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Indian Army displays might

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

On the eve of Republic day, Parbat Ali Brigade of the Golden Katar Division invited teach-ers and students from schools from Gandhi-nagar and Ahmedabad to showcase their prow-ess and gave a glimpse of their way of life. In the presence of Brig-adier Inderjeet Singh, along with civil digni-taries, weapons were displayed to highlight the capability of Indian Army.

Diagnostic lab manager held in kidney

transplant racket

Dalit sarpanch seeks police protection for

flag hoisting


Telangana Police on Sunday night arrested the manager of San-ya Diagnostic Lab in Ahmedabad, Anupam Maheshwari, for his alleged involvement in the international kidney racket run from Telan-gana. Crime branch of-ficials said the Telanga-na cops left on Monday morning after securing transit remand for Ma-heshwari. Earlier this month, Telangana Po-lice in a joint opera-tion with crime branch nabbed two city-based accused -Dilip Chau-han and Suresh Pra-japati -for their alleged role in a multi-crore racket.


Even as the country celebrates the spirit of equality and fraterni-ty on Republic Day on Tuesday, Chandu Mak-wana, a Dalit sarpanch of Nortol village in Mehsana faces threat to his life if he attempts to hoist the national flag. Makwana, who was assigned police protec-tion after members of the Thakor community attacked his house and family over a kite-fly-ing dispute, has sought an enforcement in his security for Republic day.

Stunt women dressed as Jhansi Ki Rani draw loudest cheers at R-Day parade“Republic Day 2016”

Correspondent | Somnath

The mounted unit of Gu-jarat police also showed off equestrian skills by demonstrating barrier jumping and flag racing. The dog squad of the po-lice also put their skills on the show. But two minor accidents distracted the performers and the public at the parade. A police-man performing stunts on his motorbike lost balance and the bike skidded into the spectators gallery, in-juring three. The injured were rushed hospital im-mediately. Another mis-

hap followed when a stunt woman fell off the back of her horse. While she was rushed to hospital, her shocked horse barged into the crowd before bolting off the ground. The Chetal Commando platoon were adjusted the best contingent while Statue of Unity float pre-sented by Sardar Sarovar Narmada Nigam Limited (SSNNL), a state govern-ment corporation which is executing the Narmad project and the statute, was declared the best tab-leau. The woman contin-

gent of Rajathan police were also honoured. At the end of march past and cultural performances, Anandiben again rode the open jeep and did a lap around the ground to ac-knowledge the applause. The ceremony came to an end at around 11:30 AM with the governor felici-tating Freedom Fighters who were invited at the function. Governor Om Prakash Kohli unfurled the tricolour on Sadbhav-na ground in Prabhas Patan, near Veraval and iconic Somnath Temple


In a bid to defeat the men-ace of ‘drinking’ prevalent in the backward sections of the society, OBC Ekta Manch convener Alpesh Thakor today exhorted his community members to stop marrying their daughters in the families in which consumption of liquor was in practice. Addressing Vyasan Mukti Mahakumbh’, an aware-ness rally against the menace of drinking in his community at the GMDC ground here, Thakor also requested the women folk to not to tie ‘rakhdis’ to those brothers who were liquor addicts. He said that owing to the bad hab-it of drinking families get ruined. ‘The women folk


Five months after the Hardik Patel-led massive Patidar rally at GMDC Ground in Ahmedabad, OBC leader Alpesh Tha-kor on Tuesday is set to host the “biggest gath-ering” of the communi-ty members at the same venue in a bid to spread

awareness on effects of alcohol addiction. At the gathering, Kshatri-ya-Thakor Samaj Vyasan Mukti Mahakumbh, the participants plan to smash bottles of liquor as a show of their resolve against al-cohol consumption. Over one lakh community members are expected to

gather at GMDC Ground, which on August 25 last year was the venue of the Patidar rally for quota ben-efits. After the rally, the state had witnessed wide-spread violence. Interest-ingly, Thakor is one of the key OBC leaders protest-ing the Patidar communi-ty’s quota demand.

Republic Day celebrated in Gujarat

“Don’t marry daughters to liquor consuming families”

is the major sufferer. So they all must unite against this menace,’ Thakor said adding that if the prac-tice of drinking and sale of illicit liquor was not stopped in a month then ‘public raids’ would be conducted to forcefully check it. He also appealed the people of his com-munity to create fund for opening education centers and libraries as a count-er to the menace. Thakor also lamented the fact that

despite Gujarat being a ‘dry’ state, a large number of people especially from lower strata consume li-quor. He also thanked the Patidar or Patel communi-ty for supporting his rally. The rally for which elabo-rate security arrangements were made including de-ployment of more than 3000 police personnel, however, was much less attended than the claim of over 10 lakh people as made by Thakor earlier.

