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The European medicines regulator has recommended the suspension of more than 300 generic drug approvals and applications due to “unreliable” tests conducted by Chennai- based contract research firm Micro Therapeutic Research Labs. P10 Kejriwal to face trial in defamation case: Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal will stand trial in a criminal defamation case filed by Union minister Arun Jaitley. Kejriwal becomes the first CM in Delhi’s history to face criminal defamation charges. P10 Amul hits out at HUL: Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation, owner of brand Amul, on Saturday hit out at Hindustan Unilever saying that it was not going to be intimidated over its TV campaign differentiating between ice cream and frozen desserts. P5 India pips Japan in domestic air travel: India has dislodged Japan to become the third-largest domestic aviation market globally with more people flying within the count- ry (10 crore) last year compa- red with 9.7 crore in Japan. Mining mafia kills Corbett guard: Members of a mining mafia gang active on the river banks near Corbett ran over a forest department beat wat- cher with a tractor when he tried to oppose them. ‘Colour blindness ban regressive’: The SC has agreed to consider the plea of two colour blind students to be allowed to pursue medical courses. MARCH 26, 2017 | PAGES 38 | INCLUDING AHMEDABAD TIMES (FOR AHMEDABAD & GANDHINAGAR CITIES ONLY) TIMES LIFE!, TIMES PROPERTY AND LORANGE | TIMESOFINDIA.COM | EPAPER.TIMESOFINDIA.COM O F I N D I A AHMEDABAD PRICE `5.00 Rajini Cancels Lanka Visit Superstar Faces Protest By Tamil Groups P11 Doval In Washington India, US Working To Deepen Security Ties P9 ‘Will Fence Pak Border’ HM: Boundary Will Be Made Impenetrable P9 NEWS DIGEST EU: Can’t rely on Indian lab’s drugs ➤ Injured Virat Kohli missed his first Test after 54 games, the last being in November 2011 against West Indies ➤ Kohli carried drinks to the field as the team’s 12th man. In 2004, Tendulkar, out with tennis elbow, did the same in Bangalore Test vs Aussies Kuldeep Yadav’s figures on Day 1 of Dharamsala Test second best by a chinaman bowler on debut. Lanka’s Sandakan holds the record with 4/58 DREAM COME TRUE FOR ME: KULDEEP Yadav is the 1st Indian left-arm male wrist spinner to play a Test. In 2006, Preeti Dimri became the 1st chinaman bowler in Indian woman’s team Kuldeep is the 3rd chinaman bowler to debut in last 9 months after South Africa’s Tabraiz Shamsi and Sri Lanka’s Sandakan I n d di l l f l e p l t. 06, a h c h hi man a m m 4/68 New Delhi: In a move to check multiple driving li- cences under one name, the Centre will ask states to make Aadhaar identifi- cation necessary for a new licence as well as for those seeking renewal. This is expected to pre- vent the issuance of multi- ple licences, means usual- ly adopted to beat the su- spension of licence for traffic/criminal offences or for fake identity. The Aadhaar number’s bio- metrics details will help prevent such practices and the new regime should kick off from October, offi- cial sources said. The road transport mi- nistry has started work to roll out the measure by in- corporating the necessary changes to use Aadhaar. Since issuance of a DL is a state subject, the ministry will urge states to adopt this “safe system”, which will almost end the practi- ce of people getting multi- ple licences from different regional transport offices (RTOs) in different states. Since it is not too diffi- cult to get such multiple li- cences at present, even the confiscation of a DL by po- lice doesn’t work as a de- terrent. “Aadhaar will be a sing- le document which will be enough to establish the identity of the applicant. If anyone does not have it, then s/he has to submit several other documents. We are making the neces- sary changes and incorpo- rating provisions to enab- le RTOs to record these de- tails. “All RTOs will have ac- cess to the central databa- se of DLs (known as Sarat- hi) to check whether the applicant has got any other DL issued anywhere in the country,” a source said. Till recently, RTOs fol- lowed a manual system and in the absence of ac- cess to real time data of all RTOs, they couldn’t check if an applicant already had another