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News Brief

Woman raped by six men in

Rajasthan

Mumbai Indians V/s Kolkata

Knight Riders (Mumbai,8:00 PM)

Agency | New Delhi

The International Olym-pic Committee (IOC) will not offer any wild cards for the tennis events at this year’s Rio Olympics which means Indian players will have to qualify for main draws solely on the basis of their rankings. ITF Sec-retary General Juan Mar-gets has clarified that no National Association can apply for wild cards.

Agency | Vishakhapat-nam

A major fire that broke out at a bio-diesel man-ufacturing unit in Vi-sakhapatnam Special Economic Zone (VSEZ) here last evening is still raging even as hectic ef-forts are on to control it, officials said on Wednes-day. Visakhapatnam District Collector N Yu-varaj, who was at the ac-cident site, told PTI that nearly 40 fire fighting engines from Navy, Vi-sakhapatnam Steel Plant, and Port Trust were mak-ing all efforts to put out

Agency | New Delhi

The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed the Maharshtra Cricket Asso-ciation’s appeal against the Bombay High Court order to shift IPL matches out of the State post April 30. A Bench headed by Chief Justice T.S. Thakur was initially inclined to allow the matches in Ma-harashtra with some strict conditions like the stadi-um authorities will not be permitted to use “even a drop of potable water” for their matches. However, the bench also comprising Justices R Banumathi and U U Lalit dismissed the

Agency | New Delhi

Gold regained its sheen to trade higher by Rs 215 to Rs 29,790 per ten grams as the bullion mar-ket in the national capital reopened after two days of strike, while silver rallied by Rs 775 to Rs 40,975 per kg largely in tune with a firming global trend. Moreover, ongoing wedding season demand supported the uptrend in the precious metal prices.

Agency | Jaipur

A 35-year-old wom-an was allegedly raped by six men here on the pretext of resolving a family dispute, police said today. The wom-an, a resident of Hanu-mangarh, in a police complaint alleged that she was offered help to resolve a family dispute and brought to Jaipur, where she was raped by six men.

SC says President’s Rule to continue

No tennis wild cards for Rio

Olympics

Gold glitters as jewellers call off

strike

Today MaTch IPL 2016

No floor test on April 29; SC extends stay on HC order“Uttarakhand crisis”

Visakhapatnam: Fire yet to be controlled at bio-diesel company, no casualties

the fire, that erupted at the Bioxmax Fuels Ltd company premises in Duvvada area here at around 7.30 PM yester-day. No casualties were reported in the incident so far, he said, adding that the blaze occurred in the storage area and

no worker was present in close proximity of the mishap site. Biomax Fu-els Ltd has a manufactur-ing capacity of five lakh tonnes of bio-diesel from multi-feedstock at VSEZ. The Collector said out of 18 storage tanks locat-ed at the site, 12 caught

fire. It is expected to be brought under control by this evening as the en-tire oil in the tanks has to burn completely, he said. The authorities are taking steps to avoid the fire from spreading to six other tanks which are there in the same area, he said. District Fire Officer J M Rao said they were yet to ascertain the cause of the massive blaze. As the flames spread rapidly from one tank to another within minutes, the fire tenders were unable to reach the storage area, he said.

No more IPL matches in drought-hit Maharashtra

petition and said that let the matches be shifted out of the state. At the outset, senior advocate P Chid-ambaram and A.M. Singh-vi, appearing for the State cricket bodies, sought a stay on the Bombay High Court order, saying that they will not be using po-table water for any crick-eting activity in stadiums

in Mumbai and Pune and rather use treated sewage water. The Bench, during the hearing, sought re-sponse from the lawyers about the claim that 60 lakh litres of water would be required for mainte-nance of the grounds on the eve of IPL matches which were scheduled to be played in the state.

Agency | New Delhi

BJP MP Ram Prasad Sharma came to the Parliament riding a horse on Wednesday, marking his protest against the odd-even scheme implemented by the AAP-led gov-ernment in Delhi. He labelled the horse a ‘pollution free vehicle’. The MPs have de-manded an exemption from the odd-even scheme saying that it disrupts their work. The Delhi government deployed air-condi-

BJP MP rides a horse to Parliament to protest against odd-even scheme

tioned DTC buses for the MPs so that they can travel during the odd-even scheme. No BJP MP, howev-er, hailed the bus citing reasons of inconvenience. Only Anshul Ver-ma, BJP Lok Sabha MP from Har-doi, Uttar Pradesh took the bus. “I could have called a ferry but I did not. I thought ‘why not take the DTC bus’,” said Verma. BJP MP Vijay Goel, who had earlier vio-lated the scheme, also came to the Parliament on Wednesday with a car pasted with news reports and slogans against the scheme.

