we

are replying to her no-tice with a copy

of the bank

receipts because all the payments were made in cheque. If she doesn’t have the agreement copy or has misplaced it, she could have asked us for it. Without it, how does she know how much is pending?” Mr Bhushan says that all payments that were owed to Kangana have been cleared. He will be replying to the legal notice Kangana’s team sent him.

Rajpal Yadav: I’m not a comedian

Rajpal considers himself merely a “student of act-ing” “During the acting journey, whatever char-acters we receive, I enjoy essaying the mentality of these characters. My ba-sic focus is to entertain viewers. And I’ve never believed in categorization in acting such as comedi-an and others,” he said.

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SPORTS ROUNDUPSania-Hingis rout Pliskova-Krajicek to make Aegon QFs

Agency | Eastbourne

Top seeds Sania Mir-za and Martina Hingis routed the pair of Kar-olina Pliskova and Mi-chella Krajicek to sail into the quarterfinals of the WTA Aegon Interna-tional on Tuesday. Sania and Hingis thrashed the

unseeded Czech-Dutch pair 6-0, 6-2 in the open-ing round of the US$ 731,000 grass-court tour-nament, the last warm-up event before Wimbledon. The top seeds saved both break points in the open-ing set and broke their ri-vals thrice to hand them

a bagel. In the second set, they dropped serve once but capitalised on three break chances to close the contest in just 45 minutes. In the quar-terfinals, they will face Hao-Ching Chan of Tai-pei and Flavia Pennetta of Italy.

Hockey: Belgium and India win to stay aheadAgency | Antwerp

Hosts Belgium and In-dia won their respective group matches to stay ahead of their rivals in the World Hockey League Semi-Finals at the KHC Dragons Stadium. India won their second match in Group A when they whipped Poland 3-0 on Tuesday. They had edged France 3-2 on the open-ing day on Saturday. The Asian Games champions top the group with six points and have secured their place in the quar-ter-finals. Yuvraj Walmiki opened the scoring in the 23rd minute while skip-per Sardar Singh added the second with a rare

Agency | New Delhi

WhatsApp has added voice calling support to its Windows Phone of-fering. Facebook-owned WhatsApp first took aim at mobile operators with the launch of voice calling in April, making it available via its Android and iOS apps and subsequently to BlackBerry 10 users. The firm has now made the feature available for users of its Windows Phone app in the latest update. “Call your friends and family using WhatsApp for free, even if they’re in anoth-er country,” the updated app description reads. “WhatsApp calls use your phone’s internet connec-tion rather than your cel-lular plan’s voice min-utes.” While voice calling is supported on cellular connections, WhatsApp recommends an unlimited data plan if you can’t stick

to WiFi, and notes that you’ll need to be running Windows Phone version 8 or above to make use of the feature. It also ad-vises users that they can-not access 911 and other emergency service num-bers through WhatsApp Calling. The latest version of the app also introduces support for sending au-dio files, according to the changelog. WhatsApp for Windows Phone can be downloaded for free from the Windows Store with an annual subscription fee of £0.99. However, those concerned about privacy might want to think twice before downloading the app. The Electronic Fron-tier Foundation (EFF) published its annual league table of tech com-panies and their use of customer data last week, and WhatsApp didn’t fare too well.

Agency | New York

Facebook announced on Tuesday it has been using a new security tool to help detect and remove mali-cious software for users of the world’s biggest social network. Facebook said it was working with Kasper-sky Lab, bolstering a pro-gram implemented with other online security firms including ESET, F-Secure and Trend Micro. “Thanks to the collaboration with these companies, in the past three months we have helped clean up more than two million people’s com-puters that we detected

were infected with mal-ware when they connected to Facebook,” said Trev-or Pottinger, a Facebook security engineer. “In these cases, we present a cleanup tool that runs in the background while you continue using Facebook, and you get a notification when the scan is done to show you what it found.” Pottinger said the program uses “a combination of signals to help find infec-tions and get the malware off of your computer for good, even if the malware isn’t actively spreading spam or harmful links.”

