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News BriefAxis Bank, Vistara

to launch travel credit card

Agency | New Delhi

Private lender Axis Bank today said it has joined hands with Ta-ta-SIA joint venture air-line Vistara to launch a travel credit card next year under a strate-gic partnership. The co-branded travel credit card, to be unveiled ear-ly next year, will offer a host of privileges and benefits to the business and leisure travellers of Vistara, Axis Bank said in a release today.Imtiaz Ali is a true

friend: Ranbir Kapoor

Three RAC cops injured as jeep

turns turtle

Agency | New Delhi

Imtiaz Ali is one of the most sought after film-makers in Bollywood today, but for actor Ran-bir Kapoor he is a true friend first. Ranbir and Imtiaz have collaborat-ed for their upcoming romantic-drama “Tama-sha” after the 2011 mu-sical love story “Rock-star”. The duo is always seen speaking highly of each other publicly.

Agency | Jaipur

Three personnel of Ra-jasthan Armed Constab-ulary (RAC) were today injured when a jeep which they were trav-elling in turned turtle at Ludbai Toll plaza near Bharatpur, police said. The incident occurred when the trio was on their way to Bharatpur from Police Training School and the jeep turned turtle probably due to some mechani-cal problem, they said. Injured head consta-ble Girdhari Lal, driv-er Shyam Bihari, and constable Rajveer Singh were rushed to RBM Hospital in Bharatpur, they said.

“Kiran wanted to move of India, she fears for kids” - Aamir Khan“Over Intolerance remark”

Aamir Khan joined the intolerance debate and expressed “alarm” and despondency over the rise in such cases “in the last six to eight months”

Police complaint against Aamir Khan

Rupee bonds to fund infrastructure projects to be launched in Singapore: PM Modi

Agency | Singapore

Keen to scale up invest-ments in infrastructure, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said rupee bonds to fund in-frastructure projects will be launched in countries like Singapore. Speaking at the India-Singapore Economic Convention, Modi said reforms in In-dia are happening in a big way and will transform the systems so that they perform. “We are keen to scale up investments in next generation infra-structure including digital networks and clean ener-gy,” he said. “In addition to the core infrastructure, we are keen to invest in our social, industrial and agri-infrastructure to give

Agency | New Delhi

The parents of the De-cember 16 braveheart fear that a juvenile offender convicted of raping and killing their daughter in 2012 is not truly reformed and still poses a threat to the society. The juvenile was sent to a shelter home after being convicted in the rape and murder of a 23-year-old woman in a moving bus on the night of December 16, 2012 — a case that triggered na-tion-wide protests and led to tougher laws for crime against woman. Five oth-er adults convicted for the crime were sentenced to death. Of them, one was found dead in his Tihar Jail cell in a suspected suicide. The lone juvenile convict is all set to be re-leased soon after being “reformed” even as his four adult accomplices await the Supreme Court’s

Agency | Mumbai

Almost a year after Shee-na’s murder, Indrani Mukerjea, on March 14, 2013, sent an email to her husband Peter, from a fake account created in Sheena’s name, part of the charge sheet which HT has accessed, apologising for how she had tried to “disrupt his and Indrani’s family life”. The 24-year-old Sheena was killed in April 2012, allegedly by

Indrani and her former husband Sanjeev Khanna with the help of her driver Shyam Rai. Her body was burnt and dumped at a for-est in Raigad, about 84km from Mumbai. All of them have been arrested. Shee-na’s purported remains were found a month later and buried by the police, which treated the body as unclaimed. The email stated: “I received an an-gry and at the same time a very sad e-mail from In-

drani today. I have seen it only a couple of hours ago and have come to the con-clusion I have been very much a part of causing this pain to her. It is very im-portant for my own peace of mind that I make a gen-uine effort to clean up my bad karma...” The email then talks about Indrani’s childhood, upbringing, Sheena and Mikhail’s birth and how Siddhartha Das was thrown out by In-drani’s parents.

Agency | Ankara

NATO member Turkey on Tuesday shot down a Russian war plane on the Syrian border, an act President Vladimir Putin said would have “serious consequences” for ties between two key protag-onists in the Syria war. The Turkish army said the plane was shot down by two F-16s after violat-ing Turkish airspace 10 times within a five- min-ute period, an account challenged by Moscow which said it was over Syria. Turkish television pictures showed the jet exploding and crashing in a ball of flames into a Syrian mountain. Turkish media said one pilot had been captured by reb-el forces in Syria after both ejected by parachute while Syrian opposition sources said one was dead and another miss-ing. NATO has called

