News BriefSensex climbs 161 pts as Sept

F&O series beginAgency | Mumbai

Building on its gains the day before, the bench-mark BSE Sensex today surged 161 points to set-tle above the 26,000 lev-el as investors got down to creating fresh long positions in the new de-rivatives series amid a firming global trend fol-lowing upbeat US data. The investment senti-ment was markedly pos-itive after data showed the US economy grew faster than expected. The gross domestic product (GDP) grew at an annual 3.7 per cent in the second quarter, exceeding all estimates.

HC stays trial against DMDK

MLA Dinakaran

Sugar gains on good demand

Agency | Chennai

The Madras High Court today stayed for four weeks further proceed-ings pending before a local court against DMDK MLA K Dina-karan, who was charged with obstructing mar-shals of the assembly from discharging their duties in February. Jus-tice B Rajendran grant-ed the interim stay on a revision petition filed by Dinakaran seek-ing to set aside an or-der of a Metropolitan Magistrate here, who dismissed his petition seeking discharge from the case.

Agency | Mumbai

Prices of both variet-ies of sugar advanced at the Vashi wholesale market here today fol-lowing good demand from stockists and re-tailers on the back of ensuing festival season. Small sugar prices rose by Rs 10/18 per quintal to Rs 2,420/2,520 from Thursday’s closing lev-el of Rs 2,410/2,502. Medium sugar prices climbed by Rs 10/10 per quintal to Rs 2,480/2,582 from over-night closing level of Rs 2,470/2,572.

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HC ordered to hand over the dead body to his parents for the last rites“Police lathicharge protesters”

The court, after going through the second postmortem report that suggested the youth died of shock and brain haemorrhage due to head injuries, also ordered to hand over the dead body to his parents for the last rites

HC directs CID to investigate custodial death

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Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Gujarat High Court on Friday ordered the state CID (crime) to in-vestigate the custodial death of 32-year-old Pa-tel youth Shwetang Pa-tel and sought the prog-ress report by Monday. The court, after going through the second post-mortem report that sug-gested the youth died of shock and brain hae-morrhage due to head injuries, also ordered to hand over the dead body to his parents for the last

rites. The body had been kept in the mortuary till the investigation was completed. On Thurs-day, Prabhaben Patel, a resident of Matru Krupa Society, Bapunagar had filed a petition alleging that her son Shwetang died due to injuries in-flicted by police on Tues-day night when violence broke out following the detention of Hardik Pa-tel, leader of Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) in Ahmedabad by the police. He was taken away by the po-

lice and kept in the lock up where he complaint of headache. The police took him to Shardaben Hospital where he was declared brought dead. The death escalated ten-sion in the Patel-domi-nated Bapunagar area. His funeral is due to be held in the area under heavy police bandobast. On Thursday, Justice J B Pardiwala had directed a fresh autopsy to be per-formed by a panel of four doctors, including the Head of Department of Forensic Science. Justice

Sheena Bora Murder Case: Peter Mukerjea and Mikhail Bora reach Khar police station for questioning

Agency | Mumbai

Peter Mukerjea has ar-rived at the Khar Police station for question-ing in relation to Shee-na Bora’s murder case. Earlier, speaking to a leading news channel, Peter Mukerjea said that Sheena had told him that she was Indrani’s daugh-ter and not her sister. He claims that he had con-fronted Indrani about the matter who denied it. In the end he chose to be-lieve his wife. He also claimed that Indrani had come down to Mumbai in 2012 to separate Ra-hul and Sheena. He also said that he was sure that there was no finan-cial transaction between the two. He also talked about his son Rahul who

Agency | Mumbai

A state is simmering with violence, curfews and protests. At least 10 have been killed in the fracas, the army has been called in, curfews are in place in major cities and the protesters have threat-ened to cut off supply of essential commodities such as milk and vegeta-bles if their demands ar-en’t met. Gujarat is fac-ing its most turbulence in years, as members of the Patel community have taken to the streets demanding reservations. You would think Guja-rat, with its recent histo-ry of violence, would be the biggest news of the day. Not for some of In-dia’s newspapers and TV

Agency | Srinagar

Pakistan on Friday sum-moned the Indian envoy to protest against firing on the border in Jammu and Kashmir after six people died and 46 others were injured in shelling. The Foreign Office called in High Commissioner TCA Raghavan and lodged a “strong protest over un-provoked Indian firing” on the international bor-der, state-run Radio Paki-stan reported.Six people were killed and 46 oth-ers, including 22 wom-en, wounded in shelling by the Indian side, the report said. According to the Pakistani military’s media arm, Indian troops resorted to shelling in Si-alkot, Chaprar and Har-pal sectors. “Pakistani security forces responded

he said was in a relation-ship. The police picked up Indrani Mukerjea af-ter arresting her driver.