Agency | Manchester

Joe Root’s purposeful half-century lifted England to a 56-run victory over New Zealand in a one-off Twenty20 international on Tuesday to end to a rivet-ing contest between the teams in all forms of the game. Root’s determined 68 helped England set New Zealand a testing tar-get of 192, which proved too much for the tourists who collapsed from 89 for three to 135 all out in 16.3 overs at Old Trafford in Manchester. New Zea-land made a flying start with Kane Williamson hit-ting 57 from 37 balls, but wickets fell regularly and

when he departed at 131 for seven, England swiftly wrapped up the tail to seal victory. The result contin-ued England’s resurgence in white-ball cricket after they secured a superb 3-2 victory in a pulsating and run-filled one-day series on Saturday. A fluctuat-ing Test series between the sides was drawn 1-1. “Now we have won this game and the ODI series it reinforces to the guys that, it might not always come off, but we can beat the best in the world in any game of cricket,” En-gland captain Eoin Mor-gan told Sky Sports. He had man-of-the-match Root to thank for setting

up England’s victory after the right-hander came to the crease with his side on 25 for one. Root scored 68 runs off 46 balls, including eight fours and a six, be-fore he mistimed a slow-er delivery from Mitchell McClenaghan to Martin Guptill in the deep having steered England to 157 for six. Late hitting from Ben Stokes helped England set the tourists an imposing total, but New Zealand came out with all guns blazing. Captain Brendon McCullum smashed 35 from 15 balls, including four sixes, before a yorker from Mark Wood forced him to edge the ball on to his stumps.

Agency | New Delhi

India’s domestic circuit is set to see some high profile names switching teams before the new do-mestic season. Virender Sehwag is considering a switch from Delhi, ac-cording to reports. Mum-bai’s Wasim Jaffer, the highest run-getter in Ran-ji history, will join Vidar-bha after 19 years with Mumbai. According to reports on ESPNCricin-fo, Jaffer’s move is all but confirmed with the president of Vidarbha Cricket Association wel-coming Jaffer’s expertise. The batsman himself is yet to confirm the move

but is set to join Subra-maniam Badrinath and Ganesh Satish as Vidar-bha’s three professional players. If Jaffer joins Vidarbha, then Rakesh Dhruv is likely to be re-leased from the squad. The addition of Badrinath as skipper worked well for Vidarbha who quali-fied for the knockouts of the Ranji Trophy after a long wait. Virender Se-hwag too is mulling his options and reports sug-gest that the 36-year old is considering the move in a bid to make room for youngsters in the Delhi team. Sehwag averaged 51 in the previous Ran-

Agency | New Delhi

Calling them technical-ly good, FIFA’s referee development officer for Southeast Asia Farkhad Abdullaev today said In-dian referees need to be “courageous” in order to be in sync with the high standards. “Indian refer-ees are technically very good but comparing an evolving species with an evolved one makes little sense. However, the ref-ereeing bar has been set very high in the world and if Indian referees are to compete, they need to be courageous,” Abdullaev said. The official from Uzbekistan was speaking on the sidelines of FIFA MA assistant referees course, being conducted by the All India Football Federation (AIFF). “The development of the refer-

Agency | Calgary

Indian shuttlers Ajay Ja-yaram, B. Sai Praneeth and Anand Pawar pro-gressed to the men’s sin-gles second round of the $50,000 Canada Open Grand Prix by earning straight-game wins in their respective openers here. However, it was end of the road for Com-monwealth Games bronze medallist R.M.V. Gu-rusaidutt as China’s Shi Yuqi beat the Indian 21-9,

21-14 in 34 minutes at the Markin MacPhail Centre on Tuesday. Ninth seed Jayaram beat Chinese Taipei’s Shih Kuei Chun 21-10, 21-19 in 35 min-utes and will next take on

China’s Huang Yuxiang. Tenth seed Sai over-came Scot Alistair Casey in 27 minutes, winning 21-11, 21-17 and will next face Jan Frohlich of Czech Republic.

While, 11th seed Pawar beat American Nicholas Waller 21-9, 21-10 in 23 minutes and will go up against Zhu Siyuan of China in the Round of 32.

