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News BriefGovt forced to

defer real estatebill in RS

Fishermen op-pose proposedmarinas in Goa

Agency : New Delhi, Apr 29

Facing number crunch inRajya Sabha, governmentwas today forced to defera bill that seeks to regulatethe realty business afteropposition insisted onreferring it to theParliamentary StandingCommittee. UrbanDevelopment Minister MVenkaiah Naidu said theReal Estate (Amendment)Bill should be deferred toallow government time tohave more consultationswith parties. He stated thisafter opposition demandedthat the Bill be referred tothe Standing Committee assoon as it was moved forconsideration andpassage.

Cabinet approves plan to create 100 smart cities

Two lawyers killedin road mishap in

UPAgency : Lucknow, Apr 29

Two persons were killedwhen an unidentified vehiclehit the motorcycle they wereriding on at Chandpur roadrailway crossing inBulandshahr district here,police said today.Gyanendra Singh (46) andAjay Pal Singh (47), bothlawyers by profession,were going somewhere lastnight when their motorcyclewas hit by an unidentifiedvehicle, police said. The duodied on the spot, they said.An FIR has been registeredin the matter, police said,adding, the matter is beingprobed.

Agency : Panaji, Apr 29

Goa Government's recentclearance to an investmentproposal for setting up amarina in Nauxi and simi-lar plans by MormugaoPort Trust (MPT) forSancoale village haveevoked strong resentmentamong local fishermenwho fear the project willpollute Zuari river and ul-timately affect their liveli-hood. State InvestmentPromotion Board ap-proved the proposal by aprivate company to set upa marina at?Nauxi, whileMPT has expressed itsdesire to have a similarproject at Sancoale--bothon Zuari river bank. Tra-ditionally, fishermen havebeen harvesting fish vari-eties including oysters. Thefishermen said.

The Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transportation (AMRUT) will now replace the JNNURM

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Agency : New DelhiThe union cabinet onWednesday approvedgovernment plans to create100 smart cities and a newurban development missionfor 500 cities with outlays ofRs.48,000 crore andRs.50,000 crore,respectively. The new urbandevelopment plan is calledAtal Mission forRejuvenation and UrbanTransportation (AMRUT)after former prime ministerAtal Bihari Vajpayee. Thescheme replaces theJawaharlal Nehru UrbanRenewal Mission

(JNNURM), which wasintroduced by the previousUnited Progressive Alliancegovernment. AMRUT willbe implemented in 500cities and towns, each witha population of 100,000and above. Under AMRUT,states will be given thefreedom of designing theirown schemes. They willonly need to submit anannual action plan to theCentre for broadconcurrence, based onwhich funds will be released.The central government willnot appraise individualprojects. “Central assistance

will be to the extent of 50%of project cost for cities andtowns with a population ofup to 1 million and one-thirdof the project cost for those

with a population of above1 million. Central assistancewill be released in threeinstalments in the ratio of20:40:40 based on

achievement of milestonesindicated in State AnnualAction Plans. AMRUTseeks to lay foundation to

enable cities and towns toeventually grow into smartcities,” said a governmentstatement. Under the smartcity mission, an electionpromise of the BharatiyaJanata Party (BJP), each of100 cities will get centralassistance of Rs.100 croreper year for five years. Thecities will be selected througha ‘city challenge competition’.“Each state will shortlist acertain number of smart cityaspirants as per the norms tobe indicated and they willprepare smart city proposalsfor further evaluation for

extending central support,”said a statement released bythe ministry of urbandevelopment. Key focusareas of the mission includeclean water supply, sanitationand solid wastemanagement, efficientmobility and public transport,affordable housing andgovernance. The CabinetCommittee on EconomicAffairs (CCEA) alsoapproved central fundingunder AMRUT to theprojects sanctioned underJNNURM that have notbeen completed.

Marital rape: Government of India saysit’s legal for a husband to rape his wife!

Agency : New DelhiThe government, in all theirinfinite wisdom, todaydeemed that marital rapecannot be made a crime inIndia. Minister of State forHome Haribhai ParathibhaiChaudhary said: ‘It isconsidered that the conceptof marital rape, asunderstood internationally,cannot be suitably applied inthe Indian context due tovarious factors, includinglevel of education, illiteracy,poverty, myriad socialcustoms and values,religious beliefs, mind-set ofthe society to treat themarriage as a sacrament.’He was replying to a writtenquestion of DMK MPKanimozhi in Rajya Sabha.So basically what the GOIis telling us is f#ck a womanand her basic rights, the

values that society holdsdear, no matter howregressive, are far moreimportant! ‘The LawCommission of India, whilemaking its 172nd Report onReview of Rape Laws didnot recommendcriminalisation of marital rapeby amending the exceptionto Section 375 of the IndianPenal Code and hencepresently there is no proposalto bring any amendment tothe IPC in this regard,’ the

Minister said. I’ve said itbefore and I will say it againbut our legal system is acomplete ass. How else doyou explain the fact that it’sa crime for two consentingadults of the same sex toengage in coitus but ahusband can do whatever hewants with his wife! Whoneeds Fifty Shades of Greyand the liberal west’sconcept of BDSM when ourIndian values could putChristian Grey to shame!