Ram Prasad Sharma labelled the horse a

‘pollution free vehicle’

BJP denies Sonia’s character assassination charge in chopper deal

Agency | New Delhi

Denying Congress pres-ident Sonia Gandhi’s charge of character as-sassination in the Agust-aWestland chopper deal, the BJP said it did not indulge in any vendetta against her. The Bhara-tiya Janata Party said she should rather clarify the issue with an Italian court that mentioned her name along with oth-

ers from the then Unit-ed Progressive Alliance government in the chop-per deal. “The govern-ment is all for a probe in the matter. It’s a gen-uine request by her, but she should clarify it with the Italian court that has come out with her name,” union Minister Rajiv Pratap Rudy told the media at Parliament House here. “She thinks we hold (political) ven-detta against her, but why will the court have any vendetta against her?” he asked, adding that she herself should find it out.

SC asks Sahara group to furnish details of all properties

Agency | New Delhi

The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Sahara group to furnish details of all its prop-erties in a sealed cover to ascertain the fact as to whether they are suf-ficient for paying back the entire amount to the investors. A three-judge bench headed by chief justice T.S. Thakur, how-ever, refused to grant pa-role to Sahara chief Sub-rata Roy, who is in jail since 4 March 2014, say-ing that so far its orders have not been complied with “substantially”. “We

Agency | New Delhi

President’s rule will con-tinue in Uttarakhand and an April 29 floor test in the Assembly, ordered by the Uttarakhand High Court will not take place, as the Supreme Court to-day extended its stay on the quashing of Central rule. Hearing the Cen-tre’s appeal against the High Court order, revok-ing President’s rule, the apex court framed sev-en tough questions and even gave liberty to the Attorney-General to in-clude other questions the government would like to be addressed. The bench comprising Justices Di-pak Misra and Shiva Kirti

Singh posted the matter for further hearing on May 3 amidst indication that the verdict may be pronounced before the court breaks for summer vacation by the middle of next month. The bench made it clear that it was extending the stay on the High Court verdict till further orders on the consent of parties. Senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for Mr. Rawat, said there was no question of opposing the bench’s stand on con-tinuing with the interim order staying the High Court’s order for few more days. During the hearing, the bench said possibly the answer to the

should know about the total assets of the Sahara group. What exactly is the extent of properties, we must know. Current-ly, 66 properties of the group are scheduled to go on sale which will gener-ate around Rs6,000 crore. “This might be enough for securing Roy’s bail but not to refund the en-tire money to investors. We want the rest of the properties to be brought into focus so you give us a list of properties,” the bench, also comprising Justices A.R. Dave and A.K. Sikri, said.

The court refused to grant parole to Sahara

chief Subrata Roy saying that so far its orders have not been complied with

‘substantially’

current incident would ul-timately be the floor test and asked Attorney Gen-eral Mukul Rohatgi to think over the questions and suggestions put for-ward by it. “The matter has its own gravity and ultimately in such a case prima facie we have to

sustain democracy and if we don’t find merit with the President’s rule then we will have to have a floor test. “Therefore, as

a constitutional concept unless we really vacate our order, not to say lift President’s rule, we have to modify our order and have to say go for the floor test. Think over it,” it said. Attorney Gener-al said that he will think over it and inform the court. The bench also said that this is an emergent situation. While answer-ing various questions Mr. Rohatgi, said President’s rule will be operative for two months till May 27 and if it is upheld by the court, then to have a floor

test will be the discre-ation of the government and if the President’s rule is dismissed, it will be a case of non-existence of Central rule and in that event the direction to the governor will be to call for the floor test. In a high-voltage hearing that commenced at 2 pm in a packed court room, the bench, at the outset, took strong note of the plea of Uttarakhand Chief Sec-retary that he be also al-lowed put forth his views in the matter. “What will the Chief Secretary do? Chief Secretary has noth-ing to do with the matter.