Virender Sehwag plans to quit Delhi; Jaffer moves to Vidarbha

Indian referees need to be courageous: FIFA officer

ji season but a national comeback seems far off right now. Sehwag is said to have received offers from a number of state associations but is yet to take a call on the same. Sehwag’s Delhi career has stretched to 17 years now and with his career in the twilight stages, it seems that the batsman wants to go out and enjoy his cricket. The 37-year old Jaffer is close to be-coming the first batsman to score 10000 runs in the Ranji Trophy. Along with Badrinath, his experience will be of immense val-ue for a young side like Vidarbha. “Wasim will obviously bring in loads of experience and exper-tise. His presence will not only be handy in the batting department but also with regard to help-ing young batsmen from Vidarbha hone their skills and take their game to the next level,” Prakash Dix-it, the VCA President, was quoted as saying.

ees has been on a gradual rise and courses such as this only boost it further. India is the sole excep-tion where FIFA is con-ducting courses for ref-erees, assistant referees and women’s referees. “This is a rare privilege which India enjoys given its vastness. In that sense, Indian referees are fortu-nate enough and the re-sults would be visible in due course.” The course

is being attended by 35 assistant referees. Abdul-laev said future of Indian referees is good. “The future looks good for In-dian referees and with the AIFF taking many initiatives it is bound to bloom. The results will be evident in given time and the progress has been commendable so far. But going forward, we need more elite referees from India,” he said.

Indian shuttlers advance in Canada Open

goal in the 42nd minute. The third goal came from Devindar Walmiki in the 52nd minute. Sardar was happy with the team’s performance. “Now we look forward to the game against Pakistan on Thursday (today). “It has been a while since I scored so it was a good

time and it was a nice goal. “We have to be ready for the next match as it is with Pakistan. We must keep up the winning momentum,” said Sardar. In Group B, Belgium took over the leadership after a 6-0 drubbing of China. They have four points after the

opening day 2-2 draw with Britain. Amaury Keusters scored a hat-trick – the first of the tour-nament. The other scorers were Dorian Thierry, Si-mon Gougnard and Tom Boon. Forward Boon said they needed a win after the opening draw. “We came good in the end. We

had some good periods, but we also had some bad spells too. “We want to win every game so now we will look forward to our next match against Malaysia (on Friday). All of the teams from Asia are getting better and we cannot underestimate them,” he said.

Joe Root fifty lifts England to easy win over New Zealand in lone T20

Facebook ties up with Kaspersky Labs, to rid malicious software

WhatsApp for Windows Phone gets voice calling feature

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Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Gujarat Chief Minis-ter Anandiben Patel to-day asked BJP youth wing workers to visit the places where state government is executing important projects. Ad-dressing a public gath-ering organised by the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) here today, Patel asked the workers to equip them-selves for the future. “Don’t worry about (lo-cal body) elections. They come and go. I want you to go on a tour of all the places where state gov-ernment has undertaken

Sunvilla News | gandhinagar

The Gujarat government has initiated steps to take action against industri-al units which had tak-en the benefit of some government schemes but were not following the rule about a minimum of 85% local employment. Vijay Rupani, state la-bour and employment department minister, had called a meeting with representatives of 44 large industries located in Saurashtra, Kutch and North Gujarat. These had reportedly failed to recruit 85% of their em-ployees from the local population as required by rules. Interestingly, these 44 defaulting industries include companies like Tata and Adani Group. Rupani said that accord-ing to the state govern-ment’s policy, industrial units which take benefits under one or other gov-

Correspondent | Vadodara

Sunil Nayak might have waited for around 14 months for his Aadhaar card to be delivered to his village address at Ghan-sar Muvadi in Halol ta-luka of the Panchmahals, little knowing that his unique identification card was dumped apparently by a postman. Nayak’s card, which was issued on April 18, 2014, was one of 38 Aadhaar cards that were found dumped in a field at Dhansar village in Halol. Locals spotted the dumped Aadhaar cards Monday evening and in-formed the mamlatdar office. Apparently, the postman who was tasked with delivering the UID-AI cards to Nayak and others in villages around Halol instead decided to dump the key documents. The Panchmahals collec-tor and Superintendent of Post Offices in Godhra

Correspondent | Vadodara

Weeks after imposing a ban on Maggi, the Gujarat government has ordered Valsad-based Captain Foods Pvt. Ltd to recall its popular instant noo-dles Ching’s Schezwan from the market after tests showed that it contained taste enhancer mono so-dium glutamate in “exces-sive” amount. Acting on the direction of the Food and Drug Control Admin-istration, the Vadodara municipal commissioner ordered to recall the prod-uct from the city stores on Monday. Till Tuesday, over 350 kg of the noodles were recalled from stores. Dr Mukesh Vaidya, Va-dodara Municipal Corpo-ration’s additional health officer, said the admin-istration was awaiting the results of the tests on other instant noodle brands too. Several prod-

