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She opted to miss her aunt's funeral so she could jet to Britain to support Brad Pitt at the premiere of hisnew movie World War Z. And Angelina Jolie certainly did it in style on Sunday evening as she made one ofher first public appearances since she revealed to the world she recently underwent a double mastectomy.The Salt actress kept to her promise and was one of the big names who walked the special black carpet atthe event.
Congress to restart marchfrom near Maoist attack spot
Raipur, Undeterred by the
Maoist attack on its lead-ers, the Congress inChhattisgarh has decidedto resume its parivar tanyatra close to the spot inSukma district where aparty convoy was am-bushed May 25, a leadersaid Sunday, adding thatparty legislators will resignen masse from the legis-lative assembly to forcedissolution of the house.
Congress general sec-retary B.K. Hariprasadsaid the party has decidedto re-launch parivar tanyatra from a village closeto the site of ambush.
"We have decided torestart the yatra from theplace it had to be discon-tinued. The date of re-launching the yatra will beannounced later," saidCongress general secre-tary B.K. Hariprasad.
Har iprasad, who isCongress incharge ofChhattisgarh, said partyworkers will pay tributes tovictims, including formerleader of opposition in theassembly MahendraKarma, state Congresschief Nand Kumar Patel,
his son Dinesh, andformer legislator UdayMudliyar June 6-7.
The brutal attack killed28 people. The injured in-cluded former union min-ister Vidya Charan Shukla,who is being treated at ahospital in Gurgaon.
The parivar tan yatrawas on its way to Keslurin the Bastar region whenit came under attack.
Congress treasurerMotilal Vora, who is an MPfrom Chhattisgarh, saidthat a decision would betaken soon on appointinga new party chief in thestate.Leader of Oppositionin Chhattisgarh assemblyRavindra Choubey saidthe party legislators hadoffered to resign.
He said a meeting ofparty legislators was heldhere in which it was de-manded that the RamanSingh government bedismissed."If that does nothappen, the MLAs havesaid that they should be al-lowed (by the central lead-ership) to resign enmasse...We will not beable to work with the stategovernment," Choubeysaid.
55 killed in China slaughterhouse fireBeijing,
At least 55 people were killed Monday whena major fire swept through a poultry processingplant in northeast China's Jilin province, authori-ties said.
The fire broke out at 6 a.m. at the slaughter-house owned by the Jilin Baoyuanfeng PoultryCompany in Mishazi township of Dehui city, saidfirefighters.
Over 300 workers were in the plant when theaccident happened, survivors told Xinhua, add-ing that they heard a bang and then witnesseddark smoke at around 6 a.m.
About 100 workers managed to escape fromthe plant whose gate was locked when the fireoccurred, said survivors.
The complicated interior structure of the pre-fabricated house in which the fire broke out andthe narrow exits added difficulties to the rescuework, sources said.
Abu Dhabi bank hires 60 people afterroad show
Abu Dhabi, The Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB), a top fi-
nancial services institution in the UAE, will hire 60Emirati nationals after a successful road show heldin Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
The ADIB's Open Day road show attractedaround 600 people from across the country, look-ing to join the bank.
The bank has signed a number of agreementswith many universities and colleges, including theAmerican University of Dubai, Al Hosn University,the Higher Colleges of Technology and Abu DhabiUniversity.
Kerala schools reopenjust as monsoon sets in
Thiruvananthapuram, For decades, schools
in Kerala have reopenedafter the summer breakjust as the southwest mon-soon begins. Monday wasno different with about fourlakh children in the statemaking their way to schoolin the pouring rain. "Oh,this is just too bad. Therains should have stayedaway on this Mondaymorning, our first day backin school," said Abel John,a student of Class 2 in thestate capital. As all stategovernment-run schoolsreopened Monday, closeto four lakh students re-turned to school after theirsummer break; many four-year-olds also had theirfirst day in school. Thestate government
organised a gala openingday programme atKozhikode, where StateEducation Minister AbduRabb distr ibuted kits tonew entrants. "Kids findthemselves drenched bythe time they get to school.But what is the way out?"asked Mary Thomas, aschool teacher inKottayam, as she gotready to leave home forschool with her daughter.
Kerala, the state withthe highest literacy rate inthe country, has 12,644schools. Of these, 4,620are state-owned, while7,161 are state-supported.There are 863 unaidedschools. In the last fiscal,39.86 lakh students wereenrolled in schools in thestate.
WESTERN TIMES AHMEDABADTUESDAY, JUNE 4, 2013
Styles 'couldn'tstop smiling' asbest man
London, Singer Harry Styles of
the English-Irish band OneDirection was the bestman at his mother's wed-ding and he "couldn't stopsmiling". His mother, AnneCox married Robin TwistSaturday and Styles waspresent with his motherthroughout the ceremony,reports femalefirst.co.uk.Aguest said: "Harry couldn'tstop smiling. He hardly lefthis mum's side and shelooked really proud of him.He sipped champagnevealed: "They chose themedium-priced weddingpackage. It was a lovelyday."Harry was joined bythe second best man Mike,Robin's son from a previ-ous relationship and hissister Gemma, 20, wasmaid of honour.
Ranbir’s ‘Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani’breaks Salman’s ‘Dabangg 2’s record
New Delhi,Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Yeh
Jawaani Hai Deewani’,which released May 31, ison its way to enter the 100crore club very soon. Thefilm bagged a whoppingRs 62.75 crores in itsopening weekend; a sumbeing said to be more thanwhat the Salman Khanstarrer ‘Dabangg 2’earned.
On its opening day, theAyan Mukerji directorialearned Rs.19.45 crore,and on Saturday and Sun-day, the movie madeRs.20.16 crore andRs.22.5 crore, respec-tively.
Gaurav Verma, direc-
gest opener of 2013 so far."The film has fared excep-tionally well at multiplexesand was very good atsingle screens too,"Adarsh tweeted. RanbirKapoor’s last superhit –‘Barfi’ – too went on to mintRs. 100 crores within daysof its release. But in caseof ‘YJHD’, ex-flamesRanbir and Deepika’s on-screen pairing, along withsmart publicity and mar-keting tactics contributedto the film’s success. So,does that mean we finallyhave another superstarhere to challenge the BoxOffice supremacy ofSalman Khan? Let’s waitand watch.
tor, India Theatrical Distri-bution, Studios, DisneyUTV, said the film was do-ing "exceptionally well
across India even in terri-tories like Tamil Nadu andKerala where Hindi filmbusiness is very limited".
Trade analyst TaranAdarsh said the film hadan "excellent opening" andhad emerged as the big-
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