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Sugar slides on weak demand

Agency | Mumbai, Jun 26

Prices of both variet-ies of sugar slid further at the Vashi wholesale market here today due to weak demand from stockists and retailers. Small sugar (S-30) fell by Rs 28/5 per quintal to Rs 2,192/2,410 from Thursday’s closing lev-el of Rs 2,220/2,415. Medium sugar (M-30) also declined by Rs 10/20 per quintal to Rs 2,300/2,602 as com-pared to Rs 2,310/2,622 previously. Following are today’s closing rates for sugar (per quintal) with the previous rates given in brackets: Small sugar (S-30) quality: Rs 2,192/2,410 (Rs 2,220/2,415). Medium sugar (M-30) quali-ty: Rs 2,300/2,602 (Rs 2,310/2,622).Groundnut oil surges on sustained demandAgency | Mumbai, Jun 26

Groundnut oil prices surged further at the Vashi oils and oilseeds wholesale market here today on sustained de-mand from stockists and retailers. While, refined palmolein edged down owing to lack of buying support. In the non-edi-ble section, castorseeds bold and castor oil com-mercial gained due to good offtake from ship-pers and soap industries. Linseed oil remained steady in the absence of any major buying activ-ity.

Lalit Modi controversy: Raje again rubbishes

Agency | Jaipur, June 26

Facing opposition heat over the Lalit Modi con-troversy, beleaguered Rajasthan Chief Min-ister Vasundhara Raje for the second day to-day dismissed media reports surrounding her, including that of a sig-nature campaign by 120 party MLAs in her sup-port. In a statement, a CMO spokesman said the Chief Minister holds “jansunwai” (public hearing) at her residence every Friday, and for this many MLAs come with the public of their constituency for putting forward their problems and demands.

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49 killed in France, Kuwait and Tunisia attacksA Tunisian interior ministry official said at least 27 people have been killed after at least one gunman attacked a

Tunisian tourist hotel in the popular resort of Sousse.

Agency | Jaipur

The BJP today said that while Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje backed the immi-gration appeal of taint-ed cricket tycoon Lalit Modi, she did not testify in court on his behalf. A signed statement by her is not a legal document, her party said, adding that she sought confiden-tiality from UK officials because she feared politi-cal payback in India from the Congress, which was then in power at the Cen-tre and in her home state. With those arguments, the BJP has made it clear that it will support Ms Raje, 62, against the opposition which has demanded her resignation or supporting a man wanted for finan-cial crimes in India. “Did she go and depose there (in the UK)? No. There

Agency | Mumbai

A while back, we had revealed that Priyanka Chopra would be seen playing the role of a cop in Prakash Jha’s ‘Gangaa-jal 2′. In fact the makers of the film even released the first look of PC in po-lice uniform before the shoot began. While Pri-yanka’s look made waves then, we came across a few images of her shoot-ing for the film on the busy streets of Bhopal. In fact Priyanka Chopra who commenced shooting for the film on June 16, was snapped at the Jama Mas-

Agency | Jaipur

Fast food chain KFC on Friday challenged claims that its products are un-safe for consumption due to the presence of harmful bacteria inside its food articles. React-ing to claims of Balala Hakula Sangham, a Hy-derabad-based NGO, which alleged that the company’s products con-tained harmful patho-gens — salmonella and E.Coli bacteria — KFC said that it was a case of “malicious intent” on the part of some individuals. “We believe that this is a case of malicious intent on the part some indi-viduals trying to damage our brand reputation,” a

Agency | Jaipur

State-run BSNL, with the Army’s assistance, on Fri-day operationalised a mo-bile tower at an altitude of 16,000 feet in Eastern Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir. “The high-est mobile tower in East-ern Ladakh at an altitude of 16,000 feet has been operationalised on Fri-day in a joint effort by the BSNL and Indian Army,” Udhampur-based defence spokesman Colonel SD Goswami said. He said

“Bloody Friday”

She Feared Political Payback From Congress: BJP on Vasundhara Raje’s Secret Document

was no action that finally took place of her behalf,” said BJP spokesperson Nalin Kohli. The affida-vit was “only a draft, it has no legal sanctity,” said Ashok Parnami, the president of the BJP in Rajasthan, adding that at the time, Mr Modi had not been declared a fugi-tive for avoiding investi-gations at home. During the day, sources said Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the crisis with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, who then

met with BJP chief Amit Shah to outline the party strategy.In the conten-tious document Ms Raje declared the vast inves-tigation in India against Mr Modi was “politi-cally motivated”. The affidavit, provided by Mr Modi to a UK court, was leaked this week, cornering Ms Raje who had earlier said that she was unaware of the doc-ument.In her affidavit, Ms Raje asked that her identity not be revealed to Indian authorities.