Her son Mikhail, who people believed earlier to be her sibling along with Sheena, said that the

cause of the death was a property dispute. Oth-ers claim, that the rea-son why Indrani killed Sheena was because of her relationship with Ra-hul, who is Peter’s son. Officials, requesting an-onymity, said that Ra-hul and Sheena, 24, had been seeing each other for over a year which Indrani did not like. A web of lies and intrigu-ing relationships have emerged in the case as it came to light that Sheena was Indrani’s daughter and not sister as Indra-ni has been claiming for years. The motive of the murder still remains a mystery though Indrani’s son Mikhail claimed he knows the real reason but will not disclose it.

Pakistan summons Indian envoy over J-K border firing

befittingly to the Indian firing,” the report said. Pakistan’s minister for Kashmir affairs Barjees Tahir condemned the fir-ing from the Indian side. In a statement, he said Pa-kistan will not budge an inch from its “principled stand on Kashmir”. Pun-jab chief minister Shah-baz Sharif, the brother of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, too condemned the firing and expressed grief at the loss of lives. Indian officials said three people

died and 17 more were injured in heavy shelling by Pakistani troops in RS Pura sector along the in-ternational border early on Friday. The exchange of fire came at a time when India is observing the 50th anniversary of the 1965 war with Paki-stan. Tensions between the two countries have spiked since the collapse of a planned meeting of the national security ad-visers (NSAs) amid in-tense acrimony.

Why is the Sheena Bora case getting more headlines than the Gujarat violence?

channels though. Rath-er than cover the Patel agitation, headlines and airtime have been domi-nated by a two-year old murder mystery involv-ing the rich and influ-ential, albeit with little actual public impact be-yond the fascination for scandal. Media honcho Peter Mukherjea’s wife Indrani Mukherjea has been charged with mur-der of her daughter Shee-na Bora in 2012 and her arrest in connection with the case has kept the mainstream media more than occupied. While skeletons tumble out of Mukherjeas’ closet one after the other, the Gu-jarat protests, which had

been front-page news for two days prior, have tak-en a back seat. Headlines and primetime shows on news channels on Thurs-day and Friday preferred to try to connect the dots in the whodunit rather than report on the vio-lence in Gujarat. Here’s a look at the major pa-pers in the country and how their front pag-es appeared on Friday morning. The nation’s

best selling newspaper Times of India dedicated its top half (the rest was advertising) of the front page to Peter Mukher-jea’s admission that he knew Sheena Bora was indeed his wife’s daugh-ter as opposed to her sis-ter. Apart from the lead story, the front page also allotted space to other revelations in the case coming from various ac-tors in the story.

Pardiwala in his order stated, “The doctors have performed the post-mortem and report reveals internal and external injuries…cause of death is shock and haemorrhage due to head injuries,” Justice Par-diwala noted in the order. He said that the report makes it clear that it is a case which should be in-vestigated properly. He ordered the Bapunagar police inspector to lodge an FIR and hand over it to

CID (crime) officers. He said that the victim’s mother has alleged that police officers are responsible for the death and this angle should be deeply investigated. When the petitioner’s lawyer requested the court to give the case to an IPS of-ficer for investigation justice Par-diwala said, “There are many IPS officers across the country, what we need today is an honest offi-cer. The officer concerned should

be honest and should only con-cerned with the case.” Meanwhile, the division bench of Acting Chief Justice Jayant Patel of Gu-jarat High Court on Friday while coming down heavily on the state government directed the Director General of Police or preferably Home Secretary to appear before it post-recess on Friday to explain the violence which engulfed the state since August 25.

