’93 blasts: SC to decide Sanjay Dutt’s fate today The Supreme Court will pronounce its verdict in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts on Thursday. The court will also decide on actor Sanjay Dutt’s appeal, challenging his conviction and the six-year imprisonment under the Arms Act awarded to him for illegally possessing arms.

Obama arrives in Israel, pledges to fight IranMaking his first official visit to Israel, U.S. President Barack Obama pledged on Wednesday unwavering commitment to the security of the Jewish State where concern over a nuclear-armed Iran has clouded U.S.-Israeli relations. Obama assured Israel of his personal commitment to Israel’s security and delivered a blunt warning to its foes. l page 6

Maha MLAs suspended for assaulting copThe state legislature on Wednesday suspended five MLAs from the House till December 31, 2013, for assaulting a police sub-inspector (PSI) in the Vidhan Bhavan a day earlier. Kshitij Thakur (Bahujan Vikas Aghadi — BVA), Ram Kadam (MNS), Rajan Salvi (Shiv Sena), Jaykumar Rawal (BJP) and Pradeep Jaiswal will not be allowed to enter the legislature premises. l page 4

Get ready for Test world cup in 2017England are set to host the inaugural ICC World Test Championship in 2017 and India the second one in 2021, once terms have been agreed about the cut-off time for the four semi-finalists and the playing conditions. The ICC are to meet over the next two days in Auckland. l page 14

SHORT STORIES

Britain’s Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, inspects a tube train during her visit to Baker Street underground station in London. The visit was to mark the 150th anniversary of London tube.

cOlOuRS Of JOyA gulal gota expert prepares an assortment of lac colour balls ahead of Holi in Walled City on Wednesday —Suman Sarkar.DNA

court strikes down quota in seats reserved for womenDNA Correspondent l JAIPUR

In an important decision, Ra-jasthan High court has ruled that women candidates from the reserved category are not eligible for being considered for posts reserved for the general category women candidates.

A single bench of justice Manish Bhandari passed this order while hearing a petition filed by lakshmi Kanwar. The court also issued instructions to release the revised results of third grade and second grade teachers’ recruit-ment keeping in mind its order.

The court has ruled that as per section 16 of the constitution there is no discrimination on the basis of sex in public services, but as per article 15(3) there is a provision that 30% seats can be reserved for women. There-fore, the rules of reservation do not apply in this case. Women of general category are eligible to be posted on 30% posts while women of reserved category do not have the right in this category.

court said that Supreme court in its one of the previous order in Indira Sahni case has also given this judgment.

l Turn to p10

New order

Joshi-Kalyan poll ends in a drawExperts say case may be resolved by a draw of lots or toss; the lucky one will be the MLADNA Correspondent l JAIPUR

After four years of legal scrutiny and debate, the re-sult of recounting of votes for Nathadwara Assembly seat has brought union minister of roads and sur-face transport, cP Joshi at par with BJP MlA Kalyan Singh who had in a sensa-tional setback trounced him by a margin of just 1 vote in 2008 polls.

The results of recounting held on March 4, 2013 were tabled before the Supreme court on Wednesday.

According to sources, the recounting of votes has re-sulted in rarest of situation where both candidates con-testing a seat have secured equal number of votes.

“This is one of the rarest situations. Both leaders have managed to draw equal votes. l Turn to p10

New TwIST IN The TALeCP Joshi, presently serving as Union minister for surface and road transport, lost the Nathadwara Assembly polls in 2008 by 1 vote. BJP’s Kalyan Singh was declared the public representative

Joshi had filed a petition in the Rajasthan High Court which ruled Singh’s election as null and void

Singh appealed in SC which ordered recounting of votes, the results of which were tabled on Wednesday

CP Joshi Kalyan Singh

This is one of the rarest situations. Both leaders will

have to go for draw of lots or a toss. As weird as it seems, whoever wins the toss, will be the winner. —AK Jain, advocate

Cases like these are decided through draw of

lots in front of the returning officer. But the parties do not give up easily and may go for an appeal. —Sudhir Varma, ex-election commissioner

Malala returns to school, in UKLondon: Pakistani schoolgirl Malala yousafzai returned to school on Tuesday for the first time since she was shot in the head by the Taliban in October for campaigning for girls’ education.