BJP lawmaker and Bollywoodactor to stage a play for Parliament

Agency : New DelhiPopular Bollywood actorParesh Rawal, a BJPlawmaker from Gujarat, willstage a Hindi play Kishan vsKanhaiya along with histroupe at the Balyogiauditorium in Parliamentcomplex on Wednesday.The show is exclusively forthe MPs and is reportedlyon the theme of film Oh MyGod, a satirical comedy.Notice to MPs The urbandevelopment ministry hasissued notices to as many as32 lawmakers who havenot vacated their rooms inthe Ashoka Hotel when theyare not staying in Delhi.These lawmakers usuallyhave been allowing their staffor relatives to use the roomswhen they travel to theirconstituencies. This isagainst the rules. MPs will

be provided five star hotelaccommodation only if theyare not allotted governmenthouses. The notice hadsome sobering effect on theerring parliamentarians asmany of them havediscontinued the practice.Shivraj Singh Chouhan hasmore reasons to cheer now.

At the meeting of the BJPparliamentary party, theMPs were asked to step upthe offensive against theCongress over the Vyapamscam as the specialinvestigation team (SIT)probing the case had foundthat the evidence providedagainst the Madhya Pradesh

chief minister and his wifewere fake and fabricated. InTuesday’s meeting, UnionFinance Minister ArunJaitley and ParliamentaryAffairs Minister VenkaiahNaidu briefed the MPsabout the party’s strategywith the Parliament sessionentering a crucial phase andthe government reiterating itscommitment to ensure thepassage of the LandAcquisition Bill. Tea breakdebate Justice Anil R. Daveof the Supreme Court hasutilised the adjournment pleafiled by defence lawyerManohar Lal Sharma in theNirbhaya case to drivehome a point. He saidjudges never got time for teabreak once a proceedingstarts unlike lawyers whoare free till their case is heardor after it is over. Train pe charcha: Rahul’s PR timing is

perfect but will it win Punjab for Cong?Agency : Chandigarh

It was an image makeoverexercise alright. And for achange neither the Congressnor Rahul Gandhi made amess of it. The fact that BJPchose to launch a personalattack on him after Rahulvisited the grain markets inPunjab, dodging thequestions he raised on theplight of farmers should bea matter of satisfaction forboth. So what was differentthis time? The party kept itsimple, unostentatious.Congress refrained fromallowing the personality ofthe Gandhi scion overwhelmthe issue on hand. Farmershad their space with Rahulwithout local Congressleaders falling over eachother to be seen close tohim. If there was a bigger

message to be conveyed topeople, the party did itsubtly. Perhaps it was adeliberate move at providinga contrast – BJP’s mascotNarendra Modi’sflamboyant, overconfidentapproach to the easy-going,straight from the heart onefrom Rahul. He did not fly toPunjab. He didn’t even takethe ‘elite’ Shatabdi Express.Instead, he travelled in thegeneral bogey of the‘ordinary’ SachkhandExpress to interact with thePunjabis. He was dressedsimply. During the journey,he was photographed talking

with fellow passengers. Heeven held a child in his lap.This seemed to go well withthe co-passengers and themedia. He got down from thetrain at Ambala station andcontinued the rest of thejourney to Punjab by road.He appears to have got thetiming right. Earlier, he wouldhave been ridiculed forputting up a show ofsimplicity. This time it’sdifferent; there’s context.When he visited Dalit housesearlier or spent nights inhomes of the poor, it wasmore of a private matter. Thefarmers’ issue makes his tripsacross the country morepolitically meaningful. It alsohelps that he is in theopposition. It allows himmore elbow room tooperate.

Nepal earthquake: India rescues moreforeign nationals under 'Operation Maitri'

Agency : KathmanduRescuers in Nepal havepulled a man from thewreckage of a buildingwhere he was stuck for astaggering 80 hours after thedevastating earthquake thathit the country Saturday. Hissurvival is unusual, asexperts say it’s rare forinjured people who aretrapped to hold out forlonger than 72 hours after adisaster. The man, RishiKhanal, was saved after aFrench search and rescueteam found him under therubble on the outskirts ofKathmandu, the capital,around noon Tuesday, saidPushparam K.C., aspokesman for the Armed

Police Force of Nepal. Theteam used specialized gearthat detects signs of life, hesaid. But it took about 10more hours for the Frenchteam and police officers todig him out, the spokesmansaid. A police video of therescue showed the teams

drilling through concrete toreach Khanal’s location andthen hauling him up throughthe hole. They then carriedhim out of the ruined buildingon a stretcher. “It seems hesurvived by sheerwillpower,” said AkhileshShrestha, a doctor who

treated Khanal, accordingto the Reuters news agency.Khanal, 28, was possiblysuffering from a broken leg,Reuters reported. His storyof survival isn’t the only oneto emerge from the terribledestruction wrought by thequake, which has killedmore than 5,000 people. A4-month-old baby wasrescued from a destroyedbuilding in the town ofBhaktapur at least 22 hoursafter the quake struck, thenewspaper KathmanduToday reported. A Nepalimilitary team had failed tonotice the child during itssearch but returned after hiscry was heard, thenewspaper said.

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DAYThose with multiple wives are 'five times

