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News BriefRanbir to spread

happiness for Binoy

Agency | Mumbai

Actor Ranbir Kapoor has been approached for a light hearted film by his director-friend Binoy Gandhi. Gandhi, who is making his direc-torial debut “Jee Bhar Ke Jee Le”, is working on a script for his child-hood friend.

Man jailed for trying to rape

woman

Shilpa Shetty to return on TV with

game show

Agency | New Delhi

A man has been sen-tenced to five years rig-orous imprisonment by a fast track court here for attempting to rape a woman in a Dwarka apartment in August. Additional Sessions Judge Virender Bhatt awarded the jail term to Uttar Pradesh native Vinay Dubey, while holding him guilty of trying to rape the wom-an on August 19, 2015 at his friend’s office where he had called her for job purpose.

Agency | Mumbai

Bollywood actress Shil-pa Shetty will be back on the small screen as the host of a game show. Shilpa, 40, first turned host on TV for “Bigg Boss 2” in 2008 and her other television stints include judg-ing dance reality show “Nach Baliye” season five and six. “We are formulating a television reality show. This is a game show. We can’t reveal much details about it,” Shilpa. “Tele-vision has become huge. It has grown a lot over the years. There is lot of variety being offered to the audience but they accept good content,” she said.

Amit Shah warns voters that if BJP loses, Pakistan will celebrate“Bihar Elections 2015”

Addressing an election rally in Bihar, Amit Shah asked the audience if they wanted crackers to go off in Pakistan while appealing to them to vote for the BJP-led NDA

If BJP loses, fireworks will light up Pakistan

Uttar Pradesh CM Akhilesh Yadav sacks 8 ministers, takes back portfolios of 9 others

Dalit children burnt alive case: CBI registers case against 11 people

Agency | Lucknow

In a major reshuffle state governor Ram Naik on the recommendations of Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav relieved five cabi-net and three minister of state from the ministry. Another nine ministers too have been relieved from their portfolios but will continue as minister. Rajbhawan also informed that swearing-in ceremo-ny of new ministers will take place at 10:30 am on Saturday (October 31). Instead of performance as a parameter for removal, local politics played a ma-jor role in sacking of min-isters. The ministers who lost their chairs include stamp and registration minister Raja Mahendra

Aridaman Singh of Agra. Aridaman was hobnob-bing with BJP and was in suspect list of Samajwa-di Party. Aridaman had joined SP in 2009 during Ferozabad bypolls in sup-port of Dimple Yadav. He was the lone MLA from Agra. Senior minister Ambika Choudhary who held handicapped wel-fare department too has been removed. Choud-hary hails from Ballia and lost favour from Akhilesh Yadav due to various complaints against him in his home district. He had lost 2012 assembly polls to BJP but was still incor-porated as minister due to his closeness with Mu-layam and given import-ant portfolio of revenue. But alleged complaints

Agency | New Delhi

CBI has registered a case of murder against 11 per-sons in connection with the killing of two infants of a Dalit family in an alleged arson attack in Sunped village in Hary-ana on October 20. CBI sources said as per the laid down procedure, the agency has taken over the investigation in the FIR registered by the local police which had named 11 persons in the case. A team of agency officials reached the crime scene on Thursday and collect-ed forensic evidence. The team headed by a DIG level officer is in the pro-cess of understanding the circumstances of the inci-dent. In the wee hours of October 20, some upper caste persons had alleged-ly poured petrol from the window and set ablaze the house of Jitender, a dalit, in which his wife Rekha, 28, suffered serious burn

Agency | New Delhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said India’s development pri-orities and Africa’s lofty vision for its future are aligned, adding that both sides are two bright spots of hope and opportunities in the global economy. Prime Minister Modi, who was speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the third India-Africa Fo-rum Summit, said India is honoured to be a devel-opment partner for Afri-ca. “It is a partnership be-yond strategic concerns and economic benefits. It is formed from the emo-tional bonds we share and the solidarity we feel for each other. In less than a decade, our trade has more than doubled to over

Agency | Raxaul

BJP president Amit Shah on Thursday warned vot-ers that terror cells at home and in Pakistan would celebrate if they help the Grand Alliance (GA) win the election in Bihar. “It was during their (GA) time that Bihar turned into a haven for terror modules. And do you think Lalu Prasad and Nitish Kumar will celebrate victory of the GA wins? If BJP los-es, they (terror groups) will celebrate in Pakistan with crackers, and only the likes of Mohammad Shahabuddin would be laughing,” Shah said while addressing rallies at Bagaha, Valmikinagar and Raxaul. Shahabuddin,

Agency | Benipatti

Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi hit back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday over his “three idiots” barb against the ‘Grand Alliance’, say-ing Modi was making such remarks as he sensed “de-feat” in the Bihar polls. Bi-

of land grabbing came to notice after which he was sent to insignificant hand-icapped welfare depart-ment but still he could win the confidence. Khadi and Village industries Minis-ter Narad Rai who is also from Ballia too has been removed due to severe infighting in his home district. Shivakant Ojha of Pratapgarh who was technical education minis-ter too has been removed.

