News BriefBill to effectively deal with cheque

bounce cases in LSAgency | New Delhi

A bill, providing for trial in cheque bounce cases at the place where the cheque was present-ed for clearance and not the place of issue, was re-introduced in the Lok Sabha today, with an aim of helping lakhs of people suffering due to jurisdictional issues. The Negotiable Instru-ments (Amendment) Bill, 2015, introduced by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, seeks to replace an ordinance, which was promulgated last month.

Concern expressed in LS over farmers’

suicidesAgency | New Delhi

Concern was expressed by a BJP member in the Lok Sabha over the spate of sucides by farmers in Karnataka. Raising the issue during Zero Hour, B Sriramulu alleged that a large number of farmers are commiting suicide as the state gov-ernment had failed to provide enough support to the farming commu-nity despite assuranc-es. His party colleague member Hukum Singh spoke about the need for a fair deal to the sugar-cane growers expecially in Uttar Pradesh.

Gurdaspur terror attack: Shiv Sena

burns Pak flagAgency | Phagwara

Several activists of the Shiv Sena today burnt the Pakistani flag here to protest “Pak-sponsored” terror attack at Dina Nagar area of Gurdaspur district. The protest, led by the party’s state Vice President Inderjit Karw-al, prompted authorities to divert the route of one of the buses plying between India and Pa-kistan under the banner of “Sada-e-Sarhad”. Ac-cording to police, while the Lahore-bound Indi-an bus from New Delhi passed normally from NH1 here much before the protest, the oth-er bus, bound for New Delhi from Lahore, was diverted from Kartarpur via Nakodar, Noorma-hal, Phillaur on to NH1 near Phillaur, skipping the Phagwara area.

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Lok Sabha Secretariat has sought explanation from Robert Vadra over his remarks on social networking site that led to a controversy in Lok Sabha last week and BJP MP Prahlad Joshi mov-ing a privilege motion against the son in-law of Congress President So-nia Gandhi. Vadra, in his Facebook post on July 21, had taken a dig at the BJP-led NDA govern-ment, without naming it, before the Monsoon ses-sion began. The Monsoon session of Parliament started on July 21. “Par-liament begins and so do their petty diversionary political tactics... People of India are not fooled. Regret to see India led by such so-called leaders !!,”

Agency | New Delhi

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Monday said the government will — after receiving comments from stakeholders — de-cide on the draft Indian Fi-nancial Code, which pro-poses to remove the RBI governor’s veto right in the monetary policy com-mittee. “Financial Sec-tor Legislative Reforms Commission has made its recommendations, which have been made public for comments. Only after the comments are received that the government will take a view,” he said.Be-sides taking away the Re-serve Bank of India gov-ernor’s authority to veto interest rate decisions, the draft also proposed that the monetary policy com-mittee would have four representatives of the gov-

ernment and only three from the central bank, in-cluding the RBI ‘chairper-son’.The draft also said that the RBI “must con-stitute a Monetary Policy Committee to determine by majority vote on the policy rate required to achieve the inflation tar-get”.The current practice is that the RBI governor consults a Technical Advi-sory Committee, but does not necessarily go by the majority opinion while deciding on the mone-tary policy. The revised draft of the IFC, which is conceived as an over-arching legislation for the financial sector, says “inflation target for each financial year will be de-termined in terms of the consumer price index by the central government in consultation with the

Agency | New Delhi

Former president of India Dr A P J Abdul Kalam passed away on Monday evening following a sud-den illness in Shillong. Kalam (84) fell ill at a function in Shillong and was rushed to the hospital, M Kharkrang, SP Kha-si Hills, said. The former President collapsed during a lecture at the Indian In-stitute of Management in Shillong at around 6.30 pm and was taken to the

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Gurdaspur attack ends after 11-hour gunfight, 3 militants among 11 killed“Terror Attack”

With the killing of all the three terrorists holed up inside Dina Nagar police station in Gurdaspur, Punjab government declared the operation to be over at 5 pm, exactly 12 hours after the terror attack

Punjab terror attack ends : 11 killed

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Vadra had said in his post. Protesting against it, BJP MP Prahlad Joshi said in Lok Sabha that Vadra had “demeaned” Parlia-mentarians and wanted the issue be referred to the Privileges Committee of Parliament and he be brought before the House. The MP had later moved

a privilege motion against Vadra. Sources say that the Lok Sabha Secretariat has given Vadra a week to explain on the BJP MP’s privilege motion. Speak-er will take a decision on whether to refer the matter to the Privileges Committee after perusing Vadra’s response.

