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“backstabber”: Amit Shah

Agency | Begusarai

BJP president Amit Shah today attacked Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, accusing him of backstabbing the NDA by snapping ties and said it was in line with his habit of “deceit” to grab power. “Nitish Kumar betrayed George Fernandes, who gave him (Kumar) a national identity, and more recently, Jitan Ram Manjhi. Where is George Fernandes to-day? He has been forced to spend ‘gumnaami ki zindagi’ (a life of obscu-rity)?” he said.

Rupee hits 5-wk high of 65.58 vs

USD, up 38 paise

Panther gets head stuck in water pot,

rescued

Agency | Mumbai

The rupee surged to its highest level in five weeks to end at 65.58 by gaining 38 paise against the US currency as exporters and banks stepped up dollar sales amid aggressive policy measures from the RBI. Strong rally in equity markets and softening dollar sentiment over-seas too aided the home currency.

Agency | Jaipur

A panther today got its head trapped in a water pot in Rajsamand dis-trict of Rajasthan, in an ordeal lasting for four hours, following which it was rescued by forest officials. The panther, in a bid to drink water, had put its head into an alu-minum pot or chari but it got stuck as the vessel had a narrow opening. “The sub-adult panther, aged about 3 years, wig-gled a lot and made ef-forts to get his head out but all attempts failed,” District Forest Offi-cer (Rajsamand) Kapil Chandrawal.

Seven RDX bombs had exploded in the first class coaches in many suburban trains“7/11 Mumbai train blasts”

In the 7/11 Mumbai train blasts, seven RDX bombs had exploded in the first class coaches in many suburban trains, killing 188 people and injuring 829

2006 : Death sentence for 5 convicts, life for 7

6 killed, dozens injured in letter bombs in China

How a panther in Rajasthan got its head stuck in a pot

Agency | Beijing

Six people were killed and dozens injured in 15 letter bombs which caused ex-tensive damage in south China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on Wednesday. Five victims died on the spot while one died in hospital. State-run Xinhua news agency said the multiple explosions were caused by 15 letter bombs. The blasts were reported in several loca-tions, including at a shop-ping mall, prison, a county government office, super-market, transport station, hospital, animal husband-ry, vegetable market and diseases control centre, Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post said quoting reports from the social media site Weibo.

Agency | Lucknow

An ex-gratia compensa-tion of Rs 10 lakh was to-day announced by the UP government to the kin of a 50-year-old man, who was allegedly lynched by a mob following ru-mours that his family was involved in the slaughter of a cow in Dadri area of Gautam Buddha Nagar district. Chief Minister Akhilseh Yadav has also instructed the District Magistrate and Senior Superintendent of Po-lice, Noida to provide full protection to the fami-ly of the victim. “Chief Minister has announced Rs 10 lakh ex-gratia to the kin of the deceased in the Dadri mob lynch.

Agency | Mumbai

Nine years after a series of bomb blasts in subur-ban trains rattled Mum-bai killing 188 people, a special MCOCA court awarded the death sen-tence to five convicts Ka-mal Ansari, Faisal Atur Rahman Shaikh, Ehte-sham Siddiqui, Naveed Khan and Asif Khan. All others have been awarded life sentences under var-ious sections of UAPA, MCOCA Acts and IPC. Of the 12 convicts, the prosecution had demand-

Agency | Rajsamand

A young panther ended up with its head stuck in a pot after attempting to drink water from it at Dhuli Kaan village in Rajsamand, Rajasthan, on Wednesday morning. Forest officials caught the animal and tranquilised it at a local hospital before removing the utensil. The incidence occurred in the wee hours on Tuesday morning when a thirsty Panther entered a farm of Dhuli Khaan area in search of drinking water. He saw a stainless steel

The blasts occurred at the seat of Liucheng county and the surrounding ar-eas, with the first heard at about 15:50. Pictures online showed a building half-collapsed in Dapu Township. Witnesses also

saw vehicles damaged on the road. Rescuers have rushed to the scene. Ini-tial investigation showed that explosives could have been inside express delivery packages, Xin-hua report said.