OBCs to hold anti-liquor rally in Gujarat todayin Gir, at 9 AM. He was accompanied by Gujarat Chief Minister Anandi-ben Patel when the Na-tional Flag was hoisted. After saluting the flag, the governor and the CM rode in an open jeep and inspected the parade even as a helicopter showered rose petals from the air. Marking the beginning of a new tradition, a woman contingent of Rajasthan state police also partici-pated in the Republic Day parade and they were ac-corded the honour to lead the trail of platoons of police force.

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DAYAmit Shah’s re-election, testing times in his second term as BJP president

While the Congress is still uncertain about who will lead the party in the 2019 Lok Sabha election, the BJP has taken a head start. With the re-election of Amit Shah as BJP president, it is clear that the Na-rendra Modi-Amit Shah team will lead the party in 2019. Shah’s personality traits tilted the decision in his favour — a man of few words, he is committed to the ideological rooting of the party, balances the party-government equation unobtrusively, and enjoys the confidence of the RSS. With the BJP under Shah, Modi has complete freedom to implement his gover-nance agenda. Even as the Modi government com-pletes a third of its term in office today, Amit Shah begins a new inning as the BJP national president. The party heads for elections in Assam, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puduchery assemblies in the next few months, after suffering humiliating defeats in Delhi and Bihar. The BJP had initially sensed a vic-tory in Bihar, only to be outsmarted in strategy and campaign by Lalu Prasad and Nitish Kumar. Shah’s skills as an organiser and strategist will be tested in the poll-bound states, especially in Assam where the BJP has seen spectacular growth and fancies its chances. Success in these elections will also influence the out-come in the politically crucial state of Uttar Pradesh, which votes in 2017. Shah’s ascent to power coincid-ed with Narendra’s Modi’s rise to power. His election management was credited as one of the reasons for the BJP’s unprecedented success in the 2014 general election. Wins in Maharashtra and Haryana followed and Shah grew in influence and stature. The BJP ben-efited from the momentum derived from the general election outcome and anti-incumbency in these states. Delhi marked the tapering of the upward curve. The success in Jammu and Kashmir apart, the party and the government have not had much to celebrate in recent times. The economic slowdown, agrarian dis-tress and controversies triggered by fringe groups and second-rung leaders have overshadowed the politics of hope Modi wishes to ride. With Modi’s leadership unchallenged, Shah could become the fall guy if the party falters. The evident discontent among party se-niors towards his leadership could spread in the event of more electoral failures. In his last term, Shah talked about a Congress-mukt Bharat and started an aggres-sive campaign to make the BJP the largest cadre party in the world. The party claims membership has risen from 30 million to 110 million under Shah’s watch.

“This government does not believe in Parliament, democracy or the judiciary… we will fight against the government, inside and outside Parliament, and in the court,” - After a 30-minute meeting with the President,

Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad said...

It was a struggle to make ‘Saala Khadoos’: Director Sudha Kongara Prasad

Agency | Mumbai

Veteran actress Hema Ma-lini and her love for Lord Krishna is quite well-known. The legendary actress has paid her ode to the Krishna through many of her classical dance per-formances. Taking her love a step forward, the actress-danseuse will re-lease Krsna mobile app on the occasion of In-ternational Society for Krishna Consciousness’ (ISKCON’s) Golden Ju-bilee celebrations in the first week of February. This mobile app Krsna will give darshans from all over the world and will also include music, chants and chapters of

Agency | Mumbai

Former beauty pageant winner Navneet Kaur Dhillon, who is gearing up for her Bollywood debut “Loveshhuda”, says she believes in spontaneity as an actress rather

Agency | Chennai

Director Sudha Kongara Prasad, who spent near-ly six years of her life on forthcoming Hindi-Tam-il bilingual sports drama “Saala Khadoos”, says she and her team went through “hell” to make the film. “We faced roadblock after roadblock, went through hell to find someone to blindly believe in our film. We literally struggled to get this film made,” Sud-ha said. Hope came in the form of actor R. Madha-van, recalls the director. She approached him with the script in 2011 when he was shooting for his Tam-il film “Vettai”. “He told me he would tell me in 48 hours if he would do it. Exactly 48 hours later, he called and told me, ‘What

a script you’ve written! I’m on’. But I told him I didn’t have a producer and I wanted the film to reach out to people and for that to happen, we should take it to the right people.” “He told me, ‘Sudha, you’ve given me the best script and see where I take you’,” she said. Madhavan was instrumental in bringing on board his “3 Idiots” film-maker Rajkumar Hirani, who has produced the film in Hindi. “Without Raju-ji, this project would have been a small film. Our last producer literally dumped us midway and when things were going from bad to worse was when Rajuji stepped in,” Sudha said. Hirani’s association with the project came as a big boost, she added.