Priyanka Chopra shoots for Prakash Jha’s ‘Gangaajal 2′ in Bhopal

State govt withdraws chargesheet against ex-IPS Rahul Sharma

KFC challenges unsafe food claims

Agency | Paris

A wave of terror attacks in Kuwait, Tunisia and France have killed at least 49 people on Fri-day. A Tunisian inte-rior ministry official said at least 27 people have been killed after at least one gunman at-tacked a Tunisian tourist hotel in the popular re-sort of Sousse. Sousse, some 150 kilometers from Tunis, is a popu-lar resort for both Tu-nisians and Europeans. There have been no

details on the national-ities of those killed but during the holy month of Ramadan, those on the beach tend to be tourists. Thirteen peo-ple were killed in a sui-

cide attack on a Shi’ite Muslim mosque in Ku-wait City, the governor of Kuwait City Thabet al-Muhanna said. The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility

for the deadly explosion that struck after Friday prayers. A posting on a Twitter account known to belong to the Islamic State group claims the explosion was work of

a suicide bomber wear-ing an explosive belt. In France, President Fran-cois Hollande said that a suspected Islamist at-tack on a gas factory in which a decapitated

head was pinned to the gates was a “terrorist attack”. Hollande, who rushed back to France from an EU summit to deal with the crisis, said the attacker had been identified and that there

may have been a second person involved. France has been on high alert since January 7 when two Islamist brothers at-tacked the satirical mag-azine Charlie Hebdo, killing 12.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Central Adminis-trative Tribunal (CAT), Ahmedabad bench, on Thursday asked the state government to give a time frame of its investi-gation if they are probing 33 departmental inquiries and six show-cause no-tices issued against whis-tle-blower retired IPS officer Rahul Sharma. The bench said it while disposing a connected petition moved by Shar-ma against a chargesheet for “misconduct” while in service. The bench’s order came after Gov-ernment Pleader Mani-sha Lavkumar read out an affidavit filed by the government stating that it has withdrawn the chargesheet against Shar-

ma since it amounts to minor penalty. She said that the charge-sheet be-came infructuous since Sharma has retired. This charge-sheet is based on “misconduct” by Sharma for allowing a non-gazett-ed officer, a head clerk, sign on his behalf on one of his leave applications. This charge-sheet was filed a day before Sharma was denied promotion in 2013. Sharma, who now appears as party-in-per-

son, had challenged it be-fore the CAT saying that this “misconduct” was a practice prevalent among the IPS officers for which no one has ever been pe-nalized, including his then superior IPS officer Tirth Raj. Sharma, who was sidelined by the gov-ernment since his deposi-tion before the Nanavati Commission that probed the 2002 post-Godhra ri-ots, took early retirement earlier this year.

KFC spokesperson said in a statement. The NGO had claimed that the samples picked up from five KFC outlets in Hy-derabad were unsafe on the basis of the findings of Telangana State Food Laboratory (SFL).

jid Chowk bazaar in old Bhopal. Looking like an

action scene, the sequence was shot on the busy

streets with locals and ju-nior artists in the crowd.

BSNL sets the highest mobile tower at 16,000 ft in Ladakh

the tower provides vital communication link to one of the remotest loca-tions of Eastern Ladakh at Chongtash. “The mobile tower at Chongtash has been established with as-sistance from the Indian Army’s Trishul Signallers in terms of transportation, setting up and rearward connectivity,” he added.

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DAYDelhi to get 205 dedicated lanes for emergencies

