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Woman’s World Pg13-20DESPATCH & COURIER

MUMBHAIVikas Sabnis

He is blaming a hailstormfor his head injury! Actually,

a brawl for the poll ticketis the real reason behind it.

BRASHAAPOUTSPOKEN ARVIND KEJRIWAL GETS ROUSINGRECEPTION ON FIRST LEG OF HIS STATE TOUR,AND A SPECIAL TRAIN FROM WESTERN RAILWAY

� No re-exam for Algebra! Pg 3

By A Staff Reporter

Hecame, he saw, he al-most conquered. AamAadmi Party (AAP)

chief, Arvind Kejriwal whokick-started his party's cam-paign in the state yesterday,received tremendous re-sponse in the city. However,the chaos created by AAP ac-tivists and supporters kepthim from making a smoothenough beginning. Kejriwal,who arrived around 10.30 amon a three-day tour of Maha-rashtra, was enthusiastically

‘Gujarat Crime Branchis misleading court’

Both Citizens for Justice and Peace andSabrang Trust's annual audited accountshave been filed, on time each year, withthe Income Tax office, CharityCommissioner’s office and the ForeignContribution Regulation Act (FCRA)authorities. None of these authorities havetill date found any irregularity in theaudited accounts filed by them, say TeestaSetalvad and her husband Javed Anand.

Full Report on pg 12

Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal comes out of Mumbai’s domestic airport, sits in an auto rickshaw and heads for the Andheri railway station. It is a crowded train ride to Churchgate, where metal detectors get toppled.

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By Shwetha Kannan

Astudy conducted in UK inNovember 2013 foundwomen to be more altruistic

than men with regard to charityand volunteering because theywere more empathic and find iteasier to see the world through theeyes of other people.While statisti-cal data to prove which sex is moregenerous in India might not beavailable, it would not be wrong tosay that Indian women, especiallymothers will not think twice to giveup on anything for their loved ones.Be it their career, money, propertyor even their organs. It has beenfound that at Narmada KidneyFoundation (NKF), more than 70per cent of the active transplant pa-tients have got a kidney from a ladydonor.Dr. Bharat Shah, Founder of NKF

and Director of Institute of RenalSciences, Global Hospital said, “Iwent through the data at NKF andfound out that out of the 369 trans-plant patients following upwithmesince 1990, 76 per cent had got akidney from a woman. This is howgivingwomen are. They don't thinktwice before helping their familymembers”, said Dr. Shah.On World Kidney Day today

(March 13), the ADC gets you sto-ries of elderly mothers who do-nated their kidneys to theirchildren and of a daughter whoowes the life she is leading today tohermother who at the age of 70, bydonating a kidney, gifted her a newlife.These smiling and full of life eld-

erly women on Wednesday spokeabout their lives after the surgeriesat a gathering at Global Hospital,Parel to increase awareness aboutChronic Kidney Diseases andaging, the theme of World KidneyDay, this year.

Anything for our children:Sita Sankarnarayan (74) from

Borivali donated her kidney to her42-year-old daughter Deepa inMarch 2013 when Deepa was diag-nosed with kidney problems inSeptember 2012.“She was on dialysis from Sep-

tember 2012 toMarch 2013 but sheused to frequently get fever andthat was not a good sign. So I de-cided that it is best that she under-goes a transplant and Iwas ready togive my kidney, provided the doc-tors found it suitable”, said Sita.“Which mother would think

twice to do anything that wouldhelp her child? I had absolutely noapprehensions. Yes, there werepeople who told me that after do-nating, my quality of life would beaffected. I will not be able to walk. Iwill have retina detachment andwhat not. But I never believed all ofthese because, I myself being edu-cated, knew that the donor doesnot face any danger as long as youare with the right doctor and are fitto donate. I went ahead and do-natedmy kidney.This was inMarch

2013. And look at me today. I am asfit as any other person here. In fact,I started doing household choresseven days after the surgery”, said a

smiling Sita who is a retired chem-istry professor from a reputed col-lege in Mumbai.Sixty eight-year-old Lalitha

Menon, another doting motherfrom Malabar Hill who always be-lieved in leading a healthy lifestylesaid, “Keeping myself healthy haspaid off. I could donate a healthykidney tomy sonwhowas 48whenhe underwent the transplant inApril 2013”.Lalitha who was diagnosed with

cardiac issues fifteen years ago andhas a pacemaker, was ready to do-nate her kidney but was worriedthat her cardiac problemmight notlet her do so. But given the healthylifestyle she has been maintaining,the doctors found her perfectly fitfor a kidney transplant and a happymother was all set to give her sonher kidney.

Mom's the world:“Mymother lives inme”, said 68-

year-old Leena D'Silva from Ban-drawho underwent a kidney trans-plant in 1997.“Who would say that I had un-

dergone a transplant? I am ab-solutely fine. I owe this to mymother who donated her kidneywithout a thought”, said Leena.All threewomenhad one thing to

say. Transplant definitely is a betteroption than dialysis as life getsback very close to normal after atransplant and donating kidneydoes not harm the donor in any-way.“Have faith in your doctor, go

ahead and donate. Nothing will gowrong with you”, said Sita andLalitha. Leena said, “My motherdonated her kidney when she was70. She passed away a few years agodue to old age.While she was alivenothing went wrong with her be-cause of the donation. She livedwell”.

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CITY

Will Arvind Kejriwal'sMumbai visit have animpact on the voters

in the city?

Readers wishing to participate in ‘Opinions’ may sendus their name, day-time telephone number with apassport-size photograph to letters@afternoondc.in

Your Subject line must be: opinion

Varsha GaneshEntrepreneurYES.This visit is boundhave someimpact. Butwhether it will benegative orpositive, one has to wait till hisMaharashtra tour ends.

by Dr. Prem Gupta(9820045774/9930318119,www.drpremgupta.com)

Punit BhavsarWorkingProfessionalYES.With electionaround thecorner, such visitsmight make apositive impact, especially onpeople who have hopes fromAAP.

Suresh RajaBankerNO.People who havemade up theirminds on whichparty to vote forwill not beaffected. The indecisive onesmight get influenced.

Amey JajuWorkingProfessionalNO.Every politician ismaking suchvisits. What is sospecial aboutKejriwal's visit?

Swati RaghavanWorkingProfessionalNO.This is a routineactivity forpoliticians to dobefore elections.

VASTU TIP OF THE DAY

OPINIONS

There should not be abathroom at the end of a

long corridor.

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Women more generousin kidney donation

Mother-daughter duo: Sita Sankarnarayan and her daughter Deepa. Both are doing fine now.For my sunny boy: Lalitha Menon whodonated her kidney to her son Sanjay.

From mother...with love: Leena D'Silvawho got a kidney from her 70-year-oldmother in 1997.

Joint Charter Nite Celebration of Zonta Club of Bombay I & II

The 55th Anniversary of Zonta Club of Bombay I and the 35th Anniversary of Zonta Club of Bombay III was celebrated onWednesday at Hotel Diplomat. The Woman of the Year Award 2014 was given to Miss Meher Banaji, Founder Director of HappyHome School For The Blind and to Neera Saggi, First Lady President of Bombay Chamber of Commerce & Industry by Zonta Clubof Bombay I & III respectively. Encouragement Award 2014 was presented to Shruti Hetamsaria, a differently-abled adult. ChiefGuest Ztn. Dilruba Ahmed graced the occasion. Seen in the picture (from left): Ztn. Mahzaver Dalal, Neera Saggi, Ztn. Ajaz Syed,Ztn. Dilruba Ahmed, Ztn. Mahrukh Karbhari, Meher Banaji and Shruti Hetamsaria.

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Impossible is may be to comparethe thousands of InternationalWoman's Day celebrations held inthe city, but the Diocesan Councilof Catholic Women (DCCW), whichcelebrated a golden jubilee of“Glorious work” in Bandra lastSunday, certainly tried.

They tagged a 21st Valentine DayAnnual Special to coincide, threw inmore than 300 women (only over50 years!), added some interestingguests of honour, including popularBJP man Ashish Shelar and theCEO of Citizen's Bank GitaAndrades, and then, for some

added piquancy, a “pharoah” morethan 6 feet tall, named Luke, topreside over the show.He played the part to the hilt,

shamelessly wooing all theparticipants and sending some ofthem into a semi-swoon ofembarrassment mixed with delight.But nothing could take away from

the seriousness of the work thatthey do. The DCCW wasestanlished in 1964 during the

Eucharistic Congress in Mumbai asa registered Public Trust workingfor the welfare of women, childrenand the aged irrespective of class,caste or religion. As the currentpresident, Phil Fernandez put it, theaim is to motivate Catholic womenin self-reliance, self confidence etc,helping them realise theirpotential, thus empowering themand helping reach other womenand children in need.

Over the years, it has organizedseminars, workshops, events forthe aged, the handicapped and thedisadvantaged, interfaith prayerservices, visits to orphanages andjails. It has raised funds to build ahome at Zadpoli in Thane district,holds Christmas parties for slumchildren, and concentrates largelyon outreach programs.And it makes sure to hand out

the good times as well, to everyonethey come into contact with.

She said it!Flavia Agnes, feminist, activist,legal scholar and activist, advocateand co-founder of the legalresource group Majlis, has a sharpresponse to those sniggering aboutRahul Gandhi and his dependenceupon the “women's empowerment”mantra during his interview withthe biggest foghorn in the media.He used the words 31 times.

That's 31 times that women'sempowerment has been invoked bya prominent personality ontelevision. For the rest, it's a joke.

Please AAP chale jaon!That's the chant invoked by abunch of angry commuters caughtin the stampede in Churchgateyesterday which caused chaos andbrought down three scanners in thegeneral scrimmage surrounding theAAP star Arvind Kejriwal.The average Mumbaikar likes his

campaigns on the roads, thougheven there he would prefer to seethem out early in the morning orlate at night. And never, neverinterfere with his trains!For punishment, Kejriwal should

be forced to board a Virar Fastgoing to Churchgate at morningpeak hours, preferably fromAndheri. And no, he is not to get atrain to himself, but travel hangingout of the door, his mufflerfluttering in the breeze.

Pharoah Luke at the DCCW function in Bandra “terrorising” a participant with his attentions and making sure she enjoys herself.

The fun side of a serious goal

Brash AAPContinued frompg 1 «

welcomed by the hundreds of AAPworkers and supporters who hadgathered outside the domestic ter-minal of Mumbai's ChhatrapatiShivaji International Airport. Kejri-wal took an auto rickshaw to And-heri railway station to board a localtrain to Churchgate.After a 48-rupee rickshaw ride,

Kejriwal climbed the staircase ofthe station's bridge during rushhour. As a Churchgate-boundlocal arrived on the platform, theAAP leader and his supportersbarged into the already crowdedtrain. When the reached Church-gate, there was a mad rush bycommuters and onlookers,jostling for a glimpse of Kejriwal.Many people, including somefrom the media, were seen strug-gling to stay upright as Kejriwalmade his way outside the stationto head for a private fundraiser atNariman Point. The metal detec-tors at Churchgate railway stationgot toppled in the heavy rush asAAPworkersmade their way out.Agroup of youths waved black flagsat Kejriwal as he was leaving the

station. The protestors said theydid not belong to any organisationbut were students who wereprotesting against Kejriwal's al-legedmediamanagement as seenin a leaked video of him, in whichhe appears to tell a news anchor tohighlight parts of his interview.Nevertheless, in their exuber-

ance, AAP workers allegedlycaused some damage to publicproperty. According to the police,Kejriwal and his supporters com-mitted several traffic violationsduring the road show. After a smallcorner meeting at Colaba in theSouthMumbai constituency fromwhere party candidate MeeraSanyal is contesting, Kejriwalmarched for a two-hour road-show, from the historic AugustKranti Maidan to Khilafat House,an equally historic venue.The for-mer Delhi CM got a huge re-sponse.In the evening he left for

Mankhurd where he addressedthe AAP's rally in the constituencyof Medha Patkar. Today (Thurs-day), he will be taking a flight toNagpur and campaign in Bhan-dara and Chandrapur.On Friday, he will campaign for

Anjali Damania, who is contestingfrom Nagpur against senior BJPleader Nitin Gadkari, ending histour with a rally in Nagpur.

No re-examfor Algebra!By Yatin Ingle

On Tuesday, when the Alegbrapaper was suspected to have

been leaked, SSC students are nowworried as they are expecting therewould be a re-exam on the subject.However, though there is no con-clusion in the case yet, board offi-cials have stated that there wouldno re-examination for the subject.The Mumbai division had for-warded its report to the Maharash-tra State Board of Secondary andHigher Secondary Education (MSB-SHSE), which will take a final deci-sion over the case.

By Vishnudas Sheshrao

The Aam Admi Party's (AAP) LokSabha elections campaign rallythrough the city allegedly causedinconvenience to the regular com-muters, with the party flouting traf-fic rules and causing damage torailway property onWednesday.Metal detector frames placed at

gates of Churchgate station after26/11 blasts were uprooted and itsparts were seen dissembled due tothe large crowd of people gatheredhere. However, railway officials jus-tified that it was just an accident be-cause of uncontrolled crowd so nocomplaint has been filed againstanyone.AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal was

seen climbing a railway compoundwall at Andheri station to addresshis party workers who had gatheredon the road for which he did nothave an official permission.On arrival at Chhatrapati Shivaji

International Airport in the morn-ing, he embarked in an auto rick-shaw to reach the railway station.Kejriwal was seen in the autowith

four other partymembers including

him (making it five people in anauto, counting the driver). Police of-ficials said, “Carrying capacity of anauto is only three passengers”.In a crowded train to Churchgate,

the AAP chiefmanaged to get awin-dow seat too.Due to a huge crowd, two door-

frame metal-detectors were up-rooted at Churchage station.Western Railway Public RelationOf-ficer (PRO) Nitin David said, “Two

door-frame of metal detector hadfallen down. Railway teams putthem in place and both frames areoperational now. No complaint hasbeen failed”.

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I, Ajay Kumar Sethi havechanged my Daughter’s namefrom Anshita Ajay Sethi, to‘Anshita Sethi’ as perMaharashtra Govt. Gazette No.(U- 67133) Dated: 13/02/2014.

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I have changed my name fromShaikh Zakia Sultana AbdulRahim, to ‘Zakia Javed Baig’ asper Affidavit Dated:12/03/2014.

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I have changed my name fromRashid Rafiq Salmani, to‘Rashid Ahmed Salmani’ as perAffidavit Dated: 12/03/2014.

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I have changed my name fromRasamali Vajidali Shaikh, to‘KasimaliVajidali Shaikh’ as perAffidavit Dated: 13/02/2014.

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I have changed my name fromVaishali Lawoo Sawant toMansi Mangesh Rane as perAffidavit dated 12th March’2014.

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I have changed my name fromNaeema Bano Nirwan toNaeema Bano Nirban as perAffidavit dated 12th March’2014.

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I have changed my name fromNajma Bano MohammadAamin Nirwan to Najma BanoMohammed Amin Nirban asper Affidavit dated 12thMarch’ 2014.

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I have changed my name fromMohammad Aamin Nirwan toMohammed Amin Nirban asper Affidavit dated 12thMarch’ 2014.

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I have changed my name fromMiss. HetalMayur Joshi to Mrs.Hetal Paras Shah as perAffidavit dated 05th March’2014.

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I have changed my name fromMr. Mayur Naramdas Joshi toMr. Jayendra Gadkari as perAffidavit dated 05th March’2014.

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I have changed my name fromMiss. Meenakshi Raghuvanshito Mrs. MeenakshiRaghuwanshi as per Affidavitdated 10th March’ 2014.

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I have changed my name fromMunna Lal Raghuvanshi toMr.Munna Lal Raghuwanshiasper Affidavit dated 10thMarch’ 2014.

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I have changed my name fromMrs. Asha Raghuvanshi toMrs. Asha Raghuwanshi as perAffidavit dated 10th March’2014.

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I have changed my name fromAnirudh Komrayya Lingampillaito Aniruddha KomrayyaLingampelli as per Affidavitdated 11th March’ 2014.

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I have changed my name fromBhavna Brijesh Darji toBhagvati Brijesh Darji as perAffidavit dated: 10March 2014.

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I have changed my name fromPradeepkumar ShrinivasAgrawal to Pradeep ShrinivasAgrawal as per Affidavit dated:12 March, 2014.

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I have changed my name fromMeena Shridhar Chavan to PritiPrakash Kamtekar as perAffidavit Dated: 15-February,2014.

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I, Hasina Begum Jartaf DuraniHave Changed My Name toHasina Zartaj Durrani Vide anAffidavit Dt. 12-03-2014.

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I, Jartaf Durani Have changedmy name to Zartaj SartajDurrani Vide an Affidavit Dt.12-03-2014.

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I have changed my name fromPriti Chowdhury to Priti Sen asper Affidavit.

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I have changed my name fromPushp Kala Valli Tewar toPushpa KalaValli Thevar as perAffidavit.

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I have changed my name fromVijay RekhilalMalhotra toVijayRikihilal Malhotra as perAffidavit.

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I have changed my name fromAbbasali Mushakshab Shaikhto AbbasMushak Shaikh as perAffidavit.

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NOVENA PRAYER TO ST. JUDE..Jude— O Holy St.Jude, Apostle andMartyr, great invirtue and rich inmiracles, nearkinsman of jesusChrist, faithfulintercessor of allwho invoke your

special patronage in time of need, toyou I have recourse from the depth ofmy heart andhumble beg to whom God has givensuch great power to come to myassistance. Help me in my presenturgent petition, in return I promise tomake your name known and causeyou to be invoked.Say three Our Fathers, three HailMary’s and three Glory be’s.St. Jude pray for us and all whoinvoke your aid. Amen.(Publication must be promised.)(This Novena has never been knownto fail. This Novena must be said for 9consecutive days)

P.V.

By Neel Shah

In the ongoing probe intothe murder and rape of 23-year-old techie EstherAnuhya, investigators haverecovered severalmaterialsand articles of the de-ceased for corroboratingevidence against the mainaccused. The recovered ma-terials have been sent toforensic laboratory for DNAanalysis, said police.These materials include a

pair of spectacles, a jeans

pant, twoT-shirts and a caprispant, informd the policeadding that these materialswere recovered at the behestof themain accused identifiedas Chandrabahan Sanap (28).

The investigators havebeen unsuccessful in recover-ing Anuhya's laptop whichSanap had thrown in a riverbetween the Ambivali andSahad railway stations whilehe was on his way to Nashik.

A team of 20 officials fromMumbai's crime branchwereinvolved in the search opera-tion along with 45 men and40 recruits led by ACP PrafulBhosale.

Meanwhile, the policehas recorded the state-ments of the Bhatjis (per-

son who performs puja intemple) fromTrimbakeshwarand Nashik.During the interrogation,

the police learnt that out ofthe two mobile phones usedby the accused, one belonged

to a brothel owner in GrantRoad area of South Mumbai.The brothel owner identifiedthe accused pointing that hehad visited the brothel on theevening of Anant Chatur-dashi last year.Also sent to the forensic

laboratory for DNA testingare the blood, nail clippingand semen of the accused.Sanap has given his consentto undergo psychology testsand potency test apart fromother tests.Anuhya was allegedly kid-

napped and then killed bySanap on themonring of Jan-uary 5, when she had landedat Lokmanya Tilak Termiusrailway station in Tilak Nagarat Chembur. Sanap was re-cently arrested from the cityby Mumbai's crime branch.

neel.shah@afternoondc.in

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CITY 05

A special 21-page Jamshedi Navrozesupplement is being brought out in theAfternoon Despatch & Courier issue ofMarch 18.

Please book your copies in advance asthere is matter that enthrall not only ourParsi/Irani patrons, but also all ourregular readers.

To celebrate this 'festive spring season'with pomp and grandeur we give youinsights and information about variousrestaurants, cafes and outlets, moviesthat are the rage, Parsi nataks, and mostimportantly, interesting profiles of notableZarathushtis from all walks of life.

Jamshedi Navroze Greetings to allParsi/Irani Zarathushtis.

By Khushboo Panjabi

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corpora-tion (BMC) has pulled down 4,391 ille-gal banners, posters and hoardings

across the city within aweekwith the electioncode of conduct kicking in. Three-fourth ofthese banners were of political parties.Mohan Adtani, additional municipal com-

missioner said, “A team has been formed toremove all the illegal banners in every wardand the deadline for the completion of thiswork is today (Thursday). The civic body isalso photographing the advertisements ondisplaywhichwill be used as a proof while fil-ing FIRs against offenders”.Sharad Bande, superitendent of BMC's li-

cense department said, “Offenders are iden-

tified based on their names put up in thehoardings and accordingly a letter is sent tothe police for further action”.The civic authority in co-ordination with

the political parties had to implement a pol-icy that would prevent proliferation of ban-ners across the city. Leaders of variouspolitical parties had already cleared the pol-icy last year. But the BMC has failed to ap-prove the administration’s draft policy tillnow.Mayor Sunil Prabhu said, “There are a few

problemswhich need to be recitifiedwith thedraft policy so that it can be passed. It is likelyto be approved after the Lok Sabha elections”.Samajwadi Party leader Rayiz Shaikh (can-

didate for the Lok Sabha elections fromNorth-East) has alleged that the civic admin-

istration has delayed the approvals evenwhen the group leaders are ready for it.A senior BMC official added, “The High

Court categorically has banned all hoardingsexcept a few negotiations and the policy is al-ready ready but I do not know about anydelay in the approval process”.Bande added, “The FIRs are still getting

filed in various wards by the licence inspec-tors, but it takes time as the verification hasto be done before a prosecution is carriedout”.As per the court's order inMarch last year,

the civic authority has removed around40,000 illegal hoardings, banners andposters – more than 70 per cent of whichwere political.

khushboo.panjabi@afternoondc.in

Celebrating an eco-friendly Holi‘Mumbai Goes Green’ is promoting a dry and eco-friendly

Holi festival in an effort to conserve water and soil

Highrise permit:State, BMC and2 CHS told tofile affidavits

By A Staff Reporter

The Bombay High CourtonWednesday directed

the Maharashtra govern-ment, Brihanmumbai Mu-nicipal Corporation (BMC)and Shubhada andSukhada housing societiesin Worli, to file their affi-davits in reply to a petitionalleging corruption in per-missions granted to thesebuildings. RTI activist AmitMaru had filed the PIL al-leging several rules werefloutedwhile granting per-mission to the multi-storeyed Shubhada andSukhada buildings, hometo several politicians.A division bench of Jus-

tices Anoop Mohta and MS Sonak directed the twosocieties, the state and theBMC to file their affidavitsin reply within four weeks.

By Gayatri Sahasrabuddhe

With the state facing a ter-rible drought (one of the

worst in 40 years) impactingaround 1/5th ofMaharashtra,'MumbaiGoesGreen', a socialenterprise, is promoting a dryand eco-friendlyHoli in an ef-fort to conserve water andsoil. Around 3,905 villages in12 districts of MarathwadaandWestern Maharashtra arealready facing an acute short-age ofwater. It's timewewakeup and do our bit in any waywe can.'Mumbai Goes Green' has

been selling eco-friendlycolours for the last two years,with this year being the thirdyear of sale. Normal colourssold in the market are pre-pared from harmful sub-stances such as acids, mica,glasspowderandalkalis.Theseingredients are not easilydegradable and are not easily

removed from waste water byconvential waste water treat-ments. These colours alsocause serious skin complica-tions and allergies. Colours by'Mumbai Goes Green' are 100per cent organic and naturalandmade fromvegetablesandnatural ingredients like Haldi,Kumkum, Indigo,Rice, andAr-rowroot causing no harm tothe skin. Mana Chatterjee, Di-rector, 'Mumbai Goes Green',who has been tirelessly pro-moting the cause said, “Thecolouryougetoutside is cheapand toxic and full of chemicals.Our colours need 50 per centless water to wash off thanother colours sold in the mar-ket. They are completely nonchemical anddonotharmfishin thewater”.According toChatterjee, the

response this year has beenvery good, with the enterpriseselling 500 kgs of colour to thepublic with more sales ex-

pected in the next few days.She points out though, thatmany Mumbaikars get dis-suaded by the price and arelooking for cheaper options.She added, “We need to stepup.We can only be successfulif Mumbai pitches in. We aretrying to changeMumbaikars'lifestyle. We want to make adifference together. We needto leave some earth for ourchildren”.You can order these colours

from www.mumbaigoes-green.com or by calling9821627416/9892465173. Youcanbuy five colors (500grams)for Rs.250 and avail of homedelivery inMumbai at a nom-inal chargeofRs.50 andacrossIndia (delivery will take twodays).You can also help byspreading the word and jointhem on Facebook atwww.facebook.com/Mumbai-GoesGreen

gayatri@afternoondc.in

Investigators send recovered materials to forensic lab

BMC hurriedly removesbanners from across city

TECHIE MURDER CASE

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I have changedmy name fromNurjhanHaji Khajasab toNishaShrikant Mahajan as perAffidavit.