Agency | Mumbai

For the first time, Sunny Leone is trying her luck in adult comedy “Mas-tizaade” and the actress says she had asked her di-rector to tone down some scenes and dialogues as she was not comfort-able with them. Directed by Milap Zaveri, “Mas-tizaade” stars Leone in a dual role alongside Tushar Kapoor and Vir Das in lead with Shaad Randhawa, Suresh Me-non and Vivek Vaswani in supporting roles. “When I read the script, there were certain things which I told Milap that I cannot do be-cause I was not comfort-able with the dialogues and scenes. The best thing was Milap and my producer (Rangita Prit-

Agency | New Delhi

Actor-filmmaker Farhan Akhtar, whose last big screen outing was Bejoy Nambiar’s “Wazir”, says he feels the variety of roles that come his way “motivates” him to stay

fit. “I think we (actors) are kind of fortunate that we have a reason apart from just staying fit… that you can do something about it (fitness) and bring it into performance. So, there’s even more motivation

wasn’t comfortable with few scenes in ‘Mastizaade’: Sunny Leone

Film career huge motivation for Farhan Akhtar to stay fit

No rehearsals, only spontaneity for actress Navneet Kaur Dhillon

Bhagvad Gita. Confirm-ing the news, HG Parijata Devi Dasi from ISKCON said, “Hema ji has always been very closely asso-ciated with the ISKCON movement and she takes great pride and pleasure while performing epi-sodes from Lord Krish-na’s colourful life. This

year will be particularly special as it is the golden jubilee year. The launch of Krsna app by Hema ji will help spread the mes-sage to the youth of In-dia.” Hema Malini will also perform at the event in a dance performance inspired by Lord Krishna and his raas leela.

Hema Malini to release Krsna app on ISKCON’s 50th anniversary

ish Nandy) were accom-modating and they made changes in the script and discussed options with me,” Sunny said. In the film, Sunny would be seen in a dual role of Lily and Laila. “Laila is the typi-cal bombshell and outra-geous character and Lily is the complete opposite. She is shy and conserva-tive. Playing double role

was not tough because the whole crew organised each day so nicely that everything went well. I never felt that I am doing something difficult.” The 34-year-old Indo-Cana-dian actress feels more filmmakers should come forward and make films in the adult genre, which has still not got accep-tance in the society.

to keep doing it (staying fit),” Farhan said in Delhi. The 42-year-old actor had worked out for 13 months for “Bhaag Milkha Bhaag”. Also, his charac-ter in Nambiar’s directori-al required him to be lean and muscular. The actor had gone through months of training to get the right look. Do erratic workout schedules and constant change in diet have an ef-fect in an actor’s health? “It makes you look great! I think that happens,” quipped the “Dil Dhada-kne Do” actor.

than doing rehearsals. Navneet said: “While acting, I mostly take a spon-taneous approach for scenes rather than doing rehearsals… It helps me many times.” “Modelling and acting required a standard way of training and I do belong to an army fam-ily and got discipline from there, which helped me here in both the fields — modelling and Bolly-wood.” Navneet, who had won the Miss World India 2013 crown, has joined the film industry without un-dertaking any professional acting course. “I enjoy both modelling and acting though both are extremely different from each other. Earlier, I have done a few short films that helped me to serve better now that I’m working in Bollywood. I hav-en’t done any other course for act-ing,” she added. Talking about her role in “Loveshhuda”.


SPORTS ROUNDUP

Agency | Kanpur

Skipper Unmukt Chand scored a consecutive half-century to steer In-dia B to a seven-run win over Gujarat and make the finals of the Deodhar Trophy one-day cricket tournament. Put into bat, India B scored 280 for eight with Chand (63), Suryakumar Yadav (47) and Stuart Binny (41) chipping in with crucial runs. In reply, Gujarat

fell short by seven runs, getting bundled out for 273 in 49.3 overs, despite Chirag Gandhi coming up with a brilliant unbeaten century. Earlier, India B lost opener Mayank Agar-wal (0) and Shreyas Iyer (17) early, but the other opener in Chand contin-ued with his fine form to score a 70-ball 63, which included eight hits to the fence, to provide a solid platform for the team.