The Delhi government is all set to notify dedicated stretches in the city that will be reserved for emer-gency vehicles in case of a disaster. The stretches will be similar to the lanes that were reserved during the Commonwealth Games 2010 for athletes and of-ficials. The decision has been taken to ensure am-bulances and fire tenders do not get caught in traffic jams during any emergency or a disaster. To ensure people leave the disaster management lanes empty, a siren will be used to inform commuters. The Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) will also carry out extensive awareness campaigns to ensure people are educated about these lanes. The scheme which is a joint effort of the Delhi Disaster Manage-ment Authority, transport department and the Delhi traffic police will come into force soon. According to Delhi government officials, there are a total of 205 lanes that will be reserved for emergency sit-uations across the city. Confirming the move, Del-hi transport minister Gopal Rai told HT: “We are in the process of issuing a notification and it will come into force soon.” To ensure people are able to identify these roads, they will Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg Press Enclave Road, Saket MB Road Extreme right lane of roads will be reserved for emergency situations Ring Road, AIIMS to Moolchand Savitri Cinema Road Ring Road (Mahatma Gandhi Marg) August Kranti Marg (Siri Fort) be painted blue with ‘disaster lanes’ written on them and signages will be put up too. Officials said that mock-drills too would be organised to ensure people are made aware of the system. “A one kilometre stretch would have four such markings to ensure people get to know about these lanes,” said a senior Delhi government official.To begin with the agencies will ensure people are made aware of the lanes and the benefit of reserving them for emergency vehicles during such situations.However, to ensure people follow this rule a fine will be imposed on vehicles if they enter the reserved lanes during any emergency situation, under the Mo-tor Vehicles Act 1988. Transport department likely to notify these lanes. These lanes will be painted blue with disaster lanes written on them so that they are easily identifiable. According to senior Delhi govern-ment officials, roads that have been identified are near to fire stations, police stations, deputy commissioners office, SDM’s office and hospitals. It is not uncom-mon to see an emergency vehicle getting caught in a traffic snarl on Delhi’s roads. “Generally people don’t give way to ambulances and other emergency vehi-cles. It is not only the PCRs and ambulances that need space. Disaster can come in any form and sometimes when there is a building collapse, even equipment such as JCBs have to be travel from once place to another. Due to this precious time is also lost when ferrying the injured from one place to another,” a se-nior Delhi government official said. The Emergency was a conjuncture of different complexes. Individual elements of these complexes are always with us.

“If Manmohan Singh was a “mute” Prime Minister, Narendra Modi is “super mute” Prime Minister”

Varun Dhawan and Sidharth Malhotra to turn brothers for ‘Ram Lakhan’ remake!

- Senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh said on Thursday while attacking Modi for maintaining silence on a host of issues and controversies.

Agency | Mumbai

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) re-cently examined Sooraj Pancholi in the death case of Jiah Khan. The Bol-lywood actor who will make his Bollywood de-but with Salman Khan’s Hero is likely to be sum-moned for examination soon. In May, the CBI questioned the actor’s fa-ther Aditya Pancholi and following that, carried search at their residence. The Nishabd actress was found hanging from a ceiling fan at her Juhu home on June 3, 2013. Post this, Jiah’s mother Rabia Khan had alleged that the actress was in a relationship with Aaditya Pacholi and Zareena Wa-

Agency | Mumbai

Bollywood actor Arjun Kapoor cele-brated his 30th birthday today. The ac-tor was born on June 26, 1985. Arjun Kapoor is one of the smartest young actors to have debuted in the recent times. With just six movies old, Arjun has been successful in making a serious mark in the Bollywood industry. His performances make the audience feel that he is not a new entry and rather is a nuanced performer. We saw the actor prove his mettle by giving stellar perfor-mances in movies such as Ishaqzaade, Aurang-zeb, Gunday, 2 States, Finding Fanny, Tevar. And now that actor is geared up to show his performance in the forthcoming film Farzi. He will also be seen in a yet to be titled R Balki movie opposite Ka-reena Kapoor Khan. Speaking some facts about the ac-tor, Arjun Kapoor used to weigh 140kg in his teenage years, but under Salman Khan’s guidance, the actor lost weight and appeared with his fit physique in his debut film. The actor had already faced a bad phase with his father Boney Kapoor marry-ing Sridevi. Another nig shock for him was when his mother Mona Shourie passed away be-fore release of his first film “Ish-aqzaade”. It als said that Arjun Ka-poor used to date Salman’s sister

Agency | Mumbai

Don’t discount the impor-tance of good beginnings. The first 20 minutes of Miss Tanakpur Haazir Ho is anything but a model of clarity. The following happens in that period: Pradhan (Annu Kapoor), an influential Khap Pan-chayat member, searches for his missing wife, in a village fair, who’s secret-ly gone to meet her lover, Arjun (Rahul Bagga); the same fair’s also hosting a beauty pageant for, erm, buffaloes; Arjun and his friends bump into Pandit Ravi Kishanas Bheema

