NEW DELHIThe Bharatiya Janata

Party (BJP) onWednesday said thatCongress vice-presidentRahul Gandhi must stopmaking rhetorical state-ments and realize that thenation does not wantmindless negativity butpolitics of hope andd e v e l o p m e n t . B J Pspokesperson Nalin Kohlihit back at Gandhi overhis criticism of PrimeMinister Narendra Modiand said that the people ofdifferent states of Indiaare speaking against thenegative politics of hisparty and against all thefalse allegations.

"Whether it`s MadhyaPradesh, Rajasthan andnow Karnataka, now inthe Bangalore municipalcorporation elections,everywhere the people arerejecting the Congress.They don`t want the

mindless negativity, theywant the politics of hope,the politics of develop-ment and the politics of`sabka saath sabka vikas`which is what the BJP isdoing," he added.

Kohli asked theCongress to answer thequestions that are beingraised about the land issuein Rahul Gandhi`s parlia-mentary constituencyAmethi.

"Before talking aboutdemocratic traditions,they should answer why anon-Gandhi person can-not become the presidentof the congress party?When was the last timesomething like this of freeelections were held, orga-nizational election wereheld? So, Mr. RahulGandhi is making rhetori-cal statements away fromfacts," he added.

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Kejriwal gives credit to media forAAP's electoral success

India Has a 'Much Better' Financial SystemThan China: Subramanian Swamy

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NEW DELHICBI on Wednesday filed a

charge sheet against six direc-tors of Win Realcon, a companyfacing probe in chit fund scam,for allegedly cheating thou-sands of gullible investors of

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CBI filescharge sheet inchit fund scam

CHANDIGARHDemanding immediate

implementation of OROPscheme, Congress leaderAmarinder Singh onWednesday said when thecountry is celebrating 50 yearsof the 1965 war and glorifyingachievements of its armed

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'Govt can't be indifferentto veterans and mark 50years of '65 war'

BALARAMPUR (UP)High alert was sounded along

the Indo-Nepal border here dueto the unrest in Nepal, in which11 persons including an Indiannational were killed.

Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB)officers visited the border post

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Nepal unrest: Highalert soundedalong border

MUMBAIThe Bombay High Court today

directed its Registry to prepareafresh the paper-book - compilationof documentary evidence - of the2002 hit-and-run case involvingBollywood actor Salman Khan bySeptember7.

The High Court observed that the paper-book was notproperly made as per rules.

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Salman Khan Hit and Run Case: RegistryAsked to Make Paper-Book Afresh

NEW DELHIThe textiles ministry is making

out a case for keeping the indus-try in the lowest slab of the pro-posed Goods and Services Tax(GST) and has made a pitch forthe same to the Finance Minister.

"GST is important, and we aretrying to convince the Finance Minister so that in GST,the textile industry remains at the lowest level," UnionTextiles Minister Santosh Gangwar said during the

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Want GST at Lowest Level for TextileIndustry: Union Minister Santosh Gangwar

ROHTAKHaryana Chief Minister

Manohar Lal Khattar today saidhis government will not discrimi-nate against any region of thestate in development and indus-trial units would be set up in auniform manner.

The BJP had been accusing the previous BhupinderSingh Hooda regime of regional bias in developmentof the state.

Mr Khattar said that not only the government wouldprovide land for industrial development but would also

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No Regional Bias in Development,Says Haryana CM ML Khattar

NEW DELHIDelhi government on

Tuesday approved the imple-mentation of e-office in all itsdepartments and autonomousbodies in a time bound manner,becoming the first state gov-ernment to do so.

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Delhi to become first stateto implement e-offices inall its departments

KOLKATAPrayers marked the 105th

birth anniversary of Nobel lau-reate Mother Teresa in Kolkatatoday.

At the Mother House, head-quarters of Missionaries ofCharity, which was founded byMother Teresa nuns of the order

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Mother Teresa's 105thBirth AnniversaryObserved in Kolkata

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GURGAONUnion minister and for-

mer Army Chief General(retd.) VK Singh onWednesday said he hasfirm faith in PrimeMinister Narendra Modiwho had taken a pledgeto implement 'One Rank,One Pension' scheme forex-servicemen.

Union Minister of Statefor Foreign Affairs Singhwas talking to reportersat village Bhondsi hereafter unveiling a statue ofKumarpal Singh, whoattained martyrdom onDecember 19, 2013while serving in SouthSudan under the UNMission.

General (retd.) Singh,

along with Sohna MLATejpal Tanwar, alsounveiled a statue of mar-tyr Subedar KumarpalSingh at the PanchayatBhawan of villageBhondsi.

He paid floral tributesto the martyrs of First

and Second World Warsbelonging to Bhondsi atthe memorial onPanchayat Bhawanpremises.

Col. Manish Sharmaalong with his six col-leagues from 8 Raj Rifles

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NEW DELHIThe much awaited draft avia-

tion policy is likely to bedelayed further as certain provi-sions including easing of inter-national flying norm for domes-tic carriers, are expected to bereworked. The decision to

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Draft AviationPolicy Likely to beDelayed: Sources

NEWS IN BRIEF

NEW DELHIGovernment is weigh-

ing options to wriggleout of the contentiousland ordinance and mayuse a clause to removedifficulty to bring 13central acts under theambit of land acquisi-tion law without goingin for a fresh executiveorder.

Sources said that theRural DevelopmentMinistry directlyapproached theAttorney General toseek his views onwhether the clause onremoval of difficultiesmay be used to include

the 13 acts, which werekept out of the ambit ofthe Land AcquisitionAct 2013 when the lawwas passed during UPArule.

The AG is learnt tohave given its opinion

in which it has said thatthis was possible.However, there was noofficial confirmationabout it.

Since the RuralDevelopment Ministry

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BJP: Rahul Gandhi must stopmaking rhetorical statements

Land bill: Govt may use clauseon removal of difficulties

Seventh PayCommission Panelto Submit Report inDecemberNEW DELHI

The Cabinet todayextended by four monthsthe term of the Seventh PayCommission, which was setup in February 2014 torevise remuneration ofsome 48 lakh central gov-ernment employees and 55lakh pensioners.

The Commission willnow have time untilDecember 31 to submit itsreport.

"The Cabinet approvesextension of the term of the7th Central PayCommission by four

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NEW DELHIGovernment has

begun the search for anew Chairman of thecapital markets regulatorSEBI to succeed theincumbent UK Sinha,whose term is scheduledto come to an end onFebruary 17, 2016.

Inviting applications,the Finance Ministrysaid in a notification thatthe Chairman would beappointed for a five-yearperiod or up to the age of

65 years, whichever isearlier. Besides, hewould be eligible for re-appointment.

The applications havebeen invited by October7, 2015.