Agency | Centurion

England crumbled to 101 all out and its second lowest score in South Af-rica to lose the fourth and final Test by 280 runs on Tuesday, a consola-tion win for the home team after the series had already been decided. Kagiso Rabada took 6-32 in the second innings for 13 wickets in the match for the 20-year-old South African fast bowl-er, only the third South African to take 13 in a Test. Continuing on the final day on 52-3, there was little resistance fr England at SuperSport Park. James Taylor and Joe Root fell in the first four ovrs of play, and En-gland lost seven wickets

Agency | Dubai

Disappointed that Shi-varine Chanderpaul did not get a “proper send-off”, West Indian batting legend Brian Lara has said that the people in his country don’t even under-stand the recently-retired veteran’s contribution to Caribbean cricket. Lara hailed Chanderpaul as one of the “giants of West Indies cricket” and ex-pressed his displeasure at the fact that he was not accorded a proper fare-well after announcing his retirement a few days ago. “Shiv, who played since

Agency | Adelaide

It was a different India that practised at the Adelaide Oval on Monday morning. Just 15 days ago, a young group had landed in Perth with four debutants— a bunch of rookies trying to make a mark Down Under. They couldn’t make a good fist of it. The first-timers’ nerves maybe. The setting has changed, quite drasti-cally. On the eve of their first T20 game, prowled on the greens a few once-upon-a-time greats, but now enduring an indiffer-ent phase in their career, pressed upon to prove their credentials all over again. The Adelaide Oval has an

Agency | Pretoria

South Africa coach Rus-sell Domingo hopes his side’s comprehensive 280-run victory in the fourth test against England will halt the criticism levelled at the side after successive series defeats knocked them off the top of the world rankings. South Af-rica lost 3-0 in India last year before going down 2-1 at home to England, exposing weaknesses in

the team’s batting line-up, in particular. “The main thing I take out of it was the way side responded to a lot of noise that has come from the public and the media,” Domingo told reporters on Tuesday. “When you have one or two bad series, everybody makes you sound like you are the worst players and the worst coaches in the world which is not neces-sarily the case.

Agency | New Delhi

If you ever needed proof that India is a batting coun-try, that batting resides in Indian DNA, you only had to look at Manish Pandey’s staggering century at Syd-ney. That innings wasn’t about ability alone, sure you needed a lot of it, but about the composure need-ed to finish a match. For someone playing his first significant international innings, his knowledge of

Disappointed that Shivnarine Chanderpaul was not given proper send-off: Brian Lara

The surge of Manish Pandey shows batting depth in India’s cricket system

with old guards, India seek new beginning

Kasigo Rabada breaks record, England as South Africa win fourth Test

in 13 overs for 49 runs on the day. England will still celebrate a first se-ries victory over South Africa in 11 years after claiming the contest 2-1. For South Africa, it was a morale-boosting win for new captain AB de Vil-liers and his team, which was knocked off the top of the Test rankings with the series loss. It was the Proteas’ first Test win in its last 10 Tests. Rabada,

in just his sixth Test, was the biggest plus for South Africa in Centurion, bowling with pace and getting seam movement and swing to trouble En-gland in both innings. Starting the final day, England faced a victory target of 382, way more than the current record at SuperSport Park, or more realistically three sessions to survive for a draw.

1994, had a tremendous career. I started with Shiv in Guyana and remem-ber his first Test match against England,” Lara was quoted as saying by the media here. “That guy with the most Test match-es for the West Indies,

playing for over 20 years, I don’t think people in the West Indies understand exactly his contribution,” he added. Chanderpaul notched up 11,867 runs from 164 Tests at an aver-age of 51, scoring 30 cen-turies in the process.

old-world charm and there are quite a few once-indis-pensable old-timers trying to fight off Father Time as much as form-pangs. May-be, for one final shy at glo-ry. How the likes of Yuvraj Singh, Ashish Nehra, Har-bhajan Singh and Suresh Raina re-shape their ca-reer from here will form an interesting sub-script of the three-match T20 se-ries. Some of their young-

er teammates where not yet adolescents when they made their international debut. So Nehra couldn’t resist laughing when Har-dik Pandya told him he was just 22. He must have been just six when Nehra made his Test debut, back in 1999. It’s slightly un-usual, or a slightly left-sid-ed strategy, that the side has as many as four players running 35 or more.

how to pace himself and of where to score runs was uncanny. It was the kind of innings someone would be proud of playing with a hundred matches behind him. There were a couple of things in Pandey’s fa-vour. He has played a lot

of first class cricket batting in situations that required a player to take control, he has a history of playing important innings in big matches and he has played a lot of IPL cricket which is a finishing school for batting under pressure.