(Sanjay Mishra), a cross between a priest and a quack, who is trying to convince the onlookers that the teenage girl sit-ting decked up on stage is an avatar of almighty. Pradhan then goes to the same charlatan later in the night to find a cure for his impotency; in be-tween, there’s also a scene featuring a shopkeeper selling bras to women, who don’t know their bra size, by hesitantly look-ing at their breasts. These disconnected scenes share one common characteris-tic, though: they try hard to be funny. And this is

a common refrain of the film, too; its attempts at be-ing a comedy are strained, because that end is often reached by compromis-ing common sense, a log-ical story and convincing characters. So early in the film, we know that Arjun is having an affair with Pradhan’s wife, Maya (Hr-ishita Bhatt), but instead of meeting secretly to avoid her husband’s wrath, they roam freely together, quite literally, in broad daylight, like two teenagers recently hit by puberty. The two of them are caught, and an ex-tended sequence is forced out of this plot point.

Agency | Mumbai

Bajirao Mastani’s cos-tume designer, Anju Modi, has revealed that Deepika Padukone will sport a royal style in this film. Anju stated, “Deep-ika will be seen dressed in royal style, plus she is playing a Muslim charac-ter in the film, so we have tried to give her sharara and kurtis”. The design-

er divulged other details of the film as well. Modi added, “Bajirao Mastani is a period movie... So, we have kept old Mughal style Angarkha and Ma-harasthrian style Navwari saris as it’s a story about the Maratha Peshwas”. Bajirao Mastani is a his-torical romance film which is being directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali.

Agency | Mumbai

The trailer of Dhanush’s upcoming Tamil action comedy, ‘Maari’ is final-ly here and it’s definitely got us excited. Directed by Balaji Mohan, the film revolves around a local Chennai goon, played by none other than Na-tional award winning ac-tor Dhanush. The trailer starts off with tales of Maari, who is apparent-ly this powerful ruffi-an that the cops simply cannot lay a finger on. And then enters the sup-

Agency | Mumbai

We were the first ones to tell you that Varun Dhawan and Sidharth Malhotra might be Rohit Shetty and Karan Johar’s choices to play Ram Lakhan in the film’s remake scheduled to go on floors next year. And now, it’s final that the two have indeed been cast as brothers in the film. Varun will be essaying Lakhan, originally played by Anil Kapoor whereas Sidharth will be playing Jackie Shroff’s Ram in the remake. Coincidentally, Jackie had exclusively told dna that he wanted Sidharth to fill in his shoes because he thought he was perfect for the role. Seems Jackie’s wish has been heard. But Anil wanted Ranveer Singh to be cast as Lakhan and we guess, that ain’t happening as of now. What brought about the casting? KJo, of course! Karan has been

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instrumental in giving both Varun and Sid a big ticket Bollywood break and has also ensured that he keeps supporting them in whichever ways possible. While Sid is doing his third film - Brothers - under Karan’s banner, Varun too has signed on a third film - Shuddhi - with Dharma. If the casting falls in place, the Ram Lakhan remake will

be both Sidharth and Varun’s fourth film with the production house. It will also be second time that Varun and Rohit will be teaming up, after Dilwale which is scheduled to release during Christmas week this year. So are you ready to see the SOTY boys team up again? We surely cant wait. The barometric levels have just shot up!

hab’s son Sooraj Pancholi and their relationship was strained. Jiah’s mother claimed that her daugh-ter’s death wasn’t suicide but she was murdered. The Jiah Khan death case took a turn after a foren-sic report was presented by Rabia. The informa-tion privately obtained by Jiah’s mother differed

with that of Mumbai Po-lice The Bombay High Court then directed the case to CBI last year to probe whether the death was suicide or homicide. The Mumbai Police had filed a charge-sheet on January 11, 2014 against a person under Section 306 (abetment of suicide) of IPC.

posedly deadly man in a lungi and shade, strok-ing his impressive curled mustache. Nothing in his area is done without his consent as he controls everything including the heart of a beautiful ‘pow-

der-faced girl, played by Kajal Aggarwal. Interest-ingly, pigeons play an im-portant part in the film as that’s all that Maari cared about in his initial thug years. The film is slated to release on July 17.