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QUOTE OF THE

DAYIs forcing government servants to send their kids to government

schools absurdity or common sense?Earlier this month, the Allahabad High Court gave the state chief secretary till the next academic session to require anybody drawing a government salary to send their children to only government schools. The order also specified that the promotions and increments of violators should be deferred, and required that any fees paid to private schools by government servants be de-ducted from their salary and paid into the state treasury. The judge felt this extreme step was the only way to improve government schools. Is this judgment absurd or wonderful common sense? This judgment pulls me in two different directions because of who I am (son of government servants who sent me to a private school) and what I do (our company hires only 5 per cent of the children who come to us for a job because their schools let them down). Who I am believes this judgment is absurdity. What I do believes it is wonderful common sense. Why this divergence? The first reaction is be-cause this judgment violates the fundamental rights of all children of government employees by limiting where they can go to school based on their parents’ profession. I know my professional progress is a child of my private school education; I would not be where I am if I had been forced into a government school in Ut-tar Pradesh (where my parents are from) or in Jammu and Kashmir (where my parents worked). It’s also un-fair to hold every present government servant account-able for the actions and outcomes of a small number of past and present education department bureaucrats. It hardly seems fair that the judgment should not be applied to past politicians who have grossly distorted government school-teacher recruiting, compensation and performance management, or past judges whose judgments have distorted the governance of education-al institutions. The problem with holding the current government-employee cohort accountable for school outcomes is the long shadow cast by education policy decisions, where toxic effects show up only after a de-cade. But my second reaction is rooted in a recognition of human nature. Wouldn’t Employee’s State Insur-ance hospitals improve if we forced government ser-vants to use them and abolished their exclusive Central Government Health Scheme? Wouldn’t EPFO reform have happened years ago if every government servant was forced to deal with the organisation for their pen-sions? Wouldn’t ministers standing in line for security and boarding at airports have forced security forces to reduce lines by junking the meaningless stamping, and checking of stamping, of hand baggage tags and board-ing cards? Wouldn’t there have been more urgency for power reforms if distribution companies were prohibit-ed from creating VIP areas where power is uninterrupt-ed? Wouldn’t we have better urban planning, hous-ing and public transport if government servants were not given houses and cars and all their benefits were monetised instead? Given India’s poor service-deliv-ery outcomes; it’s certainly a tantalising possibility to subject government servants to the consequences of their actions.

“My idols are Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and late Shiv Sena supremo Balasaheb Thackeray, Police did a Jallianwala Bagh, this General Dyer will be found, I want to use my remote to change 182 channels (Assembly seats)” - Convenor of the Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) is Hardik Patel (Age: 22) said..

Agency | Mumbai

Megastar Amitabh Bach-chan, who has done films like Abhimaan and Anand with Hrishikesh Mukher-jee, says the late iconic director was like a god-father to him and others. Remembering Mukherjee on his death anniversary on Thursday, Big B post-ed on his blog: “There are two important anni-

versaries today. Death anniversaries of Mukesh the singer and Hrishkesh Mukherjee, my director in at least nine films. Hr-ishi Da was godfather to us. His kind of cinema has disappeared and we miss that much, but there are a few who endeavour to bring back those sto-ries of old and present them to us.

Agency | Mumbai

Ace designer Anita Don-gre teamed up with Bol-lywood actress Dia Mir-za to pay tribute to the glorious craftsmanship of India with the launch of her outstanding “Grassroot” collection at the ongoing Lakme Fashion Week. Dia’s touching introduction of the theme kick-started the show. Anita’s dream

to revive the precious crafts of the country like Ahir embroidery from Gujarat, ikat from Kar-nataka and Hyderabad, Gotta Patti from Rajas-than, weaves of Banaras, intricate Warli and hand block prints turned into a reality with her col-lection. Her brand’s philosophy of “Revive, Sustain, Empower” was amply evident as the intricate garments ap-

Agency | New Delhi

Muddu Manase opens with a daredevil bride, Purvi, running away on a scooter from a marriage hall, asking her lover to accompany her. She does not know what’s in store for her. Her other lover Rocky is waiting with his friends on the road, not with a garland or a bou-quet but with iron rods and hockey sticks. As

expected, Rocky’s goons attack the lovers and help him take away his sweet-heart. Suresh alias Suri (Arun Gowda) appears out of nowhere and at-tacks the goons, hitting Rocky to an extent that latter loses his memory. The scene shifts to anoth-er location where Mona (Aishwarya Nag) is like a drunkard. It is revealed that Suri is a distant rel-ative of Mona’s parents

Agency | Mumbai

Bollywood actress Son-akshi Sinha reacted to the alleged Delhi eve-teasing case by saying she is em-barrassed and let down by the incident. The ac-tress tweeted, “Being a girl, gave the benefit of doubt to Jasleen, like many others! And like

many others am embar-rassed n let down! Apol-ogies to the guy.” The ac-cused in the Tilak Nagar case, Sarabjit Singh (26) on Tuesday alleged that the girl, Jasleen, was an Aam Aadmi Party mem-ber and was doing it to gain political mileage. Refuting the allegations,

Jasleen said, “Even if I belong to a political par-ty, does it validate the case of eve-teasing?” “The college to which I belong is not a part of Delhi University Stu-dents Union and thus I cannot be a part of any university election,” she added.

