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At your
service, say
police
NAOMI N
Chennai, June 13:
Next time one were to visit the local police station, an appointment
with the Inspector of Police might
not be a tough task after all, thanks
to the recent ruling by the Commissioner of Police T K Rajendran,
which has asked Inspectors to set
aside an hour each day, to attend
public grievances at their respective police stations.
According to sources, the move
came about after it was alleged
that, Inspectors were not readily
available to meet people, in few
stations.
This issue was raised at a recent
press meet with the city Commissioner, following which an hour
in the evenings for complainants,
was made mandatory.
‘This move is welcomed by the
police department. The Inspectors
will henceforth be present to attend
to the grievances from 5 to 6 pm
each day’, said Inspector Nataraj.
Another stated that they are mostly
out on rounds during evening
hours, which is why people who
come may not get to meet them.
‘Each evening, we check for activities street-by-street. We engage
in countering chain-snatching and
other offences, checking on CCTV
cameras and their recordings. We
have duty at the court as well’,
he said.
‘We are always under public’s
scrutiny, and if we are not to be
seen on rounds for even a day,
people question us as to why we
did not come. Patrolling is important as it sends a strong message
to criminals’, he stated, adding
that the department also needs to
be in close contact with the common man.
‘With the recent order, people
will know that they can meet the
Inspector without fail if they come
at the prescribed time’, he said.
‘We will be happy to sit with them
and and attend to their complaints,
thereby extending the rounds to an
hour later’, he noted.
Meanwhile, another Inspector
rued that some petitioners, after
lodging a complaint with the police, immediately approach higher
officials. ‘This sends out a wrong
message’, he stated.
Stage set for Jaya-Modi meet
CM to urge PM to address TN’s demands Additional funds to be sought
NT Bureau
Chennai, June 13:
When Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa
meets Prime Minister Narendra Modi
in New Delhi Tuesday, she would
present a detailed memorandum to
him, highlighting various issues of
the State.
According to sources, the document would seek, among other
things, financial assistance for the
State to implement various welfare
projects, formation of Cauvery
Board, steps to find solution to Sri
Lankan Tamils issue, measures
to retrieve Katchatheevu, speedy
clearance of projects and the release of seven convicts in the Rajiv
Gandhi assassination case.
CM cell official to visit R K Nagar every week
Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today said a special officer from the Chief
Minister’s Cell at the Secretariat will visit R K Nagar every Tuesday to receive
petitions from people. ‘The officer will stay at the Tondiarpet Tahsildar office
throughout the day and will get petitions from people. They will be brought
to my notice and appropriate action will be taken,’ she said in a statement.
This will be Jayalalithaa’s first visit
to Delhi after being elected Chief
Minister for the second consecutive term and for a record sixth
time. Her previous visit was in
June 2014, immediately after the
K’town crisis:
12 theatres shut
Trouble with exhibitors leads to lockdown
More cinema halls may join
M BHARAT KUMAR
Chennai, June 13:
As many as 12 cinema halls including the SSR Pankajam in Saligramam
and Ganapathiram in Adyar have
locked their gates for the last two
weeks. As a result, fans are left in
a lurch.
Apparently a feud between theatreowners and the alleged decision not
to co-operate with dozen theatres in
and around the city by Tamilnadu
Theatres Owners Association meant
that they had to temporarily shelve
screening movies.
Speaking to News Today, owner of
one of the single screens that was
shut recently, said, ‘we have been
voicing against the alleged tactics by
few theatre-owners to get big movies
screened only by them in their area.’
‘They pay huge sum to screen the
film and due to demand, hike the
ticket fare. But they cry foul that they
suffered loss and seek compensation form producers and actors. We
opposed the same’.
Also we gave a written representation to Thiruvallur district Collector
not to allow permission for special
shows on the day of release for big
releases and it added to our trouble,
he said.
‘When several screens in Kancheepuram and Thiruvallur district did not
screen Theri, a few including the
dozen screens that are shut now
went ahead and released the movie.
However officials of the association
including Pannerselvam are punishing us by issuing a no-coperation
order. We are now forced to close
our theatres’.
The lives of hundreds employed in
our theatres are at stake, he added.
He said further, ‘Theri issue was
sorted out by its producer and theatre
owners. And we wonder why we are
punished for it now’.
With Rajinikanth starrer Kabali set
for release soon, we want the issue
to be sorted out amicably. We have
no option but to represent the issue
with the State government’.
