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Recent communal overtones

emanating from the sensitive

region of Rajouri point to a new

development in Jammu

province. Previously, known to

be a place of peace and amity,

Rajouri is critically sitting on a

communal time bomb which

may burst any time. Another

Kishtwar like situation is being

created by the anti- national

and anti-social elements.

Intolerance of rouge elements

towards the observance of tra-

ditional festivals of minority

community is pointer to a sinis-

ter plan getting slowly unfold-

ed, to the peril of the peace and

amity in Rajouri. Reports of

lax attitude of the district

administration in not arresting

these anti- social and commu-

nal elements, has caused

resentment among the minority

community. This antipathy may

eventually, in absence of credi-ble government interventi on

result into insecurity, which

ultimately will impinge upon

the peace of the entire area. A

tailor made script is being writ-

ten for Rajouri and the admin-

istration has to show exemplary

acumen in sensing the danger-

ous contours of a wave of intol-

erance in the entire region

which borders Pakistan on one

end and Kashmir on the other .

Soon Mughal Road will get

ready and the movement of ter-

rorists, hate preachers and

Jihadi groups will have another

way to move from Kashmir to

the region. If minorities are not

allowed to observe their reli-

gious functions then it is a

grave situation something

which is seen Pakistan. Will

government act and address the

fears of minorities, remains to

be seen; otherwise preaching

secularism in theory will not

impress anybody.RANASAHIB

Is Rajouri turning intoanother Kishtwar?

R E A D T H E N E E D

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ROHIT SINGH RANA

It is an uneven battle .Thousands of ter-rorists and Jihadis against one little girl.At sixteen years, Malala Yusufzai hasshown the world a way to fight heavilyarmed Talibans with pluck and convic-tion reminding us of Gandhi. In a war ofmoral conviction and humanism, historyhas oftentimes given us heroes whoought single handedly without arms theenemies of peace. They have lit hopes inothers too. Tehrik-e -Taliban of Pakistanrepresents a brood of ill minded men withan evil ideology to preach hate andenforce their brand of Islam. Treatingwoman as second class citizens, burntheir schools and shut them up in homesis the brand of Islam, Taliban preaches. Intheir scheme, the fate of non Muslims isalready sealed. They have no right to livewith only one redeeming condition. Turnto their brand of Islam, nothing less willever satisfy them. It pinches hard to see alittle girl of sixteen years age fromMingora in Swat, born in 1997 shootingto fame internationally by openly defyingthe downgrade and repressive dictates ofTaliban. The story of Malala is incredible

in the extreme. In a land, where every-body dreads Taliban she took upon her-self to tell to the world about her life

under their stinking ideology. It is onething to fight on principles and other to

fight on crazy ideology which preacheshate and perpetual war. Shot point blankin a school bus in the head, Malala exhib-ited immense qualities of survivalinstinct. At last the critical care ofWestern medical science finally gave hernew life in England where she has beenliving in exile in Birmingham. The assas-sination attempt sparked a national andinternational outpouring of support forYousafzai. Deutsche Welle wrote inJanuary 2013 that Malala may havebecome "the most famous teenager in theworld." United Nations Special Envoyfor Global Education Gordon Brownlaunched a UN petition in Yousafzai'sname, using the slogan "I am Malala" anddemanding that all children worldwide bein school by the end of 2015 - a petitionwhich helped lead to the ratification ofPakistan's first Right to Education Bill. In29 April 2013 issue of Time magazine,featured her on the magazine's frontcover and as one of "The 100 MostInfluential People in the World". She wasthe winner of Pakistan's first NationalYouth Peace Prize and was nominated forthe 2013 Nobel Peace Prize. On 12 July2013, she spoke at the UN to call forworldwide access to education, and in

September 2013 she officially opened theLibrary of Birmingham. She is the recip-ient of the prestigious Sakharov Prize for

2013. Till yesterday, she was a frontranking contender for Nobel Peace Prize.

Continuously haunted by the Taliban, thelittle girl has expressed a wish that someday she would like to become PrimeMinister of Pakistan. While Malala isbusy with her universally appealingagenda of education for girls in Pakistanand similarly situated countries, theTekreek-e Taliban under its new com-mander Hakimullah Mehshud hasdenounced her for preaching againstIslam. Threateningly they have given yetanother call to kill her. Now on, thou-sands of battle hardened shabbily dressedmotley groups of 'Islamic warriors' are ona hunting mission for a sixteen year oldgirl. Battle of such type has never beenseen or heard in history, where a horde ofreligious fanatics are out to hunt down agirl because she challenged their ideolo-gy and way of life. Undeterred she hastaken the fight to their camps, with wholeworld lending support to her ideas. Shehas said in the light of Talibani threatsthat, "I think of it often and imagine thescene clearly. Even if they come to killme, I will tell them what they are tryingto do is wrong, that education is our basicright." Unfortunately not alone in theirwar with Malala, the Taliban are derivingsupport from other hate factories of Al-

Qaeda, Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan,Lashkar-e Jhangvi, Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami, Tehreek-e-Nafaz-e-Shariat-e-

Mohammadi etc.What a tragic denoue-ment that these battle hardened criminals

are running their terror cafes without anyopposition from the Pakistani State. Theyare being propped up as its strategicassets in its sinister campaign againstAfghanistan and even India. As todayPakistan is standing on a powder keg ofhate, Jihad and export of terror, it is aquestion for all people across the worldto ponder why a particular religion issought to be protected by gun wieldingJihadis who have lost sense of history,change and humanity. In this squalid sit-uation, the words of brave girl are like awisp of fresh air. ---"The Taliban canshoot my body, but they cannot shoot mydreams," she said, adding that the Talibanmade their "biggest mistake" by trying tokill and silence her."This cause is nevergoing to die. A day will come when everychild, girl or boy, black or white,Christian and Muslim, he or she will begoing to school." "They shot me, theymade the biggest mistake, and theyensured that even death is supporting me.Even death does not want to kill me andnow I am not afraid of death. First Imight have been (afraid of death) butnow I am totally not afraid of death."Malala spells the will of whole humanityto take on the terror merchants with forti-

tude and spirit. Cowards have joined inthousands with arms to take on a girl sig-nals already defeat of their ideology.

MALALA YUSUFZAI: ONE LITTLE GIRL AGAINST THOUSANDS OF TALIBAN

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In a sharp contrast to whatGovt is propagating at everynook and corner of the state,with regard to empowermentof women, Today the inten-tion of the Government wasexposed in the legislative

Council by rejecting the res-olution moved by the FemaleLegislator seeking 50%reservation for the females inthe professional/technicalcourses, a step to womenempowerment.

Dr Shehnaz Ganai, whilemoving the resolution saidthat females constitutearound 50% of the popula-tion of the state, and if wesee the employment figures,the females constitute only18% in the state employ-ment, which is a matter ofgrave concern. In some ofthe departments there are nofemales at all. In KAS (SrScale) there are only 12%females whereas in KPS thefigure is just 3%. In CID thefigure 8Contd p2

Giant Cyclone Phailin heading towards IndiaAdministration at high alert, massive evacuations going on,(Half the size of India) worse than Katrina

Fresh firing in Keran, Jawan martyredSRINAGAR, OCT 11: After the 15-day-long operations bythe Indian Army that foiled a massive infiltration bid in Keransector in Jammu and Kashmir, there are reports of fresh firingin the sector. According to reports, an Indian Army soldier has

been killed in the firing. Since the beginning of this year, therehave been nearly 130 ceasefire violations along the Line ofControl (LoC).