more likely to suffer heart disease'Having a wife can improve a man's chances of a long life- but having more than one can seriously damage hishealth, research shows. A study into the health effects ofpolygamy has found men who had up to four wives werenearly five times more likely to suffer heart disease. Pre-vious research has shown that people who are marriedsuffer less stress, are physically more active and have abetter diet. But very little research has been done on theimpact of polygamous marriages allowed by Islam or eventhe Mormon church. Dr Amin Daoulah, a cardiologist atthe King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centrein Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, said: 'There is evidence thatmarried people have better overall health and longevity -but until now no study has assessed the effect of po-lygamy on cardiovascular health. 'Men who practice po-lygamy have up to four concurrent wives who can residein the same or different regions but do not normally re-side in the same house. 'Polygamy is practiced mainly inNorth and West Africa, the Middle East, Central Asiaand Southeast Asia.' The study, presented at the AsianPacific Society of Cardiology Congress 2015, examinedthe relationship between the presence and severity ofcoronary artery disease and number of wives. Research-ers analysed patients suffering from angina referred tofive hospitals in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emir-ates. The 687 married men in the study had an averageage of 59 years. Of them, 56 per cent had diabetes, 57per cent had high blood pressure and 45 per cent had apast history of coronary artery disease. Roughly two-thirds of the men had one wife (68 per cent) while 19 percent had two wives, 10 per cent had three wives and 3per cent had four wives. Men with more than one wifewere more likely to be older, live in a rural area, have ahigher income and have a history of coronary artery by-pass grafting. Dr Daoulah said: 'Polygamy may be morefrequent in rural areas because it is more culturally ac-ceptable and getting married at a young age is morecommon. 'Also there was a higher percentage of na-tional citizens residing in rural areas compared to urbanareas. 'Men with multiple wives have to be well sup-ported financially, and although Saudis and Emiratipeople are supported by their governments, polygamistsmay need more than one income. 'They may thereforetake on extra employment or have the added pressureof travelling daily to urban areas for higher paid work.'The research showed that men who practiced polygamyhad a 4.6-fold increased risk of coronary artery dis-ease and a 3.5-fold increased risk of Left Main Dis-ease - narrowing of the left main artery. They also had a2.6-fold elevated risk of Coronary Microvascular Dis-ease, which effects the walls of small blood vessels inthe heart. Dr Daoulah said: 'We found an associationbetween an increasing number of wives and the sever-ity and number of coronary blockages. 'This could bebecause the need to provide and maintain separatehouseholds multiplies the financial burden and emotionalexpense.

“It is considered that the concept of marital rape, as understood internationally, cannotbe suitably applied in the Indian context due to various factors, including level ofeducation, illiteracy, poverty, myriad social customs and values, religious beliefs,mindset of the society to treat the marriage as a sacrament,”

- Kapilkumar M. HirparaEditor

- minister of state for home, Haribhai Parathibhai Chaudhary said.

Why is Priyanka Choprafollowed by someone??

Agency : New DelhiBeautiful actress PriyankaChopra is currently busy inshoots for her upcoming film‘Bajirao Mastani’ directedby Sanjay Leela Bhansali,where she plays as a role ofa Marathi princess Kashibai.But from our trusted sourcesit is reported that PriyankaChopra has a follower whofollows the actress when-ever she goes out, even onthe sets or dubbing. He isnone other than Priyanka’sdiction trainer. Priyanka hasto learn the slang andMarathi language clearly.Since Priyanka is playing asa role of a Marathi princessin this film, She has to at-tend Marathi lessons be-fore the shooting starts. ButPriyanka has to minimizeeven minute mistakes toplay this role perfectly inthis film. So she was always

followed by a Marathi dic-tion trainer. A trusted sourceclose to film unit says,“Priyanka’s trainer is al-ways present on the setswhenever she is shooting.Since her training was in-termittent because she wasshuffling between India

and the US for her othercommitments, Priyankatook special permissionfrom the makers to allowher trainer to be presentduring her dubbing ses-sions for the film to ensureher diction and pronuncia-tions are authentic.”

‘Ghayal Once Again’: MeenakshiSheshadri to make a comeback?

Agency : MumbaiIf this turns out to be true,then this will be good newsfor all fans of MeenakshiSheshadri. Buzz has it thatthe actress who ruled thescreen in the late 80s andearly 90s will make acomeback with ‘GhayalOnce Again’, oppositeSunny Deol. The film in

question is a sequel to 1990blockbuster ‘Ghayal’, a filmwhich gave Sunny his firstNational Award (SpecialJury). The beautiful actress,who left the film industry adecade and a half backand settled abroad, is re-portedly in talks with theproducer of ‘Ghayal OnceAgain’. Meenakshi, who is

known for her powerfulportrayal of ‘Damini’, wasequally famous for herdancing skills and acting.And now her comebackmovie is making headlines,we just can’t wait to see heron the silverscreen and thattoo with our belovedPunjab-da-puttar SunnyPa.

Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt’s movieto go on floors in February 2016

Agency : New DelhiSpeculations have been rifeabout Ayan Mukerji’s nextstarring his good friends AliaBhatt and Ranbir Kapoor.The movie, which report-edly is said to be a superhero flick, is finally set totake off in February2016.“Once Bombay Vel-vet is out of the way, Ranbirwill finish Anurag Basu’sJagga Jasoos and ImtiazAli’s Tamasha in two sched-ules as both are expected tohit the theatres this year.When he recently met with

his team to chart out his planfor 2016, Ayan’s film wasthe first to get a slot as RKis really excited about play-ing a caped crusader.” Themovie, which is scheduled

to release in December2016, is being planned as atrilogy and both Ayan andRanbir are involved in de-veloping the character’sback story.

Pooja Batra set to make her debut in Punjabi filmsAgency : Mumbai

'Virasat' and 'HaseenaMaan Jaayegi' actor PoojaBatra, who has been awayfrom Bollywood for al-most a decade, isnow making herPunjabi filmdebut with' K i l l e rPunjabi'.The LosAngeles-based ac-tor, 41,will beseen in' K i l l e rPunjabi', aromantic-action movie, where sheplays a nurse, who unknow-ingly falls in love with a pro-fessional killer. "Killer

Punjabi has been an amaz-ing experience for me, rightfrom the creative to acting.This is my first Punjabi movie

and I am very excited aboutit. It is set in Los Ange-les," Pooja said in a state-ment. The actor, whokeeps shuffling from LA

to India, recently shotthe poster stills of thefilm that is currentlyin its post-produc-tion stage. 'KillerPunjabi' is pro-duced by Ravproductions, a

C a n a d i a nproduction

houses.Pooja

will

also be seen in upcomingVarun Dhawan-ShraddhaKapoor starrer dance dramaABCD 2.

