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Calling Rajan “no less patriotic”, he virtually ticked off Swamy saying “if anybody considers himself above the system then it is wrong”

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News BriefVivek to be seen in “No Smoking”

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Agency | Mumbai

Actor Sonu Sood will be seen in a cameo in Pa-kistani film “Ishq Posi-tive”. Sonu will be seen in the romantic-comedy film, which also features Wali Hamid Ali, who is also a singer from the band “Raga Boys”.

Agency | Jaipur

In a shocking incident, a 30-year-old wom-an was allegedly gan-graped by her husband and his two brothers who tattooed expletives on her forehead and hand after her family could not fulfill their dowry demand in Al-war district, police said today. The victim was married to Jagannath in Reni village. She alleged that since her marriage in January last year, her husband and in-laws used to beat her up and demand dowry of Rs 51,000, they said.

Agency | Mumbai

Actor Vivek Oberoi will be featuring in a commercial on “No Smoking” in his bid to discourage people from smoking. Vivek will be producing and acting in the commercial on “No Smoking”, which will be released across var-ious social media plat-forms. He is also hoping to have it (commercial) run across various cine-ma halls.

‘No one is bigger than the party’: Modi

Sonu Sood does a cameo in

Pakistani film

Woman raped by husband and brothers-in-law

Modi says Swamy’s attack on Rajan inappropriate, publicity stunts“interview to Times Now”

Agency | New Delhi

Reliance Communica-tions has rolled out its 4G services in the coun-try and revealed its data plans for Reliance 4G Wipod in the Mumbai circle. The high-priced 4G data plans could be upsetting for some of its CDMA customers. The telco seems to have taken a big leap in the data pric-ing as its 4G 1GB data costs Rs 297, where ear-lier it was offering 1 GB of CDMA/EVDO data on mobile at Rs 94 for 28 days. The data rates were

Agency | New Delhi

Freedom 251, the popu-lar or rather sensational smartphone to have made tech enthusiasts across the globe sit straight and take notice is final-ly ready to reach users’ doorsteps. CEO Mohit Goel tells Tech2 that the Rs 251 smartphone will be ready to ship from 30 June, and the 2 lakh units will be shipped by 4-5 July. Talking about the LED TV, Goel added that he expects 1 lakh units by 30 June, and will go on sale by the first week,

Agency | New Delhi

Prime Minister Naren-dra Modi on Monday disapproved of party MP Subramanian Swamy’s attacks on RBI Gover-nor Raghuram Rajan and some top finance ministry officials saying they are “inappropriate”. Calling Rajan “no less patriotic”, he virtually ticked off Swamy saying “if anybody considers himself above the sys-tem then it is wrong”. The Prime Minister’s comments assume signif-icance in the context of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and the BJP dis-tancing themselves from Swamy’s recent attacks on Rajan, CEA Arvind Subramananian and Eco-nomic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das. Swamy

also had made some carping comments about Jaitley without taking his name. “Whether it is in my party or not, still I think such things are inappropriate. This fondness for publicity is never going to do any good to the nation. Peo-ple should conduct them-selves with utmost re-sponsibility. If anybody considers himself above the system, it is wrong,” the Prime Minister told Times Now. Without tak-ing the name of Swamy, Modi was asked about the comments of “your Rajya Sabha MP” in the context of Raghuram Ra-jan and queried whether it was appropriate. Even after that there have been criticisms made against very senior government

Agency | New Delhi

In a power pack trip, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) na-tional convenor Arvind Kejriwal will visit Goa, Punjab and Gujarat over the next 13 days where he will interact different groups of people, in a bid to prepare the party for the polls scheduled in these three states next year. The AAP considers 2017 as a crucial year and is vigor-ously focusing on these three states that are going to polls. While the BJP is in power in Goa and Gujarat, the Shiromani Akali Dal-BJP combine has been at the helm in Punjab for two terms now. The Delhi chief minister will be in Goa on June 28 and 29, his second trip to the state since last one month, where he will interact with fishermen and the youth. Last month, Mr Kejriwal also addressed a

Agency | New Delhi

The US is “disappointed” that India was not admit-ted to NSG during its recent plenary in Seoul, US Ambassador to India Richard Verma said on Monday but asserted that it will continue to work with all the members of 48-nation grouping on India’s accession in the months ahead. Referring to Indo-US civil nuclear cooperation, he said the two sides have moved for-ward on a 15-year project to build six Westinghouse reactors producing power for some 60 million peo-ple. “This is a deal that had been pending for 10 years, and we were pleased to

see it move even closer to fruition.” Addressing the Atlantic Council US-In-dia Trade Initiative work-shop, Verma talked about the US’ strong support for India’s role in global institutions, like having a seat on a reformed UN security council. “We con-tinued to welcome India’s interest in APEC, and we strongly affirmed our sup-port for India’s accession into the multi-lateral ex-port control regimes,” he added. “With regard to the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), six years ago, President (Barack) Obama first expressed his support for India’s membership in the NSG.

expected to be cheaper than Vodafone and Air-tel, however the company has priced it along similar lines to Vodafone. Hav-ing limited 4G spectrum in comparison to Airtel and Vodafone, the telco might find it hard to of-fer data cheaper than the

other players. RCom is charging 4p/10kB from customers willing to opt pay as you go option. The company will be offering data card based 4G SIM cards for its own MiFi devices. The cards could be used with open market MiFi devices.