Agency | New Delhi

Amid reactions from var-ious fronts on Bollywood star Aamir Khan’s re-marks over the “growing intolerance” in the coun-try, short filmmaker Ull-has PR on Tuesday filed a police complaint against him at the New Ashok Nagar police station in the Capital. Ullhas said : “We have certain fundamen-tal duties...which says that we should maintain harmony in the nation. So when celebrities give such type of statements, they should first mention which society are they talking about where peo-ple are living in scared

Dec 16 braveheart’s parents think juvenile convict still a threat

decision on their appeal against death penalty giv-en to them. The brave-heart’s parents have filed a complaint before the National Human Rights Commission, asking for a detailed plan to monitor the now 21-year-old. With the parents stating that the young man was “largely responsible” for the death of their daughter and was the “most brutal” amongst the offenders, the NHRC has issued notices to the Centre and the Delhi gov-ernment. “There is no

doubt that the complain-ants have undergone ex-treme agony and pain af-ter the incident of rape and murder of their daughter. The fears expressed by them need to be looked into,” the NHRC notice read. The commission has asked the secretary, Gov-ernment of National Cap-ital Territory of Delhi, the commissioner of police, Delhi and the secretary, ministry of home affairs, Government of India to submit their reports in the matter within two weeks.

Putin warns of ‘serious consequences’ after Turkey shoots down Russian plane

better income and quality of life to our people.” With tight control over expen-diture, capital investment by the public sector has been greatly increased. A National Investment and

Infrastructure Fund is be-ing set up to leverage this, while tax-free Infrastruc-ture Bonds with broaden the corporate bond market will be issued soon. “This will also provide long

term finance for infra-structure,” he said. “For infrastructure, we have also decided to launch Ru-pee Bonds in some coun-tries. Singapore could be among them. We are quite eager to work with Singapore in this regard.” During the 18-month BJP rule, “reforms are happen-ing in a big way. They are now reaching to the last mile. Reform is to Trans-form the systems so that they Perform”, he said. Reforms are aimed at en-abling the people to re-alise their potentials and dreams. In addition, new frontiers and deeper foun-dations for financial mar-kets have been laid. “All together, runways for take off of the economy have been made,” he said.

an emergency meeting over the incident, the first of its kind since Russia launched air strikes in Syria in September, to the consternation of the West. The presence of military aircraft from Russia, the United States, France, Turkey and a clutch of Gulf states in Syrian skies had long raised fears of an incident that could quick-

ly escalate into a major diplomatic and military crisis. With a major dip-lomatic crisis looming between two states on op-posing sides in the Syria conflict, Russia angrily insisted its jet never had entered Turkish airspace. The shooting down of the plane was “a stab in the back committed by ac-complices of terrorists,”

Putin said at a meeting with Jordanian King Abdullah II in Moscow. Putin said the plane fell in Syrian territory four kilometres from the bor-der with Turkey and “did not in any way threaten Turkey”. “Today’s tragic event will have serious consequences for Rus-sian-Turkish relations,” he warned. The Turkish army said the downing took place over the Yay-ladagi district of Turkey’s Hatay province on the border with Syria. “The plane violated Turkish air space 10 times in five minutes despite warn-ings,” the army said in a statement, adding it was shot down at 1234 IST “according to the rules of engagement”.

Year after murder, an apology email from Sheena’s account to Peter

conditions?” The film-maker had earlier lodged a complaint against the actor-producer following the release of his “PK”, in which he referred to policemen as “thulla”.

Ullhas added that “celeb-rities should think about their status and duties be-fore making such state-ments. If they can’t help bring peace and pros-perity in the nation, they

shouldn’t scare people by speaking about intol-erance and other issues”. Aamir at an awards event in the capital on Mon-day said that India is

going through a state of “growing despondency”, where his wife Kiran Rao “fears for her child, she fears for the atmo-sphere around us, she

feels scared to open the newspapers every day”. His comments have been criticised by the BJP as well as some film fra-ternity members like

Anupam Kher, Paresh Rawal and Ashoke Pan-dit. However, Congress and Delhi Chief Minis-ter Arvind Kejriwal have supported Aamir.

