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A total of 14,91,293 candidates were registered for Class 10 examination, an increase of about 8.5 per cent candidate over 2015

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Chhetri, Johnson, Anto

win awards

Agency | Srinagar

Jammu and Kashmir government has banned sale of loose cigarettes, ‘beedis’ and tobacco in the state with immedi-ate effect in a bid to dis-courage consumption of tobacco products espe-cially among the youths.

Agency | Shimla

Union Minister for Science and Technolo-gy Harsh Vardhan and former Uttarakhand chief Minister Bhagat Singh Koshiari listed the achievements of Narendra Modi govern-ment as Himachal BJP celebrated the occasion as “Vikas Parv.” Speak-ing at a function at state BJP headquarter here, Harsh Vardhan said that after 69 years of Inde-pendence, the Vajpayee government for the first time and now the Modi Government has estab-lished new landmarks of development and is committed to welfare and development of all sections of the society.

Agency | Mumbai

Bengaluru FC defend-er John Johnson was named the Players’ Player of the Season while skipper Sunil Chhetri finished as the highest scorer for the third year running as the I-League champions recognised top perform-ers at the annual awards ceremony in Bengaluru last night.

Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

Gujarat board standard 12th Arts and Commerce result is out. The result is 55.85% which means out of total 4,97,434 students that appeared in exam, 2,77,705 have passed the exams. The highest result has been from Surat district which is 73.50% while lowest is from Narmada district which is 32.17%. Nan-pura in Surat and Ellis bridge in Ahmedabad are two centers with high-est result. Rajpipla has lowest 21.59% result. Detail report: 55.85 % or 277705 of the total

96% students pass, girls on top

J&K bans sale of loose cigarettes,

‘beedis’ and tobacco

Vardhan lists out the achievements

of Modi govt

Pvt schools outshine govt schools in Delhi“CBSE 10th Result 2016”

Narayanasamy has last laugh in race for CM post in Puducherry

Agency | Puducherry

After being in politics for over three decades, AICC General Secretary and former Union Minister V Narayansamy’s dream of donning the chief min-ister’s mantle has now come true. The 69-year-old Narayanasamy, who had served as Minister of State in the Prime Minis-ter’s Office in the second UPA government after serving as MoS Parlia-mentary Affairs in UPA-I, did not contest the May 16 assembly polls and will now have to seek election to the Puducherry legis-lature in a bypoll. There was hectic competition between Narayanasamy and PCC president A Namassivayam, who was elected for a second con-

Agency | New Delhi

Actor Amitabh Bach-chan faced quite a poser today while interacting with a group of school children during the NDA gala at Delhi’s India Gate. “I want to know about your childhood. How did you become the Big B?” asked a seventh-grader, who introduced herself as Sugam. But Mr Bach-chan, who had just hosted a segment on the gov-ernment’s “Beti Bachao Beti Padhao” programme, was unfazed. “Who says I’m Big B? Here, look, I am smaller than you,” Mr Bachchan replied promptly, sitting down on the floor. As her friends burst out laughing, Mr Bachchan said, “Big B

Agency | New Delhi

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced the results of class 10 examinations 2016 on its website. Although the class 10 results were ex-pected around 2 pm, the scores were posted on the website around 12:30 pm itself. Students can log on to cbseresults.nic.in, results.nic.in, cbse.nic.in websites to view their scores. The total pass percentage stands at 96.21 per cent, but it has fallen compared to the previous year in which

97.32 per cent students passed the examinations. Thi ruvananthapuram city, the capital of Ker-ala, has the highest pass percentage at 99.87 per cent followed by Chennai region which had a pass percentage of 99.69 per-cent. Girls scored higher with an average score of 96.36 per cent while boys averaged 96.11 per cent. Of the 1,68,541 students who scored a full CGPA of 10 points, 85,316 were male and 83,225 were female students. A total of 14,91,293 can-didates were registered

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Gujarat board 12 Arts and Commerce result out, 55.85% successful

497237 appeared candi-date have passed the class 12 general stream exam of Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Ed-ucation Board (GSEB) this year, Examination Secretary of the board G D Patel said today. This year’s overall re-sults were slightly better

than last year’s 54.98%. The results have been declared and uploaded on the websites of the board today. Earlier 79.3 % of the examinees of class 12 science stream exam of the GSEB were declared pass on May 17. Mr. Patel today said that the pass per-

centage of the regular students of the general stream was much better at 68.82 % (228344 of total 331778) with an improvement of over five percent from last year’s 63.35 %. How-ever the performance of the repeater candidates (33.63% or 31130 of to-tal 95063) and private-ly appeared or external ones (25.01% or 18231 or total 72898) has seen a substantial decrease in pass percentage as com-pared to the last year. It was much better at 46.83% and 32.25 % re-spectively last year.

