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News BriefBipasha Basu

gets a short hair makeover

Agency | Kolkata

West Bengal Chief Min-ister Mamata Banerjee in her first meeting with business chambers since assuming office for the second term urged busi-ness leaders to “act” in-stead of merely speak-ing and praising the government.

Agency | Mumbai

The US dollar dropped further against the rupee at 66.77/78 per dollar but the pound sterling finished sharply high-er at Rs 97.40/42 per pound at the close of the Interbank Foreign Exchange market today. Following are the In-terbank Forex and RBI rates: (In Rs Per Unit) Unit Interbank RBI Reference US Dollar 66.77/78 US Dollar Rs. 66.8305 Pound Ster-ling 97.40/42 Euro Rs. 75.9194 Euro 75.78/80 Japanese Yen (100) 61.97/99.

Agency | Mumbai

Actress Bipasha Basu de-buted her new short hair-do on Instagram. Keep-ing up with the summer trend, the 37-year-old actress, who recently tied the knot with TV actor Karan Singh Gro-ver, has opted for a bob. “Love short hair... But as soon as I cut it... I miss my long hair . Hmmmm. What to do?,” the actress captioned a picture of herself sporting the new hairstyle.

Sunvilla News | Mahesana

With work on full swing for the Mumbai-Ahmed-abad bullet train project, the government is aiming at running the prestigious train by 2023, Union Min-ister for Railways Suresh Prabhu said on Tuesday. Prabhu, who was in Me-hsana to lay foundation stone for several railway projects in Gujarat, said “Our full concentration is on Mumbai-Ahmed-abad bullet train and we are trying to complete the project and run the train by 2023. On Tues-day, Prabhu inaugurated several railway projects

Aim to run bullet train by 2023

Mamata calls for action from

industry

US dollar drops further against

rupee

Suresh Prabhu lays foundation stone for 8 rail projects in Gujarat“First Bullet Train”

PM Modi Picked Close Ties With US Over Holding A Grudge: Foreign Media

India already Congress-free, time to make it Muslim-free: Sadhvi Prachi

Agency | Washington

A little more than two years ago, the United States wouldn’t let Nar-endra Modi into the coun-try. This week, India’s prime minister will have the honor of addressing a joint meeting of Con-gress. It’s the latest step in an unexpected evolution that has brought U.S.-In-dia ties to new heights as President Barack Obama’s tenure comes to an end. The U.S. sees India as a growing mar-ket for everything from F-16s to iPhones, while Modi wants American investment to kick-start a manufacturing boom.

Agency | Etah

Bharatiya Janata Party chief Amit Shah hit back at Congress vice-pres-ident Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday over a question over the party’s perfor-mance at the Centre in the past two years, say-ing it gave the country a Prime Minister who speaks. “Recently Rahul baba asked what the BJP has done in two years...

at least we gave a Prime Minister who speaks, oth-erwise in the 10-year re-gime of the UPA, except Sonia ji and Rahul baba, no other person heard the voice of the PM,” he said. Saying that BJP will get two-thirds majority in 2017 Uttar Pradesh as-sembly polls, Shah also hit out at the ruling Sam-ajwadi Party, questioning what it had done for the

Agency | New Delhi

The Delhi Police on Tuesday arrested three donors, including two women from Uttar Pradesh’ Kanpur and another one from West Bengal’s Siliguri, in con-nection with the kidney racket case. The police had earlier on June 3 bust a kidney racket gang, which allegedly used to deal with the trans-plantation of the organ, operating in a leading private hospital in the national capital. Accord-ing to sources, the police arrested five people and

Agency | Dehradun

VHP leader Sadhvi Pra-chi sparked off another controversy on Tuesday saying it is time to make India free of Muslims. Known for courting con-troversies, the Sadhvi claimed the mission of a Congress-free India has already been “accom-plished” and it is now time to rid the country of Muslims. “Now that we have achieved the mission of making a Congress-free India, it is time to make India Mus-lim-free. We are work-ing on that,” she said in Roorkee where at least

Both nations also have a common interest in coun-tering China’s rising mili-tary and economic might. “There has been a signif-icant change in Indo-U.S. ties under Modi,” said Harsh Pant, a professor of international relations at King’s College London. “Modi sees a partnership with the U.S. as essen-tial to make India into a

leading global player,” Pant said, while the prime minister “is now widely viewed in Washington as the person best placed to take the relationship for-ward.” Obama has spent more time with Modi than with leaders of some of America’s closest al-lies. He hosted Modi in Washington in Septem-ber 2014, when they took

a spontaneous trip to the new Martin Luther King Memorial. Obama visit-ed New Delhi for several days as Modi’s guest for India’s Republic Day in January 2015, spending hours at a parade show-casing Indian culture and military might. “There’s a window of opportunity for both Modi and Obama as well to elevate the re-lationship and to try and move beyond some of the friction in the past,” said Brett Bruen, a former of-ficial in Obama’s National Security Council and now president of the Global Situation Room consult-ing firm based in Virginia.

