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(L-R) Bollywood filmmaker Rohit Shetty, actors Shahrukh Khan, Priyamaniand Deepika Padukone during the music launch of the film Chennai Express inMumbai.

Sridevi greeted fans as she arrived. The second day of the IIFA weekend saw a lot of star-studded action. Theday started with Shah Rukh Khan arriving with Bollywood divas Madhuri Dixit and his Chennai Express co-starDeepika Padukone. The lobby of the Venetian, the official venue of the event, has been bustling with stars. Sridevicame with husband Boney Kapoor and R. Balki walked in with director wife Gauri Shinde. Actors Zayed Khan,Aftab Shivdasani, Neil Nitin Mukesh and Sonu Sood also made it to Macau on the second day.

If Telangana formed, YSR Congresswill contest there too: Vijayamma

Hyderabad, If a separate

Telangana state is carvedout of Andhra Pradesh,YSR Congress party willcontest the elections inboth the states, party'shonorary president Y. S.Vijayamma said Friday.

She, however, believesthat assembly and LokSabha elections sched-uled next year will be heldin undivided AndhraPradesh and is confidentof her party bagging 225assembly seats in 294-member house and 33 outof 42 Lok Sabha seats.

Alleging that the talksof division of the state andof Rayala-Telangana(comprising Rayalaseemaand Telangana regions)are aimed at targeting herson Y.S. JaganmohanReddy, she claimed hewould gain in both thestates.

Vijayamma was talkingto a select group of mediapersons here Friday.

The widow of late chiefminister Y. S. RajasekharaReddy also claimed thatby winning 33 Lok Sabhaseats, YSRCP would playa key role at the centre.

Asked which politicalformation her party wouldsupport at the centre,Vijayamma said this woulddepend on the post-pollscenario. "We will take adecision depending on thesituation and keeping inview the state's interestsand people's aspirations,"she said.

While reiterating herallegations that the Jaganis a victim of vindictivepolitics by the Congress,she did not rule out post-poll truck with it.

"We will see what kindof situation emerges.There is no need to thinkabout it now. There is nourgency," she said.

She, however, ruledout pre-poll alliance withany party, saying YSRCPwould go alone even inTelangana.

On the issue ofTelangana, she said herparty was not in a positionto promise or deliver aseparate state but reiter-ated that sentiments ofpeople of all regionsshould be respected.

Jagan, who is in jailsince May last year in al-leged illegal assets case,

comes from Rayalaseemaregion.Vijayamma saideven if the elections areadvanced, this would ben-efit YSRCP. She was con-fident that Jagan wouldcome out on bail.

"He will come. Howlong they will keep himbehind bars. The four-month time given by theSupreme Court (to CBI tocomplete the probe) isending on Sep 9. I havefull faith in God, who is all

power fu l . "V i jayammaclaimed that people werewaiting to vote for YSRCP.

"They have decided tovote for him.

They have confidencethat he will continue thegood work taken up byYSR. When I go on tours,people want to know whenhe will come out. He haddeveloped a good rapportwith the people by takingup their problems," shesaid.

For sons' custody, Brooketo go for drug testing

Los Angeles, Socialite Brooke

Mueller will have to gothrough random drug testsand attend parentingclasses to regain custodyof her sons.

Mueller, CharlieSheen's ex-wife, lost cus-tody of their four-year-oldtwins Bob and Max duringher latest rehab stint. Theyare currently being caredby Sheen's another ex-wife Denise Richards.

"The Los Angeles

County of Department ofChildren and Family Ser-vices has prepared a laun-dry list of things Brookemust do before the agencycan sign off on her retain-ing custody of the twins.After Brooke is formallydischarged from her rehabfacility, she must immedi-ately give her contact in-formation to a drug testingcompany. She can expectto be randomly drugtested at least twice aweek," radaronline.comquoted a source as say-ing.