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SPORTS ROUNDUPDhoni’s under pressure to Kohli’s gone missing: Takeaways for India from series against BangladeshAgency | Mirpur

India’s tour of Bangla-desh came to an end as Mashrafe Mortaza lifted the ODI series trophy in front of the joyous Dha-ka crowd on Wednesday. The past few months have been a dream for these fans and the play-ers with the World Cup quarter-final appear-ance and a dominating series win over Paki-stan. This tremendous performance against India is the icing on the cake, arguably. So what did we learn about this Indian team from

this series? Amidst the myriad issues that sur-faced during this series – like Dhoni’s captain-cy, Ravindra Jadeja and Ajinkya Rahane’s place in the team, India’s fast bowling etc – the Indi-an vice-captain’s barren run has flown under the radar somewhat. After the century against Pa-kistan in Adelaide, he is yet to register a score of 50-plus in 10 match-es, averaging a shade above 30 for his 247 runs. For a man who has set lofty standards for the last few years, those

Agency | New Delhi

Sony has launched its 2015 flagship phone, the Xperia Z3+ at an event in New Delhi today at a price of Rs 55,990. While in the past we have seen Sony launch two Xperia flagships in a year, this time around Sony has launched only one so far. The Sony Xperia Z3+ houses the Qualcomm Snapdrag-on 810 SoC which has an octa-core processor along with 3GB of RAM and Adreno 430 graphics solution. The metallic frame around the Z3+ is slimmer than the Z3 and the phone is compara-

tively lighter. It comes with a 5.2-inch full HD display and has the adap-tive display technology which lets the display show you a balanced im-age in bright outdoors. The Xperia Z3+ comes with a single nanoSIM configuration and it sup-ports 4G LTE. The phone has 32GB of storage by default and you can in-crease it using the mi-croSD card slot. In terms of connectivity, the Sony Xperia Z3+ includes Bluetooth, Wi-Fi with hotspot, 3G, 4G LTE, GPS/ A-GPS, Glonass, Micro-USB, DLNA and NFC.

Agency | New Delhi

OnePlus has been quite disruptive in the tech startup and mobile devic-es space. After a success-ful launch of the OnePlus One flagship device and an exclusive agreement with Cyanogen, OnePlus is trying out new and in-novative ways of mar-keting its next flagship – the OnePlus 2. In a post on the OnePlus Forum founder Carl Pei said, “We’re excited for the future. As a tech startup, our goal is to push the en-velope, look for new op-portunities, and strive to perfect them. Virtual re-ality holds a monumental amount of potential. With cutting-edge technology, we can explore corners of the world like never

before. We already know that VR will change the face of the entertainment industry, but we’re here to try something new.” The post adds, “A VR launch lets you stand right next to our team and our fans as we unveil our new flagship. You’ll be able to look around as you check out the phone in a new way and maybe even find a few hidden Easter eggs. It’s a new way of thinking about a product launch. We aren’t talking at you; we are talking with you.” Talking on the VR launch of the OnePlus 2, Pei said, “When we thought about doing this launch in VR, we wanted to make sure the viewing experience was simple and straight-forward.

Agency | New Delhi

Before entering the quar-ter final of the Hockey World League Semi-Fi-nal 2015, the India Wom-en Hockey Team are looking forward to take on the Australian eves tomorrow. With both the sides showcasing much agility packed with on-field skills, India and Australia will be seen contesting a very cru-cial match on Saturday. India made an impres-sive comeback post de-feating Poland by 3-1 as they produced a rampant display of stick skills to claim their first win in Pool B of the tourna-ment. The Indian girls started their campaign on a disappointing note

Agency | Mumbai

After being hit by a mas-sive earthquake and mul-tiple after shocks which ravaged the en tire Hima-layan Kingdom, Nepal is slowly but surely getting up on its feet. Amongst the many people who are lending a healing touch to the tragedy-struck coun-try is Mumbai’s physio-therapist and sports med-icine expert, Aijaz Ashai. The physio has been roped in by the Nepal cricket team in its endeavour to make it to the World T20, which will be held in In-dia next February. From

July 10, Nepal will jostle spotlight with 12 other teams in the World T20 qualifiers to be held in Ireland and Scotland. Six of those teams will make the cut. For the record, Nepal had also qualified for the previous edition held in Bangladesh last March. Ashai, who has enjoyed stints with the Mumbai and Delhi Ranji Trophy teams, and also with the Mumbai Indians in the IPL, was impressed by the Nepal cricketers during a 15day camp in Dharamsala last month. “They played two match-

es against Himachal Pradesh and bowled out the opposition for 60 in one of them. It’s a young lot with the average age being 25. They can throw their bodies around. They can have the capacity to pull of brilliant catches and effect run outs. Plus they have a bowler-Som-pal, who clocks 138 kmph, at 21, which is too good for his age. The cap-tain is leading from the front, the coach is han-dling the team well, there is professionalism in the side, and I can see them improve.”