Kidney racket: 3 more arrested at Apollo hospital in Delhi

BJP gave a PM who speaks: Shah’s reply to Rahul on govt’s 2 years

detained one in this re-gard. The Delhi Police registered a case in Sari-ta Vihar station in this re-gard. The gang included two women and two cler-ical staff from the hospi-tal. The staff present in the private hospital used to inform Asim (alleged-ly the mastermind of the

gang) about the need of kidney by the patients. Asim then used to find the donors, who could give the kidneys to need-ful patients, and in ex-change huge amount of money would be given to the donors and the gang would get a cut from the profits.

people of the state in four years. “We are presenting a report card of two years of NDA government, but Akhilesh babu (chief min-ister Akhilesh Yadav) you should also tell people what your government did in four years,” Shah told booth-level work-ers in Kasganj. Asking people if they get pow-er for 24 hours power in the state, he said, “There is no shortage of power, the shortcoming is in in-tentions. In two years, we (NDA government) gave power to 9,000 villages.” Shah alleged that in the 10 years of UPA regime, which was supported by SP and BSP, scams worth Rs 12 lakh crore took place.

32 people were injured last week in a clash be-tween two communities over forcible evacuation of a scrap dealer’s shop. Khanpur MLA Kunwar Pranav Singh Champi-on’s house was attacked by members of a com-munity alleging their sa-cred book was also dese-

crated by his supporters. The Sadhvi claimed that the attack on Champi-on’s house was part of a “premeditated” con-spiracy. Champion, one of the nine Congress MLAs who revolted against chief minister Harish Rawat, recently joined BJP. On the forth-

coming Uttar Pradesh assembly polls, she said if BJP projects Yogi Ad-ityananth as its chief ministerial candidate, it was bound to win 300 seats in the state. Pra-chi had often been in the news for asking people to boycott films of Bol-lywood Khans and de-manding a CBI probe into all Muslim educa-tional institutions in-cluding Aligarh Muslim University and madra-sas in Deoband to check anti- national activities.

including electrification and gauge conversion of Ahmedabad-Mehsana track as well as a third line between Ahmedabad and Vatva. As announced during the budget, Prabhu reiterated the fact that the government was setting up a university in Vadoda-ra. “We have decided to set up country’s first rail-way university in Gujarat at Vadodara in the coming days. Currently 35 dif-

ferent projects are going on in the state including modernisation of Surat and Gandhinagar railway stations,” Prabhu said. Among the projects in-augurated on Tuesday in-cluded Mehsana-Taran-gahill gauge conversion project, Modasa-Shama-laji new line, Bhuj-Nali-ya gauge conversion, Somnath-Kodinar new line, Miyagam-Samlaya gauge conversion and

Surendranagar-Rajkot doubling of railway line was also announced at this event. “We are con-sidering to develop In-dian railway by joining hands with states. Public support is necessary for any development and

so far people are happy with our work,” Prabhu further said. According to Prabhu, Mehsana is

known for milk, cotton and oil trade across India and gauge conversion of Ahmedabad-Mehsana route will help to im-prove trade from here. After the foundation lay-ing ceremony, Prabhu in-

teracted with local lead-ers and party workers of Mehsana, Gandhinagar, Patan, Banaskantha and Sabarkantha district. Prabhu also attended ‘Vikas Parv Sammelan’ in Mehsana.