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DAYHow ISIS mistreats Indian jihadis..?Indians who joined the terror outfit Islamic State, also known as ISIS, have been subjected to discrim-ination, used as foot soldiers ready to be sacrificed at any given point and always viewed with distrust by the top brass who are mostly Arabs. A report sub-mitted to the union home ministry by central intel-ligence agencies said recruits from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are considered inferior and the prac-tice of Islam in these countries is thought to be apos-tate. South Asians are also more likely to be killed in battle since they are used as foot soldiers while Arabs are preferred for the officer grade and given better salaries and accommodation, the report said. According to the report, second-class treatment to Indians and South Asians is apparent in every aspect of life as a jihadi and even the lure of “jihadi brides” to attract fighters from all over the world is a priv-ilege reserved for a select few. “There is a priority list wherein the senior commanders and ethnic Arab fighters get the first preference. The foreign terrorist fighters from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria and Sudan are mostly denied jihadi brides since they are considered ethnically inferior to breed the next generation of jihadi fighters in ISIS territory.” After getting inputs from their counterparts in countries neighbouring Iraq and Syria, a detailed analysis of Indians who joined ISIS has been done by Indian intelligence agencies. It is now known that six of the 23 Indians who joined the terror group were killed. While two have returned, 15 are still part of the ISIS. Kalyan-based youth Areeb Majeed and a young girl living in Qatar are two Indian recruits who succeed-ed in returning from the battlefronts of ISIS after facing tough times there. The report attributed the high casualty among Indians and South Asians to the fact that they are tricked into suicide attacks. “Usu-ally they are given a vehicle loaded with explosives and asked to go near a targeted destination and call a person on a certain number, who would purportedly come and meet them to explain the mission. Howev-er, as soon as the number is dialled, the car explodes due to a pre-set mechanism aimed at destroying a specific target.” The intelligence report also sug-gests that there is a disproportionately high level of casualties among the South Asian and African for-eign terrorist fighters. “The Arab fighters with better battle experience are mostly positioned behind these fighters and hence their casualties are proportionally less in terms of their total numbers. This explains why so many Indians from a small Indian contingent have died,” it said.

“we completely reject the comment of Aamir Khan. He is not scared but he is trying to scare people. Aamir Khan makes a comment and Rahul Gandhi supports it. It becomes clear from Gandhi’s comment that there is a conspiracy going on in the country to defame the nation,”

- BJP spokesperson Shahnawaz Hussain told media persons in New Delhi.

First look posters of Suriya’s ’24’ released

Dayaben of ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah’ aka Disha Vakani ties the knot

Bigg Boss 9: why Priya Malik might be the game changer!

Did ‘Modern Family’ star Reid ewing confirm being gay?

was intimidated by Akshay in ‘Airlift’: Nimrat Kaur

Daniel Craig’s ‘Spectre’ box office collections at Rs 31.9 crore

Agency | Chennai

Tamil superstar Ra-jinikanth will soon be undergoing a special make-up test for his up-coming film Enthiran 2, a sequel to his Tam-il blockbuster Enthiran next month. The actor is currently in Bangkok shooting for his next film Kabali. “In the first week of December, Ra-jinikanth will be in the city for special make-up test for Enthiran 2. In-ternational make-up art-ist Sean Foot, who had worked in films such as

I and Avatar, will take care of the look of the superstar,” said a source from the film’s unit. To be directed by S Shan-kar, the film will also feature Amy Jackson, while discussions are still being held with in-ternational star Arnold Schwarzenegger to play the antagonist’s role. The film, which is ex-pected go on floors in 2016, will have music by AR Rahman and vi-sual effects by Srinivas Mohan, who had worked on Baahubali.

Agency | New Delhi

Daniel Craig-starrer “Spectre”, the highly anticipated 24th James Bond film, has grossed Rs 31.9 crore in its opening weekend. Sony Pictures India released the film ex-clusively in high-quality 2K digital format in 1250 screens in four languages – English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu – and in 2D and IMAX formats. “We are very happy that Spec-tre’s opening in India is mirroring its global suc-cess. The film was hugely anticipated and the ‘mas-ala’ action film has con-nected with audiences across India. The week-end box office numbers are proof of that and we are sure that James Bond will continue entertain-ing audiences in weeks

Agency | Melbourne

Did the Modern Fami-ly star Reid Ewing just confirmed being gay on social media? The 27-year-old actor’s con-firmation came in the wake of his tweet which read ,”Saw Eugene Bata on @GMA in the Body Dysmorphia segment connected to my article and I just want to say he is hot af”, News.com.au reports. When a fan re-sponded by asking him on Twitter, if he’d just ‘outed himself,’ the ac-tor tweeted back: “I was

Agency | Mumbai

“Lunchbox” actress Nim-rat Kaur, who will be next in “Airlift”, says she was very intimidated to work with a star like Akshay Kumar in her second film itself. “... I was very in-timidated initially before meeting him (Akshay), as I thought he is a huge star. He makes the opposite person comfortable. He is the most wonderful and easiest of people I have met. I have been lucky. It is all the more pleasur-able. I have had the most

amazing time with him,” she said. “Airlift” tells the story of a man Ranjit Katyal (played by Ak-shay), a wealthy and pow-erful Indian businessman who with the help of the Indian government safely evacuated 170,000 Indi-ans back home. “It is a dramatic film. It is about the trial and tribulations these people had to face. It is not in one go that this man came up with a plan there were a lot of disap-pointments so it is con-stant back and forth,” the 33-year-old actress said.

