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News BriefPolice recover car within an hour of

lootAgency | Muzaffarnagar

Coming down swift-ly against miscreants, police recovered a car within an hour of it being looted allegedly by two motorbike-borne youths near Chitoda Jhal here. A Noida-based trader, Mulk Raj, was robbed of his car at gunpoint last evening near Chi-toda Jhal under Sikreda police station while he was going to Roorkee from Noida, SSP KB Singh said today. Police arrived at the scene after being informed by the trader and created block-ades forcing the accused to abandon the car and hide in sugarcane fields, Singh said.

FIR against yet to be released Hindi movie

Kapil Dev slips to 5th at IGU All

India Senior

Agency | New Delhi

Delhi Police have reg-istered an FIR against a Hindi movie, which is yet to be officially released, based on a complaint alleging that certain scenes and dia-logues in the movie are intended to outrage re-ligious sentiments and modesty of women. The case was registered yesterday at the Farsh Bazar police station in east Delhi, based on a complaint by a person, who claimed to be from a?right wing group, said a police official today.

Agency | New Delhi

India’s 1983 World Cup winning captain Kapil Dev slipped to the fifth position after bringing home a card of 10-over 82 in the second round at the IGU All India Se-nior golf Championship here today.The 56-year-old Dev was tied first yesterday with Gangesh Khaitan, winner of last year’s All India Senior Championship and 1982 Asian Games gold med-alist and 1996 Arjuna Awaree Amit Luthra af-ter the opening day.

When more women were present on the stage, it could not bear the weight and collapsed“On PM Modi’s Birthday”

A programme organised by local BJP leaders of Bapunagar area of Ahmedabad to celebrate Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday took an ugly turn

Chaos at ‘Selfie With Daughter’ Event in Bapunagar

Agency | New Delhi

The Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed a plea against a Bombay high court order stay-ing a ban sale of meat in Mumbai during a Jain festival saying there should be a spirit of “tolerance and accom-modation”. “These are issues which cannot be forced down somebody’s throat... There has to be the spirit of tolerance and anything should not be thrust on a particular class,” the SC said while noting that the high court order seems to be elab-orate and that compas-sion for animals need not be observed only on festivals. At the outset, the court expressed its reluctance to stay the

Agency | New Delhi

Prime Minister Naren-dra Modi will undertake a day-long tour of his Lok Sabha constituency on Friday during which he is likely to launch im-portant schemes relating to power and road sec-tors, inaugurate a trau-ma centre inside Banaras Hindu University prem-ises, and address a public meeting. This will be the third visit of the Prime Minister to the ancient temple town after assum-ing office in May last year. The much-awaited tour comes nearly nine months after his previ-ous trip on December 25 last year. However, his proposed tours were cancelled twice recently because of heavy rainfall on June 28 and on July 16. Although the sky is overcast in many parts of eastern Uttar Pradesh, causing much consterna-

Agency | Bhopal

In a disturbing reminder of the Dec. 16, 2012, gan-grape in Delhi, a woman was allegedly raped in a moving local bus here after she had boarded it late last night, police said today. According to SP (Bhopal South) Ans-human Singh, two per-sons, including the main accused and the driver of the bus, have been arrested in this connec-tion. Police said that the woman, who was alone, took the bus at around 11 P.M. from the Chho-la area. A man identified as ‘Pandit’ thereafter al-legedly raped her on the moving bus. Police said

Meat ban can’t be forced down people’s throat: Supreme Court

PM Modi to visit his Lok Sabha constituency tomorrow

Woman raped on moving bus in Bhopal, accused arrested

tion among those entrust-ed with organising the functions to be attended by Modi, the visit may go off unhindered this time since the monsoons have subsided and rain-fall in the past few days has never been more than a drizzle lasting a few minutes. Tight security arrangements are in place in view of the Prime Min-

ister’s visit and a team of the Special Protection Group (SPG), which is di-rectly responsible for his safety, arrived in the city on Tuesday itself. Heavy deployment of police and paramilitary forces is also in place to maintain law and order and control traffic during the nearly seven-hour-long tour of the PM.

order of the high court, saying, “Half-a-day has already gone.” Even good teaching cannot be forced upon others and people reap what they sow said one of the judg-es, who cited a couplet of legendary poet Kabir. The remark came when the counsel for the peti-

tioner said non-violence and compassion towards animals have been a part of good teachings and observing two days ban on the sale of meat is not going to harm any-body. “Compassion to-wards animals does not have to be observed on festival days only,” said

the apex court. The apex court bench of justice TS Thakur and justice Kurian Joseph, however, allowed petitioner Shree Tapagachiya Atma Ka-mal Labhdisuriswarji Gyanmandir Trust, a trust of minority Jains, to ap-proach the Bombay high court with its grievances.

the main accused was assisted in the alleged crime by two accomplic-es, one of whom was the driver of the mini-bus, identified as one Salman. The bus was supposed to drop the woman off at Pul Bogda area, but did not stop there and took her to the Maida Mill area instead, which is an isolated place, police said. There, the wom-an was allegedly raped on the moving bus as it made rounds of the area.