Ojha failed to impress with his performance and was engaged mostly planning political launch-ing of his son. Since he came from BJP, he too re-mained on radar. Sericul-ture minister Shivkumar Beria, only dalit in the lost of removed ministers, was removed as his assembly constituency Rasoolabad comes under Kannauj MP Dimple Yadav seat and he failed to deliver.

injuries while Vaibhav, who was two-and-a-half years old, and his sister, 11-month-old Divya, per-ished in the fire. Jitender, 31, also received inju-ries while trying to save them, the sources said. The woman is still in critical condition in Saf-darjang Hospital in Del-hi. The local police has registered a case against Sunped resident Bal-want and his son Dharm Singh besides nine oth-ers under IPC sections

302 (murder), 323 (vol-untarily causing hurt), 324 (Voluntarily caus-ing hurt by dangerous weapons or means), 148 (Rioting, armed with deadly weapon) and 149 (Every member of un-lawful assembly guilty of offence committed in prosecution of common object). Others named in the FIR include Jagat, Edal, Naunihal, Joginder, Sooraj, Akash, Aman, Sanjay, and Desh Raj of the same village.

PM Modi: Africa, India are two bright spots of hope, opportunities in global economy

70 billion dollars. India is now a major source of business investments in Africa. Today, 34 African countries enjoy duty free access to the Indian mar-ket. African energy helps

run the engine of the Indi-an economy; its resources are powering our indus-tries; and, African pros-perity offers growing mar-ket for Indian products,” said Prime Minister Modi.

“India has committed 7.4 billion dollars in conces-sional credit and 1.2 bil-lion dollars in grant since the first India-Africa Sum-mit in 2008. It is creating 100 capacity building institutions, and develop-ing infrastructure, public transport, clean energy, irrigation, agriculture and manufacturing capacity across Africa,” he added. He pointed out that near-ly 25,000 young Africans have been trained and ed-ucated in India in the last three years and said that they are the 25,000 new links between us.

serving a life sentence, represented the RJD in the Lok Sabha four times from Siwan. Urging peo-ple to have faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi and rise above caste and creed to vote for develop-ment, the BJP chief said if the BJP loses “even by mistake” the impact will be felt not only in Bihar,

but also across the bor-ders. “But that situation will not come as Nitish Kumar will have to pack his bags on November 8. Out of 121 seats that have gone to polls in the first three phases, NDA will get around 100, as people have seen through the Nitish-Lalu design,” Shah said. “Nitish Kumar

is just a mask, while the real face is of Lalu Prasad that will hold the reins. Their alliance is just to mislead the people for power.” Shah said Kumar was “carrying the bag-gage of Prasad’s jungle raj on one shoulder and of the corrupt Congress on the other”. At yet anoth-er public meeting during

his whirlwind tour, Shah said the echo of Bihar election results would be felt in Rahul Gand-hi’s ‘nanihal’ (maternal grandmother’s place in Italy) too. Shah’s state-ment, apparently aimed at polarising voters in the crucial fourth phase, was a sequel to BJP’s morn-ing advertisement in

newspapers asking Nitish Kumar and Lalu Prasad to answer why Bihar has been turned into a haven for terror outfits. “Why do Jaish-e-Mohammad, Hizbul Mujahideen and other terror outfits find Bihar a safe place? How could Indian Mujahi-deen’s Tehsheen Akhtar move around with the

laptop of al Quaida to sow the seeds of terrorism in Madhubani, Samastipur and Muzaffarpur? Why is ISI and LeT spreading its tentacles in Darbhanga, Madhubani, Champaran, Saharsa, Purnia and Mu-zaffarpur?” the advertise-ment asked, questioning the claims of “good gov-ernance”.

Modiji sensing defeat in Bihar: Rahul slams PM’s ‘3 idiots’ remark

har is in the middle of a cru-cial election where the BJP is taking on the three-party grand alliance between Ni-tish Kumar’s Janata Dal (United), Lalu Prasad’s Rashtriya Janata Dal and the Congress. Some polls have given the grand alli-ance a slight edge over the BJP in this election which is seen as a popularity test for the party after its spec-tacular defeat in the Delhi assembly. Winning Bihar

is also crucial for the BJP to pass key reform legis-lation in the Rajya Sabha, where it does not have the numbers. “Modiji is seeing his defeat in Bihar. That is why he calls the grand alli-ance a ‘shaitan’ and ‘three idiots’. But he is the Prime Minister of the country and such language does not be-hove him,” Gandhi told an election rally as election-eering enters the final two phases in Bihar.