RCom reveals its 4G data plans for Mumbai; to offer 1GB at Rs 297

Arvind Kejriwal To Visit Goa, Punjab And Gujarat In Next 13 Days

India deserves to be in NSG, the US will work for it: Richard Verma

Freedom 251: 2 lakh units to be shipped via state-wise lucky draw between 30 June to 5 July

Since that time, we have worked closely with our Indian counterparts and NSG members to help advance India’s case for membership. India has a strong record, and de-serves to be included in the NSG. “That is why the Administration, in-cluding senior White House and State Depart-ment officials, made a

concerted effort to secure India’s membership in the recent NSG plenary session held in Seoul. We were disappointed India was not admitted during this recent session, but we will continue to work constructively with India and all the NSG mem-bers on India’s accession in the months ahead,” the top US envoy said.

without any wait time. He said that the delay was due to the battery, and its ‘Made in India’ smart-phone is now ready. So, one of main questions is out of the 7.5 crore reg-istered users, who will receive the device. The

first 2 lakh registrations? Well, Goel has different plans. He wants to ensure the device reaches across India, and has planned state-wise lucky draws for the device. “We got the highest number of registrations from UP and

so we will have a draw, about 2.5 crore, and so after a lucky draw about 10,000 users from the state will get the device,” he said. Similarly, he has planned lucky draws for other states. The devices will be shipped between the said dates, and on a cash on delivery basis. “Users will pay us only once the device reaches us,” he said.

rally in the coastal state, which the party aims to capture from the BJP. He will be in Punjab from July 3 to 5. During his trip to the state, Mr Kejriwal will also release youth manifesto. On July 4, he will address an event of the Christian community in Gurdas-pur and interact with the members of Muslim com-munity in Malerkotla. Mr Kejriwal is also expected to interact with industrial-ists in Ludhiana during his visit to Punjab. The AAP has already declared its in-

tentions to contest Gujarat Assembly elections. Con-sidered as a BJP’s strong citadel, the party has been working to make inroads in the state and fill in the vacuum of a “weak” op-position in Gujarat. Mr Kejriwal, who has extend-ed his tacit support to Pati-dar leader Hardik Patel by opposing sedition charges slapped at him, will vis-it Gujarat on July 9 and 10. During his visit, he is likely to meet business leaders and industrialists in the state.

officials, the question-er said recalling Modi’s recent counsel to party leaders in Allahabad to maintain balance and restraint in their speech and conduct. “My mes-sage is very clear. I have no confusion about it,” Modi said when he was asked whether his mes-sage on the issue is clear. Modi then went on to praise Rajan. “My

experience with him has been good and I appre-ciate the work that he has done. He is no less patriotic. He loves India. Wherever he will work, he will work for India and he is patriotic,” he said in an apparent ri-poste to Swamy’s attack that Rajan not mentally fully Indian. Referring to apprehensions wheth-er Rajan would be al-

lowed to complete his term, the prime minister said though he was ap-pointed by the previous UPA government, Rajan would be completing his term. Asked about re-ports and apprehensions that Rajan’s exit would affect the image of Indi-an economy abroad and whether it would harm

investment, Modi said if one recalled the media reports for three months after he took over in 2014 there were a number of articles written whether Rajan would be allowed to continue in the post to which he was appointed by the UPA government. “They said I would not allow him to continue

(as RBI Governor). So it was proved wrong. “It is wrong to say that Ra-jan is less patriotic than us. It will also be unfair to say that he will not work for India’s inter-ests. I am sure wherever he works or whichever post he holds, Rajan will continue to serve India,” the prime minister said.

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DAYBrexit’s Aftershocks: EU must confront its failuresBritons have voted and a hugely polarising campaign has resulted in a landmark vote to leave the EU and the resignation of the British prime minister. Even as the implications of the result are being digested, there is little doubt that it marks a seminal moment in the nation’s trajectory. The decision shall impact not just the British electorate but also the wider European project. Britain’s demand for a referendum and its ne-gotiation with Europe had focused on concerns over economic governance, competitiveness, the erosion of sovereignty and migration. Prime Minister David Cameron had urged the electorate to vote “remain” but fellow Tory, Boris Johnson, exhorted the elector-ate to vote “leave”. The internecine turbulence in the Tories on the subject turned out to be emblematic of the broader conundrum facing voters. It was said to be too close to call and the outcome justified that cau-tion. A night of high drama, which began marginally in favour of the “remain” camp ended with a narrow but decisive victory for the “leavers”. The margin of victory has revealed a nation sharply divided across the socio-economic spectrum. The leave campaign had positioned the debate as one about “taking back control”. Their narrative was framed as one about re-invigorating Britain’s destiny as a sovereign power capable of determining its own choices. It is a worl-dview that prefers to see Brexit as an opportunity to break free from the shackles of a centralising and bu-reaucratic EU. Some of the more erudite leavers artic-ulated a vision of Britain competent enough to strike its own trade deals with emerging economies and con-trolling its immigration agenda to pick highly-skilled immigrants over low-skilled ones. On the other hand, the remain campaign had been at pains to point out the possibility of economic self-harm due to Brexit. In this narrative, unrestricted access to Europe’s sin-gle market had been trumpeted as crucial to Britain’s trade and economic progress. The remain camp also sought to make the case for the broader benefits of EU membership in an age where critical challenges over international security, climate change and mass migration warrant closer international cooperation. Clearly, the leavers have persuaded the electorate. But what might the immediate fall-out look like for Britain and others? First, the immediate aftermath has crystallised the possibility of market volatility with uncertainty for the British economy and associated uncertainty globally. This will likely need calm reas-surance from central banks across different regions. Second, by triggering the resignation of David Cam-eron, a fundamentally decent moderniser, it sets the scene for a change in leadership by this autumn, and will reorder the government’s agenda substantially. This is remarkable given that it was only a year ago that Cameron won a majority mandate in the general election. T.S. Eliot’s maxim that “in a minute there is time for decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse” has been borne out. Third, the spectre of another Scottish referendum can’t be ruled out given that Scottish voters were overwhelmingly in favour of remaining in the EU. Equally problemati-cally, the leavers will need to reconcile their politi-cal and economic idealism with actual expectations from their core voters.