secutive term, for the post of Chief Minister. But Narayanasamy had the last laugh when he was announced legislature party leader after a meet-ing of the party’s newly- elected MLAs with senior Congress leaders Mukul Wasnik and Sheila Dikshit here. The two were camp-ing in Delhi after the poll results were announced on May 16 holding talks with the party high com-

mand, and there was de-lay in ministry formation because of the tussle. Of the 21 seats it contested, Congress bagged 15 in the 30-member territo-rial assembly while its ally DMK secured two. Narayansamy, a confidant of former Chief Minister, late P Shanmugham who groomed him in politics, has been in the Congress braving all odds and diffi-culties the party faced.

Uttarakhand highway blocked, school damaged in landslidesAgency | Dehradun

Landslides triggered by torrential rains on Sat-urday blocked a crucial highway and damaged part of a school in Ut-tarakhand’s Tehri district, officials said, reviving memories of the 2013 cloudburst that killed 5,000 people in the Hi-malayan state. Residents near Virgaon in Ghansa-li block, around 180 km from capital Dehradun, described the rains as a cloudburst - extremely heavy rains lasting few minutes and often causing devastation - but weather officials said there was no concrete proof of such a weather phenomenon.

There was no report of any loss of life, police said. A cloudburst on June 16, 2013 had dev-astated Kedar Valley -- home to the famous Ke-darnath Temple - killing more than 5,000 people and displacing thou-sands of others besides causing extensive dam-age. Hundreds of bodies were never found, either

washed away by the rag-ing waters or buried un-der millions of tonnes of earth displaced in land-slides, exposing the vul-nerability of the state to extreme weather condi-tions. “We cannot call it a cloud burst as it needs heavy shower of 10 cm in an hour,” said Bikram Singh, director of the MeT centre at Dehradun.

‘Big B? No. I’m Smaller Than You,’ Amitabh Bachchan Tells Schoolgirl

is just a name people in the media have given me. No one is Big. One just has to do one’s job and work hard to reach one’s goals.” In this con-text, he also quoted a few lines from “Madhusha-la”, the famous work by his father Harivansh Rai

Bachchan. During the interaction with the chil-dren, Mr Bachchan also read two poems written by students. “The real motive of Beti Bachao Beti Padhao programme is that there should not be any differentiation made between men and wom-

en,” he said. “The most important part of our tra-dition is that women have been given a spiritual place. Even in our reli-gion, women have been given a major position.” The show -- “Ek Nayi Subah (A new morning)” - is meant to celebrate the NDA government’s second anniversary. The five-hour programme will showcase the achieve-ments of the Narendra Modi government over the last two years, during which cabinet ministers are participating in panel discussions to explain the progress they have made.

for Class X examination, an increase of about 8.5 per cent candidate over last year. Category wise, the Central Government run Jawahar Navodyaya

Vidyalayas have scored a pass percentage of 98.87 per cent followed by Ken-

driya Vidyalayas which have a pass percentage of 98.85 per cent. Indepen-

dent schools have a pass percentage of 97.72 per cent while government schools recorded a pass percentage of 86.61 per

cent. According to data shared by CBSE, 85.62 percent students of Gov-ernment aided schools cleared the exam.

Delhi’s private schools outperformed government-run and aided schools in Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) class 10 results which were declared on Saturday. However, Kendriya Vidyalayas and Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalas have performed the best in the examinations. According to statistics released by CBSE, private schools recorded a pass percentage of 95.43 per cent while the same in government and government-aided schools was 89.13 and 83.56 respectively.