The woman later went to a nearby police station where she narrated her ordeal following which Pandit and Salman were arrested, police added. The third accomplice, whose identity was not disclosed by police, is absconding. Police said he, too, would be caught soon and that further in-quiries are on into the matter. The country had been rocked in Decem-ber 2012 by the ghastly case in Delhi in which a paramedical student was gangraped and brutalised on a moving bus. The victim later succumbed to her injuries at a Singa-pore hospital.

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

A programme organ-ised by local BJP lead-ers of Bapunagar area of Ahmedabad to celebrate Prime Minister Naren-dra Modi’s birthday took an ugly turn today after large number of women stormed onto the stage as organisers abruptly an-

nounced cancellation of the event, moments be-fore it was about to begin this afternoon. During the chaos and protests by women, the stage sud-denly collapsed, which injured several women, who came there with their daughters to take part in the ‘Selfie with Daughter’ programme, organised by

Madadgar Pariwar, an NGO run by vice pres-ident of Gujarat BJP’s Yuva Morcha Prakash Gurjar. According to Mr Gurjar, he had been plan-ning to organise the event for the last one month and roped in several schools and local women resi-dents to set a world re-cord of maximum selfies

of mothers and daughters taken at one place. “To set a Guinness World Record about Selfie with Daughteron Prime Min-ister’s birthday, we had distributed forms among local women and asked them to come here today. We had also roped in 30 schools and invited girl students with their moth-ers to take part in the event,” said Mr Gurjar. The event was organised at a hall in Bapunagar area of eastern part of city, where these partic-ipants were supposed to gather at 1 PM. “We did not expect that such a large number of par-ticipants would turn up, which has led to chaos. Thus, I have decided to cancel today’s program,” Mr Gurjar told report-ers after making an an-

nouncement on the same from stage at around 1.30 pm, when the program was supposed to start with lighting of lamp. After learning about the cancel-lation of the event, angry women, mostly from low-er middle class, rushed near the stage and tried to talk to organisers, who then made a quick exit. According to the women, they were promised earli-er that a gift will be given to them along with a form to avail various govern-ment benefits, such as Jan Dhan Yojna and widow pension. When almost 100 such women were present on the stage, it could not bear the weight and suddenly collapsed. Though some women

received minor injuries, the mishap left no one severely injured. The collapse further fuelled anger among women, who claimed that they were cheated by the or-ganisers. “We were told that our daughters will be given gifts at this event. We were also asked to collect forms from the entry gate to avail var-ious benefits. But, nei-ther we got forms nor our daughters were given any gifts. The organisers cheated us and ran away,” said Ramila Makwana, who was among many women who came there with their daughters. Af-ter the stage collapsed,

many irked women ran-sacked the furniture and broke chairs kept for the dignitaries. They even shouted slogans against BJP for ‘duping’ them. Later, Bapunagar police took control of situation and dispersed the angry women. “The organisers promised to give forms of schemes and some kits to girl students. As many as 15,000 to 20,000 women participants and girls came here, which is double than what organ-isers expected. This led to chaos after many of them complained of not getting the forms and kits,” said Bapunagar Police In-spector RK Ladva.

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DAYAfter 8.3 quate more than 1 million people evacuated in Chile