Two mishaps in city
MTC bus hits auto driver at Velacheri
Car rams into signal at Nandambakkam
NT Bureau
Chennai, June 13:
Two road mishaps that left two
men injured, were reported in the
city since yesterday, In the first incident, an MTC bus suffered a break
failure and rammed into three auto
rickshaws and a car in Velacheri last
night. It also damaged a compound
wall nearby.
According to the police, Sathish (36)
from Villupuram was driving an MTC
bus 570 (Thiruporur to Koyambedu),
on the Dhandeeswaram Road, near
the police station, when he steered to
a side to make way for a vehicle from
the opposite side to pass.
However, owing to a break failure, Sathish lost control of the bus,
thereby ramming it into three autos
and car. It also crashed into a TNEB
compound wall. An auto driver Ramanujam from Pallikaranai who
fractured his limbs in the mishap, was
admitted to a hospital.
In a separate incident at Nandambakkam near MIOT Hospital this
morning, a car rammed into a traffic
amilnadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa will visit New
Delhi tomorrow where she will meet Prime Minister
Narendra Modi and urge him to look into the State’s
demands.
Establishment of the Cauvery Management Board,
resolution of water disputes with neighbouring states
and generous financial assistance are some of the key
demands expected to be placed before the Union government when Jayalalithaa meets the Prime Minister.
Putting an end to Sri Lankan Navy arresting Indian fishermen hailing from Tamilnadu, extension of Metro rail services and implementation of final award of the Cauvery
Water Disputes Tribunal are other demands expected to
be part of the memorandum that Jayalalithaa would submit to Modi.
In the US, the shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando
which left 50 dead and 53 wounded, has sparked outrage.
The killer, 29-year-old Omar Mateen was a body builder
and a security guard, a religious man who attended the
local mosque and wanted to become a police officer.
Reports said he was allegedly infuriated over seeing two
men kissing in Miami recently.
Law enforcement officials have labelled the attack as
an act of domestic terrorism, saying Mateen had called
911 once the attacks began and swore allegiance to the
Islamic State terror group, the New York Times reported.
SMASH HIT
Remains of an autorickshaw hit by a MTC bus.
signal post. A biker who was coming
from the opposite direction suffered
injuries in the process.
Photo: C SANTHOSH
The Guindy Traffic Investigation
team has registered cases in both
the incidents.
victory of the NDA government.
The Chief Minister will undertake a
day’s trip to New Delhi on Tuesday
to meet Modi and discuss crucial
issues relating to Tamilnadu. During her visit, she is also likely to
meet Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
while a few other Union Ministers
are expected to call on her at the
Tamilnadu House.
Jayalalithaa is expected to point
out to the Prime Minister that it has
been more than three years since
the Union government notified the
final award of the Cauvery Water
Disputes Tribunal (CWDT) on sharing the waters of the Cauvery system
among the basin States of Karnataka,
Tamilnadu, and Kerala and Union
territory of Puducherry. However, the
Cauvery Management Authority has
not yet been established.
The CWDT had on 5 February,
2007 awarded 419 tmc ft of water to
Tamilnadu, 270 tmcft to Karnataka
270 tmcft, 30 tmcft to Kerala and
seven tmcft to Puducherry.
Last week, a State government
press release announced Jayalalithaa’s Delhi visit and said:
‘The Chief Minister will be leaving Chennai for New Delhi on
the morning of 14 June and will
call on the Prime Minister and
discuss important issues relating
to Tamilnadu.’
She will be returning to Chennai the
same day, the release said.
A meeting between the two took
place last August when Modi had
visited Tamilnadu.
IS claims responsibility
for Orlando attack
Says Omar Mateen was ‘soldier of the caliphate’
Washington, June 13 :
In a major development in Orlando
shooting incident, Islamic State (IS)
terrorist group has claimed the responsibility for the attack.
In a message published on the
group’s semi-official news agency,
Amaq, it described gunman Omar
Mateen as a ‘soldier of the caliphate’.
In the worst mass shooting in US
history, at least 50 people were killed
and 53 others injured when a ‘lone wolf’
gunman opened fire early on Sunday
in a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
Idol smuggling
case: Courier firm
under scanner
NT Bureau
Chennai, June 13:
In a new twist to the idol
smuggling case, a courier company based out of
Thiruvananthapuram has
come under the scanner,
for allegedly aiding in smuggling antiques from Mumbai
to Chennai via Thiruvananthapuram.