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QUOTE OF THE

DAYEvaluating Narendra Modi’s two years of governance

If Monsoon 2016 is as expected, then the first three years of the Modi government will be the best three years for India’s economy since 1996, and possibly the best three consecutive years since Independence. Two years and counting is what Prime Minister Modi and the BJP are saying. After their unexpected victo-ry in May 2014, and the change in course they have attempted for the Indian economy since, two years is enough of a time to begin to pass judgment. How good, or bad, economically speaking, have these two years been? But how does one evaluate performance? One criteria could be that performance is measured as the difference between reality (what actually hap-pened) and expectation. If the difference — let us call it Delta — is positive, then performance is better than expectation; if it is lower, then performance will have to be deemed as worse. Now, whose expectations are we considering as the benchmark? If one peruses the outpouring of literature on the second anniversary, it is clear that expectations are different for different people. Some people mention that acche din were promised, and if one looks out of the window, and two successive droughts, it is “clear” that the good news days are not here. But is this the correct method of evaluation? It isn’t. It is like saying that Djokov-ic wanted to win the Grand Slam but lost the French Open, and, therefore, clearly is not the “best” tennis player. Yet another method would be to evaluate what we, the “judges”, expected Modi to do, policy wise, in the last two years. Here, besides looking at suc-cess, we should also look at failures. For example, the BJP has been unable to pass legislation regard-ing the Goods and Services Tax (GST). But can we really blame the BJP for non-passage of the GST? It is a failure, but whose failure is it? Could it not be deemed the failure of the Congress for deviously ob-structing the bill? Blaming the BJP for non-passage of the GST reminds me of that evocative phrase, ulta chor kotwal ko daante. It is instructive to look at two other factors. The nature of the economy inherited by the two regimes (UPA I and Modi I) and rainfall. On both counts, UPA I was decidedly luckier. The econ-omy was booming and inflation low when the UPA came to power in May 2004. The economy was in a shambles and inflation very high when Modi assumed office. Further, average rainfall during UPA I was five per cent below the long run average (the normal range is +/- 6 per cent from the average); during Modi 1, it was 13 per cent below the long-run average.

“The real motive of Beti Bachao Beti Padhao programme is that there should not be any differentiation made between men and women, The most important part of our tradition is that women have been given a spiritual place. Even in our religion, women have been given a major position.” - Bollywood Actor megastar Amitabh Bachchan on Saturday said as he stressed on

the importance of protecting and nurturing the girl child during the NdA gala at delhi’s India Gate.

Vidya Balan Shares Ekk Albela Poster on Twitter

Agency | New Delhi

Actress Vidya Balan shared the first poster of her upcoming film Ekk Albela on Twitter on Fri-day. Vidya plays the role of veteran actress Geeta Bali while Marathi ac-tor Mangesh Desai plays Bhagwan Dada. Ekk Albela is a biopic on ac-tor-director Bhagwan Dada and traces his jour-ney and the difficulties he faced while making his 1951 musical Albela. The film marks Vidya’s debut

in the Marathi film indus-try. Set in Mumbai, Vidya, 38 and Mangesh sport a retro look in the film’s poster. Earlier, Vidya had said that she feels hon-oured to play the role of Geeta Bali onscreen. “It’s an honour to be playing the effervescent Geeta Bali even if it is just a special appearance, and to be recreating Albela for a Marathi biopic on Bhagwan Dada,” Vidya had said. Ekk Albela will release on June 24.

Agency | Mumbai

Late one night, a wom-an is assaulted. Mehek, a painter, develops ag-oraphobia, an irrational fear of public spaces. She refuses to step out of the house. After four months of cajoling and therapy, a friend shifts her into a new apartment, which he hopes will enable her to heal. But the apart-ment seems to have a life of its own. It sounds like a standard-issue hor-ror film. In fact, a quick search on IMDB and Wikipedia reveals two

other films named Pho-bia — one of which also deals with agoraphobia. The basic premise also has shades of Ram Go-pal Varma’s Kaun? But don’t be deterred. Pho-bia is a smart, sassy and spooky thriller written and directed by Pavan Kirpalani, who earlier made Ragini MMS and Darr @ the Mall. Frank-ly, I had gone in with zero expectations because Hindi film horror mostly alternates between cheer-fully cheesy and uninten-tionally funny, but Pavan scores big with Phobia.

It will make you jump. Unexpectedly, it will also make you laugh out loud — in scenes that are ac-tually meant to be funny. The modest scale of the film is balanced by its big ambitions. Most of it is shot in one location with a handful of actors. The elfin Yashaswani Dayama plays a kooky college girl who befriends Mehek. Satyadeep Mishra, one of Bollywood’s most under-rated actors, is Shaan, the man who loves Mehek but is exhausted by her unpredictable and uncon-trollable mind.

Agency | Mumbai

Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh starrer Ba-jirao Mastani has scored a maximum of eight nomi-nations at the 17th edition of the NEXA Internation-al Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards, scheduled

to take place in Madrid, Spain next month. Salman Khan’s Bajrangi Bhaijaan is following closely be-hind with seven nomina-tions. The four-day IIFA gala, which aims at bring-ing the magic of Indian cinema to a new foreign

Agency | Mumbai

Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan feels that his up-coming movie ‘Mohen-jo Daro’ will turn out to be one of the best films of his career. Directed by Ashutosh Govarikar, the film is an epic love story, set in the Indus Valley civilization. “For ‘Mohenjo Daro’, I am travelling back in time. It has been a great journey, great experience. I really believe it is going to be