“My priorities are very different. The kind of work that these girls have put in, you need to have that kind of dedication of wanting to achieve so much and do it so wonderfully. I don’t want to conquer the world but I don’t mind having a little place of my own. It’s as simple as that,” - While Bollywood actresses like Priyanka, Deepika are making a splash in the West, their contemporary Kareena

Kapoor says she has no ambition to go globe-trotting with her talent and is happy to have “a little place of her own”.

Hrithik Roshan on feud with Kangana Ranaut: Everyone will soon know the truth

Did Sofia Hayat actually say, “I know I gave birth to Shiva”?

BET Awards celebrate Prince’s legacy with series of tributes

It’ll be cool to have Charlie’s Angels in India: Anushka Sharma

Anurag Kashyap Says Raman Raghav 2.0 Actress is “Nuts”

Single dad Tusshar Kapoor welcomes baby boy through IVF and surrogacy

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Agency | New Delhi

Tusshar Kapoor is the newest dad in tinsel town. The Kya Kool Hain Hum star became a proud fa-ther of a baby boy last week. Son of Jeetendra and brother of TV mogul Ekta Kapoor, Tusshar opt-ed for IVF and surrogacy to bring baby Laksshya into the world. Tusshar said, “I am thrilled to be a father! The paternal in-stincts in me have been overpowering my heart and mind for some time now. Therefore, I am thrilled beyond words to have Laksshya, now the greatest source of joy in my life. By the greatness of God and the excellent medical team at Jaslok, parenthood is an option

Agency | New Delhi

At a recent awards func-tion held in Madrid, as Salman Khan stole the spotlight for his remarks about ‘raped woman’ an-other controversy was brewing around the cor-ner. The ugly spat be-tween Hrithik Roshan and Kangana Ranaut seems like a thing of the past, or that’s what some think. When the Guzaarish star took the stage to answer questions, he confirmed how he had not forgot-ten about the legal tussle which took place only a few months ago. When asked, if he had moved on from the controver-sy Hrithik replied with, “”Nothing is behind me.

Agency | New Delhi

Be it as an actor or real-ity star or in the current spiritual avatar as Gaia Mother, Sofia Hayat nev-er fails to grab the spot-light. In a recently shared video of her religious trip to Kailash temple in Aurangabad on her Instagram account, the ex-Bigg Boss contestant wrote that she had giv-en birth to Lord Shiva.

“Today I know I gave birth to Shiva. Today he came back to me and is inside me,” she wrote. Sometime back, Hayat announced the removal of breast implants and de-clared to be celibate for life. Full note that was attached to the emotional ‘teary’ video she posted, said, “Kailash temple in Aurangabad is so so pow-erful. I couldn’t breathe.

Agency | Los Angeles

Musicians Stevie Won-der, Tori Kelly, The Roots and Jennifer Hudson hon-oured legendary singer Prince with a series of performances through-out the ceremony. The first tribute to the sing-er, who died this April, came just 35 minutes into the show, as Dave Chap-pelle, wearing shades and a purple pocket square in his jacket, took the stage and spoke in a surprising-

ly husky voice. “On April 21, we got that news, and literally our hearts were broken,” he said as the camera flashed to Spike Lee (wearing a knit pur-ple hat and a gold Prince symbol on his lapel) and Samuel L Jackson in the audience. “I was 11 years old when Purple Rain came out, and by the time I was 20, Prince had changed his name to an unpronounceable sym-bol. We miss him dearly. And tonight we celebrate

Agency | Mumbai

Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap said that he was so impressed with new-comer Sobhita Dhulipa-la that he didn’t feel like testing her again for Ra-man Raghav 2.0. Sobhita won the Miss Earth title in 2013 and also featured on the popular Kingfisher calendar in 2014. “When I saw her audition, I had no idea who she was, not even her name. She was so perfect for the character, I didn’t feel the need to test her again,” Mr Kashyap said in a statement. He also said that he was sur-prised how a beauty pag-eant winner like Sobhi-ta didn’t care about the way she looked. “In the process of shooting the film, the more I discov-ered her, she wasn’t like any of the models or Miss

Agency | Mumbai

Anushka Sharma feels it will be interesting if films on the lines of Charlie’s Angels with actresses do-ing action sequences are made in Bollywood. The NH 10 star, who plays the role of a wrestler in her upcoming film Sultan said to have an all female cast in an action project would be interesting. “Wres-tling is not an action it is a sport. I hope it happens (more action films are of-fered to heroines). I think it will be cool to have a film like Charlie’s Angels or Ghostbusters with all female cast. It will be fun and interesting,” Anushka said in an interview here. The 28-year-old actress

for many, who choose to be single parents.” Proud grandparents, Shobha and Jeetendra Kapoor, state, “We could not be more excited to be grandpar-ents to Laksshya, and are completely supportive of Tusshar’s decision. This is certainly a tremendous blessing, and an exciting time in our lives. Tusshar is a wonderful son, and he has proven with responsi-bility, independence, and

kindness that he will be a great father to Laksshya.” Dr. Firuza Parikh, Direc-tor of IVF and Genetics at the Jaslok Hospital and Research Centre, led the treatment and states, “I am impressed with Tusshar’s determination to be a father. He main-tained a keen interest in the baby’s health at every stage. He will surely be a sensitive and nurturing parent.”