C-39565

I have changedmy name fromShafiq Ahmed Hussain MianPatel toMohd Shafiq HussainmiyaPatel as per Affidavit.

C-39566

I have changedmy name fromManisha Laxman Sukeen toManisha LachhmanShownkeen as per Affidavit.

C-39567

I have changedmy name fromLaxman Sukeen to LachhmanShownkeen as per Affidavit.

C-39568

I have changedmy name fromSureshkumar Mohanlal Mal toSuresh Mohanlal Mal as perAffidavit.

C-39569

I have changedmy name fromJigna Suresh Mall to JignaSuresh Mal as per Affidavit.

C-39570

I have changedmy name fromSureshMohanlalMall to SureshMohanlal Mal as per Affidavit.

C-39571

I have changedmy name fromBalvindar Yadav to BhoopendraYadav as per Affidavit.

C-39572

I have changedmy name fromNazmunnisa Usmanali toSiddiqui Najmunisa MunirAhmed as per Affidavit.

C-39573

I have changedmy name fromRupesh Kumar MukeshSharma to Rupesh MukeshSharma as per Affidavit.

C-39574

I have changedmy name fromSumalatha Dawson to FebahMartin as per Affidavit.

C-39575

I have changedmy name fromAnil Tufani Jaiswar toAnilkumarTufani Jaiswar as perAffidavit.

C-39576

I have changedmy name fromPravinkumar ChandrakantSuryavanshi to PravinChandrakant Gurav as perAffidavit.

C-39577

I have changedmy name fromJagadish Himmatrao Bedse toJagdish Himmatrao Bedse asper Affidavit.

C-39578

I have changedmy name fromMr. Feroz Khan Sanaullah toMr. Feroz Alam Sanaullah Khanas per Affidavit.

C-39579

I have changedmy name fromMs Pavithra ShivramaBhandari to Pavithra ShivramaBhandary As per Affidavit.

C-39580

I have changedmy name fromGupta Rahul Uttamchand toGupta Rahul Uttam as perAffidavit.

C-39581

I have changedmy name fromPrakash Jhamnadas Bhojraj toAnil Jhamandas Purswani asper Affidavit.

C-39582

I have changedmy name fromJhamnadas Bhojraj toJhamandas Purswani as perAffidavit.

C-39583

I have changedmy name fromMr.Sadiqhe Mohd HussinShaikh to Mr.Sadik HusainShaikh as per Affidavit dated25/02/2014.

C-39584

I have changedmy name fromShabnam Razzak Baig toShabnamMohammedMansurShaikh as per Affidavitdated:12/03/2014.

C-39585

I have changedmy name fromSaira Bi Umer Khan to SairaUmer Khan as per Affidavit.

C-39586

I have changedmy name fromHarsha Navinchandra Jain toHarshika Deeptan Lodaya asper Affidavit.

C-39587

I have changedmy name fromHuzoor Alam to Huzoor AlamSayyed as per Affidavit.

C-39588

I have changedmy name fromZaibunissa MohdYunus Khatrito Jebunisa Yusuf Khatri asper Affidavit.

C-39589

I have changedmy name fromMr.Santosh Kumar Pal toMr.Santosh Pal as per DeedpollAffidavit No-KL 242695.

C-39590

I have changedmy name fromDaaniyal Zahir Hasan Shaikhto Daniyal Zahir Hasan Khanas per Affidavit.

C-39591

I have changedmy name fromShabana Ismail Mina toShabana Hasan Patel as perAffidavit.

C-39592

I have changedmy name fromHajatay Musharaf AbdullahFakih to Musharraf AbdullahFakihHajatay as per Affidavit.

C-39593

I have changedmy name fromShahin Abdullah Hajatay toShaheen Abdullah FakihHajatay as per Affidavit.

C-39594

IMotherMsPreetiTiwariHavechanged my minor son namefrom Aarav Suresh Sharma toAarav Tiwari as per Gazette NoU-39591.

C-39595

I have changedmy name fromVilasani Sadashiv Kambale toUma Avinash Diwakar as perAffidavit.

C-39596

I have changedmy name fromMahesh Bajaj to MaheshKumar Bajaj as per Affidavit.

C-39597

I have changedmy name fromRamwater Bajaj to RamawatarBajaj as per Affidavit.

C-39598

I have changedmy name fromNirmala Kumari Chiranji LalBidawatka to NirmalaMaheshKumar Bajaj as per Affidavit.

C-39599

I have changedmy name fromAtulbhai Lalseta to AtulkumarLalseta as per Affidavit.

C-39600

I have changedmy name fromZuleikha Ibrahim Jummani toZuleikha Bachoo Jummani asper Affidavit dated 12-03-2014.

C-39601

I have changedmy name fromSabiha A. Raouf Mulla toSabiha Abdul Rauf Mukadamas per Affidavit Dated12.03.2014.

C-39602

I have changedmy name fromAbdul HusainMullaHatimbhaiBaksha to Abbas Hatim Baxaas per Affidavit dated12.03.2014.

C-39603

I have changedmy name fromAbdul Majid Shaikh to AbdulMajid Iqbal Chaviwala as perAffidavit.

C-39604

I have changedmy name fromAnsari Mohmad SahdabMohamad Nasim to AnsariShadab Mohamad Nasim asper Affidavit.

C-39605

I have changedmy name fromNeha toNeha ShahMemon asper Affidavit.

C-39606

I have changedmy name fromBadsa Rashid Khan to BadshaRashid Khan as per Affidavit.

C-39607

I have changedmy name fromTabrez Sohrab Ahmad toTabrez Sohrab Momin as perAffidavit.

C-39608

I have changedmy name fromSohrab Ahmad to SohrabMomin as per Affidavit.

C-39609

I have changedmy name fromJaswantrai Mohanlal Vora toJaswant Mohanlal Vora as perAffidavit.

C-39610

I have changedmy name fromSwarup Shashikant Kakade toSwaroop Shashikant Kakde asper Affidavit.

C-39611

I have changedmy name fromNirmal Shanmugam. Mudliarto Nirmal ShanmugamMudaliyar as per Affidavit.

C-39612

I have changedmy name fromK. Shanmugam Mudliar toShanmugam Mudliyar as perAffidavit.

C-39613

I have changedmy name fromS. Thilogum to ThilagamShanmugamMudaliyar as perAffidavit.

C-39614

I have change my name fromAboo Baker to Khan AbubakarNizamuddin as per Affidavit.

C-39615

I have change my name fromSonde Irham Mukhtar to DalviElhaam Muazzam as perAffidavit.

C-39616

I have change my name fromBandarkar Fatima Bi Sulemanto Bade Fatima Mohiddin asper Affidavit.

C-39617

I have changedmyname fromVijay Gaba Shirsath to VijayGaba Shirsat as per Affidavit.

C-39618

I have changedmy name fromShabina Akbar Patel toShabanabanu Mohd HussainShaikh as per Affidavit.

C-39619

I have changedmy name fromMelessa Delin Baptista toMelessa Gleason Creado as perAffidavit.

C-39620

I have changedmy name fromHaresh Sawant to HarishSawant as per Affidavit.

C-39621

I have changedmy name fromAbdul Kalam to Abdul KalamKhan as per Affidavit.

C-39622

I have changedmy name fromMunera Arif Khan to MuniraArif Khan as per Affidavit.

C-39623

I have changedmy name fromPriya Ramchand Mirchandanito Esha Shailesh Jagtiani as perAffidavit.

C-39624

I have changedmy name fromGirija Padmanabhan to GirijaDwayne Pinto as per Affidavit.

C-39625

I have changedmy name fromManisha Anant Bhosale toShraddha ChandrashekharParab as per Affidavit.

C-39626

I have changedmy name fromAmrit Krishna Parab to AmrutKrishna Parab as per Affidavit.

C-39627

We Senthil KumarThiruchitrambalam & GloriaSenthil Kumar changed ourchild name from AsherSheshan Mudliyar to SheshanSenthil Kumar as per Affidavit.

C-39628

I have changedmy name fromSenthil Balam Mudliyar toSenthil KumarThiruchitrambalam as perAffidavit.

C-39629

I have changedmy name fromPriyanka Senthil Kumar &Gloria Senthil Mudliyar toGloria Senthil Kumar as PerAffidavit.

C-39630

I have changedmy name fromRegilla Sandra Andrade toSandra Regilla Dsouza as perAffidavit.

C-39631

I have changedmy name fromThangamSachidanandanVermato Thangam SachidanandanVarma as per Affidavit.

C-39632

I have changedmy name fromMaithilee to Balbir KaurPatole as per Affidavit.

C-39633

I have changedmy name fromLijimole Hydrose to LijiMuhammad RafeeqThottathikudi as per Affidavit.

C-39634

I have changedmy name fromSandeep Kumar Singh toSandeep Anirudh Singh asPer Affidavit.

C-39635

I have changed my namefrom Mohammed ZararMohammed Ibrahim FitratTungekar to MohammedZarrar Mohammed IbrahimFitrat as per Affidavit.

C-39636

I have changed my namefrom Sabiha MohammedJarar Tungekar to SabihaMohammed Zarrar Fitrat asper Affidavit.

C-39637

I have changed my namefrom Tarakumari BhagvatilalJain to Tara Bhagvatilal Jain asper Affidavit.

C-39638

I have changedmy name fromWadeendra Nanjanagood toWadheendra Nanjangud asper Affidavit.

C-39639

I have changedmyname fromMehulkumar Shah to MehulShah as per Affidavit.

C-39640

I have changed my namefrom Vishal Pralhad Kambleto Vishal Pralhad Ghogavkaras per Affidavit.

C-39641

I have changedmyname fromAbdus Sami Pathan to SamirKhan Alikhan Pathan as perAffidavit.

C-39642

I have changedmyname fromBhanudas Joshwa to BhanudasJoshua as per Affidavit.

C-39643

I have changed my namefrom Mangal BhanudasJoshwa to Mangala BhanudasJoshua as per Affidavit.

C-39644

I have changed name fromKhalil Ahmed MohamedIbrahim to Khalil AhmedMohamed Ibrahim Sayyed asper Affidavit.

C-39645

I have changed my namefrom Reshma Abdul SattarBobarji to Ayasha Samir KhanPathan as per Affidavit.

C-39646

I have changed myname fromShaikh Husen to ShaikhMohammad Husain as peraffidavit.

C-39647

I have changed myname fromShaikh Muntaj Begam toShaikhMumtaj as per Affidavit

C-39648

I have changed my namefrom Smita Sharad mehta toSudha Sharad Mehta as perAffidavit .

C-39649

I have changed my namefrom Padmaja DheerendraRaichur to Varada Nanjangudas per Affidavit.

C-39650

I have changedmy name fromAshok Kumar to Ashok KumarKanojiya as per Affidavit.

C-39651

I have changedmy name fromRupali Harishchandra Shetyeto Shraddha Sachin Raut as perAffidavit.

C-39652

I have changedmy name fromPriteshkumar RameshbhaiDoshi to Pritesh RameshDoshias per Affidavit dated12/03/2014.

C-39653

I have changedmy name fromRajeev Sawarmal Adukia toRajiv Sawarmal Adukia as perAffidavit.

C-39654

I have changedmy name fromChheda HitenkumarNemjibhai to Chheda HitenNemji as per Affidavit.

C-39655

I have changedmy name fromSardar Mohd Kabir AbzalHussain to Kabir Hussain AbzalHussain Sardar as per Affidavit

C-39656

I have changedmy name fromGiri Ajaykumar Surendra toAjay Surendra Giri as perAffidavit.

C-39657

I have changedmy name fromGopichand Nilkanthrao Borseto Gopichand Nilkanth Borseas per Affidavit.

C-39658

I have changedmy name fromJijabai Ramdas Patil to JyotiGopichand Borse as perAffidavit.

C-39659

I have changedmy name fromRizwan Shaikh to AllauddinShaikh as per Affidavit.

C-39660

I have changedmy name fromShedage Ankush Appaji toAnkush Appaji Shedge as perAffidavit.

C-39661

I have changedmy name fromBharatkumar ShantilalMomaya to Bharat ShantilalMomaya as per Affidavit.

C-39662

I have changedmy name fromBanchanidhi Maharana toBanchhanidhiMaharana as perAffidavit.

C-39663

I have changedmy name fromMazhar Husain AbbasShamshul Hasan to MazharHusain Sayyed as per Affidavit.

C-39664

I have changedmy name fromRashmi Ramniklal Shah toRashmikant Ramniklal Shah asper Affidavit.

C-39665

I have changedmy name fromAndrea Libera to Andrea Archeras per Affidavit.

C-39666

I have changedmy name fromNajma Nadir Shekh to AyeshaNadir Shaikh as per Affidavit.

C-39667

I have changedmy name fromArvind Kumar to Arvind KumarThakur as per Affidavit.

C-39668

I have changedmy name fromMohammad Ajaz Rabbani toMohammad Ajaz RabbaniShaikh as per Affidavit.

C-39669

I have changedmy name fromAmina Begum Mohd Yunus toAmina Yunus Shaikh as perAffidavit.

C-39670

I Avani Alias Richa DeepakDharod have changed myname to Richa Deepak Dharodas perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:04/03/14.

C-39671

I Seemaben Champaklal Shahhave changed my name toSeema Dharmendra Shah asper Deedpoll Affidavit dated:11/03/14.

C-39672

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contd. on p. 8

By Zuber Ansari

Two employees – NitinJoshi (29) and Shekhar

Patil (30) – working in a shopin Hyatt Hotel, Kalina, wererecently thrashed by Dr.Naveen Rao, the owner of theshop (Mihaus, a luxuriousaudio visual shop) they wereworking for and nationalhead of the company CharuMakin. Rao and Charu alsoallegedly forced Joshi andPatil to file a false complaintagainst storemanagerManojLokhande for a monetaryfraud. The shop is situated inHyatt hotel, G8 and G9.Senior police inspector

Vinayak Mulay of Vakola po-lice station said, “We haveregistered a case against RaoandMakin under section 342wrongful confinement, 324causing hurt by dangerousweapon, 506 criminal intimi-dation and 34 common in-tention. Both the accused arenot arrested but are wantedin the case”.Joshi and Patil both have

worked for the company for

over seven years. Joshi said,“OnMarch 6, Rao andMakinbehaved in a weird way. Theybegan abusingme and Patil”.Patil said, “They called me

in a room began hitting mewith a rod. There are seriousbruises on my legs.” Joshisaid, “While I was bangingthe door and asked Rao toopen it, he came out and hitme with the same rod”.Meanwhile, Makin abusedthe two.Joshi said, “I suffer from a

heart disease. I have gonethrough angiography andwas begging for water. Raothen asked office boyBhushan Jadhav to bring ex-tremely hot water”.Later Joshi and Patil were

locked in a room and let offafter 9 pm.The next day when Joshi

and Patil came to work, Raoand Makin threatened themto file a complaint againstLokhande. Joshi said, “Theyforcefully took our signatureson a blank paper and lockedus inside the room. In theevening when they were not

present we somehow man-aged to free ourselves andwent straight toVakola policestation to register a com-plaint. There are CCTV cam-eras but Rao took away thehard disk”.Inhisdefense, Rao saidover

a phone call, “Lokhande hasdone fraudof several lakhs.Heis the mastermind. The twoemployees are taking his side.All allegationsare false. I neverhit them. I am not hiding andI am in Mumbai. The FIR isfalse.” PSI Deepak Shinde ofVakola Police station said thatafter verifying all the facts andmedical reports, anFIRwouldbe filed.

By Zuber Ansari

Sleuths of state Anti Cor-ruption Bureau (ACB)have arrested a Food In-

spector of Food andDrug Ad-ministration (FDA) fordemanding bribe from thecomplainant to help himquash the casewhich she hadregistered against him in Feb-ruary 2013.The Food Inspector was at-

tached to the FDA office inBandra at a senior post whileher colleague, Assistant Com-missioner, Food and Addi-tional Charge also allegedlyplayed a vital role in thecrime. The ACB is currentlyverifying his role.According to ACB sources,

the complainant in the casehas amilk distribution organ-isation in Ahmednagar but hesupplies milk in Thane andMumbai as well. In February2013, the FDA departmenthad registered a case againsthis organisation allegaingthat he supplies sub-standard

milk in the city.Food Inspector Sarla

Sachin Khatawkar asked himto meet Assistant Commis-sioner (Food-AdditionalCharge) Gautam VishwanathJagtap who demanded Rs.2lakh to help them out of thecase. The man paid a sum ofRs.1 lakh in advance but al-most after sixmonths (August2013), Sarla Khatawkar runghim up and asked him tomeet her at D' Mart Shop-pingMall inVashi demandingRs.50,000. The man thenforcefully paid Rs.25,000 toher, sources said.In December 2013, the

complainant was shockedafter he got a call from FDA-Bandra asking him to appear

for a hearing for the two casesregistered against him.Whenhe did appear, SarlaKhatawkar again demandedRs.2 lakh from him to quashthe case.This time the complainant

approached the ACB andlodged a complaint on Mon-day. The ACB onTuesday reg-istered an FIR after verifyingall the facts and nabbedKhatawkar while acceptingthe bribe in Vashi at NaviMumbai.“We are verifying the role of

Assistant Commissioner(Food-Additional Charge)Gautam Vishwanath Jagtap,because the complainant hasmentioned his name in thecomplaint”, sources added.

FDA Food Inspector held fordemanding bribe of `̀2 lakh

State ACB have registered an FIR against Sarla Sachin Katawkar and Gautam Vishwanath Jagtap

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Oshiwara police arrest man who changes IMEI numbers of robbed mobile phones

By Zuber Ansari

Since the past two years,the Oshiwara police have

been unable to trace the mo-bile phones being robbed inthe locality. They were sup-posedly unaware that it ispossible to change the Inter-national Mobile-stationEquipment Identity (IMEI)number of mobile phones.On Wednesday, the Oshi-

wara police solved this mys-tery and arrested a25-year-old software engi-neer who had changed theIMEI number of severalphones. This IT crime cameto light after a man namedAjit Shaikh, a businessman,approached the Cell Spotshop located in Sunshinebuilding at Lokhandwala tosell his mobile phone.“The accused Mayank

Kumar told me that I will beable to use the phone with-out any problem and do nothave to sell it in such a lowprice. He demanded Rs.1,000from me and said that I canuse the phone without being

detected”, Shaikh said.I suspected foul play and

did not reveal that the phonebelongs to me. After in-stalling some software,Kumar gave me the phone. Icame out of the shop and no-ticed that the IMEI numberof my phone had changed”,said Shaikh in his complaintto the police.After Shaikh approached

the police, he was asked to goback to Kumar as the officersneeded to nab him redhanded. “On Wednesday,Shaikh went back to Kumarand asked him to repeat it onanother phone. When Kumarinstalled the software we laida trap and arrested himunder various sections of theIT Act”, said PI BaburaoMukhedkar of Oshiwara po-lice station.Kumar has been working

for the shop since a fewmonths before which he usedto work for various mobileservice provider companies.The software that Kumarused to change the IMEInumber is called Jet 3x.

Owner beats up employeesof his shop in Hyatt Hotel

Owner wanted the two employees to file a complaint against the shop manager who, acording to the owner, had been involved in a fraud

The victims, Nitin Joshi and Shekhar Patil (2nd and 4th from left) with colleagues outside the Vakola PoliceStation. (Right) Charu Makin and Dr. Naveen Rao against whom an FIR has been lodged.

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I DharmendrakumarManubhai Shah have changedmy name to DharmendraManubhai Shah as perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:11/03/14.

C-39673

I Miss. Jalabala Shivling Parabhave changedmy name toMrs.Reha Rajendra Pednekar as perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:12/03/14.

C-39674

I Duryodhan have changed myname to Shamsher as perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:07/03/14.

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I Sanjiv Kumar Ramanlal Shahhave changed my name to Mr.Sanjeev Ramanlal Shah as perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:10/03/14.

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I Heenaben Sanjiv Shah havechanged my name to HeenaSanjeev Shah as per DeedpollAffidavit dated: 10/03/14.

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I Rajani Boob have changed myname to Rajani SampatkumarSomani as per DeedpollAffidavit dated: 14/02/14.

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I Girishkumar VallabhdasThakkar have changed myname to Girish VallabhdasThakkar as per DeedpollAffidavit dated: 12/03/14.

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I Jayshreeben PrabhudasDevani have changedmynameto Jayshree Girish Thakkar asper Deedpoll Affidavit dated:12/03/14.

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I Reethamma ThottumkalJoseph have changedmy nameto Rita DevasiaVallooran as perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:12/03/14.

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I Gangaben @ GeetabenGordhanbhai ShankarbhaiBrahambhatt have changedmyname to Barot Geeta Dinesh asper Deedpoll Affidavit dated:10/03/14.

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I Barot Dineshbhai Ratilal havechanged my name to BarotDinesh Ratilal as per DeedpollAffidavit Dated: 10/03/14.

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I Daarmistha Vishnu Mewadahave changed my name toDharmishtaVishnuMewada asper Deedpoll Affidavit dated:28/01/14.

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I Navinkumar Hiralal havechanged my name toNavinkumar Hiralal Jain as perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:11/03/14.

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I Rupa Rajesh Brahmbhatthave changed my name toRupal Rajesh Brahmbhatt asper Deedpoll Affidavit dated:10/03/14.

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I Vinodbhai Laxmidas Mistryhave changed my name toVinod Laxmidas Mistry as perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:16/01/14.

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I Mrs. Jyotiben Vinod Mistryhave changedmy name toMrs.Jyoti Vinod Mistry as perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:16/01/14.

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I Avnish Mayashankar Dwivedihave changed my name toAvnish Mayashankar Dubey asper Maharashtra GovernmentGazette No. X-17559 dated:01/10/2009.

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I Mr. Bhavinkumar IndralalShukla have changedmy nameto Mr. Bhavin Inderlal Shuklaas perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:12/03/14.

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I Mr. Indralal Ratanlal Shuklahave changed my name to Mr.Inderlal Ratanlal Shukla as perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:12/03/14.

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I Parubai Kalyan Pawar havechanged my name to ParvatiKalyan Pawar as per DeedpollAffidavit.

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I Kaniz Fatima Hashme havechanged my name to KanezFatima Hashme as perDeedpoll Affidavit.

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I Chandansingh Raisingh havechanged my name to ChandanSingh Raisingh Khatri as perDeedpoll Affidavit.

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I Rukminidevi Asulalji Lalwanihave changed my name toRukminidevi MadanlalGolecha as per DeedpollAffidavit.

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I Vijaya RamchandraGimhawanekar have changedmy name to Vijaya VijaySawardekar as per DeedpollAffidavit.

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I Pareshkumar DamjeeChhadawa have changed myname to PareshDamji Chhadvaas per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Damjee Karsi Chhadawa havechanged my name to DamjiKarsi Chhadva as per DeedpollAffidavit. C-39698

I Chitrarekha BhagirathTakawale have changed myname to Chhaya Suresh Jagtapas perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:12/03/14.

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I Sabbir Faqruddin Kachwalahave changed my name toShabbir Fakhruddin Kachwalaas per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Faqruddin AbbasbhaiKachwala have changed myname to FakhruddinAbbasbhai Kachwala as perDeedpoll Affidavit.

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I Munira Faqruddin Kachwalahave changed my name toSugra Fakhruddin Kachwala asper Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Parmar Manishkumar Kailashhave changed my name toParmar Manish Kailashchandraas per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Parmar Kailash have changedmy name to ParmarKailashchandra as perDeedpoll Affidavit. C-39704

I Dilip Parmar have changedmy name to Dilip KumarParmar as per DeedpollAffidavit. C-39705

I Firoz Ahmed Abdus Salimhave changed my name toFiroz Badshah Shaikh as perDeedpoll Affidavit.

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I Salim Abdul Shaikh & AbdusSalim have changed my nameto Badshah Shaikh as perDeedpoll Affidavit.

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I Gafura Salim Abdul Shaikh &Gaffurunnisa Abdus Salimhavechanged my name toGafunanisa Badshah Shaikh asper Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Mrs.Smita Joji Varghese havechanged our minor son’s namefrom Vadodil Joji Jeremy toVododil Jeremy Joji as perDeedpoll Affidavit.

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I Himaksha Satish Patel havechanged my name to HimaxSatish Patel as per DeedpollAffidavit. C-39710

I Mohamad Sajid GulamShaikh have changedmy nameto Sajid Gulam Shaikh as perDeedpoll Affidavit.

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I Patani Jayesh Babulal havechanged my name to JitendraBabulal Shah as per DeedpollAffidavit.

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I Charuben Vasantilal Dangihave changed my name toCharu Bharatkumar Sanghavias per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Bharatkumar PopatbhaiSanghvi have changed myname to BharatkumarPopatbhai Sanghavi as perDeedpoll Affidavit.

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I Mili Bharatkumar Sanghvihave changed my name to MiliBharatkumar Sanghavi as perDeedpoll Affidavit.