Agency | New Delhi

Actors Naseeruddin Shah and Kalki Koechlin fea-tured together in Waiting and in an interview, Kalki said that she would like to do an item number. “An item number is on my bucket list,” said the National Award-winning actress. Kalki said that if there was one thing which she could remove from the industry, it would be me-diocrity; adding that there have been times when she was told to do ‘regular act-ing.’ “I have been told to do just regular acting and not intimidate people,? said Kalki. With promis-ing reviews coming in for Waiting, both Naseerud-din Shah, 66, and Kalki, 32, said that it’s kind of scary because when audi-

Agency | New Delhi

The CBFC is back in news, and this time it’s Abhishek Chaubey’s Udta Punjab that has been caught in the cross hairs. This follows the censor board taking ob-jection to Hansal Mehta’s Aligarh, to giving a U/A certificate to The Jungle Book, saying it was “too scary” for kids — all of which evoked much ire amid the film fraternity. In the case of Shahid Ka-poor-starrer Udta Punjab, a film on drug abuse in the state, the CBFC wants most of the cuss words to be edited out, despite the fact that the film’s mak-

“Mohenjo daro” one of my best films till date: Hrithik Roshan

Mahesh Babu: I am Responsible For Brahmotsavam’s Failure

Naseeruddin Shah Explains Why There Isn’t Gender Equality in Bollywood

Phobia review: The film rides on the blazing talent of Radhika Apte

one of my best films. I hope and pray that the au-dience also agrees with it when the film releases,” Hrithik told reporters. The film’s plot is report-

edly about the protago-nist, played by Hrithik, who falls in love with his enemy’s daughter, a role essayed by newcomer Pooja Hegde.

Agency | Chennai

Actor Mahesh Babu wants to take full responsibility for the failure of his latest Telugu film Brahmotsa-vam. Mahesh said that the film’s director shouldn’t be blamed for its poor show. “I don’t think the director has to be blamed

because I take full respon-sibility of the film’s fail-ure. A film might work or not work due to many rea-sons. It was my decision to pick the director and I think my judgment was wrong,” Mahesh Babu told agency. Directed by Sreekanth Addala, the film features an ensemble cast

of Samantha Ruth Prabhu, Kajal Aggarwal, Pranitha Subhash, Sathyaraj, Rao Ramesh, Naresh, Revathy and Sayaji Shinde among others. Mahesh, who is currently holidaying in London, will start work on his next Tamil-Telugu bi-lingual project with film-maker AR Murugadoss.

ences like a film, it doesn’t run. But between crit-ics and audience, it’s the filmgoers review which matters to both these ac-tors. “I envy actors like Kalki,” said Mr Shah. “In the 70s, Om Puri, Farooq Sheikh, Smita Patil, Sha-bana Azmi and I didn’t have these kind of oppor-tunities. But these young actors have broken the

mould and somewhere, I will take the credit since we laid the path,” said Mr Shah. Women are having a golden run in Bolly-wood but Mr Shah begs to differ. “There is no gender equality. It’s solely the he-ro’s domain and he is not going to champion the cause of the heroine. It’s a while to gender parity,” said Mr Shah.

Hansal Mehta, Ashoke Pandit, Shruti Seth condemn censor board for delaying Udta Punjab release

The CBFC is back in news, and this

time it’s Abhishek Chaubey’s udta Punjab that has

been caught in the cross hairs

ers had applied for adult certification. CBFC’s sudden move has raised eyebrows as the film’s promo, which came out earlier this month, was released under adult cer-tification without any cuts and beeps. “It was surprising to everyone within the board that the promo didn’t have to face a serious snip and (CBFC chairperson Pah-laj) Nihalani, who has earned a reputation for his ‘sanskari’ stand, let it pass. But if that was cleared, why is there a problem with the film?”

asked a CBFC member who did not wish to be named. The move has irked many in the film and media fraternity, and they’ve taken to Twitter to vent their anger. Take a dekko. Hansal Mehta: I was convinced that the govt would do nothing with recommendations from any committee on censorship. I was right. #UdtaPunjab. Shruti Seth: Well done #Censor-Board Clearly, no politi-cal agenda with decimat-ing #UdtaPunjab Must be exhausting keeping India so #sanskari.

Bajirao Mastani, Bajrangi Bhaijaan lead IIFA nominations

destination every year -- thereby opening doors for Bollywood across the in-ternational market -- will this year be held June 23-26. A runaway success for its unique tale, the Shoojit Sircar directed film Piku has six nominations and the Farhan Akhtar star-rer Dil Dhadakne Do re-ceived five nominations. Other notable mentions this year who are also up for the awards are Bad-lapur - Don’t Miss the Be-ginning, Talvar and Tanu Weds Manu Returns .