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Editors’ Picks

WEDNESDAY, JUnE 08, 2016

QUOTE OF THE

DAYWhy India’s NSG ambition may still be a distant dream..?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi may have scored a measure of diplomatic victory by winning Swiss backing for entry into the 48-nation Nuclear Suppli-ers Group (NSG) but, due to China ‘s continuous op-position, India will still have to wait a bit longer to break into the elite club that regulates global nuclear trade. China has also been insisting that if any conces-sion is given to India, a non-signatory to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), the same should ap-ply to Pakistan that has allegedly been caught selling atomic weapons technology to Libya. It seems that the United States is doing more than its bit to facilitate India’s membership in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), a group that had ironically come into exis-tence in the wake of India’s first nuclear test explosion in 1974. India’s NSG membership is the informal part of the India-US civil nuclear deal of 2005. The Amer-icans are also pressing for the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) to approve India’s entry in a show of hurry even as Italy held out because of the impending trial of the two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen. The US should be able to overcome Italy’s huff and resistance. India on its part had joined the voluntary Hague Code of Conduct Against Ballistic Missiles. While India is keen to join the NSG because it would make so much easier for the country to access uranium for running its nuclear power stations without too much hassle, it is curious as to why the US is so keen to facilitate the Indian membership. The reason seems to be that Washington is keen on New Delhi becoming part of the Ameri-can defence shield against terrorists in West Asia on the one hand, and against China in the South China Sea. Of course, security and strategy experts in India and in the US would not accept that there is such a crude quid pro quo in the move behind the American support for India’s membership in the NSG. It should come as no surprise that China had objected to In-dia’s membership and that Pakistan too wants to be admitted to the NSG. There is not much need to ar-gue India’s case because New Delhi’s place and role in the international network is determined both by its economy and by its well-articulated opposition to de-ter a nuclear war. In comparison, Pakistan’s economy has not yet become a crucial component of the global markets for countries like the US and the European Union to make diplomatic concessions. Secondly, there is the acute fear in the Western capitals that Pa-kistan’s nuclear arsenal is vulnerable and that it may fall into the hands of terrorists.

“now that we have achieved the mission of making a Congress-free India, it is time to make India Muslim-free. We are working on that,” - VHP leader Sadhvi Prachi sparked off another

controversy on Tuesday saying it is time to make India free of Muslims.

Udta Punjab row: Karan Johar comes out in support of Anurag Kashyap

Agency | Mumbai

Film-makers Anurag Kashyap and Karan Jo-har have extended their support to the Udta Pun-jab team amid the Censor Board succumbing to po-litical pressure, thereby suggesting that the Sha-hid Kapoor-starrer should not be set in the state. Both Bollywood A-listers took to their respective Twit-ter handles to share their thoughts on the ongoing controversy. With a refer-ence to the dictator regime of North Korea, the Dev-D director added his voice to the actors and film-mak-ers, who have accused the Board of interfering with artistic freedom. “There is

no film more honest than UDTA PUNJAB And any person or party opposing it is actually GUILTY of promoting drugs,” Anu-rag said in his tweet. The Kuch Kuch Hota Hai di-rector on his part said that the Bollywood fraterni-ty must stand by what is right. The ongoing censor issue just got political as the Censor Board doesn’t want the movie to be set in Punjab. After Censor Board refused to issue a certificate to the Abhishek Chaubey-directed film, the Revising Committee of Censor Board has now given even harsher sug-gestions to the makers, in order to obtain the certif-icate.

Agency | Mumbai

Brahmotsavam may have bombed at the box office but Mahesh Babu is ready to start his new film under the direction of AR Muru-gadoss.This untitled film is touted to be a trilin-gual Telugu-Tamil-Hindi film which is made on a budget of Rs 100 crore. Mahesh Babu is going to portray the role of a pow-erful cop and incidentally,

this is for the fourth time that he is playing a cop in his career. The actor had previously played the role of a cop in the films like Pokiri, Dookudu and Aagadu. But this time he will be seen in a more stylish and powerful ava-tar. AR Murugadoss also confirmed that Akshay Kumar will not be play-ing any role in this Ma-hesh Babu film putting to

Agency | Mumbai

Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan has played the biggest tease with his fans by doing what he just did. He shared the motion poster of his much-await-ed epic adventure-ro-mance drama Mohenjo Daro on his Twitter page but doesn’t even have a glimpse of the star. The

poster talks about the an-cient city of Mohenjo-da-ro in the era of the Indus Valley civilisation. “Right guys, here we go,” Hrithik posted on Twitter. “Before the British Raj, the Mu-ghals, Christ, Alexander, Buddha and India as we know it, there was... Mo-henjo Daro,” the motion poster reads. Co-written, co-produced and directed

Agency | Mumbai

The latest song from the Salman Khan-starrer Sul-tan is out and it’s pleas-ant to the ears. The video shows Salman Khan belt-ing out this folksy Punja-bi song in what looks like a nightclub in a foreign country. The video shows Salman Khan’s charac-ter reminiscing about Anushka Sharma, who plays his love interest and fellow wrestler in the