What kind of affidavit he is going to file,” the bench said. The court then list-ed out seven questions which it wanted to de-liberate upon during the course of the hearing and asked Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi and oth-ers to assist it. “Wheth-er the Governor could have sent the message in the present manner un-der Article 175 (2) for conducting floor test,” the bench said in its first question. It further sought response on the question as to whether the disqual-ification of MLAs by the Speaker is a “relevant is-sue” for the purposes of invoking President’s rule under Article 356 of the constitution.

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Editors’ Picks

THURSDAy, APRIL 28, 2016

QUOTE OF THE

DAYJudiciary is part of the problem of judicial vacancy and case pendencyIf the police cannot control crime, the top police officers are held responsible. If a company per-forms badly, its managing director would be held accountable. If the judiciary fails to deliver mean-ingful justice in a reasonable time, we try and find reasons everywhere except within the judiciary. There is a need to look at the problem with some logical and mathematical rigour, instead of mere-ly repeating the myth that all faults in the nation must be ascribed to the politician and government. The anguish of Chief Justice of India T.S. Thakur should lead us to attempt to really understand the problem and find a solution. Instead, random state-ments have been made that India must have at least two to four times the current sanctioned strength of judges. The government is considering fast-track special courts for commercial disputes. This shows scant concern for the poor who may be innocent but are rotting in prisons as undertrials. The entire talk of fast-tracking certain cases implies pushing someone else back. The unfortunate part is that the nation is not horrified at this suggestion, which would imply violating Article 14 of our Constitu-tion within our temples of justice. I have studied the data from the Supreme Court’s website, and if one understands it rationally, it can be eye-open-ing. Analysing this data leads one to the conclusion that a simple and doable solution stares us in the face. First, it destroys the myth that the backlog is growing at a rapid pace. The total number of pend-ing cases each year on January 1, 2009-14 were 303, 314, 319, 315, 316, and 322 lakh. This shows that the backlog is not growing at a galloping pace as is commonly believed. To appreciate these fig-ures, we must also understand that each year, about 200 lakh cases are instituted and around the same number of cases is being disposed. The increase in backlog over this six-year period is just 19 lakh, or about 3 lakh per year. This would represent just about a 1.5 per cent increase per year. After or-dering the government to fill all vacancies in the Central Information Commission, there cannot be any justification for the judiciary not to take up the cause of filling all judicial positions. The judiciary and the government must immediately address this issue if they are really concerned for the nation. Hopefully, the CJI will take up the issue of filling all vacancies within six months, and haul up any-one who obstructs this project. Just one example will illustrate this point.

“I played after two weeks. The more I will play, I will get better. I was a bit rusty compared to what I was bowling for last six to eight months. So, as more games come up in next one week or 10 days, I will get better from here,”

- Having returned to the team after recovering from injury, Sunrisers Hyderabad seamer Ashish Nehra said...

Bajrangi Bhaijaan director Kabir Khan heckled at Karachi airport

Priyanka Chopra slams Donald Trump, says banning people primitive

Deepika Padukone’s xXx co-star Ruby Rose wishes to do a Bollywood film

Shahid Kapoor’s character in Udta Punjab being lauded by Punjabi musicians

Agency | Mumbai

Bollywood star Aish-warya Rai Bachchan’s red carpet looks at Cannes may face scrutiny in India but that doesn’t mean she spend sleepless nights wondering what she will wear this year. When asked about her choice of outfit for the upcom-ing Cannes film festival, the actress, who had ear-lier dazzled the audience with her sartorial choices, said, “I think it is a bit in advance as I would be meeting you all soon (re-ferring to promotions of Sarbjit).” She is expect-ed to attend the film fes-tival on May 13 and 14. “Laying out the wardrobe

Agency | Chennai

It’s turning out to be a fruitful year for the beau-tiful and bubbly Hansi-ka Motwani. Yet another Tamil film releases this week close on the heels of Aranmanai 2, Pokki-ri Raja and Uyire Uyire. She is paired opposite Udhayanidhi Stalin in Manithan, the remake of the Hindi film Jolly LLB which starred Arshad Warsi, Boman Irani and Amrita Rao. Chatting to us on the eve of the re-lease, she reveals how her character has been

enhanced and is lengthier than in the original. The original Hindi version had Amrita Rao playing the love interest of hero Ar-shad Warsi, a small time lawyer who goes all out to take up cudgels against powerful lawyer Boman Irani. About her role in Manithan, Hansika says, “I saw the original when it released. We don’t take Manithan as a full remake as many things have been changed for the local fla-vour. In the original, the heroine had a minimal role but here, they have lengthened my role.