Agency | Karachi

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has requested the International Cricket Council (ICC) to sched-ule a bowling assessment test for all-rounder Mo-hammad Hafeez in Chen-nai. According to a source in the board, the PCB has written to the ICC to carry out a bowling assessment of Hafeez as soon as pos-sible. Hafeez, a batting all-rounder who bowls off-spin, was reported by match officials for having an illegal bowling action

for the second time within a year during the first Test against Sri Lanka at Galle few days ago. Under ICC laws, he has to undergo a bowling assessment test at a ICC accredited lab-oratory within 14 days and can continue to bowl during this period. If he fails the ICC test he can be banned from bowl-ing for 12-months. “The PCB is concerned with the situation with Hafeez and wants the test to be held as soon as possi-ble in Chennai. Because they want a clear picture

of where he stands,” the source said. He said in-ternally the PCB hierar-chy or the national team management were not very hopeful that Ha-feez’s bowling action will be cleared in the lat-est ICC bowling assess-ment test. “It seems Ha-feez will have to focus on his batting a lot more in the coming months to remain in the national team,” the source said. Hafeez is likely to miss the third Test in Sri Lan-ka because of the bowl-ing assessment test.

Agency | New Delhi

The comparisons are in-evitable but perhaps not exactly deserved... yet. China’s Yao Ming stands at seven feet and six inch-es to Satnam Singh’s sev-en foot two inches and he was an established star even before he came to the NBA. He was the third Chinese player to make it into the NBA, but the first to make it big in the league. He dominated the Chinese Basketball Association (averaging a 32.4 points per game in his final season with the Shanghai Sharks) and was the first player picked in the 2002 NBA draft unlike Satnam, who was the 52nd draft pick. And he also went on to become an eight-time NBA All-Star. His rise to fame in the NBA league

Agency | Calgary

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are staggering numbers. But forget the numbers for a moment. The three dismissals in this se-ries tell their own sto-ry. The first match saw him play at a ball on

the sixth stump outside off, with feet not going anywhere and eyes see-ing the cover boundary and not the ball. He was beaten by a harmless straighter one from a

part-time off-spinner who mostly just bowls straighter ones, to get trapped leg-before in the 2nd ODI. The last match saw him play the ugliest of slogs to a well-flighted Shakib al Hasan delivery. All three dismissals were the mark of a man short on confidence – and that is something you would never associate with Kohli. Leaving aside all that, a long, tiring sea-son is no excuse to rock on the back-foot and nudge the ball to the point fielder off a FREE HIT.

directly correlated with a massive increase in the basketball’s popularity in China— according to sports journalist Renjun Bao, NBA viewership in China reportedly rose during Yao’s ten-year ca-reer from 5% to more than 20% of the population and NBA hopes Satnam will do the same for bas-ketball in India. Singh is from Ballo Ke, a village of about 800 in the Indian

state of Punjab. He moved to the United States in September of 2010 as part of a scholarship program between IMG Acade-my and Reliance. There were no basketball courts in his village in Punjab and his dad’s wheat farm is about 6 kms from the nearest paved road. When he landed in the States he spoke no English, but now he can hold proper con-versations.

ada Open Grand Prix badminton tournament here. The 22-year-old Praneeth, seeded 10, de-feated Sri Lanka’s Niluka Karunaratne 14-21, 21-15, 21-15 in a 57-min-ute battle at the Markin MacPhail Centre. The Hyderabad lad, who had risen five places to World No. 33 after reaching the semifinals of the US Open last week, will next take on two-time silver medal-list and former World No. 1 Lee Chong Wei.

by losing a hard fought match against Belgium 0-1. Also, beaten by New Zealand 0-5 in their second outing, India now aims to put in their best efforts so as to perk up their performance in the upcoming match. The two teams met earlier during the Hawke’s Bay Cup 2015 in New Zea-land where India proved

their mettle and held Australia to a goalless draw and in Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games where India lost to Australia 2-4. Keeping the track record of both the teams in mind, Satur-day’s match will be a nail biter as both the teams have given a tough fight to each other whenever they have met.