Sunvilla News | gandhinagar

City crime branch sleuths suspect the involvement of one Naresh, a Gandhi-nagar-based man, in orga-nizing the fake National Investigating Agency (NIA) raid on a city-based businessman, Mukund Patel, and extortion of Rs 60 lakh from him. Sourc-es said that the three men involved in the fake raid — Devilal Vaishnav, a Border Security Force (BSF) personnel on dep-utation to the NIA, his son Suresh and Shankar Shekhawat — had been arrested but till Tuesday evening, the crime branch officials said they were still searching for the three accused. MD Chaudhari, assistant commissioner of police (crime), said they were still searching for the three accused in the case and denied detention or arrest of any of the ac-cused. “We have got clues and we are still working

on them,” he said. Sourc-es in the crime branch said Naresh knew about the work of Mukund Patel and about the BSF per-sonnel, Devilal. Hence he came up with the plan to send Devilal and others as NIA officials to extort money from Patel and others who Naresh knew would have some cash on hand because of the na-ture of their business. “It was Naresh who planned the raid and also kept a close eye on it. He had promised money to all participants,” said a crime branch official. Officials further said that police are trying to recovering of the money that was extorted and said that over 70 per cent recovery has been made as on Tuesday. On June 20, two of the three accused had barged into the office of Mukund Patel, a resident of Urmi Bungalow in Shahibaug, located at Samrat Com-plex on CG Road.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Help has finally reached Jalpa Kachhia, the win-ner of 22 yoga medals, who has been living a life of penury. The young ex-pert from Anand’s small town of Petlad has won six gold, 11 silver, and five bronze medals at in-ternational, national, and state-level Yoga cham-pionships. But Jalpa’s family lives in a dilapi-dated house. In fact, the building near Amba Mata temple in which she lives is so poorly equipped that Jalpa has to visit her neighbour’s house to an-swer nature’s call. Anand MP Dilip Mani Patel met the Yoga champion, who has displayed her skills in China and Europe. Patel not only gifted her a two-storied house in Karamsad but also prom-ised to bear the expenses of her sister’s education.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The city police’s special operations group (SOG) applied sections relat-ing to organized crime in cases against Vishal Goswami and his gang members, on Tuesday, and registered a new of-fence. According to SOG officials, the agency was entrusted with compiling all the cases against the Madhya Pradesh-based gangster who found the city and state jewellers easy targets for extor-tion. To set an example, he also gunned down two city jewellers after which many others paid ‘pro-tection money’ to him. Goswami was caught by the city crime branch ear-lier this year for murder, attempt to murder, loot with murder, loot, rob-bery, theft, extortion and illegal possession of arms. While there are 25 offenc-es registered against him

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Japan Internation-al Cooperation Agency (JICA), which has under-taken the feasibility study for a high-speed railway system on the Mum-bai-Ahmedabad route, today presented the draft report to the joint mon-itoring committee here. A joint monitoring com-mittee has been set up comprising the Railways Ministry, Finance Minis-try and External Affairs Ministry and Planning Commission now NITI Ayog from India with their Japanese counter-parts. The JICA team pre-

Gujarat CM asks BJYM to visit places executing govt projects

Yoga champ’s penury, toilet-less home moves MP to gift house

pro-people projects. For example the newly-inau-gurated pumping station in Surendranagar through which we provide water to around 5,000 villages of the parched region,” she said. “State gov-ernment is carrying out

many drives, such as free medical check-ups for women and Angan-wadi children across the state. I want you to visit the nearby hospitals and Anganwadi centres to understand about these schemes,” she said.