Agency | New Delhi

We just love to hear sto-ries about our favourite Bollywood jodis, wheth-er on or off screen. One of the most talked about B-Town lovers (read al-leged) Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone have often been spotted to-gether hand-in-hand. The duo who is currently busy shooting their respective assignments is reportedly planning to spend some quality time together at an undisclosed location. Meanwhile, another bit of

Agency | New Delhi

Marathi actor Mangesh Desai said that he has no qualms about the spot-light being on his co-star Vidya Balan in their up-coming film Ekk Albe-la. Ekk Albela traces the journey of Bhagwan Dada’s film career as an actor and director and Vidya’s role is credited as a special appearance. “I am not worried about the focus being on Vidya. If there would have been some other actress from the Marathi film industry, then the film would have been of the same level. The film needed a star like Vidya,” Mangesh said. “Vidya is the USP of the film and the pro-ducers would have felt it correct to have her in the film and be a part of the

Agency | Chennai

Rajinikanth’s Kabali, which was supposed to hit the screen on July 1, is now postponed, accord-ing to sources. The film is delayed by two weeks and is scheduled for July 15 release. The reason behind the postponement is not revealed yet. Un-doubtedly, this change has disappointed the fans since they now have to go through the excruciating pain of waiting further-more. Similarly, the plans for a grand audio launch

function has also been scrapped off. However, the songs will be avail-able on stores as sched-uled. It will be released on June 12. According to agency, Rajinikanth, who is on a vacation abroad, has extended his stay there. And the producer Kalaipuli S Thanu has to call off the audio launch and settle for an online re-lease of the music album. However, amidst all these backlash, Rajinikanth fans have something to relish. The makers have

Sultan’s new song Jag Ghoomeya is out and we can’t stop crooning it

Hrithik Roshan has something to show you: Mohenjo Daro teaser

Mahesh Babu-A R Murugadoss film to start with a song shoot!

Ekk Albela ‘Needed a Star Like Vidya Balan,’ Says Mangesh Desai

Kabali release postponed, but fans still have something to be happy about

Sahi Pakde Hai! Ranveer Singh’s driver addressed Deepika Padukone as ‘Bhabhiji’?

rest the rumours. Accord-ing to sources, the art de-partment of this film has been busy erecting multi-ple sets for a song shoot at Annapurna Studios, Hyderabad. The regular shoot of this film will kickstart with this song shoot. Santosh Shivan is going to work as Director of Photography and mu-sic director Harris Jairaj is composing the music for this film. Currently, Mahesh Babu is on hol-iday with his family in London. The shoot will commence once Ma-hesh returns to Hyder-abad. The actor is now under pressure to deliver a blockbuster post Brah-motsavam.

by Ashutosh Gowariker, the film is produced by Siddharth Roy Kapur and Sunita A Gowariker. The Facebook page of film-maker Ashutosh Gowar-iker’s states, “Here’s a sneak peek into the world of MohenjoDaro.” Based on romance through the cultures and ancient civil-isations of Mohenjo Daro, Gowariker took over three years to develop the film with the help archaeolo-gists who documented the discovery of Indus Valley civilisation. The film was shot in Bhuj and Mum-bai with short schedules in Jabalpur and Thane. It is scheduled to release on August 12.

• New song Jag Ghoomeya from

Sultan shows Salman Khan

reminiscing about Anushka Sharma, his love interest in

the film

film. The song has been sung by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and the compos-ers Vishal-Shekhar have retained the elements of Punjabi folk music. Ini-tially, Arijit Singh had recorded a version of the song which wasn’t used by the makers of the film. Salman Khan himself has also recorded a version of the song which will be released soon to promote

the film. The film follows the life of wrestler Sultan Ali Khan as he overcomes problems in his person-al and professional life. The film is produced by Yashraj, directed by Ali Abbas Zafar and will see Randeep Hooda, Amit Sadh in pivotal roles. The film is slated to release on July 6, 2016. Salman Khan took to Twitter to share the song with his fans.

goss has surfaced about the two, and it’s really a cute one! Ranveer’s driver calls Deepika as ‘Bhabhiji’. Yes! So sweet, isn’t it? Well, the report states that recently Dippy darling was at the airport

when for some reason her driver couldn’t find her, so Ranveer sent his own driver to the airport. And Dippy darling went to her destination all safe and sound. Such a fun news...Bhabhiji ghar pe hain?

released a new poster of the film. The superstar is seen shaking a leg in a grey suit. Kabali, direct-ed by Pa Ranjith stars Radhika Apte, Attakathi Dinesh, Dhanshikaa and John George in lead roles. The music for the film is composed by Santhosh Narayanan.