“People are rendered homeless, jobless, don’t have money... Their iden-tity was lost overnight. Getting basic necessities like food, clothes was a challenge for them. It was mayhem,” she added. The actress wasn’t aware about this evacuation of Indians based in Kuwait during 1990. “It is amaz-ing that how I did not know about such a big event either. One is fair-ly aware about what has happened 20 years ago... It is not that long back,” she said.

Agency | Mumbai

Do something good and enjoy its fruits. That’s how it usually is! But for Big Brother Australia’s Priya Malik, being a part of the show not only won her some fans, but also loads of critics! And now, after fighting for what’s rightfully hers…her hon-our, Priya Malik is set to add another milestone to her tumultuous life as she returns to the motherland to be a part of Bigg Boss Double Trouble. Popularly known as the Posh Spice of Australian television, Priya will be the first Big Brother contestant to step foot into the Bigg Boss house this year. A high school teacher by profes-sion residing in Adelaide with her roots in Dehra-dun, India, Priya Malik is not just a homebody but also a budding stand-up comedy artist who has

Agency | Mumbai

Television actress Disha Vakani from the popular show Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah tied the knot on November 24, 2015. The 37-year-old film actress married the Mumbai-based char-tered accountant Mayur and the reception will be held on November 26. According to the sources, the entire team from her show attended the wed-ding ceremony. Disha was wearing traditional Gujarati attire adorned with heavy Kundan jew-ellery. Disha who started her acting career with

Agency | Chennai

The first look posters of Suriya-starrer Tamil film “24”, which were re-leased online on Tuesday, have piqued a lot of cu-riosity among the actor’s fans and film lovers with regards to its genre. Go-ing by the two posters, Suriya dons extreme-ly distinct avatars of an assassin and a scientist. Rumoured to be based on the concept of time-trav-

Rajinikanth to take a make-up test for Enthiran 2

been a part of many com-edy fests in Adelaide and Melbourne where she has created waves with her incredible comic streak. During her stay in the Big Brother house, Priya was famous for pulling vari-ous stunts when put in a tough situation including one where she sacrificed every contestants’ food

for an entire week for her own benefits. It is no doubt then that this ‘Posh Spice’ has not only some ardent fans, but also some vengeful haters. While on Big Brother Australia last year, Priya faced se-vere racial backlash which even escalated to death threats long after getting evicted from the show.

to come,” Vivek Krish-nani, Managing Direc-tor, Sony Pictures India, said in a statement. Di-rected by Sam Mendes, the film features James Bond’s first encounter with the global crimi-nal organisation Spec-tre, marking the group’s first appearance in an Eon Productions film since 1971’s “Diamonds Are Forever”. “Spectre”

is produced by Michael G Wilson and Barbara Broccoli. The screenplay is by John Logan, Neal Purvis, Robert Wade and Jez Butterworth, with a story by John Logan and Neal Purvis and Robert Wade. Daniel Craig-star-rer “Spectre”, the highly anticipated 24th James Bond film, has grossed Rs 31.9 crore in its open-ing weekend.

el, the film also stars Sa-mantha Ruth Prabhu and Nithya Menen. Joint-ly produced by Studio Green and 2D Entertain-

ment, the film is directed by Vikram Kumar and is slated for a summer 2016 release. The film has mu-sic by A.R. Rahman.

Gujarati theatre had ap-peared in films such as

Devdas (2002) and Jodha Akbar.

never in”. Reid, who plays Dylan in the pop-ular ABC sitcom, ear-

lier made headlines for opening up about his body dysmorphia battle.

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SPORTS ROUNDUPXiaomi Redmi Note 3 with fingerprint sensor launched

Mercedes-AMG GT S launched in India; priced at Rs 2.40 crore

Google Made A Star Trek Communicator

Agency | New Delhi

Xiaomi has unveiled its Redmi Note 3 smartphone, the successor to last year’s Redmi Note 4G hand-set. One of the unique features of the new smart-phone is the addition of a fingerprint sensor (locat-ed on the back), which is still a rarity in the budget segment. The all-new Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 has a 5.5-inch display with Full HD (1080x1920p) reso-lution and runs on MIUI 7 software, based on An-droid Lollipop OS. Powering the device is a 2GHz octa-core Mediatek Helio X10 chipset, which is usually found in much more expensive handsets. The smartphone comes in two variants; 16GB inter-nal storage and 2GB RAM; and 32GB internal stor-age and 3GB RAM. For imaging, Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 packs a 13MP camera with phase detection autofocus and two-tone LED flash on the back as well as a 5MP camera for selfies. Connectivity suite of the smartphone consists of the usual: 2G, 3G, 4G,

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and dual-sim functionality.