JAMMU, OCTOBER 11:BJP will not tolerate any hur-dles being put up by anyonein the celebration of religiousfunctions by the people in thestate, said BJP State PresidentJugal Kishore Sharma at

party hqrs. where large num-ber of party workers hadassembled to take out amarch to Rajouri as a part of"Rajouri Chalo" call given bythe party. Jugal KishoreSharma said that it shows, notonly utter incompetence ofthe government but also its

biased and communal atti-tude. Firstly, it failed toenable the Ram LeelaCommittee to clear the land

belonging to it from illegalsquatters and trespassers toconduct Ram Leela and sub-sequently registered falsecases against its young mem-

bers. The state administrationin a studied manner failed tocurb the wanton actions ofthe youth of the majoritycommunity and did not regis-ter any case against any oneof them. He added that BJPwill not allow any suchactions and would take tostreets. He also said that thegovernment must allowHindus of Rajouri to cele-

brate in full measure andmeaningfully the festivalsthat 8Contd p2

BJP holds 'Rajour i Chalo ' protest

SRINAGAR, OCT 11:Congress Party on Fridaysaid Panchayti Raj Ministeris misleading people over theextension of the 73rd amend-ment of Indian constitutionto the State.

"National ConferenceMinister Ali MuhammadSagar is trying to give it anew twist. Congress party isnot demanding the extensionof 73rd amendment but onlydemands some of best provi-sions should be incorporated

into Jammu and KashmirPanchayati Raj Act,"Congress leader and TourismMinister Ghulam Ahmed Mirtold adding the demand ofthe Congress is in the interestof Panchayati Raj System.

He said that Sagar shouldnot misinterpret anythingwhich has been discussedalready on the floor of theHouse. "We demand amend-ment in State Panchayati RajAct. Our only demand is thatsome 8Contd p2

Sagar misleading people over73rd amendment: Congress

SRINAGAR, OCT 11: Thestate government revealedthat no additional funds have

been releas ed byGovernment of India for pay-ment of ex-gratia relief forthe earth quake affected fam-ilies in Doda.

Government said that as perSDRF norms Rs 70,000 is

being paid to such familieswhose houses were fullydamaged in the earth quakein view of approaching win-ter.In its written reply to a querytabled by MLA Inderwal GM Saroori in the ongoingLegislative Assembly ses-sion, government said thatthe deputy commissionershave been already providedfunds for temporary restora-tion of infrastructure and

payment of ex-gratia rel ief."No additional funds have

been releas ed byGovernment of India. Anamount of 19 crores have

been provided to DC Dodaout 8Contd p2

Steps being taken toprevent Sept 26-

type attack: Shinde

NEW DELHI, OCT 11:Corrective steps are beingtaken by security agencies to

prevent a September 26-t ypeattack in which militantscrossed the border in Jammuregion killing 10 people, thegovernment said as it admit-ted that there was informa-tion on possible infiltrationalong the belt."We had information about

possible inf iltration atte mptsin the entire belt (Indo-Pak

border along Jam mu sector).We are making corrections

based on our experience...,"Home Minister Sushil kumarShinde said here addressinghis monthly press confer-ence.Shinde 8Contd p2

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SRINAGAR, OCT 11: In asharp contrast to what Govtis propagating at every nookand corner of the state, withregard to empowerment ofwomen, Today the intentionof the Government wasexposed in the legislativeCouncil by rejecting the res-olution moved by the FemaleLegislator seeking 50%reservation for the females inthe professional/technical

courses, a step to womenempowerment. Dr ShehnazGanai, 8Contd p2

NETHERLANDS: TheOrganization for theProhibition of ChemicalWeapons (OPCW) wasawarded the 2013 NobelPeace Prize on Friday "for itsextensive efforts to eliminate

chemical weapons."The prize, awarded by the

Norwegi an NobelCommittee, is given annuallyto "champions of peace."Founded in 1997, the OPCWis an 8Contd p2

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Giant Cyclone...is 2%, PHQ 0%, Jammu Zone(police) 2.86% and Kmr Zone(Police) 1.91%. To empower thefemales, the need of the hour that wetake some bold steps firstly to providethem the opportunity for reservationin professional/ technical courses andsecondly we have to provide reserva-tion in Govt Jobs.The females have high hopes on us,

and she appealed all the legislatorscutting across the party lines to joinand support the issue. Today thefemales will ask you when you reach

back home, as to what you have donefrom them. It is the issue of everyhouse hold, all the parents of the girlshave hope on us.The females are the worst sufferers,

be it education or employment, inboth the c ases the figures are alarm-ing. We have to take a holistic viewon the step and mentioned that thehistoric step taken by Dr FarooqAbdullah, as Chief Minister byreserving 50% seats for the females inMBBS and dental courses is a historicone, and today we see that there are69% females in Health Department(Div Cadre).She mentioned that some 70 years

back late Sher-I- Kashmir SheikhAbdullah had in Naya Kashmir, kepton chapter for the empowerment ofwomen and reserved two seats forfemales in Legislative Assembly. Shementioned that right fromIndependence of India there have

been on ly 12 Females elected MLAout of 800, and only 8 out of 228MLC and 6 out of 300 ministers in

the state. No female has ever beennominated as judge in the HighCourt, Speaker or Dy Speaker,Advocate General etc. On the otherhand the crime against women is onrise. There are 2281 reported crimesagainst women in the state, whichinclude eight cases of Dowry, where-as there were only 95 militancy relat-ed cases in the state during 2012.When we talk tough against militancyrelated issues, we need to simultane-ously and univocally raise the to thisoccasion and press for reservation offemales in professional/technicalcourses. The Minister for Planning,Mr Ajay Sadhotra, however opposedthe resolution, and asked Dr Ganai, towithdraw the resolution. Dr Ganaihowever pressed for the resolution,which was put to vote. Amid highdra-ma, the voice infavour of the resolu-tion was heard loudly, but the DyChairman who was conducting the

proceedings however conveyed thatthe motion is rejected.

BJP holds...are falling in coming days.

Ashok Khajuria, Leader of BJP StateLegislature Party, on the occasion,

said that it seems that administrationwants to give an unambiguous mes-sage to the minority community thatin a Muslim majority state they have

to conduct themselves as per thewhims of misguided and obscura-tionists from the majority community.It is clear that the state administrationis bent upon to spread animosity

between people of various faiths andthereafter reap the benefits throughvote politics.Earlier, the police blocked the mainexit of party headquarters at KachiChawni when Jugal Kishore Sharmaand Ashok Khajuria, along withMLAs Sukhnandan Kumar and ShamChoudhary, National ExecutiveMember & State Chief SpokespersonDr Jitendra Singh, State Vice

President Chandra Prakash Ganga,State Gen Secretaries Kavinder Guptaand Bali Bhagat, Munish Sharma, SatSharma (CA), Yudhvir Sethi, SanjivSharma, and several other state anddistrict functionaries, started movingfrom BJP hqrs. towards Rajouri ataround 10'O clock in the morning.Following this,a large scale scuffletook place with the police but theworkers managed to proceed andensured the onward march of most ofthe state leadership. The party motorcavalcade was again stopped at Muthi

by the police and arrested manyworkers of the BJP including OmiKhajuria, Narinder Singh, JoginderSingh, Pawan Slathia, MukeshSharma, Satish Kumar, VijayChoudhary. However, police failed inits devious plan of preventing theonward march of the BJP leadershipup to Sunderbani having put up barri-ers at Domana, Akhnoor and else-where enroute.At Domana the police, in the mosthighhanded manner, violentlystopped the BJP activists and tookinto custody, Ashok Khajuria,Chander Prakash Ganga, MLASukhnandan Kumar, Karan Singh

alongwith others. Because of theextreme violence indulged in by thepolice Ashok Khajuria's vehicle go tseverely damaged.The marching BJP workers were thensubjected to obstruction by the policeat Akhnoor where they arrested SatSharma (C.A), Sanjiv Sharma, SurajSingh, Manmohan, Chaman LalKanathia, Daljeet Singh, SurjeetSingh, Kuldeep Sharma, PuranSharma, Baba Purshotam and others.At Sunderbani the J&K Police had

put up a massive barrier with hugenumber of police personnel manningthe same and the march was stopped.However, they could succeed onlyafter having arrested Jugal KishoreSharma, Gulam Ali Khatana, ShamChoudhary, Sushil Sudan, JarnailSingh, Suram Singh, Bashir AhmedKhatana and others.