driving licence. Move To Check Issuance Of Multiple Permits Aadhaar to be made must for driving licence Dipak.Dash@timesgroup.com Palanpur: At least one per- son was killed and about two dozens injured in a clash bet- ween people of two communi- ties in Vadavali village of Cha- nasma taluka of Patan dis- trict on Saturday. Several hou- ses and vehicles were torched by the mobs of two communi- ties. Heavy police deployment was made in the wake of the clash. Two units of the state reserve police have been sta- tioned in the village. According to Range IG R B Brambhatt, who is in charge of Patna district, the clash broke out after an altercation between schoolchildren after completion of SSC exam pa- per in Vadavali village. “After the altercation bet- ween children, the adults jum- ped in resulting in clash bet- ween two communities. Peo- ple from both sides came out on streets and pelted stones on each other,” added Bramb- hatt. Assistant superintendent of police Parthivraj Gohil sa- id that one man identified as Ibrahim died in the clash. “At least 15 teargas shells were lobbed to disperse the crowd that was becoming more vio- lent. At least 24 people were in- jured and have been shifted to hospital in Chanasma town,” Gohil added. One killed as 2 communities clash in Patan Bareilly/Shahjahanpur: UP police has arrested a dis- abled man who kidnapped his cousin — a medical student — and demanded Rs 1 crore in ransom to pay bribe for a go- vernment job that he had be- en promised. He along with his two aides later killed the 21-year-old boy out of fear and cut his body into pieces before stuffing it in a suitcase and dumping it in a compartment of a running train. The accused later kidnap- ped his nephew, 19, and killed him too. But he ran out of luck this time and was caught. To raise bribe for job, man kills cousin, nephew in UP Lucknow: The city of Na- wabs, known for its mouth- watering Awadhi delicaci- es, was forced to turn vege- tarian on Saturday when over 5,000 shops selling mutton and chicken went on strike protesting the Yo- gi government’s crack- down on unlicensed abat- toirs and meat outlets. Famous eateries of Lucknow like Tunday’s and Mubeen’s showed soli- darity by downing their shutters. The strike is now threatening to spread with Meat Murga Vyapar Kaly- an Samiti (MMVKS), UP giving a call for a statewide strike from Sunday. Murga Vypar Mandal of Kanpur has already an- nounced it will join the strike from Sunday. In Noi- da and Ghaziabad, roadsi- de meat shops, including those selling chicken, have disappeared overnight. However, the licenced shops have decided not to join the strike. But even among operators in these shops, there is wariness about the current situa- tion, leading to a general downturn in business. In Bareilly, while 60- odd licensed mutton shops were open on Friday, road- side outlets remained clo- sed fearing a crackdown. In Agra, mutton supply was very low while chick- en was available. In the state capital, Lucknow Murga Mandi Samiti (LMMS) and MMVKS held a meeting in the morning and decided to shut the supply. Lucknow goes veggie as chicken, mutton sellers go on strike Urooj.Khan @timesgroup.com Rajkot: A day after nine Pa- kistan fishermen were appre- hended by the Indian Coast Guard off Jhakau coast, 45 Gujarat fishermen were ab- ducted by the Pakistan Mariti- me Security Agency (PMSA) on Saturday morning along with their eight boats from ne- ar the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) in the Arabian Sea. The number of fishermen abducted is likely to increase, said local fishermen associa- tion. With this incident, the number of fishermen abduc- ted from Gujarat coast since January has reached 199, with 163 apprehended in March alo- ne. Manish Lodhari, secreta- ry of National Fish workers’ Forum (NFF), said that fisher- men were apprehended by the PMSA when they were fishing in the Arabian Sea. “All the boats are from Ok- ha and Porbandar towns. The fishermen are from various coastal villages. The number of boats and captured fisher- men are likely to increase as we yet to get the final figures from Karachi,” Lodhari said. Pak abducts 45 Guj fishermen; 199 detained since January TIMES NEWS NETWORK Several houses and vehicles were torched by rioting mobs Ruskin Bond writes of a