I'm both Hindu and Muslim: Salman Khantells court while deposing in Arms Act case

Agency : JodhpurBollywood star SalmanKhan was nonplussed whena judge in Jodhpur askedhim on Wednesday abouthis caste but he quickly gath-ered his wits and replied thathe was both “Hindu andMuslim”. Khan also toldchief judicial magistrateAnupama Bijlani that he hadbeen framed in a case reg-istered against him under theArms Act over the shootingof some endangered ani-mals in 1998. The actor ap-peared in the court to recordhis statement in the case. Aspart of the process, Khanwas required to answerquestions about his father’sname, profession and caste.The court witnessed an in-teresting exchange when thejudge asked Khan to statehis caste. Khan was con-fused by the judge’s ques-tion and someone in thecourt suggested he shouldsay he was a Muslim. Theactor then said he was bothHindu and Muslim. “My fa-ther is Muslim and mymother is Hindu,” Khansaid, speaking in Hindi.

Later, the judge read out thestatement of four prosecu-tion witnesses and askedKhan for his statement.Khan told the judge he wasinnocent and had beenframed by officials of theforest department. Hiscounsel sought more timefrom the court to presentwitnesses in Khan’s de-fence. The court fixed May4 as the date for the nexthearing. During the last hear-ing on April 17, the judgehad directed Khan to ap-pear in person. Khan ar-rived in court at around 10am as a large crowdthronged the premises to geta glimpse of the star. Hisbodyguards entered thecourtroom but were pushed

out by policemen. The caseunder the Arms Act pertainsto an arms licence for twoweapons, a revolver and a.32 rifle, that Khan was car-rying during the shooting ofthe film “Hum Saath SaathHain” in 1998. The prosecu-tion contended that Khan’sarm licence expired on Sep-tember 22, 1998 and hehad not renewed it. Khanand some other members ofthe cast of the film were ac-cused of shooting threeChinkaras and a BlackBuck at Kankani, nearJodhpur, on October 1,1998. The prosecution con-tended that Khan used thetwo weapons to shoot theanimals, a charge denied bythe actor.

Deepika Calls Kangna To Clear Mis-understandings, Ends ‘Cold War’

Agency : New DelhiBollywood’s leggy lassDeepika Padukone has ap-parently called ‘Queen’Kangna Ranaut to clear themisunderstandings betweenthe duo. If reports are to bebelieved, Deepika called upKangna who is currently inManali with her parents toend the ‘cold war’. It allstarted early this year when

Deepika dedicated heraward to Kangna for herhighly acclaimed perfor-mance in ‘Queen’, whichdidn’t go well with Kangnawho was expecting a per-sonal acknowledgementfrom Deepika. Kangna waseven heard quoting that mostof her contemporaries andthe members from the filmfraternity called her person-

ally to congratulate her in-cluding Priyanka Chopra,Shah Rukh Khan, SalmanKhan, Aamir Khan andAmitabh Bachchan. Butseems that Deepika wantedto end this misunderstandingand so she took the initia-tive to call Kangna. Accord-ing to a report in a leadingdaily Kangna confirmed thenews.

I gifted Remo D'Souza theABCD title: Terence Lewis

Agency : MumbaiAce choreographer and re-ality show judge, TerenceLewis is back with Jugnee -a contemporary dance festi-val that starts today and willrun till May 3. Ahead of hisworkshop, Terence took outsome time to discuss allthings dance. Actually, withso many reality shows onTV, we feel it's become easier

for people to get platformsto showcase their talent. Butwhat about the people whodo not want to face the cam-era? Thinking about them, Ithought I needed to dosomething. I wanted to dosomething to take it further. Iam already part of the larg-est dance festival in Viennaand they helped me put allthis together.

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SPORTS ROUNDUPIPL - 8 : 2015

BCCI bans KKR's Sunil Narine from bowling offspinners in IPL 8Agency : Chennai

Sunil Narine's return from abowling ban didn't last toolong. The spinner, whomade his comeback tocricket with Indian PremierLeague (IPL) side KolkataKnight Riders, has nowbeen banned from bowlingoffspinners after being re-ported for suspect action on22 April. Narine, who hasplayed five times for KKRthis season, made a returnto competitive cricket witha new action and hasn't beenvery successful either —picking up two wickets atan average of 73.50. Narinewas praised by players andthe media alike for retaininghis 'mystery' despite thechange in action — but theofficials spotted something

awry in the match againstSunrisers Hyderabad. Thesubsequent verdict is: "Pur-suant to this report, Mr.Narine visited the SriRamachandra Arthroscopyand Sports Sciences Cen-tre (SRASSC) in Chennaifor a biomechanical analy-sis of his bowling action. TheBCCI Suspect BowlingAction Committee? has re-viewed the evidence of thematch footage and theanalysis provided bySRASSC. Following theprovisions of the IPL Sus-pected Illegal Bowling Ac-tion Policy, the committeehas concluded that Mr.Narine’s bowling action forhis off-spinner, contravenesLaw 24.2 (as read withLaw 24.3) of the Laws of

Cricket and therefore theplayer is now banned frombowling the off-spinner inmatches organised by theBCCI, including the IPL.He may however continue

to bowl his other deliveries(the knuckle ball and thequicker straight ball)," saida BCCI statement. Narinewasn't picked for KKR'ssixth match and it remains to

be seen whether he playsagain for the defending cham-pions. If Narine bowls theoffspinner again this season,then the on-field umpireswould apply Law 24.2 andcall no ball and, at the end ofthe match, would issue a fur-ther report. "Pursuant toclause 3.4 of the IPL Sus-pected Illegal Bowling Ac-tion Policy, the player wouldin such circumstances auto-matically be suspended frombowling in BCCI-organisedmatches," the statementadded. Narine may undergoa course of bowling rehabili-tation and take correctivemeasures to ensure that hisaction does not contraveneLaw 24 and may then re-quest a further official as-sessment by the committee.