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QUOTE OF THE

DAYIndia shouldn’t abandon its nuclear doctrine because of Pakistan’s tactical nukes

The report that Pakistan could possess as many as 350 nuclear weapons in the next 10 years to have the world’s third-largest stockpile of nuclear weap-ons has received a lot of attention in India. This projection is from a US think-tank, but a statement from a senior Pakistani official around the same time should concern us more. Pakistan Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry said that his country has “low-yield, tactical nuclear weapons” (TNWs) to deal with India’s so-called Cold Start doctrine. India has officially denied the existence of a “Cold Start” doctrine, although the army does have a proactive strategy. If provoked by a massive terror attack from Pakistani soil, India can launch a quick conventional military assault across the border to capture valu-able territory before international pressure leads to a ceasefire. The Indian army hopes to fight this short, limited war under the nuclear threshold. By an-nouncing its TNWs, Pakistan is threatening to bring the nuclear threshold down to foil Indian designs. In theory, a TNW, unlike a strategic nuclear weapon, is short-range and low-yield, meant to be used in battle-field combat. In practice, that difference is academic. A nuclear weapon is a weapon of mass destruction, not a weapon of war. India’s nuclear doctrine also doesn’t differentiate between types of nukes — it as-sures a “no first use”, but promises a “massive retali-ation” in response to any nuclear strike. After the of-ficial Pakistani declaration of TNWs, many analysts have asked for a change in India’s nuclear doctrine. Their arguments are twofold: One, a massive retal-iatory strike would still leave India vulnerable to a Pakistani nuclear response; and two, it will be tough for India to generate the political will to launch the nuclear strikes delivering “massive retaliation”. The premise of to-and-fro massive retaliatory strikes is based on a fundamental misreading of the nature of nuclear weapons and the results of an inevitable es-calation. There are no war aims being met by using a nuclear weapon. There are no winners in a nuclear exchange. Once the first nuke — TNW or not — has been fired, to quote game theorist Henry S. Rowen, “all the options [lead] to the same dead end of esca-lation, strategic retaliation and catastrophe”. India’s nuclear weapons are for deterrence. If the idea of a graduated response or a limited response to a TNW were to be considered, it would render the basis of deterrence meaningless. India’s deterrence is based on a massive second-strike capability, for which it has created capacities, assets and structures.

“Those returning awards are playing politics by other means. follow their tweets and their stances on various social and political issues. You will find a lot of rabid anti-BJP elements in them,”

- Union finance Minister Arun Jaitley stood by his remark that the protests by writers, artists, film-makers and scientists are a “manufactured rebellion”,

Agency | Mumbai

We’re not really sure what’s going on in Jab Tum Chaho, the new song from the Barjatya film Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, starring Salman Khan and Sonam Ka-poor. Sonam, beautiful-ly dressed but looking rather miserable, ap-pears to be complaining about Salman’s self-in-volved style of romance. In what appears to be a complaint redressal system of sorts, Salman furiously takes notes as Sonam sings. So do his back up, a group of black-suited gents. Mid-way, we began seeing double. Sonam’s strong

Agency | Mumbai

Autobiographies and biopics are the way to go this season in Bolly-wood. After Mary Kom’s film, Dhoni and Azhar-ruddin will be portrayed onscreen by Bollywood actors and filmmakers keen to cash in on stories of their rise to the top. Now, tennis champion Sania Mirza is keen on a biopic and she already has an actress in mind. A pinkvilla.com artcile said that Sania’s close friend Farah Khan may look into this project. Another report in Deccan Chron-icle reports that Sania has already an actress in mind to portray her. Sa-nia said when asked if she would act in such a

Agency | Mumbai

Her debut Jai Ho had her playing the girl-next-door and in her second Bolly-wood outing — Vishal Pandya’s Hate Story 3, Daisy Shah plays a rich, sexy woman with grey shades. She won’t just wear hot outfits and mo-nokinis in the film, she will also be seen as a se-ductress enticing male lead Karan Singh Grover. And guess who convinced her do to the film... Sal-man Khan! Says Daisy, “I can’t reveal too much about my character, but

We were lucky to have Christoph in ‘Spectre’: Daniel Craig

Can Parineeti Chopra Wield a Racquet Like Sania Mirza?

Check it out: Dilwale’s Kriti Sanon is lean and mean next to her green machine!

Salman Khan, Sonam Kapoor’s New Prem Song Has Left us a Bit Confused

Katrina Kaif approached for Rhea Kapoor’s chick flick

Agency | Mumbai

Actress Katrina Kaif has been approached for a chick flick to be direct-ed by Sonam Kapoor’s sister Rhea. Gossip mills are abuzz that Katrina is considering the offer of the film and would soon sit for a film narration session. “She has been approached for it. She has not heard it (script) yet. She is yet to take a call,” sources said. Rhea

Kapoor has produced films like Aisha, Khoob-surat and the upcoming Battle For Bittora, all starring Sonam in the lead role and the yet-to-be-titled film would mark her debut as a director. Reportedly, the film is on the same lines as Zoya Akhtar’s Zindagi Na Mi-legi Dobara, except this one would have girls in the lead roles. The film may also star actress-

es Huma Qureshi and Anushka Sharma. Ka-trina would be soon seen in Abhishek Kapoor’s adaptation of Charles Dickens’ book The Great Expectations, titled Fi-toor. She had also been busy with the shooting of Nitya Mehra’s Baar Baar Dekho and Anurag Ba-su’s Jagga Jasoos. It may be noted that Katrina and Sonam are endorsing the same cosmetic brand.