Katrina Kaif: Haven’t re-shot anything for ‘Jagga Jasoos’

‘Phantom’ tweet review: A far fetched story with a chaotic first half

Jasleen Kaur case: Sonakshi Sinha apologises to man accused of molestation

Amitabh Bachchan: Hrishkesh Mukherjee was godfather to us

Agency | Mumbai

Ranbir Kapoor-Katrina Kaif starrer Jagga Jasoos has been in news for get-ting delayed but the ac-tress says they have not re-shot any of the scenes for the movie. The 32-year-old Bang Bang actress said a very large portion of the film has been completed and they are left only with some complex sequences. “No we didn’t re-shoot any-thing... I wish... Because if we were re-shooting

we would at least be shooting something. A very large portion of the film is complete but there are some slightly com-plex sequences which are left. It’s a very brave film. We have tried a lot of new things in the film and to do that I think it takes time,” Kaif told . The comedy-drama film, directed by Anu-rag Basu of Barfi! fame, was supposed to release last year but got delayed. The film tells the sto-ry of a young detective,

Agency | Mumbai

Kabir Khan’s last film ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ was not just celebrated and lauded in India but also in Pakistan simply be-cause of the film sto-ryline. Khan’s latest film ‘Phantom’ has been in the news for sometime now for being banned in the neighbouring country for its storyline. With Mum-

bai 26/11 attacks as the backdrop, ‘Phantom’ fo-cuses on cross-border ter-rorism with Siaf Ali Khan and Katrina Kaif playing undercover agents. While the film’s trailer hints at the story being anti-Pa-kistan, the filmmaker and the cast have insisted that it is anti-terrorism and not anti-Pakistan. Kabir Khan and Katrina Kaif

have earlier worked in two films, both of which have had terrorism is the underlying theme. Both these films have also been successful at the box of-fice. Will the actor-direc-tor score a hat trick with ‘Phantom’ as well? Will the film be able to boost Saif’s career? And more importantly, is the film really anti-Pakistan?

‘Muddu Manase’ review: Arun Gowda’s debut is far from convincing

who is in search of his father. Kaif said Basu is an indulgent filmmaker who does not live under any pressure, something which she respects a lot in the director. “Anu-rag Basu is one of those directors who doesn’t live under the pressure of time or restrictions which all of us abide by in the film industry. He is like a true wandering artist. He wants to make the movie according to his time and he is not go-ing to put under pressure by anyone. He just wants to live with his script, nurture and blossom it. I have got a lot of respect for that because you can see his passion for films. He is a very indulgent filmmaker.” Kaif will be next seen in Saif Ali Khan-starrer Phantom, directed by Kabir Khan. The film will releases to-day.

Film: Muddu ManaseRating: **1/2

Starring: Arun Gowda, Aishwarya Nag, Nithya Ram, Padmaja Rao, Achuth

Director: Ananth Shain

who gave him shelter after he lost his mother. We find that Suri was in love with Purvi (Nithya Ram), the daughter of a police inspector. The cou-ples tries to escape when Purvi’s father arranges her marriage with anoth-er person. How does Suri find Purvi? What happens to her? What happens to Suri and Mona? This forms the rest of the sto-ry. While this is his debut film in Sandalwood (the Kannada film industry), Arun Gowda has put in a lot of effort to prove his mettle in action scenes.

Anita Dongre goes back to the roots, Dia supports her cause

peared on the ramp and was hailed by Dia. “I am a great fan of Banarasi weaves. And I always was anxious about the fact that the hand-woven industry is getting weak-er and dying.

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SPORTS ROUNDUP

India’s finishing prowess in focus as 3rd Test vs Sri Lanka begins

Vodafone to Roll Out 4G Services by year-End

RBI likely to cut interest rates in September policy meet

Videocon Z55 Dash launched at Rs 6,490 in India

Agency | New Delhi

: Vodafone India will be launching fourth genera-tion (4G) mobile telephony services by 2015-end, days after Bharti Airtel rolled out its network for high-speed data services. Reliance Jio Infocomm, part of India’s richest person Mukesh Ambani led Reliance Industries group, will also launch its 4G services towards the end of the year. Vodafone said testing of 4G services has commenced suc-cessfully and it has partnered with leading global technology infrastructure service providers for the network rollout. “Vodafone India confirms that it will launch its 4G services by the end of the calen-dar year 2015. Important data markets, including Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Bengaluru and Kochi, will be part of the first wave of the rollout,” the company said in a statement. Vodafone also said its pan-India 4G services will also be launched at an appropriate time though it did not mention the timeline.