"The appointmentshall be made by thecentral government onrecommendation of asearch-cum-selectioncommittee... It may,however, be noted thatthe search-cum-selection

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Government Begins Searchfor Next SEBI Chairman

NEW DELHIThe Congress today

rejected as "half-truthsand lies" allegations byUnion Minister SmritiIrani about 65 acres ofland having been takenaway from Amethi resi-dents during the 1980sfor a cycle factory andtransferred to the RajivGandhi Charitable Trust.The party sought apologyfrom the BJP.

In a statement,

Congress spokespersonRandeep Surjewala saidcanards, half-truths and

lies can never substitutetrue facts.

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MUMBAIIn May, 2012, a young

woman's burnt body wasfound in the forests, 84 kmfrom Mumbai. It wouldtake three years and ananonymous tip-off for themystery to be solved.

The 22-year-old woman,Sheena Bora, was stran-gled and her body wasburnt allegedly by threepeople who have all beenarrested now. One of themis her mother Indrani

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NEW DELHIThe three terrorists, who

carried out the Gurdaspurattacks, had come fromSargoda in Pakistan, and apair of shoes recoveredfrom the slain terroristsbore 'Cheetah' mark, apopular brand in that coun-try.

According to the dossierprepared by India forhanding over to Pakistanduring the now-cancelledNSA-level talks, inde-pendent experts analysedthe two GPS devicesrecovered from the slainterrorists, who killed sevenpersons in Gurdaspur onJuly 27.

The experts have foundthat on July 21, the GPScoordinates (32.161639 N,72:42E) were observednear Sargoda of Pakistanon Canal Road near themain Shahpur-SahiwalRoad.

The same location alsoappeared as one undatedentry. The experts haveconclusively found thatGPS-2 shows presenceinside Pakistan, the dossierreads.

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Gurdaspur terrorists came fromPakistan, govt gets conclusive proof

Congress Rejects Smriti Irani'sAllegations on Amethi Land

A Burnt Body and a Tip Off: How theSheena Bora Murder Case Unfolded

NEW DELHIWarning that the Census

data based on religioncould create a communaltension, senior Congressleader Mani Shankar Aiyaron Wednesday said thatcertain people may beplanning to do "somethingbig over 2 or 3 points",referring to the populationof certain communities.

According to the latestcensus data, the Muslimpopulation has registered a0.8 per cent growth to

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Census data could create com-munal tension: Mani Shankar

MUMBAIAICC Vice President

Rahul Gandhi stepped into resolve the factionalinfighting in MumbaiCongress by holding dis-

cussions with AICCGeneral secretaryGurudas Kamat andMumbai unit party presi-dent Sanjay Nirupam, aparty office-bearer said

here on Wednesday.The meeting between

Kamat and Nirupam washeld in New Delhi onMonday to iron out their

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Rahul Gandhi steps in to resolveissues between Kamat & Nirupam

BJP scoffs at Congressfor politicizing release of2011 religious censusNEW DELHI

The Bharatiya JanataParty (BJP) on Wednesdaylashed out at the CongressParty for anticipating thatthe release of 2011 reli-gious census by the centrejust ahead of elections inBihar is on purpose.

"The problem with theCongress and its secular

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5-year-old girl dies in gurdwara roofcollapse in DelhiNEW DELHI

A five-year-old girl died while four members of herfamily were severely injured when the roof of a gurdwaracollapsed in east Delhi's Geeta Colony area, police saidon Wednesday.The victims worked at the gurdwara andlived on its premises, police said, adding that the incidentwas reported in the early hours today.Three fire tenderswere rushed to the spot and a joint rescue operation wasconducted by Delhi Disaster Management Authority,Delhi Fire Services and Delhi Police after authoritieswere notified at around 2.30 am, said a senior police offi-cial.The five victims were rushed to LNJP Hospital,where the five-year-old girl, identified as Kuljeet Kaur,was declared brought dead.Her family members, whosustained severe injuries, have been identified asRajendar Singh (35), Rajender Kaur (30), Harmant PreetKaur (9) and Sagar (20), said the senior official."A casehas been registered under Section 304A (causing deathby negligence) of IPC and an investigation is under way,"the official added.

Gang-rape of minor: Father gets life,youth given 12 years jailNEW DELHI

A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment forgang-raping his nine-year-old daughter, by a Delhi courtwhich refused to take a lenient view observing that hegave his daughter such a betrayal of faith of relationshipthat would really be difficult for her to forget.The courtalso awarded 12 years rigorous jail term to Akash, a 20-year-old accomplice of victim's father, observing that"the accused despite being the father of the victim has notonly sexually assaulted her but also allowed another boyto sexually abuse his daughter"."Children are entitled toexpect the best from their parents, in terms of care andparental love, that they can possibly receive. But the con-vict gave her daughter such a betrayal of faith of relation-ship that would really be difficult for her to forget,"Additional Sessions Judge Gautam Manan said.The courtsaid that the nature of offence committed by the convictsdoes not demand any leniency while holding them guiltyunder Section 376(2)(g)(gang-rape) of IPC.The courtalso imposed fine of Rs 5,000 each on them and directedthe District Legal Service Authority (North) to give thevictim Rs one lakh as restorative and compensatory jus-tice to her."The concept of welfare and well-being ofchildren is basic for any civilised society and this has adirect bearing on the state of health and well-being of theentire community, its growth and development," thecourt said while awarding the compensation for the vic-tim's rehabilitation.While holding the duo guilty, thecourt relied on the testimony of the victim and her med-ical report which proved she was raped."In the presentcase, the victim has been consistent on the material par-ticulars with regard to the incident of sexual assault onher," it said.A complaint was lodged by the victim'smother against her husband and the youth in May 2012alleging that they raped her daughter after intoxicatingher.The court relied on the deposition of the victim andher aunt as her mother had died during pendency of theproceedings."Although the complainant (victim's moth-er) unfortunately died and she could not depose inrespect of the acts of the accused, aunt of the victim tes-tified to the effect that complainant disclosed to her thatfather of victim committed wrong act with her," the courtsaid.It, however, acquitted Akash, the other convict, ofcharges under Section 328 (causing hurt by poisoning) ofIPC due to lack of evidence."The testimony of the victimis found to be trustworthy and reliable in respect of theincident of sexual assault on her by the accused persons.The allegations also found corroboration from the depo-sition of other material witnesses and the medical evi-dence," the judge said.According to the prosecution,mother of the victim lodged a complaint against her hus-band and Akash that on May 17, 2012 they intoxicatedthe girl with 'Bhaang' and took her to a park where theygang-raped her.The girl came home crying and narratedto her the incident, after which an FIR was registered andthe duo were arrested.They had pleaded innocent andcontended they were falsely implicated by the victim'smother, but the court rejected their claims.

What happened when IndraprasthaCollege girl students demandedswimming pool in 1950!NEW DELHI

Girl students of Indraprastha College had in 1950demanded a swimming pool in the campus, and whendenied, dug the pit for it themselves, archives from the91-year-old college reveal.