Thousands of residents of this small city in northern Chile were sleeping outside Thursday after a power-ful earthquake destroyed their homes, a tremor that forced more than 1 million to evacuate and killed eight people in the quake-prone South American na-tion. Several coastal towns were flooded from small tsunami waves set off by the late Wednesday quake, which shook the Earth so strongly that rumbles were felt across South America. A major earthquake just off the Chilean shore killed eight people, forced 1 million to evacuate and shook the Earth so strong-ly the tremor was felt across South America. Sev-eral coastal towns were flooded from small tsunami waves set off by the quake. The magnitude-8.3 quake that hit off northern Chile on Wednesday night last-ed for three minutes, causing buildings to sway in the capital of Santiago and prompting authorities to issue a tsunami warning for the Andean nation’s en-tire Pacific coast. People sought safety in the streets of inland cities, while others along the shore took to their cars to race to higher ground. “I thought it was the end of the world and we were going to die,” said teary-eyed Manuel Moya, 38, sleeping with his wife on the ground outside their destroyed home in Illapel, 280 km. north of Santiago and 55 km. east of the quake’s epicentre. The town and surrounding areas have about 35,000 residents. Moya said he and his wife were in bed and watching television when the quake hit. Fearing they would be killed if they remained inside, they ran outside in their underwear. By the end of the shaking, their home, made of con-crete, had been reduced to rubble. “They said it was a magnitude 8, but it felt like a 10,” said Moya, adding that neighbours had brought them clothes. Speaking to the nation late Wednesday, President Michelle Bachelet urged people who had been evacuated to stay on high ground until authorities could evalu-ate the circumstances fully. Officials said schools would be closed in most of the country Thursday. In the past year, the nation of 17 million has endured devastating floods in the north, wildfires in the south and two volcano eruptions. In an address to the na-tion, President Michelle Bachelet said: “Once again, we must confront a powerful blow from nature.” Chile is one of the world’s most earthquake-prone countries because the Nazca tectonic plate plunges beneath the South American platejust off the coast, pushing the towering Andes cordillera to ever-high-er altitudes. The strongest earthquake ever recorded on Earth happened in Chile, a magnitude-9.5 tremor in 1960 that killed more than 5,000 people.

“Nitishji says let us debate the development issue. What is there to debate? This debate is over. Gujarat is number 1 and Bihar stands at 21. The economy speaks through statistics and not through debate” - Finance minister Arun Jaitley on Thursday took on Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar for daring PM Modi to debate the issue of development in the state...

Agency | New Delhi

Megastar Amitabh Bach-chan says actress Wahee-da Rehman, with whom he has paired up for hits like “Kabhi Kabhie” and “Trishul”, has been his “favourite” since the time he started watching cine-ma. The cine icon went to add that the childlike in-nocence in her talks takes him back to the time when they “first met”. “And then the lovely Waheeda Reh-man, my favourite from the time I started seeing cinema…and her child-like mischievous banter, resonant from the time I met her 45 years ago, and then through films that I did with her…‘Reshma

Shera’, ‘Kabhi Kabhie’ and ‘Adalat’ and ‘Trishul’ and so many other,” Big B shared on his official blog. Along with a string of photographs with Wa-heeda, Amitabh Bachchan shared: “Still with Wahee-da ji and sharing a little personal moment, which harps on the presence of some guests and their…well … never mind!” The actor met the star of ageless classics such as “Guide” and “Kaagaz Ke Phool” at a book launch event here. The “Piku” star also was engrossed in a conversation with Vidhu Vinod Chopra, who is pro-ducing his forthcoming film “Wazir”.

Agency | New Delhi

Priyanka Chopra, who will soon be seen in the American television show ‘Quantico’, has a huge fan following on Twitter and Instagram.

The actress now has 11 million fans following her on Twitter and 3 mil-lion on Instagram. Pri-yanka posted a video on her Instagram page to thank followers and fans. Having started her career

Agency | New Delhi

Actress Deepika Padu-kone feels her upcoming film Bajirao Mastani was more draining than Ram Leela. In Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Bajirao Mas-tani, Deepika plays the role of Mastani, the sec-ond wife of Maratha gen-eral Peshwa Bajirao I. “It has been very difficult. It has been the toughest film of my career. I don’t like to talk about the effort one has put into, as eventually what is portrayed on screen matters,” Deepika told re-porters. “I worked very hard for this film. When we did Ram Leela it was emotionally and physical-

Agency | New Delhi

When Mirror caught up with her, Koko, as she is fondly known, was in a cheery, chatty mood. “My separation is an open-and-shut case. Go ahead, ask me a scandalous ques-tion, I’m all ears!” she joked. Describing herself as a ‘reckless tweeter’, she admits that she shares personal details about what she’s eating and do-ing. The ‘split’ was one of those confessions. “I like the tag ‘reckless tweeter’ because it absolves me of all kinds of responsibility.It’s all on the back burner now and I’m not forced to reply to people’s com-ments,” she shrugs. “Hap-piness is not a permanent condition. Life by its very definition means that it’s a journey filled with ups and downs, no one has a prob-

First look of Rajini’s Kabali still wows fans

Amitabh Bachchan’s fan moment with Waheeda Rehman

This Twitter exchange between Saina Nehwal and Shah Rukh Khan is extremely adorable

Google celebrates MF Husain’s birth centenary with doodle

Konkana Sen Sharma: Happiness is not a permanent condition

Priyanka Chopra thanks fans for 3 million followers on Instagram, 11 million on Twitter Deepika Padukone: Ram Leela Was