Steps being...said his Ministry has sought a report

from the Jammu and Kashmir gov-ernment on the possible lapses withregard to the incident. He also saidBorder Security Force (BSF) and theArmy are also inquiring into the inci-dent in which three terrorists carriedout the audacious attack in Jammuregion, killing ten people, includingan Army officer on September 26.Dressed in Army fatigues, the terror-ists stormed a police station and then

an Army camp in the area.Meanwhile, the Home Ministry alsorejected suggestions that its ambi-tious project 'Udaan'-- a unique jointinitiative between the governmentand corporates aiming at providingskills and enhancing job opportuni-ties for youth of Jammu and Kashmirwas a "non-starter".Home Secretary Anil Goswami saidthere have been some concerns of thecorporates who are involved in thisscheme and those issues are beingaddressed."We have told the recruiters that ifyou inform us about your recruitment

dates in 30-35 days in advance wecan help you by arranging the logis-tics.... We will do things in advance,"he said.57,000 students from the state are

being targeted for employment-ori-ented training through the scheme runin collaboration with the NationalSkill Development Corporation(NSDC).Goswami said background checksand verification of the selected candi-dates are being done "as expeditious-ly as possible".During the interaction, Shinde, whilereplying to a question about SGPChonouring the assassins of formerArmy chief A S Vaidya in Amritsar,said such things "should not beencouraged".On the issue of killing of Indian fish-ermen allegedly by Italian marines,Shinde said the NationalInvestigation Agency (NIA) is takinglegal opinion from the AttorneyGeneral. To a question on the probe

by NIA in the case of killing of topCongress leaders in Chhattisgarh, theHome Minister said rains in the statehad hampered the investigation forquite some time.

He said the probe report on the arrestcase of suspected militant LiyaqatShah is also awaited from NIA.On finding of CBI about the status ofIshrat Jehan, the Minister said shewas girl from Navi Mumbai and aninquiry is on in the encounter case.

Saroori lashed ...of which 1.5 crore is for restoration

of infrastructure and balance for pay-ment of ex-gratia relief to the affectedfamilies," Minister for Revenue andRehabilitation said in its reply."DC Kishtwar has been provided 5.69crore for meeting the expenses onaccount of payment of ex-gratia for

private property and so far no fundshave been demanded for restorationof infrastructure," it said.Government said that in Ramban dis-trict, the damages were negligible;however 25 lakh were released infavour of DC out of which the expen-diture is 5 lakh. The concernedMinister said that free ration has beensanctioned in favour of all the affect-ed families for three months.However, the government said noth-ing about the steps taken to ensure-transparency in the process asdemanded by the MLA Saroori.In view of the winter approaching,government said, "As per SDRFnorms Rs 70,000 is being paid to suchfamilies whose houses were fully

damaged. However for temporaryshelter 5579 tents were made avail-able in District Doda and Kishtwar."Meanwhile G M Saroori, an MLAfrom Inderwal, also lashed out atcoalition partner National Conferencefor its indifferent approach."If things remains the same then wehave to think in future whether to allywith you or not," Saroori said while

participating in a discussion in theLegislative Assembly on healthcareinfrastructure.Speaking on the issue during the dis-cussion, Congress MLA, GM Sarooriwarned that the coalition Government

is in danger if it doesn't sanction 20Primary Health Centres to districtDoda and Kishtwar..

Reserve seats...while moving the resolution said that

females constitute around 50% of thepopulation of the state, and if we seethe employment figures, the femalesconstitute only 18% in the stateemployment, which is a matter ofgrave concern. In some of the depart-ments there are no females at all. InKAS (Sr Scale) there are only 12%females whereas in KPS the figure is

just 3%. In CID the figure is 2%,PHQ 0%, Jammu Zone (police)2.86% and Kmr Zone (Police) 1.91%.To empower the females, the need ofthe hour that we take some bold stepsfirstly to provide them the opportuni-ty for reservation in professional/technical courses and secondly wehave to provide reservation in GovtJobs.

Organisation for...independent and autonomous organi-

zation that has, through inspections,destruction and by other means,sought to uphold the ChemicalWeapons Convention drawn up in1992-93 to prohibit the use, produc-tion and storage of chemicalweapons. The organization is head-quartered in The Hague, Netherlands,has 189 member states and is led byGeneral Director Ahmet zmc.

Sagar misleading ...of the best things of Indian

Panchayati Raj Act should be incor-porated so that Panchayati systemcould be made more viable," he said."State Panchayati Raj Act authorizesa Block Development Officer to dis-miss any Panchayat while our point isthat higher authorities should betaken into confidence before dismiss-ing any Panchayat on account of mal-

practices. This point is present inIndian Panchayat Raj System and theCongress party is of the view thatsuch useful things should be acco-modiated in State Panchayat RajAct," Mir said adding that Sagar isharping on special status and misin-terpreting the facts. Pertinently,

National Conference leader a nd min-ister for Rural DevelopmentDepartment and Panchayati Raj, AliMuhammad Sagar, on Thursday ruledout extension of the 73rd amendment

of Indian constitution to the Statestating that J&K has its ownPanchayati Raj Act where almost all

provisions of the 73rd amendmenthave been applied.

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SRINAGAR, OCT 11:Minister for R&B, Mr.Abdul MajidWani in reply toa discussion under Rule51(1) raised by Mr. G. N.Monga regarding construc-tion of Jatti BridgeBaramulla, said that out ofthe Rs 3 crore amount,announced by the ChiefMinister in June this year for

resuming the work on thesaid bridge, the Planning

and DevelopmentDepartment has alreadyreleased Rs. 1.5 crore andthe construction work on the

bridge has been resumed inthe month of August.Underscoring the need forearly completion of the JattiBridge, Mr Wani said thatwith the construction of the

bridge major chunk of the

traffic including ArmyConvoys currently passing

through the Towns centralchowk resulting in frequenttraffic jams will passthrough this bye-pass routeand relieve pressure on theexisting route. He said exe-cuting agency has beenasked to construct the bridgeon fast-track basis addingthat as announced by theChief Minister, funds will be

released at regular intervalsto complete the project.

Rs 1.5 cr released for Jatti Br idge: WaniFunds to be released regularly for timely completion

POONCH, OCT 11-Maintaining that the govern-ment has already put in placea mechanism for ensuringsustained development of theRural and far-flung areas, theMinister for RuralDevelopment andPanchayati Raj, Mr. AliMohammad Sagar has saidthat remarkable progress has

been registered in elevatingsocio-economic profile ofthe people as a result ofwhich certain opposition

parties have got frustra ted.The Minister was addressinga huge public gathering atPoonch today, Minister ofState for TechnicalEducation, Power, RuralDevelopment, Mr.VikarRasool, legislators AjazJan, Jehangir Mir, DeputyCommissioner, Poonch, Mr.Sajad Ahmad Khan, Director

Rural Development, Jammu,panche s, Sarpan ches andother senior officers of thedepartment were present onthe occasion.

