Ss eng 28 06 2015

Gujarat’s Amreli battles worst flood in 90 years, Rs 4 lakh ex gratia for kinNews Brief

PM to visit Varanasi, launch power

schemeAgency | Varanasi, Jun 27

Prime Minister Naren-dra Modi will launch the Integrated Power Development Scheme aimed at ensuring 24x7 power for all, during his visit here tomorrow. Modi is scheduled to arrive at the LBS In-ternational airport at Babatpur where Uttar Pradesh Chief Minis-ter Akhilesh Yadav and Governor Ram Naik would receive him. From the airport, he will travel by helicopter and road to Banaras Hin-du University (BHU), where he would inau-gurate the newly built trauma centre.

Gold advances on modest buying

support; silver fallsAgency | Mumbai, Jun 27

Gold gained further momentum in lacklus-tre trade at the domes-tic bullion market here on stray demand from jewellery stockists and investors following better overseas cues. On the other hand, silver moved down owing to sluggish in-dustrial offtake. Stan-dard gold (99.5 purity) edged up by Rs 15 to finish at Rs 26,385 per 10 grams from Fri-day’s closing level of Rs 26,370. Pure gold (99.9 purity) also went up by a similar margin to settle at Rs 26,535 per 10 grams against Rs 26,520.

Refined palmolein edges up in steady

tradeAgency | Mumbai, Jun

27

Refined palmolein prices edged up in an otherwise mute Vashi oils and oilseeds whole-sale market here today on mild retail offtake. While, groundnutoil, castorseeds bold, cas-troil commercial and linseedoil ruled stable in the absence of any largescale buying ac-tivity. In the edible seg-ment, refined palmolein inched up by Re 1 per 10 kg to Rs 505 from overnight closing level of Rs 504. Groundnuto-il closed unchanged at Rs 970 per 10 kg.

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Gujarat death toll touches 80Gujarat govt races to assess loss, arrest epidemic as waters recede

Sunvilla News | Amreli

Following heavy rain in Saurashtra on Thursday, Rashtriya Swayamse-vak Sangh(RSS) Gu-jarat volunteers have started offering their services by distributing food packets, cleaning work, disposal of dead animals etc tasks. RSS first surveyed 26 most severely affected vil-lages and then prepared 4,500 kits of essential items and food pack-ets through local work-ers in Rajkot, Morbi, Wankaner, Shihor, Bo-tad, Bhavnagar and Ju-nagadh etc places. 8-10 kg kits containing food items were distributed along with cloths and other things. 800 vol-unteers of RSS are in-


Bagasara, Kunkavav, Ba-bapur, Chalala, Amreli and affected urban/rural areas of flood-hit Amre-li district are witnessing cleaning task on war foot basis. Rajkot, Bahvnagar, Junagadh, Vadodara and Surat Municipal Corpo-rations are extending their cooperation in cleaning task. Total 66 teams from 7 Municipalities of district are active in cleaning work involving 910 employees. They have disposed off

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Saturday said it would strengthen its organisa-tional base in Gujarat on the lines of Delhi. AAP leader Ashish Khetan, who announced his ap-pointment as the observ-er of Gujarat, briefed re-porters about the party’s future plan in the state. “Our aim is to strengthen the party cadre right from the booth level. Just like we built our cadre in Del-hi, it will be done in Gu-jarat,” he said. “We did a historic work in Delhi and the party, which was formed just two years back, now has presence


As many rural roads and state highways are washed away follow-ing very heavy rains and flood in Amreli district of Gujarat, the State Trans-port(ST) bus services were partially on halt. In total 7 depot of GSRTC in Amreli district, total

scheduled routes are 306, of which 270 routes have been made functional. Services on other routes will start functioning on Sunday according to district collector of Am-reli Shri HR Suthar. 53 dumpers, 37 tractors and 35 JCB machines are ac-tive in road repair works in Amreli district. Major

“Gujarat flooding”

800 RSS volunteers at service in flood-hit Amreli, 425 more to join

1,000 staff, 25 JCB, 35 dumpers cleaning flood-hit Amreli

All major damaged highways in flood-hit Amreli to be made functional tomorrow

After Delhi, Aam Aadmi Party to strengthen base in Gujarat


The Gujarat government is assessing losses in Am-reli district and parts of Saurashtra affected by re-cent heavy rains. Heavy rain due to a deep depres-sion over the Arabian Sea this week left at least 70 people dead across sev-eral districts of Gujarat. Saurashtra has been the worst hit, with several areas receiving 200 mm of rainfall in a day. “The water has receded and rescue operations have been completed. A survey is on to assess the loss. The affected, including farmers, will be compen-sated. Measures are also being taken to avert epi-demics,” Gujarat’s Health

250 MT garbage. At pres-ent 20 JCB machines are active in cleaning tasks inf flood-affected areas. Rajkot, Bhavnagar, Jun-agadh, Vadodara and Su-rat Municipal Corpora-

tions have extended help by providing 25 JCB, 35 dumpers and tractors with 300 employees. These de-tails were shared by Anju Sharma, district guardian secretary of Amreli.