Agency | Gurdaspur

In the first such strike in Punjab in eight years, three suspected Paki-stan-based terrorists at-tacked a passenger bus and stormed a police station in Dinanagar ear-ly Monday, killing sev-en persons including an SP, before being gunned down after a 12-hour firefight. Director Gen-eral of Police Sumedh Singh Saini said the ter-rorists, wearing combat fatigues, were carrying two GPS systems and hand grenades. Five bombs placed by the terrorists on the railway tracks were removed by a bomb disposal squad.

Arun Jaitley: Decision on Indian Financial Code after public comments

Reserve Bank every three years”.Apart from the RBI ‘chairperson’, the monetary policy commit-tee would consist of five members – an executive member of the Reserve Bank Board, one employ-ee of the RBI nominated by the RBI ‘chairperson’ and four persons appoint-ed by the government.In the original draft, the RBI ‘chairperson’ had power to “supersede the deci-sion” of the committee in “exceptional and unusual

circumstances”.Assuring reporters here that the government will consult the RBI before taking a decision on the formation of the monetary policy committee, Minister of State for Finance Jayant Sinha said on Monday that the proposal doesn’t reflect the government’s viewpoint.He said the government believes the Reserve Bank of India is capable of taking inde-pendent decisions on the monetary policy.

Former president Abdul Kalam passes away following sudden illness

hospital. Meghalaya Gov-ernor V Shanmughana-than and Chief Secretary

P B O Warjri visited Beth-any hospital where Kalam was admitted.

Abdul Kalam collapsed during a lecture at the Indian Institute of Management in Shillong at around 6.30 pm and was taken to the hospital

“It is too early to say where they had come from,” Saini said, before adding that there were some “pointers”. He said these “pointers” did not suggest any link to groups seeking a separate Khalistan. Dinanagar is

nearly 20 kmfrom the border with Pakistan. In the dawn attack, the terrorists, suspected to be members of Paki-stan-based terror groups, first targeted a roadside eatery, then fired at a pas-senger bus before storm-

ing the Dinanagar police station. Seven persons — three civilians, Super-intendent of Police (De-tective) Baljit Singh and three home guards — were killed by the terror-ists who engaged Punjab policemen from inside the building they were holed up in.The Army, which reached the spot on the request of the dis-

trict administration, was kept largely on ‘standby’ as SWAT squads joined Punjab policemen to take on the terrorists. Among the civilians killed were Ghulam Rasool, a patient in a nearby hospital, and Nirmala Devi, an atten-dant of a patient in the hospital. Responding to a query on the Army role in the operation, Saini

said, “All forces were to-gether.” He said he was thankful to the Army for its support.Police sus-pect that the terrorists first placed five bombs on a railway bridge near Talwandi, 2 km from Di-nanagar. They they head-ed to Dinanagar where they killed a kulchawal-lah, Amarjeet Singh, near the bus stand. They

waylaid a Maruti car and threw out its driver Ka-maljit Singh before head-ing to the police station. Dinanagar SHO Mukh-tiar Singh, who was taken to Gurdaspur civil hos-pital with a bullet injury, said: “Ramesh Kumar, a councillor in Dinanagar, called me up early morn-ing. He said some per-sons had opened fire and snatched a Maruti car from someone. I headed to the spot. The moment I reached there, I got a call from SSP Gurdaspur that terrorists had entered the police station.” “By that time, the terrorists had entered the residen-tial building of the Pun-jab Home Guards behind the police station. They had shot two policemen. Policemen returned fire from the rooftop of the police station,” he said.