Agency | Los Angeles

James Bond star Daniel Craig is happy that double Oscar-winner Christoph Waltz will play the villain opposite him in the up-coming movie “Spectre”. The Austrian actor, 59, best known for his role of a German Officer in “In-glorious Bastards” and a bounty hunter in “Django Unchained”, will play the character of Franz Ober-hauser in the new film. “Christoph has so much acting talent and we were so lucky to have him in

Agency | New Delhi

Filmmaker Vikas Bahl’s romantic comedy film ‘Shaandaar’ starring Sha-hid Kapoor and Alia Bhatt has received an over-whelming response in global markets. The film has collected $2.1 million during its opening week-end. ‘Shaandaar’, which released on Thursday on the auspicious occasion of Dussehra, is doing well internationally. The film’s opening weekend collec-tion internationally is the highest for Shahid, read a statement. The film col-lected $449,556 in the US

and $258,519 in Britain. In Pakistan, where ‘Shaan-daar’ released on Sunday, the film did well as it col-lected $64,400. Some of Shahid’s other films which did well abroad during their run include ‘Haider’ ($2.2 million), ‘Phata Post-er Nikhla Hero’ ($1.1 mil-lion) and ‘R... Rajkumar’ ($1.5 million). However, ‘Shaandaar’, which also stars Pankaj Kapur, San-jay Kapoor and Sanah Ka-poor, among others, didn’t get a good response at the Indian box office as its collections dwindled over the weekend, according to trade analyst Taran Adarsh.

‘Shaandaar’ mints USD 2.1 million abroad in its opening weekend

Agency | New Delhi

Kriti Sanon made her big Bollywood entry, oppo-site Tiger Shroff in Hero-panti. And in no time, there were news reports of her having signed Rohit Shetty’s Dilwale, which also stars Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol and Varun Dhawan! Where Kriti was ecstatic sign-ing a venture with SRK, B-town got talking of how the beauty has cer-

tainly bagged a dream film and will prove to be the next big thing in the industry. Team Dilwale recently wrapped up the shoot of their film in Hy-derabad. BollywoodLife got a chance to visit the sets of the film and has provided the readers with exclusive goss re-garding the climax scene of the venture, which was shot in Hyderabad. As we all know, every Rohit Shetty film is larg-

er than life. Dilwale is a step beyond the expected and as usual, the audi-ence will get to see some really swanky rides in the film. We all are well aware of Rohit’s fixation with luxurious cars, and Dilwale is no exception. Kriti certainly confirmed the same when she post-ed the photo above with a tweet reading,” Go-ing green Rohit Shetty style!! ;) clicked by my super cool director!”

medicine works, as it turns out, getting her an apology from Sal-man that surprises them both. Sung by Darshan Raval, Palak Muchhal and Mohammed Irfan, Jab Tum Chaho has been composed by Himesh

Reshammiya with lyr-ics by Irshad Kamil. Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, directed by Sooraj Bar-jatya, also stars Swara Bhaskar, Neil Nitin Mukesh and Anupam Kher in key roles. It opens on November 12.

the movie. I think he has done a wonderful job. The part is complicated and I can’t really go into it. He has just done a wonder-ful job,” Craig, 47, said. “Spectre”, the 24th James Bond adventure from Al-

bert R Broccoli’s EON Productions, Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer Studios, and Sony Pictures Entertain-ment, is set for release in India on November 20, 2015 in English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.

movie, “I don’t think so. I would choose Parineeti Chopra.” But her moth-er, Nasima, feels differ-ently, as per a report in mid-day.com. She thinks Sania herself should act in the film. The champ’s mom said this on televi-sion recently. Sania, who was a guest on the same show, was left blushing.

Word is that Sania is all set with her autobiogra-phy and the Mirzas are keen that the movie be based on the book. Sania says about the book’s re-lease, “I don’t know when it will be out. Every time it goes into editing, some-thing new happens in my life/career, forcing me to add another chapter.”

Looking sexy isn’t easy: Daisy Shah

all I can say is that there’s a twist to my character which will shock people! It took me more than three months to decide whether

I should do it or not. Ini-tially, I was very sceptical about doing it as I wasn’t sure if I would be able to pull of those scenes.

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SPORTS ROUNDUPJust Dial Q1 net profit up 47% at Rs 46 crore

Torrent Power hits 52-week high post Q2 results

Google’s internet balloons to circle Earth

Agency | New Delhi

Local search engine Just Dial has reported a 47.03% surge in its net profit at Rs 46.30 crore for the quarter ended September 30, on rise in income. Despite the rise in net profit, at 1505 hours the shares of the company was trading down 10.67%, or Rs 102.90, at Rs 861.55 on BSE. The company had clocked a profit of Rs 31.49 crore in the year ago period. Total income from operations rose to Rs 171.27 crore in the July-September quarter of the current financial year from Rs 147.40 crore in the year ago period, the company said in a regula-tory filing on Thursday. The company’s board also approved the allotment of 27,259 equity shares of face value of Rs 10 each to certain employees of pursuant to exercise by such employees of vested options granted to them under the Employee Stock Option Scheme, 2010 and Employee Stock Option

Scheme, 2013.