Photo by : Jignesh Rudani

volved in service and another 425 are going to join them on Sunday ac-cording to Vishwa Sam-vad Kendra statement

issued from Ahmed-abad. Under guidance of RSS Gujarat Prant Sah Karyavah Shri Kishor-bhai Mungalpara, Vibhag

Karyavah Shri Deven-drabhai Dave, the entire task is being coordinated from Khedaval Brahman Samaj Boarding.

Photo by : Jignesh Rudani

damaged roads will be made functional by Sun-day evening. 23 out of 26 roads under Road and Building(R&B) depart-ment, Amreli are func-tional. Other three roads, Amreli-Chalala-Dhari have been made func-tional today evening. Savarkundla-Randhola and Chalala-Bagasara roads have suffered ma-jor damages. They will be made functional by tomorrow evening. 26 of 45 roads under Road and Building(R&B) depart-ment(Panchayat) Amreli are functional. Repair-ing of 9 roads will be completed by tomorrow afternoon. These details were shared by district guardian secretary Anju Sharma.

on each and every street and colony of the nation-al capital. The traditional parties, which did politics on money and muscle power, were wiped out in Delhi,” he added. AAP was not happy with the work done on expansion and cadre building in Gu-jarat as the entire focus

was on Delhi election, Khetan said. “The party has now decided that over the next six months, AAP will reach each and ev-ery village, town, tehseel, ward as well as each and every city. Party’s com-mittees will be formed at the booth level,” he said. AAP has divided

Gujarat into five zones- South, North, Central, Saurashtra and Ahmed-abad region, Khetan said, adding, “I will conduct a tour of entire Gujarat along with four other members of my team. We will have dialogues with people and party workers.” “First of all, we will expand the party and build cadre. We will begin with zone level. Zone-level committees, district level committees will be formed and then we will make booth lev-el committee. Later, we will do restructure in the state level committee,” he said.

Gujarat floods kill 7 lions, more than a dozen still missing

One of many lions among other animals that have died during the ongoing floods washed ashore at Krankach village, in Am-reli. Two doctors from the forest department went through knee-deep slush and hip-deep flood waters and reported that some animals including lions have died.

Minister Nitin Patel said. The state government has announced compen-sation of Rs 4 lakh each to the families of the vic-tims. As the depression

moved towards Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday, it was estimated nearly 400 villages in Amreli district had been affect-ed. Several villages in

GUJARAT RAINS IMPACTDeath toll: Over 70

Compensation for deceased: Rs 4 lakh per person

Cash doles so far: Rs 44 lakhsPowerless villages: 40

Mobile health clinics: 7Sanitation workers deployed: 3,000

Amreli, Porbandar and Bagasara were cut off as roads were washed away.

Nearly 1,700 houses in Rajkot have collapsed. Around 300,000 hectares

of land in Amreli district have been damaged. “We have formed 61 teams to assess damage across the district,” said Pradipsinh Parmar, Amreli’s dis-trict agriculture officer. The Gujarat agriculture department estimates kharif sowing at 1.34 million hectares, or 15 per cent, till June 22. Of this 1 million hect-

ares are in Saurashtra. Over 1,500 villages and towns in Saurashtra were affected by power cuts and 40 were still blacked out, government sources said. The Paschim Gu-jarat Vij Company esti-mates damage to 11,000 electric poles and 1,000 feeder lines. “Assets worth over Rs 18 crore have been lost.

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SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 2015

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DAYIs Lalit Modi a fugitive?There is a serious crisis in the media. This has to do with presentation — sorry, shouting — of biased opinions. Consider the case of Lalit Modi as fugitive, as claimed by the Congress and most sections of the mainstream media. Indulging in a bit of hyperbole, former UPA minister Jairam Ramesh opined: “This has never happened in independent India before, where a former chief minister and leader of oppo-sition has batted for a fugitive.” Even BJP MP R.K. Singh confidently stated (and he should know, he was a former home secretary): “If anybody helps a bhagoda [fugitive], it is wrong. This is wrong legally as well as morally.” Leading journalists have joined the politicians in coming to extravagant conclusions. However, both decency and common sense require a prior question to be asked (sorry, but can you keep the stone-throwing till after you have heard the ar-gument?): What is the evidence that Lalit Modi is a fugitive? If he is, then no question that we should stone him and all who have supported him — if not, should we not stone the opinion-makers? External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj informed the Brit-ish government that the NDA government would have no objection to Lalit Modi travelling outside England; a clearance from the Indian government was deemed necessary because the UPA had denied Lalit Modi his citizenship rights of travel. Denial on what grounds? Unknown. Maybe a case of a man who knew too much. The UPA’s reason: Lalit Mo-di’s travelling outside England would “adversely af-fect bilateral relations”! Rajasthan CM Vasundhara Raje’s alleged crime was that she signed a letter, in 2011, in support of her family friend’s application for immigration to the UK. If Lalit Modi is not a fugitive, it is expected that friends would help him out. Even that is not necessary since the state should not be denying citizenship rights to any individual without cause. So was (is) Lalit Modi a fugitive, or is this just a figment of a fertile prime-time imagi-nation? The simple answer, from all available data, is “no”. The legal definition of a fugitive is “an in-dividual who, after having committed a criminal of-fence, leaves the jurisdiction of the court where such crime has taken place or hides within such jurisdic-tion to escape prosecution”. Hence the two prereq-uisites to being a fugitive are, one, being charged with committing a criminal offence, and, two, being unlawfully at large in order to avoid prosecution (or arrest or imprisonment). Was Lalit Modi charged with any crime? No — but three “fugitive crimes” deserve mention. First, he may have received illegal money; in this regard, he has been sent not one but 15 show-cause notices — but no proof, or judicial decision, to date. Second, one of his companies was involved in investment, loans and overvaluation of shares in Niyant Heritage Hotels, a company owned by Raje’s son, Dushyant Singh. These transactions occurred in 2008.