JICA submits draft report on Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed train

sented the draft report to the joint monitoring team here where a detailed presentation on traffic forecasting, alignment surveys and compara-tive study of high- speed railway technology was made to the members,

sources in railways said. JICA has completed its feasibility study for the much-awaited Mum-bai-Ahmedabad bullet train project and submit-ted its preliminary report to the Railway Ministry earlier. Under a memo-

randum of understanding (MoU) signed between India and Japan, the study is being jointly funded by both countries. Earlier, a pre-feasibility study was also done by RITES, an arm of railways. The bul-let train is expected to run at speeds of around 300-350 km/hour. Ac-cording to sources, the cost of the ambitious project has now been estimated at Rs 90,000 crores from Rs 63,000 crores. After the study of the financial feasibili-ty of the line, JICA feels that the fare of the bullet train between Mumbai

and Ahmedabad may be somewhere around one and half times more than the fare of the first AC of Rajdhani Express and it would be around Rs 2800. It is estimated that by 2023 around 40,000 passengers are expected to avail this service ev-eryday and accordingly it would be a financially vi-able service. JICA is like-ly to submit the final re-port next month. Besides JICA, SNFC of France has already carried out a feasibility study of the route and has submitted the business model to the ministry.

“At a time when crores of rupees were spent to cele-brate the first Internation-al Yoga Day, people like us who know this ancient science should get some financial support so that we can grow,” said Jalpa. When she was a child, Jalpa’s father Tarun sep-arated from her mother Mona, leaving his two

daughters and their moth-er to fend for themselves. chief minister Anandiben Patel asked me to help Jalpa. I have visited her house and observed that her family needs help.” Jalpa said, “I want the state government to rec-ognize my talent and give me an award which I tru-ly deserve.”

44 firms ignored job quota rule

ernment scheme have to follow 85% local hiring norm. “But many indus-trial units have not fol-lowed this rule. Hence, we called a meeting of the officials concerned and representatives of 44 major industries from Saurashtra, Kutch and North Gujarat and asked them to comply before the end of December,’’ said Rupani. Those who had lived in Gujarat for the past 15 years were also included among the

local people. “This has also been taken into con-sideration in assessing the industries,” the min-ister said. Rupani further said that some compa-nies’ representatives had claimed that for some technical posts, they had not been able to find ad-equately qualified local people. The minister said that major companies like Tata, Adani had also been asked to meet the 85% local employment criteria.

Goswami, gang charged with organized crime

in Ahmedabad, including 14 for extortion and two for murders, Bhuj Police have registered one for a bank robbery between 2011 and 2015. “Goswa-mi committed his first crime in Jagdishpur in Uttar Pradesh,” said an SOG official. “After the initial success, he gath-ered his family mem-bers and friends to form a gang and committed various violent crimes in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Goa, Karnataka and Gujarat. In all, he was wanted in over 50 cases.” So far, city police have arrested 18 of his associates from various states and 11 have been named wanted.

‘Gandhinagar man may be behind fake NIA raid’

In Panchmahals village, 38 Aadhaar cards ‘dumped by postman’ found

on Tuesday initiated in-quiry into the matter. Collector P Bharthi said that she had talked to the postmaster general of Va-dodara region about com-plaints from several vil-lagers that their Aadhaar cards were not delivered to them months after be-ing issued. Aadhaar cards are delivered by the In-dia Post. Bharthi said the district administration has also offered help to the postmaster general regarding delivery of the cards using local admin-istration mechanism in case the postmen found it hard to reach the address

sible for the dump will be suspended for dereliction of duty. “The inspector of Halol post office has visited the site where the cards were dumped and an inquiry is on in the matter. Action will be taken against the postman who would have thrown away the cards. The post-man is being identified,” Jadhav said. The Centre has recently decided to link a person’s Aadhaar cards to several govern-ment schemes such as to the bank accounts being opened under the PM’s Jan Dhan Yojana.

given in the cards. Sev-eral cards are being lost while being delivered, she said. Superintendent of Post Offices, Godhra, AB Jadhav said that an inquiry has been started by the postal department and the postman respon-

Popular noodle Ching’s Schezwan banned for high MSG content

ucts came under the lens for presence of harmful chemicals after Nestle’s Maggi noodles failed food safety tests in several parts of the country. The health department was crack-ing down on “unhealthy and harmful food” being sold by street vendors and restaurants. “After we complete the process of inspecting restaurants and street vendors, we will turn our attention to other food items that need to be regulated. Raw vegetables and fruits sold by vendors in the market are also in line for tests, as most trad-ers use harmful chemical enhancers for colour, size and textures of the raw vegetables that are toxic. We will conduct a labora-tory test to determine the level of toxicity in these products in the next stage of inspections of food,” Vaidya said.