The 15-year-old said she had “achieved her dream” and was looking forward to meeting new friends at the independent Edgbas-ton High School for Girls in Birmingham, central England, where she is now living.

Malala was flown to Britain after the attack for surgery for her head injuries and underwent several op-erations as recently as last month.

“I am excited that today I have achieved my dream of going back to school,” she said in a statement. “I want all girls in the world to have this basic opportunity.”

She added: “I miss my classmates from Pakistan very much but I am looking forward to meeting my teachers and l Turn to p10

Pakistani teenager, shortlisted for Nobel Peace Prize, goes to school first time since she was shot by Taliban

PAk TO hOLD hISTOrIC POLLSIslamabad: Pakistan will go to the polls on May 11, the presidency announced on Wednesday, in a historic general election marking the first democratic transition of power in the country’s 66-year existence. President Asif Ali Zardari, who confounded critics by keeping his fractious coalition together for a full five-year term, announced the date days after the 342-member national assembly dissolved at the end of its term. � l Full report, p6

Malala Yousufzai smiles as she walks to Edgbaston High School

cEOs buying social footprintsNupur Anand l MUMBAI

Keen to win a popularity con-test in your college? Want to prove you are more famous than your colleagues? On a more serious note, want to spread the word on social media about your start-up?

Go ahead, buy yourself some Twitter followers and facebook friends.

A simple online search throws up names of several websites where one can pur-chase Twitter followers — buyt-witterfollowers.co.in, intertwitter.

com, devumi.com and fanme-now.com, to name some.

And if facebook is where you want to increase your so-cial footprint, try morefansfo-ryou.com, fbviro.com or want-fans.com instead.

Going by Soumitra Dutta, dean, Samuel curtis Johnson School of Management at cor-nell university, it’s as if an all-new industry has come into vogue. “If you are the cEO of a company, it doesn’t look good if

you have only 100 followers and so, you can buy twitter followers. There is a certain price... all this is giving rise to an alternative industry,” he says.

Politicians and celebrities have often been alleged to buy followers, called ‘tweeps’ in Twitter parlance. Among others, uS politicians Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich and closer home, Narendra Modi, are known to have seen their Twitter followings increase exponentially in short periods. l Turn to p10 l Soumitra Dutta interview, p11

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Govt looks for ‘stringent’ words to please Tamils Iftikhar Gilani l NEW DELHI

The irony is not lost on the centre. for over a month, Indian diplomats walked a tightrope while drafting amendments to the uS-sponsored resolution on Sri lanka to be voted on at the uN Human Rights council to keep both Tamil parties and colombo in good humour. Over the past two days, though, compelled by domestic Tamil politics, Delhi has been pleading to incorporate some “stringent” words in the resolution so that congress can gain lost space in Tamil Nadu.

The centre has announced that it will move amendments to the resolution, which will be voted upon in Geneva on

Thursday. An all-party meeting

convened on Wednes-day to draft a resolution in Parliament on the issue ended inconclu-sively. Sources say the BJP, the JD(u) and the SP opposed the move, saying it will be seen as

interference in lanka’s internal affairs. It was the maverick Trinamool congress that took all by surprise by announcing its support to the centre.

The DMK and the AIADMK are refusing to let up on the issue. They are planning to block voting on budget in Rajya Sabha on Thursday. They declared at the busi-ness advisory committee meeting of the Rajya Sabha, presided by chairman Hamid Ansari, that they will not allow finance minister P chidambaram to reply in the Rajya Sabha on the budget.

Tamil parties have taken a strong ex-ception to the dilution of clause 2 of the draft resolution, which originally “urged the government of Sri lanka to imple-ment the recommendations” and also called for “an international investigation into alleged violation of human rights”.