Effortless Compared to Bajirao Mastani

Agency | Chennai

The much-awaited first look of actor Ra-jinikanth’s Kabali was unveiled on social me-dia on Wednesday. The much-awaited first look of actor Rajinikanth’s Kabali was unveiled on social media on Wednes-day. It took mere minutes for the images, where the actor is seen sitting cross-legged on a sofa in the background of Kuala Lumpur’s skyline wear-ing a suit and sporting a grey hair and beard, to trend on Twitter. The ac-tor is reportedly playing a mafia don and the film is said to unfold in Chen-

Correspondent | New Delhi

Badminton ace Saina Nehwal has expressed her wish to meet super-star Shah Rukh Khan as he is shooting for his upcoming film Dil-wale in Hyderabad. The 25-year-old badmin-ton star took to Twitter, when she learnt that Shah Rukh was in her hometown filming the Rohit Shetty-direct-ed comedy-drama. “@iamsrk Hello sir got to know you are shooting for your film in Hyder-abad would love to meet you,” she tweeted. “The Chennai Express ac-tor replied, “Please say when you are free will fix up immediately.” Ne-hwal further wrote, “Sir can we meet tomorrow let me know I will come. I live in Hyderabad.” To

Agency | New Delhi

Google is celebrating the birth centenary of re-nowned Indian artist Ma-qbool Fida Husain who died in London on June 9, 2011 where he would spend his summers after a self-imposed exile since 2006 due to death threats back home and scores of lawsuits. Using some of the painter’s favourite colours, notably pastels in blue, red, yellow ochre and mud brown, Goodle

doodle was an abstract geometrical illustration with circles and Husain’s painted portrait holding a brush at the centre. The search engine called him Picasso of India. “This was partly due to his modernist, slightly cubist paintings and to the sheer volume of work he pro-duced. His middle name, ‘Fida’ can be translated as ‘obsessed’ or ‘devoted’ which could also describe his approach to making

art.” Google said. The in-ternet giant recalled that Husain’s first love was cinema and he originally set out to become a film director in Mumbai. But to make a living, he got a job painting film bill-boards and making toys. The painter was born in Pandharpur, Maharashtra, September 17, 1915 to mother Zunaib and father Fida. His tryst with paint-ing began when he learnt the art of calligraphy.

nai and Malaysia. After a long time, actor Ra-jinikanth is working with a young and upcoming filmmaker, Pa. Ranjith, who shot to limelight through Madras and At-

takathi. This will be Ran-jith’s second film, who seems to have retained his core team for this film as well. The film is expected to likely release next summer.

which, Shah Rukh, 49, said, “Will call you at night and fix up a good time for you to come. Will be lovely to see you.” Nehwal has al-ready met Shah Rukh’s Dilwale co-star Kajol and shared a picture with her. “Met actress Kajol

mam I am a huge fan for her,” she captioned the photo. Dilwale also stars Varun Dhawan, Kri-ti Sanon, Boman Irani, Vinod Khanna, Sanjay Mishra, Johnny Lever among others. The film is scheduled to release on December 18.

lem-free life.” Dressed in a long, back kurta and white salwar, Koko is at her slimmest. The compli-ment is welcomed with a, “Yaaay.” She goes on to exclaim, “Isn’t that what we all want? To be thin! It’s one of my priorities too but I’m not obsessed about fitness. My work-outs are erratic but I do yoga.” She was last seen

in, ‘Gour Hari Dasta-an: The Freedom File’, which got plenty of criti-cal acclaim on the festival circuit but tanked at the box-office. “If only people knew why certain films don’t work, there would be formulas for success. But since the failure of a film is not in my control, I do not concern myself with it,” she retorts.

with Femina Miss India contest, she has today become one of the most sought after actresses in Bollywood. She has also forayed into singing and will now be seen in the American TV show ‘Quantico’. Priyanka Chopra has been winning accolades for her perfor-mance in the trailer of ‘Quantico’ which will hit the screens on October 4. The actress also shared on Wednesday (Septem-ber 16) that the first epi-sode of the show is titled ‘Run’. Apart from this, Priyanka will be seen in ‘Bajirao Mastani’ also featuring Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone and ‘Jai Gangajal’.

ly draining film, but now, Ram Leela feels easy and effortless in comparison to Bajirao Mastani,” the 29-year-old actress said. Deepika revealed that be-sides shooting for long hours, the team had to

devote lot of time for the film’s preparation. “We shot for 10-14 hours, did horse riding, fight lessons, dance rehearsals, dialogue session. Sir (Mr Bhansali) was involved every time,” she said.