SPORTS ROUNDUPGoogle wins Oracle copyright lawsuit over Android code use

SBI Q4 net profit down 66% on higher loss provisioning

Call drops: Trai To Firm ‘Position’ In Two Weeks To Help Public

Agency | Mumbai

State Bank of India (SBI) on Friday reported a net profit of Rs 1,264 crore in the March quarter of FY16, down 66% from a year earlier, on the back of higher loan loss provisions. Provisions for bad loans more than doubled on a year-on-year (y-o-y) basis to Rs 12,139 crore in Q4FY16. SBI chairman Arundhati Bhattacharya said the bank had put up-front much of the pain that may have occurred. “I have said conservatively we expect around 70% of the assets on the watch list to turn bad. However, we believe that if the economy starts doing bet-ter and if demand comes back, the slippage into non-performing assets could be as low as 30%,” Bhattacharya said. The bank has created a watch-list of accounts worth R31,352 crore and expects 70% of it to slip into non-performing category. The chairman observed that not all the accounts on the watch-list are manufacturing units that are closed down or roads on which nobody is driving. “These are actually accounts which are still functional but stressed because they don’t have enough cash gen-

eration,” she said.

Agency | San Francisco

Google’s Android software just dodged a $9 billion bullet. A federal jury found Thursday that Google didn’t need permission to use a rival’s program-ming tools as it built Android, now the world’s leading smartphone operating software and a key part of Google’s multi-billion dollar Internet busi-ness. Software competitor Oracle claimed Google had stolen its intellectual property and reaped huge profits by copying pieces of an Oracle program-ming language called Java. But the jury in US District Court found that Google made “fair use,” under copyright law, of Java elements that help different software programs work together. Oracle, which had sought $9 billion in damages, immedi-

ately said it would appeal.

Agency | New Delhi

As mobile users continue to grapple with call drops, telecom regulator Trai on Friday said cur-rent norms are “inefficient” to provide any relief to consumers and it will finalise in two weeks its “position” in the wake of Supreme Court quash-ing a penalty provision. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) had put in place a new set of rules mandating telecom operators to pay Re 1 for each dropped call, subject to maximum Rs 3 per day, but this provision was quashed by the Supreme Court after telecom operators appealed against the regulatory diktat. “We are reviewing the situation internally as to what should be the way forward. May be in couple of weeks we should be able to come out with the position as to what can be done,” Trai Chairman R S Sharma told agency

in an interview.

IPL 2 6

Virat Kohli vs david Warner as RCB, SRH Eye Maiden Indian Premier League Title

Mumbai Indians likely to play against associate nations in uSA

Tottenham Hotspurs to host Champions League matches at Wembley next season

Football: Milan readies for glitzy, all-Spanish Champions League final

IPL 9: How ‘injured’ Ashish Nehra is helping SunRisers Hyderabad bowlers!

Virat can have a massive showdown with Dhoni at Houston

Agency | Bengaluru

Virat Kohli’s Royal Chal-lengers Bangalore will be up against David War-ner-led Sunrisers Hyder-abad, when the two teams, eyeing their maiden Indi-an Premier League title, square off in a high-in-tensity summit clash in Bengaluru on Sunday. RCB, however, will have a slight advantage over Sunrisers as they have the experience of playing in an IPL final twice in the past -- 2009 and 2011, but on both occasions, they finished runners-up. Sun-risers’ best finish was a playoff berth, which they managed in their debut season in 2013. RCB wit-nessed a topsy-turvy cam-paign initially and were in a real spot of bother at one stage. They needed to win their last four games to make it to the playoffs and the Bangalore outfit

Agency | New Delhi

In their bid to cash in on the popularity of IPL among Indian diaspo-ra, Indian Test captain Virat Kohli could be pitted against limited overs skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni in exhibi-tion matches for their re-spective franchises in the United States. According to highly placed sources in the BCCI, three fran-chises namely Mumbai Indians, Royal Challeng-ers Bangalore and Rising Pune Supergiants have ex-pressed their desire to play some exhibition matches in the US where there is a sizeable Indian and South Asian population. “The matter is expected to be

Agency | New Delhi

Indian Premier League’s well known franchise Mumbai Indians is plan-ning to play three games with associate countries in United States of Amer-ica post India’s tour of West Indies. A few years ago the Board of Con-trol for Cricket in India (BCCI) had approved a proposal where IPL fran-chises were allowed to play a limited number of friendly matches in ICC Associate and Affiliate countries between June and August. Mumbai In-dians have informed the