“If the Prime Minister is helpless in securing the resignations, he should tell people about his failure to ensure zero tolerance to corruption and offer his resignation,”

Sardaar Ji review: Diljit is a star, but where’s the story?

- Congress on Saturday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi should step down if he was finding himself “helpless” in securing resignations of four women ministers who are under attack for alleged wrongdoing.

Agency | Mumbai

Priyanka Chopra is cur-rently shooting for director Prakash Jha’s “Gangaa-jal 2” on real locations in Bhopal, and huge crowds have been gathering to get a glimpse of the actress. Priyanka was spotted in her cop avatar - wearing a kha-ki uniform, sunglasses and the police cap - throwing some kicks and wielding her baton during an action sequence. While we are sure she is enjoying getting into action-mode for this cop drama, she will also end up staying away from Mumbai for a month. So her family decided to visit

Agency | Mumbai

Avinash Arun’s incred-ible debut film explores unusual themes delicate-ly and expertly -- the frustration of not be-longing, the search for home, the weight of loss, the frustrations of sin-gle-parenting. After his father’s death, 11-year-

old Chinmay (played by Archit Deodhar) moves from Pune to a Konkan village with his mother (played by Amruta Sub-hash). Arriving with ach-ing grief for his lost par-ent and lost home, things takes a turn for the bet-ter when Chinmay finds a new group of friends and, after a rough inci-

dent, embarks on a jour-ney at a deserted fort. The killa is clearly a metaphor for Chinmay’s mind -- abandoned, des-olate, yet stoic in the face of a turbulent sea. The scene where he dis-covers and explores the fort is rendered in light and shadow, exquisite and unforgettable.

Agency | Mumbai

Actress Vidya Balan, a huge fan of Charlie Chaplin, is keen to do a movie on the legendary comic actor and film-maker. “I would love to do a Charlie Chaplin movie. I loved Sridevi as Charlie Chaplin in Mr. India. He has been a huge inspiration in my life,” said Vidya at the inauguration of exhibi-tion Chaplin Lines on June 26. The exhibition was organised to honour the late Charlie Chap-lin. “28 kids, twenty 28 artists from India and

Agency | Mumbai

When a film opens with a close-up shot of a bra shop in a street market and when its first 10 minutes are dedicated to what the filmmaker thought was a joke on how women buy their undergarments in our vil-lages where they may not be aware of their sizes, you can pretty much guess what you are in for. All that crassness with no apparent connection to the narrative, in the name of creative license, is an affront to your sensibilities and that’s what Miss Tanakpur Haazir Ho does to you. Without doubt, Miss Tanakpur Haazir Ho los-es its plot, and also its audi-ence in these first ten minutes. Come to think of it, this film leaves you bewildered, and wonder why did the Muzaffar-nagar khap panchayat (which

first announced a reward of 51 buffaloes for anyone who beheads the director and later warned theatre owners against screening the film) had to even bother giving the film unnec-essary publicity. If they had kept quiet, we wouldn’t have bothered wasting the time reviewing this film.Miss Tanak-pur Haazir Ho is about a man (Rahul Bagga) who is falsely accused by the village head (Om Puri) that he has raped a buffalo. The village head also gets the khap panchayat to pass a verdict that he must marry the buffalo, Miss Tanak-pur. Vinod Kapri, one more of those jour-nalist-turned-film-makers, claims that

Agency | Mumbai

The market for regional films is growing every year, driven largely by an enthusiastic overseas audience. A good chunk of this NRI market is made of Punjabis, known for their exuberance and an eagerness to keep in touch with home. This is one reason why we now see many popular singers -- from Diljit Dosanjh and Gippy Grewal to Honey Singh, Raftaar, Baadshah, and many more -- trying their luck in acting as well. Their albums and films inevitably feature foreign locations and bank upon the idea of patriotism. The same is the case with Sardaar Ji too. Diljit and Gippy escalated their game by featuring in full-length Punjabi films,