Carnival Group completes acquisition of commercial real estate project of L&T Group in Chandigarh

Agency | Chennai

Shrikant Bhasi promoted Carnival Group today announced the acqui-sitionof the commercial real estate project which includes ‘Elante Mall’, ‘Hyatt’luxury hotel and the office premises with central courtyard at Chandigarhfrom L&T Group at a deal value of INR 1785 crores. The acquisition of the said property is significant as it will en-able Carnival Group to widen its portfolio and help the company achieve leadership position in the retail sector. Commenting on the acquisition, Mr. Shrikant Bhasi, Chairman of Carnival Group said, “I would like to thank Group Exec-utive Chairman of L&T Mr. A.M. Naik, for considering the sale of

this prestigious asset to Carnival Group.This acquisition is a part of asset creation for the groupas an investment portfolio. This acquisi-tion will help us to further expand our capabilities and has allowed us to make inroads into newer mar-kets.This project will be operated as a separate unit and will be led by its current Indiabased man-agement team.” L&T has created a landmark in the city of Chan-digarh. Elante Mall has got over one dozen awards already includ-ing “The Most Admired Shopping Centre” & “Mall of the Year 2013-2014” awards, amongst others. “This project has got a good rental yield,” said Mr. A.C.Dinesh, Di-rector ofFinance, Carnival Group. This property is one of the most

elegant and magnificent properties in India which includes interesting features, Elante mall with its re-tail space of over 1.5million.sq. ft. across G+3 levels is the largest mall in Chandigarh.

Dadri lynching: UP govt announces Rs 10 lakh compensation to next of kin

UP Government will bear all the medical expens-es of the other victim in the incident,” an official spokesman said here.

“Chief Medical Officer, Noida has been asked to personally ensure best care for the victim,” he said. The man, Moham-

mad Akhlaq, was beaten to death yesterday and his 22-year-old son was seri-ously injured for alleged-ly eating and storing beef.

Chief Minister Akhilseh Yadav has also instructed the District Magistrate and Senior Superintendent of Police, Noida to

provide full protection to the family of the victim

pot with some water in it. The animal put his head inside the pot but unfortunately got stuck. He started to panic and

roared. Locals informed the patrolling team of the forest department about the incident and the ani-mal was rescued.

ed capital punishment for Kamal Ahmed Mo-hammad Vakil Ansari, Dr Tanvir Ahmed Mo-hammed Ibrahim Ansari, Mohammad Faisal Ataur Rahman Shaikh, Ehtesh-am Kutubuddin Siddiqui,

Shaikh Mohammad Ali Alam Shaikh, Moham-mad Sajid Mugrub Ansa-ri, Naveed Hussain Khan and Asif Khan. For the rest of them, the prosecu-tion sought life imprison-ment. They are Moham-

mad Majid Mohammad Shafi, Muzammil Ataur Rehman Shaikh, Sohail Mehmood Shaikh and Zameer Ahmed Latiur Rehman Shaikh. The de-fense and the prosecution in the case, on the point of quantum of punish-ment, argued for almost a week in a special court in Mumbai. From showing reformation to the doz-en convicts being “mer-chants of death”, the two sides contradicted each other at every juncture of legal arguments, leaving no stone unturned. Spe-cial Judge Yatin D Shin-de had concluded hearing arguments on the quan-

tum of sentence when prosecution demanded death penalty for 8 of the 12 accused while it sought life imprisonment for the remaining four. On September 23, the Special MCOCA court had reserved its order on sentencing in the case for today, September 30. Earlier, on September 11, it had convicted 12 of the 13 accused, all allegedly having links with banned SIMI, while acquitting one. The accused were found guilty of charges under IPC, Explosives Act, Unlawful Activities Prevention Act, Preven-tion of Damage to Public

Property Act and Indian Railway Act and those under MCOCA. The court also found all the 12 accused guilty under Section 3 (1) (i) of MCO-CA, which could also at-tract capital punishment. Those convicted are Ka-mal Ahamed Ansari (37), Tanvir Ahmed Ansari (37), Mohd Faisal Shaikh (36), Ehtesham Siddiqui (30), Mohammad Majid Shafi (32), Shaikh Alam Shaikh (41), Mohd Sajid Ansari (34),Muzzam-mil Shaikh (27), Soheil Mehmood Shaikh (43), Zamir Ahmad Shaikh (36), Naveed Hussain Khan (30) and Asif Khan

(38). After 12 accused were found guilty, Judge Shinde, later, allowed the defence lawyers to examine witnesses to bring out the mitigat-ing circumstances in the case. Defence lawyers subsequently examined nine witnesses to show the court that the accused have undergone reforma-tion and and thus may not be given capital pun-ishment. The list of wit-nesses included the rela-tives of accused, doctors, teachers etc while one of the convicts examined another accused in Mum-bai 2012 serial blasts.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 01, 2015