Agency | London

Tottenham Hotspur have reached agreement with the FA to host Champions League games at Wemb-ley next season with an option to use the national stadium for all matches in the 2017-18 campaign while they are building a new ground. “Having Tot-tenham at Wembley for big European nights next season is a welcome op-portunity for us to further the stadium’s position as a world-class venue,” FA chief executive Mar-tin Glenn said in a joint statement with Spurs on Saturday. Tottenham are redeveloping White Hart Lane by building a 400 million pounds ($584.92

Agency | Milan

Milan’s San Siro stadium is preparing for a glitzy all-Spanish final of the Champions League final on Saturday as fans of Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid packed the city in glorious summer sunshine.Record ten-time cham-pions Real, who won the inaugural trophy in 1956, are gunning for their 11th title from European foot-ball’s premier club event two years after a stunning comeback victory over At-letico in Lisbon secured ‘La Decima’. Cristiano Ron-aldo has given Real fans a huge boost with the news he is 100% fit following a training ground scare on

Agency | New Delhi

Almost two weeks back, SunRisers Hyderabad suf-fered a major blow when their spearhead bowler Ashish Nehra was ruled out of the IPL 9 with an injury. While Nehra un-derwent a right-knee sur-gery in London recently, the rich experience which he had shared with others seamers helped Hyder-abad franchise in a big way. SRH bowler Bhu-vneshwar Kumar, who is currently the leading wicket in IPL 9, revealed after the virtual semi-fi-nal clash between Guja-rat Lions on Friday how small suggestions by the

veteran Nehra is helping him. Bhuvneshwar, who has scalped 23 wickets in 16 games with an econ-omy rate of 7.50, said that bowling with Neh-ra had helped him pick up several things about bowling. “When you are bowling together there are little things, like how you set the field, what is the strength of which batsman and so how do you bluff him - little things like that which he talked about which has helped. “And that is prob-ably what I tried to help [Barinder] Sran with. I know that I can’t do what he [Nehra] did with his

Royal Challengers Bangalore have twice reached the Indian Premier League final but have lost both times while Sunrisers

Hyderabad’s best finish was a playoff berth, in their debut season in 2013

did just that and more as they romped into their third IPL final. The mo-mentum with them, RCB would be determined to make the opportuni-ty count by winning the coveted T20 tournament, having missed the chance twice in the past. RCB struck form just at the right time and and dished

out five clinical perfor-mances to beat the Guja-rat Lions (by 144 runs), Kolkata Knight Riders (by 9 wickets), Kings XI Punjab (by 82 runs D/L method), Delhi Daredev-ils (by 6 wickets) and Gujarat (by 4 wickets) again in the Qualifier 1 to seal their place in the title clash.

discussed at the IPL Gov-erning Council in Ben-galuru before start of the final match on Sunday. The venue is tentatively Houston,” a senior BCCI official told agency to-day. “However the dates need to be chalked out. Earlier, it was being dis-cussed it would happen in the window available be-tween India’s tour of Zim-babwe and West Indies.

But it could now be held in September also. All three teams are expected to play against each other. Obviously, major attrac-tions will be Kohli and Dhoni,” the official said. “Houston is one centre that has been zeroed in as it having multiple centres will be a case of logistical nightmare for a short trip of exhibition matches,” he said.

Good news for Mumbai Indians’ supporters as they may se them play again in uSA after

India’s tour of West Indies

BCCI unofficially about the tour. As soon as the planning completes, they will formally inform BCCI. In this edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), defending champions, Mumbai In-dians, bowed out of the tournament in the group stages. The BCCI allows franchises to play three games with associates’ countries. It builds a fan base outside India. Ac-cording to indianexpress, a top official confirmed, “IPL has grown big over the years and we have not

only followers in India but abroad too. The re-cent reports have clearly stated that fastest grow-ing league in the world is IPL. There is no harm if any franchise plays out-side India.” With BCCI terminating Champions League last year, the franchises had to rely on only IPL to keep their fan base. The more matches a team plays, the longer franchise can hold the in-terest in the fans. And this is a win-win situation for Mumbai Indians as well as BCCI.

million) 61,000-seater stadium next to their ex-isting ground and will have a reduced capaci-ty next term as a result. They will use Wembley to meet UEFA require-ments. “Given the cur-rent reduction in capaci-ty at White Hart Lane for next season and the tick-eting requirements for (the) Champions League, playing at Wembley will

mean that we can contin-ue to accommodate all of our existing season tick-et holders,” Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy said. “Our season ticket waiting list is over 50,000 so this now also offers us a great opportunity to provide more of our supporters with a chance to see the team play live during our Champions League campaign.