That the students performed experiments in theChemistry lab clad in sarees with their heads covered aresome of the anecdotes on exhibit at the 'Museum andArchives Learning Resource Centre', which was thrownopen here today."How many of the students who passedout from the college know that such events have hap-pened at the campus here? Girls who used to come withtheir heads covered and still performed tests in theChemistry lab or women in 1950s demanding a swim-ming pool on the campus is something which majoritywill not believe today," college principal Babli MoitraSaraf said.

"Isn't it thrilling to know that such things happenedduring the days when, according to the popular notion,the only dilemma was marriage or matriculation?

So, we decided to digitise, categorise and arrange sucharchives in a museum to not only enable students toknow about history and heritage but also offer a rich col-lection to researchers," she said.The college, which is anoffshoot of Indraprastha Girls' Senior Secondary Schoolfounded by a few philanthropists in 1904 in a Haveli atChippiwara, Jama Masjid, began as an intermediate col-lege in two rooms of the school in 1924.It subsequentlymoved to its present premises to Alipur House which wasformally inaugurated by Vicerine Lady Linlithgow onFebruary 7, 1939.

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NEW DELHIExpressing alarm over a

report that a Nepal-likeearthquake could wipe out90 percent of the popula-tion here, the Delhi HighCourt on Wednesdayrapped the Centre, the citygovernment and municipalbodies, saying they werewaiting for disasters tohappen as only 10-15 per-cent buildings in the capi-tal complied with thebuilding bye-laws. "Analarming situation wasrevealed through an affi-davit that 25 percent of thebuildings in the MCDareas fall underplanned/approved areaand 75 percent area isunplanned and unautho-rised..."

"Out of this 25 percent,people later carry outmore construction whichis not permissible underlaw. It means only 10 to 15percent comply with thebuilding bye-laws," abench of justices BadarDurrez Ahmed and

Sanjeev Sachdeva said.It further said "this is an

alarming situation and theconcerned authorities(Centre, Delhi govern-ment and municipal bod-ies) are waiting for disas-ters to happen".

It observed that "since75 percent of structureshave come up without fol-lowing the regulations, ifan earthquake like the onein Nepal occurs here, thecasualties would not be inthousands but 90 percentof Delhi's population will

be wiped out."The court made the

observation after it wastold by a civic body thatabout 75 percent of thebuildings in Delhi havecome up without comply-ing with regulations,including those relating tostructural stability.

It also observed thatnine out of the ten houseswill collapse if a majorearthquake hit the nationalcapital. Noticing that dur-ing the hearing no oneappeared on behalf of the

Delhi government and theCentre too was mum overthe steps taken to makecity safe from natural haz-ards like earthquakes, thecourt directed them to filestatus reports on the policywith regard to the structur-al integrity of buildings,keeping in mind that Delhifell in Seismic Zone IV.

Seismic Zone IV is ahigh damage risk zonewhich can expect the sec-ond highest level of earth-quakes. It said beforeSeptember 23, the con-

cerned authorities in theirstatus reports shall indi-cate the action taken bythem in ensuring that thestructural integrity of thebuildings in Delhi are incompliance with theNational Building Code2005 prescribed forSeismic Zone IV. Thebench further said that theauthorities have time toovercome such a situationbut do not want to do any-thing.

The court was disap-pointed with the affidavitfiled by the North DelhiMunicipal Corporation(NDMC), which hadrevealed such "alarming"data with regard to Delhi.

NDMC in its affidavitsaid that Delhi can be clas-sified into planned areahaving approved coloniesand unplanned area havingunauthorised, regularisedcolonies, villages, unau-thorised colonies, resettle-ment colonies, specialareas and agriculturalland.

It said the municipalbody was planning tolaunch a public awarenessprogramme wherein, peo-ple living in the buildingof about 30 or more yearsold will be asked to obtainstructural fitness certifi-cate for their buildings.

The court was hearing aPIL questioning how safewere the structures in thenational capital if anearthquake, like that inNepal, hits Delhi.

The PIL, filed by advo-cate Arpit Bhargava, alsoasked what action plansdid the corporations haveto tackle the threat.

Bhargava, in his peti-tion, also cited instancesof houses tilting and wallsdeveloping cracks whichwere reported fromTrilokpuri in east Delhiafter the recent earthquakein Nepal.

The petition has alsosought to know whataction plan does the cor-porations have to tacklethe issue.

`If Nepal-like earthquake hits Delhi,90 percent people will be wiped out`

NEW DELHIFor the first time, Delhi

Chief Minister ArvindKejriwal on Wednesdaygave credit to the media forAAP's electoral successeven as he raised concernof alleged attempts that arebeing made to push "agen-da" in the "garb" of newsthat has given negativepublicity to his govern-ment.

Kejriwal said his govern-ment had no issues withthe media and needed it"than anyone else".

Addressing MLAs dur-ing two-day orientationprogramme for them,Kejriwal said, "There is asymbiotic relation betweenthe media and legislature

and both have to worktogether. They are not twosides of the table, insteadthey are same side of thetable.

"Media needs legislatureas it has to keep themresponsible for their work.

Similarly, legislature needsmedia as works done bythe government come tothe people through media.We are blamed that wefight with media...Whyshould we fight withmedia. We need media

more than anyone else. Ifwe fight with media, howwill our voice reach out tohouseholds," he said

"A major share of thecredit for the successachieved by the AamAadmi Party goes tomedia. Had they (media)not brought our voice tothe masses, people wouldnot got to know about us.... Give votes to us.

"Today, media is animportant institution ofdemocracy...But withinmedia whether its func-tioning is democratic ornot which is a very seriousquestion," Kejriwal said.

The AAP chief has oftensaid that his party won thepolls not because of the

media, but despite it.The Delhi Chief Minister

also said that before polls,the media did not take theAam Aadmi Party serious-ly, but now it has enteredgovernment business, neg-ative publicity hampers theimage of the government.

"...More than 99 per centreporters are dead honestand they are doing their jobvery nicely. They wouldwork with us .... Till latenight and they becomefriends to us.

"But, some reporters toldus that our editor has sentthem to do a negative storyagainst us despite the factthey don't know story. Thisis not a story instead it is anagenda," he said.