Agency | New Delhi

There is a better than even chance that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will cut interest rates at its policy meeting on September 29 thanks to infla-tion striking a record low, according to a Reuters poll, marking a shift in expectations from earlier. The median from survey of 21 economists showed a 60% chance that the central bank would cut its policy repo rate from 7.25% at the next meeting, whereas a previous poll in July had shown a move was more likely in the final three months of the year. Since then, India has released consumer price data for July that showed retail inflation at a re-cord low of 3.78%, giving the RBI more room to ease policy. Keen to inject more momentum in the economy and encourage investment, the govern-ment and business community have urged the cen-tral bank to lower interest rates, though RBI Gov-ernor Raghuram Rajan has stressed that he wants to see low inflation on a sustained basis. “We have fuel disinflation making a comeback all over again. Crude prices are back down,” said Vishnu Varathan, senior economist at Mizuho Bank.

Agency | Mumbai

Videocon has introduced a new smartphone in the market dubbed Z55 Dash, which has been made locally under the ‘Make in India’ initia-tive. The smartphone, which has been designed in India, will be available via Flipkart at a price of Rs 6,490. It will be available in Black/White and White/Chrome colour variants.In terms of specifications, the device features a 5-inch HD IPS display with Dragontrail X Glass at a 720 x 1280 pixel resolution. It is powered by a 1.4GHz octa-core processor paired 1GB RAM. It includes an internal storage at 8GB and can be further ex-panded up to 32GB via microSD card. The Video-con Z55 Dash comes equipped with an 8MP rear camera with LED flash and a 5MP front facing camera.

No doubts for Bolt after lightning start in 200m final

Viswanathan Anand draws with Vachier-Lagrave in Sinquefield Cup

Agency | Colombo

As the Sri Lankan team prepared for the deciding third Test against Sri Lan-ka starting at Colombo’s Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC) ground on Friday, the uncertainty in the team following Kumar Sangakkara’s retirement was evident. Such is the painful nature of transi-tion that even formidable teams like Australia have felt it. The last time Sri Lanka played at the SSC ground, in August 2014, they defeated Pakistan

to give Mahela Jayawar-dene a winning farewell. Back again, skipper Angelo Mathews was searching for the right slot for his batsmen, such has been the challenge posed by R Ashwin and Co. On Thursday, as both teams went through their final training sessions, the familiar uncertainty a sub-continent pitch can cause was in evidence. The surface was hard but the teams were wait-ing to see if grass would be shaved off. India are hoping to ride the Virat

Kohli wave. Not all have bought into arguments like flexible batting line-up the team management insists on, but purposeful cricket at the P Sara Oval has been wholeheart-edly praised. The battle at SSC, although not a great venue for produc-ing results, will show in which direction the team will travel. If India pull off a win, even against a weakened Sri Lanka, it will be huge. After all, they have won a series in Sri Lanka only once, in 1993.

Agency | New Delhi

Former world champi-on Viswanathan Anand’s hunt for an elusive vic-tory continued as he was held to a draw by Max-ime Vachier-Lagrave of France in the fifth round of Sinquefield Cup, a part of the Grand Chess tour. Getting his third draw be-sides two losses, Anand took his tally to 1.5 points out of a possible five and with just four rounds to come, the Indian needs some big wins to re-cover the lost ground. World champion Mag-nus Carlsen meanwhile continued with his dem-olition act and downed Wesley So of United States to join Levon Aro-nian of Armenia in lead on 3.5 points. The other overnight leader Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria suf-fered his first loss in the tournament as last year’s winner and local favou-

Agency | Karachi

Australian captain Mi-chael Clarke and Sri Lankan great Kumar Sangakkara may have bid adieu to international cricket but Pakistan vet-eran Younis Khan has no such plans as he dreams of becoming the first Pa-kistani to score 10,000 Test runs. Younis is 1186 runs short of the 10,000-mark in Tests. “It has al-ways been my desire to do something special for Pakistan cricket and scor-ing 10,000 runs in Test cricket is my dream now,”

Younis, who will turn 38 in November, said. Clarke announced his re-tirement after the Ashes series at the age of 34, having scored 8643 runs in 115 Tests at an average of 49.10, while Sangak-kara, who turns 38 in Oc-tober, retired recently af-ter scoring 12,400 runs in 134 Tests at a remarkable average of 57.40. Younis, who has so far accumulat-ed 8814 runs in 101 Tests at an average of 54.07 with 30 hundreds and 29 fifties, said no Pakistani player has so far man-

aged to reach the magical 10,000-run mark in Tests and he wanted to achieve it. “It would be a remark-able achievement to score 10,000 Tests runs for Pa-kistan and I am confident I can manage it if I retain my hunger and passion for playing cricket,” You-nis said in an interview. Ruling out any immedi-ate plans of retirement, Younis said he is focusing on preparing for the home series against England and India this year in the UAE, and then the tour to England next year.