According to sources, idols
that were reported to be
missing from northern States
such as Mumbai, UP and
Bihar, have been found to
be transported to Chennai,
through the said courier company. Following the reveal,
a team of police from the
city is said to be leaving to
the neighbouring capital for
further investigations.
This comes after two consecutive days of raids at
Venus Colony in Alwarpet,
that led to the seizure of 150
idols and 50 paintings.
The exquisite sculptures
mostly belong to the Hoysala period are allegedly
sourced from temples in
south India. Meanwhile, the
HR & CE (Hindu Religious
and Charitable Endowments) has asked temples
in Tamilnadu to file reports
on missing idols.
It may be noted that
the case has caught the
attention of the entire
state, ever since the Idol
wing-CID of the Economic
Offences Wing (EOW)
seized over 100 idols
in a major crack down
at a house owned by
octogenarian smuggle
Deenadayalan (who later
surrendered) at Alwarpet.
Modi shocked over shooting
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
expressed shock over the shooting at the night club in Orlando.
Modi had tweeted, ‘Shocked at
the shootout in Orlando, USA. My
thoughts & prayers are with the
bereaved families and the injured.’
Although the statement did not clarify Mateen’s relation to the group, but
the language appeared to suggest he
was viewed as a lone wolf attacker.
A state of emergency has been de-
clared in Florida. The gunman Omar
Mateen, 29, was killed by a SWAT
team after he took hostages at Pulse, a
popular gay night club. He was armed
with an assault rifle, a handgun and an
unspecified ‘device’, said officials.
‘It appears he was organised and
well-prepared,’ Orlando Police Chief
John Mina said. Officials said the
killings were likely to be ideologically motivated, though there was
no information that the gunman was
associated with a particular group.
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A (r)oaring success
Young TN rowers show their mettle in national meet
‘It was a very
good performance
by the Tamilnadu
rowers to win
five medals - two
silver and three
bronze at the
championship.
It was possible
due to the hard
work put in by
youngsters and
coach’
The Tamilnadu team, which bagged five medals in the recent national sub-junior rowing and inter-State
sprint championship at Sri Ramachandra University, Porur.
C SHYAM SUNDAR
Some of the country’s talented
young rowers were in Porur over
the weekend to showcase their
skills in the 19th national sub-junior and first inter-State challenger
sprint championship at the stateof-the-art SRASSC Water Sports
Centre at the Sri Ramachandra
University campus.
The gleaming waters at the new
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rowers to display their skills. For
those training at the SRASSC, it
was an opportunity to translate
the hard work put in by themselves
and the coaches into success and
medals.
According to T S Sivasubramanyam, secretary, SWSC, it was a
very good performance by the
Tamilnadu rowers to win five medals - two silver and three bronze at
the championship. He said it was
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in by the youngsters and coach
Nithya.
‘A very good performance by the
(TN) rowers, I should say,’ he
told News Today. He rated the
performance of Marian Belindda
and Jothika, who won a bronze
in the under-13 doubles sculls as
very creditable. They only took up
rowing some three months ago
and winning a medal at a national
event is commendable, Sivasubramanyam chuckled.
He also said Tamilandu had some
talented swinners including Saketh
Reddy, the team captain, who will
be graduating from sub-juniors to
junior level next year.
Also, the SWSC secretary said
that the Tamilnadu lasses lost the
fours event in a close contest.
He had words of praise for coach
Nithya, a former international, who
has won medals at various levels.
‘She is doing a very good job as
a coach and knows how to handle
the youngsters and imparts quality
training.’
Know the course
SWSC is an artificial, man-made rowing
course with four lanes, located at the Sri
Ramachandra University campus in Porur.
Designed to host rowing sprint and dash
events, it is the latest course in India with
clean-treated water available 24X7.
Equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and
equipment, SWCS is engaged in promoting water sports with a vision of achieving
Olympic medals for India in the yer 2024.
A view of the new facility.
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CHENNAI
MONDAY
13 JUNE 2016
Now is the time
With a rare collection of clocks, watches,
Chennaiite eyes record books
An interesting fact is
that the Suriya movie
24 was supposed to be
shot with Kennedy’s
clocks. He was reportedly offered Rs 10 lakh
as rent but he turned
down the offer because
he didnt want to disturb the arrangement of
clocks.
His collections are
mostly made of iron.
The purity of it is so
high that none of it has
rusted till date.
There is an anniversary
clock which needs to be
wound only once a year.