Mannara Does a Priyanka Chopra on the Sets of ‘Gangaajal 2’

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Vidya Balan: I’d Love to Play Charlie Chaplin

and very soon they will be making their debuts in Bollywood as well: Gippy in Second Hand Husband, and Diljit with Shahid Kapoor’s Udta Punjab. Given their stardom, it was only natural to look forward to Rohit Jugraj’s Sardaar Ji. But, is it as easy as it sounds? Let’s find out. First things first. Jugraj deserves all the credit for coming up with an interesting theme: Sardaar Ji is a ghostbuster who earns his livelihood by taming ghosts and witches (chudail) and traps them

in a bottle, more like a genie. (In case you want to cross-check Jugraj’s track record: He is the same director who made James in Hindi, and Jatt James Bond in Punjabi). So, our hero Jaggi (Diljit) is invited by a ‘vilaity’ couple (they live in London, where else) who is getting ready for their wedding in a castle. The queen is also expected to attend this high profile marriage, but there is a problem... a supernatural one. The castle is haunted by Pinky (Neeru Bajwa), a witch fondly called Pindky.

her in the city and give her company. Brother Sidharth, sister Mannara and Man-nara’s mom are visiting Bhopal to spend some time with Priyanka and enjoy the city. While hanging around

on the sets, Mannara de-cided to get into Priyanka’s cop avatar. “Hanging out on the sets of “Gangaajal2” wearing @priyankachopra cap and shades! !!” she tweeted.

worldwide, some 200 art-ists, interpreted Charlie Chaplin in various ways and drew their interpre-tations. Someone drew Charlie Chaplin through calligraphy, which is ex-

citing,” she said. On the films front, Vidya was last seen in Hamari Ad-huri Kahani, which has minted Rs 35.47 crores net in India since its re-lease on June 12.

Miss Tanakpur Haazir HoDirector: Vinod KapriCast: Ravi Kishan, Rahul Bagga, Hrishitaa Bhatt,Sanjay Mishra and Om Puri.Rating: 0.5/5

his movie is based on (and a ‘dramatised’ version, mind you) of true events. “There are

some stories which you cannot say in two columns or a half-an-hour time slot, some stories you need to tell with more de-tailing. It was about a boy who was sen-tenced five years of jail for raping a buf-falo. I got intrigued by the story and vis-ited the village in Ra-jasthan, met the boy, his family, the ac-

cusers, doctors, lawyers, veterinary doctors and interesting stories started to unfold,” he had earlier said in an interview. Star-ring Annu Kapoor, Ravi Kishen, Hrishitaa Bhatt and Om Puri in lead roles, Miss Tanakpur Haazir Ho is a social satire that aims to target false po-lice cases, misogyny and hypocrisy that passes off as rituals in our society. The sad part is that Kapri, who has also written the film, fails to tell the sto-ry even in this 135 min-ute-long movie. For all the satire he’s tried to pull off in this film, he only manages to use the lam-est, and the most absurd metaphors. Be it examin-ing the victim, keeping its identity secret to investi-

gation of rape cases and the arguments in a court, Miss Tanakpur Haazir Ho not only goofs up the metaphors everywhere, it even mocks rape sur-vivors and the trauma of innocent people be-ing framed in false cas-es. The ‘rape victim’ in the film is a buffalo and Kapri tries to weave this absurd world around this thin idea. The trouble is, while he’s at it, he also decides to throw in a bit of everything just to give the film some authentic-ity: So we have Kapri’s take on bribery to corrupt sarkari babus to even a spiel on how the wom-an is supposed to be the ‘family honour’.... You get the drift? This film is not going anywhere.

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SPORTS ROUNDUPAgency | Canada

The Commonwealth Games silver medallist pair of Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa were the last remaining Indi-an players at the Canada Open after reaching the semifinals of the US$ 50,000 Grand Prix bad-minton tournament on Friday. The 2011 World Championship bronze medallists notched up a 21-19, 21-13 win over the Hong Kong combo of Chan Kaka Tsz Ka and Yuen Sin Ying in women’s doubles com-petition at the Markin MacPhail Centre. The third-seeded Indian pair will next take on Ja-pan’s Shiho Tanaka and Koharu Yonemoto. The 2010 Commonwealth Games gold medallists Jwala and Ashwini had reached the semifinals of US Open Grand Prix Gold last week to attain

Agency | New Delhi

Many Facebookers may be wondering why their newsfeed is filled with rainbow profile pictures at the moment. The so-cial media site has shown its support for marriage equality with a new tool that allows users to su-perimpose a rainbow over their profile pic-tures, showing their sup-

Agency | Mumbai

IndiGo is set to file a pro-spectus next week for a domestic stock market listing, which is expected to raise as much as $400 million, according to three sources with knowl-edge of the matter.Indi-Go, owned by hospitality and travel company Inter-Globe Enterprises, is aim-ing to win approval from the market regulator in August, before hitting the market later in the year, one of the sources said. The timing of the mar-ket debut will, however, depend on market con-ditions, the source said.