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DAYyakub Memon deserves no compassion, 1993 blasts victims doIt was a Friday. As usual, Mumbai, then Bombay, was bustling with activities. But everything came to a standstill at 1.30 pm when the Bombay Stock Ex-change (BSE) was hit by a powerful explosion. It was a car bomb that went off in the basement of the BSE building. More than 50 people were killed. Many more were injured. In total, there were 13 bomb explosions in the city, leaving 257 people dead and more than 700 injured. Zaveri Bazaar, Air India building, Hotel Sea Rock, Hotel Centaur, Hotel Airport Centaur, Katha Bazaar and the passport office were all hit. After 22 years of that bloodbath in Mumbai, one of the ac-cused, Yakub Memon, was finally found guilty by the TADA court on April 29 and was sentenced to death. Last week, Memon, who is to be hanged on July 30, moved the Supreme Court and asked it to stop his ex-ecution on the ground that the death warrant issued by the lower court was illegal. The Supreme Court will hear the plea of the convict today. Earlier, a three-judge SC bench had rejected Memon’s curative petition, say-ing the grounds raised by him did not conform to the principles laid down by the apex court in 2002. The case has re-ignited a debate on capital punishment and there are many who have called the practice ‘barbaric’. Way back in 1978, Barrington Moore, an American so-ciologist, wrote a book Injustice in which he argued against capital punishment. Many here are demanding that the news of ‘hanging’ should not be publicised and the execution should be kept a secret till the job is done. But may I ask what kind of pain and anguish the families of those murdered must have gone through? What was the crime of those who were attacked? They were innocent people who had nothing to do with the demolition of the Babri masjid. The operation was fi-nanced by smugglers in Pakistan. Funds were provided by underworld kingpins. Logistics support was given by criminals in Bombay. The argument that Memon did not execute the attacks and that he did not have grenades and bombs in his hand does not hold water since he helped the planners execute the blasts. Instead of showing compassion for Memon, those who speak against his death sentence must show compassion for those who lost their own in the 1993 blasts. If Shah Rukh Khan is the aw-shucks boy-next-door Archie Andrews of Bollywood and Aamir Khan is the smarty pants Jughead, Salman Khan has built his career on be-ing the affably brawny Big Moose. Shah Rukh might occasionally let off steam about being Muslim in India or at an American airport but Salman’s Muslim identity is safely restricted to that bumper Eid release. Aamir Khan is morphing into the nation’s carefully calibrat-ed conscience keeper but Salman exists in a candy-co-loured dreamworld where the Bajrangi is also Bhaijaan who flies kites with Narendra Modi while professing his love for Congress MP Priya Dutt. He has found his happy home in what is largely an opinion-free zone.

“It is a shame that there are certain people who are opposing Yakub Memon’s hanging. Those who are opposing are traitors. Irrespective of any party affiliation whoever is opposing it is a traitor and should go to Pakistan and Saudi Arabia,”

- Arshad Alam, national secretary of the BJP’s Minority Morcha, told reporters in Kolkata.

Agency | Mumbai

The gorgeous actress Kriti Sanon celebrates her 25th birthday today. Kriti Sanon who made her debut last year in Sa-jid Nadiadwala’s super-hit productional venture ‘Heropanti’ opposite Ti-ger Shroff turns a year older today, on Monday. Kriti Sanon was born on July 27, 1990, to Rahul Sanon and Geeta Sanon. The actress is from Del-hi. Currently, the actress is shooting for her up-coming film ‘Dilwale’. As such, the actress will not be able to celebrate her birthday at her home. However, reports sug-gest that her family has planned to make her day special by flying down to her shooting location and spend the entire day with her. This birthday is going to be special for Kriti Sanon, as it would be her second birthday in the Hindi film Indus-

try. “This will be my second birthday away from home and I real-ly wanted my parents to be a part of it. They are coming down here and have planned the entire day for me,” Kri-ti was quoted as saying by Business of Cinema. The actress received the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut for ‘Hero-panti’. The actress was also seen in a Telugu film ‘1: Nenokkadine’, which also garnered all praises to the actress. Rohit Shetty’s ‘Dilwale’ starring Shahrukh Khan and Kajol is Kriti’s sec-ond Bollywood movie. The actress got to work with the ‘Baadshah’ of Bollywood in the initial days of her career itself. Kriti will be seen paired opposite Varun Dhawan in the movie. The film is all set to hit the silver screens on December 18.

Agency | New Delhi

The trailer of “Brothers” has received a roaring response with over eight million views on vid-eo-sharing site YouTube. The almost three-min-ute trailer of “Brothers”, an official remake of the 2011 Hollywood film “Warrior”, opens with a wrestling ring and shows how two brothers indulge in an intense physical and emotional face-off. Film-maker Karan Johar, who is co-producing the film, took to micro-blogging website and shared: The Dharma Productions’

Agency | New Delhi

Actor Neha Dhupia, who was recently criticised for her post on Twitter where she tried to refer to Prime Minister Nar-endra Modi’s Selfie with Daughter campaign by saying that good gover-nance goes beyond this, says that she did not want to attack anyone with her comment. Her

tweet “One rain n the city comes to a standstill. Good governance is not about selfies n makin us do yoga,it’s making sure ur citizens r safe (sic).” was criticised public-ly, and the actor even had protesters standing outside her house. The intention of my tweet was never to demean or personally attack any-one.