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An Asiatic lioness, which strayed into a Shiva tem-ple in rain-ravaged Am-reli district and attacked two women devotees, was rescued and released into the jungle after a 15-hour-long operation by forest officials. The incident took place yesterday in Ingrola village when the local women reached the temple to offer prayers and spotted the lioness inside, M R Gurjar, Dep-uty Conservator of forest, Amreli division. As soon as the two women entered the temple, the lioness at-tacked them, leaving the duo injured following which they were admitted to a nearby hospital, the official said. Gurjar said the lioness might have taken shelter inside the temple due to inundation and rising water levels in the Shetrunji river nearby, owing to heavy and inces-sant rains resulting in a flood-like situation there.

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Even as the city grappled with the heavy downpour on Wednesday, braving cave ins as various places and heavy traffic jams due to water logging, the city traffic police on Thursday held a meeting at head-quarters in Shahibaugh to put up a plan for traffic diversion at known places of water logging. Senior traffic department officials said on Wednesday many local residents were seen on the road either man-

aging traffic or rescuing people stuck on the roads or from cave- ins. “We have now started contact-ing these brave hearts who despite of heavy rains were seen on the roads helping people. We will keep their contact numbers and will call them when ever need-ed in such situations. We will also motivate them to continue the good work” said a senior police official. The other important points discussed were about the increasing number plac-

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Even as the city grappled with the heavy downpour on Wednesday, braving cave ins as various plac-es and heavy traffic jams due to water logging, the city traffic police on Thursday held a meeting at headquarters in Shahi-baugh to put up a plan for traffic diversion at known places of water logging. Senior traffic department officials said on Wednes-day many local residents were seen on the road either managing traffic or rescuing people stuck on the roads or from cave- ins. “We have now started contacting these brave hearts who despite of heavy rains were seen on the roads helping people. We will keep their contact numbers and will call them when ever need-ed in such situations.

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One of the fastest su-percomputers in India named after eminent scientist Dr Vikram Sarabhai was inaugurat-ed Friday at the Physi-cal Research Laboratory (PRL), an organisation that was founded by him at Ahmedabad in 1947. “This is the first super-computer in Gujarat of this magnitude,” said Utpal Sarkar, director of PRL where the su-percomputer of the High Performance Computing Cluster was formally un-veiled by Professor UR Rao, chairman of PRL Council of Management. Dilip Angom, who led the team in building this supercomputer at PRL said, “Christened as

VIKRAM-100, this su-percomputer is the 13th fastest supercomput-er in India and is more powerful than 200 desk-top computers.” “This computer is also about 50 times more power-ful than the one we had earlier. This supercom-puter, with a very high computational capaci-ty, can be used to solve advanced computational problems related to field of science,” said Angom on the sidelines of the inaugural function. This centrally-run supercom-puter can support sci-entists, researchers and research scholars at PRL who require high perfor-mance computing which cannot be met by desk-top personal computers.

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The sealing of around 165 establishments by the Ahmedabad Munici-pal Corporation (AMC) in Manek Chowk three days ago has led to loss-es worth several crores affecting jewelllers and bullion traders alike with losses likely to rise. AMC had hastily sealed more than 160 establishments in Manek chowk on Tues-day.“The loss to business in last three days has been huge. Despite this being a lean season for bullion trading, the losses have gone into more than Rs 100 crore. The sealed shops in-clude jewellers, retailers, wholesalers and bullion traders,” claimed Dr Piy-ush M Bhansali, president, Shree Choksi Mahajan, Manek Chowk.In a state-ment Bhansali said that

Manek Chowk business-men regularly pay munici-pal tax for commercial use. “AMC had previously sent 2-3 notices asking shop owners to give evidence that they used the premises for commercial purposes. Majority of the business-men had given copies of their electricity, municipal tax bills and also copies of shop and establishments to show that they used the shops for business,” he added.There are around 1,500 bullion traders and jewellers who operate out of Manek Chowk and bullion dealings worth Rs 35 crore- Rs 40 crore take place daily.The jew-ellers also objected over the sealing process. “The sealed the premises with-out verifying if the estab-lishments were residen-tial or commercial.

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The North-West com-mand of the Coast Guard on Thursday morning in-tercepted a sinking dhow MSV Safina Al Meraj based on the specific in-formation and seized foreign-made cigarettes worth Rs 1 crore from the vessel. The Coast Guard also seized two satellite phone from the dhow. Inspector general of North-west Command (Gandhinagar) Coast Guard Kuldeepsingh Sherone said the vessel is reported to have left Sharjah for Salaya in Jamnagar. “We have de-tained nine persons, all locals from Salaya” add-ed Sherone. According to coast Guard officials on 18 June they received an input through Indian Coast Guard Station at Okha about suspicious movement of the dhow.