BCCI mulls early SGM to oustN Srinivasan as ICC chairman

Agency : New DelhiThe BCCI's new regimeunder Jagmohan Dalmiya'sleadership is exploring theoption of an early SpecialGeneral Meeting (SGM) inits bid to oust N Srinivasanas the Board's representa-tive in ICC. In order toreach a decision on oustingSrinivasan, an SGM needsto be called and Dalmiyaalong with Secretary AnuragThakur is exploring that op-

tion. However, they are yetto decide on a date as ofnow as the members need tobe given three weeks ofcalled on May 24, the dayof IPL final. Incidentally, LalitModi was suspended afterthe final of IPL 3 in 2010.This comes a day after theinternal feud within the BCCItook an ugly turn with BoardSecretary Thakur launchinga stinging attack on ICCChairman Srinivasan, saying

that he should actually shareinformation on bookies withhis own family members"whose involvement in bet-ting has been proved". A dayafter ICC issued an advisoryto Thakur to stay awayfrom suspected bookies, theBCCI secretary hit back atSrinivasan through an openletter in which he questionedthe timing of the "counter of-fensive" initiated at the be-hest of the ICC Chairman.

Enjoy bowling to Indian batsmenbecause they really test your craft: Hogg

Agency : New DelhiKolkata Knight Riders'(KKR) Australian spinnerBrad Hogg on Wednesdaysaid he enjoys bowlingagainst Indian batsmen whotest the mettle of spinnersowing to their traditionallysuperior technique againsttweakers. "I really enjoybowling to Indian batsmenbecause they really test yourcraft. In the last 20-30 yearsthere hasn't been anAustralian spinner who hascome here and dominated

the batsmen," "It is good totest your skills against thebest and that is why you playthe game." His team, KKR,were beaten by 2 runs byChennai Super Kings (CSK)in an Indian Premier League(IPL) match here onTuesday. When asked ifbowling in powerplay istougher than in the slogovers, he said, “I am notsure what it tougher, eachscenario has a different setof challenges. It depends onwhat kind of wicket there

is.” "This one wasconducive to spin and I gotaway with it. Sometimeswhen you bowl in the firstsix overs, the batsmantakes extra risk and you canget rewarded. It can alsodamage your bowlingfigures. One commonfactor in both scenarios iskeeping your nerve," the44-year-old added. Whenhe took the field in Chennaifor KKR, at 44 years and81 days, Brad Hoggbecame the oldestcricketer to play in the IPL."It is amazing to be backplaying in the IPL. I am justfortunate to be still playingat my age. I have had astop-start career and it hasbeen a bit of a fairytale tostill keep going," he said."My teammates at KKRare a great bunch of blokesand I am enjoying being apart of it all." He termed histryst with KKR anenriching experience.

Mohammad Hafeez’s ton helps Pakistan end Day 2on high against Bangladesh in 1st test at Khulna

Agency : KhulnaPakistan finally came out oftheir mild poor start to theTest series on the openingday of the first Test of thetwo-match Test seriesagainst Bangladesh, atSheikh Abu Naser Stadiumin Khulna on Wednesday.Mohammad Hafeez‘scentury and Wahab Riaz‘sthree-wicket haul putBangladesh on the backfoot on Day 2 as both theteam are well positioned towin this encounter, atpresent. Earlier, Bangladeshbatsmen, Mushfiqur Rahim

and Shakib Al Hasan startedthe day with the score on236 for the loss of four asthey finished on Day 1.However, they lost wicketsin a flurry at the closingstages before lunch andwere eight down for 325.Shortly after the lunch, theywere bundled for 332, withMohammad Shahiddismissed for 10 by WahabRiaz and Rubel Hossain,being the last man to bedismissed by the same man.Imrul Kayes was the highestscorer of the team with 80runs, while Wahab was the

highest wicket-taker in theinnings with a figure of 3 for55. Following Bangladesh’sinnings, it was Pakistan’sturn as the openers, in theform of Hafeez and Aslamwalked out and batted goodas they put-up the opening50-run stand. However,Aslam was dismissedshortly after the stand and itwas the pair of Hafeez andAzhar Ali, who took chargefor rest of the session asHafeez also scored his 11thhalf-century and Pakistanfinished on 84 for the lossof one at tea.

We got the team balance correct: David Warner

Agency : MOHALIAn elated SunrisersHyderabad skipper DavidWarner on Mondayexpressed happiness at hisside getting the balance right

in their victorious outingagainst Kings XI Punjab inan Indian Premier Leaguematch at the Punjab CricketAssociation Stadium.Warner said it is difficult to

choose from the paceweaponry he has at hisdisposal, especially withSouth African Dale Steynand New Zealand's TrentBoult in the dug-out. "It'schallenging to pick one out ofSteyn and Boult, we try to getthe balance right which we gotright tonight," Warner said atthe post-match presentationceremony. Sent into bat,Hyderabad put on 150/6 butthen restricted the Kings to130/9 in their 20 overs, thuspocketing an easy 20-runwin. "I thought 160 was par.Mine was a key dismissal andthe boys bowled fantasticafter that.