Agency | Mumbai

Megastar Amitabh Bach-chan says he is proud of his granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda’s musical talent and is impressed to see the youngster play the piano with such finesse. Navya Nave-li is the daughter of the 72-year-old actor’s first born Shweta and her Del-hi-based businessman husband Nikhil Nanda. “Look what took its place the entire day… The life to witness the gift of a grand daughter, of her ac-complishments, of her tal-ents… That is more than what many wish and pos-sess.“And yes the inner joy of admiration for Na-vya as she surprises us all with her hidden talent… The music and the keys

Agency | Mumbai

It had been recently re-ported that Shamita Shet-ty, who is one of the con-testants on dance reality show, Jhalak Dikkhala Ja Reloaded, recently met with an injury during the rehearsals of her routine, which resulted in a broken nose. However, it seems that despite this, Shetty has decided to go on with her performance, so as to not let down her fans. For those who do not know this, Shamita recently in-jured her nasal bone during rehearsals and was bleed-ing profusely from the cut on the dorsum of the nose.

She was diagnosed with a nasal bone fracture and also had to have a couple of stitches. Though the doctor has advised Sham-ita to have complete best rest for two weeks to al-low proper healing, she is continuing to perform despite the injury as she does not want to upset her supporters. Confirming the news, Shamita Shet-ty said, “Yes I have frac-tured my nasal bone but my performance is more important. The daily re-ports that Shamita had to undergo a minor surgery post her nasal fracture.” They had to stitch the in-

side of my nose and now it is in a plaster and tough to manage. The painkill-ers and antibiotics are taking a toll on my body, a I feel drained of all my energy,” she informed the daily. So how is Shamita dealing with her injury? “I’m feeling terrible. I am supposed to rest for two weeks at least, and not be performing. But, as they say, the show must go on. I am sad that my act won’t be as power-packed as my earlier ones. Right now, I don’t know how I will dance with a plaster on my nose, but an injury won’t keep me out.”

Happy Birthday Kriti Sanon, the actress turns 25!

Never intended to demean anyone: Neha Dhupia

This birthday is going to be

special for Kriti Sanon, as it

would be her second birthday in

the Hindi film Industry

Amitabh Bachchan impressed with granddaughter’s piano playing skill

of the piano, untrained, unread. Just performing with the mind and what has remained with her somewhere, astonish-ing,” Bachchan posted on his blog. The actor also shared several pictures in which he is seen sitting alongside Navya Naveli, who is playing the pia-no at her grandfather’s

home. “That piano is the little space in my small little room.. a space that I occupy on occasion.. spend time with keys black and white.. life is made of just these two they say.. but there are so many other colours too.. and they bring joy and a brightness in us as well,” Bachchan wrote.

Akshay Kumar - Sidharth Malhotra’s ‘Brothers’ trailer gets over 8 million views

film also stars Jacque-line Fernandes and Jack-ie Shroff. Directed by Karan Malhotra, the film is also produced by Hi-roo Yash Johar and En-demol India. “Brothers”

is presented by Fox Star India, in association with Dharma Productions, Li-onsgate, Endemol India. The action-packed film will hit the theatres on August 14.

Despite Nose Injury, Shamita Shetty Performs On Dance Reality Show!

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Agency | New Delhi

The OnePlus Two is al-most here! The highly anticipated followup to the OnePlus One, regard-ed by many as one of the best phones of 2014, will release in India at a New Delhi event on Tuesday. Sadly, you can’t just get online and order one. The dreaded invites sys-tem is back. Here’s what you can do to make sure you snag one. Get on the ‘reservation list’: The OnePlus site has a reser-vation list where you can wait in line to get an in-vite for the phone. Make sure you add OnePlus’s

email address to your ac-count so that your invite doesn’t end up in your spam mail. Make sure you’re quick, though. There were already over 1,70,000 people in front of us when we signed up. Subscribe to the OnePlus newsletter and join their community: The One-Plus site reads: “You can get an invite by partici-pating in our contests and promotions. For notifica-tions about out contests and invites, subscribe to our newsletter, join our community on the fo-rums, or follow us on so-cial media.”

Agency | Manila

Gold climbed above $1,100 an ounce on Monday as a weaker dollar helped it distance from its lowest level since 2010, although investors are not con-vinced that a meaningful recovery is at hand amid a looming hike in US in-terest rates. The Federal Reserve will hold a two-day meeting that ends on Wednesday at which policymakers are like-ly to send more signals pointing to a rate rise lat-er in the year as the US economy strengthens. Spot gold was up 0.4%

at $1,102.95 an ounce by 0642 GMT after falling for a fifth straight week last week, the longest run since late 2012. The dollar sagged against a basket of currencies af-ter a drop in US stocks and bond yields, making dollar-denominated bul-lion cheaper for holders of other currencies. Bul-lion lost more than 3% last week after a rout on Monday accompanied by big volume in New York and Shanghai that sparked more sell-offs and pulled the price as low as $1,077 on Friday, its cheapest since Febru-ary 2010.