Agency | New Delhi

Torrent Power has rallied 9% to Rs 199, also its 52-week high on the BSE, in otherwise weak mar-ket after the reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 246 crore for the quarter ended on September 30, 2015 (Q2). The company engaged in genera-tion, transmission and distribution of electricity business had registered a net profit of Rs 24 crore for the corresponding period a year ago. The finan-cial performance between the corresponding peri-ods “are not comparable” as the company is in the process of amalgamation of Torrent Energy Limit-ed (TEL) and Torrent Cables Limited (TCL) with Torrent Power Limited (TPL) which was approved Gujarat High Court in August. The total income from operations of the company during the report-ed period was Rs 3,106 crore. It had posted total

income of Rs 2,701 crore a year ago.

Agency | Mumbai

Google’s much talked about Project Loon is on course and constant internet beaming from floating balloons may become a reality in certain regions as early as next year. The company believes the move would let it trial a continuous data service to people living below the balloons’ path, BBC reported. The declaration coincides with the announcement that three of Indonesia’s mobile networks intend to start testing Project Loon’s transmissions next year. Goo-gle suggested that Project Loon would be a cheaper solution than installing fibre optic cables or build-ing mobile phone masts across all of Indonesia’s is-lands, which contain jungles and mountains. Google had first come up with the balloon plan in 2013.

MS Dhoni should continue as captain till the next World Cup: Sehwag

ISL: Chhetri hat-trick helps Mumbai hammer NorthEast United 5-1

Was 2018 World Cup awarded before the vote? Blatter claims so

It’s out! This is what Harbhajan Singh is wearing to his wedding to Geeta Basra

Agency | Mumbai

Over the past decade or so, Sunil Chhetri has stamped his name on quite a few Indian foot-ball records. He current-ly sits on top of India’s all-time goal-scorers list. On Wednesday, he scored a hat-trick in Mumbai City FC’s 5-1 win over NorthEast Unit-ed to become the first In-dian to leave an indelible mark on the Indian Super League (ISL). The effort also helped Chhetri take his tally of goals to six, to take him level with Chennaiyin FC’s Stiven Mendoza on top of the league’s goal-scorers’ list this season. The win was Mumbai City FC’s third win in a row, taking them to 10 points and into sec-ond place on the stand-

Agency | New Delhi

The countdown to the wedding has begun for cricketer Harbhajan Singh and Bollywood actor Geeta Basra. Just a day after the big fat san-geet and mehendi cere-mony, Harbhajan is all set to tie the knot with his long-time girlfriend Geeta in Jalandhar. The off-spinner gave a sneak peek into a yet another pre-wedding ritual - Seh-ra Bandi. Bhajji looked dapper in an off-white self-on-self embroidered sherwani and a red tur-ban. Harbhajan had ear-lier shared pictures from other pre-wedding func-tions on his Instagram account. He was seen carrying a matka on his head during the ghara gh-adoli ceremony. Harbha-jan is all set to tie the knot with Geeta on October 29, 2015. The grapevine

Warm-up game vs SA will give Pujara, Rahul taste of Proteas pacers

Agency | Mumbai

The two-day tour warm-up game against the Board President’s XI, commencing in Mumbai on Friday, will offer the touring South African side a decent chance to get into the groove for the longest version of the game after their victories in the T20 and ODI series against India. The match, to be held at the Crick-et Club of India’s Bra-bourne Stadium, equally provides opportunities for young hopefuls from the host team to show-case their skills against a top-class international side, while giving Test

squad members Chetesh-war Pujara and KL Rahul quality time in the middle to settle in for the formi-dable task ahead against the visitors. Pujara and Rahul, who did not fig-ure in the limited-overs formats against the vis-itors, will get a taste of the Proteas pace battery they will be up against in the upcoming four-Test series commencing at Mohali on Novem-ber 5. For other talented and performing domes-tic players such as Delhi opener Unmukt Chand, and Karnataka and Mum-bai middle order batsmen Karun Nair and Shreyas Iyer, the game is a not-

to-be-missed opportuni-ty to come up with a tell-ing performance to push their case further with the selectors. Wicketkeeper Naman Ojha, second be-hind Wriddhiman Saha in the Test scenario, too, has been offered the chance to grab the moment for making his presence felt behind the wicket with his glove work and in front with the bat. With an eye on shoring up the thin bowling stock, the selectors have chosen young Rajasthan pacer Nathu Singh and Mumbai new ball bowler Shardul Thakur and spinners Karn Sharma, Jayant Yadav and Kuldeep Yadav.