The Minister said that eversince the present governmenttook over it has been theendeavor to ensure that the

pace of development in vari-ous areas of the state areaccelerated besides introduc-ing new schemes and pro-grammes for the welfare ofthe people."It is a recorded fact that the

presen t governme nt hasensured that the develop-ment in every sphere of life

be it social, economical orpolitical. It was due to theefforts of the governmentthat the Panchayati Raj elec-tions were held inspite of theopposition from certain vest-ed interested parties, andafterwards a vibrant andempowered PRIs were put in

place", the Minister main-tained.Mr. Sagar said that the peo-

ple should come forward andavail maximum benefit ofthe various schemeslaunched by the governmentand by doing so they would

be providin g the muchrequired feedback abouttheir implementation andimpact on the ground level.He said that clear instruc-tions have been passed to theofficers to involve thePanchayati RajRepresentatives in imple-mentation and formulationof various welfare pro-grammes of various depart-ments and any official devi-ating from the same wouldnot be tolerated.

Minister of State forTechnical Education, Power,Rural Development, Mr.VikarRasool while speakingon the occasion highlightedthe various initiatives under-taken by the government forensuring the sustained devel-opment of the state maintain-ing that the developmentregistered by the present

government has no parallelsin the annals of the history.The legislators Mr. JehangirMir and Mr. Ajaz Jan alsospoke on the occasion.

Mechanism for ensuring sus-tained dev put in place: Sagar

JAMMU, OCT, 11: The SBIRural Self EmploymentTraining Institute (SBIRSETI) Reasi and Lead BankOffice Reasi organized anEntrepreneurship AwarenessProgramme at Ransoo in asso-ciation with SBI RansooBranch. LDM, Rohit Mehta,while addressing the gather-ing, explained the concept,why and how of financialinclusion. He expressedthanks to Dr. ShahidIqbalChoudhary, DDC Reasifor his initiatives and supportin all activities that help ame-liorate the lot of poor, under

privileged and youth. He alsoreplied a number of queries ofyouth. S K Kandroo, DirectorSBIRSETI, assured full sup-

port like training, credit link-age through subsidy oriented

govt. sponsored schemes andother logistics free of cost,handholding for two years toensure that youth take upactivity of their interest thatensures them self-employ-ment and income generation.As many as 50 youth includ-ing females participated in thecamp. Ajit Kumar, representa-tive from Shri Shiv KhoriShrine Board, ParveenKumar, BM SBI and J KKhajuria, BM J&K Bank andSuram Singh, Gram Sevakwere present on the occasion.SBIRSETI Reasi is shortlystarting training programmeon "Mushroom Cultivation","Multi Phone Servicing" and"Plumbing and SanitaryWorks" for which interestedyouth are requested to enrollthemselves immediately.

SBI RSETI organizes entrepreneurshipawareness programme at Ransoo

Power Shut DownJAMMU: In order to carryout urgent and preventivemaintenance (branch cutting) of 11 KV feeders and LT ofdistribution transformers inthe sub-division-1 GreenBelt and Gandhi Nagar, the

power supply to the areaslike Green Belt, Gandhi

Nagar AD, BD, D C blocks,PHE, MAM College, AmarSingh Club, Police,Polytechnic will remainaffected on October 14 andOctober 15.Besides, the areas includingAC block VIP installationGovt quarters, A blockGandhi Nagar and itsadjoining areas will remainaffected at the feedersincluding RC-1, RC-3, RC-5 and JDA-6 on October 21and 22 from 7 a.m. to 12noon.

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URI, OCTOBER 11: Asking people toextend a helping hand to Government inits development agenda, Minister forMedical Education, Youth Services &Sports, Taj Mohi ud Din on Friday saidthe all round development of the Statehas been a priority with presentGovernment and many big ticket proj-ects and schemes were operationalisedduring the last five years.Addressing a series of public meetingsat Jabla and Gawalan, just a few kilome-ters inside the LoC, the Minister asked

people to stand guard these achieve-ments and they should look through thedesigns of vested interest elementswhich have no sympathy with them andare in fact harming their interests.Responding to local demands, theMinister assured the people that hewould get the establishment of somemiddle and primary schools in the areain view of growing number of studentsexamined by the concerned Department.He said the area has seen a revolution inroad connectivity and many previousrugged terrains have now been convert-ed into motorable roads.He said the area has good facility in

terms of healthcare and schools whichwould be further strengthened. Mr. Tajsaid the border town of Uri has seen a

turnaround during last decade and the

day is not far when cent per centachievement would be recorded in criti-cal sectors like power distribution, watersupply, education and healthcare. TheMinister said that water supply distribu-tion in Uri, which was 26% ten yearsago, has risen to 97%, among the high-est in the State. So is the case with

power distribution, he said, which hasrisen from 34 % in 2002 to 85%. He saidsoon cent per cent coverage in water and

power distribution would achieved inthe town. Mr. Taj said it was during histenure that Uri got the first college, threehigher secondary schools and 16 highschools. He said the number of middleschools, which stood at 26 before hisrepresenting the area, rose to 95.

Similarly 200 more primary schools

were opened in the area taking the num-ber to 270. The Minister said there wereno filtration plants or lift irrigationschemes in Uri and 46 such filtration

plants a nd seven lift irrigation schemeswere set up during the last decade or so.He said the road length in Uri stood at

75 kilometres in 2002 which has beenincreased to a whopping 500 kilometresor more as more and more areas andhabitations are being covered throughroad networks. Mir Mushtaq Nowshehrialso spoke on the occasion and appealed

people to strengthen the present coali-tion government. Earlier, on his arrival,the Minister was accorded a rousingreception by the people of the area whohad turned up in traditional colourful

attires to greet him.

KARGIL, OCTOBER 11: DescribingJ&K a symbol of unity in diversity, theMinister for Tourism Mr G. Ahmad. Mir

on Friday said that despite having variedcultures, religion and languages all thethree regions of the State -Kashmir,Jammu and Ladakh- is a single entity.Speaking at the inaugural function of theKargil and Zanzkar Festivals during histour to the district, the Minister said thatJammu and Kashmir is famous all overthe world for its distinct tourism poten-tial and hospitality adding that all outefforts are being made to market vasttourism potential of the State in theworld of Tourism.Thousands of audiences and a largenumber of foreign as well as domestictourists witnessed the highlights of thefestivals, that depicts the rich culturalethos besides magnificent splendour ofthe region which mesmerized the audi-ence and received applause from everyone present on the occasion.Minister of State for InformationTechnology, Mr Feroze Ahmad, ChiefExecutive Councillor, Kargil HillDevelopment Council, Haji AsgarKarbalie, Executive Councillor,Tourism, Skyzalng Wangyal, DirectorTourism Kashmir, Chief ExecutiveOfficers of Kargil and ZanskarDevelopment Authorities besidesOfficers of district administration were

present on the occasions.Complimenting people of Kargil, espe-cially the Hill Development Council,Tourism Department and concernedtourism Development Authorities fororganizing the festival-presenting the

true colour of the rich cultural heritageof Kargil-Zanskar, the Minister said thatLadakh's beauty and charm is uniqueand incomparable. He urged upon the

people to s afeguard the matchless her-itage of Ladakh for the posterity.Giving details about upcoming tourisminfrastructure in Kargil, the TourismMinister said that the region possessGod's gifted bounty with amazing

panoramic landscape and enchantingrugged terrain with Nature expressing itsdifferent moods to match each seasonand urge of visitors. He asked the peopleof Kargil to show good hospitality sothat more tourists visit this place whichwill help to give impetus to socio-eco-nomic activities in the region. He alsothanked UPA, Chairperson Smt. Sonia

Gandhi and Prime Minister, Dr.Manmohan Singh for their constant sup-

port to this region.The Minister said thatfor promotion of tourism the govern-ment has expended Rs. 32 cr throughvarious Tourism Development

Authorities. He said tourism develop-mental projects had been taken up at anestimated cost of Rs 25 crore in Kargilunder the Centre and state plans againstwhich Rs 17.69 crore were expended tillthe last fiscal. He said Rs 1.50 crorehave been allocated under State plan toRDA for creation of tourist related infra-structure in Kargil.Mir said that the the government had

expended Rs 14.01 crore on the tourist-related infrastructure in Zanskar andPadum destinations under the Centreand state plans so far.He said the development of tourist desti-nation at Zanskar was completed at acost of Rs 465.51 lakh, while beautifica-tion of Padum and its adjoining touristresorts was apace at a cost of Rs 399.16

lakh against which Rs. 139.73 lakh wereexpended till date. He directed the con-cerned that keeping in view short work-ing season in the region redouble theirefforts for time bound completion oftourist facilities in the area.