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SPORTS ROUNDUPRBI very well prepared to deal with US Fed action: Jayant Sinha

Google Play Gift Cards Now Available via Snapdeal, More Physical Stores

Twitter rolls out ‘Highlights’ on Android

Agency | New Delhi

India has built multiple layers of defence to deal with a possible US Federal Reserve’s first hike in interest rates in nine years, and RBI is very well prepared to deal with its impact, the finance minis-try said on Thursday. Minister of state for finance Jayant Sinha said the goal of policymakers in India is to strengthen domestic economy to ensure that asset markets and financial markets move in an or-derly, smooth and predictable manner. “Whether it is the Fed raising rates or whether it is other macro events, the best way to deal with it is to build mul-tiple layers of defence, which we think we have now put in place,” Sinha told reporters on the side-lines of India economic convention in New Delhi. The US Federal Reserve will decide on its inter-est rates on Thursday, which has been practically zero since 2009. It is widely anticipated that the US would raise interest rates as employment data have improved.

Agency | New Delhi

Google back in June introduced Google Play pre-paid vouchers (aka Google Play Gift Cards) in the Indian market. The company has now announced the wider availability of the Google Play prepaid vouchers via physical retail outlets across India. Google has announced that people in India can now buy theGoogle Play Gift Cards from various stores including Spice Hotspot, Vijay Sales, Planet M, Planet Mobile and Sangeetha Mobiles. Earlier, the Google Play prepaid vouchers were available in three options: Rs. 500, Rs. 1,000, and Rs. 1,500. Now, the company has announced that the Goo-gle Play Gift cards will be available in Rs. 750, Rs. 1,000 and Rs. 1,500 denominations. The gift cards can also be purchased on Snapdeal, which will even offer consumers COD (cash-on-delivery) shipments. The Google Play prepaid voucher can be used to purchase digital content such as apps, games, in-app purchases, and ebooks, apart from rent or buy movies on the Google Play store.

Correspondent | New Delhi

Twitter said that it was launching a new feature called Highlights on the Android platform. The new feature, which supports over 35 languages, will enable users to see a summary of Twitter ac-tivities based on their earlier set preferences and relevance. This will, in turn, save time and effort that is taken to go through the whole timeline or jump from one page to the other. “While your home timeline is a great place to browse and en-gage with Tweets, we know it can be challenging to find the time to get through everything you’d like to see. No matter how much time you spend with Twitter, we want you to get the most out of using it,” Volodymyr Zhabiuk, senior software en-gineer at Twitter, wrote in a blog post. “To create your Highlights, we look at things like the accounts and conversations that are popular among people you follow, tweets from people you’re closely tied to, topics and events that are trending in your area or within your network, and people that are popu-lar or trending among people you follow,” he ex-plained. The users will get a notification as soon as the Highlights are ready via phone.

I am trying to build my place in the batting order: Gurkeerat Mann

Hockey India League auctions: Disappointing return for Sardar Singh

Korea Open: Sindhu crashes out, Jayaram enters quarterfinals

Jason Holder calls for taking breaks during packed schedules

PM’s knowledge on sports leaves Saina surprised

Champions League: Giroud sees red as impressive Dinamo down Arsenal

Agency | New Delhi

Indian national team cap-tain Sardar Singh turned out to be damp squib as he bagged just USD 58,000, even as Germany’s Moritz Fuerste drew the highest ever bid in the history of Hockey India League auc-tions after he was bought by Kalinga Lancers for a whopping USD 1,05,000 on Thursday. The other Germans to have drawn the attention of the teams is striker Florian Fuchs, who was picked up by Dabang Mumbai for USD 96,000 against his base price of USD 20,000 and midfielder Tobias Hauke, who was purchased by Uttar Pradesh Wizards for USD 96,000 against

Agency | Bridgetown

West Indies Test captain Jason Holder says he used the break from interna-tional cricket during the summer to recharge him-self and is now looking forward to performing at his optimum on the up-coming tours. The region-al side have had a busy itinerary this year starting with the tour of South Af-rica followed by the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, reports CMC. The West Indies then re-turned home to host En-gland in three Tests and Australia in two, before most of the players went on to represent their re-spective franchises in the Caribbean Premier

Agency | Seoul

Indian shuttler Ajay Ja-yaram earned an impres-sive win to enter the men’s singles quarterfinals of the $600,000 Korea Open Superseries at the S.K. Handball Stadium on Thursday. However, it was the end of the road for double-World Champion-ship bronze medallist P.V. Sindhu, who suffered a straight games exit, losing to Japanese Sayaka Taka-hashi. The 20-year-old In-dian, who defeated former World Champion Ratch-anok Intanon in the first round, lost her women’s singles second round 16-