The sources declined to be named because they were not authorised to speak to the media. In-diGo, founded in 2006, has used its low-cost model to stay profitable and become the country’s largest airline in a market enjoying strong growth in passenger numbers, but where most carriers lose money because of tough competition and high costs. IndiGo has picked Citigroup, Kotak Invest-ment Banking, Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan Chase as lead managers for the listing, as well as UBS and Barclays , two of the sources said.

Agency | New Delhi

Telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has said that the government will soon come out with its re-port on the controversial issue of net neutrality, and the telecom department is waiting for the report from sectoral regulator Tele-com Regulatory Authority of India (Trai). “Report of net neutrality will be out very soon but we are wait-ing for Trai report on the issue,” telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told reporters. The telecom de-partment, which had set up a panel to look into the net neutrality issue, submitted its report to Prasad earlier this month. Net neutrality implies equal treatment be accorded to all inter-net traffic and no priority should be given to any person or entity or com-pany based on payment,

which is seen as discrim-inatory. Apart from the six-member committee appointed in January this year by DoT, Trai had also invited stakeholders com-ments on issues such as net neutrality and regula-tion of OTT services like WhatsApp and Skype. The regulatory received over 10 lakh comments. In the meantime tenure of the then Trai chairman Ra-hul Khullar ended and the new head is yet to be ap-pointed. “Announcement (of new Trai chairman) will be made very soon,” Prasad said. Net neutrali-ty, a widely debated issue globally, has in the past few months caught India’s attention with politicians, corporate leaders and film stars taking to social me-dia sites such as Twitter and Facebook to debate on the issue.

Agency | bengaluru

Ahead of their five-match One-Day Internation-al (ODI) cricket series against New Zealand, India women’s skipper Mithali Raj on Friday said the hosts were ready to face a tough, well-drilled and talented vis-iting side. She also said that the home series was important as they attempt

to improve their standing in the Women’s Champi-onship. The ODI series begins in Bengaluru on Sunday. Both teams will aim to boost their Inter-national Cricket Council (ICC) Women’s Cham-pionship standings with the series win. India is currently at the bottom of the eight-team table with three points after

Agency | vina del mar

Argentina have found goals hard to come by during the tournament and they contrived to miss chance after chance in a goalless encounter at the Estadio Sausalito, while David Ospina was in par-ticularly fine form in Co-lombia’s goal. The Arse-nal keeper’s heroics and Argentina’s profligacy meant the match was de-cided by penalty shootout and, after Colombia and Argentina missed three and two successive pen-alties respectively, Tevez held his nerve to convert his and send the Albice-leste through. Argentina remain on course for a re-cord-equalling 15th Copa America title and will play Brazil or Paraguay for a place in the July 4

Agency | New Delhi

Even though the sched-uled tour of the Indian team to Zimbabwe next month is yet to be offi-cially confirmed, the na-tional selectors have been told by the BCCI to pick the team in Delhi on June 29. However, no informa-tion over the availability, or otherwise, of the top players has reached the selectors thus far as spec-ulated in news reports, it was learnt. “So far no one has informed me about non-availability of any

player,” selection panel chief Sandeep Patil on being queried about the news reports. He, howev-er, confirmed that the se-lection panel is scheduled to meet next Monday in Delhi to pick the squad. News reports have indi-cated that because of the non-stop cricket schedule of a number of key play-ers over the last year or so, virtually a second-string team could be sent by giving a break to them. Normally, once being in-formed by the individual

players if they wanted to take a break, the secretary of the BCCI (in this case Anurag Thakur) who con-venes the selection panel meeting, informs the five-man committee about the fitness and availability of players for consideration. It’s not yet known whether Thakur, who is currently in Barbados, West Indies, for the annual conference of the International Crick-et Council, has been re-quested by some top play-ers to leave them out of reckoning for the tour.

Agency | Antwerp

The much anticipated Hockey World League (HWL) Semi-Final Pool A clash between tradi-tional rivals India and Pakistan ended in a 2-2 stalemate at the Brass-chaat Municipal Park here on Friday. Ramandeep Singh (13th and 39th) scored for world No.9 In-dia while his brace was matched by world No.10 Pakistan captain Muham-mad Imran, who convert-ed a penalty stroke and a penalty corner in the 23rd and 37th minutes respectively. India were the better team at the start with the players com-bining and coordinating well. They got the more

of the ball possession in the first quarter as Paki-stan took time to get into a rhythm. Pakistan got a great chance of going ahead as Shakeel Ammad set up Muhammad Waqas only for the latter to waste it. However, India got the crucial 1-0 lead in the 13th minute as Gurmail Singh drove the ball inside the Pakistan circle in a blis-tering speed and Raman-deep, lurking in front of the goal, made full com-mitment and threw his body to deflect the ball in. In the second quarter, Pakistan regrouped and bounced back strongly to make lethal circle pene-trations and threatening Indian goalkeeper P.R. Sreejesh every time. The

best part of Pakistan was the way they managed the space in the field while it seemed India, af-ter getting the lead, were more focused on keeping their lead. Sparks flew thick and fast between the two Asian giants -- with a bitter history between the two coun-tries -- didn’t allow each other free space. Paki-stan got a penalty corner in the 23rd minute and skipper Muhammad Im-ran’s flick was saved on the goalline by Devin-dar Sunil Walmiki with a backstick, leading to a penalty stroke. Seasoned Imran stepped up to con-vert it to a goal even if Sreejesh correctly dived to his right.