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I Chanu Bharatkumar Sanghvihave changed my name toCharu Bharatkumar Sanghavias per Deedpoll Affidavit.

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I Sameer Ahmad AzaruddinPathan have changedmy nameto Sameer Azaruddin Pathan asper Deedpoll Affidavit dated:12/03/14.

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I Mohammed Hanif havechanged my name toMohammed Hanif Khan as perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:12/03/2014.

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I Safir Abdul Kadar havechanged my name to ShafiAbdul Kadar Shaikh as perDeedpoll Affidavit dated:12/03/2014.

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I Sonia Rani Sohan Lal havechanged my name to SoniaSatish Shetty as per DeedpollAffidavit dated: 12/03/2014.

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We Mohammed HanimiyaKhokon & Mehboob BiMohammed Khokon havechanged our minor son’s namefrom Khokon MudhadsheerMohammed to KhokanMudhadshir Mohamad as perDeedpoll Affidavit. C-39721

I Kishori Waman Satam havechanged my name to ManaliRajesh Dalvi as per DeedpollAffidavit.

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I Nizamoddin Shaikh havechanged my name toNizamuddin Shaikh as perDeedpoll Affidavit.

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I Shabnum Shaikh havechangedmy name to ShabnamShaikh as per DeedpollAffidavit.

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By Prashant Hamine

BJP Kisan Morcha na-tional president and ex-MLCPasha Patel lashed

out at the state governmentfor announcingmeager aid tofarmers affected by hailstormand unseasonal rains thathave lashedmost parts of thestate since the last fortnight.Speaking to newspersonshere yesterday, he said thatthe Hooda committee ap-pointed by the Centre in 2010had in its report recom-mended that the governmentgive compensation ofRs.25,000 per hectare to farm-

ers affected by unseasonalnatural calamities. However,the state government insteadhas announced a compensa-tion of just Rs.4,500 perhectarewhichwill not recoverthe huge losses that farmersin 28 districts of the state havesuffered.Patel, an agricultural expert

himself, argued that crops in14 lakh hectares in 28 districtshave been destroyed by un-seasonal hailstorm and rain-fall. He said that the Hoodacommittee had recommendedto the Centre on granting aidwhile taking into account thelife-span of horticulture crops

like grapes, pomegranates, ba-nanas as some crop varietiestake a longer duration to bearfruits. Patel stated that whilethe per hectare yield of somecrops like cereals and pulsesranges between Rs.60,000 toRs.65,000, the governmentwas offering an aid rangingbetween Rs.4,500 to Rs.12,000per hectare.He said that such ameager

aid will not at all help thefarmers to recover from theloss. Patel added that theCentre was also guilty of de-liberately fixing lower mini-mum support price forprocurement of foodgrains.

The BJP leader further statedthat political leaders cuttingacross party lines shouldmakea rational demand for en-hanced compensation ratherthan making vague demands.Replying to queries over futurecourse of action, Patel statedthat this time around the farm-ers instead of agitating wouldvote out the anti-farmer gov-ernment. Commenting uponthe government making ex-cuses citing model code ofconduct in force for the LokSabha polls, Patel thundered,“Are they going to hold elec-tions over the dead bodies ofour farmers?”

By Prashant Hamine

Heeding to Election Com-mission of India's (ECI)

appeal to eligible voters toenrol themselves in the voterlist during its special drive onMarch 9, a record number of83,595 voters enrolled theirnames across themetropolis.In all 6.88 lakh voters acrossthe 35 districts in the stateregistered themselves in thespecial drive undertaken bythe ECI last Sunday. In dis-trict wise comparison, Punedistrict tops the list withmax-

imum of 75,000 voters en-rolling themselves during thespecial drive. The ECI hadconducted a special drive lastSunday to enable all eligiblevoters who had not been ableto enroll their names by filingForm 6.Out of the total 83,595 vot-

ers enrolled across the city,12,641 voters have enrolledthemselves as voters inMum-bai City district, while 70,954voters have enrolled them-selves in Mumbai Suburbandistrict. In neighbouring

Thane district a total of70,000 voters have enrolledtheir names.A total of 45,506 voters

have enrolled their names inSolapur district, 36,643 votersin Aurangabad district,34,732 voters in Nagpurdistrict, 29,470 voters in Jal-gaon district and 27,172 vot-ers enrolled in Amravatidistrict.The other districts having

enrollment in excess of10,000 voters include: Satara15,976, Sangli 16,801, Kolha-pur 15,396, Nashik 18,371,Dhule 12,254, Beed 12,000,Nanded 15,000, Latur 14,000,Akola 16,500, Yavatmal14,256, Buldhana 15,522,Washim 12,570 andChandra-pur 17,000 voters.The ECI has already clari-

fied that all those voters whohave turned 18 years of age as

on January 1 this year andwho still have not enrolled asvoters in the special drivecan do so till March 24. Allsuch voters who could notavail the facility can ap-proach the central pollingstation of their assemblyconstituency. All eligible vot-ers can dial toll free Num-ber's – 1800221952 or 1950for assistance.

Pasha Patel lambasts governmentThe BJP farmers' cell leader criticises Centre for announcing meager aid to farmers affected by hailstorm and unseasonal rains

BJP Kisan Morcha national president and ex-MLC Pasha Patel

EC’s special drive yields recordvoter enrolment from metropolis

Totally 83,595 eligible voters registered their names in the voters list last Sunday

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“OUR founder would like to meetyou before the panel discussion”,said the man who picked me up

from Bhubaneshwar airport last week. Wewere in the lobby of theMayfair Hotel and sowe sat and waited and while we waited hetoldme about themanwewaited for. “His fa-ther died when he was five and then he wentthrough a long period of poverty and hard-ship so he was determined to do somethingto help people escape poverty. So he has ded-icated himself to this and has never marriedfor this reason. He lives in a small rentedhouse and does not even have his own office.He works 17 hours a day.”Then he stopped and smiled as theman he

was telling me about had just walked in. Dr.Achyuta Samanta is a diminutive man with apleasant face and a nice smile but this is notthe first thing I noticed about him. The firstthing I noticed was that I hardly noticed himwhen he walked in. His manner is so simpleand self-effacing that it took me a minute towork out that this was the founder of what isprobably the largest charitable school for Adi-vasi children in the world. It is called theKalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS).

Mona Lisa BalI have been to Bhubaneshwar many timesbut I had not heard of it till late last year whena lady with the unusual name of Mona LisaBal wrote to ask me if I would be part of aWomen's Day panel discussion in KIIT Uni-versity. I said no and explained that this wasbecause every time I made a commitment ofthis kind some big journalistic reason usuallycausedme to ditch at the lastminute. But, shewas persistent and so it was that I was inBhubaneshwar on March 8 despite a chanceto bemoderator of NarendraModi's 'Chai PeCharcha' in Delhi. The chance to meet Modiat this point in such an exciting electiontempted me to ditch at the last minute but Ifelt bad doing this and so I went. And, am Iglad I did because if I had not seen KISS withmy own eyes I would not have believed itcould exist.Even as I write this I can hardly believe it

does or that one man could have created avast infrastructure of educational institutionsthat charge full fees to enable KISS to provide

its Adivasi students not just with free schooleducation butwith everything else they need.Food, clothes and hostel accommodationand for those who want to go for higher edu-cation there are seats reserved in the collegesof KIIT University. KIIT (Kalinga Institute ofIndustrial Technology) was started on ahumble scale twenty years ago and today is auniversity that includes medical anddental colleges, an institute of fashion tech-nology and an international school. But, inmy view it is KISS that is Dr. Samanta's realachievement.After driving around the sprawling campus

of KIITUniversity I was taken to a collection of

yellow buildings on the edge of awasteland onwhich children played. “These are all KISSchildren”, said Chitta Panda who had beenmyguide since he pickedmeup at the airport. Thechildren played on the edge of an unsightlygarbage dump and I, cynical still, pointed outthat even if these were Adivasi children frompoor families they should not be playing soclose to a garbage dump. He said they coulddo nothing about the garbage because theland that the children had made their playingfield belonged to the government.This did not seem tome like a good enough

excuse and I continued being cynical until Italked to children studying in KISS and heardthem tell me how much their lives hadchanged since they had come to school. Theycame from very poor Adivasi villages, theysaid, and saw their parents only once a yearin the summer holidays but did not misshome because they were so fulfilled with

what they were learning in school. Whatabout very small children, I asked one of theteachers, were they not homesick?He admitted that they often were but the

youngest children in the school were overseven years old so it was easier to explain tothem what they were doing here. I was takenon a tour of the KISS campus and shown theschool gym and conference room and thecupboards filled with trophies won by KISSstudents, some in international competitions.And, I was taken to see a vast dining room inwhich it was possible for 7,000 children to eattheir meals at the same time and by the endof the tour my cynicism had vanished and Ibegan to see Dr. Samanta in a new light.

War against povertyHe has built an institution that is replicableand if replicated on a smaller scale in Adivasiareas across India could provide the mostpowerful weapon to win the war againstpoverty. The key to winning this war is not bythrowing cheap food grain and dole at thoseliving in extreme poverty but by helping themescape the horrors of it by giving them an ed-ucation.What is commendable about KISS isthat it has been built without any help fromthe government. Not even the land on whichthe school stands has been given free. This ismore than likely to be the main reason whyKISS is such a success story because had itbeen controlled by officials of ourmanymin-istries of poverty and rural development Ihave no doubt at all that they would have in-terfered in the most unhelpful way.Proof lies in the appalling standards that

exist in state institutions for children's wel-fare across India. From my own work withstreet children in Mumbai I can tell you thatchildren prefer life in the streets than in theprison-like conditions of government con-trolled children's homes in this city. Whenthey are locked up for begging or vagrancy Ispend days getting them released. So perhapswhat we need to win the war against povertyis for more private citizens to do what Dr.Samanta has done in Bhubaneshwar. I havetold you his story today because on the flightback toMumbai I felt ashamed that as a jour-nalist, deeply interested in the war againstpoverty, I had never even heard of KISS.

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ALL the myriad colours in the universe arebut the different grades and shades of

light, the creator of all elements, which hasdecorated the heavens so beautifully withsun,moon, plants, and stars; which hasmadethe land and water; with all the beauties ofthe lower spheres, in some parts dull ad insome parts bright, which man has namedlight and shade. The sun, moon, planets andstars, the brilliance of electricity, lesser lightof gas, lamp, candle, coal and wood, all sowthe sun reappearing in different forms; thesun is reflected in all things, be they dull peb-bles or sparkling diamonds, and their radi-ance is according to their capability ofreflections. This sows that light is the one andonly source, and the cause of the whole cre-ation. “God is the light of the heaven and ofthe earth”, the Holy Koran says, and we readin Genesis, “And God said: let there be light,and there was light”.All forms on whatever plane they exist, are

molded under the law of affinity. Every atomattracts towards itself the atom of its own el-ement; every positive atom attracts the nega-tive atom of its own element; every negativeattracts the positive; yet each attraction is dif-ferent and distinct. These atoms group to-gether and make a form. The atoms of theabstract plane group together and make

forms of light and colour; these and all differ-ent forms of the finer forces of life are seen bythe seer. The forms of the mental plane arecomposed of the atoms of that plane; theseare seen by the mind's eye and are calledimagination. On the physical plane thisprocess may e seen in a more concrete form.Theymystic sees on the abstract plane one

or other element predominating at a certaintime, either ether, air, fore, water or earth.

Every element in the finer forces of life is ren-dered intelligible by the direction of its activ-ity and color; and the various forms of lightshow its different rates of activity. For in-stance the feeling of humor develops intogreater humor, and sadness into a deeper sor-row, ad so it is with the imagination: everypleasant thought develops a pleasure and ex-pands into still pleasanter thought, and everydisagreeable imagination grows and becomesmore intense. Again, on the physical planewenot only see men dwelling together incitesand villages, but even beasts and birds livingin flocks and herds; coal is found in the coal-mine, and gold in the gold-mine; the forestcontains thousands of trees, where as thedesert holds not a single one. All this provesthe power of affinity which collects andgroups the kindred atoms, and makes ofthem numerous forms, there by creating anillusion before the eye of amanwho thus for-gets the one source in the manifestation ofvariety. The direction taken by every elementto make a form depends upon the nature ofits activity.

— Hazrat Inayat Khan

A story of hopein dismal times

ON THE SPOTTavleen Singh

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‘….And there was light’

WHY did the police take no action whenAam Aadmi Party (AAP) workers pulled

down metal detectors at the Churchgatestation? Why did the railway police not helpcommuters at several stations on theWesternRailway between Andheri and Churchgate –when they were pushed around by the AAPworkers. Thousands of office-goers could notgo to work on time and they were seen hope-lessly trying to getting into the suburban lo-cals. Why was there no crackdown bythe police when the AAP workers damagedproperly, abused and caused inconvenienceto thousands of railway commuters? TheAAP, which claims it works for the 'aamaadmi,' has actually hurt 'aam aadmi' inMumbai.What is amatter for concern is the inaction

of the railway police. They stood by and didnothing when hundreds of Aam Aadmi Partyworkers went on a rampage.What has causedthe sudden paralysis of the railway police?Did they have orders from above? The AAPmen were completely lawless and it is sur-prising that at no stage of their distinctive ac-tion were they pulled up.The State Home minister said after the

damage was done, if property was destroyed,action will be taken. The railway administra-tion did not bother about issuing an apology.They have reacted to the vandalism and in-convenience caused to the public in a cava-lier manner. It is their duty to ensureprotection to the commuters and see that noinconvenience is caused to them.What AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal probably

has not realised is that the first impression hehas created is totally against his party. Heknows he does not have a ghost of a chancein the forthcoming Lok Sabha poll scenario inMumbai.

Aam Aadmi Partyhits ‘aam aadmi’

Putin must help SyriansTHIS is to request PresidentVladimir Putin of Russia to inter-vene actively again to resolve theSyria imbroglio as expeditiously aspossible, due to the immense hard-ship it is causing to the ordinarypeople of the country. Recently Iwas on a professional visit toYemenand observed Syrian refugees at var-

ious street signals either begging ortrying to sell items of daily use, e.g.water, tissues, beads, etc. to make aliving. Even young kids aged around6 to 12 have been reduced to beg-ging on the streets. It is a heart-rending sight. In the eyes of many ofthe children, I read anger, hurt andpain that this has become their lotin life and that we are not helpingthem adequately. Surely our worldowes future generations of children,irrespective of region, religion, andcountry a better future. Syrian chil-dren who should be studying inschools are begging in the streets ofneighboring countries. Is this right?

—Rajendra K. Aneja, Dubai

Secularism misunderstoodAS reported, elections are aroundthe corner and various parties arefighting tooth and nail to outwiteach other and started following'holier than thou' attitude. But themain issue the political parties arefighting over and proving that theyare secular while other parties arevery non-secular or rather commu-nal. But it would be worthwhile to

note that the very word 'secularism'or 'being secular' is most misunder-stood and misinterpreted in India.In the real sense of word, 'secular-ism' or 'being secular' means thatreligion does not play any part inthe working of a nation or her peo-ple. The nation is foremost and allother religions, caste or creed iscompletely ignored. After all reli-gion is a personal matter and not anational matter. Anybody is ab-solutely free to convert from any re-ligion to any religion of his choicewithout state's interference or in-volvement. It amounts to 'One lawone nation theory,' what is good forthe nation is good for everybody, ir-respective of caste, creed and reli-gion. These are the indications inmany advanced countries. But inIndia it is absolutely and diametri-caly opposite. We do not have onelaw, one nation theory.

—S.P. Sharma,Mumbai

Cast your vote intelligentlyWHILE our nation is on batedbreath and on the crossroad of his-tory, at this critical juncture, it is theduty and responsibility of everyvoter to make conscious choice andselect only those whose honesty, in-tegrity, public service and creden-tials are known, irrespective of theirparties, and who will save the na-tion and democracy.

It is very sad, and all are aware ofthe unbearable and disgraceful con-ditions in the country, and that too,in spite of our rich civilisation ofcenturies and mosaic culture andIndia being a home of all religions,some of our past leaders imbued bygreed have ruined the country, andthe nation today is steeped in cor-ruption, violence, scams, povertyand unemployment. Hence, eachvoter must be enthused with a vi-sion of founding fathers and ensurethat it will be a dawn of new era ofdignified life for all and especiallythe poor, marginalised and rejectedwill begin to taste the fruits of free-dom, which were denied to them allalong in the past.

—Nicholas Fernandes,Marine Lines

Opposite views on AAPYOUR edit-page columnist, Viren-dra Kapoor, deserves to be compli-mented on his objective analysis ofthe AAP ('Old politics claims the

new party as it stoops to seek pub-licity', ADC, March 10). His forth-right statement: "the Aam AadmiParty is no different form the exist-ing parties...(it) is a motley crowd ofself-seekers glued together by thesole objective of seeking powerthrough the shortest possible route"says it all eloquently. He further saysthat "if Arvind Kejriwal comesacross as sincere to some, it is onlybecause he plays the outsider to thehilt, despite messing around withpower for 49 terrible days as Delhi'schief minister". He adds that he hastactically surrendered power formore power which is absolutelycorrect..

Medha Patkar, on the other hand,even while disapproving of Kejri-wal's hasty plunge into the politicalquagmire, has no qulams about ac-cepting his ticket for contesting theLok Sabha polls from MumbaiNorth-East. Her views that "in 49days, the party achieved more thanany other party" and that Kejriwalwas "compelled to resign" have tobe taken with a large pinch of salt.

—Dr.V. Subramanyan, Thane

Malaysian airliner mysteryTHE MH-370 flight of the Malaysianair liner between Kuala Lumpur ( KL

) & Beijing , a Boeing 777 jetlinertook off Saturday at midnight ( KLlocal time ) without any hiccup butsooner it went out of the radar & nobody knows what happened there-after , 239 on board including cabincrew of 12 just vanished in thinair on Sunday Many theories of apossible air crash are floating in theair , however the fact is yet to befound . It includes five Indians outof which three were from Mumbai .The pilot is reported to be one of thebest for this kind of wide bodied aircraft as his past records bear the tes-timony to it .

It is essential that the investiga-tion should be carried out asapwith the help of international ex-pertise to ascertain what really didhappen to this flight , as it is also al-leged that four boarded the planewith stolen passports out of whichtwo Italians had claimed that theyare the losers . So the mystery ismany fold , now lets hope that weget to the facts at the earliest withthe hope that the passengers maysurvive, if the aircraft had notcrashed .

—Bikram Banerjea,Mumbai

� � �THE missing Malaysian airplane isa colossal and chilling tragedy. Theonly silver lining in this heartrend-ing situation is that countries likeUS, China, Taiwan, Vietnam,Malaysia, etc., who sometimessquabble amongst themselves, havebrushed their differences aside andare cooperating to locate the miss-ing plane. About 40 ships and 30 air-planes from many countries aretrying to find the missing plane.This informal co-operation be-tween countries is laudable.

If it is an accident, we need toknow so that manufacturers can fixthe issues; if it is terrorism, we needto know so that we realize that thewar on terror has to be intensified.

—Rajendra K. Aneja, Dubai� � �

DESPITE frantic search by deploy-ing one of the most advanced tech-niques operated by six nations,there is no trace of the ill-fatedMH370 flight, even after three daysof its disappearance. Various theo-ries about its suddenly vanishingfrom radar screen are makingrounds in the media. Some haveeven started suspecting the exis-tence of a mysterious force resem-bling the one reported from theBermuda Triangle region in the At-lantic. Let us hope for the best and

pray for the safety of all the passen-gers and crew on the flight.

—Vineet Phadtare, Borivali

Mumbai monorail a missive!APROPOS 'Seriously - it's a Rs 3,000crore toy train!' ( ADC , Mar 10 ), in-deed the monorail has been inau-gurated with much fanfare for amonth now for which this cityboasts of having it first time in India, however so far the Mumbaikars areconcerned they did not get themuch required relief from thisurban facility for their daily com-muting to the work place . Primarily, it has been opened for a very smallsection of this huge linear metrop-olis & not connecting either themain hub in the town or that of thesuburban area . The ADC report'sstatistics for the footfalls so farrightly reveals that most of the usershave come for a fun ride than forany other purpose . A city compris-ing of an estimated 6 million dailylocal train commuters would hardlybe able to appreciate such a costlyfacility , which did not come to theiruse for the practical purposes .However I still harbour hope thatwhile the complete reach of nearly20 Km betweenWadala & Jacob Cir-cle becomes operational , may be itwould cater a bit for those whowould use the monorail to com-mute, living along this route .

—Bikram Banerjea,Mumbai

Ban on betting's ludicrousAPROPOS your cover story "Rs.80,000 crore on who votes forwhom" (ADC, Mar.12). It is surpris-ing how often bureaucratic mindsetand resistance to changeby our political entity de-prives the government ofavenues to raise considerable finan-cial resources which it claims itbadly needs. The ban on betting inthis country is not only self-defeat-ing, but also ludicrous since bettingis carried out openly and on a mas-sive scale. I am sure that many ofour self-righteous politicians in-dulge in it too. If betting is legalisedand taxed, as is done in most West-ern countries, it would constitutean enormous source of revenue fora cash-strapped government and afaltering economy. Any moral argu-ments against gambling would behypocritical, since you would bemerely acknowledging that whichopenly exists.

—Firoze Hirjikaka, Colaba

LETTER OFTHE DAY

THE “secular” parties have beendeliberately hiding some historicalfacts while launching tiradesagainst the “communal” BJP andRSS:

1. At the time of Partition, Sar-dar Vallabhbhai Patel and Dr.Ambedkar had proposed the ex-change of Hindu-Muslim popula-tion between India and Pakistan,i.e. Hindus of Pak to be brought toIndia and Indian Muslims to shiftto Pakistan,

2. It was the 'Iron Man' Sardarwho persuaded Nehru to lift theban on RSS after the designatedCourt found no evidence againstthe organization in the MahatmaGandhi assassination case,

3. Firm action by the Sardar insending Indian Army to Hyder-abad in 1948 prevented theNizam-ordered total genocide ofHindus, who were his own sub-jects. Nehru was reluctant to sendtroops to stop the religious bigot'smass slaughter of Hindus.

— Jorhat Singh, Kandivali

� � �THE Congress-led secular lobbyfrequently accuses the BJP-RSS oftrying to divide the country. I

would like to put a few counter-questions to them in this regard:

1. Was it the Muslim League, orthe RSS/ Hindu Mahasabha thatdemanded and achieved the vivi-section of the then undividedIndia on religious lines?

2. In order to hasten the processof creation of Pakistan, whothreatened Direct Action that ledto the mass slaughter of Hindusacross the country?

3. In independent India, whocarved out a separate district ofMallapuram in Kerala to be exclu-sively a Muslim majority district?No "secularist" without exception,has raised even a faintest word ofprotest against this blatantly com-munal measure.

4. Why the State of Jammu &Kashmir and parts of N E Indiahave been officially declared asDisturbed Areas? The commonfactor in these two cases is that theHindu citizens living there havebeen reduced to a minority.

—ArunMalankar, Santacruz

RESCUE ACT: The common Syrianpeople are suffering and the RussianPresident must intervene and save themfrom this tragic situation.

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LETTERS

TO destroy Modi’s prospects inthe LS polls of 2014, the Congressis desperately trying to dig deeplyinto the personal life of the Gu-jarat CM. They feel that NaMo isconcealing the fact about hismarried life that has failed to last.They are also scanning throughthe column about the marital sta-tus in his nomination form. Butthe main question that begs foran answer is – “Why this ‘innova-tive’ idea was not even thought ofduring the three successive Gu-jarat Assembly polls which re-turned Modi to the CM’s throneeach time with an ever increasingmargin?”

— Jorhat Singh, Kandivali

� � �IN order to corner NaMo from allsides before the first vote is cast in

the 2014 LS elections, the Con-gress seems to have stumbledupon a “novel” idea, viz., Modi’spersonal life.

The “secular” party thinks thatthe Gujarat CM is married andhas “deserted” his “spouse” with-out legally separating. If that beso, then the best way to prove thisis to first refer to the records inRegistrar of Marriages office forthe relevant period. If such anentry is indeed found, then theCongress can approach the“estranged” lady and request herto appear before the media to re-veal the “truth” to the people ofIndia. If the 130-year-old Partysucceeds in this venture, then itcould pave the way for it to retainpower at the Centre for a record3rd term.

—ArunMalankar, Santacruz

Why is Cong hounding Narendra Modi now?

SMEAR BID : Congress is trying torake up facts about Narendra Modi'spersonal life, assuming that he mayhave had a failed marriage.

Historical facts hidden by 'secular' parties

TRUE INFO: Vallabhbhai Patelpersuaded Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru to liftthe ban on RSS after the court found noevidence against the organisation inGandhiji's assassination.