night he spent in a Garhwal village in the Himalayas Can your love affair last long, asks Osho as he proceeds to give the answer ...and more: Stop analysing darkness and six parenting tips from Isha Foundation in today’s 8-page edition. Ask your vendor for a copy 3.00 YOUR SUNDAY STAPLE Times Classifieds | P 8 Max 39.2° (+2) ........................... Min 23.7° (+3) WEATHER Ahmedabad Forecast: Clear sky. Max temperature will be around 39°C W inter has finally co- me, its time to take the morning off and enjoy the #earthly #pleasure of #heavenly #pristine snow,” reads one post with a photo of snow-clad fields on the Instagram channel @voi- cesofmunsiari. This is no holiday post by avisiting city-dweller, but the musings of a villager in Mun- siari, a Himalayan settle- ment in Uttarakhand near the India-China border. With more than 100 posts, the chan- nel already has close to 1,000 fol- lowers. @voicesofmunsiari could easily be the country’s first community-run Instagram channel. Here’s where young people from the villages of Munsiari block of Pithoragarh district upload photos and sha- re stories with the world — of their lives, forests, colours of seasons and mountains — limi- ted mobile connectivity and ba- sic English notwithstanding. “Initially I was worried whether I would be able to sho- ot good photographs, post them and write stories. Howe- ver, as months went on, with every post, I got better in click- ing photographs and writing,” says 17-year-old Alka Rautela. The Instagram channel ca- me into being through the ef- forts of Shivya Nath, 27, an iti- nerant traveller who quit her digital marketing job five years ago to travel the world. Shivya was in Munsiari in May last year and inspired vil- lage folk who had smartphones to share their stories with the world. A tutorial on how to use the Instagram app along with some photography tips was all it took to get them started. Shi- vya, who put up in a homestay in Sarmoli village, says she was inspired by the villagers’ organic way of life. These Uttarakhand villages run their own Instagram channel This image of snow-clad peaks was posted by a 17-year-old Arpita.Chakrabarty @timesgroup.com Ahmedabad: In times when the din over ‘love-ji- had’ is getting louder, bo- dies of a star-crossed in- ter-faith couple in Amerli district were found in a fo- rest near Liliya, less than 100 km from Gir sanctuary last December. Unfortunately, the ill- fated couple’s love ended in death despite Gujarat high court’s directive to the state government to ensure the girl’s safety with the court itself moni- toring the case. The bond of love betwe- en Muslim boy Sohil Bambhaniya (21) and Hin- du girl Sejal Shiroliya (17.5), both residents of Li- liya, was met with furious hostility from both famili- es. When they eloped the first time, an FIR was filed against Sohil for abduc- ting a minor girl for forcib- le marriage. As the famili- es settled the differences, the high court quashed cri- minal charges against the boy. During the quashing hearing in October last, Sejal told the HC that she was scared she will be for- cibly married to a person of her family's choice. She also categorically stated she feared her life was in danger. Following this, the high court made her fami- ly members promise that they would not harm the girl and force her into mar- riage before she turned 18. Skeptic about the fami- ly’s behaviour, the HC also ordered police to ensure the girl’s safety. It ordered that a protection officer vi- sit the girl every week to ascertain her safety. While the HC quashed the FIR, it kept the matter pending expressing con- cern over safety of the girl. Justice JB Pardiwala, who was hearing the case, as- ked advocate Kruti Shah to remain in touch with the girl so that the minor could confide in her. In times of ‘love jihad’, inter-faith couple found dead in jungle HC Had Asked Cops To Ensure Girl’s Safety Saeed.Khan@timesgroup.com The court has now directed Amreli SP to conduct investigation as to who pressurized the couple to commit suicide. The court has also told the SP to probe if it was a case of honour killing Continued on P4 TIMES NEWS NETWORK T he Centre has asked telecom companies to link all mobile numbers with Aadhaar following an order by the Supreme Court to beef up the security apparatus in the country. Over one billion numbers will now need to be linked in the next one year and companies said the exercise may end up costing as much as Rs 2,500 crore. TNN P11 Link mobile nos to Aadhaar, telcos told Continued on P9 Continued on P9 C M Aditya Nath Yogi said no action would be taken against slaughterhouses run on valid licences on Saturday even as a minister said the crackdown had hit livelihoods. Reports indicate a 40% dip in buffalo meat production. P10 Yogi: No closure of licenced shops Continued on P9 Piyush Rai & Kanwardeep Singh TNN Continued on P9 Page 15