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their career-best rank-ing of World No. 13. Among other Indians, B Sai Praneeth and Ajay Jayaram bowed out of the quarter-finals in the men’s singles event, while the women’s dou-bles pair of Pradnya Ga-dre and N Sikki Reddy also suffered a loss. The 22-year-old Praneeth, seeded 10th, went down fighting 13-21, 21-18, 11-21 to two-time Olympic silver medal-list and former World No. 1 Lee Chong Wei.

It was his second suc-cessive loss to Lee in two weeks after losing to the Malaysian at the US Open semi-finals. Ninth seed Jayaram, meanwhile, lost to top seed Marc Zwiebler of Germany 16-21, 15-21 in another quarter-final match. In women’s dou-bles, Pradnya and Sikki produced a gallant fight but it ended with a heart-breaking 18-21, 25-23, 15-21 loss to Poon Lok Yan and Tse Ying Suet of Hong Kong.

six matches. New Zea-land are a point and a place ahead of India af-ter as many matches. A 3-0 series victory for the visitors would see them move to the joint third place alongside the West Indies, while a 2-1 win would see both sides move up; New Zealand into joint fourth with Pakistan (eighth points) and India ahead of sixth-placed Sri Lanka. India could rise to fourth place on nine points, above Pakistan, with a 3-0 win. The top four sides from this tournament will qualify automati-cally for the eight-team 2017 Women’s World Cup, while the bottom four sides will play in the Women’s World Cup Qualifier.

final in Santiago. Gerar-do Martino’s side start-ed brightly and Angel di Maria showed fine skill down the left flank to cre-ate a fifth-minute chance for Javier Pastore, but the Paris St Germain play-maker could not make good contact and Ospina bundled his weak shot be-hind for a corner. Argenti-na continued to dominate and, after Sergio Aguero headed a Di Maria cross inches over the crossbar, Colombia coach Jose

Pekerman replaced strik-er Teofilo Gutierrez with midfielder Edwin Cardo-na in an attempt to stem wave after wave of Argen-tinian attacks. Argentina should have taken the lead in the 25th minute when Pastore crossed for Ague-ro but Ospina saved the Manchester City striker’s angled shot with his legs before showing fantastic athleticism to return to his feet and keep out Lionel Messi’s point-blank head-er on the follow-up.

port for gay marriage. It follows the US Supreme Court’s ruling that same-sex couples have the constitutional right to marry and arrives just two days before New York’s annual gay pride parade. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg an-nounced the filter on his Facebook page and said the company was a proud supporter of Pride, and employees in many countries are tak-ing part in events and decorating the offices to show support.

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Correspondent | Rajkot

Gujarat government run State Transport(ST) bus driver Hanifbhai Kar-va(Bagasara) and bus conductor Lalitbhai Vakharia(Bagasara) died on duty when their bus trapped in flood in Am-reli district. Minister of Transport, Government of Gujarat, Shri Vijaybhai

Rupani visited families of Mr Karva and Vakharia and assured them that they will get Rs 4 lakh cash re-lief and Rs 5 lakh labour worker relief quickly and their family member will get job in Gujarat State Road Transport Corpo-ration(GSRTC) an orga-nization that operates ST buses across Gujarat.

Correspondent | Bhavnagar

Overflow of Shetrunji dam in first spell of rain it-self has been a good news for people of Bhavnagar district. So far as drink-ing water is concerned, the city of Bhavnagar in Saurashtra region of Gu-jarat relies on Shentrunji dam, Bor talav and Kho-

diar dam. All three have been in excellent condi-tion today so far is water level is in question. Thou-sands of people rushed to witness overflow of Shetrunji dam and rich inflow in Bor and Khodi-ar talav. While overflow of Shetrunji has assured year-long drinking wa-


The last of the cops ac-cused in fake encounter cases, Tarun Barot has been granted bail by a special CBI court in con-nection with the 2003 Sadiq Jamal Mehtar en-counter case. Special judge M M Gandhi has ordered for his release on furnishing bail bond of Rs 1 lakh and at pre-senting two sureties of Rs 5 lakh each. He has been asked to mark his presence every 15 days at CBI office. He is also ordered not to enter Bhavnagar and Mumbai, where most of the wit-nesses in this case live. Barot has been asked not to try to tamper with evi-dence and influence wit-nesses. Barot was arrest-ed along with seven other cops in this case on De-cember 21, 2012. He was the last accused cop who was behind bars in four