QUOTE OF THE

DAYDigital India vs Net NeutralityToday, when you start up your computer or iPhone and open a web browser such as Chrome or Safa-ri, you can access over 100 million domain names with a few clicks. Your data costs do not change depending on whether you go to Rediff or Flipkart, or whether you download an app to order pizza or post on Twitter or watch a YouTube video. Your data provider — be it Airtel or Reliance or BSNL — does not discriminate between different kinds of content, only how much data you use. This is the benefit of a neutral net, a system that has worked to the advantage of both internet users (who have enjoyed greater choice of content) and numerous start-ups (which have enjoyed unparalleled market access). But a shift is underway. When Prime Min-ister Narendra Modi visited California to drum up support for his Digital India initiative, he effective-ly endorsed Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s vision of expanded access to a pared down internet. Expanded access is, after all, one of the three pillars of Digital India (the other two being e-governance and electronics manufacturing). Why not shift costs to content providers, who enter into exclusive con-tracts with data providers (such as Reliance), all enabled by Facebook’s Free Basics app? Such an arrangement could expand internet use rapidly in a country where some 80 per cent of the population does not have access, benefiting crores of people. It would also, naturally, benefit Facebook. Advo-cates of net neutrality — a vocal minority linked to NGOs and internet start-ups — are unhappy with such an arrangement, which they feel will disad-vantage consumers by limiting choice. It could also discriminate against smaller content provid-ers struggling to compete with established internet companies. Net neutrality advocates have argued that there are other ways to expand access and lower costs, such as subsidising data plans or through ad-vertising. But this line of argument, too, has its crit-ics. Some believe implicitly that net neutrality is an elitist concern, echoing Zuckerberg’s view that “It’s not an equal internet if the majority of people can’t participate.” Others contend that net neutrality re-quires unnecessary government intervention, a forc-ible levelling of the playing field. Why should the government prevent Facebook, Reliance and certain websites from entering into exclusive arrangements, particularly if it helps to expand access and deflect costs from consumers? The arguments against net neutrality, rather bizarrely, offer one area in which populists and free-market enthusiasts might find common cause.

“I think Modi is ahead of us. So we have to come up to speed in a number of dimensions. For example if the idea of India as a strong economy is sold outside and they come in, and they don’t find the ease of doing business, the permissions, etc.”

- Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan today described Prime Minister as being “ahead of us”..

Agency | Chennai

The buzz about Vijay’s Puli and Ajith’s Veda-lam might be dominat-ing Tamil cinema, but Vikram is not far behind. The I star has a film titled 10 Endrathukulla coming up and the trailer, which released recently, gives a sneak peek into the fast-paced action entertainer. It features the actor as ‘James Bond’ (according to the trailer) who is de-scribed as the ‘Chennai’s

best driver’. Going by the sequences, it looks like fans of Chiyaan, as the actor is fondly called, are in for a racy subject. The film, directed by Vi-jay Milton, sees the actor teaming up with actress Samantha for the first time. The movie’s last schedule was completed recently and it is slated to hit screens this Dusseh-ra. It has been produced by Fox Star Studios and A.R.Murgadoss.

Agency | Chennai

Vijay’s Puli hits the screens tomorrow (Oc-tober 1), and the makers have only little to wor-ry about the film, given that Puli seems to be a hit even before its release. And no, these are not the words of Ilayathalapathy fans. The statistics say that Puli will be a hit, and one thing that can be said about cold, hard numbers is that they don’t lie. The makers of Puli have bril-liantly contrived a high anticipation level for Puli through promotions. The

Vikram’s ‘10 Endrathukulla’ trailer: Racy and stylish

There is an old world charm to the new song from ‘Shaandaar’

‘Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon’ crosses 30-crore mark in 4 days

What Akshay Kumar did for farmers will make you salute him!

Puli: Vijay, Sridevi’s film is a blockbuster even before its release

Priyanka Chopra was very stressed about her accent in Quantico

Agency | New Delhi

While she doesn’t admit to or deny being in a re-lationship with anyone, actor Priyanka Chopra says that she has never let a busy schedule come in the way of her love life. “I have never said that I don’t have time for love. You don’t need to make time for love. Love just happens. As far as my

relationship status goes, it’s for me to know and you to find out,” says the 33-year-old, who was rushing for a shoot of her American show Quanti-co at Los Angeles at 5.30 in the morning when we spoke to her. Priyanka has been busy balancing her show as well as her up-coming film Bajirao Mas-tani, which is why she has to travel a lot. While she

says that this has made her schedule hectic, she is glad that she is able to be a part of both the proj-ects. “I have to shoot Ba-jirao Mastani this month. It’s (balancing the two) physically exhausting and I am very tired all the time. But it is my choice and I want to be able to do both, so I guess I will have to suck it up and just do it,” she says.