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The European medicinesregulator has recommendedthe suspension of more than300 generic drug approvals andapplications due to “unreliable”tests conducted by Chennai-based contract research firmMicro Therapeutic ResearchLabs. P10
Kejriwal to face trial indefamation case:Delhi CMArvind Kejriwal will stand trialin a criminal defamation casefiled by Union minister ArunJaitley. Kejriwal becomes thefirst CM in Delhi’s history toface criminal defamationcharges. P10
Amul hits out at HUL:Gujarat Co-operative MilkMarketing Federation, owner ofbrand Amul, on Saturday hitout at Hindustan Unileversaying that it was not going tobe intimidated over its TVcampaign differentiatingbetween ice cream and frozendesserts. P5
India pips Japan in domestic air travel: India hasdislodged Japan to become thethird-largest domestic aviationmarket globally with morepeople flying within the count-ry (10 crore) last year compa-red with 9.7 crore in Japan.
Mining mafia kills Corbettguard: Members of a miningmafia gang active on the riverbanks near Corbett ran over aforest department beat wat-cher with a tractor when hetried to oppose them.
‘Colour blindness banregressive’: The SC hasagreed to consider the plea oftwo colour blind students to beallowed to pursue medicalcourses.
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New Delhi: In a move tocheck multiple driving li-cences under one name,the Centre will ask statesto make Aadhaar identifi-cation necessary for a newlicence as well as for thoseseeking renewal.
This is expected to pre-vent the issuance of multi-ple licences, means usual-ly adopted to beat the su-spension of licence fortraffic/criminal offencesor for fake identity. TheAadhaar number’s bio-metrics details will helpprevent such practices andthe new regime shouldkick off from October, offi-cial sources said.
The road transport mi-nistry has started work toroll out the measure by in-corporating the necessarychanges to use Aadhaar.Since issuance of a DL is astate subject, the ministrywill urge states to adoptthis “safe system”, whichwill almost end the practi-ce of people getting multi-ple licences from differentregional transport offices(RTOs) in different states.
Since it is not too diffi-cult to get such multiple li-cences at present, even theconfiscation of a DL by po-
lice doesn’t work as a de-terrent.
“Aadhaar will be a sing-le document which will beenough to establish theidentity of the applicant. Ifanyone does not have it,then s/he has to submit several other documents.We are making the neces-sary changes and incorpo-rating provisions to enab-le RTOs to record these de-tails.
“All RTOs will have ac-cess to the central databa-se of DLs (known as Sarat-hi) to check whether theapplicant has got anyother DL issued anywherein the country,” a sourcesaid.
Till recently, RTOs fol-lowed a manual systemand in the absence of ac-cess to real time data of allRTOs, they couldn’t checkif an applicant already hadanother driving licence.
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Aadhaar to bemade must fordriving licence
[email protected] Palanpur: At least one per-son was killed and about twodozens injured in a clash bet-ween people of two communi-ties in Vadavali village of Cha-nasma taluka of Patan dis-trict on Saturday. Several hou-ses and vehicles were torchedby the mobs of two communi-ties.
Heavy police deploymentwas made in the wake of theclash. Two units of the statereserve police have been sta-tioned in the village.
According to Range IG R BBrambhatt, who is in chargeof Patna district, the clashbroke out after an altercationbetween schoolchildren aftercompletion of SSC exam pa-per in Vadavali village.