The plans for a grand audio launch for Kabali has also been scrapped off. However, the songs will be available on stores as scheduled

promotions. I am happy and ok that Vidya’s name is used first for this film,” added Mangesh. Initially, Mangesh was scared to shoot with Vidya. “I was frightened as she (Vidya) is the superstar of Hindi cinema. I thought she will overpower me and wheth-er we will have a tuning or not. When I started work-ing with her, I felt that she is down to earth and

a very warm and sweet person,” said Mangesh. Mangesh revealed that he was mesmerised by Vidya’s patience. After the film wrapped, Vidya gifted an idol of Krishna to Mangesh. “While giv-ing the gift, she (Vidya) said rise like the sun. She liked my work. It feels great when someone like her praises you,” said Mangesh.

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Nagesh Kukunoor Visits Ahmedabad for Dhanak Promotions

HERO MOTOCORP FURTHER AUGMENTS

GLOBAL LEADERSHIP TEAM

Speed Kills – Install Speed Governorsthrough proper tender/

eligibility criteria process

Agency | Ahmedabad

NageshKukunoor’s internationally-acclaimed film ‘Dhanak’ will be releasing in theatres across the country on June 17. With ‘Dhanak’, the noted filmmaker completes his human-trilogy after his award-winning films ‘Dor’ and ‘Iqbal’, that cap-tivated the hearts of the audiences with their sim-ple yet heart-warming stories. With the touching emotional bond between a brother and sister at its core, ‘Dhanak’ too is an enchanting fable that re-inforces the belief that life is beautiful. Kukunoor along with the cast and crew, including young ac-tors HetalGada, KrrishChhabria, Rajiv Laxman (of Roadies fame), music director Tapas Relia and pro-ducer ElaheHiptoola, are in Ahmedabad today for the promotions of the film, followed by a screening

at Cinepolis.

Agency | Ahmedabad

This press conference is called to suggest process and measures which would ensure precautionary measures resulting in minimize/control Road ac-cidents & resultant deaths to a reasonable ex-tent in if the Speed Governors which are mandated by the Hon’ble Supreme Court to save precious human lives are installed through a tender/eligi-bility criteria process. As per recent survey and latest news articles on road accidents it is evident that Commercial Vehicles on highway with high speed are one of the main reasons. As per the Na-tional Crime Records Bureau report for the year 2014, in the State of Gujarat 22152 road accidents took place with 21245 injuries and 7857 deaths in the year 2014. Except Government of Karnataka, Jharkhand, Haryana and Odisha none of the states have invited application from eligible Speed Gov-ernor Manufacturers through Shortlisting process

/ tender.

Agency | New Delhi

Hero MotoCorp Ltd (HMCL), the world’s largest two-wheeler manufacturer, today further augment-ed its Senior Leadership Team with the appoint-ment of Malo Le Masson as the Head of ‘Global Product Planning’. Malo, formerly with Infiniti Premium car Brand (Nissan Motor Company), will spearhead Hero’s entire product planning for its global markets, including the domestic market in India. The appointment of Malo, close on the heels of Hero MotoCorp making its Centre of Innova-tion and Technology (CIT) in Jaipur operational, significantly ramps-up its newly-created function of ‘Global Product Planning’. The current ‘Product Strategy’ team at Hero has done a commendable job in laying the initial foundation of this function, and this team has now been merged with the new entity to create a world class ‘Global Product Plan-

ning’ function.

