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Neighbourhood Weekly Newspaper

Covering Porur, Valasaravakkam, Virugambakkam, Saligramam & Vadapalani areas

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Vol : 9 - No : 15 March 29 - Apr 04, 2014 Re.1/-Editorial & Advt. Cell : 9840 5 7304 3, 90030 39483

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AVM Cricket Academywill be

organising its 15th Summer

Coaching camp at Avichi School's

Grounds, Virugambakkam from

6th April 2014for a period of two

months.

The camp is popular in

enforcing discipline and

leadership qualities among its

trainees and it has so far trained

more than 1500 young cricketers.

With a view to give bigger and

comprehensive exposure to the

trainees they organise matches at

Mysore, Ananthpur, Dindigul and

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The Supreme Courts two judges bench

comprising of Justices AK Patnaik and FMI

Kalifullah asked Indian Cricket Board

President N. Srinivasan to immediately quit on his

own or be forced out by its order to facilitate a fair

impartial probe into the IPL betting scandal that

involves his son-in-law GurunathMeiyappan

alleged to be involved in the spot fixing and bettingscandal.

The Supreme Court in October 2013 formed a

Panel headed by retiredChief Justice of Punjab and

Haryana High Court, MukulMudgal, additional

Soliciter General, N. NageswaraRao and Assam Cricket Board Member

NilaiDuttasubm

itted a report on 10thFebruary consisting of more than 100 pages, their

findings over the alleged betting and match-fixing of six indian players and

also charges against Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals teams. The

Committee indicted Srinivasans son-in-law in the alleged spot fixing and

betting scandal and also named some cricketers playing for the national team.

The bench observed why isSrinivasan sticking to his chair?Justice Patnaik

commented that unless the BCCI President steps down, there wont be a fair

enquiry. The man at the top must go. It is nauseating. Justice Kalifullahsaid

if there has to be a fair and dispassionate enquiry, Srinivasan must step

down. He further said that though there is no definite finding in the report,

the allegations are so serious and that they require further investigation while

the BCCI cannot do on its own and has to be by an outside agency. The

bench gave Srinivasan to take a decision in this matter in two days time since

the next hearing falls on 27thMarch 2014.

The 69 year old Srinivasan heads India Cements as Vice President which

was in the brink a decade ago made a remarkable turnaround that made the

company becoming a top cement maker in the country. But amidst all the

controversies, Srinivasan managed to make the BCCI more profitable by

crafting a rejig in the international cricket council and power to the Indian

Board and made him as the ICC chairman. Srinivasans first innings in the

cricket administration was in 1998 when he became Vice president of the

Tamilnadu Cricket Association. A.C. Muthiah, big industrialist and cricket

administrator was his mentor. He served under him for four years. By 2002,

he became the president and after 3 years he had appeared at the national

level. In 2008, when india Cements joined the Cricket arena which won the

bet for the Chennai franchise of the IPL namely Chennai Super Kings.

Muthiah sued him on charges of conflict of interest as Srinivasan had held a

top post at BCCI when bidding happened. The above case is now pending in

the Supreme Court and later he fellout with Lalitmodi, the architect of IPL.The matter started from Bombay High court which quashed the BCCI

decision to appoint two retired judges as a probe panel which gave clean

chits to both Srinivasan and his son-in-law Meyiappan .BCCI and Cricket

Association of Bihar had challenged the High court order which made the

Apex court to appoint a three member panel. His position had become

tenable as president of BCCI and also as chairman of International Cricket

Council. The next ICC chairman may be likely some nominated by BCCI.

On 27thmarch 2014 BCCI chief N.Srinivasan offered to set aside till further

investigation if any ordered by the supreme court into IPL spot and match

fixing allegations are over. Supreme court said all persons connected to

CSK(Chennai super kings) owner India cements must be excluded from the

BCCI management. So also, it suggested CSK and Rajasthan Royals need not

be part of IPL due to allegations against the franchise owners. Bench suggested

that Sunil Gavasakar can be made as interim BCCI President and Supreme

Court wanted BCCIs reply by 28thMarch.

They replied that according to BCCi constitution only the senior vice-

president will officiate as president, not an outsider, not even a non-member

of BCCI like Sunil Gavaskar . If CSK and RR are suspended from

participation, the league would be reduced to 6 teams. The number of games

will be reduced to 34 from 60. The total overall loss will be around 20,000 cr.