Agency | New Delhi

While some stars talk, Akshay Kumar be-lieves in action doing the talking. He just raised funds for 100 farmer fam-ilies within 15 minutes at an event in Delhi! A few days ago he had an-nounced a donation of Rs 90 lakh (Akshay’s team donated Rs 15 lakh to 30 widows on his behalf and plans to donate the same amount every month, for the next five months) which would help 180 families of farmers who committed suicide in drought-hit Marathwada. Says a source, “Akshay is in Delhi to promote his upcoming film Singh Is Bliing. There was a

Agency | New Delhi

Malaika Arora Khan is the style diva of B-town and everybody is certain about it. Whereas Suz-zane Khan, that is the ex wife our heart-throbbing handsome hunk Hrithik Roshan is no less when it comes to style and glam-our. Recently these two divas were clicked at the Femina Style Diva West Awards 2015, and we would definitely like to talk about their appear-ances over there. But be-fore that let’s have some introduction. Malaika Arora Khan has giv-en a number of hit item songs for the Bollywood to celebrate. Starting for Gud Naal Ishq Mita to Anarkali Disco Chali. But wait, how do we for-

Agency | New Delhi

Believe it or not but Ka-pil Sharma’s popularity on small screen seems to

be working for his debut movie ‘Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon’. The film has managed to collect over

Pretty ladies: Sussanne Khan, Malaika Arora Khan

fashion show which was held around the theme of SIB and the who’s who of Delhi socialite s were present for this mega event. Akshay who has always been supporting families of farmers since many years decided to raise funds for grieve stricken farmer families and requested other peo-ple present there to donate funds. Within 15 minutes a huge sum was collected

for the 100 farmer fami-lies. The Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejri-wal came to know about this and his office sent a request to Akshay’s team to meet the actor. Akshay Kumar met the honour-able Chief Minister this morning. He appreciated Akshay Kumar’s efforts and gesture for the farm-ers and congratulated him for this and wished him all the best.”

Agency | New Delhi

The new song from the Shahid- Alia starrer Shaandaar has the perfect debutante ball vibe, and cheeky humour courtesy Pankaj Kapoor. ‘Nazdee-kiyan’ composed by Amit Trivedi, director Vikas Bahl’s preferred compos-er we assume, is sung by Neeti Mohan and Nikhil Paul George. The soft ro-mantic number is actually perfect for a waltz. And boy, is it fun to watch Pankaj Kapoor give com-petition to son Shahid with his perfect ballroom dance poses. Alia Bhatt looks elegant as a debu-tante at the ball. The old

world charm suits her perfectly. Penned by Am-itabh Bhattacharya, this Shaandaar song is shot in

black and white setting and the delicate waltz will keep your eyes glued to the screen.

Rs 30 crores in just four days of release. “‘Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon’ has had an amazing kick-start. The film has given a good start to Kapil’s Bollywood career and he is already in awe with all the love and support he’s been getting from his fans across India,” read a statement. Directed by Abbas Mastan, the film has managed to collect about 28 crores in the opening weekend. Trad-ers and analysts have credited it as a good star for Kapil Sharma and his movie. Produced by Ratan Jain, Ganesh Jain and Abbas-Mustan, the film also stars Arbaaz Khan, Varun Sharma, Manjari Fadnis, Elli Avram, Simran Mundi and Sai Lokur.

get to mention her jaw dropping performance

for Munni Badnam Hui? Wow! She just killed it.

trailer of Puli, which has been viewed more than 6 million times, has been liked by about one mil-lion viewers. This is un-precedented for any Indi-an film whatsoever. In the last two months, Vijay fans had something or the

other to relish every sin-gle week. Be it the promo song or the trailer, they had something to tweet, retweet, share and like every week. This aggres-sive promotion is likely to be the key factor in Pu-li’s success.


SPORTS ROUNDUPIAMAI Launches Mobile10X Forum for App Developers

RCom, Reliance Jio in talks for spectrum sharing

Sensex up 376pts, Nifty tad below 7950; Infy, ITC, RIL lead

Agency | New Delhi

Aiming to bring in capability and quality among the country’s app developers, the Internet and Mo-bile Association of India (IAMAI) on Wednesday launched Mobile10X - a forum to nurture and grow the apps ecosystem in India by bringing together various stakeholders. The forum has five pillars. They are mobile startup hubs (where app testing can be done), training 500,000 app developers and create five apps incubation centres across the coun-try in the next five years and online mentoring of app developers. The other two pillars are investor connect and industry connect. The first App Incu-bation Centre is slated for launch in Bengaluru. The founding partners for it are Google and Paytm.