IPL 8: Rajasthan Royals seekredemption against high-flying RCB

Agency : BengaluruHumiliated in their previousface-off this season, tabletoppers Rajasthan Royalswill be desperate to seekrevenge against resurgentRoyal ChallengersBangalore in their IPL 8fixture at Bangalore onWednesday. In the earliermeeting between the twoteams last week, RCBmauled Rajasthan Royals bynine wickets with 23 balls tospare after restricting theShane Watson-led side to apaltry 130. And comeWednesday, the crushingdefeat would be high on the

minds of RR. RajasthanRoyals are presently sittingatop the table with 11 pointsfrom eight games with fivewins, two loses and one noresult. RCB, on the otherhand, are lying fourth with sixpoints from as many games.After registering fiveconsecutive wins, RajasthanRoyals suffered two back-to-back defeats and wouldbe keen to return to winningways. For RR, AjinkyaRahane, the leading run-getter this season, andAustralian Steve Smith havebeen in fine form with the batand the team would look on

the duo to post a big total.To add to it, skipperWatson's all-round finesseand Deepak Hooda's blazingstrike-rate (208.92) makeRajasthan Royals lookmenacing. On the bowlingfront, 43-year-old leg-spinnerPravin Tambe has impressedall and sundry and has pickedup six scalps so far thisseason. With the presence ofChris Morris and JamesFaulkner, Rajasthan Royals'pace department also look insafe hands. For RCB, it hasbeen a mixed bag tournamentso far, recording three winsand as many loses.

Oberoi Realty Q4 profit seenup 19.5% to Rs 92 cr: Poll

Agency : New DelhiOberoi Realty's fourthquarter consolidated profitafter tax is seen rising 19.5percent to Rs 92 croreagainst Rs 77 crore in theyear-ago period, accordingto a CNBC-TV18 poll. TheMumbai-based real estatecompany will announce itsearnings on Thursday.Revenue is likely to increase14 percent to Rs 250 croreduring January-Marchquarter compared to Rs220.5 crore in thecorresponding quarter oflast fiscal. Operating profit(EBITDA) may climb 19.7percent year-on-year to Rs150 crore and margin mayexpand 420 basis points to61 percent in the quarter

gone by. Analysts expectanother stable quarter,broadly in line with Q3.They expect cash flows toimprove on the back ofbetter pre-sales during thequarter. In Q4, pre-sales areexpected at Rs 1,100 croreagainst Rs 300 crore in Q3,driven by strong response toMulund launches (Eterniaand Enigma). Also, revenuerecognition may come fromPrisma project in JVLRduring the quarter. Even firsttenants of Commerz II areexpected to generate rentalsin Q4 onwards. The realtycompany is awaitingapproval for launch ofprojects at Andheri andBorivali, which is likely inH1FY16.

Black Money: ED attachesassets worth over Rs 9,000 cr

Agency : New DelhiIn a major action againstblack money hoarders andmoney launderers, theEnforcement Directorate(ED) has attached assets tothe tune of Rs 9,003 croreand filed 173 charge sheetsin the financial year 2014-15. The agency, as part ofits efforts to crack down onillicit funds in India andabroad, in the last yearregistered a mammoth 400percent rise in the numbersof assets attached, over500 percent increase in thenumber of criminal FIRslodged, over 600 percentmore numbers of arrestsmade of people suspectedto be involved in launderingcrimes and more than 200percent jump in the filing ofprosecution complaints orcharge sheets as comparedto the 2013-14 fiscal. Theagency which probesfinancial crimes under twoprime laws of thePrevention of MoneyLaundering Act (PMLA)and the Foreign ExchangeManagement Act (FEMA)along with some old casespending under the repealedForeign ExchangeRegulation Act (FERA) hasbroken all records oflodging complaints andprosecuting the accused offinancial frauds, hawala and

money laundering. A reportprepared in this regard, alsoaccessed, has beensubmitted to the SpecialInvestigation Team (SIT) onblack money and theFinance Ministry. Thereport states the ED, underPMLA, attached assets tothe tune of Rs 9,003.26crore, registered 1,326PMLA FIRs, arrested 52people on launderingcharges and filed a total of173 charge sheets during2014-15. Also, it issued atotal of 492 attachmentorders and got 355confirmed from theAdjudicating Authority ofthe PMLA, the firstappellate body against anorder issued by the EDauthority. The value ofattachment of assets in thelast year saw a 407 percentrise as compared to1,773.41 crore during2013-14, over 600 percentrise in arrests made ascompared to seven duringthe last correspondingperiod and 214 percentrise in filing of chargesheets as compared to 55during 2013-14. Theagency is one of the mostimportant departments onthe high-powered panel ofthe SIT with ED DirectorRajan Katoch as itsMember.