Kejriwal gives credit to mediafor AAP's electoral success

NEW DELHIThe New Delhi

Municipal Council(NDMC) has issued 80notices this month to theRashtrapati Bhavan afterdengue mosquitoes werefound breeding at variousplaces at the sprawlingestate."The PresidentialEstate is huge and duringthe inspection heavy mos-quito breeding was foundat various places especial-ly near the residentialquarters of the RasthrapatiBhavan staff. During thismonth, we have issuedaround 80 notices to vari-ous departments to checkmosquito breeding on theirpremises," a senior NDMCofficial said.The civicbody has also constituted afour-member team after ameeting with the Directorof the President's Estate tobrainstorm ways andmeans to control mosquitobreeding at RashtrapatiBhavan at the earliest."Theteam consists of one mem-ber each from sanitationand horticulture units atRashtrapati Bhavan,Central Public WorksDepartment (CPWD) andMalaria unit of NDMCHealth Department."Thisteam will review the mos-quitogenic conditions atvarious places in thePresident Estate and willhelp in precautionary aswell as controlling meas-ures," the officialadded.The council had lastweek issued challans tofour hospitals includingAIIMS and Safdarjung,various government

offices and a school hereafter dengue mosquitoeswere found breeding ontheir premises."We hadissued challans to fourhospitals includingAIIMS, SafdarjungHospital, RML Hospitaland Lady HardingeHospital after their prem-ises were found to bebreeding ground for mos-quitoes," the official said.The Ministries of Financeand Home Affairs, BiharBhawan, Sikkim Bhawanand Uttarakhand Bhawanwere issued notices by theNDMC for mosquitogenicconditions on their premis-es.The council staff hadalso detected heavy mos-quito-breeding conditionsin five embassies includ-ing that of Ghana,Ethiopia, Singapore,Malaysia, Bhutan,Ethiopia and the CzechRepublic, but no challanshave been issued to themas the civic-body doesn'thave an authority to doso.The action comes inwake of the rising figuresof the total number ofcases from the vector-borne disease which shootto an alarming 530, withover 440 of them beingreported in August only.Two deaths have beenreported due to this diseasethis year.The dengue casesin the city is up this yearby 251 cases compared towhat was recorded lastyear by this time."We haveissued a total of 137 chal-lans this season for mos-quito breeding inside insti-tutions and households

80 notices issued to RashtrapatiBhavan for mosquito breeding

NEW DELHICBI has arrested an

absconding accused whohad submitted a forgedletter of the then JointSecretary in the PrimeMinister's Office allegedlyin a bid to secure admis-sion into an engineeringcourse at a Lucknow col-lege.

Farhan Akhtar, a resi-dent of Mau district ofUttar Pradesh, hadallegedly submitted theforged letter of the thenJoint Secretary in thePMO, Sanjay Mitra, datedJuly 31, 2010, to the vicechancellor of Lucknow'sIntegral University recom-mending that he be givenadmission in an engineer-ing course.Vice

Chancellor SW Akhtarsuspected the genuinenessof the letter and referredthe matter to the PMO,which informed him thatthe letter was forged.

Officer on Special Dutyin the PMO, KL Dhingra,had filed a complaint withCBI in this regard inApril, 2011, followingwhich the agency regis-tered a case of cheating onOctober 7, 2011.

"After investigation, acharge sheet was filed onJune 28, 2013, againstsaid accused (undercharges of cheating andforgery among others)...In the Court of SpecialJudicial Magistrate, CBICases, Lucknow. A sup-plementary chargesheet...

was filed on March 7,2014, against said accusedand another accused in thecourt," stated a CBIspokesperson.

She said that in theevent of non-appearance,the court had issued a non-bailable warrant againsthim."

After sustained efforts,the accused was tracedand arrested inHyderabad. The arrestedaccused was producedbefore the Special JudicialMagistrate, CBI Cases,Lucknow and remanded tojudicial custody," sheadded.Akhtar was earlierarrested in the case onNovember 21, 2012, andreleased on bail after threedays.

Forged PMO letter: CBIarrests absconding accused

NEW DELHIThe Delhi High Court on

Wednesday soughtresponse from the AAPgovernment, NDMC andothers on a plea seekingimposing of complete banon unauthorised parking atSarojini Nagar market areahere.A bench of ChiefJustice G Rohini andJustice Jayant Nath issuednotice to Delhi governmentand New Delhi MunicipalCouncil (NDMC), com-missioner of police andothers and asked them tofile their replies in fourweeks.The bench postedthe matter for further hear-ing on November 4.Theplea filed by ChanderBhushan, a resident of

Sarojini Nagar, alleged thata well established racket isbeing run by parking mafiain connivance with localauthorities at themarket.During the briefhearing, counsel appearingfor Bhushan said that theNDMC has leased out allthe four parking sites ofSarojini Nagar market toDLF company out ofwhich only the parking siteof Sabzi Mandi has aauthorised parkingspace.He claimed that theunauthorised parking rack-et is being run by parkingmafia in connivance withlocal police, traffic policeand DLF Ltd., the contrac-tor and civic bodyofficials.

Delhi HC seeks state govt, NDMCreply on unauthorised parkings

Gangster NeerajBawana apprehendsthreat, seeks securityNEW DELHI

Jailed gangster NeerajBawana, who and six oth-ers allegedly assaulted andkilled two members of arival gang in a jail van yes-terday, on Wednesdaymoved a Delhi court seek-ing security for himselfsaying he apprehendedthreat to his life. Bawana,who is lodged in Tihar Jailin connection with severalcases, said in his plea thathis rivals might try toeliminate him during histransportation, productionin courts and inside theprison complex. Heclaimed that earlier too hehad filed applications inthis regard but the jailadministration did not takethe issue seriously.

NEW DELHILife of everyone,

whether a human being oran animal, is important, theDelhi High Court said onWednesday after an NGOsought directions toremove stray dogs fromthe streets of the capitalcalling them a menace.

The court was hearing aPIL filed by NGOs, NyayaBhoomi and the SocietyFor Public Cause, seekingdirections to Delhi govern-ment and municipalauthorities to take action toaddress the "growing men-ace" of stray dogs and dogbites as well as frameguidelines for the purpose.

"Life of everybody isimportant, whether it ishuman or animals," a

bench of justices BadarDurrez Ahmed andSanjeev Sachdevaobserved after the NGOsought removal of straydogs from the roads of thecapital saying they were amenance to the society atlarge.

It also urged the court todecide whether human lifeis precious or that of theanimals.

The Animal WelfareBoard of India (AWBI)told the court that in orderto control the menace ofstray dogs, it was neces-sary that Animal BirthControl (Dogs) Rules 2001be implemented in letterand spirit, maintaining thatthese rules were not beingimplemented.

Everyone's life is important,human or animal: Delhi HC

Two killed in gangwar had dodgeddeath once eachin custodyNEW DELHI

Paras Goldy and PradeepBhola, both lead membersof the Neetu Dabodiagang, had dodged deathonce each while in custodybefore meeting their fatesin yesterday's gang warinside a moving prisonvan, the police said today.

Goldy and his associateBhola were beaten to deathyesterday allegedly bymembers of rival gang ledby Neeraj Bawana whilethey were being transport-ed from Rohini Court toTihar Jail after hearings.

According to the police,the enmity between Goldyand Bawana goes back to2012.

