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politician in countryNEW DELHI:With the partyemerging as No. 1 inMaharashtra and set toform the state government,and winning Haryana out-right, Amit Shah hasemerged as the most influ-ential man inBJP afterNarendra Modi.Even for Modi,Shah is the to-goman — the onewho can ruthless-ly turn the PM'sp o p u l a rappeal intobagfuls ofvotes. Tow i nM o d i ' sfull trusthasn't beeneasy. Here'san example ofShah's com-mitment to theBJP's cause.His chopperwas about toland in Punewhen hereceived adistress callfrom a BJPc a n d i d a t esomewhere in the Konkanregion. The candidate had

turned into a bundle ofnerves that evening afterlearning that Goa CMManohar Parrikar would notbe able to make itto the rally inhis con-s t i tuency.The BJPc h i e fcalmedh i mdown.

Though he had importantparty leaders waiting for

him in Pune, Shah askedhis pilot to fly to Konkan. Headdressed the meetingthere and got an insight too— the turnout convincedhim that the decisionto sever ties withShiv Sena was theright one. Onreaching Mumbai,he called a strate-gy session wellpast midnight.Shah's said to be a24x7 politician whotook the gamble ofgoing it alone inMaharashtra andHaryana when evenhis well-wishers coun-selled against takingthe risk just after thereverses in assem-bly bypolls. The 'audacity'paid off, andShah was thetoast of theparty - a stun-ning transfor-mation forthe man whohad tol e a v eG u j a r a tonly a cou-

ple of years ago on courtorders.

Maharashtra Result StatusStatus Known For 288 out of 288 ConstituenciesParty Won Leading Total

B.J.P. 122 0 122

Communist 1 0 1

Party of India

(Marxist)

I.N.C. 42 0 42

N.C.P. 41 0 41

M.N.S. 1 0 1Shivsena 63 0 63All India 2 0 2Majlis-E-Ittehadul MuslimeenBahujan Vikas 3 0 3AaghadiBharipa Bahujan Mahasangh 1 0 1Peasants And Workers 3 0 3Party of IndiaRashtriya 1 0 1Samaj PakshaSamajwadi 1 0 1PartyIndependent 7 0 7

288 288 288 288

HARYANAParty Won Trends Swing

BJP 47 47 43

INLD 19 19 -12

INC 15 15 -25

HJCBL 2 2 -4

OTH 7 7 -2

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hile taking rounds in the engineroom, we should not simply pass

by the machines but stay there for sometime. At times, we may find an area oilysay, the generator. I wipe it and in thenext round if I see a black line emerging,then it indicates a leakage and we mustrectify it now, else it may become unman-ageable. We should monitor the perform-ance of a machine or a system and findout any flaws in it. For instance, if thefeed pump runs and shuts in 20 minutesnormally but today it is running for a longtime it indicates that either the pump isrunning dry. Either it has been vapourlocked or some leak might have devel-oped somewhere. To judge the normalbehaviour, I need to stay near themachine for a long period of time. A pumphas been running smoothly but it hasbeen making noise as there is definitelysomething wrong. I put my hand on theelectric motor but if it allows me to dothat, it is okay but if I need to pull back myhand immediately, it is indicating thatsomething is wrong , it is overheated andI must take corrective action.

On one occasion, the watchman calledme and said that some noise is comingfrom a particular cylinder head of themain engine. When I inserted my hand Ihad to withdraw it as I could hear thenoise pertaining to steam formationinside. This unit was overhauled in the port fromwhich we were departing and the coolingwater inlet valve wheel moved but valvedid not open. So, when you touch themachine you realize about its faults.Machines also have culinary preferences.The incinerator does not want simply thesludge. We also don’t want curd, we want“ lassi” ( churned, sugar and essenceadded) , in the similar manner the inciner-ator also likes “ lassi” and that is why wehave a churner fitted on ( homogenizer)and the sludge thus treated is liked by it.Many times, I explain to my students thereason behind the installation of Zincanodes. They get very amused by thisand the sleepy ones get up. To some others, I quip don’t you all fancywhite girls? Yes friends, we go to ship towork but in other words we go to takecare of it.

Rectify the flaws of machinesW

BJP says that if they cometo power, they will trans-form Mumbai into a worldclass city. The Shiv Sena,BJP in alliance with RPI isin power in the BMC where70 per cent of the civicbody’s budget is reportedlyspent on paying salaries tothe staff. Sena has 75 cor-porators in the2 2 7 -mem-b e rB M C ,w h i l ethe BJPhas 31corpora-tors. Agood workc u l t u r eshould beestab l ishedhere. The firsttask is toimprove cleanliness onMumbai roads with the par-ticipation of BMC staff.Subsequently, the road re-building work must com-mence on a war footingbasis supported by effec-tive ground level supervi-sion. Identify illegalBangladeshi immigrantsand begin their repatria-tion. Set up a desalinationplant at a suitable locationwith the assistance of for-eign experts. Strengthen

primary education, primaryhealth centers and skilldevelopment programsand minister must visitsuch places once everyweek. Set up training pro-grams for all employees ofCentral and state govern-ment offices, turn by turn,so that they become aware

of the devel-

opmental pro-grams andtheir details.These officials

shouldk n o whow a

particular project is to beimplemented and what istheir role in facilitating it.Merely sanctioning a proj-ect and then taking no partin it should be the thing ofthe past. An army of 1000

young girls should beoffered training, just like wehad seen on television.Kurds are sending allfemale units to fight theISIS very competently.These girls will bedeployed to prevent terror-ism and anti-national activ-ities. Seeing them inaction, other kids will also

feel proud.Build multi-level parkinglots like theones we have atthe Airport.Construct tenmore publicswimming pools.Start an effectivepopulation control

programme on thelines of Polio pro-gramme. Polio eradi-cation staff has done

an excellent job. The Parknext to CGS dispensary atKane Nagar is in a badshape and requires main-tenance same is the casewith garden located in sec-tor six. Parks in the citymust be properly main-tained and well illuminated.A message must be spreadthat Mumbai and India willdevelop through hard workand there is no substitutefor this.Road map for thenext government.