India winners I have ever met. It was a big surprise to see a Miss Earth who did not care about how she looked but did care whether she was getting the character and emo-tions right,” Mr Kashyap said. “In the days we shot the film, she drowned her-self in character so much that she became Sim-my (Sobhita’s character in the movie). She saw every single cut of Ra-

man Raghav 2.0 as many times as it was screened, even more than me. That is how nuts she is,” he added. Raman Raghav 2.0 also stars Nawazud-din Siddiqui and Vicky Kaushal in lead roles. Re-leased on Friday, the film is loosely inspired by no-torious psychopath serial killer Raman Raghav who embarked on a murderous killing spree in Mumbai during the 1960s.

It’s in front of me and soon it will be in front of you.” The feud began when Kangana Ranaut in an interview, hinted at Hrithik, calling him a ‘silly ex’. Hrithik re-sponded with ‘there were more chances of him go-ing out with the Pope. The spat turned ugly when Hrithik slapped a legal notice on Kangana

and asked her for a pub-lic apology. Kangana, on the other hand, said she was not some ‘dim-wit-ted teenager’ and shot off a counter notice to Hrithik. Hrithik is cur-rently looking forward to his next film Mohenjo Daro, which releases on 15th Aug. He’s slated to work in Sanjay Gupta’s Kaabil after this.

the rich legacy of this re-markable genius, who we are all so proud of.” The show then introduced his old friends the Roots and their longtime friends and collaborators Erykah Badu and Bilal. First up was Badu — wearing a black beret, a white fake fur stole, leather pants and what seemed to be a giant purple paper arm corsage — doing a flaw-less version of The Ballad of Dorothy Parker from 1987’s classic Sign O the Times LP. Bilal, who goes so far back with the Roots and Prince tributes that he performed with them at one at the Brooklyn Acad-emy of Music in 1999, was next with Purple Rain’s The Beautiful Ones. The next tribute saw Wonder and Kelly teaming up for the Prince/Apollonia duet from Purple Rain, Take Me With U.

I felt a massive magnet-ic energy draw my head to the Shiv Lingh. I was shaking for 1hr. I could not lift my head from the Shiv Lingh it was stuck like a magnetic. Some-thing so powerful is hap-pening. Om namah shiva-ya. My body is changing. Today I know I gave birth to Shiva. Today he came back to me and is inside me. I felt scared for such a big powerful change in my body. I am changing back to who I am. The Gods are coming back. The power in me is so great. Shiva is here inside me. It is so powerful I am shaking in my very soul. The time is here. Sacred children it is here. – Gaia Mother Sofia.”

said she was initially not sure if she could pull off the character of a wres-tler. “We have a certain perception about the way wrestlers look. I had not seen much of wrestling. I thought I was working with a disadvantage. I am playing a female wres-tler and there is novelty in that,” she said. “I re-

searched and found out that there are different weight categories. I saw some international wres-tlers who were tall and toned like me, so I was relieved,” she added. For her role of a wrestler from Haryana, Anushka had to undergo professional training in the sport and learn local language.

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Google celebrates RD Burman’s 77th birthday with a doodle

Complex Angioplasty of Left Main done at Wockhardt Hospital Surat save Life of 65yr old Male patient

Amazon.in launches dedicated Bengali and Gujarati language book stores

Agency | New Delhi

Monday marks the 77th birth anniversary of leg-endary Bollywood music composer Rahul Dev Burman. Fondly known as Pancham Da by con-temporaries and fans, he created a perfect song for each mood. Celebrating the late genius, search engine Google has dedicated a doodle to Burman. It is a rather simple doodle with music symbols forming the background and a smiling Pancham Da, in the foreground. Today’s doodle, visible in India and Sri Lanka, carries a colorful portrait of Pancham Da, along with music notes and scenes from some of his famous Bollywood songs in the background. The legendary music composer, who started making music at the age of nine, composed for more than 330 movies, which still works as an influence for today’s music composers. He died at the age of 54 in 1994, leaving behind a vast body of work, which continues to inspire every genera-

tion of music lovers.

Agency | Bangalore

Amazon.in today announced the launch of two more dedicated online language book stores - Ben-gali and Gujarati. The Book Stores have a wide se-lection of over 10,000 titles, at great prices clubbed with the convenience of getting them delivered at the customer’s This veritable paradise of Benga-li & Gujarati books offers a wide selection ranging from classics, literature, fiction, biogra-phies, business and finance, self-help, cook books and children’s books - from leading publishers and bestselling books by acclaimed authors like Rabin-dranath Tagore, Kaajal Oza Vaidya, Suchitra Bhat-tacharya, Satyajit Ray, Naresh Shah, Ankit Trivedi amongst others for readers. Bestsellers from both the languages such as the Bengali titles Byomkesh Samagr and Shanku Samagra as well as the Gujarati titles Krishnayanand Mahabharat Manav Svabhar Nu Mahakavya are few of the many featured books in the store. Additionally, readers can get their hands on translated versions of various English bestsellers like The Oath of the Vayuputras. Both the language books store have been curated in order to help cus-tomers find and select books easily by classifying them according to titles, publishing houses, genres

or hardcovers, paperbacks and board books.