Agency | New Delhi

Mercedes-Benz India finally launched the much-an-ticipated Mercedes-AMG GT S in the country to-day at Rs 2.40 crore (ex-showroom, Delhi). The AMG GT S, a more powerful version of the AMG GT, was launched in the presence of Bernd Schnei-der – the most successful DTM driver of all time with a total of 43 victories. The Mercedes-AMG GT S has come as a replacement for the SLS AMG. Set to take on the likes of Jaguar F-Type, Porsche 911, Audi R8 and other cars in the performance catego-ry, the Mercedes-AMG GT S is built on the smaller version of the SLS AMG’s platform. This platform is claimed to be lighter and stiffer than the one that

used to underpin the SLS AMG.

Agency | New Delhi

Google employees have a real love for Star Trek, so much so they ended up building a voice search device inspired by the sic-fi franchise, but it’s nev-er left Google’s labs. It doesn’t connect to any starships, though. As a product, the pin was creat-ed to test how users would interact with search in new ways. The answers to questions posed would be broadcast through its own speaker, or a set of connected headphones. Google loves itself a few Star Trek, and a report from Time says that the company-wide fandom led it to prototype a version of the Star Trek combadge. “I always wanted that pin, You just ask it anything and it works. That’s why we were like, “Let’s go prototype that and see how it feels.’” In short, you could have called it a ‘Google Now button”. Google did not immediately respond to a request for further comment.

Darren Lehmann, Steve Smith wanted Mitchell Johnson to play on in ODIs

Marcos Baghdatis marshals Punjab to come-from-behind win over Mumbai

Roger Federer just poured cold water on all retirement talks

Not pleasant facing Ashwin, Mishra and Jadeja: Virat Kohli

Chennaiyin FC take on Delhi Dynamos FC in must-win ISL match

Shikhar Dhawan is just a knock away from regaining form: Murali Vijay

Agency | Chennai

Having lost thrice in their last four matches and the chances of advancing to the play-offs hanging by a thread, Chennaiyin FC take on a confident Delhi Dynamos in their must-win game of the Indian Super League football on Tuesday. Chennaiyin are sixth on the table with 13 points from 11 matches and with just three match-es left to be played, Marco Materazzi’s side now face an uphill task to qualify for the final-four. Delhi are comfortably placed at third with 18 points from 10 matches and a win to-morrow will assure them of a place in the play-offs. Chennaiyin lost three matches on the trot in the second phase before a

Agency | Adelaide

Australia coach Darren Lehmann says he and captain Steve Smith both wanted Mitchell John-son to play on, at least in one-dayers, but were un-able to convince the fiery fast bowler to reconsider retirement. Renowned

for his express pace, fe-rocious bounce and ca-pacity to intimidate, the 34-year-old announced last week he was calling it quits from all forms of international cricket, say-ing he had lost the hun-ger. Lehmann said he, and Smith, well aware of Australia’s inexperienced

Agency | Nagpur

Off-spinner Ravichan-dran Ashwin’s stupen-dous performances over the past year is a result of getting “back to basics without trying too much”, feels his Test captain Vi-rat Kohli. Ashwin was in-strumental in India win-ning the Test series in Sri Lanka and is also jointly leading the wicket-tak-ers’ list with 12 victims to his credit. “If you see

his bowling in the last six months he has got back to basics, he has not tried too much with the ball. You hardly see the car-rom ball which means he is relying on his natural bowling action and his stock ball,” Kohli said at the pre-match press conference ahead of the third Test. “He (Ashwin) is flighting the ball and is giving more revs (revolu-tions) to the ball. He has

got stronger fitness-wise as well, which is helping his bowling big time be-cause he is able to put the force behind the ball and get more turn and bounce off the pitches which oth-er bowlers are finding difficult,” Kohli waxed eloquent about the Tam-il Nadu tweaker. “Obvi-ously he is using his skill combined with fitness and he is just becoming a better bowler every day.