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BJP: Rahul...president today visited the Balakote sector

along the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir`sPoonch district and interacted with the vic-tims of recent Pakistani shelling there.Talking to the media later, Gandhi stressedthat there should be a special insurance poli-cy for the people living in border areas.

He also demanded from the Centre that thepeople affected by shelling should be givenappropriate compensation for the loss of livesand property.

Rahul Gandhi ..."differences". Kamat, a former city unit

president was upset with Nirupam over hisstyle of functioning.

The office-bearer said that the meeting tookplace at the insistence of Rahul Gandhi. "Itwas decided that the city unit has to worktogether as the fight is with Sena-BJP and notwithin the party," he said.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation(BMC) elections will take place in February2017.

In view of the resentment of his supporterswith Nirupam's style of functioning, Kamathad slammed Nirupam for allegedly threaten-ing Municipal Commissioner Ajoy Mehtaover the eviction of hawkers. Kamat hadissued a statement saying that violence wasnot part of the Congress tradition.

Later, Kamat encouraged the party's frontalorganisations to stage a massive morcha infront of city BJP president Ashish Shelar'shome, barely a day after Nirupam had led asilent march to Hutatma Square in southMumbai to protest the suspension of 25Congress MPs.

The tug of war continued even on the birthanniversary of former Prime Minister RajivGandhi on August 20, when Kamat support-ers did not participate in the 'SadbhavanaRally' organised by Nirupam.

Kamat and his loyalists paid tributes toGandhi much before Nirupam could reach thevenue and left without waiting for the cityparty chief.

Census data...touch 17.22 crore in the 10 year period

between 2001 and 2011, up from 13.8 crore,while the Hindu population showed a declineby 0.7 per cent at 96.63 crore during the peri-od.

Addressing MLAs in Delhi Assembly,Aiyar said, "Yesterday, the results of Census2011 came out in which it is shown that theMuslim population is increasing by somedecimals and the population of Hindu isdecreasing which may lead to communal vio-lence."

"I am hoping that the news of the Census isfinished by tomorrow because it has nomeaning. Neither will anyone be harmed norany one will get any benefit through it.

"But, there are certain people among uswhose identity has been taken by you and me.They may be planning to do something bigover 2 or 3 points," he said.

As per the latest census data, Assam andWest Bengal have witnessed high growth rateof Muslim population while the proportion ofSikhs and Buddhists across the countrydeclined and no significant change was wit-nessed in the case of Christians and Jains.

According to the 2011 Census, details ofwhich were released yesterday, Hindu popu-lation counts for 96.63 crore (79.8 per cent),Muslim 17.22 crore (14.2 per cent), Christian2.78 crore (2.3 per cent), Sikh 2.08 crore (1.7per cent), Buddhist 0.84 crore (0.7 per cent),Jain 0.45 crore (0.4 per cent), Other Religionsand Persuasions (ORP) 0.79 crore (0.7 percent), Religion Not Stated 0.29 crore (0.2 percent).

While the census figure on religion wasreleased yesterday, more than four years aftercompilation of the data, the caste data is yetto be made public.

BJP scoffs at...syndicate is that they blame Bharatiya

Janata Party for everything. BJP didn`t makethe census report. This is a report of 2011,when BJP wasn`t there at the centre," BJPleader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi told ANI.

"BJP just released the report as it was nec-essary," he added.

Seventh Pay ...months, that is up to December 31, 2015,"

an official spokesperson tweeted.The pay panel, which was set up by the

UPA government, was required to submit itsreport by August-end.

The government constitutes the PayCommission almost every 10 years to revisethe pay scale of its employees and often theseare adopted by states after some modifica-tions.

The Commission has already completeddiscussions with various stakeholders,including organisations, federations, groupsrepresenting civil employees as well asdefence services and is in the process of final-ising its recommendations.

The recommendations of the Seventh PayCommission are scheduled to come into

effect from January 1, 2016.The Commission is headed by Justice AK

Mathur.Meena Agarwal is secretary of the

Commission. The Sixth Pay Commission wasimplemented with effect from January 1,2006, the fifth from January 1, 1996 and thefourth from January 1, 1986.

Land bill...has approached the AG directly over the

matter and not through the Law Ministry asper rules, the latter has refused to take cog-nisance of the correspondence between therural development ministry and the AG.

The Law Ministry was learnt to be of theview that the Ordinance will have to bebrought again effective from September 1if the 13 laws have to remain in the ambitof the land law.

These acts include the Coal BearingAreas Acquisition and Development Act1957, the National Highways Act 1956,Land Acquisition (Mines) Act 1885,Atomic Energy Act 1962, the IndianTramways Act 1886, the Railways Act1989, the Ancient Monuments andArchaeological Sites and Remains Act1958, the Petroleum and Minerals Pipelines(Acquisition of Right of User in Land) Act1962 and the Damodar Valley CorporationAct 1948.

The other ones include The ElectricityAct 2003, Requisitioning and Acquisitionof Immovable Property Act 1952, theResettlement of Displaced Persons (LandAcquisition) Act 1948 and the MetroRailways (Construction of Works) Act1978.

The Land Acquisition Act, 2013 hadexempted 13 acts from its purview with thecondition that they would be includedunder the purview of the act within oneyear. The NDA's ordinance brought these13 acts under the new land law.

If the ordinance lapses on 31 August, pro-visions of the new land law will no longerbe applicable to land acquisition beingdone under these 13 laws and hence theModi government has been claiming thatthe ordinance was re-promulgated thrice tomaintain continuity.

Under the removal of difficulties clause,power is sometimes conferred on the gov-ernment to modify the provisions of theexisting statutes for the purpose of remov-ing difficulties.

When the legislative passes an act, it can-not foresee all the difficulties which mayarise in implementing it. The executive is,therefore, empowered to make necessarychanges to remove such difficulties.

Gurdaspur terrorists...The insoles of one pair of shoes recovered

from the killed terrorists bore "Cheetah"brand. The markings were scratched andinked in the other two pairs of shoes to con-ceal the brand name. Shoes of "Cheetah"brand are not available in India but it is a pop-ular name in Pakistan.

Investigators have found that the threePakistan-based terrorists entered into Indiaafter crossing the Ravi river from near Tash,close to Mastgarh village under Narot JaimalSingh police station in Gurdaspur district.

The post-mortem of the killed terrorists wasdone by a Board of Doctors. No label/tag wasfound on any of their clothes other than onthe gloves of one of the three terrorists asthey had been removed deliberately to avoididentification. The gloves bore a 'Made inPakistan' tag.

I have faith...Regiment, Delhi to which martyr Subedar

Kumarpal was attached, also attended theevents.

Addressing a gathering at the PanchayatBhawan, General (retd.) Singh said a countrywhich remembers its martyrs moves forwardon the path of progress and lauded the effortsof residents of Bhondsi.