Agency | New Delhi

Virender Sehwag, who has recently called time on his international crick-et career, has backed un-der-fire skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni to stay on as India’s limited overs cap-tain till the next World Cup. Replying to queries about Dhoni, Sehwag said: “He should contin-ue as captain till the next World Cup. If he does so, he can leave behind a good World Cup team. And if he retires… you can imagine, even now when Dhoni is there, peo-ple have to think about who should bat at 5th, 6th and 7th position. “If Dho-ni is not there, the 5th, 6th and 7th slots will be-come absolutely free and you cannot expect some-body to finish the match

is abuzz with the news of their wedding ceremony. The couple has been in a relationship from the last three years but have been secretive about it. While

the mehendi took place on Monday (October 26), the sangeet ceremony was held on Tuesday (October 27) in the presence of rel-atives and close friends.

Agency | New Delhi

Sepp Blatter is singing or so it would seem. In a stunning revelation that could cast further doubts over the awarding of the 2018 and the 2022 World Cups, Blatter claimed that a decision to award the tournament to Russia, was made even before voting was due to take place. In an interview to Russian state news agen-cy TASS, Blatter said on Tuesday, “In 2010, we had a decision of the World Cup and then we went to a double decision.

For the World Cups, it was agreed that we go to Russia because it’s never been in Russia, eastern Europe, and for 2022 we go back to America. And so we have the World Cup in two biggest polit-ical powers.” The other contenders for the 2018 World Cup included En-gland, Holland-Belgium and Spain-Portugal. Rus-sia was awarded the right to stage the tournament following a vote in De-cember 2010. Similar-ly, the 2022 World Cup, which was eventually awarded to Qatar, has

been at the heart of the controversy surrounding Fifa’s corruption. The de-cision, at the time raised many eyebrows (and con-tinues to do so), given Qatar’s extreme climatic conditions, lack of (or limited) football history and Qatar’s deplorable human rights record. In May 2014, Blatter admit-ted to a Swiss TV station that the Fifa executive committee’s (ExCo) de-cision to award the 2022 World Cup to Qatar was a “mistake”. He said at the time, “Yes. Well, a mistake.

ings. Chhetri had missed the first two games for Mumbai, while away on national duty. Since his return, the striker has been the catalyst behind Mumbai’s turnaround. In their three wins so far, the 31-year-old has now scored in all three. He opened the scoring through a penalty in the 25th minute. NorthEast, though, put the game back on level terms im-mediately after Boithang Haokip converted a free-

kick four minutes later. Since ISL’s inception, Mumbai City had not lost after scoring first. Chhetri, it appeared, had no intention of letting that change as he vol-leyed in minutes before the break to restore the lead. Minutes into the second half he complet-ed his hat-trick by scor-ing through another pen-alty. Later, Sony Norde and Frantz Bertin, com-pleted the rout with one goal apiece.

properly.” The explosive opener dismissed reports that it was Dhoni who was behind the decision to drop him from the In-dian team. Asked if he be-lieved Dhoni had a hand in dropping him from the team, the former India batsman told ‘India TV’ show ‘Aap ki Adalat’: “I don’t think Dhoni would have done this. He is a nice man at heart. We se-nior players respect him, and when he first took over as captain, all se-nior players played under

him, gave him guidance and nice suggestions, which he implemented during his captaincy and our team won in T20, ODIs and Test matches.” On whether he had tiffs with Dhoni, Sehwag said: “I don’t think any such thing happened. It was all media speculations that Sehwag and Dhoni are at loggerheads. We stay in a hotel together and play matches, I don’t think such things occurred. Had it been so, I would have been dropped much earlier.

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Correspondent | Vadodara

A Gujarat-origin busi-nessman, Ashwin Patel (50) was killed by rob-bers in the USA’s New Jersey on Tuesday eve-ning, making him the lat-est victim from Gujarat to be murdered abroad. A resident of Sarsa vil-lage in Anand, Patel has been residing in the US town of Edison since the last two decades where he ran a petrol pump. On Tuesday evening, when he was working at his gas station, some robbers at-tacked him and asked for cash, upon which he en-tered into an altercation with them. One of the robbers shot him thrice. The bullets hit him in the

Correspondent | New Delhi

Two years ago, the Su-preme Court ordered Gu-jarat to relocate some of its Asiatic lions to Madhya Pradesh — it’s yet to do so. Now Gujarat finds it-self at the wrong end of a similar tug-of-war among BJP-ruled states with Ra-jasthan refusing to send eggs of the critically en-dangered Great Indian Bustard (GIB) to Kutch for breeding. On October 17, sources said, Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje instructed Rajasthan wild-life officials during a state wildlife board meeting that no GIB eggs were to be shared with Gujarat. Instead, the state forest de-partment has been asked to request the Centre for a breeding and research cen-