Road map for the next government

It is obviously good if thechildren study in schoolsand play rather than work-ing in hazardous situa-tions. However, India iscountry where large num-ber of poor people is livingand children need to workto support their parents.This situation is prevalentin agrarian societies for along period of time. Manyyoung boys and girls arevery competent and theycan combine work withstudies. If you visit villagessurrounding cities you willnotice young girls perform-ing some work and earningmoney. They also studywell. Until 15 years back, Imust confess that I wasunaware about the mari-juana shrub which wasgrowing outside our farm-house gate. A ten year oldboy had informed meabout it. The boy was verysmart, he could work in thefields, milk and ride thecows and buffaloes andeven managed to clearexaminations with goodmarks. When I was stayingin community centre CGScolony, the son of our“presswala” used to assist

his father but today he is astate civil service officer.Children must be prohibit-ed from working in facto-ries manufacturing crack-ers or work places wherethey may inhale poisonousand fibrous (hazardous)material. They can supporttheir parents until theybecome self-reliant. Thefilm Boot Polish whichrevolves around this sub-ject is worth watching. Inthe film Mother India youngBirju was quite bright to beable to help his mother andfrighten Sukhi lala”. If sani-tation, basic education,health care becomes avail-able then child exploitationwill automatically vanish.When I was studying in 7thstandard some of myschool mates used toreach school by walking adistance of 5-6 km bare-foot. They used to comefirst and second in theclass and not me.Obviously, they also musthave been working in thefields to assist their par-ents. Too much economicdisparity exists betweenthe rich and the poor whichneeds to be addressed.

Lending a helping hand

40 per cent during 2013, from about 1.42 billion Swissfrancs at the end of the 2012, as per the data releasedby the country’s central banking authority Swiss NationalBank. In contrast, the money held in Swiss banks by theirforeign clients from across the world continued to declineand stood at a record low of 1.32 trillion Swiss francs(about $1.56 trillion or over Rs. 90 lakh crore) at the endof 2013. During 2012, the Indians’ money in Swiss bankshad fallen by over one-third to a record low level.The total Indian money held in Swiss banks included1.95 billion Swiss francs held directly by Indian individu-als and entities, and another 77.3 million Swiss francsthrough ‘fiduciaries’ or wealth managers at the end of2013. The data from Zurich-based SNB comes at a timewhen Switzerland is facing growing pressure from Indiaand many other countries to share foreign client details,while its own lawmakers are resisting such measures.India has also constituted a Special Investigation Team(SIT) to probe cases of alleged black money of Indians,including FUNDS stashed abroad in places likeSwitzerland. The funds, described by SNB as ‘liabilities’of Swiss banks or ‘amounts due to’ their clients, are theofficial figures disclosed by the Swiss authorities and donot indicate towards the quantum of the much-debatedalleged black money held by Indians in the safe havensof Switzerland. There are a total of 283 banks inSwitzerland, down from nearly 300 at the beginning of2013. This include two banks (UBS and Credit Suisse)classified as big banks, while there are 93 foreign-con-trolled banks operating in the country. Amid allegations ofIndians stashing huge amounts of illicit wealth abroad,including in Swiss banks, the Indian government hasbeen saying that it was making various efforts to bringback the unaccounted money is just a drama.

Black Money boomeranged on BJP

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Noida: “No power can stop you to be a bigperson if you carry positive thinking withyou. That is the mantra of success” saidSangram Singh renowned internationalwrestler and fame for his role in Big Boss,while talking to the acting students ofAAFT at Noida Film City. Sangram singhwho was bed ridden one time rose to thelevel of international fame wrestler andthen important part of Big Boss for 105days on television. Now he has been offered number ofassignments in films, television and adver-tisements. “We have to learn fromSangram who has shown to the World thathard work and continuous efforts can evenchange the destiny,” said SandeepMarwah President of Asian EducationGroup. Later Prof. Satish Anand dean acting paid vote ofthanks and Sandeep Marwah honored himwith the life membership of InternationalFilm And Television Club of AsianAcademy of Film And Television.IWFF Joins Hand With 7th Global Film

Festival Noida

IWFF-International Women’s Film Forum,a body to promote and develop women inthe field of films, television and mediajoined hands with 7th Global Film FestivalNoida 2014 declared Sandeep MarwahFestival President. All the women filmmak-ers will be given an opportunity to show-

case their films at a special screening dur-ing 7th GFFN. Individuals can screen thefilms submitted by women even ondemand.IWFF-International Women’s Film Forumwill open its membership during the festi-val to enroll more women interested in cin-ema and related business.IWFF will also commission films on the

theme of women and related to the prob-lems of girls.WPDRF Will Have Gigantic

Participation During 7th Global Film

Festival

WPDRF-World Peace Development AndResearch Foundation has planned 7thInternational conference on Cooperativemovement during 7th Global Film FestivalNoida 2014 from 11th to 13th November.“We have planned international confer-ence now for the seventh time to popular-ize and highlight cooperative movement inthe country and all over the World” saidSandeep Marwah President of the founda-tion. “It is one of the biggest and organizedsetup in India and abroad, needs morepopularity and blessings of media” addedChandrakant Patil Kharare SecretaryGeneral of WPDRF. National Federation ofTourism And Transport Cooperatives is thepartner in progress for three days interna-tional conference where the whole Worldis invited to join the same.

Sangram Singh Motivated AAFT Students to Work Hard

ilm Festivals are thereal showcase for

the film makers, they pro-vide ample opportunity toexpress your self to thefilm lovers said SandeepMarwah PresidentMarwah Studios introduc-ing 7th Global FilmFestival Noida 2014 at thesession at MarwahStudios.“Noida Film City is the

right place to have GlobalFilm Festival, the wholeworld knows about it. Iwish you all a very hap-pening and meaning fullfestival” blessed Tom Alterwhile releasing the firstposter of 7th GFFN.“We have planned a pow-erful show for three dayswhich will bring more col-ors to film business inNorth India” said AshokTyagi festival Directorconfidently.Prof. Kalyan Sarkar spokeabout the program indetail to the large audi-ence present in the hall.

First Poster of 7th Global Film Festival Noida Released

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New Delhi: With the resource-rich Arctic region becomingthe focus of heightened attention, President PranabMukherjee's visit to the two Nordic countries of Norway andFinland last week was a crucial step by India to assert its"willingness to have a strong presence in the Arctic Counciland to work closely with" the eight countries of the region.Mukherjee, who paid a six-day visit to the two countriesfrom October 12, was also the first Indian President tocross the Arctic Circle when he visited the village of SantaClaus in the Finnish town of Rovaniemi.Last year, India,along with China, Japan and South Korea, were grantedobserver status to the Arctic Council. Its eight members areCanada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Russia,Sweden and the US.A United States Geological Survey (USGS) report of 2008says that the Arctic seabed contains nearly 20 percent ofthe world's OIL reserves and 30 percent of undiscoveredgas deposits. With global warming melting the sea icearound the Arctic in the summer months by around 40 per-cent over the past few decades, a shorter sailing routeacross the Northern Sea is also opening cont.....page5