Senior CPI leader R Nallakannu paying floral tributes to the portrait of
founder of Vox Foundation Gnanasambandham at a function held in
Chennai on Sunday. Vox Group chairman Ravanan and ADGP Dogra
are also seen.
Robert Kennedy
MALAVIKKA SRIDHARAN
Chennai, June 13:
This man’s heart ticks with the sound
of clocks. For Robert Kennedy, a resident of
Kodambakkam, time pieces and clocks are like
children and he has dedicated his house to them.
He is a realtor by profession but a ‘watch-smith’
by passion. A visit to his house gives one the feel
of visiting a museum of rare collectibles. Clocks that
date back to the year 1700 and those from 1950s are
prized possessions. Some of his treasures include
model of steam engine, weighing machine, coffeemakers, world’s first model of wall clocks, carriage
clocks, pocket watches, lanterns, Belgium chocolate
mould and printers that are more than 100 years old
and in working condition.
With a monthly maintenance of Rs 25,000 and
four hours of dedicated time to clean the ornaments, the mini-museum is maintained by him
with a lot of care. He has collections from
10 different countries like France, Russia,
England and Germany among others.
‘I am the only collector in India and
can say that noted collectors in Europe won’t
have
Builders Association of India - Southern Centre and Southern Builders
Charitable Trust organised a health camp for construction workers in
Chennai on Sunday. R Radhakrishnan, chairman, Southern Builders
Charitable Trust and Mu Mohan, All India Vice-President, Builders
Association of India, were the chief guests. K Venkatesan, chairman,
and S Ramaprabhu, general secretary, Builders Association of India
are also present.
School students take
‘Green Campus’ pledge
such rare pieces as mine,’ he
asserted.
The total worth of his collectibles being Rs nine crore, he guards them like his
own children. ‘Once in a while I key the clocks
and that day all of them will be ticking audibly. A
normal person cannot stand the sound for more
than an hour but I can peacefully sleep there considering it a lullaby,’ he proudly says.
His love for clocks started when his father brought
in a grandpa clock that was gifted by the English to his
grandfather. ‘My father used to narrate stories about
how in those days people came to his house to see
the time. I was thrilled whenever the clock was keyed.
There started my love story,’ Kennedy said.
Thirty-three years of collection and more years to
come, his collections would be converted into a
trust museum soon. ‘This is to make sure that my
descendants don’t misuse my treasure and the
valuables can be conserved with reverence,’
he said.
He is keen to get his name etched
in the record books.
Kennedy can be reached
at 9840689408.
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Spoken English
course for students
NT Bureau
Chennai, June 13:
The Senior Citizens Group of
Besant Nagar (SCGOBN) is conducting a course for Spoken
English and English fluency from
19 June for students and working
executives.
According to a press release, classes will be held on Saturdays and
Sundays from 5 to 7 pm, and the
topics covered include personality
development, public speaking, group
dynamics, inter-personal relationship
and interview skills. The course will
be offered free for students from
lower income groups.
SCGOBN is also running a book
bank, and students can take up to
two books for free after producing
a photocopy of their college ID card,
and the books need not be returned.
The book bank is open on Sundays
from 10 am to 5 pm.
For more details, contact V Chandrasekhar, president of SCGOBN, at
9884224480.
About embedded
systems
NT Bureau
Chennai: June 13:
A week-long faculty development
training programme on ‘Embedded
and Real Time Systems’, was conducted by Sri Sairam Engineering
College, West Tambaram, in association with Anna University at the
college premises recently.
A press note said Ashok Leyland Vice-President (Engine Development) Sadagopan Krishnan
inaugurated the programme
organised by the Department of
Electronics and Communication
Engineering of Sairam Engineering College.
Experts from the industry and
educational institutions shared their
knowledge and experience with the
participants drawn from faculty of
various colleges.
Agarwal Eye Hospital
comes to Anna Nagar
Students, who received the ‘Young Environmentalists’ certificates
with S Balaji, Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, government
of Tamilnadu.
NT Bureau
Chennai, June 13:
The importance of keeping school
campuses and neighbourhoods
clean was highlighted at a function
organised by Exnora Greater Chennai at SJT Surana Jain Vidyalaya
here recently.
Exnora Greater Chennai joined
hands with the school to organise
‘Green School & Green Neighbourhood’ project in the presence of Dr
S Balaji, Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, government of
Tamilnadu.
Balaji said the project envisaged
making and sustaining the school
campus and its surroundings green.