Deodhar Trophy: Unmukt Chand stars as India B reach final

After win in fourth Test, South Africa hope to bring end to criticism


Correspondent | Vadodara

Another boy from Gujarat has been a part of Indian cricket team internation-ally. He is Hard-hitting Baroda batsman Hardik Pandya. He has been placed in team 11. Ravin-dra Jadeja from Saurash-tra and Jasprit Bumrah from Gujarat Cricket As-sociation are already in team India squad. Board of Cricket Control of In-dia(BCCI) today tweeted Hardik’s entry to Indian squad with a photograph: We have a debutante here. Hadrik Pandya has just received his maid-en India cap from MS Dhoni. Hardik will play


Pacer and debutante Jas-prit Bumrah picked up three wickets in his first T 20 international en-counter against Australia at Adelaide today while the Gujarati trio (Bum-rah, Baroda all-rounder Hardik Pandya and Jam-nagar native star cricketer Ravindra Jadeja) claimed seven of the total 10 wick-ets of the rival team play-ing a major role in the 37 run win of Team India. 22 year old Bumrah, a domestic player of Gu-jarat Cricket Association who got the India cap as a replacement to injured Md. Sami, bowled quite impressively and eco-


Almost a year after he took early retirement, the Guja-rat Home Department has issued a fresh showcause notice to former IPS of-ficer Rahul Sharma, who had taken on the previous state government led by

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Another boy from Gujarat debuts Indian cricket team

Gujarati trio claims seven wickets in first T20 against Aussies

in first t20 against Aus-tralia. Pandya had in his recent interview had said he wants to car-ry the form he has been recently showing in the domestic circuit into the upcoming three-game

T20 series in Australia for which he has been picked by the selectors. “Obviously when you get into the national side the confidence level goes very high. I knew I’ll get picked for the Aus-

tralia series, so I had to put in more hard work in the practice sessions. So even that helped me a lot. The kind of form I’ve had in this tournament, I’m going (hoping) to carry it in Australia.”

nomically in his very first match to pick 3 for 23 while Pandya and Jadeja got 2 each. Two wickets

went to the kitty of R Ashwin while seasoned pacer Ashish Nehra could claim only one. Pandya

proved quite expensive initially but controlled his line and length in the later spell. Batting first India had scored 188 for 3 with a brilliant knock of 90 by Virat Kohli. Aussies were all out for 151 with three balls to spare. India which lost the one day se-ries is now 1-0 ahead in the three match T 20 se-ries against the homeside.

Gujarat issues fresh notice to ex-IPS officer Rahul Sharmathe then chief minister Narendra Modi, for de-partmental “misconduct”. The notice, according to a Home Department official, was issued on January 12, days before the Central Administra-tive Tribunal last Friday held that the chargesheet against Sharma for keep-ing with him crucial CDs in the 2002 riot cases was “tainted by mischief” and “coloured by malice and mala fides”. The tri-bunal had scrapped the chargesheet. While, Shar-ma remained unavailable for comment, a top Home Department official said, “The showcause notice has been issued, but he doesn’t remember the de-tails.” Additional Chief Secretary, Home, P K Taneja did not comment over the matter. Accord-ing to sources, the Home Deportment officials while “going through the files of Sharma” came to a conclusion that in 2012 there have been several instances where he allegedly violated ser-

vice rules. In one of the instances, cited as “mis-conduct” by the govern-ment, Sharma while on leave remained in Gand-hinagar and kept his of-ficial vehicle, the driver and the gunman with him. The government pulled up Sharma for staying in Gandhinagar, despite the fact that he had an official work in Ahmedabad. He was then posted in Rajkot. The notice stated that for police officers posted in Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad is considered as a link city. But, Sharma was posted in Rajkot and after an official work in Ahmedabad, he stayed on in Gandhinagar. “Thus by travelling from Ahmedabad to Gandhi-nagar, he misused the gov-ernment vehicle and burnt fuel unnecessarily,” the notice stated.

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