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Noida: Tom Alter visits Asian Academy of Film & T.V fora special masterclass arranged for the media students ofAAFT. Widely acclaimed for his ace performances infilms like Shatranj Ke Khiladi, Junoon, Parinda, Kranti,Gandhi, Karma, Sardar, Dhund-The Fog, Bheja Fry etc.,Tom Alter has carved a niche for himself in Indian FilmIndustry” said Sandeep Marwah, President of MarwahStudios.“Asian Academy of Film &Television has effectivelydemonstrated that goodeducation and training isimperative and holdsutmost importance.Industry interface is thespecialization of AAFT”, said Tom Alter who is himself atrained actor.The students of AAFT from all disciplines asked ques-tions and acting tips from Tom Alter. The actor gave arare depth of insight of his experiences and industryknowledge while conversing with the students. TomAlter’s love for theatre and cinema and his extensive stintin Indian Cinema has made him one of the finest actorsof the nation and a popular one.Answering one of the questions, Tom Alter emphasized“that perseverance and undivided efforts are the key tosuccess. Success is not a destination, but the road thatyou’re on”.Later, Tom Alter released the first poster of 7th GlobalFilm Festival Noida 2014 to be held from 11th to 13thNovember at Noida Film City.The event was designed byGeeta Nandakumar of Creative Vistas.

Interactive session by TomAlter at Marwah Studios

K.K. Agarwal

New Delhi - Heart Care Foundation ofIndia, a leading national non-profit organ-ization is committed to making India ahealthier and disease free nation. On the

4th day of its annual flagshipevent-The 21st MTNLPerfect Health Mela organ-ized Medico Masti festival aninter college youth fiesta atthe Talkatora Stadium, NewDelhi. Thousands of stu-

dents of across 50 colleges, medical andnon-medical from Delhi NCR participatedin the event.On the spot competitions like fashionshow, choreography, rock band, etc wereorganized as part of the festival. Othercompetitions included western and classi-cal dancing, quiz contest, singing compe-tition, etc. Infotainment is a new conceptof creating health education and in thismodule education is interlinked with enter-tainment. Addressing the event , Padma Shri, DSTNational Science and Communication andDr. BC Roy National Awardee and thePresident of the Heart Care Foundation ofIndia, Dr. KK Aggarwal said “That to pre-vent the increase of heart diseases in thenation, the prevention must start in col-lege life. He said that college studentsshould follow the principles of formula of80 which is as under: To live more than80 years without life style diseases keepyour Abdominal Circumference, LowerBlood Pressure, LDL (bad) Cholesterol,Pulse Rate and Fasting Sugar all lowerthan 80.Anyone who gains weight of morethan 5 kg after the age of 18 in girls and20 in boys is obese and overweight. Anyweight gain at this age should be avoid-ed.” Dr. Smita Mishra Sr. CardiologistFortis Hospital and Dr. O.P Yadava C.E.O.

National Heart Institute added, “The youthmust learn to say no to drugs, alcohol andtobacco. They also must abstain them-selves from casual sex, especially if it isunprotected.”The Mela had facilities like 3D echo car-diograph, ECG and other basic consulta-tion will be provided. Those people canafford treatment will be guided and peoplewho cannot afford treatment will get asubsidiary or free heart surgery. Keepingin mind the healthcare needs of the poorand needy, special free of diagnostic facil-ities and cardiac interventions will be pro-vided by National Heart Institute for rheu-matic heart disease and Medanta–Medicity will focus on congenital heartdisease and also MTNL had set up livevideo conferencing unit at the mela withMedanta-Medicity. The Perfect HealthMela is an annual mass health awarenessmodule started in 1993, catering to peoplefrom all age groups and walks of life; theMela incorporates activities across cate-gories such as health check up camps,entertainment programs, lifestyle exhibi-tions, workshops and competitions. Thisyear’s Mela will feature a first of its kindSAIL Heart and Health Pavilion to providea complete solution to a person’s overallhealthcare needs. People will now notonly be able to learn about preventivehealth measures through interactiveentertainment modules but will also beable to seek treatment and consultationunder one roof. This year’s Mela wasorganized in association with NDMC,MCD, SAIL and MTNL and its theme is“Swach Baharat, Swasth Bharat”. Themain philosophy behind this theme is thatby improving the cleanliness of the coun-try, several leading diseases such asdengue, typhoid, malaria, cholera can beprevented.

Youth Festival to Propagate PreventiveHealth and Hygiene Measures

up a new maritime proposition. Taking the Northern Sea Routerather than the Panama Strait is estimated to shorten the journeybetween the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans by about one third (rough-ly 4,000 nautical miles) of the total, according to estimates. "TheArctic has great significance; it is a new maritime region opening up.And the president himself actually going to the Arctic Circle showsour commitment to the fact that we are willing to have a strong pres-ence in the Arctic Council and willing to work more closely with thecountries involved; keeping in view their sensitivities on environ-ment, on indigenous population, on proper use of resources," a sen-ior official, who had accompanied the president, told a news agency.

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cnp bureauBangalore: The Supreme Court onFriday granted a conditional bail toformer Tamilnadu CM J Jayalalithaain the disappropriationate assetscase,on her health grounds ,andeven warned her against repeatingher tactics as she adopted to dragthe trial for almost 18 years anddelay hearing the on her appealagainst the conviction beforeKarnataka High court.Accepting the pleas from seniorAdvocate Fali S Nariman, a benchof Chief Justice H L Dattu andJustices Madan B Lokur and A KSikri Stayed the trial court order offour years jail to Jayalalithaa andher theee other co-convicts andorder their release furnishing twosureties each of them and to thesatisfaction of the trial judge inBangalore they will be released.asall three have been in jail since Sept27,as trial court has convicted themwith 4 years of jail and slapped A1,afine of Rs.100 cr,and others withRs.10 cr each by the special court.The bench court justice H L Dattuexpressed displeasure on the twocounts,one the way Jayalalithaaadopted dilatory tactics to stretchthe trial 18 years. Two the way AIADMK memberslaunched an offensive against thetrial court judge John Michael DCunha,for convicting her and theHC judge for denying her bail. TheBench told Nariman that the trialwas delayed only because of youJayalalithaa and sought an under-taking that she would complete allpaperwork to make her appealready for hearing by the High courtin six weeks it did not insist on theaffidavit after Nariman assured thatthe deadline would be met in thegiven time.and said if the paperwork is not completed in the giventime as Dec 18 she will face theconsequence and said adding asentence that this is not the game It

may have been the game before hesaid in a very strict order to nari-man.he added.Police Security;As the Supreme Court grantedinterim bail to j Jayalalithaa the sup-porters started celebrating near jailso Bangalore police commission-er,M N Reddi ordered immediately144 section in a radius of 1 Km.ofparapana Agrahara jail limits.Anddeputed all senior officers and 1000police personnel with NSG com-mandos were deployed near theparapana Agrahara jail and sur-rounding areas and vehicles com-ing from TN were stopped at theborders for security reason.Andappealed to public not to believeany rumours and maintain peace asit was first she would be released onFriday itself but due to delay inorder copy reaching to Bangalore itextended to next day and as manysupporters gathered near jail hestrengthened more police person-nel around 5000 police personnelincluding KSRP,CAR,And NSGCommandos were deployed in andaround Parapana AgraharaJail,Civil court,and HAL Airport,from 7am in the morning for thesecurity purpose and for no unto-ward incident to take place hedeputed all senior officers like AddlCP L&O Alok Kumar,Addl CP CrimeP Harishekaran,Addl CP Traffic BDayanand,Jt CP East,SharathChandra,Jt CP Crime HemanthNimbalkar,and All DCP'S like RohiniKatoch Sepat,Labhuram,SandipPatil,Vikash kumar Vikas,T R