Agency | Bangalore

He bailed India A out of troublesome situation after the top-order was back in the hut and Gur-keerat Singh feels that he “thrives” in pressure cooker scenario. Gur-keerat was hero of India A’s 96-run win over Ban-gladesh A as he hit a flu-ent half-century and also got five wickets in the match. “Actually, I am trying to build my place in the batting order. I am

used to batting at No 5 or 6 for Punjab so I am en-joying it. I need to bat in pressure situations. I feel that I thrive in these sit-uations,” Gurkeerat told mediapersons at the post-match media conference. The 25-year-old said that he would like continue his rich vein of form. “I have been batting well and want to continue bat-ting well. I had an injury before this game. I had a split webbing playing district games (Katoch

Shield) after the tri-series final. I was a bit worried about how it will figure out but thankfully every-thing went well.” Ban-gladesh A coach Heath Streak blamed team’s bowling effort as the rea-son for defeat. “Probably it was about leaking too many runs with ball that cost us. Too many extras and boundary in latter part. This was a good bat-ting wicket. We knew that hard to go for less than 6 an over after 20 overs.

Agency | New Delhi

Saina briefed the Prime Minister about her silver medal winning feat at the World Championship and becoming world number one. Star shuttler Saina Nehwal was left mighty impressed with Naren-dra Modi’s knowledge on sports and said the Prime Minister made her feel like a family mem-ber when they met ahead of his 65th birthday. “The meeting lasted for about half an hour and I was sur-prised that he knew about my family and my game so comprehensively as if he was a family member,” Saina a day after gifting the Prime Minister one of her racquet’s on the eve of his birthday. Mr. Modi emphasised on the

Agency | Zagreb

Dinamo Zagreb made a dream start to their Champions League cam-paign after a goal in each half gave them a 2-1 home win over 10-man Arsenal in their Group F match on Wednesday. An Alex Oxlade-Chamber-lain own goal followed by a Junior Fernandes header put Dinamo in the driving seat before Theo Walcott pulled one back for the Premier League side, who had striker Olivier Giroud sent off in the first half. Having failed to advance past the group stage of Europe’s elite club competition in their previous four attempts, Dinamo pro-duced a morale-boosting performance in the Mak-simir stadium. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger blamed the defeat on bad luck although he

might also question his side’s poor defending at set-pieces and a lack of creativity in midfield. “It is not the way we want-ed to begin the competi-tion but I think we were a bit unlucky as well today,” Wenger told BT Sport. “At 2-0 down...we gave it our all against a team that defends in

their own half but un-fortunately we couldn’t get back.” Organised defending aided by a packed midfield frustrat-ed a disjointed Arsenal and the home side al-ways looked dangerous on the break, with Alge-ria striker El Hilal Arabi Soudani at the heart of all their moves.

his base price of USD 25,000. Indian drag flick-er Rupinder Pal Singh and striker Dharanvir Singh were more in de-mand than Sardar as they bagged USD 68,000 and USD 60,000, respective-ly from Delhi Waverid-ers and Kalinga Lancers against their base prices of USD 20,000 each. Af-ter a rather slow start to the auctions that saw only

two players from lot one being picked in Vikram-jeet Singh (USD 4,500 Ranchi Rays) and Austra-lian Kieron Govers (USD 36,000 Dabang Mumbai), Sardar’s name — the first on lot two — created a buzz among the fran-chises with Uttar Pradesh Wizards and Punjab War-riors going head to head for the 29-year-old star midfielder.

21, 13-21 in 32 minutes to Sayaka. This was Say-aka’s second win over the Hyderabadi in three meet-ings. Jayaram, on the oth-er hand, had a contrasting victory over Hong Kong’s Wong Wing Ki Vincent

in 53 minutes. The Mum-baikar won 17-21, 21-15, 21-15 in 53 minutes and will play against the win-ner of the match between Japan’s Sho Sasaki and Indonesia’s Christie Jona-tan on Friday.

role of family in ensuring that kids take up sports a career and also spoke on the role of business and jobs associated with sport, Saina said. “I invited him to visit the Rio Olym-pics next year. He also discussed about Com-monwealth games, Asian Games and Olympics,” she said. Asked what im-

pression she carried on Prime Minister’s knowl-edge on sports, Saina said, “He is well versed about sports and sportspersons in India. He knows the projects being carried out in sports in our country. He also mentioned about the Sports Kumbh in Gu-jarat during his chief min-istership.”

League. Holder said it was important that play-ers took as much rest as possible in between tours. “International cricket could be very tiring [and] a lot of people don’t un-derstand the travelling. The travelling takes a lot out of the body and it is kind of mentally drain-ing at times. I try to take my breaks when possible. Anytime I get a chance to

just put up my feet, I put up my feet. Obviously we just had some time off in these last month and a half or so, so I’ve been away from cricket. I took some time off, spent some time with my friends and fami-ly and just tried to refresh and come back stronger for this tour.” Brian Lara backs Jason Holder’s ap-pointment as West Indies’ Test captain.