Agency | Surat

A 65year old Male, presented with severe chest pain and Angiography revealed a critical block on Left Main Coronary Artery, for which the patient was suggested for CABG (Coronary artery by-pass graft). CABG is mostly suggested to patients with significant narrowing and blockages of the heart arteries. The bypass graft for a CABG can be a vein from the leg or an inner chest-wall ar-tery. CABG surgery is one of the most commonly performed major operations. but in this case due to severe lung disease patient was deemed inop-erable for CABG hence he underwent a complex Coronary Angioplasty. Complex Coronary angio-plasty was done at Wockhardt Hospital Surat. The Patient was taken for procedure at evening around 9.00 pm with two stents which saved patients life at the right time. Dr. Asif Raheem (Sr. Cardiolo-gist) who performed the operation at Wockhardt hospital says In this case, a stent was crimped on the balloon and is positioned at the site of obstruc-tion. A stent is an expandable mesh tube. That was implanted to support and widen the artery and keep the vessel open for continuous blood flow in pa-

tient body.

SPORTS ROUNDUP

Belgium’s Eden Hazard rewards coach’s Marc Wilmots faith with stellar display

India’s Rio Olympic contingent is its strongest ever

Argentina women win record seventh Champions Trophy title

Too much for Lionel Messi to cope on and off the pitch?

Sachin lone Indian in McCullum’s all time XI

Australia win Caribbean tri-series, beat West Indies in final

Agency | Kolkata

After over a decade of surprising people with his football skills, Lio-nel Messi shocked them twice in minutes on Sunday night. First, like Franco Baresi and Robert Baggio did the last time a major football tourna-ment came to the USA, he sent his penalty-kick into orbit. Then, after endur-ing what must have been the worst 20-odd min-utes of his career, Messi announced he was done with playing for Argenti-na. Unless he has a dream like Zinedine Zidane and a re-think, this is it for him as an international. The 2008 Olympic gold medal would be all that he has won for Argenti-na. “The national team is over for me…It’s not for me after four finals. The decision is made, I be-

Agency | New Delhi

In what is undoubtedly a landmark moment for our nation, India will be sending a 102 sportsper-son-strong contingent to compete in the upcoming Olympics, which com-mence in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on 5 August. The 100th Indian athlete to qualify was Mohammad Anas, from Kerala. This 21-year old quartermiler ran 400 meters in 45.40 seconds— this is the ex-act qualifying timing for Rio—at the Polish Athlet-ics Championship, held in Bydgoszcz. Just for a per-spective, the Indian con-tingent to the 2008 Olym-pics featured 56 athletes, which jumped to 83 in 2012. Shooting is widely regarded as India’s stron-gest suit; the 12-member

Agency | London

Batting icon Sachin Ten-dulkar is the lone Indian to find a place in former New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum’s list of all-time cricket-ing XI with West Indian legend Vivian Richards as the captain. McCul-lum’s team comprises four Australians in Ricky Ponting, Adam Gilchrist, Shane Warne and Mitch-ell Johnson, three West Indians in Vivian Rich-ards, Brian Lara and Chris Gayle, two Kiwis in Tim Southee and Trent Boult, Tendulkar and South Africa’s Jacques Kallis. The Kiwi great, who broke the record for fastest Test ton in his final match, opted

Agency | London

The Argentina women’s team has claimed a record seventh Champions Tro-phy title with a 2-1 win over reigning World and Olympic champions, the Netherlands, in the final at the Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre here. First quarter goals from Martina Cavallero and Noel Barrionuevo yes-terday gave Las Leonas a 2-0 lead to stun the top-ranked Dutch, who were missing team cap-

lieve,” Messi was quoted as saying after losing his fourth final and the third in successive years. “It hurts not to be a cham-pion.” Messi has played 112 games for Argenti-na and is the country’s highest goal-getter but he turned 29 two days ago. So, even though it is difficult trying to sec-ond-guess football’s most artful dodger --- defend-ers all over the world and goalkeepers including Chile’s Claudio Bravo, who tweeted “Leo is the best in the world and the best ever. I told him after

the game. Still hope he continues with Arg”, will endorse this --- age can be ruled out as a reason. Uli Hoeness gave up when he was 24 because of a me-niscus problem, he had told HT in January 2011 but it is difficult to find players who have dom-inated the world of foot-ball quitting as interna-tionals at 29. Even Johan Cruyff played longer in a Holland shirt and George Best, not quite the apos-tle of discipline befitting an athlete, represented Northern Ireland when he was 31.