Who does not remember Rajesh Khanna wooing Sharmila Tagore riding in the toy train in the song ‘Mere Sapno Ki Rani’ in Bollywood classic ‘Arad-hana’. The chugging steam engines of the Dar-jeeling Himalayan Rail-way (DHR) have been captivating the imagina-tion of Bollywood for de-cades. Now, the attractive toy trains and engineering marvel of DHR stations have fascinated architec-ture students from Cept University. The students recently travelled to 12 DHR stations in Siliguri, Kurseong and Darjeeling and recorded their heritage significance. Supported by

Unesco and the UK-based Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Society (DHRS), their findings will lead to the publication of a mono-graph that will contribute to the conservation man-agement plan being pre-pared by Unesco. “Our students have found that 11 DHR stations between the plains of Siliguri and hills of Darjeeling en-counter a range of issues, from gradual decrease in passenger footfall to poor-ly-staffed railway person-nel. This has resulted in some stations remaining closed all the time. A lot of station rooms remain unused or unattended,” said Kamalika Bose, as-sistant professor, faculty of design, Cept.


A team of the Ahmedabad rural police’s local crime branch (LCB) caught four persons for the theft of two-wheelers and held two others for purchasing them, on Thursday. Police have recovered 18 of the 30 bikes the gang had stolen. Ac-cording to LCB officials, the police team received information about a gang involved in vehicle thefts and kept watch at Dhedhal Crossroads near Bavla on Thursday. When the team stopped a bike, the riders — Jignesh Chauhan, 25, and Anand Vaniya, 21, both residents of Bavla — did not have papers for the bike nor could they prove ownership. “Upon further questioning,

the duo confessed that the bike was stolen,” said A Y Baloch, sub-inspector of the LCB. “They named two others — Priyank Jadav, 20, and Harshad Solanki, 21, both residents of Bav-la — involved in the bike thefts. They were rounded up.” The group members confessed that over the past six months, they had stolen around 30 bikes from ar-eas such as Satellite, CTM, Naroda and Lal Darwaza in Ahmedabad city; and Dholka, Bopal and Bavla in Ahmedabad district. Police also arrested Dilip Vaghela, 21, and Irfan Ibrahim, 25, both residents of Bavla, for purchasing bikes from the gang despite knowing that they were stolen.

Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

A meeting to discuss changes in syllabus of standard 9-12 textbooks in schools under Gujarat Board was held in cap-ital Gandhinagar yester-day. The meeting was chaired by Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama. Accord-ing to Shri Chudasama, one of the proposals in the meeting was about


Consumers can hope for some relief from spiralling dal and edible oil prices, with farmers significant-ly stepping up sowing of pulses and oilseeds on the back of bountiful monsoon rain. This comes even as the Met department an-nounced Friday that the south-west monsoon has now covered the entire country and the season’s overall rainfall has so far been nearly 27 per cent higher than the normal av-

erage for this period. The good spell of rains in June across central, western and southern India has led to the progressive area plant-ed under kharif pulses near-ly doubling to 11.04 lakh hectares (lh), from 6.14 lh covered during this peri-od last year, while going up more than five times in the case of oilseeds (from 5.29 to 27.89 lh). The main pulses-growing states — Karnataka, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh (MP) — have reported substan-


40 teams and 22 JCB ma-chines are at service for disposal of dead bodies of cattle in flood-affect-ed areas of Amreli dis-trict in Gujarat. Disposal of 419 cattle is reported today. The entire task is being performed by An-imal Husbandry depart-ment of Government of Gujarat.The government has started 7 fodder distri-bution centers at taluka headquarters of Amreli, Dhari, Bagasara, Vadi-ya, Kunkavav, Liliya and Savarkundla where fod-der is available for Rs 2/


The chorus against the IIM Draft Bill is getting loud-er. On Friday, some more voices from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, joined in the clamour for killing the proposed Bill in its current form at the two-day annual “IIMA Society Conference 2015” held on the campus. Incidentally, just a day ear-lier, IIMA Board chairman A M Naik had called the Bill, put up by the HRD ministry for public consul-tation, as “detrimental to the interest of management studies” in India. At a pan-el discussion on “IIM Bill: Where will it lead IIMs to?” at the conference; IIMA director Ashish Nan-da made presentation lay-ing out the major concern areas in the IIM Draft Bill. was by many former and present IIMA Faculty and participants who gave their suggestions. Speaking at


icreate has organized a two day start-up fair to bring students, freshers, aspiring entrepreneurs and nascent ventures on a common platform to explore options for mu-tual benefits. Talking about the genesis about this event, Dr. Madhuku-mar Mehta, chief mentor of icreate said, “People who have been part of na-