He led the students in taking a
pledge to make their school and
Celestial wedding
NT Bureau
Chennai, June 13:
Sri Durga Lakshmi Saraswathi temple at Madanandapuram in Porur is
organising the 15th year of Sri Radha
Kalyana Mahotsavam on 19 June. The
Radhakalyanam will be conducted by
R Ramasubramaniyan Bagavathar.
For details contact: 46, Ramachandra Street, Santhosh Nagar, Madanandapuram, Porur, Chennai-125.
Ph-24826224. website-www.uniquetemple.org.in
Music competition
Sri Suprabatha Sabha, Baroda
Second Street, West Mambalam will
organise its annual music competition
on 3 July in its premises.
A press release said, there will be various
competitions for seniors aged between
16 and 22, juniors (12 and 15) and
sub-juniors (8 and 11) on Thyagaraja
Dikshitar, divyanama, sambradaya kritis
and devotional songs. The registration
are open till 20 June. The sabha will also
conduct annual group bhajans, quizs,
oratorical, sloka and anthakshari competitions. For details, contact 2480 0440
Bhagavatha upanyasam
Jeevathmakaingaryam Anatha
Pretha Kaingarya Trust will organise
Srimad Bhagavatha upanyasam at
Sri Karumari Thirupurasundari amman
temple, Samiyar Thottam (near GRT
School), West Mambalam from 24
June to 1 July between 4 and 8.30 pm.
A press release said, scholar Veda
vidyarthi Sankararama deekshitar will
render the upanyasam.
For details, contact 98407 44000.
their surroundings green and maintain the same.
He gave away ‘Young Environmentalists’ certificates to members
of the Eco Club for their involvement in green initiatives. He also
gave away 100 saplings to the
students to implement the Green
Neighbourhood Project.
Uma N Murthy, principal, SJT
Surana Jain Vidyalaya, spoke about
the Green School & Green Neighbourhood Project and stressed the
need to make our environment green
to sustain our lives.
R Govindaraj, president, Exnora Greater Chennai, Fatheraj J
Jain, secretary, and A Tamilmani,
vice-President, were among those
present.
NT Bureau
Chennai, June 13:
Dr Agarwal’s Eye Hospital has
come to Anna Nagar with the
opening of a centre at #31, ‘F’
Block, II Avenue, on Sunday. The
new facility was inaugurated by
actor Jayam Ravi in the presence
of Dr Agarwal’s Group of Eye
Hospitals Chairman
Dr Amar Agarwal.
Agarwal’s
Speaking on
Eye Hospital
the occasion,
centre in Anna
Amar Agarwal Nagar is located at
said apart from
#31, ‘F’ Block, II
common eye ailAvenue.
ments like cataract and refractive
errors, the new super spe- ciality
eye care centre will offer treatment
for diseases like glaucoma, diabetic
retinopathy, macular degeneration,
squint, cornea conditions, cosmetic
oculoplasty, paediatric care and
computer vision syndrome.
The hospital also has facilities
Actor Jayam Ravi inaugurating the Anna Nagar centre of Dr Agarwal’s
Eye Hospital on Sunday. Agarwal’s Group of Eye Hospitals chairman
Dr Amar Agarwal is also seen.
like laboratory, pharmacy and
optical wing that offers wide range
of frames and lenses of leading
brands, he said. He also said the
hospital will offer treatment with latest technologies like PDEK where
25 microns of cornea tissue can
be implanted in a visually impaired
person and he would begin seeing
things, he said.
Amar Agarwal further said more
than 80 per cent of visual impair-
ments in India can be prevented or
treated, but are left unattended owing to lack of awareness, availablity
and cost.
Through their network of hospitals,
they want to address the issue of
accessibility, he said and added
they wish to bring a paradigm shift
in the way eye care is perceived
and practiced.
‘We will continue to invest extensively in providing better clinical experience and developing advanced
and affordable eye care solutions,’
he said.
Jayam Ravi said the newly opened
hospital has all the facilities that can
offer treatment on par with world
class quality. He also praised the
eye donation campaign kickstarted
by the hospital.
Eye donation is a good thing to do
as it helps restore vision in many
others and added that he too would
consider pledging his eyes for the
donation,’ he said.
ORGANIC FARMING TAKING ROOT
Retired teacher goes all out to create awareness on natural methods
S BEN RAJA
Chennai, June 13:
Organic farming and products
have been in the news for a
while now with some even going
for it in a full-fledged manner. It
is evident in the suburbs where
a few have taken up organic
farming in a big way.