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Correspondent | Vadodara

A 14-month-old child fell out of the window of a moving bus and died ap-parently after his mother dozed off and lost grip over him. The incident oc-curred near Varnama vil-lage on National Highway number 8 yesterday after-noon when Niluram Jat and his wife Sharda were going to Rajasthan in the bus, said police Sub-In-spector S A Desai. Sharda was sitting by the window of the bus holding her son Smeet, he said, adding that the toddler could have fallen out of the window apparently after Shar-da’s grip loosened as she dozed off. A biker, identi-

fied as Saiyed Salim Ali, who was behind the bus saw something falling out of the window and raised an alarm after seeing the baby, police said. Smeet, who sustained grievous injuries to his spinal chord, was rushed to state-run SSG Hospital here where doctors declared him brought dead. “We did not know when our child fell down from window of the bus as I and my wife were sleeping,” Jat. Smeet’s body was handed over to his parents last night after post mortem examination, Desai said, adding an acci-dental death case was reg-istered under section 174 of CrPc.

Akshesh | Ahmedabad

The streets resound with melodies of the dhol and echo with cheers of Gan-pati Bappa Morya and you know it is the festive time to dance like nobody’s watching and to feast like there was no tomorrow. However, Ganpati festi-val has it share of ecolog-ical concerns. The rivers, which are already ex-posed to a lot of pollution are now subjected to the vile material that Plaster of Paris is. The times we live in, we buy everything -from food and groceries to clothes and electronic online. Ganesh festivi-ties too, are a click away. Some websites have of-fered to take eco-friendly Ganesha idol orders on-line, delivered in time to your doorstep.These idols range from anything be-tween ` 1000 to ` 2800, depending on the size and finesse of the idols. But there are also those who still believe in the long going tradition of having a proper kaarigar to make these by order. Says bak-er Madhura Deshmukh,

Akshesh | Ahmedabad

An Indigo flight heading to Goa was forced to make an emergency landing at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Pa-tel International Airport on Wednesday following a flight attendant’s complaint of molestation. Indigo flight number 6E 329 was divert-ed to Ahmedabad airport at 12.30 pm after the air host-ess filed a complaint against a passenger identified as Rahul Grover. Primary in-vestigation revealed the ac-cused was making obscene gestures and was booked by Sardarnagar police for eve-teasing. As per an of-ficial statement registered by Indigo Aviation Limited (IAL), the accused Rahul Grover, a businessman by

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Indicating that situation prevailing in Gujarat in the backdrop of the Pa-tidar agitation for OBC status poses threats for class conflicts, Chief Min-ister Anandiben Patel on Thursday asserted the need for ending stir by members of her own com-munity. “Gujarat should not have class conflicts. The elders and commu-nity leaders are worried a lot”, she said. Referring to young leadership of Pa-tidar Ananmat Anadolan Samiti including its con-vener and face of the ag-itation 22-year-old Hardik Patel, she added, ” 25-26 years old do not know what cast conflicts can lead to. I have seen Gu-jarat of 1976, 1985 and 1987″. She was referring to cast conflicts state has seen in past due to an-ti-reservation agitations. With an eye on forthcom-ing local body elections, it was a function to observe

Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

Gujarat Governor O P Kohli has forwarded the controversial Gujarat Ag-riculture Land Ceiling (Amendment) Bill, 2015, to the Centre even as he cleared eight other bills passed during the mon-soon session of the As-sembly in August. While this Bill was passed in the Assembly by the majori-ty vote, amid the absence

of Congress MLAs who were suspended, the Con-gress had recently met Kohli and requested not to clear the Bill. Accord-ing to the Congress, while the old law was intended to take the surplus land from big landlords and allot it to cattle breeder, landless persons, farm labourers and farmers, with small land holdings, the amended law intend-

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70 Gujarat sailors make way out of Yemen port Inquiry reveals ‘excessive’ force used on Patel protesters

Agriculture Land Ceiling: Bill sent to Centre, other eight get Gujarat Governor’s nod

Correspondent | Rajkot

After fending off bom-bardment for around two weeks, 70 Indian sailors sneaked out of Khokha port in Yemen on board their five ves-sels on Wednesday, in-dustry associations in Gujarat claimed. How-ever, 14 other Gujarati crew remained stranded in the country, with their vessels destroyed in the bombing of September 8. “There was no bombing on the port over the last two days. This morning, sailors found the weath-er fair and departed from Khokha,” Adam Thain, president of Kutch Vah-anvata Owners Associ-ation (KVOA), said. Of

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

An inquiry by the Ahmed-abad Detection of Crime Branch (DCB) into the alleged police atrocities during the violent Patel agitation on August 25 has revealed that “exces-sive police force” was used while trying to bring normalcy in Ahmed-abad. The investigation has also revealed that “a section of police ex-ceeded its brief”. The re-port prepared by Deputy Commissioner of Police, DCB, Deepan Bhadran was submitted before the single bench of Gujarat High Court which had