Agency | Chennai

Actress Adah Sharma, known for her work in films like “1920”, “Heart Attack” and “Ksha-

Agency | New York

Quantico star Priyan-ka Chopra has criticised Republican presiden-tial front-runner Donald Trump’s call for banning Muslim immigrants, say-ing generalising a type of people is “really primi-tive”. In December last year, Trump gave an ex-traordinary call to bar all Muslims from entering the US, including tour-ists and business travel-lers, a direct challenge to the nation’s constitu-tional right to the free exercise of religion. The Bollywood star shared her views about the bat-

Agency | Mumbai

ajrangi Bhaijaan, Phan-tom and Ek Tha Tiger director Kabir Khan was heckled at Karachi air-port on April 27 for mak-ing ‘anti-Pakistan’ films. Kabir Khan was in Kara-chi on day-long visit to attend a conference and was heading to Lahore.

But as soon as the direc-tor arrived at the Jinnah International airport in Karachi, a few people encircled him and start-ed shouting slogans ‘Shame Shame’. Dem-onstrators shouting an-ti-India slogans mobbed the Bollywood director, loudly asking him why he did not make movies

Agency | New Delhi

Actress Deepika Padu-kone, who is currently shooting for her Holly-wood debut ‘xXx: The Return of Xander Cage’ in Toronto, has inspired

her co-star Ruby Rose to work in a Bollywood film. The ‘Orange Is The New Black’ star took to her Twitter handle and wrote, “Hanging out with @deepikapadukone has made me really want to

do a Bollywood film.” Directed by D. J. Caru-so, the flick also stars Vin Diesel, Nina Dobrev and Samuel L. Jackson in lead roles. ‘xXx’ will hit the theatres on January 20, 2017.

Agency | New Delhi

Shahid Kapoor has once again nailed it with the portrayal of his character Tommy Singh in the up-coming movie ‘Udta Pun-jab’. The actor has been receiving calls, mails and messages from leading musicians of Punjab to congratulate him for his role after watching the

trailer. Punjab has giv-en birth to many singers and rappers, and Shahid Kapoor playing a Puanjb based rockstar in the up-coming film has left ev-eryone spell bound. He has proved his efficiency on screen once again post Haider.Shahid’s spokes-person said, “Shahid has been surprising all as an actor. As Tommy Singh,

he has showcased supe-rior depiction of an ag-gressive rockstar. He has gone a step further and added his own touch to the character by refrain-ing to mimic any existing rockstars. He is receiving a lot of love and appreci-ation from Punjabi rock-star’s and audience alike for his portrayal of Tom-my Singh.”

depicting the role played by the Indian intelli-gence agency RAW in Pakistan. Kabir Khan’s films like Phantom, Ek Tha Tiger were banned in Pakistan at the time of their release.”Phan-tom”, based on a novel by S. Hussain Zaidi, was banned by the Lahore High Court. Starring Saif Ali Khan and Ka-trina Kaif, “Phantom” is about a retired Indian Army officer who leads a mission to kill Pakistani terrorist leader Hafiz Saeed. Kabir Khan’s “Bajrangi Bhaijaan” re-ceived a warm response in Pakistan, where Indi-an movies are always in great demand.

tle against terrorism, which is an important is-sue during the 2016 US presidential race, at the TIME 100 gala on Tues-day night here. The Bol-lywood star’s name has been featured in Time

magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the world alongside Os-car-winning actor Leon-ardo DiCaprio, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, singer Nicki Minaj and Trump.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan reveals how she prepares for Cannes red carpet