Tuesday and coach Zine-dine Zidane is counting on the Portuguese super-star to rise to the occasion. “He’s 100 percent fit and he’s playing a Champions League final, when you transcend yourself,” said Zidane, appearing in a first Champions League final as a coach after succeed-ing Rafael Benitez at the

helm earlier this season. Zidane, who won the tro-phy as a player with Real in 2002, is seeking to emu-late Italian Carlo Ancelotti in steering Real to victory, in what is the Frenchman’s first season in charge at the Santiago Bernabeu stadi-um, two years after a stun-ning comeback win over Atletico in Lisbon.

experience. But I was try-ing to do and play the role that he did, ” Bhuvne-shwar told iplt20.com. Bhuvi also seems content with the way Barinder Sran has performed with the ball in the absence of Nehra. “When I came to know that Ashish Nehra is injured, there was a bit of extra load that fell on my shoulders. However, if you see the way Sran responded to the situation was very good. He didn’t let the pressure show on him after Nehra’s inju-ry,” added Bhuvenshwar. David Warner-led Hy-derabad will lock horns with Royal Challengers Bangalore on Sunday in the summit clash of the League.

Nehra has recently

underwent a right-knee surgery in

London


Correspondent | Vadodara

State Forest Department and Gujarat Ecological Education and Research Foundation (GEER), along with over 100 vol-unteer teams, comprising bird watching enthusi-asts, will conduct the head count of vultures in state on May 28 and 29. According to the 2005 census, 2,647 vultures were reported in Gujarat. A sharp fall was noticed in the 2007 census with only 1,431 vultures were reported, while in 2012 when last census was done 1,043 vultures were

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Film actor Om Puri who was in Ahmedabad to-day to promote his up-coming film Marathwada slammed Patidar agita-tors for holding an agita-tion for reservation quo-ta. Om Puri who plays a role of poor farmer from Maharshtra in this film when was asked about Patidar agitation said, “I am disappointed that Pa-tels in Gujarat did agita-tion for quota. They have lot of money. They have motels in America,and still they are seeking res-ervation? Beggers would seek reservation. Did you ever see Sardars seek-ing reservation quota in Punjab? Don’t they have

poor section? But they will never seek reserva-tion. That is dignity. I am against reservation. If you want to extend help then give good education for free, give cloths and tu-tion but not reservation.” Om Puri who through this film ‘Marathwada’ attempts to highlight the issue of farmers suicide said the nation is facing so many problems and it will take time to resolve these issues but we have got a person who can feel these problems. He is the son of Gujarat. He is Na-rendra Modi. Om Puri asked media persons to request Narendra Modi to do something for the farmers.


Shri Parshottam Khod-abhai Rupala, national vice president of ruling Bharatiya Janata Party(B-JP) and former Gujarat BJP President will be-come member of Rajya Sabha again. Rupala will be elected to Rajya Sabha from Gujarat after one seat by-election sched-uled to take place on 11 June. The seat is vacat due to demise of Congress MP Pravin Rashtrapal. Rupala will remain Rajya Sabha MP for the period left in Rashtrapal’s term. Rupala has been Rajay Sabha MP from Gujarat in the past. He had re-placed Keshubhai Patel in Rajya Sabha from Gujarat


L K Advani, the BJP pa-triarch and former deputy Prime Minister, joined Gujarat chief minister Anandiben Patel on Fri-day to laud the NDA government led by PM Narendra Modi on its completion of two years in office. Advani and Anandiben were speak-ing at the Vikas Parva Sammelan organized on the Sabarmati river-front. However, Advani’s extremely short tribute

-lasting less than 10 min-utes -to Modi’s success focused on Gujarat and did not refer to any spe-cific achievements of the Union government. “I re-quest all of you to invite people from other states to Ahmedabad so that they can see the devel-opment of the Sabarmati Riverfront,” Advani told party workers at the event. “People should be shown the work carried out in the city by Narendrabhai and Anandiben Patel and their colleagues. Now

Narendrabhai is trying to implement the good schemes in other states. I am hopeful that other states will follow the Gu-jarat model.” Anandiben, on the other hand, hailed Modi’s achievements as the PM and also spoke of the Gujarat government’s push in implementing the central government’s flagship projects. She ap-pealed to BJP workers to reach out to the masses and make them aware of developmental ini tiatives taken by Modi as the PM.