He said that the names of martyrs up to1923 were written on India Gate and therewas no memorial for martyrs after that in thecountry. But people of Bhondsi are doing acommendable job by erecting statues andconstructing memorial for martyrs belongingto their village, he said.

Reminded that in the past people used togive donations for construction of hostels sothe children of martyrs can earn education, hesaid, "we are more prosperous than before, sowe should do more for the families of ourmartyrs."

General (retd.) Singh also honoured theparents and widows of martyrs present in theprogramme. He also honoured Yashi Sharmaand Payal of the same village for their out-standing performance in sports.

Earlier, Sohna MLA Tanwar said that thePrime Minister had given honour to the sol-diers and he would also fulfil all the promis-es made to the soldiers.

A Burnt Body ...Mukerjea, the wife of former Star TV CEO

Peter Mukerjea and co-founder of the medianetwork that became 9X. Another is her step-father Sandeep Khanna, Indrani's ex-hus-band. The third is Indrani's driver.

Sheena Bora, who was Indrani's daughterfrom an earlier marriage, was allegedly last

seen a car with all three in 2012. Until yester-day, everyone thought she had gone to theUS.

Mumbai police commissioner RakeshMaria said Sheena was murdered in the caron 24 April, 2012. The car, with the body, wasallegedly parked overnight in PeterMukerjea's garage.

The next day, the body was taken in thesame car to Raigad, where Sheena's burntbody was found on 23 May. At the time, thepolice dismissed the body as unclaimed but,sources claim, preserved the DNA.

The police suspect Indrani was upset aboutSheena's relationship with her step-brotherRahul, Peter Mukerjea's son from a previousmarriage. But they have not ruled out a finan-cial dispute.

On an informer's tip-off, the police hadbeen quietly investigating Indrani for fourmonths but hit pay dirt only after arrestingher driver in an arms case.

"During his interrogation, he confessed tomurder. He took us to the spot where the bodywas dumped," said Mr Maria, who interrogat-ed Indrani Mukerjea.

Until Indrani Mukerjea's arrest last night,most of their friends and relatives thoughtSheena was her sister - even Peter Mukerjea,who said that he was "dumbstruck" by thecrime and shocked to learn that Sheena washis wife's daughter, not sister as she hadclaimed to the world.

"I feel like I have been kept in the darkabout major parts of my marriage for 15years," Mr Mukerjea said.

Government Begins...committee is free to identify and recommend

any other person also, on the basis of merits,who has not applied for the post," the Ministrysaid.

The Chairman would have an option toreceive pay "as admissible to a Secretary to theGovernment of India, or a consolidated salaryof Rs. 4.5 lakh per month".

The salary remains unchanged from what isbeing paid currently.

Mr Sinha, a 1976 batch IAS officer of Biharcadre, assumed office as the Securities andExchange Board of India Chairman onFebruary 18, 2011 when the previous UPAgovernment was in the power.

While Mr Sinha was initially appointed witha three-year term, he was later given a two-year extension. As per his age, Mr Sinha is eli-gible for a one-year extension.

It could not be ascertained whether Mr Sinhawas offered an extension or not.

In addition to the post of Chairman, the gov-ernment is empowered to appoint five mem-bers on the board of this key regulatory body,which regulates stock exchanges, variouskinds of market entities including brokers,mutual funds, FIIs, rating agencies and invest-ment bankers, as also thousands of listed com-panies.

The Finance Ministry said the applicationsneed to be accompanied by ACR/APAR(Annual Confidential Report/AnnualPerformance Appraisal Report) of the last fiveyears, Vigilance Clearance, No Penalty andIntegrity Certificate through 'proper channel'in case of serving government officers andemployees of PSUs, academic and researchinstitutions.

Congress Rejects..."We demand an unconditional apology

from the BJP for falsifying and projectinginnuendos and untruths with a view to mis-state and malign," he said.

Amethi is the Lok Sabha constituency ofCongress Vice President Rahul Gandhi.

Mr Surjewala said a plot of land measur-ing 65.57 acres was allotted to SamratBicycles Limited by the Uttar Pradesh StateIndustrial Development Corporation(UPSIDC) in August 1986 on a 90-yearlease.

He said Samrat Bicycles defaulted andwent into liquidation and the land alongwith physical assets of the company wasauctioned by the Delhi High Court at theinstance of the Industrial FinanceCorporation of India Ltd. (IFCI).

"The Rajiv Gandhi Charitable Trust(RGCT) participated in the auction and wasdeclared a successful bidder on March 10,2011 by the Delhi High court," MrSurjewala said.

He said the RGCT took possession of theland and assets in August 2011 but the highcourt proceeded to approve the transferdeed in favour of the RGCT only in 2015.

Subsequently, the land was registered inthe name of the RGCT at the office of thesub registrar in Gauriganj in Amethi districtin February 2015.

He said that since the legal transfer tookplace only in February, the property was ina state of disuse and the RGCT will under-take activity in due course of time.

"The RGCT is only entitled to retain theproperty for the remaining period of 55years and has effectively stepped into theshoes of the company in terms of the auc-tion conducted by the Delhi High Court,"he said.

Mr Surjewala said that in the khatoni(record of cultivation in the revenuerecords) 49.5 acres out of the 65.57 acreswas entered in favour of Samrat Bicycles asthe owner prior to 1985 "instead of a lesseeof UPSIDC for 90 years".

He said the Gauriganj sub-divisional

magistrate in his order of August 26, 2015ordered correction of revenue record infavour of UPSIDC, upheld the right oflease of 90 years in favour of IFCI and alsoexecution of lease deed in favour of theRGCT.

"Correction of revenue record by SDMupholds the right of the RGCT as a lesseeof the land for remaining period of the 90years lease," the statement said.

Mr Surjewala said the RGCT shall put theland to use only in accordance with the UPState Industrial Development Authority Act(UPSIDA) and with necessary approvalfrom UPSIDC.

He listed a large number of welfare activ-ities done by the RGCT in Uttar Pradeshincluding women's development pro-grammes covering over 14.5 lakh ruralwomen across 42 districts.

He alleged that the "BJP's propagandamachine" manufactures one false allegationa day against the opposition, particularlyMr Rahul Gandhi to divert the attention ofpeople from "misgovernance" of theNarendra Modi government.

Ms Irani had alleged on Sunday that 65acres of land was taken away from Amethiresidents for a cycle factory and was latertransferred to the RGCT. She said the landshould go back to the UPSIDC as the cyclefactory had not been set up.

Salman Khan...The ruling is considered significant as it

comes in the midst of hearing of an appealfiled by the 49-year-old actor against the 5-year sentence awarded to him in the case bythe trial court.

Paper-book is compilation of evidence, doc-uments, prepared by the court Registry andsubmitted to both the sides before an appealagainst conviction is heard.