Agency | Johannesburg

World number three Rog-er Federer will not retire at least till 2017 as the Swiss maestro has signed a two-year deal to play at the Stuttgart grass-court tournament, which will be played on grass.Ex-pressing his happiness, the 34-year-old said that he always wanted to play Stuttgart and is eager-ly looking forward to it, Sport24 reported. The 17-time Grand Slam cham-pion admitted he loves playing on grass, adding that his aim will be to clinch the title.Federer said that although Wim-bledon and Rio are big event, Australian Open is his number one priority at a moment. Earlier, Feder-er became world number one Novak Djokovic’s

Agency | Mumbai

Mumbai Tennis Masters suffered a dramatic late collapse as they surren-dered a 10-6 lead to go down 19-21 to Punjab Marshalls in the inaugu-ral game of the Cham-pions Tennis League at the Maharashtra State Lawn Tennis Associa-tion (MSLTA) stadium, Churchgate, on Monday. With not many turning up to cheer either side in the evening, it was Mar-shalls’ Marcos Baghda-

Agency | Nagpur

In-form opener Murali Vi-jay feels the intense pres-sure put on the visiting South African batsmen by India’s spin bowlers has paved the way for the home team’s domination of the four-match Test se-ries so far. “To be honest, the pressure we have put on the batsman, it was incredible to watch from

the close-in. It is a cat mouse game, everybody trying to come one up and the bowler trying to come up on the batsman and it has been going well for us,” Vijay told reporters at the VCA Stadium in Jamtha on Monday ahead of the third match of the four-Test rubber com-mencing on November 25. “It is the pure pres-sure we put on them and

obviously the same vice versa. When we go out to bat we have our plans and they are also putting immense pressure. So it is a good contest to be a part of,” the opener re-marked further about the series in which India are 1-0 up after winning the opener at Mohali that was followed by the rain-hit, drawn second game at Bengaluru.

convincing 4-1 win over Kerala Blasters in their last match. Chennaiyin have Stiven Mendoza as the leading goal-scorer in the tournament with nine goals, which includes two hat-tricks. Yet, last year’s semi-finalists Chennai-yin have blown hot and cold this season and they have a lot of ground to cover in the remaining matches. The home side will also be without two

foreign players as Manu-ele Blasi and Alessandro Potenza have picked up their fourth yellow cards in the last match and will remain suspended for to-morrow’s game. Delhi, on the other hand, are among the more consis-tent teams this season and they would go into the match with a lot of confidence as they have remained unbeaten in the last five matches.

last victim of the year as the Serbian claimed a 6-3, 6-4 victory in the finals of the ATP World Tour Finals.But Federer, who has recently been

awarded with the Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award, managed to bring Djokovic?s 23-winning streak to an end in the robin-round group clash.

pace stocks, wanted John-son to extend his interna-tional career but he was not interested. “His mind was made up as soon as he spoke to Steven and myself,” Lehmann was cited as saying by Aus-tralian Associated Press on Tuesday. “He’d been thinking about it for a while, been talking about it in the media. We spoke to him about maybe play-ing the one-dayers, we think that was a really good option for us to have that experience there. But he’s not into it. He’s not into the training anymore. He’s had enough and he just wants to sit at home and watch us play.” In announcing his retire-ment after the second Test against New Zealand in Perth, Johnson said he had been contemplating it for around 12 months.

tis, who was the star of the night for the away side. The 30-year-old

Cypriot playing a win-ning role in each of the three sets he played.

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Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Following major security breach at Nagpur airport in September, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has ordered sur-veillance of 20 airports in the country after they were found prone to ‘wildlife intrusion and bird-hits’. The four major airports of the state including Ahmed-abad, Vadodara, Surat and Rajkot are on the list. This move by the aviation regu-lator comes after a herd of pigs were found scuttled on the runway as Presi-dent Pranab Mukherjee’s Boeing-737 aircraft was taxiing towards the termi-nal building after landing in Nagpur. The surveil-lance order is to check the problem of wildlife in-trusion and bird strikes as part of a safety programme by DGCA. As part of the State Safety Programme, preventing wildlife (bird/animal) strikes to aircraft was identified by DGCA as one of the most import-ant safety priorities. While Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Asserting that it will have full control over upcom-ing plant in Gujarat de-spite letting parent Suzu-ki own and invest there, Maruti Suzuki India has hit back at proxy adviso-ry firm IiAS, which asked minority shareholders to vote against the move, saying the “conclusions” are not based on “any facts or logic”. The com-pany said all profits from the project will come to it and rebutted IiAS’ claims that Suzuki Japan owning the facilities in the state would shift the balance of power in favour of Su-zuki and ‘Maruti will lose control over its destiny’. “Maruti will have full con-trol over what happens in Gujarat, and all the profits from the Gujarat produc-