CM Anandiben urges to aviod situation of class conflicts

Emergency landing after molestation plaint

Toddler falls to death from bus as parents doze off

ordered an investiga-tion following a petition against police atrocities by Virat Popat, a lawyer. The report states, “The inquiry clearly identifies use of excessive police force to the extent of causing damage to pri-vate property of the peti-tioner. A section of police

had exceeded its brief by breaking the windshields of vehicles of the peti-tioner, thereby causing damage to private prop-erty,” the report quotes as saying. It further says that “criminal culpability or otherwise of these acts of the policemen is sub-ject to investigation, to be

conducted after filing an FIR before the competent authority.” However, the report says, after deten-tion of the convener of the Patidar Anamat An-dolan Samiti (Hardik Pa-tel, whose name was not mentioned in the report) and other members, wide-spread riots broke out. “In hot pursuit of members of the rioting mob, a sec-tion of police party en-tered Aastha Bungalows through the main gate on Sola road. They damaged windshields of three vehi-cles belonging to the pe-titioners, parked just near the main gate…”

the five country vessels stranded at the Yemeni port for over two weeks, two are from Mandavi in Kutch, one from Salaya in Devbhoomi Dwarka. However, the fate of 14 other Gujarati sailors continued to remain un-

certain. While the Min-istry of External Affairs is trying to evacuate them, the seamen said they were living under threat. “Officers of Indi-an embassy in Djibouti have established contact with us. But we have

not been informed about the possible evacuation plan,” Ravi Duttani, one of the crew, said. These sailors have been put up in Al Hudaydah in Ye-men, about 80 km from Khokha port, by their shipping agents. Four of them are in hospital.

ed to transfer the land to the urban bodies first and then sell it out to in-dustrialists and builders. Agricultural Land Ceil-ing Act, 1960, restricts a person from owning ag-ricultural land beyond a certain limit and it further empowers government to acquire surplus land from such owners. The Gujarat Agricultural Land Ceil-ing (Amendment) Bill proposes to enable the government to provide its surplus agricultural land for industrial purpose to industrial houses and for public use related to urbanisation to urban lo-cal bodies. Currently, the government could allot the surplus farm land only for agricultural use.

Prime Minister Naren-dra Modi’s 65th birth-day as Swachchta Divas by honouring heads of local bodies who have achieved 100 per cent target of personal toilets. But shadow of Patidar agitation, which has in-tensified after a meeting between its leaders and the CM, hung huge over the celebrations. “It takes effort to do development, but nothing to brake apart things. We need to work hard to build road, elec-tricity and water supply. But it can be destroyed in no time”, said Patel refer-ring to widespread van-dalisation of public prop-erty that state witnessed

by mobs aftet the Patidar mega rally in Ahmed-abad on August 25. Eight persons were killed and several injured in riots reported during two days. The police department, including its vehicles and infrastructure, alone suf-fered damage to the tune of Rs 200 crore. “Peo-ple should come and say what are the problems. There is no point in cre-ating ruckus”, She added. While this was the one government programme that went peacefully, re-cently many goverment and the BJP programs were disrupted by the Pa-tidar women by clanking plates and rolling pins.

Ganesh Chaturthi gets eco-friendly

“Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the biggest festivals celebrated in our home and a lot of planning goes into it.We general-ly place the order at least two months in advance, with the same artisan that

we have been going to for years, near the Bhadra Kali temple. These days, more than tradition, it is also a question of being an environmentally re-sponsible citizen -these artisans use chemical

free dyes and clay to make the most beautiful idols ever.” If you think that getting a clay or mud idol custom made for you is heavier on your pocket that you would like to spend an easy al-

ternative is to use paper mache or small terracotta (baked clay) idols. These are easily available in most craft stores across the city and will not be as expensive as the clay ones either.

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profession and a resident of New Delhi, was an un-ruly passenger who misbe-haved with the cabin crew and refused to follow safe-ty policies, despite several warnings by the captain. Seated on seat 2D, Grover reportedly used foul lan-guage and made inappro-priate gestures to the crew members, the statement reads. He also tried to en-ter the toilet knowing that a crew member is inside. “In the interest of passen-

gers, the captain offloaded the passenger at Ahmed-abad airport along with his checked-in luggage and handed over to the police,” a press release stated. Gro-ver had reportedly tried to walk towards the cockpit several times. The flight took off a few minutes af-ter offloading Grover, who was arrested by Sardar-nagar police based on a complaint filed by Paras Mistry, security manager at IAL.