Agency | New Delhi

Terming it as a “virtual consolidation” in the high-ly-competitive telecom space, Anil Ambani said his group firm RCom is tying up ‘trading and sharing’ of spectrum with Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Jio including for the much-awaited 4G services. Addressing shareholders at the Annu-al General Meeting, Reliance Communications Chairman also said he was “grateful” to his elder brother for “unstinted support and guidance“. The two brothers have begun collaborating with each other in certain businesses over the past few years, after a long period of cut-throat rivalry following a much-publicised split of the erstwhile Reliance empire founded by their father late Dhirubhai Am-bani. “This strategic cooperation and partnership between RJIO and RCom is a virtual consolidation in the telecom sector and I’m grateful to my el-der brother Mukesh bhai for unstinted support and guidance,” Anil Ambani said.

Agency | New Delhi

Equity benchmarks rallied smartly on Wednesday, following strong lead from global peers. The Sensex jumped 376.17 points or 1.46 percent to 26154.83 and the Nifty rallied 105.60 points or 1.35 percent to 7948.90. About 1668 shares have advanced, 988 shares declined, and 116 shares are unchanged on the BSE. Tata Steel, Bharti Airtel, BHEL, GAIL, Coal India, Idea Cellular, Cairn India and Asian Paints topped the buying list, up 4-7 percent. How-ever, SBI, Axis Bank, Vedanta, Tech Mahindra and Bank of Baroda underperformed, down 1-2 percent. Post Reserve Bank’s 50 basis points (bps) repo rate cut on Tuesday, Axis Bank today cut its base rate by 35 bps to 9.5 percent effective from October 5. The bank has passed on 65 bps rate cut since April this year. Srinivasan Varadarajan, Executive Director - Corporate Banking, Axis Bank told CNBC-TV18 that as bank’s cost of funds reduces, transmission of rate cuts will happen. “35 bps cut reflects our lower cost of funds,” he added. Varadarajan said that the bank would have cut rates even if RBI hadn’t cut repo rate in its monetary policy meet on Tuesday. Margins will not be impacted post this base rate cut, he said. The bank is awaiting RBI’s policy on mar-ginal cost of funds, which is expected to be released next week. Equity benchmarks extended rally in late trade with the Sensex rising 352.38 points or 1.37 percent to 26131.04 and the Nifty climbing 103.25 points or 1.32 percent to 7946.55.

Manchester United seek Champions League win back at Old Trafford

I want Kohli to do better than me as skipper,says Sourav Ganguly

Pakistan Super League (PSL): Australian Brad Haddin signs up

eries Preview: Can India continue their domination over South Africa in T20Is?

Manchester United can win Champions League, EPL by 2017: Louis van Gaal

Agency | London

Manchester United had to play a qualifier last month, but Wednesday’s game against Wolfs-burg will be the first group match at home in more than a year. Unit-ed opened their Group B campaign with a 2-1 loss at PSV Eindhoven, but the team are at the top of the Premier League for the first time since Alex Ferguson was in charge — when the team won their last title in 2013. United, which beat Sun-derland 3-0 on Saturday

to move into first place in England, will be with-out defender Luke Shaw, who broke his leg in two places after a challenge by PSV defender Hector Moreno. Also in Group B, PSV travels to Russia to play CSKA Moscow. United will likely have to repeat their assured display against Sunder-land to claim their first points in the Champions League — but manag-er Louis van Gaal could rotate his team to keep his players fresh. “To beat your opponent ev-

Agency | Karachi

Former Australia vice-cap-tain and wicketkeep-er-batsman Brad Haddin has signed up for the Pa-kistan Super League’s (PSL) inaugural edition, which will be organized in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Haddin had called it quits from One-Day In-ternationals (ODIs) after the end of the ICC Crick-et World Cup 2015 which his team won, and retired from Test cricket a few days after returning home from the Ashes 2015 cam-paign. Haddin had not an-nounced a complete retire-ment, as he made it clear that he would be playing in the Australian T20 tour-nament Big Bash League (BBL) for the Sydney Six-

Agency | Bangalore

India playing T20Is is as rare as Shahid Afridi playing a defensive prod or commentators not us-ing the word ‘talent’ to describe Rohit Sharma. Among the top eight na-tions, India have played the least number of T20Is - 55. In the last twelve months, India have played just two against Zimbabwe, losing one and winning one. And while the players do have the experience of play-ing in the Indian Premier League every year, the national side hasn’t had a chance to play as unit. All this makes the three-match South Africa T20 series even more import-ant as India start prepara-tions for the 2016 World T20. The core T20 squad has been picked and this is where they will take

Agency | New Delhi

Manager Louis van Gaal has said Manchester United have a “realistic” chance of winning the Champions League and the Premier League by the time his contract ex-pires in 2017. Van Gaal has won league titles with every club he has man-aged and also lifted the Champions League with Dutch club Ajax in 1995 and finished runner-up with Bayern Munich in 2010. “It is realistic to ex-pect us to win the Premier League and the Champi-ons League (before my contract expires). Because I did it everywhere,” Van Gaal told reporters ahead of Wednesday’s Champi-ons League clash against VfL Wolfsburg at Old Trafford. United sit on top of the Premier League ta-