The clause now at the uNHRc table has dropped both “international” and

“urging”. Instead, it is now a resolution that will “encourage” Sri lanka to imple-ment recommendations of the lessons learnt and Reconciliation commission and to conduct a credible investigation.

Highly placed sources told DNA that instead of an international probe into alleged war crimes in lanka, which is the DMK’s demand, a less intrusive terminol-ogy of “an internationally-accepted in-vestigation” is being touted as a proposed amendment by India.

The government has already thrown out a key demand of the Tamil parties — that the alleged war crimes in lanka be declared a ‘genocide’ in the resolution, saying it will prejudge the outcome.

External affairs minister Salman Khurshid made it clear that the govern-ment wouldn’t succumb to DMK’s tan-trums to isolate itself in the world.

Sources close to him said many coun-tries, particularly Pakistan, wants India to fall into this trap. Both India and Pakistan are currently among the 47 members of the uNHRc. l Turn to p10, More on p4

A look at the amendments that DMk wants and what the govt may go with

DMK CentreDeclare civilian

deaths during the war Lanka waged against the LTTE

as ‘genocide’

Wants Parliament to pass a resolution

against Lanka censuring it for

alleged war crimes

Wants interna-tional probe against

alleged war crimes in Lanka, not independ-

ent investigation monitored by UNHRC

May propose using the word ‘atrocities’ — a milder term — since using ‘genocide’ may go against India’s future diplomatic manoeuvres

Is consulting parties on this; BJP refuses to support it, saying “In-dia’s foreign policy cannot be compro-mised for an alliance”

May suggest an internationally-accept-ed investigation in Lanka, which a less intrusive terminology

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Yes, I know. DMK walking out will make no difference. Neither to the govt nor on prices, corruption, economy, jobs...

DEPT DIRECTS POLICE TO USE MOBILE TExT SERVICES fOR MANAgINg CHAOS, CHALLANINg LAW BREAKERS

kartikey Dev Singh l JAIPUR

In order to provide information and give instructions quickly to its lower-rank or field officials, the traffic police department is now taking help from mobile operators.

close on the heels of real time traffic updates via text messages for general public, the department has started its very own information channel for its officers. In this new system, the department will send text messages to officials, thus lowering the dependency on wireless sets and improving performance.

On Wednesday, the department issued 740 closed user group (cuG)

mobile sim cards to its personnel. According to the department, it will speed up the flow of important infor-mation and thus expediting action to

be taken on the same. “The cuG will be provided to offic-

ers across all ranks. This would help those lower-rank traffic officers who

do not have wireless sets,” said DcP Traffic lata Manoj Kumar.

“If a car gets stolen or a vehicle is driven rashly or an immediate barri-cading and inspection of vehicles is required in the city or in a particular area, the service would facilitate quick action,” said the DcP.

“The wireless has its limitation. Due to traffic or other reasons an of-ficial might not hear something properly. Sometimes voice breaks, which poses problems. But the ser-vice will greatly help the traffic con-stables who are actually present at various traffic intersections but do not have access to wireless sets. � l Turn to p10

Cops to chase traffic offenders with SMSeNTer TexTIf a car gets stolen or a vehicle is driven rashly or an immediate barricading and inspection of vehicles is required in city, the SMS service would facilitate quick action

The wireless has its limitations. Due to traffic an official might not hear something properly. Sometimes voice breaks down, our subordinates don’t have wireless sets

From p1They added that Islamabad has been closely watching Delhi’s movements to force the international community to seek an analogy with Kashmir. Moreover, a top government source said the inimical Chinese forays into Sri Lanka continue to haunt the Indian strategic establish-ment. “We need to strength-en, stay calm and be cau-tious,” said the source. “We will stay engaged across the board. Our big concern is Chinese forays into the southern neighbourhood,” said the source, appreciating that so far, Colombo has re-spected the red lines.