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

A man brought a sack of Rs. 10,000 -- all of it in coins -- to the family court here on Wednes-day, to pay his estranged wife the alimony he owed her. This was his way of protesting the court-man-dated sum he has to pay her each month. Pruth-vi Prajapati brought the sack of coins to the court, placed the bag in front of his estranged wife Rami-laben and asked her to count the money. Non-plussed, she refused to count the coins, grabbed the bag and walked away. “I don’t know why he brought so many coins to court but he said that it was what he had,” his

lawyer Pragna Vyas said. Prajapati actually only owes his ex-wife Rs 1500 a month, and he doesn’t have to go court to pay it. However, having default-ed since 2014, he had to pay his wife the arrears in the presence of the judge. Vyas said that the husband and wife started living separately in 2011, when the wife filed an ap-plication with the family court for maintenance. She claimed that the hus-band owned a showroom, while her spouse claimed to be merely an employ-ee in that showroom. The court ordered Prajapati to pay his estranged wife Rs 1,500 as maintenance ev-ery month.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The Gujarat High Court today issued notice to the State government and city Crime Branch in connec-tion with a plea challeng-ing the case of sedition against Patel quota leader Hardik Patel. Justice J B Pardiwala today issued notices to Gujarat Gov-ernment and Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) K N Patel of city Crime Branch while con-sidering the plea seeking quashing of petitions filed by Hardik and his asso-ciates Alpesh Kathiria and Amul Patel. The high court also instructed the state authorities not to take coercive action against Alpesh and Amul

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

In a significant develop-ment the Gujarat High Court on Thursday grant-ed permission for taking out six-day protest march proposed by 100 farmers opposing land acquisition for Dholera Special In-vestment Region (SIR) in Ahmedabad district. The court was hearing a pe-tition moved by a public trust seeking permission for the protest march in view of a prohibitory no-tification issued by the state government which barred such processions. Following the court’s or-der the procession will begin from Bhavaliyari village at Dholera, about 3 hours drive from Ahmed-abad, on November 1 which will end at Ahmed-abad collector’s office on November 7. The single bench of high court justice J B Pardiwala passed the order while observing that the government can’t put complete ban on a proces-sion in the guise of a pro-hibitory order citing law and order problem. He di-rected the petitioner, Guja-rat Khedut Samaj, a public

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Gujarat chief minis-ter Anandiben Patel on Wednesday urged the central government to lift the moratorium on industrial clusters of Vapi, Ankleshwar and Vatva (Ahmedabad), which was imposed five year ago. “We request the Centre to resolve the issue of moratorium on these industrial clusters at the earliest,” Patel said at the fourth edition of India-Chem Guja-rat- 2015 in presence of Hansraj Gangaram Ahir, Union minister of state for chemicals and fer-tilisers and Surjit Kumar Chaudhary, secretary of the department of chem-icals and petrochemicals (DCPC). While the mor-atorium has been partial-ly lifted from Vapi, the cluster still falls under the critically polluted zone which prohibits new units as well as ex-

pansion of the existing ones. The Union Minis-try of Environment and Forests (MoEF) had im-posed the moratorium on these critically polluted zones during the UPA government regime re-stricting establishment of new units and expan-sion by existing ones. “The pollution levels in these clusters have come down. All the data has been collected and sent to the Central govern-ment. Already the issue is being deliberated at the Centre. Our efforts will be towards getting permission for these clusters to start (new) plants,” Patel added. The chief Minister also as-sured the industry that if issue was not resolved by November 6, she her-self would take up the matter before the minis-ters concerned. Patel is scheduled to visit Delhi on November 6.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Social and political ac-tivist Rohit Prajapati has threatened to initiate le-gal action if the option of NOTA (None Of The Above) is not restored in the local body elections scheduled to be held next month. Prajapati has writ-ten a letter to Chief Elec-tion Commissioner of the Election Commission of India (ECI) and Gujarat’s chief electoral officer (CEO) in this connection. He said that the right to NOTA was granted to vot-

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Governor O P Kohli will inaugurate a specialty hospital in Odhav area of the city on November 1, which with the motto of “Quality Care Afford-able to All” has tied up with the famous NGO Mission Life India, that runs 108 ambulance here since 2003, for availabil-ity of cheaper medicines and health care funds from corporate groups. Addressing a press con-ference here today the Medical Director of the newly built Central Unit-ed Hospital (CUH) situ-ated near the Odhav lake, Dr. Parthiv Mehta said that one of the main ob-jective behind setting up the state of the art hos-pital was to provide high quality health care at af-fordable rates to the peo-ple of East Ahmedabad which lacks in such facil-ities in comparison to the

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Local body polls: Restore NOTA option or else face legal action, says activist

Rajasthan pulls a Gujarat on Gujarat: No bustard eggs

Gujarati businessman shot dead in New Jersey

75% of private hospitals in West Ahmedabad , East has equal proportion of govt run units

Western part of the city. ’65 percent of the popu-lation of the city lives in Eastern part of the city but only 25 percent of the pri-vate hospitals were situat-ed there. Remaining 75 % were in West Ahmedabad where only 35 percent people live. It is necessary to fill up the gap. Though the East Ahmedabad was aplenty with government run hospitals where most of such units were situat-ed. In case of government run health units and hos-pitals the case was just reverse i e almost three fourth of all were in the Eastern part of the city,’ he said. ‘NGO Mission Life India will rope in CSR fund on health care for

us and also mediate with the pharmaceutical com-panies for providing low cost drugs form diseases like cancer, tuberculosis, diabetes and others,’ he said. “The eastern part of Ahmedabad city has wit-nessed a steady growth of infrastructure and indus-trial development in the last decade. Population density, Industrial growth and immigration from ru-ral areas of Gujarat and other states have made a change in canvas of East-ern Ahmedabad. How-ever, health care services here have been predomi-nantly under the domain of Government and Mu-nicipal Hospital inclusive of ESIS establishments.