Agency | Toulouse

In undoubtedly his best performance in a Bel-gian shirt, Eden Hazard showed exactly why his coach made him captain of the team. Hazard was the driving force behind Belgium’s 4-0 drubbing of Hungary in a round of 16-match at the Eu-ropean Championship on Sunday. And Hazard wasn’t just impressive in attack. The 25-year-old

worked tirelessly in de-fense too as Belgium de-livered perhaps the best team performance at Euro 2016. “There are a lot of people that were abso-lutely amazed that I gave the captain’s armband to Eden Hazard,” Belgium coach Marc Wilmots said. “But you need to let this little man grow up. He doesn’t do a lot of talking. But he does his talking on the pitch. So I wasn’t

Agency | Bridgetown

Matthew Wade, Mitchell Marsh and Josh Hazle-wood starred as Australia defeated the West Indies by 58 runs to win the one-day tri-series final on Sunday. Wicketkeeper Wade struck an unbeat-en 57 off 52 balls to push Australia to a competitive total of 270-9. Allrounder Mitchell Marsh scored 32 runs and took 3-32 to help undermine the West In-dies’ chase, and paceman

Hazlewood claimed 5-50 as the home team was bowled out for 212 in 45.4 overs. West Indies skipper Jason Holder (2-51) took the early wicket of Usman Khawaja (14) as Australia batted first after winning the toss. The left-hander edged a flashing drive to wicketkeeper Denesh Ramdin. Opener Aar-on Finch, who struck six fours and a six in making 47 off 41 balls, holed out to deep midwicket off the

really amazed by that. I know how much poten-tial he has … I think that it was almost impossible to take the ball off him tonight.” Wilmots faced a lot of criticism when he handed the captain’s armband to Hazard after Vincent Kompany was ruled out of the tourna-ment with a thigh injury. But the Chelsea forward, who was so deeply dis-appointing during the last Premier League season, is proving all the doubt-ers wrong especially in the win over Hungary that means Belgium plays Wales in the quarterfinals on Friday in Lille. That will be a homecoming of sorts for Hazard as he started his career at Lille.

medium pace of Kieron Pollard, while George Bai-ley (22) deflected a Carlos Brathwaite delivery back onto his stumps to make it 120-3. When Shannon Gabriel (2-58) removed captain Steve Smith (46) and Glenn Maxwell (4) in the same over, the West Indies were on top, with Australia teetering at 156-5. Marsh surpassed 1,000 one-day runs in compil-ing his 32 off 45 balls, but Australia dipped further when Marsh was bowled off the inside edge by left-arm spinner Sulieman Benn, making it 173-6. Wade stopped the rot with a vital innings, hitting two fours and three sixes, and Australia also had use-ful tail-end contributions from Mitchell Starc (15) and Nathan Coulter-Nile (15).

Eden Hazard was the driving force behind Belgium’s 4-0 drubbing of Hungary in a round of 16-match in Euro 2016

Argentina beat Netherlands and

won their Seventh Champions

Trophy title, even when they didn’t play at their best

tain and talisman Maartje Paumen through injury. The Netherlands hit back with a high quality penal-ty corner flick from Eva de Goede just after half time, but Argentina held on to win their third suc-cessive Champions Tro-phy title. “We didn’t play our best yesterday but we were playing for nothing and it is always different for us in a final,” said Argentina captain Carla

Rebecchi, who as well as finishing the competition as top scorer with sev-en goals was also named as the competition’s best player. As well as Rebec-chi’s individual awards double, Netherlands’ shot-stopper Joyce Som-broek was named as best goalkeeper while Rebec-chi’s 21-year-old team-mate Maria Granatto was named as the best junior player.

for Gayle and Tendulkar to open the batting with former Australia skip-per Ponting at first drop. “I wanted someone de-structive at the top of the order. Chris Gayle — there ain’t much bet-ter than that,” McCullum was quoted as saying by lords.org. “Obviously Sachin can bat for days.

Ponting is another man with phenomenal statis-tics, he takes the game on and even if you lose two early wickets, he’s still going to come on and play his shots and be aggressive.” In the middle order, McCullum went for Lara at No.4 followed by the legend-ary Richards.

shooting team includes nine men and three wom-en, including the 2008 Games gold-winning ri-fle shooter Abhinav Bin-dra. The wrestling team, comprising eight players, also includes internation-ally successful and ex-perienced grapplers like Yogeshwar Dutt (65kg) and cousins Vinesh Phogat (48kg) and Babi-ta Kumari (55kg). In ta-ble tennis, India is for

the first time, sending a full, four-person squad. Another noteworthy achievement in the run-up to the Olympics has been Dutee Chand qual-ifying for the women’s 100m event. Since the International Olympics committee introduced a qualifying time for this segment in 2000, Chand made history by becom-ing the first Indian wom-an to make this mark.

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Correspondent | Rajkot

Rain Continued in Sau-rashtra, Kutch and east and central Gujarat for the second day on Sun-day. Meanwhile a teenage girl was reported killed when she was struck by lightning, authorities said. Rains continued in Kutch district for the second day running as Gandhidham (10 mm) and Bhachau (4 mm) were lashed by showers late Sunday eve-ning. This was a day after Lakhpat (16), Nakhtrana (15) Anjar (5), Bhuj (2) and Gandhidham (2) had

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

A major study on tobac-co consumption across prominent private and government-run schools by city-based institute of physiotherapy indicates widespread prevalence of tobacco use amongst teenagers. Contrary to the general notion that kids belonging to the lower strata of society, and who study in government-run schools are more vulner-able to the menace of to-bacco, the study by SBB College of Physiotherapy, which runs under NHL Municipal Medical Col-lege, revealed that 12 % of all kids surveyed were used to smoking or chew-ing tobacco or areca-nut. Of these children, 97% studied in city’s well-known schools and rest 3% were from Ahmed-abad Municipal Corpora-