Agency | New Delhi

Do you really think Sreesanth didn’t do any-thing?’ Asked in response to a Delhi court drop-ping all criminal charges against Sreesanth, the question was simple enough -- the answer, however, is anything but that. The key word here is ‘think’ -- not what the facts are; not what was presented in court; but what I ‘think’ is the an-swer. To my mind, per-haps the best answer is another question. Do you believe Ajay Jadeja didn’t do anything? In January 2003, Justice J K Mehra, the arbitrator appointed by the Delhi high court, set aside the five-year ban imposed by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Ajay Jadeja for his alleged involvement in match-fixing. An inquiry commission headed by K Madhavan had earli-er endorsed the Central Bureau of Investigation report indicating Jade-ja’s involvement in the match-fixing controver-sy and that in turn, led to a five-year ban. Howev-er, after a few hearings in the high court, Jadeja agreed to take the mat-ter to arbitration and the court appointed Justice Mehra. Jadeja came back and played Ranji cricket, appears regularly as an

Agency | New Delhi

From registered flash sales to open sales, low-to mid-range phone makers like Xiaomi, Lenovo and Micromax have been fol-lowing a similar sort of sales pattern. Micromax has now announced its Canvas Spark on a two-day open sale (July 27, 28) on Snapdeal. Available in white-gold and grey-sil-ver colour options, it is now available at Rs 4,999, without the need for any registrations. The company claims to have sold 5,00,000 Can-vas Spark units since its launch earlier this year in April. In terms of specs, the smartphone comes

equipped with a 4.7-inch qHD IPS display with 960 x 540 pixel resolution. It uses Corning Gorilla Glass 3 for protection. The device is powered by a 1.3GHz MediaTek MT6582 processor, cou-pled with 1GB RAM. On the camera front, the Canvas Spark has an 8MP rear camera with LED flash and a 2MP front camera. The device has an internal storage at 8GB and can be further expanded up to 32GB via microSD card. The du-al-SIM smartphone runs on Android 5.0 Lollipop and supports 3G, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 and GPS.

Agency | New Delhi

The dance wars are get-ting entertaining day by day and this time it’s the cricketers who are in-volved in it. Last week Pakistan all-rounder Shoaib Malik celebrat-ed Pakistan’s win over Sri Lanka by producing a Dubsmash video with wife Sania Mirza danc-ing to the beats of pop-ular song “Abhi to par-ty shuru hui hai”. Both Sania and Shoaib later tweeted the video of the celebrations and it went

viral. The video also features Muhammad Ir-fan, Ehsan Adil, Babar Azam, Mukhtar Ahmed in the background. Sania Mirza tweeted the video with this message, “Cel-ebrating the win with @realshoaibmalik #irfan #ehsan #bilal #mukhtar #babar #brad” Yuvraj then decided to poke some fun as he responded to the tweet saying “Such outstanding players ! But terrible dancers.” Ma-lik responded by saying, “ajjao maydaan may.”

(Come onto the field) to which Yuvraj responded with his own video with the words “bhai hum tho hamesha maidan mein the” (we were always on the field). Yuvraj took up the challenge and showed off his dancing skills with a Moonwalk danc-ing to the beats of to the beats of Michael Jack-son’s ‘Billie Jean’. He then tweeted it to Malik saying, “This is how it it done. ! @realshoaibma-lik Bhai hum tho hame-sha maidan mein the.”

Agency | New Delhi

The Indian women’s wres-tling team led by Com-monwealth Games gold medalist Vinesh Phogat finished second in the fifth edition of Senior Interna-tional Wrestling Tourna-ment - Cup of the President of Republic of Kazakhstan - that concluded in Asta-na, Kazakhstan on Sun-day. The team received a prize money of $10,000 along with a trophy and medals. Host country Ka-zakhstan bagged the top spot while Mangolia set-

tled for the third position. Asian Games bronze med-alist Vinesh (48kg), Com-monwealth Games silver medalist Lalita Sehrawat (55 Kg) and Anita (63 Kg) showcased good form winning all their bouts in respective weight catego-ries. Meanwhile, Com-monwealth Games silver medalist Sakshi Malik (58 Kg) lost only one bout in the tournament. Also, Nirmala Devi (53kg), Sa-rita (60kg), Navjot Kaur (69kg) and Nikki (75kg) came up with spirited per-formances.