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House adjourned sine-dieSRINAGAR, OCTOBER 11: Chairman, J&K LegislativeCouncil Mr. Amrit Malhotra on Friday adjourned the Housesine-die.

Godowns, Sale Outlets toremain open on Oct12th, 13thSRINAGAR, OCTOBER 11: According to an hand outissued by the Directorate of Consumer Affairs and PubicDistribution, it is to be informed to the general public that inview of ensuing Eid-ul-Azha all the Central Godowns andSale Outlets of Kashmir Valley shall remain openon 12thand 13th October,2013.

Inf Deptt condoles demise of Dr Nasir's motherSRINAGAR, OCTOBER 11: The Information Departmenton Friday held a condolence meeting under the chairman-ship of Director Information, Mr. Zaffar Ahmad to condole

the sad demise of the mother of Deputy DirectorInformation (PR), Srinagar, Dr. Nasir Lone.The meetingobserved two minutes silence to pay respect to the deceasedand prayed for peace to the departed soul. Her Chaharumwill be observed on 14th October 2013 (Monday) at thefamilies ancestral graveyard.

Power Shut DownJAMMU, OCTOBER 11: In order to carry out urgent and

preventive maintenance (br anch cutting) of 11 KV feedersand LT of distribution transformers in the sub-division-1Green Belt and Gandhi Nagar, the power supply to the areaslike Green Belt, Gandhi Nagar AD, BD, DC blocks, PHE,MAM College, Amar Singh Club, Police, Polytechnic willremain affected on October 14 and October 15.Besides, the areas including AC block VIP installation Govt

quarters, A block Gandhi Nagar and its adjoining areas willremain affected at the feeders including RC-1, RC-3, RC-5and JDA-6 on October 21 and 22 from 7 a.m. to 12 noon.

Kissan Mela to be held at Bani on October 15KATHUA, OCTOBER 11: The Department ofHorticulture Kathua is going to organise Horticulture KissanMela cum fruit show on 15th October 2013 at Bani underthe scheme Horticulture Mission for North Eastern andHimalayan states (HMNEH). The department has appealedthe panchs and sarpanchs, farmers, fruit growers and

orchardists of the tehsil to ensure maximum participation inthe mela to get firsthand knowledge of various schemes andprogrammes initiated by the government under hortic ulturesector.

Malhotra thanks Members, administration,media for smooth conduct of council businessSRINAGAR, OCTOBER 11: Chairman, LegislativeCouncil, Mr. Amrit Malhotra on Friday thanked the mem-

bers for contributing towards the smooth conduct of the pro-ceedings of the session adding that the members raised sev-eral public importance issues and articulated the demands ofthe public in the House. He thanked the civil and policeadministration for having responded to the needs of theHouse and providing full support in the conduct of theHouse business. The Chairman also thanked the media forcomprehensive and detailed coverage of the session.

4 RR distributed furniture to GMS Dalain ,BhaderwahMOHD MAJID MALIKBHADERWAH,OCT 11: As a part of ongoing process ofwining hearts and minds of the local people the Army 4 RRhas been constantly undertaking a variety for projects forwelfare and education of locals . The 4Rashtriya Rifleslocated at Bhaderwah under the aegis of counter insurgencyForce took an initiative and donated furniture toGovernment Middle School Dallian , Bhaderwah here todayunder project Operation Sadhbavana . CO 4 RR ,SDMBhaderwah Bupinder Singh ,ZEO Bhaderwah and Sarpancsof the area were also present on the occasion .A small cul-ture programme was also presented by students . THe stu-dents who were on tour to Bhaderwah from GreenwoodSenior Secondary School from Rampur ,UP were alsodelighted and impressed by the efforts of Army 4 RR indevelopment in the area and contribution by Army.

SRINAGAR, OCTOBER11: The Minister of State forCA&PD, Information andPower, Mr. Vikar Rasool onFriday directed the officers toensure adequate availabilityof foodgrains and conduct

regular inspection of marketsto regulate the market ratesespecially in view of Id-ul-Zuha festival.The Minister was addressingofficers during a reviewmeeting convened to takestock of availability of food-grains in view of the Id-ul-Zuha and Mouharam.Secretary CA&PD, Mr.Mohammad Abbas Dar,Director CA&PD, Mr.Mushtaq Ahmed, JointController Legal Metrology,Deputy Director CA&PD,Jammu, Assistant Directorsof different districts, repre-sentatives of IOCL, VPCLand HPCL attended the meet-ing.Mr. Vikar directed the offi-cers to keep the ration depotand fair price shops and

godowns open even duringholidays as well to ensure thedistribution of foodgrains tothe people. He said that wehave to ensure that the peopledo not face any inconven-ience on account of availabil-ity of essential especiallyduring the Id-ul-Azha.The Minister also asked theofficers of Legal Metrologyto conduct regular marketchecks to ensure that thegoods are not sold at exorbi-tant rates and directed themto ensure the stability of price

of various essential com-modities. He said that strictaction under rules should betaken against the shopkeep-ers found indulging in profi-teering and black marketing.The meeting was told thatvarious mandies have beenestablished on temporarily

basis for sell ing of sacrificia lanimals which includesIdgah, Rowalpora, ZaindshahMasjid, Rainawari etc. inSrinagar and similarly meas-ures have been taken in otherdistricts and Jammu division.

It was also given out that therates of mutton and otherfood items has also beenfixed by the CA&PD depart-ment.Mr. Vikar also asked the rep-resentatives of various OilCompanies to ensure ade-quate availability of LPG. Healso asked the officers toensure that special thrust isalso is given to the rural, far-flung and hilly areas toensure adequate availabilityof essential commodities tothe people.

ANANTNAG, OCTOBER11: Divisional CommissionerKashmir, Mr. ShalindarKumar on Friday reviewedthe summary revision of elec-toral rolls 2014 here. DistrictElection Officer, Dr. FarooqAhmad lone, AEO and allother AEROs of all the con-stituency of Anantnag districtwere also present on thisoccasion.AEROs of Anantnag Districtappraised the DivisionalCommissioner about the lat-est status of electoral rolls inthe district.The Divisional

Commissioner impressed

upon all AEROs to sensitizeBLOs and BLAs of respec-tive constituencies to ensurecent percent EPIC ratio andER ratio at all 307 pollingstations of the district.Mr Kumar asked the con-cerned officers to make nec-essary additions, deletionsinsertions and transpositions

by i nspecting all the pollingstations and involving con-cerned BLAs. For updatingof migrant record it wasimpressed upon all the offi-cers to visit their camps atUdhampur and Jammu inconsultation with the Relief

Commissioner.