Commando 2 is my career’s toughest role so far: Adah Sharma

Actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan at a Mumbai event. The Bollywood

star will complete 15 years on

Cannes red carpet this year

is too early. I am girl on the go. But I have nev-er spent sleepless nights planning the Cannes red carpet,” Aishwarya said. She has been attending the prestigious Cannes Film Festival for last 15 years. “The experience has been different year after year. It has been 15 years, I am thankful to L’Oréal for this. It’s a great exchange of ideas with different people you meet. I am glad I got opportunity to share my thoughts and work at this prestigious festi-val. I feel humbled and privileged to speak there,

represent Indian cinema and be a member of film fraternity. It has been a precious experience,” she said. She also praised ac-tress Priyanka Chopra, Deepika Padukone who are working in West for various ventures. “Kudos to everybody (Priyanka, Deepika) for all frontiers that you wish to achieve. We have appeared on your channel (pointing towards a cameraman) so we feel grateful for that as well. We are glad that we had the opportunity to be covered by you (media),” she said.

Hansika Motwani Went Out of Her ‘Comfort Zone’ For This Movie

nam”, is gearing up to do “full-length action” in Vidyut Jam-mwal-starrer “Commando 2”. She says it’s her career’s toughest role. “This is the first time I’ll be doing full-length action. It’s easi-ly the toughest role of my career. Over the last few months, I’ve been undergoing special work-shops. I don’t think anybody would’ve seen a leading lady like this before,” Adah said. Paired opposite Vidyut, the “Hasee Toh Phasee” actress has already started shooting for the film. Adah’s role has some unique characteristics and she says it will be revealed soon. Produced by Vipul Shah, the latest schedule of the project starts in Mumbai next week. In June-Ju-ly, the team will leave on abroad schedule. Adah is trained in Kalar-ipayattu, and she believes this an-cient martial arts form of Kerala, will come very handy while work-ing on this project.

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SPORTS ROUNDUPEdvantezpartners with 1947-TBI to develop entrepreneurs from across Gujarat

Telenor hints at India exit, runs up huge operating loss

Moto 360 Sport in India at Rs 19,999; will be Flipkart exclusive

Agency | Mumbai

Posting a huge operating loss of 3,100 million Norwegian Krone (around Rs 2,530 crore) for its Indian telecom business, Telenor today hinted at exiting India if it fails to procure spectrum at rea-sonable rates. At the same time, the Indian arm of Telenor looks to expand 4G footprint and said it would offer the lowest tariff for these services as part of its affordable pricing strategy. While announcing financial results in Norway, Telenor global CEO Sigve Brekke said, “Long terms pres-ence in India is dependent on our ability to secure additional spectrum. We are not able to compete with current spectrum portfolio we have in growing data market.” Brekke said that company is looking at solution to procure spectrum and “a price that

we can justify”.

TVM Agency | Mumbai

Edvantez, India’s only 360 degree e-Commerce training and education companyhas partnered with 1947-TBI to provide the training, mentoring and fundingto entrepreneurs of this incubation center which runs in partnership of Infocity and approved by Gujarat govt. The training will be provided through online medium as well as regular contact programs for the many thousands of entrepreneurs, retailers and SMEs Serial entrepreneurs and found-ers of Edvantez, Mr Nayan Bheda and Mr Ashish Jhalani will be developing entrepreneurs from across Gujarat through 1947-TBI and their regu-lar interaction with these entrepreneurs will help to build their ideas, build a robust business model, business plan, strategise for product development and groom them to pitch in front of investors. Ed-vantez is looking to train atleast hundred thousand entrepreneurs nationally which symbolizes the ad-

vantage of acquiring education online.

Agency | New Delhi

Motorola, which recently launched Moto 360 (2015) smartwatch in India, has now announced Moto 360 Sport at Rs 19,999. The smartwatch is available in black colour variant, exclusively on Flipkart. Moto 360 Sport is equipped with a built-in GPS, optical heart-rate monitor and mu-sic player. It is built of silicone, and comes with side ventilation channels. It runs Android Wear and is compatible with most fitness apps like Map-MyRun, Under Armour Record, Strava, Google Fit and Fitbit. The Moto Body feature records users data and syncs it to the apps. Moto 360 Sport has a 35 mm Any-Light-Hybrid display, with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection. The smartwatch comes with an Always-On display. It is IP67 certified, which means that Moto 360 Sport is dust and wa-ter-resistant. Also, users sync playlists and pod-casts from Google Play Music to listen to them us-ing a Bluetooth earphone. Moto 360 Sport records and shows a detailed summary of a user’s weekly workout and progress. It sports dual digital mics. Moto 360 Sport is powered by 1.2 GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, coupled with 512 MB RAM and 4 GB internal storage.