Maintaining that Lankan president Mahindra Raja-paksa has shown willingness to improve rehabilitation of Tamils, the source said Delhi can take credit for persuad-ing Colombo to announce provincial council elections scheduled for September.

Govt looks...

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Joshi-Kalyan...As per the rules, both lead-ers will have to gogo for a draw of lots or a toss. As wierd as it seems, whoever wins the toss, will be de-clared the winner. It’s a constitutional and legal process mentioned in books,” advocate AK Jain told DNA.

Sudhir Varma, former election commissioner also mentioned the rule for draw of lots to decide a winner. “During our time, such a case was decided after a draw of lots in front of the returning officer. The lucky one would win the election,” he said. But this is the last resort, the incum-bent usually don’t give up so easily and may go in for appeal or take the matt er to a higher bench,” he said.

Former additional advo-cate general, Kailash Nath Bhatt said, “In such cases there is only one alternative. Both leaders will have to go for a toss. There is a set procedure for it. Now the entire matter will again be referred to the election commission. After the con-sent of leaders, EC will ei-ther go for a toss or will ask them to draw slips like in a lottery. The victory solely depends on the luck of indi-viduals. This is the only rule applicable for Panchayat elections to Lok Sabha elec-tions,” he said.

Go buy...Seth Stevenson, who bought 27,000 followers on Twitter for $202, explains in a note on a website that having a large social foot-print will help “extend his influence as a journalist and bolster his personal brand”.

In rupee terms, that deal works out to just 40 paise per follower, though several websites appear to be quot-ing 66-75 paise per follower, with a promise that they will not ‘unfollow you’ for a year.

Malala returns...making new friends here in Birmingham.” Pictures showed her going to school carrying a pink backapack and wearing a black head-scarf over a green sweater.

She will be studying a full curriculum in preparation for selecting subjects for GCSEs, the exams that Eng-lish schoolchildren sit when they are aged between 14

and 16. Malala was shot at point-blank range by a Tali-ban gunman as her school bus travelled through northwest Pakistan’s Swat Valley on October 9, in an attack that drew worldwide condemnation. She has since become a global sym-bol of the campaign for girls’ right to an education and has been nominated for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize. UN education envoy and former British prime minister Gor-don Brown, who has backed Malala’s cause, said it was a “great day.”

“This is a great day for Malala, for her family — and for the cause of education worldwide,” Brown said in a statement. “By her cour-age, Malala shows that nothing — not even bullets, intimidation or death threats — can stand in the way of the right of every girl to an education. “I wish Malala and her family well as her courageous recovery continues.” Malala was dis-charged from hospital in early February after surgery to fit a custom-made piece of titanium to her skull and an electronic implant to help restore hearing to her left ear. Her father Ziauddin Yousafzai is serving as Brown’s special adviser on education and family have temporarily moved to Bir-mingham, a city with a large Pakistani population. —aFP

Cops to...Through the service, they will be able to take quick action,” said a traffic depart-ment official. Meanwhile, within two days of its start around 2,000 people of the city have subscribed to real time traffic alerts and the department is hoping that the subscribers would in-crease over time.

Court strikes...Court said that state

government has also made this provision in almost all public services. Notably, various petitions had been filed to decide on the legal opinion on weather re-served category women can migrate to 30% posts re-served for general category women after securing higher marks. The court also cleared that widows and divorcees will get 8% and 2 % reservation on these 30% seats and not on the total number of posts.

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tourism sector. Andhra Pradesh was adjudged as the best state in this category, while Gujarat stood third.

The award for best heritage hotel was given to Jaipur-based Samode Haveli. President Pranab Mukherjee gave away the awards to the winners of various categories at a ceremony at New Delhi’s Vigyan Bhawan on Monday evening. Rakesh Srivastava, principal secretary and commissioner, Rajasthan tourism department, received the award from the President.

Union tourism minister K Chiranjeevi and secretary, Cen-tral tourism department Parvez Dewan were also present. The Rajasthan Relief Riders Programme was also conferred with a special award for being the most ‘innovative and unique tourism project’. Rakesh Srivastava said, “Under the guidance of CM Ashok Gehlot and tourism minister Bina Kak, the tourism sector has progressed tremendously.”