Agency | Beijing

Usain Bolt said he never had a single doubt in his mind that he would win the 200 metres title, for the fourth straight world championships on Thurs-day, even if others were not so sure. After a season where a pelvic problem limited him to a handful of sprints, in times that were a long way from his world records, the Jamai-can came to Beijing and pulled two big perfor-mances out of the bag to sweep the sprints. While his victory over the in-form Justin Gatlin in the 100 metres on Sunday was by a mere hundredth of a second, in the 200 he pounded across the line in 19.55 seconds, nearly two tenths of a second ahead of the American (19.74). “This is great. This is the fourth time over 200 metres and it means a lot

uS Open draw: Williams could face Sharapova in calendar Slam bid

No plans of retiring, younis Khan wants to become first Pakistani to hit 10,000 Test runs

to me. For me, it’s a big deal,” he said in a track-side TV interview. “You just can’t explain. Hard work and dedication to the sport, especially this season when a lot of peo-ple doubted me and said I’m going to lose. I’ve just shown my champi-onship potential. There was never a doubt that I was going to win this one for me,” he said. Bolt said he knew he had to make a quick start and trust his finishing speed over the last 50 metres, to see off Gatlin, who had run the

best time of the year, be-fore Thursday’s final. “I knew I had to run hard to 150 for sure. I think the race was going to be decided by who got to 150 first. So I knew I had to run hard,” he said. “I have never come off the corner second, so I knew I had to run hard because I know Justin could see and knew he had to run fast. So I was just focus-ing on trying to get off the turn and then run as fast as I could to 150 and then maybe hold my form to-gether,” the runner said

Agency | New York

As she seeks to complete the first calendar Grand Slam since 1988, top-ranked Serena Williams might find herself com-peting against the past and future of the United States’ tennis hopes, fol-lowing the announcement of the women’s singles draw in New York on

Thursday. A potential third-round opponent is 22-year-old Sloane Ste-phens, who beat her in the 2013 Australian Open quarter-finals and is com-ing off her first WTA title in Washington this month. A possible fourth-round foe is 20-year-old Mad-ison Keys, who reached this year’s Australian Open semi-finals. Then,

rite Fabiano Caruana struck form. While Aro-nian was held to a draw by Alexander Grischuk of Russia, American star Hikaru Nakamura’s attempt to dent the con-fidence of Dutch Anish Giri also did not materi-alise as this one too end-ed in a peace treaty. With Carlsen now in front with Aronian, Topalov

and Giri are sharing the third spot on three points each. Nakamura and Vachier-Lagrave are next in the standing list a half point behind while the duo of Caruana and Grischuk share the sev-enth spot on two points each. Anand and Wesley so now occupy the bot-tom of the tables with 1.5 points each.

in the quarter-finals, she could face her sister, seven-time Grand Slam champion Venus Wil-liams. Serena had to beat Venus in the fourth round at Wimbledon on the way to completing her second ‘Serena Slam’ - holding all four major champi-onships at once, but just not in the same year. Now Williams is attempting to complete the first Grand Slam since Steffi Graf 27 years ago. Asked about the potential match-up with her sister after Thursday’s draw ceremo-ny, Williams laughed and said, “It’s better than the round of 16, so that’s how I look at it.”

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Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

The Assembly on Thurs-day passed two key bills to help facilitate rapid in-dustrialisation and urban-isation in Gujarat. While the Gujarat Agricultural Land Ceiling (Amend-ment) Bill, 2015, propos-es use of surplus farm land for industrial purpose, the Gujarat Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2015, promises equity shares to those who sell their land to companies for indus-trial development. Both bills were passed by ma-

jority after Speaker Gan-pat Vasva suspended all Congress MLAs, barring Leader of the Opposition Shankarsinh Vaghela, from the House for cre-ating ruckus. The Gujarat Agricultural Land Cel-ing (Amendment) Bill proposes to enable the government to provide its surplus agricultural land for industrial pur-pose to industrial houses and for public use related to urbanisation to urban local bodies. Currently, the government could al-lot the surplus farm land only for agricultural use.

Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

It was up to young II-Tians to solve a theft case. Armed with knowl-edge provided by forensic experts, IIT-Gn students were supposed to solve a case of a missing laptop and identify the thief. The activity was based on a series of puzzles and tasks similar to a treasure hunt. They had to find clues to crack a number. From ad-venture sports to treasure hunt, IIT-Gn students used an array of innova-tive methods to groom its new students this year. IIT-Gandhinagar’s five-week foundation pro-gram, which ended on August 28, aimed to fos-ter values, ethics, creativ-

ity, leadership, commu-nication skills, teamwork and social awareness among the students. The institute invited experts to organize adventure sports for the students. The stu-dents were divided into different teams and made to perform different activ-ities including rappelling, ziplining, wall climbing and so on. A sports coor-dinator at IIT-Gn, Dinesh Parmar said, “Teams were competing amongst each other. So the team members had to coordi-nate as well as motivate each other to outperform the other teams.” The students also took part in making toys out of waste materials and sessions on waste management.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Six councillors of the BJP-led Padra Municipal Council, including the chairman of the executive committee, resigned on Thursday to join the Pa-tidar stir. Joining a rally of the Patidar movement near a statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in Pa-dra, the members reached the office of president of the Municipal Council to hand over their resigna-tion. The sudden resig-nation of six councillors, who were recently induct-ed into the BJP has tak-en the party by surprise. The Padra Municipality has a board of 19 Coun-cillors. On Thursday, the chairman of the execu-tive committee, Jagdish

Lalabhai Patel along with other councillors, Umesh Shah, Kamla Patel, Jitu Patel, Suresh Patel and Dakshesh Patel resigned from their post and joined the Patidar movement. Jitu Patel, Umesh Shah and Dakshesh Patel had origi-nally won their seats from the Vikas Manch while Suresh Patel had won his seat on a Congress ticket. However, in 2012, these councillors had joined the BJP. The six councillors joined a rally organized by the Patidar community in Padra’s vegetable market. The rally headed to the of-fice of the president of the municipal council, where they handed over their res-ignation to president Prati-ma Patel. Kamlesh Patel,

who was the chairman of the executive board of the municipal council said, “The Patidar communi-ty has taken to streets in the entire state of Gujarat to demand their right to reservation. We are sup-porting this agitation of the Patidars as we under-stand that it is a matter of the future generation and their education and em-ployment. “These youths of the Patel community deserve admissions into the best colleges and also government employment, which they are not cur-rently able to secure. We are also urging like mind-ed supporters from civic bodies in other parts of Vadodara to support this agitation.”

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Tension eased across Gujarat as no incident of violence, sparked by Pa-tel community’s quota agitation, was reported overnight, while curfew was on Friday lifted in three out of the nine ar-eas of Ahmedabad even as Army continued flag march in some sensi-tive areas. The situation in Gujarat, bearing the brunt of the agitation by Patel community seeking reservation under OBC category, is gradually returning to normal, of-ficials said. “Curfew has been lifted in Naranpu-ra, Ghatlodia and Vadaj police stations areas of Ahmedabad today. The

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

CPM on Thursday said widespread agitation for reservation by Patidars “is a clear indication of the failure of the so-called Gujarat model of devel-opment.” In a statement, CPM condemned the vio-lence in Gujarat, especial-ly the manner in which “the police and the ad-ministration handled the aftermath of the August

25 rally organized by the Patidar organizations.” CPM said police action contributed to the erup-tion of violence. As for the Gujarat model, CPM said it has led to lack of employment opportuni-ties, agrarian crisis and low social development indicators. “Unless there is balanced development with equity, large sec-tions of the people will

remain outside the ambit of social and economic development,” party said. Party told the agitation-ists that the demand for reservation should not be used to pit one communi-ty against another. “Those who are entitled to reser-vation should not be tar-geted for the failure of the government to render jobs and equitable devel-opment,” CPM said.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Gujarat High Court on Friday ordered a probe into the custodi-al death of a member of the Patel community. The deceased, Shwetang Patel, was detained on Tuesday night for his in-volvement in arson and vandalism. Post mortem reports have revealed that Shwetang Patel died due to head injuries. The Gujarat government has claimed that Shwetang was part of the mob that resorted to violence on Tuesday night, when community leader Har-dik Patel was briefly de-tained. Meanwhile, Har-dik Patel, the youth who has emerged as the face of the Patidar agitation for reservation, suggest-ed that he would make

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Being the very smart man that he is, Narendra Modi will be the first to recognise — even if he does not acknowledge it publicly — that August 25, 2015, is the day when Gujarat finally started the process of disown-ing him. Future histori-ans may even mark Au-gust 25 as the date when it all unravelled and the Modi political meltdown began. An over-state-ment? An exaggeration? A wishful fantasy? Con-sider this: from March 2002 to August 24, 2015, nobody, and that means nobody, other than Na-rendra Modi had been able to collect a crowd of five lakh people in any part of Gujarat. The last