S u r e s h , A b h i s h e kGoyal,Satheesh,Lokesh kumar,M BN Rajendra Prasad,GirishS,Eshwar Prasad,with ACP'S likeO b l e s h , D u g g a p p a , G o p a lReddy,Rajendra Kumar,DhaneshRao,Omkaraiah,Siddamalappa,Nataraj,Rajendra kumar,NarasimhaI y e n g a r , S a t h y a n a r a y a n aK u d d u r , Y e s h w a n t hSavarkar,Jagadeesh GA ,Man j una t h ,S i ddappa ,Sm tSoumyalatha K,Smt SaraFathima,Dr Shobha Rani J,DawoodK h a n , R a v ikumar,Nizzamuddin,Syed Afzarpasha,Gangadhar S N,SureshKumar,And all other ACP with 32inspector and PSI&Women Psi andAsi and Staff with special squadwere deployed in and around para-pana Agrahara jail and surroundingareas and near HAL Airport,andnear border too and as soon herlawyers submitted two suretieseach to the 36th sessions and civilcourt in Bangalore around 11:15 amthe session court judge verified theiraddress proof and ID proof andasked them whether they knew per-sonally Jayalalithaa.What is Surety: It refers to a personagreeing to pay a specific amount ofmoney if the accused fails to attendthe court on the date specified in thebail.it finds in mentioned in section441 of the criminal procedurecode.(CrPc).Before agreeing to bea surety one needs to be sure thatthe accused will appear beforecourt when directed to do so if theaccused fails to attend court thesurety will be required to forfeit themoney specified in the undertaking.The surety has to show that he/shehas sufficient assets to cover theamount of the undertakings theasset must be worth more than theamount he/she would have to pay ifthe accused does not attend court.Detailed about Saturday:11am|Special court assembles.11:01|Counsels furnish certifiedcopy of Apex court's bail order.11:05|judge asks eight persons who

offer to furnish surety about relation-ship with accused.11:30|Judge orders release ofaccused on bail.11.30am-1.15pm-paperwork forrelease order continues.1.15|Eight persons who offer suretyappear before assistant registrarwhere they execute bond.1.50|Formal release order copyissued and sent to central prisonthrough messenger in police vehi-cle.2:30|order copy reachesjail.Pugazhendi.state AIADMK sec-retary,along with advocates andtamilnadu police enter jail officehand over order.2:55| Jayalalithaa and three otherscome to admission room and signregister.3:00|Jayalalithaa takes her belong-ing which were pledged when sheentered prison.Jayalalthaa stepped out of theprison at 3:05pm.TN CM O PaneerSelvam fell at her feet while around30 ministers and MLA's greeted herwith folded hands but she didn'tspeak a word and sat silently in herToyota Prado,andSas i k a l a a , Sudha ka r a n , a ndEllavarsi sat back with her and bygreeting jail officials with foldedhands.Immediately a 15 vehicleconvoy led by senior officials andcomprising a jammer vehicleZoomed towards HAL Airport.saidADGP prison Gagandeep and DGPrison Jayasimha. 3:30|Convoywith Z Security and police specialsquad led by Addl CP L&O AlokKumar,leaves to HAL Airport in ZeroTraffic, 4:30|Chartered a flight whichwas there in HAL Airport from21Days.for Jayalalithaa takes off forchennai. Former Tamil Nadu ChiefMinister J Jayalalithaa wasreleased on bail from the BangaloreCentral Prison on Saturdayevening. A three car convoy, com-prising of a TN state intelligencevehicle and Jayalalithaa's car wentinside the jail premises at around2.50 pm. As Turn to page 11

SC Grants Bail and After twenty one daysin prison,J Jayalalithaa released on Bail

cnp deskTelangana: TelanganaInformation TechnologyAssociation (TITA) in col-laboration with ChaitanyaBharathi Institute ofTechnology (CBIT),Hyderabad is conductingtwo day work shop forStudents, IT aspirantsand Un-Employed youth.This event is focused on“How to create a Desiredfuture in IT” under thebanner ‘TITA TelanganaYUVA Nirman’. The eventis scheduled on 20th Theevent is being inaugurat-ed by CBIT Chairman Dr.

Malakonda Reddy, Dr CVeerender, FamousPersonality Developmenttrainer and Pricipal Dr. B.Chenna Keshava Rao.Valedictory function isChaired NaradasuLaxman Rao, M.L.C –Karimnagar on 21stSundeep KumarMakthala, Founder &President of TITA said“Following SuccessfulEvent at JNTU, this eventis designed to helpStudents, IT aspirantsand Un-employed youthto facilitate the entry in tothe IT world and choose

a right career path.Technical sessions arealso conducted onupcoming technologiesby experts in the respec-tive domains. These ses-sions are intended tohelp the audience under-stand the technologyoverview and evaluatethe opportunities in thesedomains and choose thesuccessful path in ITindustry. For those students whoaspire for overseas high-er education a session isscheduled which willfocus on overseas

career study”.Ranapratap Bojjam, VicePresident of TelanganaInformation TechnologyAssociation (TITA), con-firmed that they intend toconduct these kinds ofevents in all the districtsof Telangana in comingmonths. These sessions will befollowed by mentor shipprogram where in stu-dents with interest in spe-cific domains will be pro-vided with mentors inthese areas. These men-tors will be accessible tothe students personallyand they will provide allthe required guidanceand help them focus and

excel in the chosendomains. , 21st October2014 at Auditorium, CBITCampus, Hyderabad,Telangana. Students, ITaspirants and Un-employed youth are eligi-ble to enroll for thisevent. This seminar is only forlimited members andpasses will be providedon first come first basis.Participants can registerby contacting TITAPresident SundeepMakthala at08123123434 or VicePresident RanapratapBojjam at 7799881865 orCBIT CSIT Convener Dr.Prasad at 885191683.