Resource recovery parks in
Perungalathur and Mudichur
started by the NGO, Hand in
Hand, are good examples.
Following the same philosophy, Radha Rani, a retired
teacher from a government
school has set up an organic
garden surrounding her house.
This reporter caught up with her
to find out about organic farming
and it’s benefits.
Asked how she developed an
interest in the field and started
a garden at her house, she, ‘We
are basically an agricultural
family. My father as well as my
father-in-law have been cultivating crops in our hometown
in Kumbakonam for the past
50 years. We naturally started
utilising the vacant land sur-
Radha Rani
rounding our house to cultivate
plants using organic methods.’
Stating that the family had been
living in Perungalathur for some
20 years, she had right from the
beginning they had been maintaining trees and plants.
About maintaining the garden,
Radha has a word of advice:
Keeping watering it now and
then and change the soil once
in three years so that the plants
get fresh nutrients. Also to keep
pests away, spray a mixture of
ginger, garlic and green chilly on
the plant stems.
She said that the yield is great
but they don’t sell any of the
‘It all boils down
to the commitment
that one shows
in maintaining a
garden. Growing
plants and
maintaining a
garden is easy'
produce. ‘We completely utilise the produce or give them
free of cost to those in the
neighborhood.’
Radha further said frequent
cleaning is more than enough
to keep pests away.
She had some advice to people willing to set up a home
garden: ‘It all boils down to the
commitment that one shows in
maintaining a garden. Growing
plants and maintaining a garden
is easy. The long-term benefits
these plants give in return are
very good.’
She can be reached at
9940246754.
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and trees
in the house
garden.
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dta Punjab and the controversy surrounding the infamous cuts
recommended by the censor board may have had a political
motivation but it has served a useful purpose --- bringing into sharp
focus on the serious problem of drug abuse and unbridled liquor
consumption in Punjab.
It is no accident that one of India’s most progressive states is in an
utter mess with major chunk of young men consuming drugs in a big
way. All over the border villages, there are needles and syringes that
lie strewn around in the fields with men, mostly young, in pathetic
state, many of them in no condition to work and tend to the fields.
Mysteriously, the border districts of Punjab where prosperity was
all-pervasive and young men joined the army in droves have been
hit by the drugs thunderbolt. If the country and State’s establishment
are not viewing the menace with due seriousness it is downright
foolishness and myopia.
Considering that almost all the heroin comes to Punjab through the
Pakistan border, pumped in by smugglers allegedly aided by ISI,
there is grave danger in trying to mask the evil and in shielding
the bigwigs in Punjab who provide protection to the smugglers for
monetary gains.
It was this smuggler network that the terrorists who attacked the
Pathankot airbase were believed to have used. According to an
NGO website, the rate of heroin abuse among 15 to 25-year-olds
in the border districts of Punjab is as high as 75%. Since Assembly
elections are due in Punjab next year and the Akali-BJP government
fears that any adverse publicity could ruin whatever chances it has of
coming back to power, it has a stake in underplaying the drugs issue.
The State is indeed going downhill rapidly with little seriousness
to stem the tide. It is not just drugs that are driving the youth in the
state, the yearly consumption of alcohol in Punjab is touching 29
crore bottles making it one of the highest per capita consumers of
alcohol in the world! It is deemed to be a status symbol to serve and
consume liquor in huge quantities and the youth are sucked into this
habit as early as when they are at their most vulnerable age.
We may pin all blame on Pakistan which doubtlessly is playing a
sinister game by abetting the drugs menace, the cold reality is that the
State’s youth can hardly be absolved of blame. They have forsaken
their age-old reputation as bravehearts and martyrs and are going
obsessively after money and superficiality, throwing all norms of
morality to the winds. Culture is an obvious casualty. The time to
act is now or else it would be too late. Punjab must be saved from
the drug mafias.
Vijay Mallya @TheVijayMallya
Life isn’t about waiting for the storm
to pass. It’s about learning to dance
in the rain - Vivian Greene. One of my
favourites!
CHENNAI
Deadliest mass
shooting in US history
Obama denounces Orlando incident as an act of terror & hate
Reignites debates over gun law
WASHINGTON:
The obnoxious mass shooting at
Orlando nightclub, which resulted
in the death of 50 people and left
at least 53 injured, has proven the
deadliest attack in the history of
modern America after the 9/11 tragedy.