Agency | Mumbai

Virat Kohli is, in many ways, a lot like Sourav Ganguly as captain. Both are big on the word ‘ag-gression’, both wear their hearts on their sleeves, and both have a mindset of winning at all costs. Kohli has tasted success with that attitude, with a historic Test series win in Sri Lanka, something that even Ganguly couldn’t achieve as captain. And it is that attitude that Gan-guly loves about India’s new Test skipper. “I am a big fan of Virat Kohli. He is a captain who always wants to win matches on the field and I love that passion in him. I love the attitude and aggres-sion in Kohli. He might lose sometimes and win sometimes but you know that he is playing to win it,” Ganguly said at an event here on Tuesday. “It is also a proud mo-

ble after seven games, but have made a poor start to their Champions League campaign, having lost 2-1 to PSV Eindhoven in their first match. “We have improved when we have to compare us with the team of last year, but we need still time,” the former Netherlands man-ager said. “We have to improve to win the Pre-mier League or a tourna-ment like the Champions League.” Van Gaal said he was still planning to leave after his contract

expires in 2017, reluctant to break a promise to his wife that he would retire as planned. “Normally I shall leave after next year but what is normal in our football world? You never know so I cannot answer that question,” Van Gaal said. “But I promised my wife to go with her to our paradise (villa in Portugal) so it shall be very hard for me to deny that promise. “Next year I am 65 and say I stay a year longer, it shall be very hard to my wife,” he added.

ers. It has been confirmed that Haddin has joined the likes of Brad Hodge, Kevin Pietersen and the flamboyant Chris Gayle in lining up for Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) dream project. The offi-cial website of Cricket Australia (CA) informed that Haddin and Hodge are the only two Austra-lian cricketers to play in PSL, which will be organ-ised in Dubai and Shar-

jah from February 4-24, 2016. Around that time, Australia will be busy in international assignments against New Zealand and this will prevent T20 stars such as Glenn Maxwell and James Faulkner from taking part in the tourna-ment. Among the play-ers who have signed up for PSL 2016 are Gayle, Kieron Pollard, Dwayne Bravo, Dwayne Smith and Sunil Narine.

their first steps towards building the team for the World T20. Captain MS Dhoni is back following a long break after the Ban-gladesh series and it will be interesting to see how he approaches the cap-taincy and his own game. There is talk he will bat higher up the order, at No. 4, which means the finisher’s role would have to go to someone else. Who that someone

is isn’t clear yet but hope-fully this series will help identify him. India have struggled against South Africa in Tests and ODIs but have dominated them is T20Is, having beaten them 6 times and posting the second best Win/Loss ratio of 3 against all op-position (more than five matches), with only two losses from eight games. So that’s an encouraging stat for the home team.

ery week (in the Premier League) is not easy, it is always a struggle and a battle,” Van Gaal said. “Then you have to play again mid-week in the Champions League and that is the difference be-tween all the clubs in Eu-rope. You have to rotate and that is what I am do-ing now because I have to protect my players.” Van Gaal is also wary of Wolfsburg attacker Julian Draxler, who he compared to United’s Anthony Martial.“He was a very young tal-ent when I was there (as Bayern Munich coach in Germany), so I know him,” Van Gaal said. “He has to go on a long road like Martial, although it could be a little bit short-er because he has been playing longer on that level. He is a very good player.”

ment for all to see him lead a side with such passion. I want Kohli to do better than me as a skipper. But his main challenge will be when India will tour abroad. Australia, England, South Africa will test his cap-taincy,” he said. Ganguly also praised team director Ravi Shastri for his role with the team, saying it

is not mandatory that a foreign coach should take charge of the team. “Ravi Shastri has done a good job. He has done a good job in Sri Lanka. Better not to go into the debate of foreign coach or India coach. We also have good coaches and cricketers in India who wants to give time. So we have to think about them too,” he said.