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CITY

NILAM NAGAR, BUILDING NO. 3 CO-OP HSG SOC LTD.Mulund (East), Dist Mumbai

DEEMED CONVEYANCE PUBLIC NOTICECorrigendum

This is to inform that, in an advertisement in respect of the above referredsociety published in Afternoon dated 5th March 2014 the C.T.S. No.453/1 shall be read as C.T.S. No. 435/1.Place: Kokan Bhavan, (Vilas Gawade)Room No. 201, Competent Authority &C.B.D. Belapur District Dy. Registrar,Navi Mumbai Co-op. Societies (2)Date: 12/03/2014 East Suburban Navi Mumbai

Council for fair business prac-tices: CFBP Jamnalal BajajAward function, Shri AdityaPuri, Managing Director,HDFC Bank Ltd. is the ChiefGuest at Indian MerchantsChamber, Churchgate, 6.15pm.The BEST Committee:Meetingat BEST Bhavan, 1st floor,BEST Marg, Mumbai-400001,

11 am.National Centre for the Per-forming Arts: '786', Englishplay, Directed by Murtuza Ku-tianawala at Experimental The-atre, Nariman Point, 8 pm.

ART & EXHIBITIONSPradarshak: Solo painting ex-hibition by Ribaka Nikam at100, Kalpana Bldg, Plot No 338,12th Road, Khar, till March 14,11 am to 7 pm.Artists' Centre: 'Collage ofColours', paintings exhibitionby Shashi Rana at Ador House,Kala Ghoda, till March 16, 11am to 6.30 pm.

By Philip Varghese

Aday after the Gujarat gov-ernment opposed the pe-

tition by social activist TeestaSetalvad and her husbandJaved Anand in the BombayHigh Court seeking quashingof an FIR filed against themfor allegedmisappropriationof funds, stating that the twohad cheated victims of the2002 Godhra riots and em-bezzled funds collected intheir name, Teesta and Javedalong with the organisation -Citizens for Justice and Peace(CJP), have rebutted the alle-gations by the Gujarat Gov-ernment.“We at the Citizens for Jus-

tice and Peace strongly con-demn and refute themalicious lies being spreadby advocate for the State ofGujarat, Ajay Choksi in mis-leading the Court that wehave 'cheated' victims of theriots. The Secretary, CJP,Teesta Setalvad has filed astrong 41-page affidavit in re-

joinder explaining point bypoint how baseless andmali-cious the allegations of theState are. The nexus of theGujarat government headedby Narendra Modi, its CrimeBranch headed by powerfulpolicemen who have beencollaborators of the regimesince 2002 and Rais KhanPathan, a former employee ofthe organisationwho is beingused as a proxy in this mali-cious war have also been ex-posed. Before this, too, Khanhas been 'aided' in his mali-cious efforts by senior legalfunctionaries who are politi-cally in allegiance with theGujarat government (in theGujarat high court andSupreme Court). He has nowbeen cited as 'witness' by theCrime Branch, Ahmedabad,in this false and maliciouscase. The timing of this 'FIR'is revealing. A cooked upcase has obviously beenraked up to prevent an ap-peal in the Zakia Jafri v/sNarendra Modi Criminal

Case. Tanvir Jafri, son ofZakia Jafri and the late AhsanJafri has also been made aco-accused in the criminalcomplaint, a further sign ofrank intimidation.Why is theGujarat government afraid ofthe higher courts?,” CJPasked, in a statement re-leased onWednesday.It further stated, “On be-

half of herself and her hus-band Javed Anand, TeestaSetalvad has filed an affidavitin the Sessions Court inAhmedabad, pointing outthe gaping holes in the affi-davit earlier filed by thecrime branch of the Ahmed-abad police in the samecourts with bogus, false and

mindless accusations againstthem for embezzling funds.With malicious intent, thecrime branch has aggregatedall the donations and grantsreceived by CJP and SabrangTrust and claimed that theentire amount was collectedfor the sole purpose of pro-posed Gulberg Memorial.The fact is that till date, whileSabrang Trust has in total re-ceived approximately Rs.4.5lakh only earmarked bydonors for thememorial, CJPdid not receive a single rupeefor the same.”On the allegations that a

total of around Rs.2.62 crorewas collected by SabrangTrust between 10.4.2007 and20.2.2014 for the museum,the trustees of the organisa-tion – which also includesrenowned architect I.M.Kadri, lyricist Javed Akhtar,theatre personality AlyquePadamsee, writer AnilDharker, actor Rahul Boseand Fr. Cedric Prakash, ahuman rights activist and a

Jesuit priest – said, “This is ablatant falsehood for tworeasons. Firstly, a table con-tained inTeesta Setalvad’s af-fidavit clearly specified bythe donors, it is evident thatonly around Rs.4.5 lakh in allwas earmarked by the donorsfor the Gulberg Memorial.Moreover, several of thedonors have written toSabrang Trust in the recentperiod, stating that in view ofinsufficient funds being re-ceived for the Gulberg me-morial, Sabrang Trust isauthorised to spend their do-nations on other activities.The total foreign contribu-tions received by SabrangTrust totaled around Rs.1.33crore and not Rs.2.62 asfalsely claimed by the crimebranch. The highly exagger-ated figure is the result of asimple accounting sub-terfuge: Of the total of Rs.1.33crore received over the rele-vant period, Rs.1.21 crorewas transferred from thetrust’s savings a/c to term de-

TODAY

‘Gujarat Crime Branch is misleading court’posits in the same bank fromtime to time with a view toearning extra interest incomefor the trust. Onmaturity, thesame deposits along with in-terest totaling around Rs.1.26crore were credited back intothe savings account. In itswisdom, or malafide intent,the crime branch has chosento treat this Rs.1.26 crore asfresh income! These andmany such bogus and falsecharges have been rebuttedin detail in the affidavit filedby Teesta Setalvad.Finally, it may be noted

that since 2010, the UnitedNations Voluntary Fund forVictims of Torture (UN-VFVT), administered by theUN’s Office of the High Com-missioner for Human Rights,Geneva, has been fundingCJP’s efforts to provide legalaid to the victims of the 2002anti-Muslim pogrom underChief Minister NarendraModi’s watch. It may also benoted that annual auditedaccounts of both Citizens forJustice and Peace andSabrang Trust have beenfiled, on time each year, withthe Income Tax office, Char-ity Commissioner’s Officeand the Foreign ContributionRegulation Act (FCRA) au-thorities. None of these au-thorities have till date foundany irregularity in the au-dited accounts filed by us.”

philip.varghese@afternoondc.in

Teesta Setalvad and Javed Anand.

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pg 16-17 We tell you how to looksuper stylish in Gingham

Everyone has had short hair at somepoint in their life. Whether it was ablunt cut with bangs when you were in

school, a chic hairdo a-la Bipasha Basu orLara Dutta, a long bob like funny girl JenniferAniston or some funky waves like songstressRihanna — the bob has been doing therounds on and off the runway for quite awhile now. And since celebrities are revertingto this look in preparation forspring/summer 2014, you should considergoing short for summer too. Don't worry ifyou're confused about whether to get a chin-grazing bob, a demi-bob or one that skimsyour shoulders because we're telling youwhat bob suits your face type, showing youwhat accessories to dress it up with andtelling you what outfits you can opt for tocompliment the look and stay your stylishbest while keeping up with the trend.

THE BEST STYLE FOR YOUR FacE

If you want to look super-stylish, make surethat you get a bob that's best suited to theshape of your face. From triangular anddiamond to round and heart-shaped, hereare a few bobs that will suit different facesbest, along with some celebrity examples todraw inspiration from:

Round faces: Round faces lookgood with shortbobs, but theyhave to be sleek.You've already gotwide sides with around face, so youdon't want to addany more width to yourface with a cut that's gottoo much volume. If you have a short neck,you should get a bob at jaw level but for alonger neck, a little longer is a good idea.Side-swept bangs are better than thickforehead bangs because they add a littledefinition to a soft, rounded face. If you havea defined chin, this will help the bob lookmore stylish even if it's short. celebrity bob pick: Katherine Heigl

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With Jennifer Aniston,Karlie Kloss and ReeseWitherspoon rocking thebob, it's pretty obviousthat the short hair trendis back in style in 2014.Rhea Dhanbhoora &Shirley Mistry tell youeverything you need toknow about the chic doand help you style it tolook on-trend

THE BEST OF THE BOB

Square faces:Square faces havestrong jaws andquite a lot ofangles, so it's bestto get a haircutthat softens outyour jaw. Agraduated bob worksbest for a square face.Choose the one that is short at the back andlonger near the jawline in the front, going alittle below the jaw. Celebrity bob pick: Olivia Wilde

Heart faces: If you'vegot a heart-shapedface, you've got aslightly pointedjaw. Bobs lookfabulous on faceswith this shape, butmake sure that it is a

long bob. Althoughyou can pull off a chin-

length style as well, the endsshould be tapered rather than blunt. Side-swept bangs also work very well with thisface type.Celebrity bob pick: Jennifer Aniston

Oval faces Oval facescan carry off mosthairstyles, but ifyou're opting for abob and want it tolook fabulous, geta sophisticatedbob that shows offyour strong jaw line.But, you should addlayers so that it's not toosharp and if you've got a high forehead,consider getting long bangs to mask this.Blunt bangs also work.Celebrity bob pick: Rihanna

Long face: Long faces can sport trendybobs, especially if there is a bit of a wave.The bob shouldn't be too short though,something that ends just below the jaw isperfect because it will show off your bone

structure. An A-line bob alsoworks well. Celebrity bob

pick: VictoriaBeckham

Triangle face:People with this face typecan rock a bob near the jawline, but you

have to make sure it's nottoo short. The right

length willaccentuate yourlong neck and ifyou get side-swept bangs anda little volumenear the crown,

your face canappear softer and

rounder. If you're optingfor a chin-length cut you should get it witha few waves and layers. Celebrity bob pick: Mila Jovovich

Diamond face:These face typescan look veryangular and if youget a good cut,you almost won'tsee the diamondshape. You need anasymmetrical bobwhich can make youlook grown-up andsophisticated. Keep the hair full around thecrown but keep your hair flat at the sidesbecause your forehead is narrow as is yourchin. This hairstyle will balance out your faceshape while accentuating your features. Celebrity bob pick: Vanessa Hudgens

STYLIng YOUR BOB

If you think you can't do much with yourhair just because it is short, take a look at ourrecommendations on how you can style itfor different occasions to achieve different looks:

Everyday look: For an everyday style that islow on maintenance and really quick, simply

blow dry your hair straight and part it in thecentre, or slightly off-centre to get long layersframing your face on either side. Think MegRyan from You've Got Mail. It is easy to do,looks classy and is very low maintenance. Ifyou want something a little more feminine,use a curling tong and curl your hair. Grabbig chunks at random and don't curl yourhair too tightly. Once you are done, finish offwith a hairspray to make the curls stay put.

Work appropriate: If you want a hairstylethat is going to be muted enough for workand still look chic, try the side-swept bob,Sweep most of your hair onto one side, sothat you get a heavy fringe. You can also usea round barrel brush to blow dry it to add amore pronounced shape to your bob.

Edgy-chic: If you want to look razor sharpand nail the rock-chic look, pin straight hairis the way to go. Straighten each section andspray hair spray liberally. An extreme sideparting makes this look all the more edgy,especially if you have an asymmetrical bob.

The messy bob: Tousled, just out of bed hairis a great look to wear, but, if you want to addanother interesting element to the look, trydutch, fishtail or regularly braiding a 1-3inch section of your hair from the front andtake it to the back of your head. You shouldstop at the point behind your ear. Pin withbobby pins and loosely curl the rest of yourhair. The messier the look, the better!

Formal events: For a more formal occasion,you can opt for a retro waves. Pin aside yourfringe and curl your hair with a big barrel tocreate waves. Apply a mousse before yourstart off to keep the curls in place. Then,unpin your fringe and create a giant pin curlwith it to nail the retro look.

WHAT TO WEAR

If you thought that a bob was going to makeyour style look monotonous, you couldn't befurther away from the truth. In fact, there'stons of different things you can do to putyour bob under the spotlight and let it be thestar of your look. Here are the clothes andaccessories you can experiment with:Strapless clothes If you like a flirty feminine

look, wear tops and dresses that are off-shouldered. This makes your top half lookmore elongated and draws all the attentionto your bob. If you are a little uncertainabout going completely off-shoulder, try aone-shoulder top/dress or a strappyone instead.

Boatneck clothes Another way to create acanvas where your bob will get the mostattention, is by opting for a boatneck blouseor top. This creates a blank look whilst beingchic. What's best is that it is an interestingstyle of clothing, but it doesn't take theattention away from your bob. This is also amore edgy option if off-shouldered topsaren't your style.

Racy backs If you are bored of the same oldlook and want something sexier, pick topsand dresses with a deep or scooped back.This will draw the most attention to yourbob and your back and make you lookstatuesque as well, as it reveals more of thenape of your neck and shoulders than anyother style.

Ear cuffs Ear cuffs are popular right nowand are the perfect accessory to sport with abob. Not only do they embellish it, but theyalso ensure that all eyes are on your bob, nomatter what the outfit. If you choose to weara ear cuff, avoid wearing anything aroundyour neck as it will be a definite over kill andwill take the attention away from your bob,especially if you have an asymmetrical bobor severe bob.

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DESIgnER SPEAkWe speak to designer Anushree Reddy on her

styling tips for those of you with bob haircuts and

she says, “When it comes to a bob haircut, it

looks best with an outfit that doesn't make you

look tomboyish and looks girly. If you want to

look as feminine as possible, shirts with low

neckline and dresses in girly colours work well.

Lacy tops or with frills and even floral prints

look chic and stylish. Long skirts paired with a

free-flowing peasant shirt bring out your feminine

side. Pastel colours also work really well. If you

feel wearing a shirt and trousers to work will

make you look too masculine, you can wear a

skirt instead.”

ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR BOBYou can do a lot to style long hair, but who said bob cuts had to

be boring? Take your pick from some of these great accessories:

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Pretty bowFor a feminine touch, this navy bow

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Beige flowersHats look great on a bob! Pick up

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Glynda Alves gets talking to talented duo, Karan Berry and Leon Vaz of Karleo, to find out more about their designs and what we canexpect from their show at Lakmé Fashion Week today

DYNAMIC DUOCo-founded by designer friends Karan

Berry and Leon Vaz, Karleo was an ideathat came from the likeness in their

design sensibilities and the synchrony thatthey found in their work. They both had theidea of combining the rich aesthetics of Indianculture with a western approach to design. Andthat led to creating pieces that offered Indianclientele the same quality and designstandards that are upheld by leadinginternational couture labels. With the idea ofcreating outfits for special occasions(including bridal), the design philosophy atKarleo is that of contrasts — taking simplepieces of clothing from our day-to-day livesand giving them an exclusive definitionthrough rich textures, embroidery anddetailing of various kinds. Their talent has nowlet them showcase their collection at LakméFashion Week. We catch up with the talentedduo to find out how they got started and whattrends a bride-to-be can look forward to.

Are you excited to be participating in LakméFashion Week?Yes, we are excited about our runwaypresentation at LFW S/R'14. It's a good

platform to showcase our work to the best inthe industry.

What inspired your collection?Our main source of inspiration is always Indiaand we take elements that make this countrywhat it is. This season, we have taken Indianspices as our inspiration for the collection. Thecolours and textures have all been inspired by India.

When did you'll decide to collaborate and design?We decided to collaborate in a very organicform. It happened naturally. I guess when youshare the same wavelength in approachingdesign, such kind of mergers just happen.

Tell us about the creative process you twohave. Do you disagree a lot? How does it work?We both have our skills and expertise indifferent areas of design and we handle it inour individual space and to our luck, it allcomes together in totality, which makesworking with each other so good.

Which do you prefer — designing Indian wear

or western wear?We prefer to do western wear but are also opento the idea of doing Indian wear, thoughmaybe at a later stage.

What colours and fabrics do you both enjoyworking with?We aren't restrictive with our use of colours orfabrics. We play with them depending on themood for that season or collection. We usefabrics like tulle, organza, Georgette, satin, silkand so on.

You'll design wedding dresses — tell us, whatdoes a bride need to keep in mind for a whitewedding dress and for a traditional Indianwedding ensemble.The most important thing, according to us, isthat the piece designed for you should reflectyour identity and personality. The shape beingthe most important thing while choosing ordesigning an outfit.

What trends are going to be popular forbrides this year?This season has seen a huge trend forsomething which is slim and well-fitted with

embroidery running on the body like a tattooon your skin. and goes into a huge skirt withlayers and layers of tulle, making it ethereal.

What's your number one tip for brides?The most important thing to remember is theshape. It's the foundation on which everythingis built on. So shape it smartly. Also, do notover do it. Keep it delicate and minimal andchoose your accessories wisely.

We love your accessories! Tell us, why did youboth decide to come up with this line?Accessories play an important role. We felt theneed to make something which adds theperfect amount of oomph to your outfit. Ourheadbands were designed keeping this inmind. It's the right amount of charm neededto adorn what you are already wearing. It's likea new jewelry piece that you can mix and wearit with anything and everything. With this youdon't need to add anything else. It speaks for itself.

Who do you think dresses very well inBollywood?Sonam Kapoor.

>> You can catch thedesigner duo Karan andLeon at LFW today

>> A bridal outfit from theircollection. (Below) Their

accessories really stand out

«sonam kaPoorSonam stands out from the sea of

black dresses in a revealing berry

coloured gown. But, while we love the

lace sleeves, the middle portion is far

too wide and it looks like the designer

ran out of cloth. A sweetheart

neckline would have been better.

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Shopping Fashion/Beauty

« celeb hit or miss: glynda alves gives her verdict on what the stars wore this week

«malaIka arora khanMalaika shows off her classy side in

this floor-length, textured white gown.

The dress is made interesting with the

sheer detailing and intricate pattern.

We love how she's added a pop of

pink on her lips and her necklace. The

box clutch is also bang on trend.

«PrIyanka choPraPriyanka plays it safe in a little black

dress. Though a little on the boring

side, she's accesssorised well with a

gold statement necklace. We aren't

a fan of her heavily made up face

though — remember Piggy Chops,

highlight your eyes or lips... not both!

«Pooja bedI Pooja shows off her toned, womanly

body in an ethereal white dress that's

positively bridal! The drape highlights

her curves and the silver touches on

her dress perfectly match her clutch.

She's saved from looking over the top

with a simple hairstyle.

2. fashIon and you

For a great look, this tube top from www.fashion

andyou.com is perfect. It's in a soft shade of blue, with

the gingham print in darker shades of blue and a hint of

pink and green.

Price: `399

« the top 5: gingham clothes we love

1. b:kInd

In an array of colour combinations such as yellow and

blue, blue and red and lots more, these belted shirts will

look great with a pair of leggings or over skinny jeans.

The button down, collared shirts have ¾ sleeves that

skim your elbows.

Price: `1,699

5. fashIon and you

We love jackets — so what's better than combining the

gingham trend with a stylish jacket. This black and white

jacket from www.fashionandyou.com perfectly combines

the two trends and is light enough to wear all day without

feeling stuffy.

Price `1,699

4. lIfestyle

If you want a simple, button down, long sleeved, collared

shirt to help you rock the trend, you should pick up this

one from Lifestyle. The yellow and purple combination

makes it stand out.

Price `799

«Pooja mIsraThere are so many things we do not

like about this look. The silver and

gold, while it's usually a deadly

combo, falls flat here. Just like her

chapat hair style. Those silver pointy

shoes and breastplate style dress do

not to save her look.

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« 5 ways to rock: gingham prints

1. dress It uP

Whether you opt for a silhouette that is

straight or a more voluminous dress

with a full skirt, gingham lends itself well

to both styles. A gingham dress in

cotton should be a your wardrobe

staple this summer.

2. wear It to work

Pair your shirt with a pencil skirt to create

a look that is appropriate for an office

environment. You can also wear it under a

sweater and trousers, with the gingham

collar peeking through and the sleeves

rolled up.

3. accessorIes

If you aren't ready to commit to a dress,

try out shoes. A pair of pumps or an

envelope clutch with a gingham print is

sure to set you apart from the crowd.

4. mIx It uP

Pair a skater skirt with a gingham shirt.

Tuck your shirt in to emphasise the narrow

waist created by the skirt. If you want to

give it a twist, you can knot the shirt to

create a crop top effect.

5. beware

Make sure you choose a size that flatters

your body. Petite girls can choose big or

small prints but pear or apple shaped

women are better off choosing a smaller

print, especially on trousers and dresses.

>> Jessica Alba makes themost of a tight gingham printin this cute flared dress

Gingham is a trend that is effortless, classy andtimeless. Shirley Mistry tells you how to rock the look

PIcture PerfectIf you’re getting married this year, now’s the time to start your hunt for the perfect dres. And as Karleo told us, (see Page 15)shape is the most important thing. Shirley Mistry tells you what white wedding dress to pick as per your body type

It is not about how stunning the dress is. What is more important is how stunning it is going to look on you. To make sure you enhance your best features on your big day andeffectively hide the problem areas, take a look at what white wedding dresses will suit your body type.

rectangle shaPedYou are rectangle shaped if yourbust, waist and hips are allrelatively the same size. Your biggesttask is to pick a dress that helps yougive off the illusion of having curves.So, pick an empire waist, where the skirtstarts just below your bust to detract attention from your waist and hips. Youcould also wear an A-line dress. One with a fitted bodice and a high, cinchedwaist will make you look both slimmer and more curvy. The flare thatfollows, will effectively hide the problem areas. You can also opt for dresseswith a high waist belt to create a cinched waist. However, stay away fromstraight-cut sheath dresses as they are bound to make you look boxy.

tIPs to keeP In mIndThese are some tips that will help you pick yourdream dress:l If you are busty, stay away from dresses thathave a tube bodice. Even if you are going thestrapless route, opt for a V-neck or sweetheartneck. Also, avoid high necklines. Instead, optfor a scooped neckline that will show off theright amount of décolletage and make yourneck look slimmer and longer.l If you have a small bust, opt for asweetheart neckline. You could also optfor a gown that has a ruched bodice.The extra fabric will make your bustlook fuller.l If you are tall, most readymadegowns won't make the cut. Spend time

to get a gown custom made, becausenothing is worse than your wedding dress

ending a few inches shorter than it should.l If you are petite, opt for dresses that fit and then flareout. Also, a train will help create the illusion of height.l If you are slightly bigger, an empire dress can be yourbest bet. The skirt must begin right under your bust andflow to a natural, floor length hem. Make sure the fabricdoesn't stretch or bunch up. This will only make you looklike you've squeezed into the dress. Custom made dresseswill help you hide your flaws and accentuate your bestfeatures to the T.

hourglassYour hips andshoulders are thesame size, with a well-defined, narrow waist.If you fall under thiscategory, then you arevery lucky as there ishardly anything toworry about. Pick amermaid, trumpet orsheath silhouette. Thiswill highlight yourenvious figure andmake sure that thefabric clings to theright places. Also, youcould choose tohighlight only yourtop half and pick an A-line dress. Add abeaded belt to cinchyour waist further.

Pear shaPedYou are pear shaped if youhave a small top and aheavier bottom. With such ashape, your worst areas are inall likelihood, your bottomand thighs. You should behighlighting your bodice andwaistline instead. Opt forstyles that will highlight yourtop half, while masking thebottom. Off-shoulder dresseswith an empire waist and along train are excellent, as areA-line dresses that fit andflare. Pick one with a highwaistline to give it the illusionof being smaller. If you wantto go more traditional, youcould even pick a ball gownwith a fitted bodice and a full,round skirt. However, stayaway from sheath ormermaid dresses asthey will stick toyour curves.

Inverted trIangleYou are an inverted triangle shape if yourshoulders are wider than your hips. With such abody shape, it is very important to pick a dressthat gives an element of balance to your look.So, pick a ball gown with a full, stiff skirt. Thefullness of the skirt will balance your shoulders.If not a ball gown, pick a mermaid skirt. Theflare at the bottom will also help make yourshoulders look proportionate and make youappear more hourglass shaped. If you don'tmind opting for something less traditional, optfor a dress just above your knee length anddraw more attention to your legs. This type ofdress will make your bottom half look longerand detract the attention from your shoulders.Strapless is fine, but avoid halter dresses, asthey will make your shoulders protrude.

>> Make surethe skirt ofyour dress

flaresnaturally and

that yourwaist is welldefined if

you’re a pearshape

>> Rectangle shapesshould wear a fitted,empire waist with an

immediate,exaggerated flair thatwill help hide flaws

>> If you have anhourglass shape, you will

look great in fitted,mermaid dresses

>> Wear a ball gownwith a full, stiff skirt.

You can opt forstrapless styles butavoid halter dresses

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Price `8,999

A colleague of mine has a

penchant for sending forwarded

messages that are not only

uninteresting but land up in my

inbox at such ungodly hours that

it has become annoying as well.

My colleagues and I have been

replying to the mails politely so

that she doesn't feel bad.