IPL 2 6

Agency | New Delhi

Not only Indian men but now women will also take part in Indian National Rally championship. TVS Racing has roped in its first woman rider, Shreya Sunder Iyer to race for

their team. She will be the first women rider to take part in nay racing in In-dia. Shreya Sunder Iyer, 24 who has a dreamt of building a career in mo-tor racing began riding at the age of 17. Shreya first came to limelight, when

Agency | New Delhi

Deepika Kumari earned the title of Padma Sri ear-lier in the year and she has now equalled the world record tally of points in a single event. India’s ace archer now stands toe to toe at the top of the pile with South Korean archer Ki Bo-Bae, who was the

Agency | Mumbai

Cricket icon Sachin Ten-dulkar, among the richest sportsmen in the country, on Tuesday recalled a time in his life when he did not have money to hire a cab for a ride home from the railway station on his re-turn from Pune after an under-15 cricket game. ”I was only 12 years old and was selected to play for the Mumbai under-15 team. I was excited, car-ried some money and we went to Poona (Pune) to play three matches and it started raining there,” Tendulkar said at the launch of ‘digibank’ ini-tiative of DBS. “When I got my turn, I was out on 4, run-out. I was only 12

Agency | Mumbai

The desire of an elusive Olympic medal may re-unite two of the best In-dian tennis stars- Mahesh Bhupathi and Leander Paes. The duo, nicknamed as ‘Indian Express’ have had many laurels to their name together, but they have failed to win an Olympic medal togeth-er. Paes, however won a bronze medal in Singles at the 1996 Atlanta Olym-pics. The rift between the two began when Paes, who had been Bhupathi’s partner for several years, questioned his commit-ment to Team India fol-lowing a loss to Chinese Taipei team in the 2006 Asian Games. Paes once

One last hurrah? Mahesh Bhupathi-Leander Paes might reunite for Rio 2016

Deepika Kumari equals world record in recurve event at archery World Cup

Indian Premier League 9: I will get better as I play more games, says Ashish Nehra

South Korea reveals long-sleeved athlete clothing for Rio

first to get to the score of 686/720 back in 2015. Deepika’s feat lands as another big shot in the arm for Indian sports, which is on the upswing since the turn of the year. Deepika has already qual-ified for the Rio Olympics in 2016 and has won sil-ver medals for India in the 2012 and 2013 World

Cups. The 21-year-old also won gold in the 2010 Commonwealth games for individual and group. She won a Bronze in the 2010 Asian Games too, which was another group event. Deepika clinched qualifi-cation for Rio through her performance at the World Championships in Copen-hagen last year.

Agency | Hyderabad

Having returned to the team after recovering from injury, Sunrisers Hyder-abad seamer Ashish Neh-ra said he was a bit “rusty” against Rising Pune Su-pergiants but expressed confidence that he would get better as he plays more games in the ongoing IPL tournament. “I played af-

ter two weeks. The more I will play, I will get better. I was a bit rusty compared to what I was bowling for last six to eight months. So, as more games come up in next one week or 10 days, I will get better from here,” he said in a post-match press conference after SRH lost to RPS by 34 runs in a rain-hit match. Electing to bowl

first, Pune restricted Sun-risers to a poor 118-8. In response, Pune made 94-3 in 11 overs before rain in-terrupted the match. Pune won by 34 runs by Duck-worth Lewis method. Though disappointed to end up losing the match, Nehra, however, said it is part of the game and learning from mistakes is the way forward.

Agency | Seoul

South Korea’s Olympic committee on Wednes-day unveiled long-sleeved shirts and pants it says will help protect the coun-try’s Olympic athletes from the mosquito-borne Zika virus at this year’s games in Rio de Janeiro. The sets of clothing will be dyed with mosquito-re-pellent chemicals and will be worn by athletes during

ceremonies, training and at the athletes’ village, the Korean Olympic Com-mittee said. The commit-tee said it couldn’t make changes to the uniforms worn during competition because of strict rules and performance concerns, al-though athletes will be al-lowed to use spray during competition. Brazil has been fighting to stem the spread of the Zika virus

stated in an interview that although he and Bhupathi are friends, he did not consider pairing with his former teammate. How-ever, for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, they decided to play together for their country, and lost in the quarterfinals to the even-tual champions Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka. After a gap of 9 years of not play-ing a Grand Slam, the duo reunited for the 2011

Australian Open and also claimed runners-up spot. But the 2012 Olympics acted as the last nail in the coffin in their rela-tionship when Bhupathi refused to partner Paes for the Men’s Double event. He accused AITA of using Sania Mirza as bait for Leander’s partic-ipation in the Olympics. After much confusion, AITA decided to send two teams for the Men’s Doubles competition.