Advertisement revenue could drop around 5% leading to 390 to 550cr loss.

The two teams would have to pay their players 10% of bid amount.

On their submission, after reviewing all the facts, the bench pronounced

a balanced sound interim order on 28thMarch which is a landmark event in

the annals of Indian Cricketing history. The order reads as ShivlalYadav, the

senior vice president of BCCI will be the interim overall president of BCCI

in the place of N.Srinivasan . Sunil Gavasakar will discharge the functions as

interim president only for IPL. The bench asked Gavaskar to be out of

contracts. He will be adequately compensated for the interim job. There will

be no ban on IPL and also players playing in IPL. Supreme Court permitted

CSK and RR to play for IPL.

The Supreme Court verdict is an unparalled move at top level sport, one

design to restore credibility not just in the tournament and cricket but India

itself. This tall order is most welcomed by all cricket loving fans in India and

abroad, instilling confidence. But decisive criminal action must be initiatedeven by ordering a thorough CBI probe to nail the culprits and to clean up the

game. The final verdict will be pronounced on the 16thApril 2014, covering

all aspects of complaintswith regard to IPL. It is indeed a warning signal for

BCCI into its conduct in future and should exercise more carefulness as

matured watch dog that should enhance the prestige of the game and honorto

the country in the eyes of the world.

IPL betting scandal - Hail! Supreme CourtInterim verdict a land mark judgment

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Yoga, for long, has been

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Many people who have been

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The question that comes

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Thus was born the idea to

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ARTY YOGA CLASSES at VirugambakkamAn approach that uses Asanas

along with other yogic

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Flexibility, Strength,

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Ability to ensure that a

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powerful system of Yoga that

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class is unique and challenging,

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When children get out of

school for the summer, parents are

often left wondering what theyregoing to do to keep them

the natural, most parents decide

based on where their neighbor

send their children than

recognizing what is important for

their children. Here is a quick

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Children need to get involved

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A well organized summer

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At camp children play.

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Camp creates friendship.

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Camp is real and action

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camp, makes it easy for the

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Come and experience our fun

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Once upon a time, a King had a boulder placed on a roadway.Then he hid himself and watched to see if anyone would remove

the huge rock. Many people came by; and simply walked around

it. Many loudly blamed the King for not keeping the roads clear,

but none did anything about getting the stone out of the way.

Then a poor man came along carrying a load of firewood. Upon

approaching the boulder, the poor man laid down his burden andtried to move the stone to the side of the road. After much pushing

and straining, he finally succeeded. After the poor man picked up

his load of firewood; he noticed a purse lying on the road where

the boulder had been. The purse contained many gold coins and a

note from the King indicating that the gold was for the person who

removed the boulder from the roadway.

The poor man learned what many of us never understand!

Every difficulty presents an opportunity to improve our condi-

tion.

Moral : HARD WORK NEVER FAILS . . . . . .

WINGS OF HOPE. . .WINGS OF HOPE. . .WINGS OF HOPE. . .WINGS OF HOPE. . .WINGS OF HOPE. . .

Vinod Kumar .P

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A set of unique summer

camps are in the offing at

Virugambakkam this

summer, starting from 25th

ofApril. Courses and sessions

with a specific focus are being

organized by Prerana and Mantra

Events jointly at Putra School,

AVM Avenue Main Road,

Virugambakkam.

A series of short duration

camps are planned to enable

children to attend the same and

also enjoy their holidays. Camps

with focus on arts, team work and

motivation are planned for boys

and girls upto 12 years of age.

Two of these camps need a

special mention, as follows :

A 10 day course of SHORTFILM MAKING will be taken by

professionals for children in the

age group of 10- 18. This

sessions will introduce the

children to the various steps and

aspects of a film making. To be

able to give attention to every

student, this speciality course

would have limited seats of a Max

of 20 students only.

We are seeing increasing

number of girl abuse incidents

across all levels of society today.

Another speciality course

POWER GIRL is planned for

10 days where foundation wouldbe laid to develop, boost and

maintain the self confidence and

self defense skills of girls from 8

to 16 years of age.

Students who want to learn

something new and do something

differently and parents who are

interested in giving something

special to their children may

contact Prerana Events @

9962085212

Let your Children

LEARN and

DO something

Different this summer

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Time : 10 am to 2 pm

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