However, it’s become quite

irritating. What can we do?

— arunima Shah, andheri

dear arunima

You and your team have been

encouraging your colleague to

bombard with you annoying

forwards by replying to them.

Your responses are almost like

the stamp of approval that she

is looking for. Your situation has

a simple solution — stop

responding to her mails. She will

soon realise that none of you

are interested in what she

sends and she will stop doing

so. Refrain from bringing it up

with her unless you absolutely

have to, as you run the chance

of her feeling bad. Just don't

reply to her emails and wait and

watch.She should get the

message.

Our office has a strict no-

smoking policy and the one

smoking zone we have is a little

far away from our office. Due to

this, my colleagues who smoke,

have started smoking in the fire

escape staircase. The problem

is that I have to cross this area

on my way to the rest room and

every time I go, I have to deal

with the smell of cigarettes and

sometimes, second hand

smoke. Since almost a majority

of my office, including my boss,

smokes, I am scared of bringing

this up. What should I do?

— heena pandit, chembur

dear heena,

If you have the courage to speak

up, the next time you see

someone smoking, just request

them to smoke in the

designated area as it bothers

you. However, if you don’t think

you will be able to do so, you

could leave an anonymous

complaint with the HR. No need

to mention any names — just

say that the cigarette smell

bothers you and you shouldn't

have to deal with second hand

smoke — which is irritating and

also bad for health. You could

also talk to your boss — even

though he/ she himself is a

smoker, we are sure that most

logical bosses will see seeing

that what is happening is wrong.

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we tell you how to deal with SMokerS at work

« stuff we like

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before wednesday

are you the office b**ch?

“Hey you! Could you get me a cup of coffee? I amreally busy right now!” “I know that we have to dothis assignment together, but I really need to

attend this family dinner today. Could you take over?”. Theseare some of the questions that you might face on a daily basisif you are the office doormat. Before you start hating your

colleagues, we'd like to point out that it is entirely possible thatyour colleagues are doing it without realising it and it'sprobably happening because you don't know how and whento say no. However, sometimes it is absolutely necessary thatyou do. These questions will help you find out whether youneed to:

From being made to do all the extra work, to being the person who always gets the coffee at meetings, there are several ways yourcolleagues might be taking advantage of you, says Dev Goswami. Take this quiz to find out whether it’s time you stood up for yourself

>> Do people regularly pileon requests for favours, or asfor help with their projects?Take our quiz to find out ifyou are the office doormat

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Do most questions addressed to you start with ‘Could you be adear and...’? a. Yes. b.No.

Whenever you receive assignments where you are partneredwith a colleague, do you often end up doing all the work? a.Yes. b.No.

Do you find that your colleagues are sometimes extremely niceto you and at other times they ignore you completely? a. Yes. b.No.

Even though you have the same designation as most of yourcolleagues, would you say that everyone gives you orders? a.Yes. b.No.

Whenever you have ideas, do you find that everyone quicklyshuts you down even before you've finished talking? a. Yes. b.No.

Do you feel that your colleagues sometimes talk to you in acondescending tone? a.Yes. b. No.

MoStly as Wake up! You are being taken advantage of and it

seems like you haven't even realised it yet! We can't tell you why

people treat you like this unless we know more about your situation.

But, we're sure that if you stand up for yourself it will stop. You work

on an equal footing with the rest of your office and there's no reason

your co-workers should boss you around. The quieter you are about it,

the more it will happen. So, speak up. Now!

MoStly Bs We don't know what made you take this quiz, but

whatever it was, was probably a one-off incident. Your colleagues do

not treat you like a doormat and so, there is no reason that you should

be worried. If you spend all your time assuming that everyone is unfair

to you and takes advantage of you, stop thinking like that as that is

not the case.

Swatch’S paStry chef’ScollectionWow, wow, WOW! That was our reaction

when we first saw Swatch’s new Pastry

Chef’s collection. From candies and

chocolates to cakes, these watches take

inspiration from everything to do with

baking and they come in absolutely

adorable packaging! While some of the

designs might be a little too childish or

colourful to wear on a daily basis, the red

watch (left) will brighten up even the

dullest of looks. We recommend you

check the collection out.

where Swatch boutiques

price `3,990 onwards

By Marcellus Baptista

Bollywood babes KalkiKoechlin, Genelia D’SouzaDeshmukh and Adah Sharmamade their pretty presencefelt on the first day ofLakmé Fashion WeekSummer/Resort 2014 atGrand Hyatt onWednesday. They were allthere to cheer their youngdesigner friend NishkaLulla who wowed thepacked house.Of course, as usual, the

fashion week kicked offwith the Gen Next show withfresh fashion on the ramp.This show, presented by INIFD,featured collections by ChandniMohan (Delhi), Divya Sheth(Kolkata), Parul Bhargava (Paris),Sreeejith Jeevan (Kochi), UjjawalDubey (Noida) and Vilvin Sabu (Pune).Pristine white and shimmer started it

all with the show titled Mirage by Paris-based designer Parul Bhargava. It wasall very smooth and soothing withpastel shades floating acrossthe long ramp. Then it wasraining women, or at leastthe female models werecarrying stylish umbrellasat the Rouka show bySreejith Jeevan.Pelicansmade their

presence felt on outfitsshowcasedby Vilvin Sabu. And blackandwhites gaveway to sunshiny orangeat the Selvage line by ChandniMohan.Divya Shethmadeher style statement inwhite and sky blue creations,making youthink of a clear sky andnoworries in the

air. And the onlymen’s collection at theGenNext showwas the onebyUjjawal

Dubeywith his rugged line, bothclassic and rustic, with themalemodels bearded andbe-turbaned.While the shows in the

main show area drew thecrowds, the special Stolilounge was abuzz with the

party people who chilled outwith cocktails created of the famed

Stolichnaya vodka. Yes, the cheer wason at Lakme Fashion Week witheveryone eagerly awaiting the last twoshows of the day - from NarendraKumar and Tarun Tahiliani.

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« SoS: SolvE ouR SITuATIon!  

"These people have been with me for over five years, from 9-5... that’s

more than 82,125 hours together! They are good people... I am having

second thoughts now. Should I stay?” — Ms. Muddles

a) Sounds like you have a very lovely team of people at your old job. But,

leaving does not mean losing them. Make an effort to keep in touch!

b) All change is challenging, and nostalgia is a vortex. Focus on why you

wanted a change. You were new at your old job once!

c) Sure. Stay... Things can remain the same indefinitely and will never

change. And you can gather moss as a plus. Stay!

LAST WEEK: Mr. Mistake should pick Option B: The honest thing to do

would be to admit this and apologise. You may lose your job, but not

your integrity.

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Think you can fix our readers’ complicated problems? Read on... I was recently feeling a bit restless at my current job and

wanted a change. So, I took stock of things and decided that

it was time for me to change jobs. I loved where I was working,

but was ready for new challenges. So...

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dear Grace,I am having a full white wedding in May and

my problem is with my future MIL. I askedher what she would be wearing to the

wedding and she said she would show me.It was a wedding dress! A simple white shift,that looked very bridal. I am shocked but do

not know how to handle the situation. She isreally nice otherwise. What do I do?!

— danielle d’costa, malad

dear danielle,

Always approach this situation assuming

that the other person has no idea what

wedding etiquette is. Innocent until proven

guilty! So, be gentle, it is your future MIL

after all and you don't want to start your

married life on a bad note. The best way to

deal with this is to get your fiancé involved.

Both of you should tell her that while the

dress is lovely (say why you like it), you were

hoping the bride would be the only one in

white so that she would stand out in

pictures. Offer to dye the dress for her or if

you're feeling extra generous, pick up a new

one for her. If she is adamant on wearing

her white dress to your wedding, let it go.

Remember, she's going to be the one who

is going to look silly!

Send your questions to womansworld@afternoondc.in

« DEAR GRAcE, I HAvE A pRoBlEm... 

I accepted a job in a fantastic new company!

I am thrilled! I have met a lot of the people I work with and am

raring to go and be part of their team. But...

This was the place I entered as a

wide-eyed 20-year-old fresher...

I have been feeling a

bit miserable.

Now that the time has come to leave my old workplace...

...working together, late nights grumpy and exhausted, lunches,

gossip, celebrations and sadness, lots of chats, lots of laughter, lots

of learning...

I have been through so much with these people...

lots of love.

You've broken up with your man and have vowed neverto speak to him again. But, in today's age of easycommunication, a simple poke on Facebook or status

message on Whatsapp can have you spiralling down the pathof forgiveness, making you forget why you broke up in thefirst place. So, if you want to call it quits for good, we tell youhow to stick to the plan.

Let's not be friends

From celebrities to your best friend — you're going to have anumber of people around you who seem to have masteredthe art of staying friends with their exes. However, instead oftaking a leaf from their books, we recommend you listen tous. Avoid any sort of contact with your ex, at least for theimmediate future. It might seem like an extreme step, butyou need to let it sink in that your boyfriend is no longer amajor part of your life.

take care of yourseLf

You might never have thought of it this way, but apart fromthe obvious reasons, you also need to take care of youremotional health to ensure that you don't start comparingyour current situation to a time when you were in yourrelationship. This would lead you to conclude, usuallyincorrectly, that you were much happier before and so,maybe the breakup was a bad idea, after all.

Goodbye memories

It’s recommended that you pack up all pictures, gifts andother mementos from your time with your ex, for the timebeing. One day, you will be mature enough to look at them

with just the right amount of nostalgia and without secondguessing your decision. But, now is not the time for that.Keep the memories safe — don't discard them — but don'tkeep them in a place where you can access them easily.

sociaL media precautions

It just takes one seemingly emotional Facebook post for youto think “Hmm, maybe he's changed. Why not give it anothertry?” It is thoughts like these that you want to avoid and if youfeel that you can't fight these random urges to get backtogether, you should consider un-friending him on Facebookand not following him on Twitter or Instagram.

keep a note

This is a really good way to remind yourself why you brokeup. Over time, it is possible that you will forget the smallfights that went on to become huge problems. So, when youbreak up, note down all the reasons that made you decidethat it was the best course of action. Try and keep strongemotions at bay while writing down the reasons though —you don't want these notes to make you a vindictive, unforgiving person.

the friend

Everyone has that one friend. This friend understands youand sometimes, can see what's better for you even when youcan't. So, when you break-up, extract a promise from yourbest friend, that she will not let you get back with your ex, nomatter what! However, keep in mind that if you are unwillingto listen to reason when the time comes, it might lead to anugly fight.

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What the cards say: Be at ease. Goodthings are coming your way.

Path: It is ok. Somepeople will hurt you.So what? Don’t be sosensitive, relax.Ally: Sagittarius willteach you to relax. AvoidVirgos who could inhibityou more.Card for the week:Tarot key no. XIV TheTemperance which saysthat balance and healingis at hand.Right combination will

make you the winner.

What the cards say: Be dis-cerning and discriminating.Path: Learn to say no whenrequired. Don’t sacrificeprinciples for expediency.Ally: Pisces and Taurus willbe a great support. Stayaway from Gemini and Leo.

They will confuse youmore.Card for the week:Tarot Key no. XIIThe Hanged Man.Surrender willtransform yourpersonality. Allowthe Universe to playthrough you. Be theobserver.

What the cards say: Be the peace maker.Path: Forgive and forget.Don’t be vindictive.Ally: Virgo will be an ally. Avoid Aries whocould be impulsive.Card for the week: Tarot key no. XVIIThe Star. Insight and understanding willshow you the way. Great bonding in this

week.

What the cards say: Generosity willtransform your relationships.Path: Give from the heart.Don’t calculate.Ally: Gemini will give you good advice.Card for the week: Tarot Key no. XIJustice is operating. As you have sown soyou shall reap.

What the cards say:Be clear about whatyou really wantPath: Introspection willbring understanding.Don’t push yourself orbe in a hurry.Ally: Taurus will slowyou down.

Avoid Sagittarius who could be hyper.Card for the week: Tarot key no. VThe Hierophant. The master of themasses and of social wisdom.This card asks you to connect with youroutside world, tradition andconformity. Understand it in thecontext of yourself.

What the cardssay: You are muchmore positive.Path: Be aware ofthe good that iscoming your way.Don’t collapse intoold ways.Communicate andshare.Ally: Libra will show you what partnership orrelationship is about. Avoid Leo who willmake you self centered.Card for the week: Tarot key no. IIIThe Empress. There is abundance withinyou, allow it to flow. Give and you will get alot in return.

What the cards say: Be grateful for whatyou have.Path: Have faith and expect good thingsto happen. Don’t live in fear, you havemore potential than you know.Ally: The water sign Scorpio will give youstrength. Don’t tangle with Capricorn.Card for the week: Tarot key no. XIV

Temperance. Youneed to balanceyour differentselves in a whole.

What the cards say: Rise to the occasionand give in.Path: Acknowledge withgratitude what you havereceived. Don’t hold backbut communicate yourneed.Ally: Sagittarius will putyou at ease. Don’t takeadvice from Cancer whowill make you moremorbid.Card for the week: TarotKey no. VIII Strength.You need to bring it tothe fore.

What the cards say: Sacrifice for thegreater good.Path: By surrendering you will gain allthat you have lost. Don’t be insecure orscared.Ally: Scorpio will show you your duty.Avoid Cancer and their clinging ways.Card for the week: Tarot key no. II

The High Priestess.Suggesting thatyou connect withyour inner self andsee the largerpicture.

What the cards say: Be compassionate.Path: Guide and be centered in the right.Don’t be party to any wrong. Stand upand fight even if it is not expedient.Ally: Aries will make you stand up.Stay away from Capricorn and theircalculations.Card for the week: Tarot Key no. VIIThe Chariot. Victory will beyours if you fight for theright cause. You have theprerequisites to be achampion for the less for-tunate.

What the cardssay: Accept themistakes that youhave made.Path: Let go.Don’t use yourintelligence tojustify.Ally: Your ally this

week is Virgo. Listen to his criticalperspective and gain.Card for the week: Tarot key no. IXThe Hermit. Be wise and see the light of

wisdom.

What the cards say:Flow with the tide.Path: Discern the truthand reality. Don’t be selforiented or clinging.Ally: Pisces will show youthe esoteric path andhelp you feel for others.Card for the week: TarotKey no. XII The Hanged Man. Be guidedby surrender and sacrifice. In giving upyou will gain the world.

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LOVIN’ IT UPHistory need not repeat itselfMy boyfriend and I have been going out for alittle over a month. He says that he really likesme, and I like him too. He reminds me of myolder brother, has the same temper, and itworries me cause my brother has an assaultcharge since he hit his wife. How can I be surethat my boyfriend won’t do anything of this sort?Am I worrying over nothing, given the memoriesthat haunt me of my older brother? He’s 19 andI’m 18.Firstly, history need not repeat itself i.e. yourboyfriend need not behave like your brother as

they are two different persons, BUT, one mustlearn from history and be aware i.e. see whetheryour boyfriend expresses his anger in sociallyacceptable ways or not. If there are signs of

verbal abuse or even a push or a shove, thenbeware, this could be a sign for things to come –put an end to it immediately by asserting yourselfwith him; he must know that you will not standfor this. However, if he gets angry due to adifference of opinion, expresses it through wordswithout humiliating you and attacking your self-worth, and sorts out the difference throughcommunication, then he is normal and there isnothing to be concerned about. However, both ofyou are still young; understand each other betterbefore you get serious about the relationship.

Psychogenic erectile dysfunctionI read your piece regarding masturbation a fewweeks ago. It was very pacifying. I can attainvery good erection whenever I masturbate inprivacy. However, when I attempted sexualintercourse with my fiancé last week, I could notachieve good erection and thus could notperform intercourse. Why did such a thinghappen? I am deeply disturbed. Please guide.It is a common occurrence. Sex before marriageis invariably associated with guilt, hesitation, fearand self-doubt. These feelings affect erection(Psychogenic erectile dysfunction). Moreover,girls with a moral upbringing are invariably

reluctant to indulge, or fail to actively participatein intercourse before marriage. Invariably, theyagree for intercourse only under emotionalcompulsion and thus fail to give a free andspontaneous response during the act. The lackof response from the partner also affects one’slevel of sexual excitement and subsequently theerection.

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By A Business Reporter

Reliance Industries has refutedallegations by the Aam Aadmi

Party (AAP) that oilministersManiShankar Aiyar and S Jaipal Reddywere removed because they didnot favour the company, sayingthe “malafide propaganda” was“factually incorrect.” Terming as“malafide propaganda” AAP’s alle-gation that Aiyar had to go be-cause he opposed RIL’s move toraise KG-D6 capital expenditure2.5 times, the company said Aiyarleft the oilministry in January 2006while the revised USD 8.8 billionfield development plan was sub-mitted in October 2006.On allegations that Reddy was

removed because he opposedhigher gas prices for RIL, the com-pany said, “It was Jaipal Reddy(and not current Oil Minister MVeerappa Moily) who requestedfor the appointment of the DrRangarajan Committee in May2012. It was on this committee’srecommendations, the CCEA ap-proved the revised gas prices(fromApril 2014).”The RangarajanCommittee suggested that domes-tically produced gas should bepriced at an average of global hubrates and the cost of importing liq-uid gas (LNG) into India. Accord-ing to this formula, the price of gasis being increased to about USD 8per unit in April. The current rateof USD 4.205 per million Britishthermal units for gas from RIL’seastern offshore KG-D6 field ex-pires onMarch 31. “The prices hadto be revised not because of theelections but because the prevail-ing price formula ceases to bevalid with effect from April 1,2014,” RIL said in documents it re-leased giving a detailed account offacts and arguments aimed atcountering its critics.On AAP’s allegation that the

price hike would result in a wind-fall of Rs 54,000 crore for RIL, thecompany said the new rates willraise the revenue earned on thecountry’s entire gas production byRs 26,000 crore. “Of this increase,Rs 12,000 crore comes back to thegovernment as royalty, profit pe-troleum, taxes and dividend. Theshare of RIL and its partners isonly Rs 3,000 crore (not Rs 54,500crore), which goes tomeeting cap-ital as well as operational costs be-fore it can be counted as profit,” itsaid. Gas from KG-D6 barelymakes up 15 per cent of the na-

tion’s entire production of the fuel.Responding to an allegation that

the cost of KG-D6 gas productionwas less than USD 1 per mmBtu,the firm said, “The cost of produc-tion as alleged is nothing but post-production costs between thewell-head and delivery point,which in 2009-10was estimated asUSD 0.89 per mmBtu for thatyear.” Apart from the post-produc-tion cost of USD 0.89, expenditureis incurred on discovery, appraisal,development production andmaintenance, it said.“The figure was required be-

cause royalty on gas producedwasto be paid at the well head value,whose value had to be derived bysubtracting the post-well headcost (USD 0.89) from the approvedprice of USD 4.2 per mmBtu.“Post-production cost betweenthe well head and delivery point isonly a small component of thetotal cost of production,” RIL said.To calculate the cost of produc-tion, in addition to the post-pro-duction cost between well headand delivery point of USD 0.89 permmBtu, the expenditure incurredon discovery, appraisal, develop-ment production and mainte-nance will need to be considered.Reacting to AAP’s allegation thatthe government had offered wellsto RIL, the company said nodrilled wells or discovered fieldsweremade available to companiesthrough NELP (New ExplorationLicensing Policy).“KG-D6 was offered as a deep

water exploration block with littledata and no drilled wells with dis-coveries” and the company had putin its risk capital to find gas, RILsaid, adding that, there was “noteven an iota of substance” in the al-legation that it deliberately reducedgas production and hoarded thefuel in anticipation of the higherprice. Hoarding is technically im-possible. Any attempt to hold backproduction in an existing field im-mediately shows up in pressureanomalies in the affected wells.“Eachwell is like the release valve ofa huge pressure cooker where theoil and gas has literally been cook-ing for millions of years - hold backgas in one and the pressure differ-ence is immediately apparent in thenext. Simply put, if gas is beinghoarded, pressure in all producingwells cannot decline uniformly be-cause pressure decline is a sure signthat the pressure cooker is runningout of steam,” it added.

Kotak Securities calls a ‘Buy’ on AllCargo LogisticsCMP: Rs. 154 Target Rs. 170

Religare calls a ‘Buy’ on JK Lakshmi CementCMP: Rs. 93 Target Rs. 115

REVIEW OF THE PREVIOUS DAY:The Nifty rose marginally on Wednesday (March 12, 2014)a net 5 points (0.08%) and closed at the 6516 point level.The market opened down at the 6497 points level. It thendeclined sharply into the red and registered the day’s lowat the 6487 points level at 9.54 a.m. The index then rosesharply, into the green and registered the day’s high at the6546 points level at 10.31 a.m. It then declined and turnedinto a range bound movement until closing at the day. TheNifty witnessed a volatile session and moved in a range of59 points. Sentiment was bearish and amongst the 50Nifty stocks 30 were losers, 19 were gainers and 1remained unchanged. Substantial buying was seen inhealthcare and FMCG stocks, while selling was seen inPSU, capital goods, oil & gas, auto, power, banking, metaland realty stocks.

TTEECCHHNNIICCAALL AANNAALLYYSSIISS::VVoolluummee:: Volume (Qty shares) decreased 21.52%. This change issubstantial and indicates a less than full participation byinvestors.

MMaarrkkeett BBrreeaaddtthh::Overall Market Breadth on the NSE was negative. Amongstall the traded stocks, 694 were gainers, 809 were losersand 66 remained unchanged.

SSllooww SSttoocchhaassttiicc IInnddiiccaattoorr::The Slow Stochastic Oscillator is has declined the over-bought zone. The Slow K line in the Stochastic Oscillator is below theslow D line (negative if it continues).

RRSSII IInnddiiccaattoorr::The RSI is above the 60 level and is now turned flat(positive if it rises).

MMAACCDD IInnddiiccaattoorr::The MACD is above zero and is rising (positive if itcontinues). It is above its 9-day Average (positive).

AADDXX IInnddiiccaattoorr && DDII LLiinneess::The +DI line is above the –DI line but both lines areconverging (negative if it continues). The ADX is rising while the Market Index is flat. No signalhere.

MMoovviinngg AAvveerraaggeess ((TTrreenndd IInnddiiccaattoorrss))TThhee iinnddeexx::Is above its 5-day average (at 6498) Positive.Is above its 15-day average (at 6309) Positive.Is above its 25-day average (at 6208) Positive.Is above its 200-day average (at 5999) Positive.

All the four averages are positively trended. Positive.

OOvveerraallll MMaarrkkeett SSttrreennggtthh//WWeeaakknneessss::The indicators and oscillators discussed here are indicatinga strong market but with a neutral bias.

SSuuppppoorrtt LLeevveellss:: For short-term traders the immediate mainsupport is at the 6338 points level. The next support is atthe 6136 points level.

RReessiissttaannccee LLeevveellss The immediate main resistance is at the 6579 points level.The next resistance is at the 6621 points level.

PPiivvoott PPooiinntt AAnnaallyyssiiss::For intra-day traders the support and resistance levels arecalculated according to the pivot point theory and are: Pivot point = 6517 (This is the level where the trend is likelyto change during intra-day).Support (1) = 6487.Support (2) = 6458. Resistance (1) = 6546. Resistance (2) = 6576.

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OUTLOOK FOR TODAY:TThhee mmaarrkkeett sseeeemmss ttoo bbee ccoonnssoolliiddaattiinngg aatt ccuurrrreenntt lleevveellss..OOnn JJaappaanneessee ccaannddlleessttiicckk ppaatttteerrnnss tthhee iinnddeexx hhaass ffoorrmmeeddaa sseeccoonndd ccoonnsseeccuuttiivvee ddoojjii ppaatttteerrnn.. TThhiiss iinnddiiccaatteess tthhaatt tthheeiinnddeecciissiivveenneessss aammoonnggsstt iinnvveessttoorrss ccoonnttiinnuueess.. TThhee nneexxttccaannddllee ffoorrmmaattiioonn wwiillll ccoonnffiirrmm wwhheetthheerr tthhee bbiiaass iiss ttoowwaarrddsstthhee bbuuyy oorr sseellll ssiiddee ooff tthhee mmaarrkkeett.. HHoowweevveerr,, tthhee iinnddeexx iiss aabboovvee iittss 55,, 1155,, 2255 aanndd 220000 ddaayyssmmoovviinngg aavveerraaggeess aanndd aallll tthhee ffoouurr aavveerraaggeess aarree rriissiinngg aannddaallssoo ppoossiittiivveellyy ttrreennddeedd.. FFuurrtthheerr,, tthhee vveelloocciittyy ppaarraammeetteerrssttoooo iinnddiiccaattee ssttrreennggtthh.. BBootthh tthheessee iinnddiiccaattee aa ppoossiittiivvee bbiiaassaanndd tthhee ppoossssiibbiilliittyy ooff aa ffuurrtthheerr uuppmmoovvee uunnffoollddiinngg..IInnvveessttoorrss aarree aaddvviisseedd ttoo hhoolldd lloonngg ppoossiittiioonnss..