Though disappointed to end up losing the match,

Nehra, however, said it is part of the game and learning

from mistakes is the way forward

she became the first In-dian woman rider to suc-cessfully complete a ride across the sand dunes in Dubai. In just six days, she completed 2,000 kms in Southern India and even crossed the isolated Suru valley in Himala-yas. TVS Racing began 33 years ago when Sund-aram Clayton Limited (a TVS Group company) in-troduced its 50 cc mopeds into road racing. Since then it has been active-ly participating on and off- road racing events such as road racing, Su-per-cross and Motocross, Dirt Tracks, Rally etc.

TVS Racing rope in Shreya Sunder Iyer as first Indian women rider

Deepika Kumari

scored 686/720 to equal the earlier

world-record score of 686/720 set by South

Korea’s Ki Bo-Bae in 2015

When Sachin Tendulkar had no money in pocket for a cab ride home

and could barely run at a decent pace. I was disap-pointed and came back to the dressing room crying and after that I did not get another chance to bat,” he said. ”Because it had rained, we had nothing to do the whole day, except to go out, watch a movie and eat. Without knowing how to spend my money and how to equally pace

myself and save mon-ey, I finished everything and when I came back to Mumbai by train there was not a penny in my pocket. “I was carrying two big bags, we got off at Dadar station and I had to walk to Shivaji Park because I had no money,” Tendulkar recalled, ruing that it was the pre-cell phone era.

which is known to cause severe birth defects, in-cluding microcephaly, a condition in which a ba-by’s head is significant-ly smaller than normal. The threat of Zika has emerged as a major con-cern in the buildup to this year’s Olympics along with construction delays and the political turmoil in Brazil. A team of South Korean government and Olympic officials visited Rio de Janeiro earlier this month to inspect Olympic venues and local hospitals that could treat the infect-ed. The Korean Olympic Committee said it expects to soon provide guidelines to Olympic athletes and others travelling to the games about how to pro-tect themselves from Zika.

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Correspondent | Daman

Daman police on Wednes-day said they have de-tained 11 students of an engineering college in Anand district of Gujarat for alleged gang-rape of a 20-year-old girl. The girl has already filed an FIR, said the superintendent of police Eish Singhal. “The girl is from Gujarat and is living here for higher studies. She lodged an FIR claiming that nine to 10 youths abducted and raped her between April 21 and 22 in Daman and later in Anand. We de-tained 11 youths today,” said Singhal. “We are yet to verify the allegations so we have not arrest-ed them. All of them are residents of various parts of Gujarat and studying in the third year of engi-neering course.” The girl said in the complaint that she had met some of the accused through a social media platform. She was abducted in a car from Airport road in Daman

Correspondent | Ludhiana

Following the 10-day tour by Punjab officials to Brazil to study its indige-nous cow breed ‘Gir’, the state government has now decided to import high quality Gir bull semen from the South American country. The move has, however, come under se-

vere criticism from dairy farmers. A six-member delegation, including two dairy farmers, had gone to Brazil on the directions of Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal. The govern-ment has been focussing on improving and pro-moting indigenous breeds in Punjab. Punjab’s dairy

farmers, however, blasted the government’s latest move. “This is ridicu-lous. They are misleading the dairy farmers already trapped in debt,” said Daljit Singh, president of Progressive Dairy Farm-ers Association, the larg-est association of dairy farmers in Punjab.