On India’s coaching job: Yes I have applied for the post, confirms Ravi Shastri

SPORTS ROUNDUP

Tri-Nation Series: South African Spin Needs Polish to Counter Aussie Hitting

Paes-Bopanna, Sania-Bopanna set to be India’s doubles entries for Rio

Lucknow to host junior men’s hockey World Cup in December

Copa America: Hours after grandmother’s death, Di Maria leads Argentina to win

Agency | New Delhi

Former Team India di-rector Ravi Shastri on Monday applied for the chief coach’s post of the Indian cricket team, soon after the Board of Crick-et for Control in India (BCCI) advertised for the same. The former India captain, who had worked with the Indian team for 18 months as its direc-tor, said that he had ap-plied for the post and had mailed all the documents to the board. “Yes, I have applied for the chief coach’s post today morn-

Agency | New Delhi

The entry for the Rio Olympics Indian dou-bles pairing has raked up unnecessary speculation after the French Open. Given that Leander Paes won his tenth mixed dou-bles title, his case for being paired with Sania Mirza for Rio has gained a lot of traction among fans. Even this writer in his previous column on the issue was erroneous in alluding that perfor-mances post the June 6 ranking deadline may influence things. Let me clarify just what the rules state: The International Tennis Federation (ITF) will select mixed doubles teams taking into account the recognised singles and doubles rankings of June 6, 2016. That in turn clearly implies that only a pairing of Rohan Bopan-na and Sania Mirza is go-ing to be eligible for the cutoff. The draw of 16

Agency | New Delhi

Sixteen countries will clash in the men’s ju-nior World Cup in Luc-know from December 8 to 18, the Internation-al Hockey Federation (FIH) announced on Tuesday. Besides hosts India, Argentina, Aus-tralia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Egypt, England, Germany, Japan, South Korea, the Netherlands, South Africa, New Zea-land, Pakistan and Spain will vie for the top hon-ours. The women’s ju-nior World Cup will take place in Santiago, Chile,

Agency | Guyana

South Africa must pol-ish the weaker element of their bowling armoury and make better use of a spinning wicket when they face Australia in the tri-nation series in Guy-ana on Tuesday. They must also nullify the threat of Australia’s pow-erful hitters to stand any chance of victory in their

second one-day inter-national, spinner Aaron Phangiso told reporters on Sunday. South Afri-ca lost the opener in the 10-match series to hosts West Indies at the Guy-ana National Stadium in Providence on Friday af-ter being dismissed for a paltry total of 188 as Sunil Narine returned to international action with

Agency | California

A grieving Angel Di Ma-ria was the inspiration as Argentina shrugged off the absence of Lionel Messi to defeat holders Chile 2-1 in their open-ing Copa America Cen-tenario game in Santa Clara on Monday. Paris Saint-Germain star Di Maria -- reeling from the death of his grand-mother only hours earlier -- scored one goal and set up another as the two-time world champions avenged their defeat to

Chile in last year’s Copa America final. Di Maria opened the scoring on 51 minutes and emotionally held a T-shirt up to the sky emblazoned with the message: “Grandma, I will miss you so much.” Moments later Di Maria then set up Argentina’s second for Ever Banega, to complete a man-of-the-match performance. “I had to play, I wanted to play, my grandmother was so proud that I played for the national team,” Di Maria said during a post-match television in-

terview before breaking down in tears. Argentina coach Gerardo Martino revealed afterwards Di Maria had kept his loss a secret from him. “I just learned that five min-utes ago that his grand-mother died,” Martino said. “He didn’t tell me anything, he was feeling well to play.” Di Maria’s virtuoso display secured a deserved three points for Argentina, who will now fancy their chances of topping Group D with games against Panama and Bolivia to come.

Agency | New Delhi

Is Chris Gayle disillu-sioned with cricket? The West Indies batting star, apart from hitting a cen-tury against England at the ICC World Twen-ty20, earlier this year, has done nothing much on the cricket field. He had a poor season with Indian Premier League runners-up Royal Chal-lengers Bangalore, man-aging only 227 runs from 10 matches. However, off the field the cricketer garnered a lot of atten-tion with his recent media statements directed at fe-male journalists. Starting from the infamous ‘Don’t blush, baby’comment during an interview with Mel McLaughlin in the course of the Big Bash League to his recent in-

ing. I have emailed all the requisite documents that were asked for in the ad-vertisement. “Whatever is required by the BCCI , I have provided them. If you ask me whether I am confident or not, all I can say is that my job was to

apply for the post and I have done that. I cannot comment on anything else,” said the 54-year-old. In an interview earli-er, Shastri called the time spent with the Indian team as his most memo-rable experience.