Sunvilla News | Amreli

A 30 year old man was today attacked by a li-oness in Kodiya village in Khamba area of this district where three cas-es of human killing by the lions of Gir forests, the sole abode of Asiatic lions, has taken place in less than two and a half months time apart from one such death owing to lion attack three days ago in Gir-Somnath district. DCF of Gir-East Karuppa Samy today said that the incident took place this afternoon when Chand-ru Vala (30) had gone to a farm to pluck lemon. He has been admitted to the civil hosptial here with several paw caused injures on his back and waist. Mr Samy said that the forest department has


Officials of the then Na-rendra Modi-led Gujarat government alleged po-litical pressure in connec-tion with the 2002 riots and the various alleged fake encounters in the state. They made these claims in a sting opera-tion by former Tehelka journalist Rana Ayyub who has self-published what she calls excerpts from these purported conversations in “Guja-


5 th Edition of Quali-ty Mark Award 2016 to recognize MSME who produce best Quality Products/Services across nation was done on 27 th May, 2016 at YMCA IN-TERNATIONAL CEN-TRE, Ahmadabad, Guja-rat in presence of Chief Guest Sadhvi Niranjan Jyotiji (Hon'ble Minister of State for Food Processing Industries, India) and Special Guest Mr. Madhur Bhandark-ar (Bollywood Director).The awards encompass more than 50 categories from MSME Across the nation. Further Quality Mark Award 2016 was attended by dignitaries from various field like Shree Ashok kumar Jain


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Sting claims political pressure in Gujarat riots

Man attacked by lioness in Amreli district, injured

Rana Ayyub says she did not release the sting tapes saying she would give them to investigating agencies if they

asked for it rat Files – Anatomy of a cover up”. The book was launched in New Del-hi this evening. Ayyub, who has said that she re-corded Modi, too, at his Gandhinagar residence — wearing a camera in her watch — did not re-lease the sting tapes say-ing she would give them to investigating agencies if they asked for it. Ayyub said the common thread in all her sting operations was Amit Shah, the then home minister of Gujarat

and now the BJP presi-dent. Shah, who was once jailed in the Sohrabuddin case, was discharged by a CBI court in December 2014. Ayyub alleged that Tehelka, which had sent her on the assignment, refused to publish the story later citing “polit-ical pressure”. The then editor of Tehelka, Shoma Chaudhury, was not avail-able for comment. Asked about Ayyub’s allegations today, a BJP spokesman declined to comment.

Vulture census to begin in the state today, conclude todayAccording to

the 2005 census, 2,647 vultures

were reported in Gujarat

reported. “This time we have developed unique data-sheet wh ich will not only count the vul-ture but also fill the im-portant observations like type of spices, health sta-tus, where it was seen (in nest, on flight, at food), whether it was an adult or juvenile. We are using the direct sighting method,” said an officer of GEER foundation. Experts say, over the years, the pop-ulation of vultures has diminished due to the ris-ing presence of analgesic diclofenac in the animal carcasses, which the vul-tures primarily feed on.

recently caged and shift-ed 16 big cats (6 adult female, one adult male, 5 sub adult female and 4 sub adult male) of one pride in Dhari Taluka fol-lowing the killing of an 11 year old boy in Am-bardi village on May 20. A lion had killed the boy sleeping in a farm in the village. Earlier on April 10, a lioness had killed

a 50 year old woman in Bharad village under Dhari taluka while she was sleeping in an or-chard in the vicinity of the forests with his family members. Prior to that on March 19, a 62-year-old man was also mauled to death by a lion in a sim-ilar manner when he was camping at Ambariya vil-lage of the district. Re-

cently in Kodinar taluka of Gir Somnath district, a lion has killed a 70 year old woman while she was in her farm. In all the four cases the beasts ate up the flesh of the deceased giv-ing rise to the suspicion of some of the lions/li-oness turning man eaters. Though Mr. Samy denied it saying these were acci-dental cases. Earlier af-ter the March incident in Amreli, two lions were

nabbed and human bone and a part of cloth of the deceased was detected in the stool of one of them in the animal care center in Shashan. Amreli dis-trict in Gujarat is home to over 170 Asiatic lions as per the census conducted by state government last year while the nearby Gir Somnath district also is home of a vast expanse of the western range of the Gir forests.

Parshottam Rupala to be elected to Rajya Sabha from Gujarat

quota at that time. Born in 1954 at Isvaria in Amreli district of Gujarat Rupala is B.Sc., B.Ed from Su-arashtra University and Gujarat University. He was Amreli district BJP president during 1988-91, Secretary of Gujarat BJP in 1992, General Secre-tary and Spokesperson of

Gujarat BJP during 2005-2006. State president in 2006, national vice president from 2010 till now. Incharge of Andhra Pradesh BJP during 2010-13 and National Ki-san Morcha of BJP and incharge of Goa BJP. He has been MLA and minis-ter in Gujarat.

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