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Dubai will once again playhost as the EuropeanChallenge Tour reaches itsclimax with the DubaiFestival City ChallengeTour Grand Final hosted byAl Badia Golf Club fromNovember 5th-8th. Theseason-ending grand finaleis the culmination of the2014 Challenge Tour sea-son which takes in 27 tour-naments played across 21different countries offeringa total prize FUND of€6,328,000. Al Badia GolfClub by InterContinentalwill welcome the top 45players on the ChallengeTour Rankings following theprevious week’s NationalBank of Oman Golf Classicto compete for not only theprestigious title but a covet-ed spot in the top 15 on theChallenge Tour Rankingsto earn a card for the2014/2015 European Tourseason. The tournamentmarks the second year of athree-year relationshipbetween the EuropeanChallenge Tour and AlBadia Golf Club afterIndia’s Shiv Kapur roaredto a four-stroke victory overScotland’s Jamie McLearyand Portugal’s Jose-FilipeLima in last year’s captivat-ing event. “One of our keyinitiatives for the 2014 stag-

ing was to work on a strate-gy to attract more of theUAE community to theevent, to share in the greatexperience of theChallenge Tour GrandFinal,” said James Shippey,golf club manager, Al BadiaGolf Club. “We felt that thetournament finishing on aSaturday would be a greatthing as this falls over theUAE weekend and will givepeople the opportunity toattend the tournament with-out having to take a day offwork.“This is coupled with afocus on getting golf intothe community throughoffering free golf lessons

every day and providingcomplimentary food andbeverage to all attendingthe event. “We look forwardto welcoming many newand familiar faces to theDubai Festival CityChallenge Tour GrandFinal.”This year sees a€20,000 increase in theprize FUND to €350,000,with €60,085 for the winner,while the format will remain72 holes with no cut.Current Challenge TourRankings leader MoritzLampert, a three-time win-ner this season who hasalready won automatic pro-motion to the EuropeanTour, has confirmed he willjoin the field in the 2014Dubai Festival CityChallenge Tour Grand Finalhosted by Al Badia GolfClub.“We are delighted tobe returning to Al BadiaGolf Club and DubaiFestival City for the second

edition of our prestigiousseason-ending tourna-ment,” said Alain deSoultrait, director of the

Challenge Tour.“The Dubai Festival CityChallenge Tour Grand Finalhosted by Al Badia GolfClub proved a massive suc-cess in its first staging in theUnited Arab Emirates lastyear, and we are confidentof building on those solidfoundations with anothersuperb tournament inNovember.“All of the elements are inplace for this year’s event toshowcase the very best thatour Tour has to offer, as thealready magnificent courseat Al Badia has beenlengthened and tightenedto truly test the cream of theChallenge Tour, while anew chipping facility offersfurther evidence of the vastimprovements that havebeen made to what wasalready one of the mostcomprehensive facilities wehave visited.”

The Challenge Tour hasproved a crucial breedingground for the next genera-tion of European Tour starsand five of this year’sEuropean Ryder Cup team(not withstanding Captain’spicks) – Henrik Stenson,Jamie Donaldson, JustinRose, Martin Kaymer andThomas Bjorn – are formerChallenge Tour players.

Last year’s Dubai FestivalCity Challenge Tour GrandFinal hosted by Al BadiaGolf Club winner, ShivKapur, who earned hisEuropean Tour card afterleaping from 20th to third inthe Challenge TourRankings courtesy of thewin, is currently 72nd on theEuropean Tour’s Race toDubai and within striking

distance of a spot in theseason-ending DP WorldTour Championship takingplace at Jumeirah GolfEstates from ThursdayNovember 20th to Sunday23rd.Tyrell Hatton, another 2013Challenge Tour graduate,who finished tied sixth inlast year’s Dubai FestivalCity Challenge Tour GrandFinal, is enjoying a strongseason on The EuropeanTour having posted threetop 10s, including tied sec-ond at the Joburg Open andtied fourth in the AberdeenAsset ManagementScottish Open and is cur-rently 52nd on The Race toDubai. The Dubai FestivalCity Challenge Tour GrandFinal hosted by Al BadiaGolf Club is sanctioned bythe Dubai Sports Council,the Emirates GolfFederation and the DTCM.

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A man involved in planninga concert that ended intragedy in South Korea onFriday has been founddead in an apparent sui-cide, police say. Sixteenpeople died and 11 wereinjured when a ventilationgrate collapsed during theconcert in Seongnam. The37-year-old man, identifiedas Mr Oh, worked for oneof the sponsors and han-dled safety measures, offi-cials say. He is believed tohave jumped from a 10-storey building near thevenue after being ques-tioned by police. The bodyof Mr Oh, an employee ofthe Gyeonggi Institute ofScience and TechnologyPromotion, was found earlyon Saturday morning, cityspokesperson Kim Nam-jun said. Officials say heleft a note to his wife whichreads: "I am sorry for the

dead victims. Please take agood care of my children."Police have questioned 15others in relation to the inci-dent, including employeesof the local online newsservice who organised theevent, South Korea'sYonhap news agencyreported. Life-threateninginjuries The crowds hadbeen watching an outdoorperformance by pop bandswhen the ventilation gratecollapsed.

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Bangalore: AIADMK supremo and formerTamil Nadu Chief Minister J.Jayalalithaaarrived in Chennai on Saturday evening toa rousing welcome after spending 21 daysin Bangalore Central Jail. The specialflight carrying Jayalalithaa landed atChennai airport and when she came out,AIADMK cadres assembled in large num-bers shouted 'Long Live Amma'.Jayalalithaa drove straight to her resi-dence in Poes Garden area. Party cadres— men and women — braving heavy rainwere assembled outside her residenceand the airport to have a glimpse of theirleader. They also lined up on both sides ofthe road outside the airport to greetJayalalithaa. Around 500 police personnelwere deployed at the airport for security."It is pouring here as she is reaching thecity. She brings rain to the city," a partyworker said. Earlier, AIADMK supremowas today released from jail in Bangalore,a day after Supreme Court granted herbail in an 18-year-old disproportionateassets case. Jayalalithaa stepped out ofParappana Agrahara Central Prisonashortly after Special Court Judge JohnMichael D' Cunha issued the releaseorder. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O.Pannerselvam, several ministers, MPsand legislators were in attendance toreceive her near the prison after whichshe headed to HAL airport to fly back toChennai by a special flight. Jayalalithaahad yesterday got a major relief when theSupreme Court granted her conditionalbail and suspended the sentence of fouryears simple imprisonment given by thetrial court in Bangalore in the 18-year oldillegal assets case. Earlier in the day, therelease order by the Special Court cameafter a bond for Rs 2 crore and surety on

assets for more than Rs 1 crore was fur-nished for Jayalalitha. Copy of theSupreme Court order was also producedby her lawyers. Jayalalithaa's close aideSasikala and her relatives Sudhakaranand Elavarasi, who also fufilled similarconditions, also walked out of jail.AIADMK supporters carryingJayalalithaa's photos and holding flowersbroke into celebrations as her motorcadepassed through the heavily guarded routefrom the prison. Hundreds of policeman,including city armed reserve, were postedin and around the prison, with authoritiesclamping prohibitory orders anticipatinghuge flow of AIADMK supporters. With theAIADMK chief enjoying "Z" Plus category,police had stepped up security supervisedby senior officials and barricaded areas inand around the prison complex andblocked access 1 km away on the roadleading to the prison. Pannerselvam andhis entourage had reached Bangalore inthe morning. At the Karnataka-Tamil Naduborder point on Hosur also, police and cityarmed reserve kept a close vigil and reg-ulated movement of vehicles from theneighbouring state into the city. The jail islocated about 20 km from the Hosur point.