Vikar for ensuring availability offoodgrains, controlling market rates

G. A. Mir inauguratesKargil, Zanskar Festivals

Says Kargil emerges prime tourist terminus

Div Com reviews SummaryRevision of Electoral Rolls 2014

BUDGAM, OCTOBER 11:Minister for Roads &Buildings and MechanicalEngineering Mr. Abdul MajidWani today laid the founda-tion of Bridge at Sail Arizal,Budgam.The 3X 20 metrespan steel plate girder bridgewould be constructed at anestimated cost of Rs. 3.51crore over Sukhnag nallahand is expected to be com-

pleted by November, 2015.Addressing the public gatherafter foundation laying cere-mony, the Minister reiteratedthe commitment ofGovernment for providingroad connectivity to theunconnected hamlets of thestate, saying that all the left-

out habitations would be con-nected through PMGSY, theflagship programmelaunched by the UnionGovernment. He said thatwith the construction of

bridge at this point, a longpending demand of the peo-ple would be fulfilled. He

said the bridge would provideconnectivity to dozens of vil-lages of the area includingRawatpora, Khag Drung,Sutharan, Habbar, Lassiporaand Sail, besides provideeasy access to the people dur-ing rainy season.TheMinister termed peace andnormalcy pre-requisite fordevelopment, saying that thetempo of development can becarry forward only whenthere is peace.Highlightingthe importance of road con-nectivity, Mr. Wani said thatroads acts as arteries to pro-motes trade and commerceactivities in the area and helpin ameliorating the socio-economic conditions of the

people. The road connectivi -ty helps in exchange cultureand socials values from one

place to another, he main-tained. Referring to con-struction of Mughal road, theMinister said that its con-struction has provided easyaccess to the people of twin

districts of Poonch andRajouri, besides an alterna-tive route to Kashmir andJammu divisions of the State.MLA, Khansahab, HakeemMohammad Yaseen whileaddressing the gathering saidthat the politicians shouldrise above the party lines andwork for the welfare of the

people of t he State . He saidwith the construction of the

bridge, the people ofKhansahib and Beerwahareas are benefitted by wayof connectivity with adjoin-ing villages. It is the fourth

bridge to be construct ed overSukhnag Nallah, he added.Later, Mr. Wani laid the foun-dation of Guest House at

Bugroo, Khansahib.Spread over 2368 sq ft, thesingle storey Guest Housewould be constructed at anestimated cost of Rs. of 95.09lakhs. The project equippedwith modern facilities and isexpected to be completed byMarch 2015.

SRINAGAR, OCTOBER 11: Withsuccessful campaign for introduction ofKissan Credit Cards(KCC) among thefarmers, Minister for Agriculture, Mr.Ghulam Hassan Mir on Friday said thatout of 12 lakh farmer families 7 lakhKCC's has been issued in the state tilldate.The Minister said this while reviewingthe progress of implementation of KCCscheme in the state. The aim of thescheme is to provide easy credit facili-ties to the marginal farmers of the state.The Meeting was attended byCommissioner Secretary Agriculture

production, Dr. Asgar Samoon, DirectorAgriculture, Kashmir, PeerzadaMushtaq, Deputy Genral Manager,

NABARD and representative of Jammu& Kashmir Bank and other senior offi-cers of agriculture and revenue depart-ment.The Minister directed the revenue and

bank authorities to clear al l the pendingcases as early as possible which are nec-essary for achieving the 100% percent

target. The direction was also passed tobank authorities to explore the possi bili-ties to cover the cocoon growers andthose farmers with no land holding but

perform farming on tenancy basis, underthe KCC's scheme.The Minister said that easy availabilityof credit facilities to the farmers particu-larly marginal farmers will help boostthe agriculture activities in the state

adding that it will also help in introduc-tion of farm mechanization in the sector.The Meeting was informed that Rs 595cr credit facilities have been provided tothose 1.71 lakh Kissan Credit Card hold-ers who opted to avail the benefit in 12districts of Kashmir division. TheMinister called upon all KCC holders tocome forward and avail the benefitsunder the scheme.

Rs 595 cr credit facility provided by banks to1.71 lakh KCC holders of Kashmir division: Mir'Says 7 lakh KCC's issued out of 12 lakh farmers in J&K'

All round development of State a priority: TajHealthcare, edu facilities in vi llages near LoC would be further str engthened

SRINAGAR, OCTOBER

11: With successful cam-

paign for introdu ction of

Kissan Credit Cards(KCC)

among the farmers, Minister

for Agriculture, Mr. Ghulam

Hassan Mir on Friday said

that out of 12 lakh farmer

families 7 lakh KCC's has

been issued in the state till

date.

The Minister said this while

reviewing the progress of

implementation of KCC

scheme in the state.

The aim of the scheme is to

provide easy credit facilities

to the marginal farmers of the

state.The Meeting was attended byCommissioner SecretaryAgriculture production, Dr.Asgar Samoon, DirectorAgriculture, Kashmir,Peerzada Mushtaq, DeputyGenral Manager, NABARD

and representative of Jammu& Kashmir Bank and othersenior officers of agricultureand revenue department.The Minister directed therevenue and bank authoritiesto clear all the pending casesas early as possible which arenecessary for achieving the100% percent target.The direction was also passedto bank authorities to explorethe possibilities to cover thecocoon growers and thosefarmers with no land holding

but perfo rm fa rming o n ten-ancy basis, under the KCC'sscheme.The Minister said that easyavailability of credit facilitiesto the farmers particularlymarginal farmers will help

boost the agriculture activi-

ties in the state adding that itwill also help in introductionof farm mechanization in thesector.

7 lakh KCC's issued out of

12 lakh farmers in J&K: Mir

SRINAGAR, OCTOBER11: Minister of State forPower, Mr. Vikar Rasool,while replying to a clubbedCalling Attention Notice ofDr. Syed Bashir Ahmad Veeriand Abdul Majid Bhat, saidthat the there is no districtwise or constituency wise

disparity adopted in billing ofconsumers. The electricitytariff is fixed by the Jammuand Kashmir State ElectricityRegulatory Commissionwhich is an AutonomousConstitutional Organizationestablished under J&KElectricity Act.

The Minister said that thedomestic tariff is fixed eitheron metered or on flat rate

basis. Metered consumers arebeing charged as per theenergy utilized by the con-sumers. He said that flat rateconsumers are being chargedas per the agreement load.

Wani lays foundation ofbridge, guest house in Budgam

KISHTWAR, OCTOBER11: A 'Fruit Show cumExhibition' underHorticulture Mission for

North Easter n andHimalayan states (HMNEH)scheme was organized byHorticulture department

Kishtwar at Play GroundGulabgarh Padder.The show was attended bylarge number of fruit grow-ers, farmers and locals

besides various departmentsincluding Sericulture,Agriculture, Fisheries andAnimal Husbandry.

The main attraction of theshow was stalls of apple,walnut, pear, quince andother fruitsChief Horticulture Officer,Kishtwar, R.C Putto, high-lighted various departmentalschemes and major achieve-

ments made by the depart-ment during 2012-13 in thedistrict.The farmers and orchardistswere also addressed by theexperts from SKUASTJammu, Animal husbandryand Fisheries.The speakers exhorted upon

the fruit growers to adoptnew and innovative tech-niques in farming with fullapplications of scientificknowledge.The fruit growers put forththeir day to day problemsregarding production and

marketing of the fruits.The Chief HorticultureOfficer Kishtwar assured theorchardists that all their gen-uine concerns will beaddressed by the department.On the occasion, prizes werealso distributed among thewinners of fruit exhibition.

Electricity tariff being chargedas per load agreement: Vikar

Horticulture deptt organizes fruit exhibition at Padder

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HUBLI: India A skipper CheteshwarPujara cracked his third triple ton infirst-class cricket as India A rode onhis brilliance to force West Indies Astare at an embarrassing defeat in thethird unofficial 'Test' on Friday.West Indies trail the hosts by 180runs with seven wickets remaining intheir second innings.

Pujara notched up an unbeaten 306 ina masterly exhibition of batsmanshipas India A declared their first inningsat 564 for nine just at the stroke oftea in reply to West Indies A's 268 intheir first essay, to take a substantial296-run lead.At stumps on day three, the Indianshad reduced the visitors to 116 forthree in their second innings atKSCA Stadium.The bowlers forced the Windies toporder batsmen to surrender tamelywith Zaheer Khan trapping stand-incaptain Kieran Powell leg before forsix, while Dhawal Kulkarni clean

bowled Leon Johnson for one.Right-arm medium fast IshwarPandey claimed the prized wicket ofKraigg Brathwaite leg before for 21.The right-hand batsman had been athorn in the flesh for the hosts withtwo half centuries and a century inthe series.