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NEWS FLASH At 8.10% in February as against 8.79% in January, consumer inflation fell to a to a 25-month low. Food inflation fell to 8.57% in February, from 9.9% in January. � Telecomuser base rises to 92.20 cr in Jan � Coal India officers to go on 3 day strike � IL&FS wins Rs 300-cr Kolkata Metro project � L&T Finance, Just Dial rally on inclusion in futures segment.

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Fund Mop-Up Through NCDs Up 2-Fold At Rs 34K CrFund mop-up by Indian companies through retail issues of non-convertibledebentures has risen over two-fold so far in the current fiscal to Rs 34,000crore, primarily to meet working capital requirements. The amount isexpected to further go up in the remaining period of the current fiscal, endingon March 31. A cumulative amount of Rs 16,982 crore was garnered by 15firms through their NCDs in the entire 2012-13 fiscal.

Worldfloat May Sell 10% Stake To Raise USD 50 MnHome-grown social networking site, Worldfloat yesterday said it is looking atselling 10% stake to raise USD 50 million to expand its technologies. "We arelooking at selling 10% stake and will be raising around USD 50 million toexpand Worldfloat technologies to a larger scale and level," Worldfloatfounder Pushkar Mahatta said in a statement.

Direct Sellers Need Code Of Conduct And Redressal SystemThe government, which is in the process of drafting guidelines for directsellers, today said that stakeholders and the industry association put in placea code of conduct and a consumer grievance redressal system. Approvingthe final draft will take time as the government is consulting various agenciesand stakeholders, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Manoj Paridasaid.

FMC Asks NMCE To Check Price ManipulationCommodity markets regulator FMC has directed NMCE - the country's thirdbiggest commodity bourse - to closely monitor the transactions on its platformto check price manipulation. "The Commission on February 20 directedNMCE to closely monitor the transactions on the exchange platform andensure that the trade volumes and price of the commodity derivatives arenot manipulated," Forward Markets Commission (FMC) said in its latestreport.

McAfee Offers Free Security For Indian Mobile UsersSecurity software maker McAfee has said Indian consumers can now avail ofits mobile solution free of cost. The solution, which supports Android and iOSmobile devices, has a host of enhanced protection and privacy featuresincluding anti-theft, anti-virus and web protection and call and SMS filtering."A full-featured version of its award-winning McAfee mobile security solutionis now available for Indian users as a free offering," the company said.

Crompton Launches Latest Energy Efficient PumpsAvantha Group Company Crompton (CG) has launched a wide range of

energy efficient pumps and SMS savvy devices to operatepumps for residential, agricultural, commercial and industrialapplications. Discerning consumers are displaying a preference for energyefficient pumps. The intelligent microchip technology embedded in the GSM(Global System for Mobile Communications) Pump Controller and theElectronic Control Panels allow these pumps to be switched "on" and "off"remotely, through a mobile phone call or an SMS.

— Business Desk with inputs from PTI

Shri Ashishkumar Chauhan, MD & CEO, BSE Ltd. and Shri S Raman, Whole Time Member(WTM), SEBI posing with the bull during Launch of BSE StAR Mutual

thFund Distributors Platform on Thursday, 06 March, 2014 at BSE Ltd.

By A Business Reporter

India'sMedia and Entertainment(M&E) industry is likely to growat 14.2% to more than Rs 1.78

lakh crore in the next four years."The media and entertainment in-dustry is expected to register aCAGR of 14.2% to touch Rs 1,78,580crore by 2018," said a Ficci-KPMGreport released today at the FICCIFrames 2014 event here. Ficci'sM&ECommittee chairman and StarIndia CEO Uday Shankar said:"Amidst an environment of gloomand doom, the media and enter-tainment industry registered an im-pressive growth of 12% last year."The fact that we have been able

to deliver this in light of an overalleconomic growth of 4% and amajorresetting of exchange rates is a tes-tament to the tenacity of the indus-try's leaders and stakeholders." In2013, M&E industry's growth rateremained muted, with a slow GDPgrowth and a weak rupee. The in-dustry grew at 11.8% over 2012 andtouched Rs 91,800 crore. "LowerGDP (in 2013)meant lower demandfrom the consumer and this im-

pacted advertising," the report said,adding that this added to slowerrevenue growth.The report sees digital advertising

witnessing the highest Com-pounded Average Growth Rate(CAGR) of 27.7% by 2018. The addi-tion of new media such as socialnetworking services, animation andVFX, online gaming and applica-tions running on mobile devices,has given a new dimension to theworld of media that was usuallydominated by traditional media, itsaid. According to the report, thetelevision industry in the countrywhich is estimated at Rs 41,700crore in 2013, is expected to grow at16% over 2013-2018, to touch Rs88,500 crore by 2018.KPMGHead ofM&E Jehil Thakkar

said: "Once the television industrycompletes the entire process of digi-tisation, including the required backend infrastructure, it will result inincreased top and bottom-lineacross the industry."The report saidthat aided by digitisation and theconsequent increase in average rev-enue per user (ARPU), the share ofsubscription revenue to the total in-

dustry revenue is expected to in-crease from 67% in 2013 to 71% in2018. It said the print sector contin-ues to remain resilient. In 2014, thegrowth in print sector is also ex-pected to be promising with thegeneral elections."The print industry is estimated

to reach Rs 24,300 crore, a growth of8.5% in 2014 and by 2018, it willgrow at 9% to reach Rs 37,300 crore,"it said. Thakkar said: "Print had abetter year and regional performedwell. Elections this year will alsoprovide a boost to the industry."Thefilm industry recorded a doubledigit growth in 2013, albeit slowerthan in 2012, with multiple moviesscoring big on box office collections.According to the report, going for-ward, multiplexes' growth is ex-pected to slowdown, in linewith theoverall delays and future expecta-tions for retail sector and commer-cial real estate development,impacting box office growth in theshort term. Highlighting the newmedia, it said the total Internet userbase in the country, which grew 40%at 21.4 crore in 2013, is likely toreach 23.9 crore by end 2014.

Media, EntertainmentIndustry To Grow At 14.2%

Backing home grown talent...

By A Business Reporter

At IDBI Federal, “we believe inrecognising talent and creating

leaders from within the organisa-tion,” says R. K. Bansal, ExecutiveDirector, IDBI Bank. He was com-menting on the elevation of Vigh-nesh Shahane as the ChiefExecutive Officer &Whole Time Di-rector of the Company. According toBansal “In his capacity as a channelhead,Vighnesh has brought about a

positive change and under his lead-ership, the Bancassurance channelregistered unprecedented growth.”

“We are at a defining point in thelife insurance industry in India. De-spite the challenging macro eco-nomic conditions and dynamicregulatory environment, our econ-omy promises huge potential for lifeinsurance in the longer term. Vigh-nesh, with his diverse exposureacross various facets of business, willplay a key role in leading IDBI Federaltowards achieving” Bansal added.Incidentally, in his career span-

ning over 20 years, Vighnesh hasworked with leading financial or-ganisations across geographies. Hebringswith him, a rich experience invarious facets of business like salesmanagement, strategy and newbusiness development. Having rep-resented Mumbai in the prestigiousRanji Trophy, Vighnesh has mod-elled his leadership style on teamwork and collective contribution.Commenting on his elevated role

Vighnesh says, “IDBI Federal is ayoung company that has embarkedon a journey to change the way life

insurance is sold and bought in thecountry. It is this approach that hashelped us withstand the challengeof the times and emerge as a grow-ing company despite these chal-lenges. It is my honour to lead thisdynamic company through its nextphase of growth.”

IDBI Federal Life Insurance, is ajoint-venture of IDBI Bank, FederalBank and Ageas, amultinational in-surance giant based out of Europe.

IDBI Federal Elevates Vighnesh Shahane As CEO

Vighnesh Shahane

SEBI Watching Money LaunderingSEBI has tightened norms aimed

at counteringmoney launderingand terror financing through thecapital markets and asked marketentities to conduct detailed risk as-sessment of their clients, includingthose linked to countries facing in-ternational sanctions. The marketintermediaries have also been told

to appoint designated directors toensure compliance with newnorms, who would face penal ac-tion for any lapses. Besides, stockexchanges have been asked tomon-itor the compliance of various enti-ties through half-yearly internalaudits and inspections and keepSEBI informed on these issues.

THE DARKKNIGHTRISES� Despite his tar-nished reputationafter the events ofThe Dark Knight, inwhich he took the rapfor Dent’s crimes,Batman feels com-pelled to intervene toassist the city and itspolice force which isstruggling to copewith Bane’s plans todestroy the city. HHBBOO,,99 pp..mm..

BANI - ISHQ DA KALMA� In tonight’s episode, we see Maya dancing at the party with-out a care in the world while Parmeet admires her from afar.However, when she starts dancing with other men, Parmeet getsjealous and goes to stop her reminding her that she is some-one’s wife and daughter-in-law. Maya reminds Parmeet that sheisn’t Bani while further remembering the humiliation she wasforced to suffer in the past. CCoolloorrss,, 1100..3300 pp..mm..

JODHA AKBAR � In order to thank his countrymen for praying for Jodha’s wellbeing and saving her life, Jalal calls for celebration for his coun-trymen. Making use of the opportunity, Sheriffudin plots Jalal’smurder. Will Sheriffudin be successful in killing Jalal or will he in-stead get caught? ZZeeee TTVV,, 88 pp..mm..

BEAT THE ANCESTORS� On "Beat The Ancestors", a team of modern day engineers aretasked with recreating and improving on the machines thatchanged history before putting them to the test in a series of dy-namic challenges. DDiissccoovveerryy SScciieennccee,, 1100 pp..mm..

EXTREME ANIMALS� Voyaging to the most hostile environments on earth, intrepidpresenter Steve Leonard is on a mission to find the animals thatpush the very limits of surivival. This thrilling series followsSteve's adventures as he braves the elements - and the animals- to uncover the most incredible examples of endurance in thenatural world. Soar with Steve as he confronts creatures at ver-tigo-inducing heights and dive with him to bone-crushing depths.Huddle for warmth with animals in the Arctic and try to keep yourcool in the searing heat of the desert. Packed with action and in-timate wildlife encounters this is the ultimate armchair experi-ence of life on the edge, with a presenter who's not afraid to gothere. AAnniimmaall PPllaanneett,, 1100 pp..mm..

SEVEN WONDERS OF THE SOLARSYSTEM� Travel from the Sun to the far-out reaches of Neptune as spec-tacular series SEVEN WONDERS OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM ex-plores the very latest breath-taking images sent directly fromspace. Combing dramatic CGI with the very latest scientific in-

formation beamed back from the fleet of probes, rovers and tel-escopes currently in orbit, delve into an alien world where giantice fountains rise to over 100km and immense volcanoes capa-ble of ripping a planet apart dominate the landscape. This im-agery will be the launch pad for a stunning journey to the planetsand moons beyond our world, finding the biggest, most bizarreand most powerful natural phenomena. DDiissccoovveerryy,, 88 pp..mm..

EK NANAD KI KHUSHIYON KICHAABI - MERI BHABHI� At Shergill house all the misunderstandings get cleared fromboth the families and Dildaar is zapped and everyone asks whathappened? Then Ashish and Ishan says that fufaji has rentedout their decoration of wedding to someone else. Everyone isshocked. Zor gets irritated and tells dildar that he needs all thedecoration as soon as possible. Buaji assures that everythingwill be done. SSttaarr PPlluuss,, 88 pp..mm..

ARROW The Suicide Squad is sent on its first mission, and Diggle agreesto join the team but is shocked to learn that the unit includes allcriminals he and Arrow helped put away. SSttaarr WWoorrlldd,, 1100 pp..mm..

STARMOVIESP.M.

12.30 Underworld3.00 Liar Liar5.00 Tremors7.00 City Hunter9.00 The Adventures of Tintin

11.00 Two BrothersA.M

8.30 Liar Liar10.00 Two Brothers

HBOP.M.

12.15 Rise of the Guardians2.00 Jack Reacher4.25 Miss Congeniality 2: Armed

and Fabulous6.40 The Four9.00 The Dark Knight RisesA.M.9.15 The Dukes of Hazzard

ZEE STUDIOP.M.1.00 Pirates of the Caribbean: At

World’s End4.20 Drag Me to Hell6.20 Goal II: Living The Dream8.35 Freaky Friday (2003)

10.30 The ChamberA.M.

10.10 Definitely Maybe

PIXP.M.2.40 21 Jump Street5.00 After Earth7.05 John Rambo9.00 Iron Man

11.35 Iron Man 2A.M.7.00 Wushu9.15 John Rambo

11.15 Rogue Assasin

STAR GOLDP.M.1.35 Maine Dil Tujhko Diya4.25 Dil Hai Tumhaara8.00 Makkhi

10.30 Farz Sabse Bada KhiladiA.M.8.10 Kaal

10.50 Diljale

MAXP.M.1.00 Aamdani Atthanni: Govinda5.30 Sabse B adi Hera Pheri9.00 Rowdy Rathore: Akshay

KumarA.M.7.00 Ishaqzaade: Parineeti Chopra

10.30 Dil Bole Haddipa: Rani

ZEE CINEMAP.M.2.30 Kuch Tum Kaho Kuch Hum

Kahein: Fardeen Khan 5.45 Hindsutani Yodha8.30 Ghulam-E-Mustafa: Nana

PatekarA.M.

11.00 Ab Tumhare Hawale WatanSaathiyao: Amitabh Bahchan

CVOP.M.2.00 Ek Aur Mahawali: Balkrishna5.30 Ek Aur Amar Premm: Inder

Kumar9.00 Suryavanshi: Salman KhanA.M.9.30 Nadaan: Navin Nischol

FILMYP.M.

12.00 Bandit Queen: Seema Biswas3.00 Mawaali: Jeetendra6.00 Atishbaz: Shatrughan Sinha9.00 Sandwich: Givinda, Ravina

Tandon

B4UP.M.2.30 Daraar: Arbaaz Khan 6.00 Dev Ek Rakshak: Chandra

Mohan9.00 Dus Tola: Manoj NajpaiA.M.7.30 Swarg Se Sunder: Jeetendra,

Jaya Prada11.00 Shiva Shakti: Govinda

ZEE TALKIESP.M.2.00 Yedyanchi Jatra: Bharat

Jadhav4.30 Halad Tujhi Kunku Majhe:

Miling G7.00 Dhoomdhadaka: Mahesh

Kothare

9.30 Ek Gaadi Baki Anaari: AshokSaraf, Laxmikant Berde

CARTOON NETWORKP.M.2.00 Tom and Jerry Tales3.00 Oggy and the Cockroaches4.00 The Regular Show4.30 Adventure Time5.00 Ben 10 Omniverse6.00 Oggy Olly La Lu Li8.00 Roll No 219.00 Ben 10 Alien Force

10.00 Beyblade Metal Fury11.00 Tom and Jerry Show

A.M.8.00 Ben 109.00 Tom and Jerry Kids Show

10.00 Roll No 2111.00 Bas Karo Hery11.30 Bhootraja Aur Ronnie 2

POGOP.M.2.30 Chhota Bheem Marathon4.00 Mr Bean5.00 Kaalia Ke Chele Special6.30 Half Chaddi Sppecial8.00 Chhota Bheem Marathon9.30 Chatur Chetan

10.00 Takeshi’s Castle11.00 Mad

A.M.8.00 Thomas and Friends8.30 Kumbh Karan9.00 Chhota Bheem9.30 Mr Bean

10.00 Happy Ho Jao Special

DISNEY CHANNELP.M.2.00 Doraemon3.30 Phineas and Ferb4.00 Gravity Falls4.30 Best of Luck Nikki5.00 Doraemon7.30 Phineas and Ferb8.00 Vicky Aur Veetal8.30 Ishaan9.00 Best of Luck Nikki9.30 Oye Jassie

10.00 Best of Luck Nikki10.30 The Suite Life of Karan and

KabirA.M.8.00 Mickey Mouse Clubhouse8.30 Sofia the First9.00 Quack Pack9.30 Gravity Falls

10.30 Doraemon11.00 Phineas and Ferb

DISNEY XDP.M.1.00 Kid vs Kat1.30 Kiteretsu5.30 Iron Man Armored

Adventures6.30 American Dragon Jake Long7.00 Phineas and Ferb8.00 Ultimate: Spider Man8.30 Kiteretsu9.30 Big Bad BeetleborgsA.M.8.00 Space Goofs8.30 Rekkit Rabbit9.00 Space Goofs9.30 American Dragon Jake Long

10.00 Phineas and Ferb11.00 Super Robot.

THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN� Intrepid reporter Tintin and Captain Haddock set off on atreasure hunt for a sunken ship commanded by Haddock's an-cestor. Starring Jamie Bell, Andy Serkis, Daniel Craig, SSttaarrMMoovviieess,, 99 pp..mm..

ROWDY RATHORE� Rowdy Rathore is about Shiva who is a small time conman inlove with Priya, a pretty girl whom he met at a wedding. In thispicture perfect world, there is a six year old Neha, who inexpli-cably believes Shiva to be her dad! And if this wasn’t badenough, Shiva faces a series of life threatening attacks by a gangof deadly criminals. While trying desperately to save his life andhis love, Shiva stumbles upon a deadly secret. A secret that willtake him to a small town in Bihar; terrorized by its ruthless MLAand the mafia he controls; a town whose inhabitants’ only hopefor redemption is - Shiva! The mystery slowly unravels itselfthrough some of the best action packed scenes. MMaaxx,, 99 pp..mm..

SANDWICH� Sher Singh is a worker in auto company and he is writing astrip for a low bug jet movie and he want to change his nameSher Singh to Shekhar. He have a girl friend Nisha she cannotsee him with another girl. One day he went his village and findout his handicap sister getting married but only one conditionhe have to married groom’s sister Sweety in love of sister he sayyes. When he comes to City he sees Nisha putting the gun onhis head and saying married me because she was getting mar-ried to Vicky. And he say yes but doesn’t tell her. FFiillmmyy,, 99 pp..mm..

FREAKY FRIDAY� The wide generation gap between Tess Coleman and herteenage daughter Anna is more than evident. They simply can-not understand each other’s preferences. On a Thursday nightthey have a big argument in a Chinese restaurant. Both receivea fortune cookie each from the restaurant owner’s mother whichcauses them to switch bodies next day. As they adjust with theirnew personalities, they begin to understand each other moreand eventually it’s the mutual self-respect that sorts the thingsout. ZZeeee SSttuuddiioo,, 88..3355 pp..mm..

DUS TOLA� Inspired by the folk tales passed on from one generation toanother, ‘Dus Tola’ is a simply told story of victory of goodness

over greed. The story is set in Sonapur, a quaint little town thathas its share of eccentrics. Shankar the local goldsmith, is head-over-heels in love with his neighbor’s daughter Suvarnalatamuch to the chagrin of her father Daya Shastri. Shastri is bentupon finding her a suitable groom from Dubai and cover herwith gold at the wedding, which will help him climb up the socialladder. Armed with nothing but a heart of pure gold, Shankarsets out to overcome the obstacles of devious plots andheartache. ‘Dus Tola’, a slice-of-life tale which mirrors our soci-ety, and is light-hearted in its narrative. BB44UU,, 99 pp..mm..

GHULAM-E-MUSTAFA� Ghulam-E-Mustafa is a 1997 Bollywood Crime Action Dramafilm directed by Partho Ghosh, Starring Nana Patekar andRaveena Tandon in the lead role, it was produced by P.G.Shrikanth and Dinesh Gandhi under the S.G.S. Cinearts Inter-national and Eros International banners. Set in the early 1996s,Ghulam-e-Mustafa is an action, crime and sad-love story cen-tering around the turbulent and tragic relationship betweenGangster Mustafa and Dancer Kavita, a relationship which cometo an end with the death of kavita due to his field. It was averagefilm of 1997 despite of having mix to positive reviews movie failsto impress on Indian Box Office earning 8.9 million rupees uponits release despite a 11 million rupee budget. ZZeeee CCiinneemmaa,, 88..3300pp..mm..

STAR PLUSP.M.2.00 Ek Nanad Ki Khushiyon

Ki Chaabi..Meri Bhabhi3.00 Satyamev Jayate4.30 Saraswatichandra5.00 Ek Veer Ki Ardaas-Veera5.30 Ye Hai Mohabbatein6.00 Iss Pyar Ko Kya Naam

Doon-Ek Baar Phir 6.30 Ek Ghar Banaunga7.00 Saath Nibhaana

Saathiya7.30 Saraswati Chandra8.00 Ek Nanad Ki Khushiyon

Ki Chaabi..Meri Bhabhi8.30 Mahabharat9.00 Diya Aur Bati Hum9.30 Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata

Hain10.00 Pyar Ka Dard Hai….10.30 Ek Veer Ki Ardaas –

Veera11.00 Ye Hai Mohabbatein

STAR WORLDP.M.2.00 Once Upon A Time3.00 The Killing4.00 Suburgatory 4.30 Two and A Half Men5.00 Boston Legal6.00 The Killing7.00 Koffee with Karan8.00 Suburgatory8.30 Two And A Half Men9.00 Boston Legal

10.00 Arrow II11.00 The Killing

ZEE CAFÉP.M.2.00 The Secret Life of the

American Teenager 3.00 House of Cards4.00 America Funniest Home

Videos5.00 Just for Laughs6.00 The Secret Life of the

American Teenager7.00 House of Cards8.00 The Big Bang Theory 8.30 Cougar Town9.00 Being Erica

10.00 The Secret Life of theAmerican Teenager

11.00 House of Cards

BIG CMAGICP.M

1.00 Gharwali Baharwali :Film

3.30 Love Dosti dua4.00 Raavi4.30 Nadaniyaan5.00 Jai Shree Krishna6.00 Mahisagar6.30 Love Dosti Dua7.00 Raavi7.30 Mahisagar8.00 Nadaniyaan8.30 Love Dosti Dua9.00 Jai Shree Krishna

10.00 Nadaniyaan10.30 Mahisagar

SONY TVP.M.

12.00 Crime Patrol8.00 Main Na Boolungi8.30 Ek Nayi Pehchaan9.00 Desh Ki Beti Nandini9.30 Kehta Hai Dil Jee Le

Zara10.00 Maharana Pratap11.00 Crime Patrol

ZEE TVP.M.2.00 Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya2.30 Doli Armaano Ki3.00 Sapne Suhane

Ladakpan Ke3.30 Pavitra Rishta

4.00 Qubool Hai4.30 Ek Mutthi Aasmaan5.00 Jodha Akbar5.30 Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya6.00 Do Dil Bandhe Ek Dori

Se6.30 Pavitra Rishta7.00 Ek Mutthi Aasmaan7.30 Sapne Suhane

Ladakpan Ke8.00 Jodha Akbar8.30 Do dil Bandhe Ek Dori

Se9.00 Pavitra Rishta.9.30 Qubool Hai

10.00 Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya10.30 Doli Armaano Ki11.00 Jodha Akbar

LIFE OKP.M.2.00 Savdhaan India6.00 The Adventures of

Hatim

7.00 Tumhari Paakhi7.30 Gustakh Dil8.00 Devo Ke Dev Mahadev8.30 Ek Boond Ishq9.00 The Adventure of Hatim9.30 Tumhari Paakhi

10.00 Kaisa Yeh Ishq Hai-AjabSa Risk Hai

10.30 Savdhaan India

COLORSP.M.2.00 Sasural Simar Ka2.30 Balika Vadhu3.00 Rangrasiya3.30 Beintehaa4.00 Madhubala4.30 Sanskaar Dharohar

Apnon Ki5.00 Bani – Ishq da Kalma5.30 Comedy Nights with

Kapil7.00 Sanskaar: Dharohar

Apnon Ki7.30 Sasural Simar Ka8.00 Balika Vadhu8.30 Madhubala9.00 Beintehaa9.30 Rangrasiya

10.00 Uttaran10.30 Bani – Ishq da Kalma11.00 Balika Vadhu

SAHARA ONEP.M

2.00 Aakhir Bahu Bhi TohBeti Hee Hai

2.30 Firangi Bahu3.00 Dharam Adhikari: Film.

Dilip Kumar, Sridevi6.00 Rishton Ke Bhanwar

Mein Jljhi Niyati6.30 Jai Jai Jai Bajarangbali7.00 Aakhir Bahu Bhi Toh

Beti7.30 Firangi Bahu8.00 Haunted Nights: Kaun

Hai Who?8.30 Jai Jai Jai Bajarangbali9.00 Aakhir Bahu Bhi Toh Bet9.30 Rishton Ke Bhawar

Mein Uljhi Niyati

10.00 Firangi Bahu10.30 Jai Jai Jai Bajarangbali.11.00 Aakhir Bahu Bhi toh

Beti Hee

SAB TVP.M.2.00 Taarak2.30 FIR3.00 Baal Veer4.30 Jeannie Aur Juhu6.00 Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah

Chashmah7.30 Pritam Pyare Aur Woh8.00 Balal Veer8.30 Taarak9.00 Chidiya Ghar9.30 Jeanie Aur Juju

10.00 Lapataganj-Ek Baar Phir10.30 F I R11.00 Taarak Mehta

ZEE MARATHIP.M.