State clinches second position in tourism development

state tourism department principal secretary and commissioner rakesh srivastava receives the National Tourism award from President Pranab Mukherjee in New delhi

DNA Correspondent l New delhi

Elections to the Karnataka legislative assembly will be held on May 5. The Election Commission has decided to go in for a single-phase poll-ing to curb electoral malprac-tices and expenditure. Count-ing of votes will be taken up on May 8.

From now, political parties will also need to think before they speak — the model code of conduct has come into force with immediate effect.

Announcing the poll schedule for the 224-member legislative assembly, chief election commissioner VS Sampath said the poll notifi-cation would be issued on April 10 when candidates can start filing nominations. The last date for filing nomina-tions is April 17 and after scrutiny the next day, the last date for withdrawal of candi-datures is April 20. The tenure

of the current assembly ex-pires on June 3. The last as-sembly polls were held in three phases.

The state is currently ruled by the BJP which is struggling ever since former chief

minister BS Yeddyurappa left the party and floated his own outfit.

The polls will be held from 8am to 5pm and electronic voting machines will be used. There are a total of 4.18 crore voters in Karnataka and 50,446 polling stations will be set up. While 36 constituen-cies are reserved for SCs, 15 are reserved for STs in the state.

Sampath said an adequate number of observers would be deployed to check general malpractices and use of money power during the elections. There will also be a stringent monitoring of paid news.

The election commission is taking elaborate measures to ensure free and fair elections. It said all significant election-related activity will be video-graphed and efforts will be made to distribute voter slips at the doorstep of every voter 3-4 days in advance.

Saffron party faces acid test in K’taka on May 5

Election commission opts for single-phase polling to curb malpractices & expenditure

We will come back (to power) with clear

majority—Jagadish shettar, chief

minister

Bangalore: As the Karnataka assembly polls were an-nounced on Wednesday, parties turned their focus on finalising probable candidates with the opposition Congress stealing a march.

Fresh from its recent im-pressive success in urban local bodies elections, the Congress party’s election committee has finalised the party’s probables list earlier this week.

Deputy chief minister and BJP leader KS Eshwarappa said consultations have been completed on selection of BJP candidates in all 224 constitu-encies, with interactions with BJP district presidents, MPs and MLAs. The party will fi-nalise the list at a meeting of the state election committee on March 23, which would then be forwarded to the central leadership for clear-ance.—PTI

Time for tickets

Six convicted in orphanage rape case

Pranali Lotlikar l MuMbaI

The sessions court on Wednes-day convicted six of the 10 accused who were arrested in connection with the Panvel orphanage rape case.

The court held that the ac-cused who are guilty of raping, harassing and assaulting the mentally challenged and handicapped girls have done a “despicable” act. It also came to a conclusion that apart from the charges slapped on the accused, one of them, Ram-chandra Karanjule, is guilty of murdering a girl at the Kalyani Mahila and Balak Seva Sanstha.

The court, presided over by a woman judge, after passing the verdict, explained all the ac-cused the judgment orders. According to the orders, the court held main accused Ram-chandra Karanjule and Deepak Kasbe alias Mayekar guilty of gang-raping and assaulting the victims. Again, Ramchandra and another accused Prakash

Khadke were held guilty of raping the victims.

Ramchandra was held guilty of murdering one girl who was in custody of the ashram, while Sonali Badade, the ashram’s superintendent, and Parvati Mavle, its care-taker, were held guilty of at-tempt to murder and culpable homicide not amounting to murder, respectively. The court also convicted Nanabhau Karanjule, a journalist, of mo-lestation. The court will decide the quantum of punishment on Thursday.

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Main accused ramchandra Karanjule (grey hair), and others come out of the sessions court after the judgment on Wednesday —salman ansari dNa

Main accused held guilty of murder too; sentencing today