This wanton killing was reportedly perpetrated by Omar Mateen
(29), a US citizen from Port St Lucie, whose family hailed from Afghanistan. While the authorities are
still investigating whether Mateen
had inclination towards the radical Islamism, the so-called Islamic
State has claimed the responsibility for this mindless violence inside
the club in Orlando, Florida, as the
Islamic State-linked Arabic news
agency A’amaq has revealed. Notably, the massacre of Orlando had
similarities to the horrible atroci-
Shooter pledged
allegiance to ISIS in
911 call
Omar Mateen,
the Afghan-origin
gunman who killed
at least 50 people
at a gay nightclub
in Orlando in US’
Omar Mateen
deadliest
mass
shooting
incident, pledged allegiance to ISIS in
a phone call to emergency number
911 during the attack.
Mateen, a 29-year-old security
guard who was born in New York
to Afghan parents, called 911 after
his initial assault on the dance club
to pledge allegiance to the leader of
the Islamic State Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, law enforcement officials were
quoted as saying by media reports.
During the call, he also mentioned
the Boston bombers -- Tsarnaev
brothers, who carried out the Boston
Marathon bombings in 2013.
Mateen, who carried an assault rifle and a pistol into the gay club in
Orlando in the wee hours of Sunday
and killed 50 people while injuring
53 others, was later shot dead by
the police.
Mateen had twice been
interviewed by FBI agents, in
2013 and 2014, after making
comments to co-workers
indicating he supported militant
groups, but neither interview led
to evidence of criminal activity
ties recently perpetrated by Islamic
State in Paris and Brussels.
Iin the deadliest mass shooting in
US history, a rampage President
Barack Obama denounced as an act
of terror and hate.
Police killed the gunman, who was
identified as Omar Mateen, 29, a
New York-born Florida resident and
Trump calls for Obama’s resignation
Republican White House contender Donald
Trump has called on President Barack Obama to
resign for not using the term ‘radical Islamic terrorism’ to describe the gay club massacre even as his
Democratic rival Hillary Clinton backed redoubling
of efforts to defeat terror groups.
In another tweet, Trump claimed that Mateen shouted ‘Allah hu Akbar!’ as he
slaughtered clubgoers. The police, however, is yet to corroborate this claim
of Trump.
Empire State Building goes dark
New York’s Empire State Building went dark while the
spire of One World Trade Center lit up in the colours of the
gay pride flag in memory of the victims of the Orlando massacre.
The symbolic move came as the United States mourned
the 50 victims of the worst mass shooting in modern US history, gunned down at a gay club in the Florida city.
In the wake of the attack by a heavily armed assailant,
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that all flags
would be flown at half-staff in the largest US city and that
security measures have been strengthened, in particular around places associated with the LGBT community.
De Blasio told reporters that the shooting that also left dozens injured was
‘against our values.’
Son’s text to mother
Arjun Rampal @rampalarjun
Merkel pushes rule of law,
market access in China
BEIJING:
German Chancellor Angela Merkel
stressed the role of an independent
judiciary and the need for a level
playing field for foreign firms as she
begun her ninth trip to China since
taking office.
Merkel arrived in China on Sunday
amid growing pressure from industry
and rights groups to confront the
Chinese more forcefully.
The Chinese government is
overseeing a broad crackdown on
rights groups and activists, and is
facing complaints from foreign firms
about market access restrictions.
Speaking to students at a Beijing
university, Merkel explained the
importance of real rule of law.
‘This means the
judiciary decides
according to the laws
and legislation of the
country independently
of politics, and
everyone is equal before the law.
That means court procedures and
rulings have to be transparent,’ she
said.
‘If interpreted in this way, rule of
law strengthens the trust of citizens
in state institutions and its decisions.
And thereby also strengths the social
stability of a country.’
China’s courts are controlled by
the ruling Communist Party, though
President Xi Jinping is trying to
improve the rule of law and get
ordinary people to resolve their
grievances via the courts rather than
taking to the streets.
Foreign companies also need a
good legal framework, Merkel added.
‘As we see it, a legal framework for
companies also has to be designed
in such a way that foreign companies
enjoy the same rights and privileges
as domestic companies, for example
as regards public tenders, the
effective protection of brands and
patents and data.’
Donald Trump
‘Is President Obama going to finally mention the
words radical Islamic terrorism? If he doesn’t he should immediately resign in
disgrace!’ Trump said in a series of tweets as he slammed the US President
for not blaming radical Islam for the terror attack by the lone Afghan-origin
gunman Omar Mateen at a public bar in Orlando that claimed at least 50 lives.