2.00 Tu Tithe Mee2.30 Eka Lagnachi Tisari

Goshta3.00 Honar Suun Me Hya

Gharachi3.30 Juluni Yeti Reshimgathi4.00 Asmita4.30 Shri Va Sau Pakke

Shejari5.00 Javai Vikat Ghene Aahe5.30 Honar Soon Me Hya

Gharachi6.00 Eka Lagnachi Tisari

Goshat6.30 Home Minister7.00 Tu Tithe Mee7.30 Javai Vikat Ghene Aahe8.00 Honar Suun Me Hya

Gharachi8.30 Juluni Yeti Reshimgathi9.00 Eka Lagnachi Tisari

Goshta9.30 Asmita

10.00 Shri Va Sau PakkeShejari

10.30 Julun Yeti Reshimgathi11.00 Honar Soon Mee Hya

Gharachi

ANIMAL PLANETP.M.2.00 WTR3.00 Extreme Animals3.30 Planet Wild4.00 Wildest Africa5.00 Bad Dog6.00 AP Safari7.00 Predation8.00 WTR9.00 Be The Creature

10.00 Extreme Animals10.30 Planet Wild11.00 River Monsters

DISCOVERYP.M.2.00 Earth Flight3.00 Man Vs Wild4.00 First Time Filmmakers5.00 Bear Grylls: Escape

From Hell

6.00 Mad Mike and Mark7.00 Food Factory7.30 American Digger8.00 Seven Wonders of the

Solar System9.00 Bear Grylls: Escape

From Hell10.00 You Have Been Warned11.00 Extreme Bodies

SCIENCEP.M.2.00 How It’s Made3.00 Space Month4.00 Through The Wormhole

with Morgan Freeman4.50 Dark Matters5.40 How It’s Made6.00 The Gadget Show7.00 Through The Wormhole

with Morgan Freeman 8.00 How It’s Made9.00 Space Month

10.00 Beat The Ancestors11.00 Massive Engines

HISTORY CHANNEL

P.M.2.00 Top Secret Recipe3.00 Ancient Aliens4.00 Baggage Battles4.30 Ice Road Truckers5.30 Mudcats6.30 Pawn Stars7.00 Counting Cars 8.00 Dynamo: Magician

Impossible9.00 Modern Marvels

10.00 Pawn Stars10.30 Counting Cars11.00 Dangerous Persuasions

NAT. GEOGRAPHICP.M.2.00 Expedition Wild3.00 Inside IPL4.00 Monsoon Railway5.00 Nordic Wild6.00 Brain Games7.00 Inside8.00 Customs8.30 The Indestructibles9.00 Brain Games

10.00 Seconds from Disaster11.00 Taboo

STAR SPORTS1P.M.2.00 Jai Ho3.00 ICC World T20 Best of

Matches4.00 T20 Triumphs4.30 Jai Ho5.00 Asia Cup 14 h/ls6.00 ICC World T20 Best

Innings6.30 Jai Ho7.00 Star Power7.30 T20 Triumphs8.00 Asia Cup 14 h/ls9.00 ICC World T20 Best

Innings9.30 Jai Ho

10.00 T20 Triumphs10.30 Jai Ho11.00 Star Power

STAR SPORTS4P.M.1.00 Football Today3.00 Liga Liga3.30 Superstar BPL h/ls4.30 The Football Review5.00 Barclays Premier

League 13/147.00 Liga Bbva 13/147.30 Premier League World8.00 Inside Grand Prix9.00 Liga Bbva9.30 FIA F1 World

Championship10.00 The Football Review10.30 Football Today

TEN CRICKETP.M.2.00 SA Tour of SL 13 h/ls3.00 India Tour of SA 13 h/ls6.00 Cricket Classics7.00 Aus Tour of SA 14 h/ls8.00 Eng Tour of WI h/ls9.30 Ram Salm T20

Challenge 14 h/ls10.25 ICC Cricket 360.

LISTING

SOAPS & SERIALS

DDI (Main Channel)P.M.2.30 News in Marathi3.00 Ayushaman Bhava3.30 Sukh Pahata Lochani4.00 Tiwalya Bawalya4.35 Kalpataru5.00 News in Marathi5.30 Amhi Karbharni6.00 Krishi Darshan6.55 Patla Tar Ghya7.00 Bollywood Calling7.30 Saraswatichandra8.00 News8.15 Samachar8.30 Pavitra Bandhan9.00 Dil Jo Kah Na Saka

10.00 Tulsi More Angna10.30 Buniyaad

11.00 Rangoli11.30 Natioal Programme of

Dance: Kathakali byOyoor Koshu GovindaPillai

DDII (Metro Channel)P.M.2.00 Samachar.2.30 News3.00 Sports News3.30 Campus News4.00 Samachar.4.30 News.5.00 Samachar5.30 Rajyon Se Samachar.6.05 Metro Scan6.30 Business Wrap7.00 Samachar7.30 News

8.00 News Night8.15 Samachar8.30 News Night

10.00 Late Edition10.30 Raat Saddhe Dus11.00 Khel Samachar.

All programmes on this page are as per the official schedules of the various channels. Afternoon is not responsible for any last minute changes.

MOVIE CHANNELS

MOVIES OF THE DAY

Jodha Akbar, Zee TV, 8 p.m. Desh Ki Beti Nandini, Sony TV, 9 p.m.

TODAY’S BEST VIEWING

Dus Tola, B4U, 9 p.m.

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TV GUIDE

Bani-Ishq Da Kalma, Colors, 10.30 p.m.

The Adventures of Tintin, Star Movies, 9 p.m.

DOORDARSHAN

Rangoli, DDI, 11 p.m.

Freaky Friday, Zee Studio,10.30 p.m.

Film PromoCatch hottie Sunny Leone in a desi avatar. Yes, forher appearance on Zee TV’s popular primetimedrama 'Pavitra Rishta', where she landed up topromote her upcoming flick ‘Ragini MMS 2’,Sunny wore a shimmering beige sari. Dancing toher catchy ditty ‘Baby doll’, Sunny Leone hadheads turning and jaws dropping on the sets of

'Pavitra Rishta' with her desi look. The show's in-house beautyAnkita Lokhande went out of her way and personally purchased agorgeous white Manish Malhotra saree for her joint performance withSunny.

Brave girlOn 'Halla Bol', on Bindaas this week, audiences willsee popular choreographer Shruti Merchant as thefemale icon. While narrating a the real life incidentof her student, she said, “I had a student whowanted to become a choreographer, but all herdreams were shattered when she became a victim toan acid attack. But because she was so strong-

willed, she made up her mind to not let it bog her down. I am extremelyproud of the fact that she now runs a dancing school. I want to make ahumble request to all the male audiences to learn to respect a woman’schoice and be a gentleman”.

Party timeTapu Sena in ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah’are doing very interesting things. Madhavi wasexcited about her upcoming wedding anniversary.But she was totally unaware of Bhide and hisnewfound love Bandya, the scooter that heborrowed from one of his friends for a few days.And now that Champaklal Ghada (Amit Bhatt) has

been injured in a scooter accident, Bhide will be held accountable forhis affection and love for Bandya rather than his beloved wife. Well,this time around Bhide will be taken by surprise as Tappu Sena willcome to his rescue.

New PassionKrystle D'Souza aka Sakshi who isseen in Sony EntertainmentTelevision’s ‘Ekk Nayi Pehchaan’ notonly loves to be in front of thecamera, but behind it as well. We areall aware about her baking expertiseand acting skills but now the actress

has added one more skill to her kitty – her passion forphotography. She has been clicking away to glory,wherever she has been and the best people for her to clickare her co-stars in her show. She has recently bought a newprofessional camera to fulfill her passion.

Honouring heroesTeam CID was in Sion on Sunday toinaugurate 'Mission Mumbai' byfelicitating the local heroes. The peopleof Pratiksha Nagar (Sion) wereoverwhelmed to see their favourite starsamongst them and couldn’t stopchanting their names. The event

attended by ACP Pradyuman (Shivaji Satam), Daya(Dayanand Shetty), Abhijeet (Aditya Shrivastava), Dr.Salunkhe (Narendra Gupta), Freddy (Dinesh Phadnis), Dr.Tarika (Shradha Musale) and Nikhil (Abhay Shukla) saw thecast felicitating the real life heroes who have made adifference in the society.

Salman fanAbhishek Awasthi, currently seen asinspector Gabru Singh in Manish Goswami's'Kaisa Yeh Ishq Hai' is loving his stint in theshow. He quips, “The role that I am playing isphenomenal and is giving me 100 per centexposure, I have so many shades toexperiment with, it's enriching as a

performer”. The actor is a huge fan of Salman Khan and excitedlysaid, “My character Gabru Singh is a lot like Chulbul Pandey, samebracelet, same dialogues and same style, I really like Salman andidolise him”.

By Sandeep Hattangadi

How does it feel to host such a prestigious show?I feel both honoured and privileged to be part of this prestigious venture and to be directed by a legend suchas Shyam Benegal so early in my career. Having grown up watching ‘Bharat Ek Khoj’, it is very special forme to have worked with Shyam sir, theman responsible for somuch that is admirable in and right aboutHindi cinema over the last 30 years. Possibly one of the most erudite people I've met, the time I wasblessed to spend with Shyam Babu has been such a pleasure, a lesson and an eye-opener for me.He is a very alert director and comes always prepared on the sets with all his homework done.

How did you bag such a well-conceived show?When Atul (Tiwari) sir and Shama Zaidi, both the writers of the series first narrated to me acouple of episodes of 'Samvidhaan', I was stunned by how dramatic the story of the birth ofthe Indian Constitution was, and impressed by the glorious tale. Atul sir and Shama ma'amare stalwart writers of the industry and dramatising the Constituent Assembly debates into adrama with such apparent ease is a feat they must be applauded for and I was ready to hostthe show.

How was it like working on the show?Just speaking their beautifully etched, poetic Hindi and Urdu dialogues has been my greatestpleasure and my toughest challenge. For the first time in the history of Indian film ortelevision, a shooting has taken place within the actual precincts of the Parliament of India. Ifeel honoured to have been the sole actor involved in that shoot. I can say that after having shotfor 'Samvidhaan' I am a doubly proud Indian. Our fore-fathers have envisaged and put togethera Constitution for our country that is commendable in every way and the story of its birth is onethat every Indian should be aware and proud of.

What is ‘Samvidhaan’ all about?'Samvidhaan' tells the story about how the constitution of India came to be, what it is, and is based on

the Constituent Assembly debates of 1946-1949 and on in-depth historical research. The TV series thatfeatures stalwarts of Hindi Art Cinema like Rajit Kapoor, Ila Arun, Dalip Tahil, Divya Dutta, K.K. Raina,

Sachin Kedekar, Rajeshwari Sachdev, Tom Alter and Neeraj Kabi among others, will be aired on the RajyaSabha channel in 45-minute episodes.

Swara Bhaskar to anchor Benegal’s‘Samvidhaan’

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By A Staff Reporter

Popular reality show

'Welcome - Baazi

Mehmaan Nawaazi Ki' is

returning to the small

screen for a new season

but this time sans

celebrities. The show, an

Indian version of

international show 'Come

Dine With Me', will air on

Life OK.The show will have no

host this season, just a

voiceover. The reality series

that featured celebrities in

the first season brings

together five strangers from

different walks of life to

bond over food,entertainment and

mehmaan nawaazi with one

specific theme every week.

The contestants will mark

each other on the basis of

their three-course meal and

the entertainment factor.

With no host in the second

season, the show will focus

on the ‘aam aadmi’ and his

tryst with food. The show

will be completely shot in

Delhi and will be produced

by Miditech Pvt. Ltd.

'Welcome 2 – Baazi

Mehmaan Nawaazi Ki' is an

eght-week long series

where common men battle

it out to play the perfect

cooks, perfect hosts and

perfect entertainment.

Starting March 17, tune

into 'Welcome 2 – Baazi

Mehmaan Nawaazi Ki' every

Monday to Friday at 10 pm

on Life OK.

ActressSwara Bhaskar of

‘Raanjhanaa’, ‘TanuWeds Manu’, ‘Aurangzeb' and‘Listen Amaya’ fame will tell you

the tale of how the IndianConstitution was born offering

interesting insights as the anchor of theTV series ‘Samvidhaan’. Filmed partly

within the Parliament of India,'Samvidhaan' is a 10-part mini-series on

the birth of the Indian Constitution directedby veteran Shyam Benegal, written by Shama

Zaidi and AtulTiwari and

produced byRSTV –Rajya

Sabha TV

'Welcome - Baazi MehmaanNawaazi Ki' is back

TV TATTLE

ACROSS:1 Little appreciation having a deep

sleep in Washington port (6)4 No good including an agreement

to start translating somethingcolourful (8)

9 Love sheep over fish (6)10 One boy dressed as a monitor (8)12 Burden boy carries round (4)13 Warrior who has no mortal end to

sing of (3,7)15 Indication of diggings updated

and a few possible sackings (12)18 He's constructively employed in a

supporting role (8,4)21 Stretch a leg? Not I. No. It's not

right (10)22 Song of praise from a European

(4)24 Stretcher provided by former

nurse? (8)25 His usage of English makes him

sound even more unpleasant (6)26 Stop being certain about a

complicated case (8)27 She's fairly feminine (6)

DOWN:1 Circus performers need glasses

(8)2 Is it the black or the red dog that

is getting so worked up? (8)3 Post that once provided personal

protection (4)5 Grass nurtured by drops of water

in Halifax? (9,3)6 Student of what's bad in China

(10)7 Not set for United Nations about-

face? (6)8 Hat in her luggage is stuffed or

artfully protected (6)11 Obstruct the mail in capitals (5,7)14 All-round light distribution (10)

16 Tactics to acquire by using Rugbystreet map? (4,4)

17 Forming the Western Union as akind of surrogate mother (3,5)

19 Resolves to exclude mine, which

is discouraging (6)20 After tea one is in the water, or

about to fall there (6)23 Stagger and kneel before

sweetheart (4)

SOLUTION TO TUESDAY’S CRYPTIC CROSSWORDACROSS: 1 Smash-ups, 5 Cellar, 10 Secombe, 11 Invents, 12 Agist, 13Speedwell, 14 Dictionaries, 18 A king's ransom, 21 Long shots, 23 Tarsi, 24 Run-rate, 25 Exulted, 26 Smacks, 27 Sting-ray.DOWN: 1 Sashay, 2 Archie, 3 Hamstring, 4 Please turn over, 6 Eaved, 7 Lingerie,8 Restless, 9 Rise to one's feet, 15 About turn, 16 War-lords, 17 Bignonia, 19Crater, 20 Fiddly, 22 Stark.

SOLUTION TOTUESDAY’SENIGMA CODEEATERY, ARTERY, ERRATA,RATTER, TARTAR, TEETER,TREATY

MATH PYRAMID 722

ENIGMA CODE 722

TUESDAY’S SOLUTION

The goal of Hidato is to fill the grid with consecutive numbers that connect horizontally, vertically,or diagonally from first to the last number in the grid. The first and last numbers of a puzzle anda some other numbers are already filled in.

Each colour in our coderepresents a letter.When you have cracked thecode you will be able tomake up seven words.The clue to first word is givento help you get started.

The Clue: Barbs

MATHDOKU 722Place numbers into the puzzle cells in such a way that each row and column contains each of thedigits from 1 up to the size of the puzzle (4,5 or 6). Like a Sudoku puzzle, no number is repeatedin any row or column. Each bold-outlined group of cells contains a hint consisting of a number andone of the mathematical symbols + x - /. The number is the result of applying the mathematicaloperation represented by the symbol to the digits contained within the domain. The solution to eachpuzzle is arrived at logically and is unique.

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ACROSS:1. Certain switches4. Edison initials5. Weight, height, etc.8. 52, in old Rome9. Landslide debris12. Moray, for ex.13. Heredity letters

DOWN:1. Off. Training Sch.2. __ King Cole3. Marks of authority6. -- -tac-toe7. Begot10. Poetic contraction11. High note

The goal of Math Pyramid is to fillthe given pyramid with numberssuch that the following three rulesare satisfied.1. A cell value must be sum ordifference of the two cells below2. A row cannot have duplicatenumbers3. A number cannot be less than 1or more than the grid size

QUICK CROSS 722

TUESDAY’S SOLUTION TUESDAY’S SOLUTION

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TUESDAY’S SOLUTION

HIDATO 722

CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 722

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Afternoon Despatch & Courier 27COFFEEBREAKMOON : CancerTITHI : 12th Phalgun Shuklapaksha

NAKSHATRA : Ashlesha AhoratriRASHI : Karaka (Cancer) H.D.

LUCKY COLOUR : Peridot GreenLUCKY NUMBER : 3

ARIES (March 21 - April 20):You will be in your element now.With a little extra cash in your

pocket, you will be much more opti-mistic about the future. Happiness andjoy in all you do is assured. Family affairsrun smoothly. Others will be very co-oper-ative and even help you financially. Healthwise, you will be full of vitality.

GEMINI (May 21 - June 20):You will be full of fresh ideas thatare worth implementing. Do not re-

sort to borrowing; you are capable ofraising your own funds. Sensible jugglingof investments will help no doubt but yourwill also have to allay any insecurity itcould create in relationships. Be patientwith others.

LEO (July 22 - August 21): Try tohave a more positive outlook inyour dealings with others. Do not

underestimate the value andstrength of faith and justice in people. Un-derstand rather than be critical of others’mistakes. Your own shortcomingsmay be-come targets of discussion if you are notmore careful.

LIBRA (September 22 - October22): You have been patient for along time. It has affected you phys-

ically and emotionally. It is now timeto take a decision, be assertive and beprepared for a confrontation. Speak outwhat you feel and the issues will be re-solved. At an outing this evening try torelax and enjoy the company of those whocare for you.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 -December 20): Financial gainswill accrue to you from work com-

pleted earlier. You will have a re-warding day at work. Clearance for aparticular assignment will also comethrough now. Plans for a journey are likelywith your mate and family. Property mat-ters may require looking into.

AQUARIUS (January 20 - Feb-ruary 18): You have a natural tal-ent for getting to the heart of the

problem without wasting time onminor side issues. This quality will be evi-dent and appreciated in ameeting today.A relationship that is important to you canget more exciting if you make the effort.

TAURUS (April 21 - May 20):Youwill strike a good bargain get-ting you immediate benefits. Con-

centrate on your routine work, whichis now, poised for a major growth. Per-sonal relationships are disappointing.Don’t let it bother you. You can’t pleaseeverybody. At times you can feel aloneand forsaken.

CANCER (June 21 - July 21):After a hectic work schedule andthe signing of an important con-

tract you can relax and enjoy yoursuccess. An outing to a club or some en-tertainment program is enjoyable. Ahappy event or celebration in the familycould keep you busy. There could also beunexpected visitors at home.

VIRGO (August 22 - Septem-ber 21): You will make headwayin your work and career through

sheer hard work and also throughan important contact that you recentlymade. However, don’t expect immediateresults from your efforts. A minor misun-derstanding at work should not be al-lowed to spoil your day. Importantdevelopments within the family will makeyou happy.

SCORPIO (October23 -Novem-ber 21): You will have to be verycareful with money management

today. You are surrounded by ele-ments that are interested in self-growthrather than have your concern in mind. Donot let others play upon your emotions asthis a particularly crucial time for you. Youmay be feeling lonely and blue needing anemotional outlet but somehow the oppor-tunity of being with right person seems tobemissing.

CAPRICORN (December 21- January 19): Others may try tocreate problems for you, whichyou will successfully overcome.

However, you will have to watch out for sit-uations that could be tricky. Investmentson long-term deals are favorable. Don’tlook for immediate benefits. Try to relaxin the evening.

PISCES (February 19 - March20): Financially you are doing ex-tremely well for yourself. You will

be inundated with more work thanyou can handle and have to work hard tofinish all that you have set out to do. Youwill have the support of your mate andloved ones. You will be bringing aboutsome necessary changes at your resi-dence or office

JAGJIT UPPALBIRTHDAY FORECAST: An important contract to be signed this year will result ingreat prosperity and progress. The employed can look forward to better prospectscoming through a large organization. You may get an opportunity to work in a foreigncountry. A strange turn to your romantic involvement may require you to restructureyour association. Have a frank dialoguewith your beloved. Youmay get just one chanceto save your relationship, and if you do not avail it, your relationship may end.BABIES BORN TODAY: Will be pleasantly plump, elegant, attractive eyes, healthyand long-lived. Will be always helpful, responsible, caring, emotional, and sensitive.Moody nature could be misunderstood and considered to be arrogant or proud.Extremely, well organized, artistic and creative. Success and happiness is indicated.

ACROSS:1 Throb like the heart does? (4)4 Mr Mukherjee, our President (6)8 A fastener with metal or plastic inter-

locking teeth (3)10 An NCO (4)13 Coffee stimulant (8)14 Dark or dark-complexioned (7)15 Packed away (6)17 Bank of England bill? (5,4)21 Pounds per square inch, in short? (3)22 Adolf's bride (3)23 Distress call (3)26 New state carved out of Bihar (9)27 Lady lawyer who was prepared to give

a pound of flesh without a drop ofblood (6)

28 Run-down theater (7)32 Unswervingly loyal (4,4)34 1760 yards? (4)35 Jelly - "leg" anagram? (3)36 Cedes, brings about (6)37 Danube colour? (4)

DOWN:1 A fish; a voice (4)2 "A gal" anagram for non-flowering stem-

less water plant? (4)3 Strike with the foot (4)5 Disprove (6)6 Indonesia’s earlier name (3)7 ___ white : overcharges to a tremendous

extent? (6)9 Bear a cost or penalty, in recompense

for some action (3)11 Descend, plunge or plummet with an

idea of an assault? (5)12 Singer Lopez (5)15 ___ - turn: main item of an entertain-

ment, etc.? (4)16 "Hold it!" (4)18 "Ruse" anagram for a doper? (4)19 Ms Dhupia of Bollywood (4)20 Another word for 'eggs' (3)23 Mr. Benegal, the renowned film direc-

tor (5)24 Gasteropod mollusc (5)25 A lack of emotions or feelings (6)

26 Refused to comply (6)28 Stale air (3)29 A long, white vegetable with a flavour

like an anion (4)

30 A small ball of medicine that is swal-lowed whole (4)

31 "T" in T.V. (4)33 Small guitar (3)

CRYPTOQUIPThe Cryptoquip is a substitution cipher in which one letter stands for another.

Today’s clue: D equals U

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION

IRREGULAR SUDOKU 1921

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SUDOKU 2102Sudoku is a numberplacing puzzle based ona 9x9 grid such severalgiven numbers.To solve aSudoku puzzle, everydigit from 1 to 9 mustappear in each of thenine vertical columns, ineach of the ninehorizontal rows and ineach of the nine boxes.

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YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION

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AfternoonWORDMINE

How many words of four or more letters can you make from the letters shownin today’s puzzle? In making a word, each letter may be used once only.Each word must contain the letter at the top of the pyramid. There shouldbe at least one nine letter word. Plurals, foreign words and proper names arenot allowed.TTooddaayy’’ss rraattiinnggss:: 60 aavveerraaggee;; 65 ggoooodd;; 70 oouuttssttaannddiinngg..YYEESSTTEERRDDAAYY’’SS SSOOLLUUTTIIOONN:: delve, delved, devote, devoted, DEVOTEDLY, dove,love, loved, veldt, veto, vetoed, vole, volt, vote, voted.

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W L S E S Y W F W P K D E O Z F

K W D S L G S A A D J G QYYEESSTTEERRDDAAYY’’SS SSOOLLUUTTIIOONN:: Poor is the man whose pleasures depend on thepermission of another

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QUICK CROSSWORD 4916

SSOOLLUUTTIIOONN TTOO YYEESSTTEERRDDAAYY’’SS QQUUIICCKK CCRROOSSSSWWOORRDDAACCRROOSSSS:: 1 Pebble, 7 Rounding, 8 Shel, 10 Exhale, 11 Nicest, 14 Ole, 16 Puree, 17As of, 19 Mobil, 21 Mowed, 22 Eaten, 23 Cost, 26 Growl, 28 Gir, 29 Upheld, 30 Notnew, 31 Ebro, 32 Breakage, 33 Dusted. DDOOWWNN:: 1 Pamela, 2 Behalf, 3 Erle, 4 Insipid, 5 Niter, 6 Agate, 8 Shoo, 9 Ele, 12 Cul,13 Sends, 15 Cowed, 18 Sharp, 19 Mot, 20 Ben, 21 Mallika, 22 Ewe, 23 Citrus,24 Or no, 25 Toward, 26 Gumbo, 27 Ohgee, 28 Gob, 30 Need.