Narsing h Deonari ne and AssadFudadin were batting on 44 and 36,

respectively, when the stumps weredrawn. The duo had put on anunbeaten 59 runs together for thefourth wicket.With just a day left in the match,India A will look to push for victory

by making best use of mornin g con-ditions on the final day on Saturday.Captain Pujara, who became only thesecond Indian after Ravindra Jadejato score three triple hundreds, would

be expecti ng Zaheer, Abhishe kNayar and Kulkarni to come goodand help India A level the three-

match series 1-1.The day belonged to the Saurashtrianrun-machine Pujara, who displayedan innings of discipline and characterto tilt the match in India A's favour.Pujara, who had scored 302 and 352against Orissa and Karnataka in first-class matches, sweated out for nearly10 hours in the middle, grinding thevisiting team bowlers.Since November 2012, Pujara hasregistered three double hundreds andtwo triple hundreds in first-classcricket with scores of 206 not out

against England, 203 not out againstMadhya Pradesh, 204 againstAustralia, besides 352 againstKarnataka and 306 not out againstWest Indies A.Pujara, who was batting at anovernight score of 139, acceleratedthe run rate to gain a substantial leadafter Abhishek Nayar (11) and Paras

Dogra (7) were packed off by medi-um-pacer Assad Fudadin and left-arm orthodox spinner Nikita Miller,respectively, earlier in the day.The skipper played some delightfulshots as he smashed 33 boundarieswhile adding 177 runs to hisovernight score. He reached his triplehundred when he cover drove a

boundary off left -hand me dium fa stDelorn Johnson for an exquisite

boundary after facing 410 balls.Pujara saw wickets tumbling at theother end with contributions of 26, 6and 19 coming from the bats of UdayKaul, Kulkarni and Zaheer.Unlike the Indian bowlers, especially

Nayar a nd Kulka rni, West Indies Abowlers failed to swing t he ball.Nevertheless, Ashley Nurse was theleading wicket-taker for the Windieswith figures of three for 106, while

Nikita Mille r and Narsin ghDeonarine took two wickets each.Assad Fudadin and Johnson baggedwicket apiece.

Pujara cracks triple ton as India A close in on victory

MUMBAI: Champion bats-man Sachin Tendulkar will

bow out from the game,which he embellished forclose to a quarter of a century,at the Wankhede Stadium by

playing his landmark 200thTest match against the WestIndies next month.It was at this very venue thathe made his debut in firstclass cricket."Tendulkar had expressed thewish yesterday that he wantedto play his 200th match at hishome ground and the BCCI

(Cricket Board) on Fridayacceded to his request and hasdecided that the Test will beheld at the Wankhede Stadiumfrom November 14-18," saidMumbai Cricket Association's

president Ravi Savant. Savantdid not want to go into thedetails of how MCA persuad-ed BCCI to allot the game toits home venue, amidstreports that the Cricket Clubof India, BCCI's second affili-ated unit in the city, also want-ed to host the match. "I don'twant to go into the details.

Suffice it to say that the matchwould be held at theWankhede Stadium," Savanttold reporters. The Caribbeanoutfit is set to play two Tests,from November 6-10 and

November 14-18, as well asthree ODIs, on November 21,24 and 27, during its shorttour.

Sachin Tendulkar to bid adieu at Wankhede Stadium

RAJKOT: He should havebeen on cloud nine aftersmashing a match-winningunbeaten 77 againstAustralia in the one-off T20International in his come-

back match, but Indian bats-man Yuvraj Singh said hehad mixed feelings as itcame on the day SachinTendulkar retired from Testcricket. An emotionalYuvraj, who guided India toa six-wicket win overAustralia here, dedicated hisunbeaten innings toTendulkar who on Thursdayannounced that he wouldquit Test cricket after playinghis 200th match against theWest Indies next month.

"Well I don't know if I amhappy or sad. Happy that Ihit the ball and sad day thatSachin is retiring. But reallyhappy the way I hit the balland how I continued to playwell since the India A andWest Indies A seri es," Yuvrajsaid at the post-match pressconference."Definitely, I would like todedicate it to Sachin andhopefully, maybe tell him onthe phone as well. That is theleast I can do, dedicate thisknock to him. I will also liketo dedicate this knock to mymother who prayed a lot formy comeback. Everyday shehas been praying for me," hesaid.

Yuvraj dedicates match-winningknock to Sachin Tendulkar

NEW DELHI: Former Indiacaptain Rahul Dravid knewthat the time for Sachin

Tendulkar to draw curtainson his long and illustriouscareer was quite close but hehad no inkling that the veter-an would decide to call itquits with the home seriesagainst the West Indies nextmonth."You knew that it was goingto happen sooner rather thanlater. There were indicationsthat he would finish it but hewould finish that with theWest Indies tour, I did not getthat inkling," said Dravid.Tendulkar, regarded the

greatest batsman in contem-porary cricket, on Thursdaycalled it quits from Test

cricket, announcing that hewould retire after his 200thmatch which would comeagainst the West Indies,

bringing the curtains downon an extraordinary careerspanning a marathon 24years. Struggling with formfor the last two years, the 40-year-old Tendulkar, who hasscored a monumental 15,837runs in 198 Tests at an aver-age of 53.86, informed theBCCI about his decision toretire from Test cricket, put-ting an end to the intense

speculation about his future.Dravid said Tendulkar chosethe perfect time to bid adieu

to the game given that hislast Test will be his 200thoverall."It's been a great career, agreat opportunity for him andfor the whole of India...thesetwo matches to recognisewhat he has done. I think it'sa great time for him to go, ina sense the 200th Test match.It's a great occasion for him

playing in his 200th Test,probably in Mumbai and infront of his home crowd. It'sfantastic for him," Dravidtold cricket website.

Sachin Tendulkar must have known from his heart: Dravid

SHANGHAI: Rafael Nadalsurvived a fierce assault fromStanislas Wawrinka to reachthe Shanghai Masters semifi-nals Friday, staying on coursefor a potential title matchagainst Novak Djokovic, whorecovered from a set down toalso claim victory. Worldnumber one Nadal was

pushed to the limit byWawrinka in a highly compet-itive first set, but the relent-less Spaniard came out on topin a gripping tie-break lasting

more than 20 minutes. It wasone-way traffic in the secondset as he prevailed 7-6(12/10), 6-1. Top seedDjokovic kept his side of the

bargain under floodlights atthe Qizhong Tennis Center,withstanding a feisty chal-lenge from Frenchman GaelMonfils to win his quarter-final 6-7 (4/7), 6-2, 6-4.Elsewhere in last-eight action,Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and JuanMartin del Potro breezedthrough their matches instraight sets as they hunt

berths at next month's eliteWorld Tour Finals. Nadal,who has won 10 titles --including the French Openand US Open -- this year,fended off three set points forWawrinka, against whom henow boasts an 11-0 record,

before taking his fourthopportunity to win the opener.A dispirited Wawrinka ran outof steam in the second setagainst never-say-die Nadal,who regained the number oneranking this week and is chas-

ing a record sixth Masters titlein a single season. Earlier,Monfils and Djokovicswapped two service breakseach before the match settledinto a more regular groove,going to a tie-break won bythe Frenchman when the topseed went long with a back-hand. But Monfils, cutting animposing figure in his brightorange top with a shock ofdark hair, let his intensity slipat the start of the set andDjokovic immediately seizedthe initiative with a break.