tion will come to Maruti. In addition, Maruti will earn treasury income from the money not invested in Gujarat,” MSI said. In a re-port last week, Institutional Investor Advisory Services (IiAS) had said, “If the transaction is approved, Maruti will lose all control over its own destiny, and Maruti’s shareholders will always remain subservient to the interest of Suzuki’s shareholders. This is a zero sum game, what Suzuki shareholders will gain and given the loaded dice, they will, Maruti’s sharehold-ers will lose.” The Gujarat plant is envisaged to have an installed capacity of 7.5 lakh units annually. MSI’s two units at Gurgaon and Manesar have a total pro-duction capacity of 1.5 million units annually.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The former Gujarat min-ister Maya Kodnani who was convicted in the 2002 Gujarat riots case was granted bail on health grounds in 2014. Kod-nani was recently photo-graphed at a meditation camp that was organised on Saturday by a private group on the outskirts of Ahmedabad. The inci-dent at Naroda Patya in 2002 for which she was convicted, is considered to be the worst massacre during the Gujarat riots. It resulted in the murder of 97 people at the hands of a mob led by the former edu-cation minister of Gujarat. “Meditating together with former education minister of Gujarat - Mayaben Kod-nani,” wrote the unidenti-

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad East Lok Sabha MP and actor Paresh Rawal today clar-ified on his official twit-ter account that he has been in Ahmedabad for more than almost 70 days till date(after elected as Lok Sabha MP from this city). Rawal who lives in Mumbai, but elected from Ahmedabad city as MP said, ‘To all my well wish-es, I want to put on record that I have visited Ahmed-abad for more than almost 70 days till the date!’ Raw-al had to make this clarifi-cation perhaps after debate on social media platforms online about that fact that Rawal was not present in

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Equations changed swift-ly a day after the munici-pal corporation elections, with a section of the Pa-tidar Anamat Andolan Samiti calling a truce with Chief Minister Anandiben Patel on Monday evening and announcing support for BJP. As many as 71 Samiti leaders met the Chief Minister at the Gu-jarat BJP headquarters, Shree Kamalam, in Gand-hinagar, and joined the party. They also alleged that the Patidar reserva-tion stir was backed by Congress. The develop-ment comes ahead of the crucial elections to mu-nicipalities, district pan-chayats and taluka pan-chayats on November 29. These elections are being

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The data of registered voters shared by the State Election Commis-sion on two consecutive days show a variation of 53,312 voters in the six municipal corpora-tions that went to polls on Sunday. On the eve of the elections, i.e. on Saturday, the data shared by the SEC showed there were 95,90,552 registered voters in the six munici-pal corporations going to polls on Sunday. After the polls, the Commission is-sued another release late Sunday night putting the total number of voters at 95,37,240. The biggest discrepancy in data was seen in the voting figures of Ahmedabad where 1,03,818 voters were less than the earlier figure. On Saturday, the SEC stated

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Gujarat Chief Minister Anandiben Patel today held roadshows in her home town of Patan and neighbouring Mahesana, a stronghold of Patidar or Patel community, as part of her election campaign for the ruling BJP for the second phase of the local body polls.Later in a pub-lic meeting she claimed that the people of her own community (Patidars) who had turned against her owing to the ‘res-ervation conspiracy’ of Congress party were now

again coming back to the BJP fold. Addressing the meeting in Radhanpur of Patan district, the Chief Minister, who was facing ire of the Patidar reserva-tion stir supporters for her stand on the issue, with a sentimental tone said, ‘ my own community has turned against me on the issue of reservation. But as per constitutional pro-visions no government can increase of decrease the percentage of reser-vation to those who were getting it. Only the High Court or the Supreme

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

A two-member team of Amdavad Munici-pal Corporation(AMC) visited Jammu to pro-vide guidance on beau-tification of Rier Tawai on request of Jammu & Kashmir government. Following decision about beautification of River Tawi and its bank on the pattern of Sabarmati riv-er in Gujarat taken in the review meeting of the Jammu District Devel-opment Board chaired by Deputy Chief Minis-ter, Dr Nirmal Singh on September 30 this year, the State Government formally approached Amdavad Municipal Corporation with the re-quest to depute team to Jammu. In response to this, the experts from

Ahmedabad conducted the field survey of river Tawi from Sidhra to 4th Bridge near Ware House and taking all necessary data from the concerned authorities of Jammu and Kashmir. Hydraulic data, information about strata of soil on both banks of river Tawi and vital information with regard to flooding pat-tern are submitted to the team of Amdavad Mu-nicipal Corporation. On the receipt of detailed report from the Amda-vad Municipal Corpo-ration team, the J&K State would take deci-sion about engagement of agency for prepara-tion of Detailed Project Report (DPR) and select the agency for execution of this ambitious project.