Jayalalithaa arrives to rousing welcome in Chennai Obama Says Travel Ban for EbolaMay Make Situation Worse.S. President Barack Obama said he remainsreluctant to ban travel from the countries in West

Africa where Ebola has killed more than 4,500 peoplebecause such a step “could actually make the situationworse.” Obama used his weekly address to the nation todiscuss Ebola, capping a week that included canceled

campaign events, emer-gency meetings and theappointment of an adminis-tration official to coordinateresponse to the disease.Republicans and someDemocrats in Congress arepressing Obama to prohibitentry to travelers from theregion after a Liberian manwas diagnosed with Ebolashortly after arriving in theU.S. Two nurses who helpedtreat him in Dallas were

infected, causing fear of an outbreak in the country.“We can’t just cut ourselves off from West Africa, wherethis disease is raging,” Obama said in his address.“Trying to seal off an entire region of the world -- if thatwere even possible -- could actually make the situationworse” by causing people to evade screening.Obama again sought to reassure the public that Ebolawas difficult to catch and the likelihood of an epidemicwas low.

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Dinner for China's top diplomat

BOSTON (Reuters) - U.S.Secretary of State JohnKerry welcomed China's topdiplomat, State CouncilorYang Jiechi, to his Bostonhome on Friday for talksaimed at warming the oftenstrained U.S.-China relation-ship ahead of a summitbetween their leaders nextmonth.Kerry stood outside hisimposing townhouse resi-dence in Boston's exclusiveLouisburg Square to wel-come Yang with smiles andhandshakes. After their din-ner on Friday night, the two

will hold formal talks onSaturday, when Kerry alsoplans to show Yang some ofthe sights of his native city.Chinese and U.S. officialssay the talks will cover abroad range of issues,including cooperationagainst Islamic State mili-tants, the fight againstEbola, and economic ties.Shared concern aboutIslamic State offers a rareconvergence of securityinterests for Beijing andWashington, and a breakfrom their more typical enmi-ty on sensitive geopoliticalissues, notably in the SouthChina Sea and matters suchas cyber spying.China has significant energyinterests in Iraq and is alsotroubled by what it says aredomestic Islamist militants

South Korea concert planner found dead in Seongnam

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Bangalore: BangaloreCCB police with a credibleinformation about the childlabour working in a factorya team was swung intooperation and a teamheaded by Jt CP Crimeand DCP crime,raided twoLeather Bag Making Unitsin,Mirobaidulla road (oldbamboo bazaar),Shivajinagar, and rescued11 bonded child labourersbelow 14 years of age; 7children below 18 years ofage and arrested 9 adultsfor running these centres.Md Riyazuddin is the mainaccused who brought chil-dren from Mothihari, Bihar,and Nepal.and thereWorking hrs 9 to 9.andthey were paid salary of 2Kto 6K,depending on theirwork experience. Theirsalary used to deposited inthe bank a/c of their par-ents.Some of the parentsof the labourers have beenpaid an advance amountby the owner of theunit.and their Living condi-tions are unhygienic.andthe Action is being initiatedu/s trafficking 370 IPC, Sec23 & 26 JJ Act, Sec 16 &

17 Bonded Labour Act,Sec 14 Child labour actand Sec 24 of Shops andestablishment act.&254,255 & 256Of ShivajinagarPS.and investigation is onsaid by Jt CP CrimeHemanth Nimbalkar andDCP Crime AbhishekGoyal.

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Cnp bureauCCB SE squad raided twoGambling den 1 inKodigehalli PS and appre-hended 6 persons andseized Rs.76,080/-andanother den raided in indi-ranagar PS limits and raid-ed a New Shanthi Sagarguest house in which illegalgambling den was runningand Apprehend 6 personand seized cashRs.92500,cash.and investi-gation is on. and registeredcase against them inKodigehalli and IndirangarPS,under 223/14 U/S 79, 80kp act.said by,Joint CPcrime hemanth Nimbalkarand DCP Crime AbhishekGoyal .

Gambling DensRaided by CCB

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The Karnataka home minis-ter K J George &RamalingaReddy Transport and districtIncharge minister,Inaugurated the KSRPTraining and Research cen-tre in bangalore and withhim,N A HarrisMLA,Shanthinagar,Kutchanna Sreenivasan, Retd

DG,and officerslike,DG&IGP of KarnatakaLalrokhuma Pachau andother IPS officers like,A MPrasad,P.S.Meena,Raghavendra Auradkar,M NReddi,T Suneel Kumar,SmtSonia Narang,DCP SandipPatil and many other officerswere present at this occa-sion, and home ministersaid that today with full hap-piness we have Innaugratedthe newly constructed build-ing as training and researchCentre of KSRP and thiswas being constructed frommany years but today it hasbeen completed with gooddesign and interior,andmaintained good quality,Icongratulate all the officersand the Engineer who hasconstructed very good.weare in lack of man poweraround 22,000.but 8500police we have called forrecruitment in which 1000are recruited and ready fortraining and for KSRP 1000more are getting recruitingand there is a duration torecruit.and we have askedto fill the vacant position andas there is a less manpower in police we havegiven 7500 Home Guardsto help them and the homeguards are only to help thepolice.and around 4500police personnel is requiredfor 1 lakh public,and 7500home guards for tem-peroary basis we havetaken and we will fill all the

vacant place and we willtake this issue to govern-ment and we will give thesolution as KSRP ADGPRaghavendra Auradkarrequested to sanction 50lakhs for KSRP and K JGeorge said we will speakto our authorities and givesolution by speaking toCM.and doing police duty is

very difficult and verystrict,as KSRP comes inoccasion on roads and doesa good work but the civilpolice are seen round theclock who does a very goodduty by showing theircourage in detecting thecrimes and catching the cul-prits and they even hasresponsibility to keep publicsafe and said we will not tol-erate that if any police per-sonnel does a crime orshow Direliction in dutyhe/she will be punished aspew law and said no onecan abide the law,and saidwe are getting good supportfrom media who are thefourth estate of society whobrings to us news whicheven we are not known andwho brings good and badnews to the society.and lawand order situation is incontrol from past 16months.as after our govern-ment came on rule we haveopened a police canteenwhich is very benefit to thepolice personnel who aregetting the items in 20-25%less compare to the marketprice and finally he thankedall the officer and theEngineer and builder whoconstructed the building andhonoured, Seetamma andSanjay Marketing ownerDarshan and his team,andeven rewarded KSRP per-sonnel who has work hardto construct this beautifulbuilding said by K J George.