tre for Rajasthan’s state bird near Jaisalmer in the Desert National Park (DNP), sources added. When contacted, Rajas-than’s chief wildlife war-den R K Tyagi refused to comment on the issue. The GIB habitat improvement and conservation breed-ing programme, to be im-plemented by the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) in collaboration with the Gujarat, Rajasthan and Maharashtra forest de-

partments, proposes to collect eggs from the wild, transport these to Kutch to build a breeding pop-ulation and subsequently release captive-bred birds. The Centre has sanctioned Rs 35 crore for five years under the Compensatory Afforestation Fund Man-agement and Planning Authority (CAMPA) for the project. The GIB is critically endangered with less than 200 remaining in the wild, mostly in

Rajasthan. In 2013, Ra-jasthan launched Project Bustard with limited suc-cess. The state is in the process of redrawing the DNP boundaries by ex-cluding disturbed areas and adding less crowded pockets suitable for GIB conservation. “What is the rationale behind the proposal for sending eggs all the way to Kutch when 90 per cent of the birds are in one area in Rajas-than? Why has Gujarat lost almost all its GIBs if conservation efforts have been so efficient there? We need to get real or we are looking at extinction of the species in less than 10 years,” said renowned bird author Bikram Gre-wal, a member of the Ra-jasthan wildlife board.

ers by the Supreme Court on September 27, 2013, on a petition filed by the Peoples’ Union for Civ-il Liberties (PUCL). The apex court order, he said, was enforced by ECI in 2014 general elections

all over India. But CEO of the state election com-mission, through an order on October 23, 2015, re-moved the NOTA option for the electorates in the forthcoming civic body and panchayat elections

to be held in November. Questioning the right of state CEO to take away the right of NOTA, Pra-japati said, “Gujarat is an integral part of India and CEO of the state election commission is not an au-tonomous institution, in-dependent of the ECI’.” “We fail to understand on what premise has the Gu-jarat CEO removed the right to ‘exercise NOTA’ option during the forth-coming civic polls, as clarified in its letter dated October 23, 2015,” said Prajapati. “Taking away the right to `NOTA’ is illegal and in total viola-tion of fundamental rights guaranteed by the apex court of the country. It also amounts to contempt of the Supreme Court of India’s order,” alleged Prajapati.

leg and his back, killing him on the spot, police reports stated. Ashwin is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter, who live in the USA, while his other relatives, in-cluding his mother and sisters live at their ances-tral village, Sarsa. The relatives of the victim at Sarsa village said they were shocked when they

received the news about Ashwin’s murder, and demanded government intervention into the kill-ings. His mother, Shant-aben Patel and his elder sister among other rela-tives who live at their an-cestral village have said that they have been try-ing to go to the USA to participate in Ashwin’s last rites.

Gujarat moves to lift moratorium on industrial clusters

Gujarat HC grants permission for six-day protest march against land acquisition for Dholera SIR

trust, to prepare the list of 100 farmers, their names and identity proofs, and submit it before the dis-trict magistrate. The court said that procession shall have police protection. The petitioner had moved the court on Monday say-ing that it can’t take out the procession due to a prohibitory order passed on September 28 under section 37 (3) of the Bom-bay Police Act (BPA), 1951 prohibiting any kind of gathering, procession or protest “to maintain law and order during festival for 60 days.” On October 26, the day court issued notice to the state govern-ment, a fresh notification was issued by the district administration under sec-tion 144 of Indian Penal Code prohibiting any kind

of assembly of more than four people for 58 days. On Thursday, justice Par-diwala raised objection saying that notification under section 37 (3) of BPA doesn’t hold since there is no prior sanction from the government. The public prosecutor Mitesh Amin didn’t press upon the notification and cited the fresh notification un-der section 144 of IPC. The court, however, was of the opinion that these two powers can’t be uti-lized to stop a proces-sion. The court held that it amounts to “overreaching the process of law.” “The court confronted with the fact that the notification under section 37 (3) of BPA can’t exceed 15 days in absence of sanction from the government.

Gujarat High Court notice to Gujarat government, Crime Branch in Hardik Patel case

till further hearing. The case will now come up on November 2. The city Crime Branch on October 21 charged Hardik and other members of Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) Chirag, Dinesh, Ketan, Alpesh and Am-rish Patel in the case of sedition and waging war against the State govern-ment. However, PAAS leader Amul Patel, whose name was not mentioned

in the FIR as an accused but in the transcript of phone interception, has also challenged the Crime Branch’s action, appre-hending his arrest. The six people have been booked under IPC Sections 121 (waging war against the government), 124 (sedi-tion), 153-A (promoting enmity between different communities) and 153-B (assertions prejudicial to national integrity).

Man pays ex-wife Rs 10,000 in coins to protest alimony