Correspondent | Rajkot

Sudeep Tyagi and Sid-dharth Trivedi, the me-dium pacers from Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat re-spectively, won’t be a part of the Saurashtra Ranji Trophy squad for the first two matches this season. Saurashtra, rele-gated to group “C” after the poor performance of last season, would play against Tripura. The match is scheduled to start from October 1 at Madhavrao Scindia Cricket ground. “Jaydev Shah has been named captain of the 15-member squad, while Chetesh-war Pujara and Ravin-dra Jadeja, the two most successful players in re-cent past from Saurash-tra, have been included,” Himanshu Shah, Surar-shtra Cricket Associa-tion’s media manager,

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

The virus strain that causes dengue enceph-alitis (DE) poses a new threat to city residents. Health officials, who are already battling to check the spread of normal den-gue and swine flu, are al-ready worried about the emergence of dengue en-cephalitis. Two women in their 20s were admit-ted to Sterling Hospital with high-grade fever 10 days back. The diag-nosis was that they were suffering from dengue encephalitis and it was confirmed by blood and NS1 antigen assay. The patients, one of whom

is a six-month pregnant woman, suffered neu-rological complications on the fourth day and slipped into coma, a se-rious complication in dengue encephalitis. Se-nior physician Dr Ronak Shah said dengue has a variable clinical spec-trum, from asymptomatic infection to life-threaten-ing dengue hemorrhagic fever and dengue shock syndrome. “However, dengue encephalitis, a direct neuronal infiltra-tion by the dengue vi-rus, is extremely rare,” he said. Dr Shah further said that one of the pa-tients admitted to Ster-

ling Hospital is a Sola resident while the other belongs to the US and has been living in the city for quite some time because of her pregnan-cy. Both the patients are now out of danger. The Sola resident is still in ICU while the other has been shifted to a private ward. The doctor said that dengue encephalitis symptoms are similar to Den1, Den2, Den3 and Den4 strains of the virus. “But it causes a severe swelling in the patient’s brain. On the fourth day of the fever, the patient suddenly faints and slips into coma,” Dr Shah said.


A group of engineering students created a ruck-us at Gujarat University on Monday after offi-cials refused to conduct a retest for over 100 stu-dents who failed to clear their examination. After the students made a rep-resentation to GU offi-cials seeking a retest, vice-chancellor M N Patel said that they were given adequate chance as four tests were con-ducted, but these 100-odd students failed to clear them. “The num-ber of such students is not much. So the uni-

versity will have to in-cur huge expenses. We asked them to deposit Rs 10,000 for a retest,” said Patel. But this did not go down well with the students, who later created a ruckus. Ac-cording to officials, af-ter GTU was formed, about 8,000 students had failed to clear their examination. Most of them passed the exam after appearing in re-tests. Those who could not clear these tests will now have to enrol afresh if their examination is not conducted again, of-ficials added.


The Patidar Anamat An-dolan Samiti (PAAS) is likely to launch itself na-tionally as Navnirman Sena under the leadership of its convener Hardik Patel in New Delhi on Wednesday. Unlike Sardar Patel Group (SPG), which has remained confined to some parts of Gujarat, PAAS has plans to cast a wider net and bring all the Patidar communities from across India under the umbrella of Navnir-man Sena. Sources say this could be the first hint that the Patidar agitation could go political. While Hardik and his close as-


Gujarat government here on Wednesday organised a consultation seminar on the new education poli-cy of the country, which is being drafted by Union HRD Ministry after 29 years, at a city-based edu-cational institute wherein suggestions of academi-cians were taken. Educa-tion Minister of Gujarat Bhupendrasinh Chudasma said that no country in the world has initiated such a long process to form its education policy. “No country in the world had done such a long process or it had shared experi-ence from all the quarters to draft an education pol-icy, but we will do it and

Gujarat has already taken the lead in this (in form of consultation),” Chudasma said in the event held at the Knowledge Consortium of Gujarat (KCG) campus here. He said consultation process on primary edu-cation has been conduct-ed in around 12,304 out of 14,049 villages in the state. Besides, consulta-tion process on higher and technical education has been conducted in 188 out of 224 blocks and also in 19 out of 26 districts have been completed, Chudas-ma said. Chudasma said the country and the state are far behind in Gross Enrollment Ratio (GER) in comparison with the de-veloped countries.

Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

Chief Minister Anandi-ben Patel Tuesday said that development in Gu-jarat had kept the state “insurgency-free”. Patel said this while addressing the 21st Western Zonal Council meeting, presid-ed over by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, at Panaji in Goa. Giving details of the Commando

training centre by the Gu-jarat Police, she suggest-ed setting up a “centre of excellence” for the zone. For internal security, she said that although 15 per cent of Gujarat’s popula-tion comprised tribal peo-ple, it remained free from Naxal movement because of the state’s proactive pro-tribal policies. It vin-dicated the theory that development keeps insur-

gency away, she said. Pa-tel said that Gujarat was now a power surplus state, but in the absence of any express energy corridor, it could not send surplus power to deficit states in the south India. While the western states were more developed than many other states, she said that Gujarat had undertaken effective steps to check industrial pollution.