Agency | New Delhi

There are few cricket re-cords which literally have lasted a century or even more. Records are bro-ken almost every game these days, but a few have passed the test of time and still stand strong. Cricket, being the game of num-bers, has been a delight for statisticians and number crunchers. In its long histo-

ry, many records have been made and many have been broken. Some records are dearer to Indian fans than others, especially when they are set by Indian crick-eters. Sunil Gavaskar’s record-breaking effort of surpassing the legendary Sir Don Bradman’s record of 29 Test centuries with his career-best score of 236 not out against West Indies in Madras in De-

cember 1983, remained the stuff of historical folklore for Indian crick-et fans. It took a genius of Gavaskar’s status to surpass the record which stood for almost 35 years. Gavaskar, who went on to reset the number to 34 tons, held the record for nearly 19 years before another Indian maestro Sachin Tendulkar broke it in December 2005.

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Agency | New Delhi

Hockey India on Monday announced the team for the Indian Men Hockey Team for the upcoming European Tour which is scheduled for 31 July – 14 August 2015. To be played in France and Spain the tour will witness India clashing against both the teams in 5 matches. During the Tour, India will play twice against France and thrice against Spain. The upcoming tour will be in preparation for the all important FIH Hock-ey World League Final to be held in India later this year. The 21 mem-ber squad was select-

ed post the Preparatory Camp held in Shilaroo from 19 July 2015. The team will be captained by the able and one of the most dreaded midfield-er’s in the game of hock-ey- Sardar Singh and will be supported by the Wall of Indian Hockey– PR Sreejesh. The team is all set for the clash post their 4th position win in the recently concluded FIH Men’s Hockey World League Semi-Finals at Antwerp, Belgium. India will play its first match on 3rd August 2015 against host team France at Le Touquet. Speaking on the Tour, Roelant Oltmans, Director, High Perfor-mance and Indian Men

Chief Coach said, “It’s a very important series for us as this will be a base for us to understand how do we perform and deliv-er as a unit and the grey areas to be improved before the FIH World League Finals. Basis the performance in Decem-ber 2015, our next step is then the RIO Olympics 2016. Hence from here all tournaments are very important for us, as we have to keep working and growing as a team. We are not taking the upcom-ing series lightly as both teams are very competi-tive and playing against them will help better our tackle against the Europe-an style of hockey”.

Agency | New Delhi

In what will be one of the longest tours to India in recent years, South Afri-ca will be hosted for four Tests, five ODIs and three Twenty20 internation-als between September 29 and December 7. The BCCI and CSA (Cricket South Africa) on Monday confirmed that the 70-day tour will start in New Del-hi with a T20 warm-up on September 29 ahead of the T20I series, followed by the ODIs on October 11 (Kanpur), 14 (Indore), 18 (Rajkot), 22 (Chennai) and 25 (Mumbai). The first Test will be held in Mohali from November 5-9, followed by Ban-galore from November 14-18, Nagpur from No-vember 25-29 and Delhi from December 3-7. Pri-or to the Tests, the South Africans will play a two-day tour match against a Board President’s XI in Mumbai from October 30-31. The T20Is will be played in Dharamsa-yuvraj Singh responds Shoaib Malik’s challenge

la, Cuttack and Kolkata. This will be South Af-rica’s first Test series in India since early 2010, when a short two-match series was square 1-1. The two teams last met on Indian soil in ODIs during the 2011 World Cup, with South Afri-ca narrowly winning by three wickets in Nagpur. They have never played a T20I in India. South Af-rica are currently No 1 in the ICC rankings for Test teams, with India at fifth. I am delighted to confirm, together with the BCCI, the Proteas’ itinerary for our tour of India later this

year,” commented CSA Chief Executive, Haroon Lorgat. “This will be the longest tour that we have undertaken to India and the first time we will play a four-Test series. Both countries are now work-ing to develop this into an icon series. Another first is that we will be playing our first T20 Internation-al match against India in India. “Of note will be the second Test match to be played in Bangalore where the Castle Lager Proteas previously se-cured our only ever Test Series win over India in India in 2000.

expert on TV (who actu-ally seems to talk sense) and is a host during the Indian Premier League telecast. But every time I watch him on TV, I can’t help but ‘think’ of him in unfavourable terms. If you read the Madhavan report as I did, specifically Jadeja’s statement (which can be found here, here and

here) -- his guilt by asso-ciation is indeed proved beyond doubt. So despite what the courts ruled, that feeling remains ever present. When a person is prosecuted for a crim-inal offence in the court, the prosecution has to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt and to the complete satisfaction of the judge.