"If she fails to appearfor the drug test, it will beconsidered a dirty test.She will need to enroll inparenting classes, andsuccessfully complete,and provide proof that sheis going to 12-step meet-ings at least once a week.Her visitation with thetwins will be strictly moni-tored by a social worker.In short, Brooke will haveto jump through hoops toget the boys back," thesource added.

A custody hearing isscheduled at the end ofthe month and judge isexpected to extendRichards's temporaryguardianship of the twinsfor at least another sixmonths. During that time,social workers will beclosely monitoringMueller.

"There are absolutelyno guarantees that Brookewill get custody of thetwins.

WESTERN TIMES AHMEDABADSUNDAY, JULY 7, 2013

UP reaches out to disaster hit UttarakhandBy Mohit Dubey

Lucknow, Ever since

Uttarakhand was carvedout of it, Uttar Pradesh hasnever been on the bestterms with the hill state.The big brother has re-fused to play ball on con-tentious issues like divi-sion of properties, rev-enue records and the like.But the disaster inUttarakhand has changedall that.As Uttarakhandwas hit by a Himalayantsunami last month, UttarPradesh showed unlikelycompassion and prompt-ness in helping out thecalamity-hit neighbour,setting aside disputes ofthe past.

And for once, AkhileshYadav's Samajwadi Partygovernment, often ac-cused of inertia, seems tohave done fairly well inreaching out toUttarakhand in its worseever crisis.

Not only did UttarPradesh rush a medicalteam, it also set up reliefcentres in three placesand asked the Moradabaddivisional commissioner tooversee the relief opera-

tions on the borders withUttarakhand.The chiefminister promptly sanc-tioned Rs.25 crore, thehighest by any state gov-ernment across India, tohelp Uttarakhand, whereover one lakh pilgrims andtourists were stranded onthe route of the CharDham Yatra.Then, in anextraordinary step thattook many by surprise,Akhilesh Yadav directedhis officials to immediatelyrelease, in one single in-stallment, the Rs.350crore which had beenpending for four years overpayment of pension tostate government employ-ees who were part of UttarPradesh whenUttarakhand was carvedout in 2000.The fundswere a bone of contentionbetween the two states fora decade. Even afterreaching a consensus onthe amount to be paid toUttarakhand, UttarPradesh had been sittingpretty since 2009.

"The decision to re-lease Rs.350 crore notonly showed compassionbut also statesmanship,"one official here pointed

out.The chief ministermarshalled his party leg-islators, cabinet col-leagues and leaders of theSamajwadi Party to giveRs.10 lakh each from theirrespective constituencydevelopment funds andRs.50,000 each of theirwere told to donate Rs.1lakh each. The chief min-ister himself donated amonth's salary to theUttarakhand relief fund.Strangely enough, no oneseems to know how muchthis is.

"This is exemplaryleadership in times of cri-sis and Akhilesh Yadavhas led by example," Pris-ons Minister and SPspokesman RajendraChowdhary told IANS.

In the past 10 days,more than Rs.4 crore hasbeen deposited in theChief Minister's ReliefFund, with the Lucknowpolice, government offi-cials, the UP ElectronicsCorp and others also chip-ping in with funds.

Uttar Pradesh has alsosent 15 doctors and a fleetof 45 buses to ferry peopleout of Uttarakhand.

The Bharatiya Janata

Party has donated Rs.55lakh and relief materialwhile senior Congressleader Pramod Tiwari hasdonated 13 months of hissalary for the relief opera-tions.

Andhra to holdDurga Puja to drawBengalis

Kolkata, The Andhra Pradesh

Tourism DevelopmentCorp (APTDC) plans toorganise Durga Puja todraw tourists from WestBengal, its officials saidhere.

In a repeat of theDurga Puja festivities itheld last year, the APTDCwould hold the festival atfive spots frequented byBengali tourists: Vizag,Dindi, Vijaywada,Suryalanka and ArakkuValley.

The idols would betaken to Andhra Pradeshfrom Kolkata's famed pot-ters' colony in nor thKolkata, APTDC chairmanand managing directorChandana Khan said Fri-day.

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