Nadal, Djokovic stay on course

for potential showdown

NEW DELHI: ArunachalPradesh chief minister NabamTuki on Friday condemnedgranting of stapled Chinesevisa to two young womenarchers who were preventedat the IGI Airport from leav-ing for China to take part inthe upcoming Youth WorldArchery Championship."We strongly object to thegrant of stapled visas to twotalented sportswomen whowere on their way to representthe country," he told reporters.Immigration officials at theairport had stopped MihuMaselo and Yumi Sorang,who were the only twoarchers from ArunachalPradesh in the 24-membersquad, from boarding a ChinaSouthern Airlines flight toGuangzhou on Thursdaynight."We are an integral part ofIndia. We are Indians, we can-not be denied the right to trav-el. This is a sad day for theyouth of the state in particularand of the country as a wholewhich inspite of having somuch talent are beingdeprived due to issuance ofstapled visa," he said.The chief minister said he

would take up the matter atthe highest level and willappeal to Prime MinisterManmohan Singh to takesteps for early resolution ofthe stapled visa issue which ishampering the scope ofArunachal's people.Tuki took up the matter withthe external affairs ministryand sought its immediateintervention to facilitate thetravel of the archers of thestate to participate in theWorld Championships.He spoke to the joint secretaryin the MEA GautamBambawale, who is in chargeof Sino-Indo affairs, andsought his intervention forissuance of regular visa toenable the players to partici-

pate in the championship.The chief minister also metthe two players at his office inArunachal Bhawan here andassured all support to them.Meanwhile, vice-president ofArchery Association of Indiaand former MP Kiren Rijijuhas decided to resign from his

post in protest against theissuance of stapled visa to twoarchers from ArunachalPradesh. "Visa is anotherhumiliation to us. It is unten-able for me to continue in the

position as vice-president ofArchery Association of India.I will send my resignation let-ter once I am back from bor-der areas of ArunachalPradesh," the former MP ofArunachal Pradesh said.

Anger grows over China's act of issuing stapledvisa to young Arunachal women archers

CHITTAGONG: MominulHaque's fine knock of 181took Bangladesh close to

New Zealand's first-inningstotal of 469 on the third dayof the first Test in Chittagongon Friday.At stumps, tailenders SohagGazi (28) and Abdur Razzak(one) were at the crease withthe hosts on 380 for sevenwickets, trailing the touringside by 89 runs.Resuming on his overnightscore of 77, the 22-year-oldMominul continued hisaggressive approach to reachhis maiden Test hundred off98 deliveries.Bangladesh built theirinnings around Mominul andthe first meaningful partner-ship of 126 runs was shared

by the left-handed batsmanand Marshall Ayub (25).Mominul, playing his fourth

Test, added 46 for the fourthwicket with Shakib Al Hasan(19) and another 121 withcaptain Mushfiqur Rahim(67) for the fifth.His 181 was the third highestscore by a Bangladeshi bats-man in Tests and came off274 deliveries, including 27fours. Mominul becamedebutant paceman CoreyAnderson's second wicket ofthe day when he wasadjudged lbw. CaptainMushfiqur, who hit 10 foursand two sixes, also fell fivedeliveries later to give pace-man Doug Bracewell his sec-ond wicket. The other debu-tant, leg-spinner Ish Sodhi,

picked up his first Test wick-et and the last of the daywhen Nasir Hossain (46) top-edged a pull off the 20-year-old to be caught at mid-on byKane Williamson.

Young Mominul lifts

Bangladesh with classy 181

OSAKA (JAPAN): Formerchampion Samantha Stosurmoved into the Japan Opensemifinals with a 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 win over Misaki Doi ofJapan on Friday.Third-seeded Stosur, whowon the title in 2009, racedaway to 5-0 in the openingset but it was far from simpleafter that as Doi battled backto stir the home crowd andtake the second.The pair exchanged breaks ofservice in the third set beforeStosur, the highest remaining

seed, held out to win.Awaiting Stosur in the lastfour on Saturday is Americanteenager Madison Keys, whoreached her first WTA semi-finals with a 6-3, 6-1 winagainst Zheng Jie of China.In the other semis, Canada'sEugenie Bouchard faces thelast Japanese, Kurumi Nara.Bouchard beat BarboraZahlavova Strycova of theCzech Republic 2-6, 6-4, 6-1in their last-eight tie while

Nara defeated Polona Hercogof Slovenia 7-6 (4), 2-6, 6-1.

Stosur, Keys, Bouchard,Nara in Japan Open semis

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That the political class has failed in

Andhra Pradesh is seen by the presentpolitical crisis. Just for the sake of vote-banks, almost all the parties are playingpolitics and not caring about the lives ofinnocent people. The Centre as well asthe Congress cannot escape the blamethat it is their callous attitude which hascreated this mess. Did they not realisethat they were playing with fire whiledeciding on the separate Telanganaissue? Even the Srikrishna Commissionwas careful in giving six options. TheCentre as well as the Congress shouldhave anticipated the consequences.

Now, Seemandhra is burning and life hascome to a standstill, reminding us of oneof the earlier Telangana and Andhra agi-tations in the late 60s and the early 70s.The destruction to public property anddanger to the lives of the common manare immense. With a reluctant ChiefMinister who does not want a separateTelangana, law and order has become ahuge problem. Vested interests would

jump in to play havoc soon.Historically, Telangana was part of the

princely State of Nizam while the rest of

the Andhra Pradesh were part of theMadras presidency. The first StatesReorganisation Commission had left theissue open: That the Telangana region beconstituted as a separate State with a pro-vision for unification with Andhra Stateafter the 1961 election. But Jawaharlal

Nehru in his wisdom agreed to mergeTelangana with Andhra. Since then, ademand for separate Telangana had beencropping up now and then. TheTelangana Praja Samithi movement led

by M Chenna Reddy was one of thosemaking the demand, but Chenna Reddylater joined the Congress and merged his

party.Then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi han-dled the agitations with finesse and didnot agree to a separate Telangana orAndhra demand. Since then, there werethree Chief Ministers from Telanganaregion PV Narasimha Rao, VengalaRao and M Chenna Reddy but none ofthem encouraged the Telangana move-ment. The other Chief Ministers, includ-ing Telugu Desam Party supremo NTRama Rao or his successor NChandrababu Naidu and later Congressleader YSR Reddy too were not in favourof a separate State.The Telangana Rashtra Samithi was bornin 2001 when Mr Naidu sacked Mr K

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parties are playing for electoral gains.Andhra Pradesh had been a Congress

citadel for long and had contributed toUPA1 and UPA2 assuming power. Nowthe Congress fears it may be wiped out ifTelangana is not given. The region has 17Lok Sabha seats and 117 Assembly seats.After a secret pact with the TRS formerger, the Congress hopes to get at least15 of the 17 seats even if it gets no seats

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Politicians of the vociferous secularclan learn their tricks as swiftly as theydump their voters and democratic valuesand principles. They do so unscrupulous-ly, without any hesitation. Together, theytry hard to feed the people on the dangersof communal forces'. The PrimeMinister has recently called upon all thesecular' forces to unite against commu-nal forces. Almost simultaneously, oneof his Ministers issued a circular to all theState Chief Ministers asking them toensure that no Muslim youth is wrongful-ly arrested or detained. One wonders whyhe is so selective on religious basis.Recall the gems of pronouncementsmade earlier by the Union Minister forMinority Affairs, who wanted separatetribunals for the Muslim youth. Thisluminary is unsure of the very existenceof Indian Mujahideen. Are the twoMinisters not indulging in brazen acts ofcommunalising the Indian polity? Whyare they creating social wedges andfuelling religious jealousies and distrust?When Rashtriya Janata Dal chief LaluPrasad gets sentenced after 17 years, andRasheed Masood after over 23 years, not

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