Indian wrestling team finishes second in Kazakhstan

Cricket records which passed the test of time

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Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Dashrath Patel repairs air-conditioners for a liv-ing. But this didn’t deter him from converting his idea into a full-blown technological wonder. The Gandhinagar resident has successfully designed an ‘AC sofa’ which will consume less electricity and be used outdoors as well. Patel was helped in his project by Ankit Vyas, an alumnus of National Institute of Design (NID). “I first thought of install-ing air-conditioner in a sofa in 2008 and started working on it. But the first sofa I made weighed around 175 kg, which was way too heavy. Then I heard of ‘Design Clinic Scheme’ of MSME min-

Correspondent | Vadodara

A sportsperson from Gu-jarat winning a gold med-al in the Olympic Games will be rewarded with Rs 5 crore cash prize, Chief Minister Anandiben Pa-tel has announced. “It is my dream to give a prize of Rs 5 crore to a sportsperson from Guja-rat winning a gold med-al in the Olympics,” she said. The announcement has been made ahead of the next year’s Olympic Games at Rio De Janei-ro (August 5 to 21). Pa-tel was speaking after inaugurating the Swami Vivekananda Residen-tial Centre of Excellence Academy (SVRCEA) at Sama Indoor Stadi-um here last evening. The Sports Authority of Gujarat-managed cen-

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Gujarat High court on 25 July 2015 constituted a four-member panel to ensure basic amenities like housing and hospi-tal for labourers at Al-ang ship-breaking yard in Bhavnagar district following a public inter-est Litigation. The panel will comprise of Sec-retary of State Health department as chair-man, District Collector of Bhavnagar, Deputy General Manager of Gu-

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Following the latest amendments in the Com-panies Act that statutori-ly mandates corporates to spend 2 per cent of net annual profit on 11 sub-jects earmarked in the statute, Gujarat has the potential to garner cor-porate social responsi-

bility (CSR) contribution to the tune of around Rs 900 crore per year from around 15,000 eligible firms. This was revealed Sunday by Maheshwar Sahu, chairman of the Gujarat CSR Authority (GCSRA) – a first of its kind initiative by the Gu-jarat government to help corporates carry out their

mandatory responsibility – at a national seminar on the subject organised by United World School of Law. Jyotsana Yagnik, former principal judge of Ahmedabad city & ses-sions court who conduct-ed trial in the 2002 Naro-da Patiya massacre case, is the director of the law school. Sahu is a retired

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Gujarat High Court on Monday adjourned the hearing on a petition chal-lenging clean chit given to Prime Minister Nar-endra Modi and others in the 2002 riots case. The hearing was adjourned af-ter petitioner Zakia Jafri’s lawyer sought time on the ground of submitting ad-ditional documents. The submission of Jafri’s law-yer MM Tirmizi was ob-jected by Supreme Court appointed Special Inves-tigation Team (SIT). The SIT said that court should not allow submission of any additional documents now since all the relevant materials related to the case have already been submitted. Following

this Justice Sonia Gokani asked Tirmizi that what additional documents he wants to submit as the case pertains to revision of lower court’s order and she will rely only on the documents which are part of the court. Tirmizi replied that his senior counsel wants to pre-pare a chart to brief the court. However follow-ing SIT objection Tirmizi didn’t press for it. Jus-tice Gokani adjourned the hearing till August 4. SIT lawyers requested the court to conduct the matter on a daily basis. The court said it would decide on the next date. This is the case in which the SIT gave a clean chit to Modi in 2012 who was then CM of Gujarat. The

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Soon, passengers trav-elling from city airport will get their boarding passes from any count-er irrespective of the airline they are flying, saving them from stand-ing in long queues. Re-cently, in a written reply to a question in Rajya Sabha, minister of state for civil aviation Dr Ma-hesh Sharma said that the Airports Authority of India (AAI) has under taken slew of works for upgradation and mod-ernization of passenger facilities at various air-ports including Ahmed-abad airport. Among various work taken up, one of them is check in counters with common

user terminal equipment (CUTE). The CUTE sys-tem will ensure smooth passage of passengers at the check-in points. This will cut short the lengthy process that passengers have to pass through at the check-in points. Cur-rently, passengers have to queue up before the counters of their respec-tive airlines for baggage tagging and boarding passes which consumes lot of time during the rush hours. CUTE is a common software and network airport solution which enables airlines and handling agents to access their own appli-cations from worksta-tions with the printers shared by all users.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Three people died on the spot while six oth-ers were injured due to electrocution after the chariot of Lord Jagan-nath they were pulling touched the over head high tension electric wire at Vapi in Valsad district, on Sunday eve-ning. The injured ones were rushed to the hospi-tal where their condition is reported to be critical. On the day July 18, the procession of Lord Ja-gannath was taken out from Jagannath temple in Dunga village in Vapi talukas of Valsad dis-trict. The Lord Jagannath chariot stayed for nine days at Amba Mata tem-ple in Vapi. Several peo-ple participated in the procession and pulled the