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

An Ahmedabad-based NGO is in the eye of a storm over an advertise-ment inviting application from general category can-didates for the post of san-itation workers that many believe are meant only for those from the lower castes. The advertisement by Human Development and Research Centre (HDRC) that works for the rights of Dalits and trib-als triggered protests and vandalism, prompting its director, Prasad Chacko, to go underground. The NGO is run by St Xavier’s Non-Formal Education So-ciety. The recruitment no-tice with Chacko’s signa-ture was put up at HDRC’s office in April in a bid to promote social equality,

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Ahmedabad Munici-pal Corporation (AMC) is planning to appoint a reve-nue mamlatdar to manage the administrative affairs of a yet-to-be-specified civic hospital in the city. The new post will be equivalent to the rank of a hos-pital super-intendent, a senior civic officer said. H o w e v e r , the standing committee did not clear the proposal to appoint V V Machhar, a mamlatdar, for this post. The Opposition Congress has objected the proposal, saying that it was an insult to incumbent superinten-dents of hospitals like V S Hospital, Shardaben

Hospital and L G Hospi-tal. “There is no incident so far which goes against working of the superinten-dents of these hospitals or no serious complaint has emerged in their case in running these hospitals,” said Opposition leader

Dinesh Sharma. He said that

the man-agement of h o s p i t a l s is done by experts who

come from medical back-

ground, who un-derstand nuances of the field better than officials having no medical knowl-edge. Deputy municipal commissioner D H Shah said, “I will see the pro-posal next week for fur-ther understanding.”

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

A total of 28 companies of para military forces including Border Securi-ty Force (BSF), Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and rioting control ex-pert Rapid Action Force (RAF) will be deployed for the security arrange-ments during the annual Lord Jagannath Rath Ya-tra here slated to be held in the first week of next

month. This would be apart from 27 companies of Gujarat State Reserve Police (SRP) and teams of Nagaland and Assam Armed forces which have already arrived here and deployed in the sensitive areas of the Yatra route for patrolling purposes. Police today said that 5 compa-nies of CRPF have arrived from Jammu and Kashmir while two companies of women wing of the CRPF have come from Nagpur. 9 companies of the BSF

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Aiming to stop the ille-gal diversion of certain chemical formulations used to prepare drugs, such as heroin and ‘meth-amphetamine’, the Nar-cotics Control Bureau (NCB) has planned to sensitize the pharma-ceutical industry to curb the practice. Apart from concern about abuse of chemicals by drug mafia to manufacture psycho-tropic drugs, also known as party drugs, NCB of-

ficials are also worried about the sale of ‘over the counter’ medicines, which are used as drugs by many. The proposed exercise of sensitising the industry about this serious issue came in the backdrop of two recent incidents, where author-ities have learned about the use of two chemical compounds which are il-legally used in manufac-turing heroin and meth-amphetamine. According to Zonal Director of Ahmedabad NCB Hari

Om Gandhi, pharma and chemical companies can play a crucial role in pre-venting the illegal use of formulations. “Our prob-lem is related to the sale of prescription drugs, such as cough syrup, sold over the counter. Just like the US, people in India too use such medicines as drugs. There is a need to regulate the sale of such medicines, as no record is maintained at present about who bought those medicines and for what purpose,” he said.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad is all set to witness the 4th edition of ‘Social Media Day’ delib-erations in the city once again this year. ReDi, a joint collaboration be-tween Simulations Pub-lic Relations, TejSolPro and Communicate Karo, brings ‘Social Media Day 2016’ to further the knowl-edge sharing on the trends and challenges of the in-triguing world of digi-tal media. Presented by Shivalik group, this year’s ‘Social Media Day’ will be hosted at Novotel Hotel on 30th June 2016 between 3 pm – 6 pm. ‘Social Media Day aims at promoting dis-cussions on the trends and challenges for the brands in the digital space. In the5

Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

Lalji Patel, the Patel community leader jailed during the ‘Jail Bha-ro Andolan’, who was bailed out on Friday, met Gujarat chief minister Anandiben Patel to signal the Sardar Patel Group’s truce with the govern-ment. Patel, along with seven other SPG core committee leaders, visit-ed chief minister Anan-diben Patel and cabinet ministers Nitin Patel and Vijay Rupani, after his re-lease. Patel said the gov-ernment has been posi-tive to the community’s various demands. “We put forward 29 demands to the government from the community’s point of view and it seems most of Year : 02, Issue : 159 “Sunvilla Samachar” (English Daily) Printed at “Sunvilla Samachar, Daily Printing Press”, Survey No.: 1624-25-26, Final Plot No.F/P/537, Urmila Compound, Opp.Ambica Estate, G.D. School Road, Saijpur Bogha, Ahmedabad -382340 and Published at A-24, Sharddha Apartment, Thakkarnagar Road, Bapunagar, Ahmedabad-382350. Mo.: 9687612324, by Owner, Printer, & Publisher : Aksheshkumar S. Savaliya on Date 28-06-2016 (Tuesday), Editor : Kapilkumar M. Hirpara* (*Responsible for selection of News under the PRB act). RNI No. : GUJENG/2014/59629