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Jayalalithaa, Sasikala and Ilavarasi emerged out in thesecars, more vehicles with AIADMK supporters joined the con-voy.Police sources manning the Bangalore Central jail told.Rightfrom morning, hundreds of AIADMK supporters had gatherednear the central jail, on the road leading to Bangalore'sCentral Jail and from the Chennai airport to the Poes gardenresidence of Jayalalithaa in Chennai. Supporters burst intocelebration as Jayalalithaa emerged out of jail around 3.19pm. A beaming Jayalalithaa smiled at her supporters as herconvoy left to the HAL airport. And reached 6Pm toChennai.And 200 police were deployed in chennai Airport tooby TN police for security reasons.A day after being released from Parapana Agrahara CentralPrison at bangalore. she says my public life amounts to swim-ming in a sea of Inferno says Jayalalithaa.and says them asme your sister I have realised the perils of dedicating one selffor the cause of public welfare from the day 1.I entered poli-tics. The former TN CM who was convicted gave her firststatement of amassing disappropriationate assets today andshe assured the party workers she will meet their expecta-tions besides continuing to work for the welfare of people ofthe state. Jayalalithaa claimed 193 person had died due toher present situation following her sentencing the case andexpressed over three other person attempting suicides. Theparty released the list of 193 deceased persons,saying 139 ofthem died of heart attack,while the rest ended theirlives.Expressing her sympathies with the families of thedeceased she announced a relief of Rs three lakh to each ofthem even as she said the party will provide Rs.50,000 eachfor the three persons towards medical treatment. She urgedsupporters not to take any such extreme steps and alsothanked all those who had prayed for her release.

SC Grants Bail and After twenty one daysin prison,J Jayalalithaa released on Bail

Business12 ubZ fnYyh] 20 vDVwcj ls 26 vDVwcj] 2014 At this point, beating FY14 looks difficult: N ChandrasekaranTata Consultancy Services(TCS) saw its STOCK fall8.7 per cent, wiping off Rs47,000 crore of investorwealth, as the companymissed expectations onthe revenue growth front.Managing Director andchief executive NChandrasekaran, however,says the September quar-ter was a good one. But,he cautions, performancein the third quarter will besoft. Edited excerpts:The market has reactedsharply to TCS' Septemberquarter numbers. Did youexpect such a reaction?No one can predict theMARKET. I could feel therewas a sense of disappoint-ment. I think the disap-pointment is because theMARKET always expectsyou to do well in the sec-ond quarter, as it is betterand stronger than the first.That's the only reason. I,too, feel we should haverecorded another $20 mil-lion in business.On an organic basis, thereseemed to be pressure inthe second quarter. Wasthis due to macro issues?In terms of performance, Ithink the second quarterwas really good. Thoughthe retail segment did well,it grew 5.6 per cent on con-stant CURRENCY terms;in the previous quarter, it

was seven per cent. Someramp-ups didn't happen.So, we lost a few milliondollars there. We expectedthe insurance space toremain soft or at the samelevel as in the first quarter.But it de-grew further. LatinAmerica should havegrown by a few million dol-lars, but went down by $5million; this was a surprise.When you take $5-6 millionin each of these cases, itamounts to a hit of about$20 million from two orthree areas.Analysts feel TCS is try-

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No, we are not. If you lookat the miss, it's a smallgap. It's a difference of 40basis points, which trans-lates to less than $20 mil-lion. I am very happy withthe volume growth (6.1 percent). I have a few majorpoints for this quarter. I amhappy with our growth, interms of markets, services,geographies and businessunits.I am a bit disappointed thatwe missed on a few million

dollars of growth during aquarter that is essentially astrong one. But all indica-tions from customers con-tinue to be stable. For us,Europe has done well. Theperformance in the UK wassame as the company'sgrowth on constant CUR-RENCY terms. It's not thatthe quarter was bad; justthese three areas were aproblem. The revenuegrowth of 4.6 per cent isreally good. Will the per-formance in the Septemberquarter impact your growthtarget for FY15?I cannot make up for the$20 million in the nextquarter. The reason is thethird quarter (endingDecember) is essentially aweak one. It will be soft, aswe have furloughs in themanufacturing segment;also, the number of work-ing days is less. We do notgive an estimate. Itdepends on what parame-ters you take. At this point,beating FY14 looks diffi-cult. But all the three prob-lem areas are work inprogress. I did say theinsurance segment will besoft. I think by FY15, wewill see positive momen-tum in that vertical. We arepursuing some deals. Theretail segment did well; justthat some ramp-ups didn'thappen.

Canara Bank to raise Rs80 crore via QIP mode

State-owned Canara Bankwill raise Rs 80 crore dur-ing the current FINANCIALyear through QIP mode. "Upon taking the matterwith the RBI and Ministryof Finance... Has receivedthe approval of the govern-ment for raising of equitycapital of Rs 80 crore withadditional share premium,with a green shoe option ofRs 5 crore throughQualified InstitutionalPlacement (QIP)," Canara

Bank said in a filing to theBSE. For raising the capi-tal, the bank had obtainedthe consent of its share-holders in July, by way of aspecial resolution to raiseequity capital through QIPmode. The bank said thecapital raised would beused to FUNDgeneralbusiness needs. CanaraBank shares had closed3.54 per cent higher at Rs383.55 per scrip on theBSE yesterda

Gurgaon’s king topplesver since he became extra ordinarily successful,Kushal Pal Singh, 83, has been spending only thecooler part of the year (October to March) in India.