The High Court is hearing an appeal filed bySalman Khan against a sessions court's verdictwhich on May 6 found him guilty of runninghis car over people sleeping on footpath insuburban Bandra on September 28, 2002,killing one and person injuring four.

On an application filed by the actor's lawyerAmit Desai alleging that some documentswere missing from the paper-book, Justice ARJoshi ruled that it must be prepared afresh andif need be assistance may be taken from theJudge who had conducted the trial.

"The paper-book needs to be prepared afreshin keeping with the High Court manual," saidthe Jugde as he posted the hearing toSeptember 7 when the High Court will inspectthe documents prepared afresh.

No Regional Bias...arrange capital investment."The aim of the BJP Government will be to

undertake integrated industrial developmentin Haryana," he said. The Chief Minister wasaddressing a gathering after inaugurating thesecond unit of Lotte India Company atIndustrial Model Township in Rohtak today.

Mr Khattar said that the state governmenthas signed MoUs with several big companies.

"In days to come, industries will be set upin those sectors which were being neglectedso far. Under the New Enterprise PromotionPolicy 2015, assistance will be given toindustrialists setting up their units in back-ward areas," he said, according to an officialrelease.

It was told that the Lotte India Unit set upat Rohtak would give employment to 750people. The company has a plan to invest Rs.120 crore.

The Chairman of the Lotte Group, ShinDong-Bin said that a beginning has beenmade for massive foreign direct investment(FDI) in India.

Earlier, Mr Khattar told reporters that hisrecent visit to USA and Canada was "highlysuccessful" in which he led a 32-memberofficial and business delegation.

The Chief Minister, who returned lastevening from the tour, said that his visit hasproved to be a milestone for the state as far asindustrial investment is concerned.

Want GST at...inauguration of an apparel show, Galleria

Intima, in New Delhi.Besides, the Minister outlined the ambi-

tious goal of raising India's share in globaltextile exports to 10 per cent in the next fiveyears, from the five per cent at present.

"We have a share of five per cent of theworld's textile exports amounting to $40 bil-lion. With our focus on Make in India, weaspire to aim higher and increase this share to10 per cent in the next five years," MrGangwar said.

He is confident that India's textile industrywill not lose out to China despite the fact thatthe country is the largest cotton producer inthe world ahead of India.

He also highlighted the need for a change inlabour laws in the country, especially toensure flexibility of work timings for femaleworkers.

CBI files charge...their hard earned money by promising high

returns on their deposits.CBI sources said the charge sheet has been

filed against six directors of Win Realconincluding Mahitosh Ganguly, Ranabir Das,Raju Dey, Rajib Debnath, Joy Bhowmick,

and Partha Pratim Roy in IPC sections relat-ed to cheating, and violation of Prize Chitsand Money Circulation Scheme banning Act,1978.

The two companies Win Realcon and WRLConsultancy have also been named in thecharge sheet filed today before AdditionalChief Judicial Magistrate, Barrackpore.

This is the 16th charge sheet filed in thechit fund scam which spread across fourstates-West Bengal, Odisha, Assam andTripura in which investors were allegedlypromised higher returns on fixed deposits.

So far, CBI had filed charge sheets indict-ing Madan Mitra and others namely Saradhaowner Sudipto Sen, suspended TrinamoolRajya Sabha MP Kunal Ghosh and others.

The companies running the allegedschemes defaulted on payment as they haddiverted the money into other businesses.

All the five directors charge sheeted todayare in the judicial custody while on of themRanbir Das is absconding.

CBI has constituted a special team to inves-tigate chit fund scam headed by JointDirector Rajiv Singh in the wake of theSupreme Court order.

'Govt can't....forces, the government cannot treat the vet-

erans with "such an appalling apathy andindifference".

"When the country is celebrating the gold-en jubilee of the 1965 war and glorifying theperformance and achievements of its armedforces, the government cannot treat the veter-ans, who won that war for the country, withsuch an appalling apathy and indifference,"he said.

"While on one hand we are celebrating theirachievements, on the other hand we areshowering lathis on them just because theyare asking what was promised to them longago," said the Lok Sabha MP.

The Congress leader said that most of thosewho fought the 1965 war are the ones seekingOROP.

Announcing the OROP scheme would bethe "best tribute" to our veterans and anacknowledgement by a grateful nationtowards its soldiers, he said.

The 1965 war's golden jubilee celebrationswill kick off from Friday.

Nepal unrest...at Koilabasa and held a meeting with Nepal

authorities.SSB officiating Commandant Hare Krishna

Gupta said he had visited the border check-post and instructed the jawans to maintainstrong vigil along the Indo-Nepal border.

Gupta also spoke to his counterparts inDaang district of Nepal over phone.

He said SSB jawans carrying out surveil-lance along the border, along with policeforces of Nepal and Uttar Pradesh, and forestofficials.

Violent protests erupted in Nepal against theproposed new Constitution.

Delhi to become...“In the First phase, it will be implemented

in 15 departments of the government.Simultaneously all other departments andtheir attached offices will also start necessarypreparations for implementation of e-office.In the said 15 departments, there will be nophysical movement of files from 1stDecember this year,” read the Delhi govern-ment press release.

“In the current paper based file system sub-stantial time is spent in creating, searchingand transferring documents, files. There isloss of files also due to theft / fire etc. Thereare lot of papers which are used and largeamount of storage space is required. Thephysical files are also prone for manipulation.Delhi government in order to provide a trans-parent, efficient, time bound services to thepublic has decided to implement e-office. E-office provides an effective mechanism towork in a paperless environment, monitor theperformance of individuals, enablingemployees to work at their convenience etc,”it further added.

Mother Teresa's ...started the day with special prayers in the

memory of her.Mother Teresa was born on August 26, 1910

at Skopje in Maceodonia. She died inSeptember 5, 1997 in Kolkata.

Mother Teresa was the recipient of numer-ous honours including the 1979 Nobel PeacePrize and the Bharat Ratna, in 1980. In 2003,she was beatified as "Blessed Teresa ofCalcutta".

Draft Aviation ...rework some of the provisions was taken

after Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewedthe draft at a meeting yesterday, sources closeto the development said.

At the meeting, which was also attended byCivil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju,Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and TransportMinister Nitin Gadkari, among others, certainchanges were suggested, sources said.

"The aviation ministry has been asked torework many of the provisions in the aviationpolicy draft, including the one relating to eas-ing of 5/20 norm," they said.

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HEALTH/BOLLYWOOD8 NEW DELHI | THURSDAY | AUGUST 27, 2015Fight for Right

Heart diseases cansneak up on youlike a thief in the

night. But certain precau-tions can be taken to pre-vent this. Dr Anil Bansal,Chief Cardiologist at theColumbia Asia Hospital inGurgaon lists out the dif-ferent ways to preventheart diseases.

Walk for health:Chief Cardiologist with

the Columbia AsiaHospital, Dr. Anil Bansalsays, "Brisk walking for20-30 minutes daily is con-sidered the best option toprevent heart ailments."