“After the altercation bet-ween children, the adults jum-ped in resulting in clash bet-ween two communities. Peo-ple from both sides came outon streets and pelted stones oneach other,” added Bramb-hatt.
Assistant superintendentof police Parthivraj Gohil sa-id that one man identified asIbrahim died in the clash. “Atleast 15 teargas shells werelobbed to disperse the crowdthat was becoming more vio-lent. At least 24 people were in-jured and have been shifted tohospital in Chanasma town,”Gohil added.
One killed as 2communitiesclash in Patan
Bareilly/Shahjahanpur:UP police has arrested a dis-abled man who kidnapped hiscousin — a medical student —and demanded Rs 1 crore inransom to pay bribe for a go-vernment job that he had be-en promised. He along withhis two aides later killed the21-year-old boy out of fear andcut his body into pieces beforestuffing it in a suitcase anddumping it in a compartmentof a running train.
The accused later kidnap-ped his nephew, 19, and killedhim too. But he ran out of luckthis time and was caught.
To raise bribefor job, mankills cousin,
nephew in UP
Lucknow: The city of Na-wabs, known for its mouth-watering Awadhi delicaci-es, was forced to turn vege-tarian on Saturday whenover 5,000 shops sellingmutton and chicken wenton strike protesting the Yo-gi government’s crack-down on unlicensed abat-toirs and meat outlets.
Famous eateries ofLucknow like Tunday’sand Mubeen’s showed soli-darity by downing theirshutters. The strike is nowthreatening to spread withMeat Murga Vyapar Kaly-an Samiti (MMVKS), UPgiving a call for a statewidestrike from Sunday.
Murga Vypar Mandalof Kanpur has already an-nounced it will join thestrike from Sunday. In Noi-da and Ghaziabad, roadsi-de meat shops, includingthose selling chicken, havedisappeared overnight.However, the licencedshops have decided not tojoin the strike. But even
among operators in theseshops, there is warinessabout the current situa-tion, leading to a generaldownturn in business.
In Bareilly, while 60-odd licensed mutton shopswere open on Friday, road-side outlets remained clo-sed fearing a crackdown.In Agra, mutton supplywas very low while chick-en was available.
In the state capital,Lucknow Murga MandiSamiti (LMMS) andMMVKS held a meeting inthe morning and decidedto shut the supply.
Lucknow goes veggieas chicken, muttonsellers go on strike
[email protected] Rajkot: A day after nine Pa-
kistan fishermen were appre-hended by the Indian CoastGuard off Jhakau coast, 45Gujarat fishermen were ab-ducted by the Pakistan Mariti-me Security Agency (PMSA)on Saturday morning alongwith their eight boats from ne-ar the International MaritimeBoundary Line (IMBL) in theArabian Sea.
The number of fishermenabducted is likely to increase,said local fishermen associa-tion. With this incident, thenumber of fishermen abduc-ted from Gujarat coast sinceJanuary has reached 199, with163 apprehended in March alo-ne. Manish Lodhari, secreta-ry of National Fish workers’Forum (NFF), said that fisher-men were apprehended by thePMSA when they were fishingin the Arabian Sea.
“All the boats are from Ok-ha and Porbandar towns. Thefishermen are from variouscoastal villages. The numberof boats and captured fisher-men are likely to increase aswe yet to get the final figuresfrom Karachi,” Lodhari said.
Pak abducts 45Guj fishermen;199 detainedsince January
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Several houses and vehicles were torched by rioting mobs
Ruskin Bond writes of a night he spent in a Garhwal village in the Himalayas
Can your love affair last long, asks Osho as he proceeds to give the answer
...and more: Stop analysing darkness and six parenting tips from Isha Foundation in today’s 8-page edition. Ask your vendor for a copy 3.00
YOUR SUNDAY STAPLE
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Max39.2° (+2)...........................Min23.7° (+3)
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Ahmedabad Forecast: Clearsky. Max temperature will bearound 39°C
Winter has finally co-me, its time to takethe morning off and
enjoy the #earthly #pleasureof #heavenly #pristinesnow,” reads one post with aphoto of snow-clad fields onthe Instagram channel @voi-cesofmunsiari.