After the successful Gu-jarati Film Deshbook, Gujarat and Mumbai’s Renowned Celebrity Fashion Photographer and Producer Vijay Ka-bara is now going to be entering in Bollywood Industry by producing his first Hindi Film Kuchh Ristey Anjane Se. This Film will produce under the banner of RamRaksha Film Production.For the Pre announcement of this film Produce Vijay Ka-bara, Lead Actress of the Film Priyanka Khurana

Goyal and Director Ra-mesh Karolkar are present in Ahemedabad and dis-cussed with Media about this film. About This Film, Casting and Story, Mr .Kabara says that this is a social family drama film and as per demand of script now we are very happy to announce that Priyanka Khurana Goyel (Misses India 2015 and applied for misses’ earth 2016) signed this film as a lead star cast. This Fill will go on the floor form March 2016 and will re-lease by 31st August.

This is the story of two different neighbor fam-ilies and their kids from different communities, different financial status, different living standards and cultures of different countries. This is the sto-ry of their love and hate. Adults have in their mind religion, cast and finan-cial power but for kids none of this matter. They know love, only love and selfless love. That’s it. At a sudden some unexpect-ed happens and their lives change. This is the central idea of the movie.


The Gujarat High Court Tuesday ordered Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) convener Har-dik Patel’s lawyer B M Mangukia to file a “short reply” substantiating the allegation of abduction levelled against the po-licemen. The court, while adjourning the hearing on the habeas corpus petition till October 8, ordered the lawyer to file a reply ex-plaining how Hardik was abducted. The division bench, comprising Jus-tices M R Shah and K J Thaker, said that since the person had been found, nothing remained in the petition. The bench, how-ever, added that since the allegations mentioned in the petition were of seri-ous nature, the petitioners were required to explain the basis on which they

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Gujarat High Court asks Hardik Patel to prove abduction charges against cops

Ranji Trophy: Saurashtra leave out Sudeep Tyagi, Siddharth Trivedi from squad

Vijay Kabara now will Produce HindiFilm ‘Kuchh Ristey Anjane Se’

Misses India 2015 Priyanka Khurana Goyal is the lead actress of this Film

On September 22, Mangukia had filed the petition past midnight, alleging that Hardik was abducted by policemen

from Tenpur village in Bayad taluka of Aravalli district.

were made. On Septem-ber 22, Mangukia had filed the petition past midnight, alleging that Hardik was abducted by policemen from Tenpur village in Bayad taluka of Aravalli district. The court had heard the pe-tition at the residence of

Justice Shah. A day later, Hardik surfaced at Dhran-gadhra in Surendranagar district. He had also held a press conference. On September 24, when Har-dik appeared before the court, the bench slammed Hardik and Mangukia for “taking the court for

a ride”. The court’s di-rection came after peti-tioner lawyer Mangukia revealed that “Hardik was not abducted by the policemen, but due to cir-cumstances on the day he went missing, there was a perception that police-men kidnapped him.”

said. “Sudeep Tyagi and Siddharth Trivedi had played for Saurash-tra last season, but they have not been selected.” Tyagi had played first time for Saurashtra last year, while Siddharth Trivedi had almost about five year long as-sociation with the SCA. However the SCA did

not clarify whether the two have been dropped or they have decided to play for other teams. Dipak Punia and Van-dit Jivrajani are the two new faces in the squad. Puniya, a medium pac-er, has played eight first class matches for the Services and would play first time for Saurashtra.

Team: Jaydev Shah (captain), Cheteshwar Pujara, Ravindra Jadeja, Sagar Jogiyani, Sheldon Jackson, Arpit Vasava-da, Kamlesh Makawa-na, Dharmendra Jadeja, Jaydev Unadkat, Chirag Jani, Avi Barot, Vandit Jivrajani, Mohsin Dodi-ya, Dipak Puniya and Abhishek Bhatt.

Development has kept Gujarat insurgency-free: CM Anandiben Patel

Gujarat holds consultation on new education policy

PAAS members likely to meet Patels from other states in Delhi today

sociate Dinesh Patel were unavailable, mes-sages attributed to Har-dik, circulating on so-cial media, the primary medium used by PAAS so far to communicate, denied any “plans to go political”. “News is cir-culating in media that I am going to launch a po-litical party. There is no such thing. I am non-po-litical and tomorrow we have the national core committee meeting of the

Patel Navnirman Sena in Delhi where repre-sentatives from 17 states will participate,” said the message believed to be from Hardik. Other relat-ed messages claimed that the focus would now be on strengthening the or-ganisation. While its ba-sic structure, specific ob-jectives and other things are yet to get shape, the PAAS has declared to make itself the symbol of the Patidar unity.

Gujarat University engineering students create ruckus for retest

Dengue changes tack, hits the brain

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