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Tata Power commissions 24MW wind farm in Gujarat

Sunvilla News, Ahmedabad

Tata Power, India’s largestintegrated power company,today announced thesuccessful commissioning of24 MW wind farm atRojmal in Gujarat throughits subsidiary, Tata PowerRenewable Energy Limited(TPREL). The total capacityof the project is 54 MWand with this commissioning,Tata Power attains thelandmark milestone of 511MW through wind energy.Tata Power’s total installedcapacity, today, stands at8750 MW and the cleanand renewable energycapacity at 1383 MW. The24MW wind capacity isexpected to generateapproximately 52 MUs peryear. Tata Power’s windfarms are located across theleading wind resource statesincluding Maharashtra,Rajasthan, Gujarat, TamilNadu and Karnataka. TheCompany is evaluatinggrowth opportunities in

these states, as also inAndhra Pradesh andMadhya Pradesh, throughorganic and inorganicmeans. The Companycontinues to pursue avenuesto add clean and renewableenergy generationcapacities to increase itsportfolio. Speaking on thecommissioning, Mr. AnilSardana, MD and CEO,Tata Power, said, “We aredelighted to have crossedthe 500 MW milestone forour operating wind capacitywith the commissioning ofthe 24 MW at Rojmal. Thisis one of the many key

milestones in our endeavorto generate 20-25 percentof Tata Power’s totalgeneration capacity fromclean energy sources. Theclean energy project is wellin line with our corebusiness value of sustainablegrowth, and will furtherenhance and increase ourclean energy footprint. Asalways, we take thisopportunity to extend ourhearty appreciation to theGovernment of Gujarat andall our stakeholders for thesupport extended inmaking this projectsuccessful.”

Clean chit to AbhayChudasama in encounter cases

Sunvilla News, Ahmedabad

Senior Gujarat Police Officer Abhay Chudasama has beengiven clean chit in Sohrabuddin Sheikh and Tulsi Prajapatiencounter case. Chudasama’s discharge plea has beenapproved by Special CBI Court in Mumbai today.Chudasama is out on bail in this case. He was suspendedfrom police force after his arrest, but when he receivedbail he was taken back on job.

NOC to railway line work near RankiVav only after alignment change:GoI

Agency : New DelhiThe National MonumentsAuthority (NMA) hasdecided to recommendgrant of No ObjectionCertificate for repair andrenovation of an abandonedMeter Gauge Railway linenear Rani Ki Vav, Patan(Gujarat) only after aproposal for an alternatealignment was submitted byRailways as permissibleunder rules and guidelinesfor heritage monuments.This information was givenby the Union Minister ofState for Culture(Independent Charge),Tourism (IndependentCharge) and Civil Aviation,Dr. Mahesh Sharma in reply

to a starred question inRajya Sabha today. Rani KiVav was added to the list ofWorld Heritage Sites ofUNESCO in June last year,the Minister disclosed. TheMinister said that after theperusal of the originalapplication submitted byWestern Railways, it wasobserved by the NMA thatthis project involvesconstruction work of railwaytrack and it will adverselyaffect the protected site,hence, being in a prohibitedarea, as the distance of theproposed site of constructionrelated activity from the mainmonument was 67 metersand from the protectedboundary wall of the

monument was 13 meters.Accordingly, NMA decidedthat the proposedconstruction was notpermissible and the Railwaysmay explore the realignmentmore seriously. Dr MaheshSharma further explainedthat several meetings wereheld between officials ofRailways, NationalMonuments Authority andArchaeological Survey ofIndia to sort-out the issueand Railways submitted aproposal for renovation ofabandoned MG Railwayline near Rani-ki-Vav onanalternate alignment. Thiswas considered in the121st Meeting held on10.04.2015 and during themeeting it was decided torecommend grant of NOCfor renovation ofabandoned MG railwayline on alternate alignmentsubject to ASI clearancewith reference to thedossier submitted toUNESCO.

SC modifies HC order grantingbail to Narayan Sai in rape case

Agency : New DelhiThe Supreme Court todaymodified the Gujarat HighCourt order granting interimbail to Narayan Sai, who isin jail in connection with arape case, saying he wouldbe enlarged only after thedate of operation of hismother is fixed. The HighCourt, on April 16, hadgranted three weeks’ interimbail to Sai, son of jailed self-styled godman Asaram, forattending the proposedsurgery of his motherLakshmiben for a cervicalspinal chord ailment, at ahospital in Ahmedabad. Abench of justices T S Thakurand R Banumathi, modifyingthe order of the High Court,

said that the accused can beenlarged only after the“treating doctor” will fix thedate of operation of hismother. The order came ona fresh plea of Gujaratpolice seeking cancellationof interim bail, granted toSai, on various groundsincluding that the accusedmay tamper with evidencein the case in which chargesare yet to be framed. “Whatare your apprehensions?,”the bench asked. AdditionalSolicitor General TusharMehta, appearing for thestate, said the followers ofthe accused who are“misinformed” may createproblems for the police atthe time of his surrender.

Gujarat RSS workers to raisefund for earthquake-hit Nepal

Sunvilla News, Ahmedabad

Over 16,000 RSS workersfrom Gujarat will raise fundsfor quake-torn Nepalvictims and help in the reliefand rehabilitation works.Gujarat RashtriyaSwayamsevak Sangh mediain-charge Pradeep Jain toldreporters here today that themassive fund collectiondrive will be held on May 1across the state. “Gujarathas experienced the samepain in the past. We knowour people would definitelyunderstand the grief ofearthquake victims in Nepal.On May 1, around 16,000workers will raise funds atmajor public places across

the state, so as to enablemore and more people tomake their contributiontowards the cause,” he said.So far, RSS has sent a teamof 50 doctors in Nepal. Inaddition, around 10,000

rugs, 10,000 tent coversand dry snacks for relief,Jain added. “As of now, wehave not sent any of ourGujarat worker there, as weare coordinating withNepal-based Hindu

Swayamsevak Sangh(HSS), which is backed byRSS, for relief and rescuework. One of our seniorleader is already there tosupervise the work. Wemight take a call later tosend workers (to Nepal) asper need,” said Jain. Thecentral leadership of RSS isalso working a long termstrategy for the rehabilitationwork in Nepal. “Looking atthe devastation, we believethat relief and rescue workwill continue for more thana month. Thus, RSSleadership will devise a longterm strategy and decide onthe number of volunteers andexperts required to be sentthere,” Jain added.