‘Social Media Day 2016’ event in Ahmedabad on ‘Responsibly Digital’ theme

NCB to sensitize pharmaceutical industry on illegal use of chemicals

Lightning claims teen girl in Kutch as rain continues to lash Saurashtra

Gujarat NGO ad seeks sweepers from ‘upper castes’, kicks up a storm

them have been met,” he said. “This is the first time we felt the government is taking a positive approach towards the entire issue. I believe nobody is above the community, neither me nor Hardik, and in the coming days we will go out into the communi-ty and discuss with them

the government’s stance towards the issue. We don’t believe in carrying out an agitation for the sake of it, if anything is better for the communi-ty, than we will go along with it,” he added. Nitin Patel, meanwhile, said the government would take a positive approach

• Apart from concern about

abuse of chemicals by drug mafia

to manufacture psychotropic drugs,

NCB officials are also worried about the sale of ‘over the counter’ medicines.

past three editions held in Ahmedabad, we have had digital mavericks from The Faking News, The Viral Fever, Exchange-4media, Tech Mahindra, Ebay, Kotak Securities and Windchime Commu-nications to address and deliberate on the visible shift in Social media and discuss relevant case studies. This year too, to take the #SMDay fervor a notch up, we have come up with a flurry of talk sessions that will provide much needed fodder to an avid virtual follower.

With Social Media In-fluencers and Speakers known for their domain expertise on Digital fo-rum, this is going to be one of the most sought after confluences of the #SMDay celebrations in Ahmedabad where one would get to listen to digital influencers of the likes of Heads from Log-ical Indian, HotStar, Ins-tagram, UNICEF, Online news portal besides the Smart government lead-ers’ shared Mr.Shailesh Goyal, Founder, Simula-tions PR.

towards Hardik and the others who were in jail. “Lalji felt, during his days in the jail as well as during the entire judicial process of his bail, that the government has taken a positive stand. He and the delegation expressed that they are satisfied with the government’s approach towards their demands. His gesture of paying us a courtesy visit itself suggests that. Even in the case of Hardik and others who are in jail, the government will be tak-ing a positive approach,” he said. Vijay Rupani said if the community had any demands, even in future, both sides would have no difficulty arriving at an amicable solution.

Bailed out Patel leader Lalji signals truce with Gujarat Government

from Kutch and 4 of the CISF from Chennai, two from Mumbai and one from Gujarat, 4 compa-nies of the RAF from Ahmedabad and two from Bhopal would be arriving soon to be deployed for the Rath yatra procession. Of the SRP 16 companies are already in the city while seven more will ar-rive soon, the police said. During the Rathyatra, the whole route would be kept under surveillance through over 300 CCTV cameras, several Netra UAVs and camera fitted police vehicles. The Ra-

thyatra is held every year on the second day of Asa-dh month (Ashadi Bij). The procession with the idols of lord Jagannath, elder brother Bhalbhadra and sister Subhadra from the temple in Jamalpur crosses through sensitive areas of the old city to reach Saraspur and returns late in the evening. Lakhs of devotees throng the route. Elephants, Horses and large number of ve-hicles are also included in the procession. Elaborate security arrangements are made to avoid any untow-ard incident.

28 para military companies to be deployed for Rath Yatra in Ahmedabad

• Rains continued in Kutch district for the second day running as Gandhidham (10

mm) and Bhachau (4 mm) were lashed by showers late Sunday

eveningexperienced showers on Saturday. Meanwhile, a teenage girl, identified as Changbai Bhatt was killed after she was hit by light-ning in Haripar village of Kutch on Saturday. The lightning bolt also left 20 goats and ship dead, district control room of Kutch said. In Saurash-tra, there were reports of rain in Devbhoomi Dwar-ka, Porbandar, Junagadh, Gir-Somnath, Morbi, Bhavnagar and Suren-dranagar districts of Sau-rashtra. The highest rain-fall, 39 mm during the day was recorded in Ranavav

taluka of Porbandar. Por-bandar taluka received 27 mm rain while Kutiyana experienced 27 mm rain. In neighbouring Junagadh district, Maliya (18 mm) and Manavadar (15) talu-kas registered noteworthy rain while showers were reported from other talu-kas like Keshod, Mang-rol, Vanthali, Visavadar, Mendarda and Junagadh.

Congress against proposal to allow non-medical officer to

run AMC hospital

The Opposition

Congress has objected the proposal,

saying that it was an insult to incumbent superintendents

of hospitals like V S Hospital, Shardaben

Hospital and L G Hospital

the NGO officials said. They said it was removed a couple of weeks later following little response. The NGO had invited ap-plications for the job of sanitation workers saying preference will be giv-en to members of upper castes like Brahmins and Kshatriyas and Patels, Jains, Vaniyas, Parsis, Saiyads, Pathans and Syr-ian Christians. The con-troversy erupted last week after its photographs went

viral on the internet. Sev-eral groups angered by the advertisement have urged police to book the director for attempting to divide people on the basis of caste. Some members of the caste mentioned in the notice reportedly re-sorted to vandalism at the premises of the NGO on St Xavier’s College cam-pus last week. The NGO, however, has not filed any police complaint in this connection.

97% of student users of tobacco from private schools

tion (AMC) run schools. Three per cent of the re-spondents felt that the habits were definitely not harmful to health while 84% felt they were. The rest of the students did not give clear responses. The study was conducted by surveying 3,055 children, including 1,581 boys and 1,256 girls, studying be-tween standard VIII and XII and in the age group 13-17 years. Among these students, 5% were smok-ers, and 6% were used to other forms of tobac-co consumption. The re-searchers found excessive use of betel-nut as 89% of students who consumed betel nuts believe it to be harmless.