A Gujarat Mechanic Develops An ‘AC Sofa’, Prices It At Rs 1.25 Lakh

Gujarat HC constituted panel to ensure amenities to labourers at Alang ship-breaking yard

istry and I approached them. They provided me a designer who modified the design and changed the material, reducing the weight to 35 kgs,” explained Patel. This ‘Design Clinic Scheme’ is a collaborative effort between the MSME and NID since 2010, con-firmed Kumarpal Parmar, Project Executive at NID, wherein 60 per cent of

the design expenses are borne by the Ministry and the balance is given to the product innovator as grant. It was when Vyas stepped in to help Patel that the innovation could be made “lighter and af-fordable”. Owner of a design studio, Vyas said, “It works like a split AC with a unit inside the sofa linked by pipe to an out-er unit. The air-flow will

come out from the hand-rest part of the sofa. It will simply work like a house AC. You can increase or decrease the temperature with a remote control, and it can also run on fan-mode.” “The earlier mod-el was of wood. All parts, including the hose pipe of the AC were wooden which made it heavy. I replaced wood with glass fibre.

jarat Maritime Board and a representative of Ship Recycling Indus-tries Association of In-dia. The panel will be directed to examine the aspect of starting of the hospital at the earliest by Maritime Board itself

or through Employee’s State Insurance Corpo-ration. The court also asked for a report from the panel with regard to construction and allot-ment of 1000 housing units for labourers. The committee can take help

CSR spending in Gujarat can reach Rs 900 cr, says Maheshwar Sahu, Chairman, GCSRA

Jagannath Yatra: Three chariot pullers electrocuted to death

2002 Gujarat riots case: Hearing adjourned on petition challenging clean chit to PM Modi

of any government agen-cy. The panel was asked to submit the report by 5 August 2015. The PIL was filed by a resident of Bhavnagar city stating that the laborers at Al-ang ship breaking yard lack facilities like proper residential accommoda-tion, hospitals for emer-gency medical treatment and sanitation which are guaranteed under the la-bour laws. The PIL also sought proper coastal se-curity and control of pol-lution.

Gujarat-cadre IAS offi-cer, who used to spear-head Vibrant Gujarat Investors’ Summit till 2013. The second day of the seminar was attend-ed by, among others, former judge of the Su-preme Court Justice G S Singhvi, former judge of the Gujarat High Court Justice R R Tripathi and professor of Indian In-stitute of Management (Ahmedabad) Anurag Agarwal.Speaking on the occasion, Sahu said that the GCSRA, which was formed in April last year as a legal en-tity by the Gujarat gov-ernment in the wake of the amendments in the Companies Act, 2013, had prepared a data-base of around 13,000 companies which were “eligible” for the CSR spending.

ropes to move the chari-ot. On its way back to Dungra village, the iron flagpole on the top of the chariot touched the over head high tension wire. Nine people, who were pulling the rope to move the chariot, got severe electric shock. Dakshin Gujarat Vij Company ltd officials immediate-

ly rushed to the spot and disconnected the pow-er supply. The injured ones were immediately rushed to Hariya hospi-tal and Usha hospital in Vapi, said police sources. Three rope pullers died on the spot while six oth-ers sustained severe inju-ries, and doctors reported that they are in critical

condition. The deceased are identified as Harihar Shetty (50), Adarsh Ray (19), and Kartik Beh-ra (21), all residents of Vapi, while injured ones are identified as Bharat Das, Ramesh Nayak, Abhimanyu Das, Prakash Shahu, Suman Shahu, and Bajiram Behra, all residents of Vapi.

clean chit was based on a petition by Jafri against Modi and others for their alleged roles in 2002 post-Godhra riots. In De-cember 2013 a metropoli-tan court upheld the SIT’s investigation. Jafri’s hus-

band, an ex Congress MP, was among 69 persons who were killed by a mob on February 28, 2002 at Gulberg Society in the af-termath of Sabarmati Ex-press train carnage case in Godhra.

Soon, check in time at Ahmedabad airport to be reduced

Gujarat CM Anandiben Patel announces Rs 5 crore prize for Olympic gold medallists

tre, which trains athletes from 14 disciplines, aims to spot and groom med-al winning players from Vadodara, Ahmedabad, Nadiad and Bhavnagar. On the occasion, she dis-tributed financial assis-tance worth more than

Rs 1 crore to 37 players under Shaktidoot Yojana for their achievements. “I am looking forward to the day when the State Government will pay assistance worth Rs 10 crore to the players under Shaktidoot Yojana.” Patel

said her Government was committed to provide best training facilities to sportspersons. “Vadodara will become a sports hub of Gujarat with establish-ment of infrastructural fa-cilities in Sports Univer-sity located in the city.”