Five youths drown in Tapi river in GujaratCorrespondent, Surat

Five youths drowned inTapi river after they went totake bath in the river nearVaghecha village here, firebrigade official said today.The youths identified asPratik Manji, Utpal Sakhiya,Hardik Mistry, BhargavKantharia and BrijeshSabhiya, all in the age groupof 21-22 years andbelonging to Kamrej areafrom Surat, officials ofBardoli fire brigade said.“All of them were close

friends and used to work forprivate firms in Surat. Afterarriving at Vaghecha forpicnic last afternoon, theywent to take a bath in Tapiriver passing from thevillage,” said fire officer ofBardoli T B Gadhvi.“Though villagers warnedthem to stay away from thedeep waters, they ignoredtheir warning,” he said. Laterduring the night, when theseyouth did not return to theirhomes, their relatives cameto Vaghecha in search of

them. “Since it was almostmidnight when we receivedthe call, we have started ouroperation in the wee hourstoday and fished out bodiesof these five youths,”Gadhvisaid. “They might havemisjudged the depth of theriver and died afterdrowning during lateevening, when there was noone around to help them,”he added. Bardoli policehave registered a case ofaccidental death andinvestigations are underway.

Gujarat BJP MLAs to donateRs 69,40,000 to PM Relief FundSunvilla News, Gandhinagar

State Cabinet meetingchaired by Gujarat ChiefMinister toda decided thatChief Minister, Ministers,Assembly Speaker,Deputy Speaker, ChiefWhip and all BJP MLAwill donate Rs. 69,40,000to Prime Minister’s Relief

Fund in order to extendhelp to Nepal earthquakevictims. SpokespersonMinister Nitin Patel saidGujarat has also sent25,000 food packets incoordination withGovernment of India’sNational DisasterManagement Authority.

Karnavati Club’s Sports Complex sealed by AMCSunvilla News, Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad MunicipalCorporation has latelysealed a sports complex ofKarnavati Club on SGHighway in Ahmedabad.The Sports complex wasbuilt without permission ofAhmedabad MunicipalCorporation(AMC). It wasto be opened on 1st May.Karnavati Club has alsobeen in controversy forconstruction of GoldenGlory hall on government

land. The club spent croresof Rupees for constructionof Sport Complex and evendecided its opening on 1st

May. However no planapproval was sought fromthe AMC for this complex.Even Building Usepermission was not sought.As a result, AMC hadslapped notice underBPMC Act section 260(1)and asked the club to replyin 7 days period. However,Karnavati Club didn’t replythe notice, and produced nodocument to claim legality ofstructure. Karnavati Clubhowever continued to goahead with ongoing work atthe Sports Complex.

A new campus of Gujarat Forensic Science University

Sunvilla News, Gandhinagar

Gujarat caters to the first ofits kind University dedicatedto Forensic & InvestigativeScience, education acrossthe country. The foundationof Gujarat SciencesUniversity was laid by thePrime Minister of India andthe then Chief Minister ofGujarat, Shri NarendraModi, on the 10th ofOctober, 2011. The visionof the university is to fulfillthe acute shortage ofForensic experts, tostrengthen the Criminal

Justice Delivery System andmake this world a betterplace to live. Through thisuniversity they want to doresearch in the area ofForensic Science, CrimeInvestigation, Security,Behavioral Science,Criminology and impart highquality education. GujaratForensic SciencesUniversity has a Hi-TechGreen Campus with StateOf the Art Infrastructure.The University has a Greenand Environment friendlycampus where 70% of

electricity is generated bySolar Panels, centrally airconditioned class roomswith LCD andcomputerized boards,highly secured campus withCCTV Cameras andAccess Cards and WiFiconnectivity with CAT 7A

networks. The first batch isgraduating, on 29th April,15. Smt. Anandiben Patel –Chief Minister, Gujarat is theChief Guest and ShriRajnikant Patel, Minister ofthe State for Home will bepresent for the Convocationas Guest of Honor.

Illegal sand mining threatensheritage in Ahmedabad

Sunvilla News, Ahmedabad

Illegal sand and mud miningis rampantly taking placeclose to the once magnificentgarden called Fatehwadi thatwas built by famous sufi poetAbdur Rahim Khan-i-Khanan, one of theNavratnas of emperorAkbar. Illegal mining hasalso shaken the foundation ofthe already dilapidatedFatehwadi that is barely fourkilometres from Sarkhej

Roza. Fatehwadi haswitnessed massivevandalism and neglect overthe years. Sabarmati River,which took a sharp bend infront of the ancient site, isnow almost dried up and hasbecome the site of illegalmining over the past fewyears. Villagers allege thatillegal mining continuesthroughout the day. Seven to10 tractors are engaged intransportation.

Non teaching staff of GujaratUniversity threatens agitation

Sunvilla News, Ahmedabad

The 167 non-teachingemployees of the GujaratUniversity have threatenedto launch a dharna andagitation as the Stategovernment has once againrefused to heed in to theirdemand of extending thebenefits of the sixth paycommission to theemployees. Sources saidthat during the meeting of theall the vice chancellors ofthe Gujarat University withchief minister AnandibenPatel, GU vice chancellor

MN Patel raised the issuebut CM reportedly refusedpay any attention to thedemand. The issue wasagain raised by theemployees after the GujaratUniversity decided topromote 40 staffers of theuniversity keeping aside theissue of 167 non-teachingemployees of university whoare denied benefits of thesixth pay commission. thesixth pay commission tothese 167 employees will beborne by the GujaratUniversity.