Correspondent | Thane

Traffic department in Mumbai today created a green corridor for trans-porting a harvested heart of a Surat-based teenager for an emergency heart transplant surgery of a 43-year-old man at a hos-pital in Mulund in the dis-trict. The heart, that set out its journey from Su-rat reached the operation theatre in Fortis Hospital in a matter of 1.15 hours covering a distance of 269 kms. From Mumbai airport the heart reached the hospital in less than half-an-hour. Surgeons at the Fortis Hospital in Mulund successful-ly conducted the heart transplant surgery on the patient from Alwar, Rajasthan, who suffered from dilated cardiomy-opathy. The transplant became possible when a

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday issued notic-es to the Central and state governments on a petition challenging the power of the state government to frame environment pol-icy. The petitioner, a re-sort based in Gir forest area land of Asiatic li-ons, has contended that the policy pertaining to environmental law is a subject matter of Central government. The divi-sion bench, led by Chief Justice R Subhash Red-dy, issued notices to the state and Central govern-ment for their response by June 14 after summer vacation.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Photographs of gun-wielding women at a religious celebration in Gujarat have caused a flutter, with police launching an investiga-tion into the matter. Im-ages showing the women from a former Kutiyana MLA’s family decked in

gold and ammunition and wielding shotguns were widely shared, triggering speculation over whether the weapons were fired. Bhura Munja, an ex-MLA and brother-in-law of ‘Godmother’ Santok-ben Jadeja, clarified that none of the weapons were discharged. “These pho-tographs were taken on

Correspondent | Surat

Poornima Arvind Pakvasa, freedom fighter Odis-si exponent Sonal Mansingh’s mother, passed away on Monday at 103. An eminent social work-er who worked for the empowerment of tribals in the Dangs, where she spent her entire life, Pak-vasa was cremated on Tuesday in the presence of her dancer daughter. Pakvasa is survived by two daughters — Aarti and Sonal — and son, Anuj. While Sonal lives in Delhi, Aarti and Anuj are based in Mumbai. Pakvasa’s work in the district had earned her the epithet, “Didi of the Dangs”. She was sent to jail for participating in the Dandi march. She met Kasturba Gandhi there and taught her English. She established the Ritambhara Kan-ya Vidyapith at Saputara hill station in the Dangs district in south Gujarat where tribal girls were educated. The Dangs district administration of-ficials, along with leaders from different parties, participated in the funeral procession, which start-ed from Saputara and congregated at Nawagam. The funeral was attended by her three children and their kids. Along with them, over thousands of girl students of Ritambhara Kanya Vidyapith came to pay their last respects. Hasmukh Desai, who is in-charge of the school, said, “We have lost a great soul and feel orphaned. Poornimaben was bed-rid-den due to ill health and age. I was by her side at the school quarters late on Monday evening when she breathed her last. We immediately called her children and informed them about her demise. We have arranged prayer on Wednesday afternoon at the school premises.”

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Quick-gun women! Festival or wedding, Gujarat is armed to celebrate

Surat donor’s heart reaches Thane hospital via green corridor

Freedom fighter, ‘Didi of Dangs’, dies at 103 in Surat

Power of Gujarat to frame forest policy: HC issues notices to state govt, Centre

April 12 when we organ-ised Pothi Yatra on Bhag-wat Saptah occasion. Weapons are symbol of Rajput power, so we dis-played the weapons in a procession,” he said in his statement to the Por-bandar police who report-edly made inquiries into the incident. Police are investigating the matter under the Arms Act 1959. While the images may be uncommon, the instance is not. People display-ing and/or firing arms at functions are a mark of a family’s importance and influence, and is increas-ingly becoming a regular feature in Gujarat. Re-cently, Indian cricketer Ravindra Jadeja found himself in the middle of a controversy when a video showing a man firing into the air at his wedding was widely shared.

Daman: 11 students from Gujarat detained for alleged gangrape

and then taken to a place in Bhimpore area, the FIR says.

17-year-old boy was de-clared brain dead at Sun-shine Global Hospital in Surat, following a head injury during a road acci-dent. The youth’s family consented to donate their his organs to save lives of four deserving recip-ients by donating his heart, kidneys and liver. “Airport and Traffic au-thorities of both cities

came together to swiftly lay the green corridor be-tween Surat and Mumbai for the transportation of the heart. The road map and the flight map was immediately put in place and the donor heart left Sunshine Global Hospi-tal, Surat at 10.33 AM reaching Surat Airport at 10.38 AM,” an official statement said.

Pakvasa’s work in the district had earned her the epithet, “Didi of the Dangs”

Now, Punjab wants to import ‘better’ Gir bull semen from Brazil