Chris Gayle ‘plans to sign up’ for Manchester United

terview with a report-er, where Gayle boasted about his ‘big bat’, the Jamaican has been mak-ing headlines for all the wrong reasons. He was even slammed by for-mer players and Cricket Australia for making the comments. Melbourne

Renegades, his BBL fran-chise imposed a heavy fine and decided not to re-new his contract. IPL au-thorities also took note of Gayle’s crude comments to Charoltte Edwardes and said action would be taken if a complaint was filed against him.

a six-wicket haul. South Africa’s spinners took six wickets in reply but were also laid into by Kieron Pollard, whose unbeaten 67 took West Indies to a four-wicket victory. “We can maybe try a different approach when a play-er like Pollard is on the attack, perhaps change up the lengths a little bit,” Phangiso said. “It’s something that we will need to work on -- how to counter a situation when a batsman is being pos-itive and on the attack,” he added. Against West Indies, Phangiso posted career-best figures of 3 for 40, which might have looked a lot more flatter-ing had Pollard not hit him for three enormous sixes.

has 12 direct entries and their combined ranking of 11 (Mirza is world no 1, while Bopanna is 10) makes them a shoo-in for the Rio draw. However, with Paes ranked at 46, it is most unlikely that the pairing of Mirza and Paes will make it into the Rio draw. The ITF is set to send national associa-tions the list of pairs eli-gible for the mixed draw on June 9. Subsequent to that, the All India Ten-nis Association (AITA) will announce the Indi-an tennis team for the Olympics. This time

around, the selectors are pretty clear that Mirza will get to play with a partner of her choice. As such, the pairing of Mir-za and Bopanna is set to be announced. Funnily enough though, the two have not combined yet to play in the Australian or the French Open. A little birdie tells me that they did not want to risk los-ing and thus jeopardise their Olympic pairing given that Paes can never be counted out in mixed — no matter what kind of indifferent form he may be showing otherwise.

from November 24 to December 4. Argenti-na, Australia, Belgium, Chile, China, England, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, the Neth-erlands, New Zealand, South Africa, Spain, the US and Zimbabwe will battle it out in the cham-pionship. Announcing the

men’s itinerary, Hockey India president and FIH executive board member Narinder Dhruv Batra said: “The hockey junior World Cup, aside from being one of internation-al hockey’s showcase events, is also a competi-tion that shows the future of our sport.

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Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

She was been admitted to a local hospital with injuries on her forehead, arms and legs. Joshi was attacked by two men on motorbike on Sunday night while she was on her way to way to Mor-bi in Saurashtra region. “They halted me by cross-ing my way and asked if I was Jharna the girl who rescued child labour-ers. Just as I said ‘yes’, they attacked me,” Joshi told local media. The at-tack on the 22-year-old

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

A month after the state government’s ordinance for 10 per cent reservation for economically weaker sections (EWS) among upper castes, at least three petitions have been filed in the High Court challenging the provision as unconstitutional and contrary to fundamental rights. The High Court Monday sought response from Advocate General on a petition challenging the ordinance. Earlier, on May 31 following a similar petition, the High Court had issued a notice to the state government. On Monday, a public

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

Over the next two weeks, Gujarat education of-ficials will tour 40,000 government schools to check whether students are as good performers as their examination results suggest, and whether their teachers have evaluated their performance prop-erly. The six-day Shala Praveshotsav and Kanya Kelavani drive will be held in rural areas on June 8, 9 and 10 and in urban areas on June 15,16 and

17, covering 40,000 gov-ernment primary and sec-ondary schools. The drive by a team of roughly 500 officials, apart from min-isters and the chief minis-ter, follows poor findings in an annual evaluation drive, Gunotsav. Students of classes VI to VIII had failed to even read and write simple words and sentences in Gujarati and solve simple mathe-matical problems. Shala Praveshotsav and Kan-ya Kelavani is an enrol-

Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad

A local court directed Gu-jarat police to produce before it Kartik Haldar, the alleged henchmen of Asaram, in connection with the murder of Akhil Gupta, the prime witness in the Surat rape case against the self-styled godman. Acting chief ju-dicial Magistdate Arun Kumar ordered the Gu-

Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar

Work has commenced on implementation of the In-formation & Communi-cations Technology (ICT) plans for Dholera, a ma-jor greenfield Smart City coming up in Phase I of the Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) project, Mr Alkesh Kumar Shar-ma, the CEO and Man-aging Director of DMIC Development Corporation (DMICDC) today said. Dholera is one of the 8 in-dustrial regions planned in the first phase of the DMIC project. The city is being developed in a phased manner and is expected to be functional by 2019 with several manufacturing units and a population of around 100,000 people, he said adding that the total proposed project area for Dholera is approximately 920 sq. km and it is a node strategically located near

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Correspondent | Mumbai

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Correspondent | New Delhi

India’s state refiners may halt diesel imports after working out a temporary mechanism to resume buying the fuel from pri-vate processors if global diesel prices remain at current levels, two refin-ery sources said. State re-finers stepped up imports in recent months after private refiners refused to

continue absorbing sales tax and coastal freight costs, making the domes-tic fuel more expensive. Indian imports were a factor behind the stron-ger Asian gas-oil crack, which has been holding near $12 a barrel for the fifth straight session on June 6, after almost dou-bling to $11.74 on June 2 from this year’s low on April 6.