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NIA constable Devidas Vaishnav, arrested by crime branch on charges of extorting Rs 60 lakh from a city-based busi-nessman, was once post-ed in the ceremonial unit of the Border Security Force (BSF) at Wagah Border in Punjab. “Vaish-nav was posted in the 65th Battalion of the BSF and was deputed to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in 2011,” said a senior crime branch official. After Vaishnav’s arrest along with his three accomplic-es, the city crime branch has now trained its guns on the complainant. Se-nior crime branch offi-cials said they are also investigating the source from where the com-

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A team of Gandhinagar police’s local crime branch (LCB) caught a man for stealing trans-mission cards and other circuits from 15 transmis-sion towers in Ahmed-

abad. Police have recov-ered valuables worth Rs 17.27 lakh from him. Po-lice sources said one Yo-gesh Borde, 29, a resident of Vasna Barrage Road and native of Buldhana, Maharashtra, was held near Zundal bus stand

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Lioness strays into temple, attacks two; rescued in Gujarat

Many prides of lions are usually seen lazing on the banks of the river, said Gurjar. According to him, the animal was rescued after a 15-hour-long operation by a team of forest officials in the wake of torrential rains lashing the area making it difficult to mobilise men

and material for such an operation. Roads leading to the temple were com-pletely submerged after the district received 22 inches of rainfall, he said. However, around 1.30 AM today, forest officials overpowered the lioness and tranquilised it, ending the operation, Gurjar said.

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Ahmedabad locals to help police control jams during downpour

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es of water logging. “In 2013-14 the spots identi-fied by the traffic police by collecting data from the municipal authorities and by also reported by their own officials were approx-imately 84. The number rose to 106 in 2014-15” added a traffic department official. Traffic department officials said they have asked their officers and personnels to immediately chalk up a diversion plan and implement it at such places so that the traffic movement does not get paralyzed. “The places important junctures were water logging is seen are Helmet circle, Panchvati, MithaKali Underbridge, Akbarnagar Underbridge, Pragatinagar, Vejalpur and Jivrajpark” said a traffic department official.

We will also motivate them to continue the good work” said a se-nior police official. The other important points discussed were about the increasing number plac-es of water logging. “In 2013-14 the spots identi-fied by the traffic police by collecting data from the municipal authorities and by also reported by their own officials were approximately 84. The number rose to 106 in 2014-15” added a traffic department official. Traf-

fic department officials said they have asked their officers and per-sonnels to immediately chalk up a diversion plan and implement it at such places so that the traffic movement does not get paralyzed. “The places important junctures were water logging is seen are Helmet circle, Panch-vati, MithaKali Under-bridge, Akbarnagar Un-derbridge, Pragatinagar, Vejalpur and Jivrajpark” said a traffic department official.

ICG units in the Gulf of Kachchh region were alerted and patrolling was beefed up despite adverse weather conditions. “Be-tween the night of June 18 and June20, a number of dhows entering Gulf of Kachchh were boarded and investigated” said a Coast Guard official. Ac-cording to Coast Guard officials, in the morning of June 25, ICG Ship San-

gram intercepted the sus-pected dhow. “On check-ing, we found the stock of cigarattes hidden in the dhow and also two satel-lite phones” said a coast guard official. “The dhow had sustained damage and there was continuous ingress of water. From the safety point of view, the dhow was escorted to Salaya harbor” added a coast guard official.

and police found various electronic circuit boards with him. “During ques-tioning, Borde said that he had worked on mobile towers. He knew the lo-cations of the towers and targeted desolate spots. He visited those towers in past five months on pretext of repairing and extracted DRFU, EDRU, TRS and MMU cards,” said Ashutosh Parmar, inspector of LCB. Offi-cials said that as some of these cards contained silver and other precious metals, Borde sold them to make quick buck.

plainant, Mukund Patel, and his father Gopal Patel had procured the money. “We have written to the Income Tax authorities to verify the source of mon-ey,” said a crime branch official. Meanwhile, the city crime branch offi-cials investigating the case have sent samples of photographs of the four accused — Devi-das, Naresh Brahmbhatt, Ritesh Shah and Shankar Shekhavat — for match-ing them with the imag-es captured in the CCTV footage acquired from the office and three other lo-cations.