Not that the man who brought the concept of centrally air-conditional apartments to India would have had to face theheat and dust of the country if he did spend some time inGurgaon. Probably, the lifestyle his personal wealth canbuy just isn’t available in India. The fascinating legend ofhow KP bought up vast tracts of fertile soil in Delhi’s hin-terland to convert into acres of condominiums is fast los-ing its lustre. If it’s true that Rajiv Gandhi was drivingthrough Haryana in 1980 when he spotted the urbane KPsitting outside a village hut persuading farmers to sell theirholdings, it’s also true that the judicial system was sur-prised to see the injustices being done to aspiring home-owners by one-sided contracts they were signing withDLF.Here too serendipity had a big role to play. For when alesser builder was asked about contracts in which buyerspaid a penalty for late payments but builders are notaccountable for late delivery, the lawyer mumbled some-thing to the effect that DLF too had such contracts. Notamused, the judge asked to see the DLF paperwork. Andgave all builders, never mind if they were as iconic as DLF,a stern rap on the knuckles and told them never to do itagain.The humongous dimensions of buildings that DLF madean Indian reality — first Savitri cinema and then plonkedamid Gurgaon’s mustard fields — were awe-inspiring, butalso made ordinary people squirm. If Manhattan-style sky-lines could be created right here, right now, were Indianarchitectural traditions to be completely junked? But suchdoubts were swept aside by the waves of multinationalsand IIT-IIM professionals who took to the suburban utopialike ducks to water. Give me a mall, a gated communityand private security, they seemed to say, and I’ll adopt theAmerican work ethic. While the elite prospered at theirown level, Singh, son of a Bulan dshahar lawyer who stud-ied aeronautical engineering in the UK and served in thearmy accumulated personal wealth of $7.3 billion andstarted featuring in Forbes’ rich list. DLF, then India’slargest real estate developer, went public in 2007 andamply rewarded its shareholders. He continued to own 75per cent of the company, his holdings worth Rs 1,87,920crore at one stage. Nobody ever thought the dream wouldsour — and his own stake’s worth fall to Rs 14,700 crore.This week brought two bits of bad news. On Monday camethe Sebi ruling banning Singh and his family from access-ing the capital MARKET for three years.

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SAIL commissionstwo major facilitiesSteel Authority of IndiaLimited (SAIL), the state-owned steel maker, onSaturday commissionedtwo facilities in its Bhilaiplant as part of an ongoingexpansion and modernisa-tion programme.The two units, a sintermachine and a coke ovenbattery, have been builtwith an INVESTMENT ofaround Rs 2,000 crore."The setting up of the twofacilities forms a part of theRs 17,265 crore capexbeing deployed in the com-pany's flagship plant forraising its hot metal capac-ity to 7.5 million tonnes perannum (mtpa)," SAIL saidin a statement.The 7-meter tall coke ovenbattery will enhance theplant's coke makingcapacity by 0.88 mtpa.

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Dia Mirza, Pretty in Pink at Her ReceptionNew Delhi: Actress Dia Mirza's wedding festivities in New Delhi

wound down with a grand reception to which she

wore a beautiful peachy-pink and gold lehenga

by designers Shantanu and Nikhil.

The designers tweeted: "Couldn't believe how a

princess from a fairy take could be brought to

life.We love u."We're not sure what Dia's new

husband Sahil Sangha wore.

Actress Sophie Choudry was a guest at Dia

and Sahil's wedding and Instagrammed this

picture of herself, in Manisha Malhotra, with

the radiant bride. Actress-producer Dia

Mirza married her long time beau, produc-

er Sahil Sangha, in an extravagant cere-

mony in New Delhi.

Actress-producer Dia Mirza married her

long time beau, producer Sahil Sangha,

in an extravagant ceremony in New

Delhi on October 18. Sahil holds Dia's

hands while escorting her towards the

venue for a media interaction. Sahil

plays the perfect gentleman, leading

Dia to the photo deck. Dia lovingly

looked at Sahil while interacting with

the media Bollywood actress Dia

Mirza celebrated her sangeet cer-

emony in the Capital last night as

part of the ceremonies building

up to her wedding to long-time

beau and business partner

Sahil Sangha later in the

evening in New Delhi's Chhatarpur Farms. The Rehna Hai Tere Dil

Mein actress looked stunning in a blue and gold Anita Dongre lehen-

ga. Dia is happy to show off her mehendi.The couple will get married

in a private ceremony in the Capital.

Mumbai: GauharThe lovestory which started off onthe biggest reality televi-sion show ‘Bigg Boss’ sea-son 7 has unfortunatelycome to an end. Yes weare talking about the lastseason’swinner GauaharKhan and Kushal Tandon.Television actor Kushalbroke the sad news on hismicro-blogging site Twitter,this morning. He posted:“There is nothing calledgauahal guys m sorry tobreak the news……Gauahar n I r no moretogether …..love andpeace.” Gauahar andKushal were inseparableduring ‘Bigg Boss 7′, themodel-actress Gauahareven took some extremesteps inside the house tostand by her man. Both of

them left the show midway,only to come back, fol-lowed by Gau (she is fond-ly called) winning the tro-phy. The couple even par-ticipated in another action-based reality show‘Khatron Ke Khiladi’, soonafter ‘Bigg Boss’ ended.Incidentally, another cou-ple from the same sea-son—Armaan Kohli andTanishaa Mukerji alsorecently ended theiralleged relationship. It wasArmaan who took to Twitterto announce the split.

Gauahar Khan, Kushal Tandon break-up!

umbai: Anurag-KashyapFilmmaker AnuragKashyap Saturday said he is happy that the

festival films are doing well commercially as well.“I think the myth that the festival films don’t workcommercially has changed. This myth is thing of the past now its good theaudience has changed and the credit goes to theaudience,” Kashyap told at the 16th MAMI filmfestival where he presented his criticallyacclaimed film “Black”. Directed by Kashyap, ‘Black Friday’ featured KayKay Menon, Nawazuddin Siddiqui among others.The proud film-maker says it feels great that thisfilm is being screened after 10 years. “It has been 10 years I have made this film… itfeels great as a film-maker. I fought for four yearswith the court for this film and that was very chal-lenging.”

Anurag Kashyap: Happy that festivalfilms are doing well commercially

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‘Student of the Year’, com-ing-of-age romantic come-dy directedby KaranJ o h a r ,c l o c k e dt w oy e a r s ,reports.The 42-y e a r - o l df i l mma k e rtook toTwitter to cel-ebrate themilestone bySHARING aposter of the2012 film,which marked the actingdebut of Alia Bhatt,Siddharth Malhotra andVarun Dhawan. “Celebrating two years of‘Student of The Year’,” read

the picture posted by Joharon Twitter.

The film lsohad RishiKapoor, SanaS a e e d ,Ronit Roy,R a mKapoor andFarida Jalalin support-ing roles,

besides featur-ing BomanIrani, Kajol,Farah Khanand VaibhaviMerchant inguest appear-

ances.‘Student of the Year’was a critical an d commer-cial success and gainedpositive to mixed reviewsfrom critics and good boxoffice collections.

Karan Johar celebrates 2 years of ‘Student of The Year

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