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Work on ICT infrastructure for DMIC’s Dholera Smart City begins

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In a month, three pleas in Gujarat HC against EWS quota

jarat police to produce Haldaf before the court on July 2, the prosecution said. Haldar was arrested from Raipur in Chhat-tisgarh by anti-terror-ism squad of Gujarat in March and is suspected to have shot dead three key witnesses in rape cases against Asaram. Haldar had allegedly killed Asaram’s personal doctor Amrut Prajapa-

ti in June 2014, his as-sistant-cum-cook Akhil Gupta in January last year and another key witness, Kripal Singh, in July last year. During his interro-gation, Haldar had told officials he had met the followers of Asaram in 2014, who instructed him to kill witnesses in a bid to weaken cases against the controversial preach-er, ATS had said.

the industrial cities of Va-dodara, Ahmedabad, Ra-jkot, Surat and Bhavnagar. Since the entire trunk infrastructure cannot be implemented in a one go, a phased approach has been adopted for Dholera and an Activation Area of 22.5 sq. Km has been identified which would act as catalyst for further investments and will pro-vide a base for taking up development of the re-maining area. At the heart of Dholera’s ICT network will be a City Integration Operation Centre (CIOC) which will synchronise all functions, including traf-

fic management, safety and security, emergency response, utility services, telecommunications and civic administration.It will be integrated with regional and national data bases including the Crime and Criminal Track-ing Network & Systems (CCTNS) for better law enforcement and rapid re-sponse.Dholera will have e-Governance systems and city applications for local administration and facilitation, transport, healthcare, education, ur-ban planning, city asset management and citizen’s portal, Mr Sharma said.

The six-day Shala Praveshotsav and Kanya Kelavani drive will be held in rural areas on June 8, 9 and 10 and

in urban areas on June 15,16 and 17, covering 40,000 government primary

and secondary schools

ment drive that took off in 2002-03 but this is the first time it is being used to verify the performance of students of classes I to VIII. “We want to check where students’ under-standing levels stand ex-ternally. This can also be called as a pre-Gunotsav drive. The recent Gunot-sav results (in January) were not very encourag-ing,” Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasa-ma said. In the upcoming drive, two toppers, two average students and two weak students will be sampled from each class in each school. Their per-formance in various skills and subjects will be evalu-ated for selected questions asked in the school exam-ination, and noted along-side the teacher’s evalua-tion. The exam results and the performance here will then be compared.

interest litigation (PIL) was filed, challenging the same ordinance. On May 1, the state government had issued the Gujarat Unreserved Economi-cally Weaker Sections (Reservation of Seats in Educational Institutions in the State and of Ap-pointments and Posts in Services under the State) Ordinance, 2016, against the backdrop of the agita-tion by Patidar community seeking reservation. The first petitioner Jayantbhai Manani, Rajkot-based writer, has pleaded the court to quash the noti-fication saying that such a provision is contrary to judgment (Indra Sawh-ney Vs Union of India) delivered by the Supreme Court in 1992 which had challenged quota for OBC on the recommendation of the Mandal Commission.

India may halt diesel imports, resume buying from private refiners

Gujarat College Girl Who Rescued 111 Child Workers Through A Covert Operation Attacked By Unidentified Assailants

student came days after she exposed the rampant child labour in one of the biggest ceramic facto-ries Morbi. The children, of whom 100 were girls, were rescued from Sona-

ki ceramic unit on Friday. The BBA student who be-came suspicious about the use of under aged labours in the ceramic unit during a visit to her relatives house in April, went un-

dercover and joined the company as an employ-ee. During her time at the company as an ‘em-ployee’, Joshi said she witnessed children who

were under the age of 18 made to work under dan-gerous conditions, made to work from 8 am to 6 pm and not allowed to go outside the work area.

Amway launches new range of Attitude Lip Colors & Nail Paints

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