Chapters on Dhirubhai Ambani,Umashankar,Pannalal likely in text books in Gujarat

Last of encounter cops Tarun Barot gets bail

Six arrested for vehicle thefts, buying stolen bikes in Ahmedabad

Overflow of Shetrunji dam in first rain provides year-long relief to Bhavnagar

Cept students map heritage value of toy trains for Unesco

Kill Bill: IIMA steps up chorus against Centre

Family member of flood victim ST bus conductor and driver to get govt job

iCreate organizes two day start-up fair

As rain gods smile, farmers plant more pulses and oilseeds

40 teams, 22 JCB working in rural Amreli for disposal of dead animals

covering contemporary issues like save the girl child, global warming,

cleanliness, health, gen-der justice, Yog in syl-labus for good samskar,

thoughts and morale values. The meeting also decided to include chapters on Dhirubhai Ambani, Umashankar Joshi, Pannalal Patel in text book to inspire the students. A decision was also taken to add chap-ters that may help stu-dents to become stress fee, which may boost their confidence, and in-spire them for service.

ter supply to region, it has also created chaos in downstream areas for time being. With break-down in Mujiyasar dam and huge inflow of wa-ter, two villages Thansa and Sarambhada attracted major damage. More than 80 houses were destroyed by flood in Thansa vil-lage while Sarambhada remained out of reach till Thursday. Rural roads have suffered heavy dam-age. Majority of lions that have been found dead due to flood and heavy rains were in Shetrunji river area. It is believed that as many as 100 Nil Gai suc-cumbed to death in flood-ing river Shetrunji. the panel, senior IIMA fac-

ulty executive vice-chair-man of National Inno-vation Foundation (NIF) Anil Gupta said, “Here is a government which wants to turn the tables, which wants to make India a role model, which has begun with the minimum gov-ernment, maximum gover-nance. But minimum gov-ernance is obviously not when you start microman-aging.” Former IIMA dean and scholar Mohan Kaul, who is the chairman emer-itus at the Commonwealth Business Council (CBC), said, “The first option for us should be to kill the bill.

What they are proposing is a retrograde step. Even in many other countries and in Britain; now the Gov-ernment is giving autono-my to the head master of a school…But I am real-ly surprised that a Prime Minister who is talking about minimum govern-ment, his government is putting forward this bill. We must do a campaign. I am willing to write letter and I am sure many of us, our alumni, faculty spread across, our companies whom we serve are willing to do that. I think a mass kind of a campaign should be the thing to do.”

tial jump in sowing of ar-har (toor or pigeon-pea), moong (green gram) and urad (black gram) this time. Likewise, there has been a huge jump in acre-ages under soyabean in MP (from practically zero at this time last year to 15.82 lh) and groundnut in Guja-rat (from 0.64 lh to 3.71 lh) and Andhra Pradesh (from 0.48 lh to 0.91 lh), thanks to monsoon’s timely arriv-al. This is good news also for consumers, who have seen dal prices soar by roughly 50 per cent over the last one year. Mustard oil is, likewise, current-ly retailing at around Rs 125 per kg in Delhi com-pared to Rs 100 a year ago, while groundnut oil prices in Ahmedabad have soared from Rs 85 to 120 a kg for this period.

different encounter cases. Apart from this case, Bar-ot was also arrested in the 2004 Ishrat Jahan fake encounter case, but be-cause the CBI did not file chargesheet within stipu-lated time allowing five cops including him to get default bail. While oth-er cops in this case were granted bail, Barot’s bail pleas were rejected by the trial court as well as Gu-jarat high court. Barot has been accused of taking custody of the Bhavnagar youth from the Mumbai police in the beginning of January 2003 and then keeping him under de-tention at a premises un-der possession of the city crime branch at Shahi-baug. After killing Sadiq Jamal, the city crime branch dubbed him as an assassin who was sent by the Pakistani terrorist or-ganizations to kill chief minister Narendra Modi

in order to avenge the 2002 riots. However, the investigations carried out later by the CBI revealed that Sadiq appeared to be a case of contract killing at the behest of a Dawood Ibrahim gang member. After fleeing his native Bhavnagar following a gambling case, Sadiq had gone to Dubai as worked as a domestic servant with one Tariq Parveen. He was sent back after he al-legedly took up a quarrel with other gang members. He was detained and tor-tured by cops in Mumbai on the ground of a false report prepared by local intelligence officers.

scent venture teams have discovered that the expe-rience is exciting, chal-lenging and sometimes life changing. But, it is difficult to locate such opportunities since such ventures do not come to campuses nor publicize. But, nascent ventures on the other hand, always are on the look out for di-verse talents to augment/compliment their teams. icreate is providing this unique platform through Start-Up Fair.” Start-up fair is scheduled for June 27 -June 28, 2015 at In-dustry Interface Centre Ganpat University, Ga-nesh Meridian Complex near Sola in Ahmedabad.

Kg which is subsidized rate. 7 Sanjivani tems, 17 RBSK teams, 6 mo-bile medical teams are active in flood-affected areas with essential tab-lets. Medical camps have

been held in 11 villages involving 477 patients. 261 packets of ORS are distributed. These details were shared by guardian secretary of Amreli dis-trict smt Anju Sharma.

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