It is important to stayphysically active. Walkingpumps the heart rate,improves blood circulationand oxygen in the body;walking also strengthensthe heart. Walking alsolowers pressure, body fatand improves sugar in theblood.

Diet to prevent cardio-vascular diseases:

"Eat a proper diet," saysDr. Anil. Eating rightmakes a difference to yourheart health. Eat moderate-ly by controlling the size ofthe portion, consumewholegrains, include fruitsand vegetable in your dailydiet. Limit or completelyavoid trans fats and satu-rated fats.

Sedentary life?"Modify a sedentary

lifestyle!" exclaims theChief cardiologist. Lack ofphysical activity is a riskfactor for developing heartdiseases. Sedentarylifestyle increases the fatsand cholesterol levels inthe blood and body, mak-ing you more prone to car-

diovascular diseases.

Check up:Dr Anil Bansal, Chief

Cardiologist says that reg-ular check ups can preventheart diseases, especially ifthey are hereditary. "Ifyour family has a historyof heart disease, get your-self checked on a regularbasis."

Exercise:"If you are not able to

walk briskly at least dosome exercise thrice aweek," suggests the Chiefcardiologist. There are sev-eral exercises are sure toreduce fats in the long run.Lowering body fats alsoprevents obesity, diabetesand other lifestyle relateddiseases.

Aerobic fitness:"Indulge yourself in

some games like swim-ming, tennis, badminton orcycling," says Dr. Anil.These sports are great car-dio exercises to reducecholesterol.

Smoking and alcohol:"Quit smoking and alco-

hol as soon as possible,"says the doctor. These twoagents are the perpetratorsor risk factors of heart dis-eases. These two addic-tions, habits or lifestylechoices increases choles-terol in the body and theblood.

Age a factor:"As you age, go for

health checkups," as yourbody slows down. A hered-itary and sedentary life canmake you more prone toheart diseases.

Manage stress:Stress is becoming one

of the biggest risk factorsfor developing heart dis-eases. Stress affects thesympathetic nervous sys-tem, which increase corti-sol levels in turn leading toinflammation and oxida-tive damage.

Sleep:Sleep deprivation is

linked to high blood pres-sure, which can lead to car-diovascular diseases.Rejuvenate and refreshyour body with sufficientsleep and prevent heart dis-eases.

Antioxidant foods:Antioxidant rich foods

help fight free radicals andrestore the damage to theblood vessels. Have acolourful meal by includ-ing different natural ingre-dients in your meal.

Consume nuts:Nuts contain High

Density Lipoprotein(HDL) which is healthy forthe body and reduced badcholesterol. Nuts also con-tain fibres to absorb badcholesterol.

Check food labels:The labels for processed

food will give you cluesfor your heart health. Fats,refined flour, salt and highfructose corn syrup canincrease your risk of heartdisease.

15 effective ways to prevent heart diseases

Moonlight pro-duction pres-ents yet

another interesting storyof a girl named lillywho hailed from a smalltown and wanna getrich, successful overnight. But,will she orwon't she? Stay tuned,promos to out soon.Samira Raza, in mainlead with supportingcast Reet, Roopa,Sahiba, Akanksha andGagan Deep Singh.Param of Moonlightproductions is veryhopeful that this smallbudget entertainer willdo big in the industry.

This small budget entertainer willdo big in the industry: Param MLP

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NEW DELHINot everything will go

as you expect in your life.This is why you need todrop expectations & gowith the flow. NEED- isjust a four letter word but

has a valuable meaning.Actors Ashraf Khan,Actress PriyankaBishwakarma and support-ing star GDS Bhatti, Vijay,Sachin Sajan shall be onseen entertaining the bigscreen. Yes, right movie

named Need is a musicalentertainer by Moon lightproduction house, musiccomposed by Arya Singhand vocals by Vivaang andNatasha. The film is basedon reality expressed direc-tor Param MLP. "I am

influenced by the happen-ings in our lives and sub-ject need varies from indi-vidual to individual, sometake shortcuts while somefulfill it in all sincerity." Itis a must watch for every-one of us.

From being India’sbiggest motion pic-ture to becoming one

of the biggest box officegrossers of all time, SSRajamouli‘s Baahubali isno doubt one of the bestfilms of this year. And stat-ing that an another film isbetter than Rajamouli’smagnum opus is indeed ahuge claim.

Kannada actress Parul

Yadav is all psyched abouther upcoming Kannadaflick Vijayaditya, which isalso a period flick likePrabhas-Rana Daggubattistarrer. According to theactress, Vijayaditya is evenbetter than Baahubali.”Many people asked mewhether Vijayaditya willbe on par with Telugu filmBaahubali. I told them thatVijayaditya will be better

than Baahubali because ithas all the ingredients tocater to the needs ofKannada audiences,’’claimed Parul.

Vijayaditya also starsDhananjay, Kavya Shettyand Shravya Reddy. Whilewe understand the excite-ment of Parul of being partof big film, but callingVijayaditya better thanBaahubali might be

stretching it a bit too far.While I am not trying tocompare the two filmsbased on the vast differ-ence of their budgets, but Ithink it is really prematureto call Vijayaditya betterthan Baahubali.

Is it just a publicity stuntto attract attention towardsVijayaditya by comparingit with Baahubali

Kannada film Vijayaditya to be betterthan SS Rajamouli’s Baahubali?

Afew days ago, the makers ofVikas Bahl’s upcomingromantic comedy, Shaandaar

starring Alia Bhatt and ShahidKapoor, released the trailer of thefilm and boy, was it impressive orwhat! Apart from the lavish sets andShahid – Alia’s awesome chemistry,another thing that became talk of thetown in no time was Alia Bhatt’ssuper hot bikini bod that the trailergave us a glimpse of. Then we hadShahid going in a reveal-all mode atthe trailer launch where he told uswhy he nicked named AliaPhantom… because she would faint alot on the sets. And well, rumoursimmediately started doing the roundsthat Alia’s strict diet and intensiveworkout regime were to be blamed.

However, BollywoodLife hasEXCLUSIVELY found out that thatwas not the case! While talking toBollywoodLife about her recentlylaunched fitness book, Sculpt andShape: The Pilates Way, celebritytrainer Yasmin Karachiwala,informed us that her diet and workoutwere not the cause of Alia’s ill health.Yasmin, who trains Alia rubbishedthese rumours saying “Alia faintedbecause she went through a period oflow BP, due to other stress. And thenshe got out of it. It (her fainting) wasnever because of not eating.”

She further added that she wouldnever let any of her clients starve. ” Ifyou ask Alia she will tell you howmad I get if people don’t eat becauseI don’t believe in starvation.”

REVEALED! The real reason behind AliaBhatt fainting on the sets of Shaandaar

NEED a musical entertainer by MLP