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Gujarat Legislative As-sembly today suspended for a day three Congress MLAs amid chaos even as others walked out in protest shouting slogans against minister Nitin Pa-tel over his allegation that opposition is responsible for the recent violence in the state. Leader of Opposition Shankersinh Vaghela stood up as soon as the last day of assem-bly’s monsoon session commenced, and said Patel should clarify how Congress is involved in the agitation by the Pa-tel community, demand-ing reservation. “Vio-lence took place because this government failed to handle the situation. I want to know from Nitin Patel on what basis he claimed that opposition is involved in inciting

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Gujarat Has Started the Process of Disowning Modi

time such a large-scale mobilisation took place was way back in the mid-1970s, during the days of the Navnirman Andolan. The August 25 congre-gation, right there in the heart of Ahmedabad, took place despite Modi’s wishes and his long-dis-tance monitoring and mi-cro-managing of every-thing political that goes

on in Gujarat. And, not since 2002, has the Army been asked to come out in aid of the civil authority. Words in headlines like ‘curfew’, ‘police firing’, ‘deaths’ belonged to a by-gone era, so we were told. The rockstar who mes-merised the suburban Gu-jaratis at Madison Square Garden has been upstaged by an upstart: a hitherto

Hardik Patel hints at expanding Patel agitation outside Gujarat

unknown Hardik Patel, who has the native Patels eating out of his hand. It is ironic that only 10 days ago, on Independence Day, the Prime Minis-ter was using that grand pulpit at the Red Fort to exhort us to beware of the danger of ‘casteism’ and communalism. And then, a few days later, he was in Gaya, Bihar, shower-ing goodies and special packages on that “bima-ru” state, singing songs of his own politics of de-velopment, and preach-ing against the vendors of caste politics such as Nitish Kumar and Lalu Prasad Yadav. Now, on his own home turf, the caste calculations and de-mands have erupted glo-riously.

the stir a nationwide stir. Speaking to CNN-IBN, Hardik said that during his visit to the na-tional capital, he would meet patidars from Ut-tar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh and “decide the future of course of na-tionwide action”. He also

said that he would meet leaders of Gurjar and Jat agitations. Though he approved of the Bhara-tiya Janata Party (BJP), which is in power in Gujarat, Hardik said the leaders of the party were “not of his choice”. “The BJP is the party of my

choice, but its leaders are not. Anandiben Patel will accept our demands. It may take time, but she will,” said Hardik, adding, “Til now, Modi has not done any re-markable work. He will do better, but only with our support.”Address-ing a question on his “love for weapons”, the young leader said that “one must use them for safeguarding our com-munity. In fact the gov-ernment must distribute weapons to all”. Hailing the politics of Shiv Sena founder and supremo Bal Thackeray, Hardik said that while the Maharash-tra leader was the “Hindu Hriday Samrat”, he is the “Patidar Hriday Samrat”.

Patidar agitation shows failure of Gujarat model: CPMGujarat Assembly suspends three

Congress MLAs, others stage walkout

Gujarat quota row: Curfew lifted in 3 areas, Army flag march continues

Six Padra corporators quit to join Patidar agitation

violence. I request his re-ply as well as debate on this issue,” Vaghela said while addressing Speak-er Ganpat Vasava. Health minister and State Gov-ernment Spokesperson Nitin Patel had yesterday reportedly claimed that opposition parties are in-volved in the violence. Vasava, however, main-tained that since the op-position did not give any prior notice in this regard, such a discussion can not be allowed. Meanwhile, Congress MLAs raised slogans against Patel and

demanded his resignation. Three MLAs — Raghva-ji Patel, Harshad Ribadi-ya and Amit Chavda — rushed inside the well of the House. When the three did not relent, Vasava sus-pended them for the day and called in marshals to evict them. Enraged by the move, remaining 51 Con-gress MLAs present in the House, including Vaghe-la, staged a walk-out. As some of them continued the sloganeering while going out, the Speaker or-dered the marshals to take them out.

decision was taken after no incident of violence was reported in these ar-eas,” a city control room police official said. “The situation in other areas of the city is normal and we are likely to lift curfew there also if tension eas-es,” he said. Curfew was clamped in nine areas of the city – Nikol, Odhav, Ramol, Bapunagar, Ghat-lodia, Naranpura, Naroda,

Krishnanagar and Vadaj – on August 26 after wide-spread violence, incidents of arson and stone-pelt-ing were reported there. Ahmedabad District Col-lector Rajkumar Beniwal said the Army continued flag march on roads in some city areas today. “Army’s flag march con-tinued today in sensitive areas where violence was reported,” Beniwal.

Assembly clears bills that make land acquisition easier

IIT-Gandhinagar students turn cops, solve theft case