This is no holiday post bya visiting city-dweller, but themusings of a villager in Mun-siari, a Himalayan settle-ment in Uttarakhand nearthe India-China border. With
more than 100 posts, the chan-nel already has close to 1,000 fol-lowers.
@voicesofmunsiari couldeasily be the country’s firstcommunity-run Instagramchannel. Here’s where young
people from the villages ofMunsiari block of Pithoragarhdistrict upload photos and sha-re stories with the world — oftheir lives, forests, colours ofseasons and mountains — limi-ted mobile connectivity and ba-sic English notwithstanding.
“Initially I was worriedwhether I would be able to sho-ot good photographs, postthem and write stories. Howe-ver, as months went on, withevery post, I got better in click-ing photographs and writing,”says 17-year-old Alka Rautela.
The Instagram channel ca-me into being through the ef-
forts of Shivya Nath, 27, an iti-nerant traveller who quit herdigital marketing job five yearsago to travel the world.
Shivya was in Munsiari inMay last year and inspired vil-lage folk who had smartphonesto share their stories with theworld. A tutorial on how to usethe Instagram app along withsome photography tips was allit took to get them started. Shi-vya, who put up in a homestayin Sarmoli village, says shewas inspired by the villagers’organic way of life.
These Uttarakhand villages runtheir own Instagram channel
This image of snow-clad peakswas posted by a 17-year-old
Ahmedabad: In timeswhen the din over ‘love-ji-had’ is getting louder, bo-dies of a star-crossed in-ter-faith couple in Amerlidistrict were found in a fo-rest near Liliya, less than100 km from Gir sanctuarylast December.
Unfortunately, the ill-fated couple’s love endedin death despite Gujarathigh court’s directive tothe state government toensure the girl’s safetywith the court itself moni-toring the case.
The bond of love betwe-en Muslim boy SohilBambhaniya (21) and Hin-du girl Sejal Shiroliya
(17.5), both residents of Li-liya, was met with furioushostility from both famili-es. When they eloped thefirst time, an FIR was filedagainst Sohil for abduc-ting a minor girl for forcib-le marriage. As the famili-es settled the differences,the high court quashed cri-minal charges against theboy.
During the quashinghearing in October last,Sejal told the HC that she
was scared she will be for-cibly married to a personof her family's choice. Shealso categorically statedshe feared her life was indanger. Following this, thehigh court made her fami-ly members promise thatthey would not harm thegirl and force her into mar-riage before she turned 18.
Skeptic about the fami-ly’s behaviour, the HC alsoordered police to ensurethe girl’s safety. It orderedthat a protection officer vi-sit the girl every week toascertain her safety.
While the HC quashedthe FIR, it kept the matterpending expressing con-cern over safety of the girl.Justice JB Pardiwala, whowas hearing the case, as-ked advocate Kruti Shah toremain in touch with thegirl so that the minor couldconfide in her.
In times of ‘love jihad’, inter-faithcouple found dead in jungle
HC Had AskedCops To Ensure
Girl’s [email protected]
The court has nowdirected AmreliSP to conductinvestigation as towho pressurized thecouple to commitsuicide. The courthas also told theSP to probe if itwas a case ofhonour killing
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TIMES NEWS NETWORKThe Centre has askedtelecom companies to link
all mobile numbers withAadhaar following an order bythe Supreme Court to beef upthe security apparatus in thecountry. Over one billionnumbers will now need to belinked in the next one year andcompanies said the exercisemay end up costing as muchas Rs 2,500 crore. TNNP11
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against slaughterhouses runon valid licences onSaturday even as a ministersaid the crackdown had hitlivelihoods. Reports indicatea 40% dip in buffalo meatproduction. P10
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