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In a day, election commission ‘brings down’ number of voters by 53,300

Big boost for BJP: 71 Patel stir leaders from Vijapur join party

Anandiben says Congress conspiracy turned her own people against her

Have visited Ahmedabad for more than 70 days: MP Paresh Rawal tweets

that there were 39,83,589 voters in Ahmedabad, but the number fall, re-leased along with the data for polling percentage, to 38,79,771 on Sunday. Similarly, Jamnagar also saw a reduction of 2,459 voters in the two sets of the SEC data. In rest of the five municipalities — Su-rat, Vadodara, Jamnagar, Rajkot and Bhavnagar — the number of voters

increased in the range of 1,495 (in Rajkot) to 27,173 voters (in Surat). Explaining this, the SEC officials in Gandhinagar said the data of registered voters released by SEC on Saturday had “not incor-porated the addition and deletions of voters” in the electoral roll, which has been revised about five times after the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. Talking

about registered voters’ list for the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC), District Collector Rajkumar Beniwal said, “The last date for freezing voters’ list was September 28, 2015 after which the electoral roll was shared with all political parties… which was 38,79.771 vot-ers… Any clarification in the SEC data will be given from Gandhinagar.”

considered a bigger chal-lenge for BJP than the urban local body polls. Manoj Patel, convener of the Samiti’s Vijapur talu-ka unit in Mehsana dis-trict, and 70 other Samiti members greeted Anandi-ben and joined BJP. The party’s state unit sent out pictures of the meeting of

the Samiti members with Anandiben, announcing patch up with at least a section of the influential Patidar group. The devel-opment also comes a day before the Chief Minster is scheduled to campaign in north Gujarat districts of Mehsana and Patan. Mehsana is the cradle of

the entire agitation and has witnessed most in-cidents of violence after the massive rally by the Samiti in Ahmedabad on August 25. Vijapur talu-ka of Mehsana district is a Patidar stronghold. Ra-man Patel, a BJP leader from Vijapur, said the lo-cal unit was pursuing the Samiti members for a few days to convince them to join BJP. “And eventu-ally, they got convinced and around 70 of them got into the party after meeting the Chief Minis-ter. They vowed to work for BJP from now on,’’ he added.

Ahmedabad helping Jammu for Tawi beautification project

Court can do it. If I try to make a change in the prevailing reservation system then It would be my turn to get in to jail. In fact the frustrated con-gress as part of a conspir-acy, has made people of my community agitate for reservation. But now the Patidars have understood it and they were returning to our fold again.’ Mrs. Patel alleged that the op-position party had earlier spread rumours of out-sider thieves coming in various areas of the state like Kheda, Anand and rural Gandhinagar. ‘Fear-ful people had to remain wake up several nights but later they understood the whole scheme of the desperate congress to ma-lign the image of the rul-ing BJP,’ she said.

his constituency when polling for Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation was going on last Sunday. On polling day, a tweetr handle Ujjaval Shah had tweeted, “Sir Amit Shah, instead of mobilising vot-ers for municipal elec-tions, Paresh Rawal, MP,

performing his solo act in Vadodara today.’ Debate didn’t stop with Rawal’s tweet. One tweet asked ‘Does this (mentioned 70 days count) includes your stage shows, how many days you have redressed public grievance and how many meeting workers?’

2002 Gujarat riots-convict Maya Kodnani’s selfie goes viral, sparks angry reactions

wildlife intrusion threat: DGCA puts 4 Gujarat airports under surveillance

fied woman in her photo on Facebook. In August 2012, a special court, which had described Kodnani as the “kingpin” in the Naroda

Patiya massacre, had sen-tenced her to 28 years of imprisonment. Musician Vishal Dadlani was one of the first to speak out.

Maruti hits back at IiAS, says will have control over Gujarat plant

Ahmedabad faces threat from birds and mon-keys, Rajkot airport has dog menace to handle. Earlier in August, Del-hi-bound IndiGo flight had to make emergen-cy landing and was later grounded at Ahmedabad airport following bird-hit. In a major incident last year in November, about 170 passengers on a Del-hi-bound SpiceJet flight had a miraculous escape at Surat airport when the aircraft hit a buffalo that had strayed into the run-way. The plane had hit the animal a few hundred metres into take-off. “The most vulnerable period for bird-hit is monsoon

season. However, we put measures for all round the year to prevent any inci-dent of bird-hit,” said A K Sharma, airport direc-tor, Ahmedabad. Ninteen bird-hit incidents were reported in the year 2010, while 18 in 2011, 13 in 2012, 13 in 2013 and 10 in 2014 at Ahmedabad airport. However, this year only 1 incident has been reported. Dilip Sa-jnani, airport director of Rajkot said, “Generally there is an issue of dogs at here. However we have our boundaries secured to prevent entry of animals. Also we carry out inspec-tion every day before take-off.”