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NEWDELHI: United Arab Emi-rates will stage the initialphase of the IPL while

Bangladesh was kept on standby forsome of the matches by the BCCI,endingweeksof speculationover thevenues of the high-profile eventwhich was today scheduled fromApril 16 to June 1.The tournament, which had to be

partly shifted out of the countryowing to the general elections, willreturn to India for the final phasefrom May 13 though the BCCI hassought the government's permissionto stagematches in the country fromMay 1 itself.The early return to Indiawouldbepossible only if the govern-ment agrees to provide security tothe tournament in states wherepollingwouldhave concludedat thatstage. "The BCCI is pleased to an-nounce that the 2014 Pepsi IPL sea-son will start on Wednesday 16thApril 2014, and conclude on Sunday,1st June 2014," Board Secretary San-jay Patel said in a statement.The initial phase of the tourna-

ment would be played out at threevenues in the UAE -- Abu Dhabi,Dubai and Sharjah from April 16 to30."From Wednesday 16th April toWednesday 30th April, at least16 matches will be held in the

United Arab Emirates. BCCI is verygrateful to the Emirates CricketBoard, its Chairman, HH SheikhNahayanMabarak Al Nahayan, and

the government of theUAE for theiroffer of wholehearted support tohost the Pepsi IPL for this period,"

the BCCI stated.The second half has been tenta-

tively kept in Bangladesh but couldbe held in India if the BCCImanagesto get the government's clear-ance."For the period from Thursday1st May to Monday 12th May, BCCIhas approached the Ministry ofHome Affairs, Government of India,seeking permission to play IPLmatches in India in cities where thepolling has concluded in the respec-tive state."BCCI is extremely conscious of

the various complexities involved,but hopes for a favourable consider-ation. BCCI will abide by the deci-sion of the authorities in this regard.If it is not possibleto play in India during this period,

IPL matches will be held inBangladesh and BCCI is thankful tothe Bangladesh Cricket Board andthe government of Bangladesh fortheir support," the Board said.But there is no ambiguity for the

final leg, which willbe held in thecountry."From Tuesday 13th May (once

polling has concluded in all states),the remaining league matches plusthe Playoffs will be played in India.There will be no matches scheduledon the counting day ofFriday, 16thMay.BCCIwill take the

advice of the authorities if any fur-ther restrictions are required aroundthe counting day."Adetailedmatch schedule for the

Pepsi IPL2014 seasonwill be sentoutsoon," the BCCI said.The general elections are sched-

uled to be held in nine phases fromApril 7 toMay 12, owing towhich thegovernment had refused to providesecurity for the IPL.This is the secondtime that the event has had to beforcedoutof the country due toelec-tions. In 2009, the entire tournamenthad to be shifted to South Africa, acountry which was in contention tohost the event even this time.The BCCI officials and IPL Chair-

man Ranjeeb Biswal had been hold-ing discussions with the HomeMinistry for thepast fewdays toworkout the schedule of the leaguewhichwill have eight teams

IPL 7: first half goes to UAE with Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah to host matches, final leg slated in India

Overseas again...The Indian Premier

League will be held thistime in UAE instead ofSouth Africa in 2009.

JJAAUUNNPPUURR ((UUPP)):: Senior BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla todaysounded out a warning that thecricket board will have zero-tolerancetowards match-fixing and anyonefound guilty of indulging inmalpractices during IPL-7 will be"banned for life"."The BCCI and IPL governing

council are alert after spot-fixingallegations in previous edition of IPL.Each and every game of seventhedition of IPL will be thoroughlymonitored. Any complaint to Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU)will be dealt with a lot of

seriousness. If the charges areproved, guilty will be banned for life,"Shukla said. He had come for the campaign of

Congress candidate from JaunpurRavi Kishen, who is a Bhojpurifilmstar. The first part of IPL fromApril 16 to 30 will be held in UnitedArab Emirates while Bangladesh ison stand-bye as an off-shore venuefrom May 1-12 provided union homeministry doesn't give go-ahead toBCCI on organizing matches duringcounting phase of the generalelections. IPL will be back in Indiafrom May 13 to June 1.

West Indiesbeat Englandto take seriesBBRRIIDDGGEETTOOWWNN:: West Indies ralliedfrom a middle-order wobble toromp to a series-clinching five-wicket victory over England in thesecond Twenty20 International ofthe three-match series at Kensington Oval in Barbados.Jos Buttler's career-best 67

saw the tourists' to a total of 152for seven batting first with left-arm seamer Krishmar Santokiejustifying his inclusion in place ofinjured spinner Sunil Narine byclaiming four for 21 to earn the"Man of the Match" awardyesterday. Cruising at 111 for twoin the 15th over, the hosts lostthree wickets for five runs beforecaptain Darren Sammy belted anunbeaten 30 off just ninedeliveries to take his team to 155for five with seven balls to spare.With an unbeatable 2-0 lead

going into the final match onThursday at the same venue, theWorld T20 title-holders are lookingfor a strong finish in the Caribbeanbefore heading off to Bangladeshfor the defence of their crown."This is all about building towardsthe T20 World Cup," said adelighted Sammy."It's good that allthe guys are firing and when yousit down and plan, then executeon the field, it feels good."

Handicapped by the absenceof regular captain and key bowlerStuart Broad because of injury,England nevertheless proved farmore competitive than in the firstmatch on Sunday, although theirpoor start with the bat andinability to sustain the effort inthe field eventually cost themdearly. "I though we were about15-20 runs short at the end,"stand-in England skipper EoinMorgan conceded. "We showed alot of fight though, which is goodheading into the World Cup."

West Indies' Dwayne Bravo andDarren Sammy embrace after beatingEngland by five wickets with sevenballs remaining during their secondT20 match at the Kensington Oval inBridgetown, Barbados. KOLKATA: Rahul Shukla grabbed

five wickets in an impressivepace bowling display as Jharkhandbeat Services by 25 runs to set up asemifinal clash against Ranji cham-pions Karnataka in Vijay Hazare Trophy one-day

cricket tournament here today.Shukla (5/61) and fellow pacer

Jaskaran Singh (2/22) ran throughthe Services top order as they wereshot out for 189 in 48.4 overs whilechasing a target of 215 at the Ja-davpur University second campus ground at Salt Lake.Services were reduced to a pre-

carious 62 for five at one stage be-fore number seven batsmanSoumya Swain (45 from 66 balls;

5x4) and skipper Yashpal Singh (39from 81 balls) rebuilt the inningsbefore Jharkhand leg-spinnerAshish Yadav broke the 46-run sixthwicket stand by dismissing the lat-ter.Left-hander Swain and Suraj

Yadav (28 from 35 balls; 3x4) threat-ened to tilt the game in Services'favour by adding a quickfire 35 runsfrom 33 balls to take the equation to71 runs required from 63 balls.It was Shukla the fielder who

came into the picture, running outthe aggressive-looking Swain in ajoint effort with Shahbaz Nadeem tobreak the seventh wicket partner-ship.Man-of-the-match Shukla,who was given the extended quota,

returned to wipe the tail en route tohis second five-for in List A matchesas Services were bundled out for189 in 48.4 overs.Earlier, number nine Shukla

scored 32 runs from 34 balls withtwo sixes after Kumar Deobrat (84from 99 balls; 7x4, 2x6) and KeshavKumar (41 from 74 balls; 3x4) res-cued Jharkhand from a top-ordercollapse with a 111-run fifth wicketpartnership.

Brief Scores: Jharkhand: 214 in 48.2overs (Kumar Deobrat 84, Keshav Kumar41; Suraj Yadav 4/36, Shadab Nazar4/53) beat Services 189 in 48.4 overs(Soumya Swain 45, Yashpal Singh 39;Rahul Shukla 5/61) by 25 runs.

INDIA MOVES TO DESERT KINGDOM

Punjab’sYuvraj Singhreturns afterlosing his

wicket duringVijay HazareTrophy match

at EdenGarden inKolkata onWednesday.

Shukla five-for helps Jharkhand beat Services in Vijay Hazare

Life ban for any player involvedin fixing in IPL-7: Rajeev Shukla

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Dadar Union, DPZ , BombayGymkhana winMMUUMMBBAAII:: A whirlwind 110 off just 66 balls byopener Divyansh Saxena with the aid of 17boundaries and two sixes enabled DadarUnion register a huge win over ParseeGymkhana in a Vijay Tulpule Cup U/13Cricket Tournament being played atMatunga. The target of 205 was far too tallfor Parsee Gymkhana who could manage tosurvive at 80 for 6 wickets in the end.The day was good for Dadar teams as DadarParsee Zoroastrian eked out a deserving 10run win over MIG CC. Having put on 146 for 9with good contribution from Suryansh Shelke(32) and Shreeraj Gharat (37), DPZ were indeep trouble as MIG put on 77 runs on theboard without loss in a dozen over. But theyhad a stroke of luck when VighneshKharge(36) ran himself out and a couple ofwickets by medium pacer Ayush Kamat sawtheir opponents on the baclfoot at 90 for 3wickets. Some tight bowling resulted in therun rate climbing up for MIG and the finishedat 136 for 8 much to the dismay of theircoach Chandu Bhatkar.

Mathews strikes it rich for VintageMMUUMMBBAAII:: Putting up a disciplined display,Vintage FC, Dahisar carved out a fluent 3-1victory against Naval Boys in a First Divisionmatch of the Mumbai District FootballAssociation League at the St. Xavier’sground, Parel. Har-working striker RichieMathews was the star performer scoring ahat-trick to complete the win for the Dahisarside and ensure that they walked away withthe full three points. Anil Mane scored thelone goal for the Naval side.Results: At St. Xavier’s ground, Parel – Div-I:Vintage FC 3 (Richie Mathews 3) beat NavalBoys 1 (Anil Mane).

Hosts Oriental Insurance beat AirIndia to march into finalsMMUUMMBBAAII:: Hosts Oriental Insurance defeatedAir India by 15 runs to march into the finalsof the Insurance Shield Cricket Tournament.Jitu Ingle, Vinod Keni and medium pacerAshish Dudi (4/23) were the hero of theirwin. Batting first, Oriental Insurance made149 runs due to some tight bowling from S.Mudaliar (3/22) and Srikant Kambli (4/22).Jitu Ingle (38 runs) and Vinod Kini (27 runs)added vital 64 runs for the fourth wicketwhich proved decisive for the hosts. Whilechasing, Air Inida batsmen were done in bysome fine medium pace bowling fromAshish Dudi and was well supported by offspinner Hirdesh Oza (2/18). For Air India, S.Mudaliar fought the lone battle. He made62 runs with nine fours and two sixes butcould not find partner from other end andthey were bundled out on 134 runs in 23overs. Brief Scores: Oriental Insurance – 149 in 29overs (Jitu Ingle 38, Vinod Keni 27, Srikant Kambli4/22, S. Mudaliar 3/22) Bt. Air India 134 in 23overs (S. Mudaliar 62; Ashish Dudi 4/23, HirdeshOza 2/18).

Khar Gym to organize All IndiaTennis Tournament for LadiesMMUUMMBBAAII:: Khar Gymkhana will be organizingthe All India Women’s Open TennisTournament from March 17 to 23 at the KGTennis Courts. It is after a decade long gapthat Khar Gymkhana is organizing thistournament which will be sponsored byDreamzkrraft. The total prize money at stakefor this tournament is Rs. 1.55 Lacs. Thetourney will have singles and doublesmatches. Many top ranked women playersfrom India have confirmed their participationin this prestigious tournament.CCoonnttaacctt:: RRaajjeesshh BBeellaannii –– 99882211116655994411..

MUMBAI RACES: TODAY — CARD AND SELECTIONS

Gold for Himanshu at US World Open Taekwondo C’shipBy Ashok Dhamija

NAVI MUMBAI: Martial artsprodigy from Panvel, Himan-

shu Visale added another featherin his cap in his quest for interna-tional glory, as he finished atopthe podium at the recently con-cluded US World Open Interna-tional TaekwondoChampionships which drew par-ticipants from all over the worldto the Portland, Oregon USA .Participating in the boy’s Junior

Sparring (Black Belts) in the Fincategory (< 45kg ) at Oregon Con-vention Center, the youngsterwho trains at Karnala SportsAcademy in Panvel, displayed

great speed, agility and flexibilityas he overpowered his opponentswith a variety of defensive andpunching maneuvers on the mat.Himanshu who has won nationalgold medals in the Sub-juniorTaekwondo Championship or-ganised by School Games Federa-tion of India (SGFI) twice andthrice at Central Board of Sec-ondary Education (CBSE) games,however had to face tough com-petition from the local favouriteAbrahum Hong Chang of Amer-ica in the semi-final round, be-fore he prevailed by narrowest ofmargin with a score of 7-6 in bestof three rounds of one minuteeach.

The win boosted Himanshu’sconfidence, as he took to the cen-tre stage with renewed confi-dence and outclassed Giya Gin ofHong Kong by five points (6-1) tobag his first international Goldmedal, in the Junior category (14-17 years) in what was the silverjubilee of this prestigious WorldChampionship. “I owe the credit to my coach

and renowned international ref-eree Subhash Patil who hasplayed a key role and has guidedme throughout my career in myquest for excellence. I am alsothankful to my HeadmistressKalpana Dvivedi,” said Himan-shu Visale who is a ninth grade.

Himanshu Vislae (R) proudly upholdsthe Indian tricolor along with his goldmedal in the company of Rick W. Shin,Tournament Director, U.S. World OpenTaekwondo Championships 2014.

Anand faces top seedAronian in the openerin CandidatesKKHHAANNTTYY MMAASSIIYYSSKK ((RRUUSSSSIIAA))::Five-time world championViswanathan Anand will starthis campaign against top seedLevon Aronian of Armenia in thefirst round of Candidates chesstournament.After a first round with white

against Aronian, the Indian willhave two black games tonegotiate against VeselinTopalov of Bulgaria andShakhriyar Mamedyarov ofAzerbaijan.The eight-player super

tournament will decide the nextchallenger for world championMagnus Carlsen later in theyear. The event will be playedunder Classical time controlwith 120 minutes for the first40 moves and 60 minutes forthe next 20. If the game stillcontinues the sudden deathtime control will come in toeffect giving both players 15minutes each with a 30 secondincrement from move 61.

SINDHU, KASHYAP ENTERSECOND ROUND OF SWISS OPENBASEL: Top Indian shuttlers

P V Sindhu, ParupalliKashyap and Anand Pawar

got off to winning starts, notchingup victories in their respectiveopening round singles matchesat the the USD 125,000 SwissGrand Prix Gold tournament heretoday. World championshipbronze medallist Sindhu posted acomfortable 21-18 21-15 victoryover Malaysian SannatasahSaniru in 32 minutes to enter thesecond round of the women'ssingles event. Kashyap and Pawaralso reached the second round ofthe men's singles competitionwith straight game victories.But it was curtains for Kidambi

Srikanth in the men's singles,while Saili Rane failed to cross theopening round hurdle inwomen's singles.Seventh seededSindhu opened with a 3-0 leadand went on to extend it to 10-3in the first game. But the

Malaysian raised her tempo andmanaged to reduce the gap to 15-16 before making it 17-17.But at18-18, the 18-year-old Hyder-

abadi girl showed a lot of charac-ter as she went on to pocket threestraight points to wrap up theopening game 21-18.The second game was a neck-

and-neck battle till 7-7 before theMalaysian opened up a 13-9 lead,but Sindhu held on to her nervesto make it 12-13 and then tie it at14-14. There was no looking backfor the Indian from there and shedominated the proceedings toseal the match in her favour.World No. 9 Sindhu will take onwinner of the match between LiMichelle of Canada and Russia'sElla Diehl in the next round.Meanwhile, Commonwealth

Games bronze medallist Kashyapprevailed over The Netherlands'Erik Meijs 21-17 21-15 in a matchthat lasted 34 minutes. Worldnumber 18 Kashyap led 6-3 earlyon, before slipping to 9-11, but heraised his game in time and pock-eted the first game.

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By Timur

There are nine races today andthe 1st starts at 2 p.m.

Chance: Ghanghorr, Divine Solitaire, Apache

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We need an aggressive skipper for2015 World Cup: Wasim

KKAARRAACCHHII:: Former Pakistancaptain, WWaassiimm AAkkrraamm hasraised question marks overthe captaincy of Misbah-ul-Haq and said the PCBneeds to appointment abrave and aggressiveskipper for the 2015 WorldCup. The former seamertold reporters here that

while there was no question about Misbah-ul-Haq's batting performances, the situation wasnot the same about his captaincy. "They arequestion marks about his captaincy," he said.Asked about the possibility of PCB appointingShahid Afridi as captain for next World Cup,Wasim said this was something for the boardto ponder and decide. "All I would say is thatwe need to have a brave and aggressivecaptain for the World Cup. Because we needto play positive cricket to do well," he added.Wasim said Pakistan had adopted the wrongapproach for the Asia Cup final where it wasdefeated by Sri Lanka. "I thought the decisionto bat first was not correct, we should havestuck with our winning formula throughout thetournament."

PCB ruing Pakistan's wastedopportunities during ICC revampKKAARRAACCHHII:: The present set-up in the PakistanCricket Board (PCB) is still ruing a goldenopportunity wasted by the deposed chairmanof the board, Zaka Ashraf who declined achance for Pakistan cricket to make bigfinancial gains and have a bigger say inworld cricket affairs. According to a reliablePCB official, BCCI had last month offeredsome strong incentives to PCB to support thestructural changes in the InternationalCricket Council (ICC) that were championedby India, Australia and England. "Some of theincentives offered to Pakistan in pure moneyterms guaranteed earnings of around 200million dollars over the next few years fromplaying bilateral series with India and othercountries and more rewarding broadcastingdeals," the source told PTI.

Fourth senior women's hockeychampionship begins todayBBHHOOPPAALL:: Thirty-two teams will beparticipating in the 4th Senior Women'sHockey Championship, which will be heldhere from today. "A total of 32 teamsrepresenting different states and nearly 650hockey players will take part in thechampionship to be played at Aishbaghstadium and Major Dhyan Chand stadium,"Madhya Pradesh sports director V K Singhtold reporters. The 11-day-longchampionship will be played in two divisionswith each having 16 teams. The matches forthe first phase will be held from March 13while the second phase starts from March16, he said.

FCI, UP, Railways win hockeynationalsLLUUCCKKNNOOWW:: Food Corporation of India (FCI)defeated Haryana 4-1 to register its first win,while Uttar Pradesh and Railways recordedtheir second consecutive wins on the secondday of Division A matches at the fourthHockey India Senior Men NationalChampionship 2014. After losing to Railwaysyesterday, FCI made an strong comeback toscore the easy win over Haryana in Pool D.FCI scored throuigh Ganendrajit Ningomban(6th and 59th minutes), Sunil (16th) andVikram (22nd), while Haryana's lone goal wasscored by Harpal Singh (45th) from a penaltystroke.

PARIS: Holders Bayern Mu-nich kept their hopes aliveof becoming the first team

to retain the Champions Leaguetrophy while Atletico Madrid alsoprogressed to the quarter-finalsof this season's competition. Bayern

who have reached the final of thepast two Champions Leaguecampaigns were held 1-1 in Mu-nich by Arsenal, but just as theydid last year against the same op-position at the same stage, theGermans went through, this time3-1 on aggregate yesterday. How-ever Bayern's joy at goingthrough was somewhat souredafter Arsenal coach ArseneWenger accused Dutch wingArjen Robben of diving through-out the two legs."Robben dived tonight (he was

told to get up by the referee whenhe went down early in the sec-ond-half in the penalty area) andhe dived in the first leg," saidWenger. Robben, who won apenalty for Bayern in the first legwhich saw the Arsenal goalkeepersent off, was dismissive of the re-marks."Great managers don't need to

resort to claims like that. I don'twant to have to defend myselfagainst remarks like that," hesaid. Guardiola, who has won the

trophy twice as coach ofBarcelona, looked annoyed whentold about the comments.

"The best team won over thetwo legs that is what happened,"he said. Atletico -- who are thesurprise package of the competi-tion this season as well as in theLa Liga title race -- reached theirfirst Champions League quarter-

final since 1997, when their pres-ent coach Diego Simeone was inthe side, with a far more em-phatic 4-1 win at home to Italianside AC Milan, to prevail 5-1 onaggregate. It left Italy without a side re-

maining in the competition asNapoli and Juventus went out inthe group stage.Simeone, a former combative

Argentinian international mid-fielder who was capped over 100times, said he was proud of hisside and tried to play down ex-pectations by saying Atleticowere very much the underdogsstill.

"It is a very nice mo-ment, after such a longtime," said the 43-year-old

Simeone. "But we are still at the begin-

ning of the knockout stages, andwe must continue to get better. Adifficult and dangerous quarter-final awaits us and we will have torecuperate and continue on thepath we are following. There willbe seven great sides in the lasteight and one which will be veryenthusiastic and capable of up-setting the others."As for DiegoCosta he continues to progress,he has great physical strengthand presence. He reminds me ofsome of the great strikers."In Munich Bastian Schwein-

steiger opened the scoring for thehosts -- his first goal since Octo-ber -- before Lukas Podolskiequalised for Arsenal against hisformer team, just as he had donein last season's first leg match.The hosts could have won the

match itself right at the end butThomas Mueller's penalty wassaved by Lukasz Fabianski.

Bayern's Mario Mandzukic of Croatia and Arsenal's Bacary Sagna challenge for theball during the Champions League round of the last 16 second leg soccer matchbetween FC Bayern Munich and Arsenal FC in Munich, Germany.

All change as Formula One enters new eraThe prospect of seeing Sebast-

ian Vettel beaten for the firsttime since last July is just one ofthe many novelties Sunday's sea-son-opening Australian FormulaOne Grand Prix promises to de-liver.Just how much trouble Vettel's

Red Bull team might be in is oneof the questions waiting for ananswer as the sport's unpre-dictable new turbo era whooshesinto action at Melbourne's AlbertPark circuit.The quadruple world cham-

pion won the last nine races of2013 but the 26-year-old Germanspent much of his time duringthe pre-season tests in Spain andBahrain watching the car beingworked on in the garage.Red Bull are braced for a reality

check as they and partners Re-nault work against the clock to fixthe troublesome 1.6 litre V6 hy-brid turbo engine and its compli-cated new energy recoverysystems.Rivals Mercedes, under new

leadership following the depar-ture of Ross Brawn, have beenracking up the laps with far lesshassle."Mercedes have got a bit of a

march on people. They investedmore, they invested earlier.They've got themselves into agood position," Red Bull teamprincipal Christian Horner told

reporters."If Mercedes were to finish two

laps ahead of the opposition inMelbourne, that wouldn't be asurprise, based on what we'veseen in pre-season testing. It'smassive. "From what we can seeat the moment, all the Mercedespowered teams are in pretty de-cent shape and we're not."We're on the back foot, and

have a lot of ground to catch up,"added the Briton, who now hasAustralian Daniel Ricciardo in thelineup following compatriotMark Webber's retirement.

HAMILTON CONFIDENTHorner's words may be a part ofthe pre-season mind games,repositioning Red Bull as under-dogs but Mercedes drivers LewisHamilton and Nico Rosberg have

sounded quietly confident abouta car that is sleeker than many ofits 'ugly' new-look rivals."With all the changes within

the sport and the hard work that'sbeen going on within the team, Ibelieve this can be our year to re-ally show what we're capable of,"said Hamilton, the 2008 worldchampion with McLaren."I feel like I'm equipped with

the tools I need to succeed. I can'twait to get started," added theBriton, whose win in Hungarylast July was the last by anyoneother than Vettel.Ferrari will be hoping to chal-

lenge with their new lineup ofchampions following the returnof Finland's 2007 title winnerKimi Raikkonen - triumphant inMelbourne for Lotus last year - topartner Fernando Alonso.

Sebastain Vettel during the Red Bull testing session at Bahrain.

GGRREENNOOBBLLEE((FFRRAANNCCEE))::MMiicchhaaeellSScchhuummaacchheerris showing"small,encouragingsigns" ofrecovery frominjuries

sustained in a ski accident, hisfamily said, whileacknowledging the Formula One legend faced a long

battle ahead.The family voiced confidence

the 45-year-old would pullthrough after 11 weeks in amedically induced coma butdeclined to give further detailsof his condition. "We are andremain confident that Michaelwill pull through and will wakeup," said the statement."There sometimes are small,

encouraging signs, but we alsoknow that this is the time to bevery patient."The German driver was put

into a coma after hitting hishead on a rock while skiing atthe French resort of Meribel onDecember 29. Schumacher'sagent Sabine Kehm releasedthe statement ahead of thefirst Formula One grand prix ofthe year in Australia on Sunday.

‘Small’ signs of hopefor Schumacher: family

BAYERN, ATLETICO EASE INTOCHAMPIONS LEAGUE QUARTERS

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