‘He’s coming. I’m gonna die’:
Love and prayers for the people of
Orlando.God give strength to all the
victims,families and friends.Let’s all stand
tall against terrorism.
US citizen who was the son of immigrants from Afghanistan and had
twice been questioned by FBI agents
in recent years, authorities said.
Mateen’s former wife described
him as emotionally and mentally
disturbed with a violent temper, yet
who aspired to be a police officer.
He also worked as an armed guard
for the security firm G4S, the world’s
largest, according to the company.
The shooting was nearly certain
to reignite emotional debates over
American gun laws and homeland
security in what is shaping up to be
a vitriolic US presidential campaign
between Democrat Hillary Clinton
and Republican Donald Trump.
UN chief condemns
shooting
UN Secretary-General Ban Kimoon has condemned the ‘horrific’
mass shooting at a gay nightclub
in Orlando that claimed at least 50
lives.
‘The Secretary-General condemns
the horrific attack this morning in
Orlando, Florida, in which dozens
of people were killed and injured,’
a statement issued by Ban’s spokesperson said.
‘He extends his deepest condolences to the families of the victims
and expresses his solidarity with the
Government
and
people
Ban Ki-moon
of the United
States,’
the
statement said. The suspect in the
deadliest mass shooting in the history of the US has been identified
as 29-year old Omar Mateen, a New
York-born man of Afghan descent.
The casualties far exceeded those
of the 2007 shooting at Virginia
Tech, where 32 people were killed,
and the 2012 shooting at an elementary school in Newtown where 26
people died.
Poll campaigns postponed
US Presidential hopefuls Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have postponed
their respective poll campaigns in the aftermath of America’s deadliest mass
shooting in Orlando, offering prayers and support to the
victims of the horrific massacre.
‘Because of the tragic attack in Orlando, the 15 June Hillary for America campaign event with President Obama will be postponed,’ the Hillary Campaign
said.
The event in Wisconsin would have been the first joint appearance of President Barack Obama and Hillary, 68, after the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee was endorsed by the US President last week. The former secretary of state pushed for gun control and reached out to the LGBT community.
‘To the LGBT community: please know that you have millions of allies across
our country. I am one of them,’ she tweeted.
Mina Justice was sound asleep when she received the first text from her
son, Eddie Justice, who was in the gay nightclub when a gunman opened
fire, leaving 50 dead and more than 50 wounded. This is the conversation
she had over text message with her
30-year-old son:
‘Mommy I love you,’ the first message said. It was 2:06 am.
‘In club they shooting.’
Mina Justice tried calling her
30-year-old son. No answer.
Alarmed and half awake, she
tapped out a response.
‘U ok’
At 2:07 am, he wrote: ‘Trapp in
bathroom.’
Justice asked what club, and he
responded: ‘Pulse. Downtown. Call
police.’
Then at 2:08: ‘I’m gonna die.’
Now wide awake, Justice dialed 911. She sent a flurry of texts over the
next several minutes.
‘I’m calling them now. U still in there Answer our damn phone Call me.’
The 911 dispatcher wanted her to stay on the line. She wondered what
kind of danger her son was in. He was normally a homebody who liked to
eat and work out. He liked to make everyone laugh. He worked as an accountant and lived in a condo in downtown Orlando.
‘Lives in a sky house, like the Jeffersons,’ she would say. ‘He lives rich.’
She knew he was gay and at a club - and all the complications that might
entail. Fear surged through her as she waited for his next message.
At 2:39 am, he responded: ‘Call them mommy Now.’
He wrote that he was in the bathroom.
‘He’s coming I’m gonna die.’
An Indiana man armed with three assault rifles and chemicals used to
make explosives was arrested in Southern California and told police he
was headed to a West Hollywood gay pride parade, an event that annually
draws hundreds of thousands of people, authorities said.
The yesterday’s arrest in Santa Monica of James Wesley Howell, 20, of
Jeffersonville, came just a few hours after at least 50 people were shot and
killed in a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, though police said they had
found no evidence of a connection between the events.
The LA Pride event continued as usual, albeit with increased security. Los
Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the arrest at the start of the parade
and struck a defiant tone.
‘We are here as Angelenos, as the LGBT community and allies,’ he said.
‘And we will not shrink away, we will not be stuck in our homes, we will not
go back into our closets. We’re here to march, to celebrate and to mourn.’
Howell was arrested around 5 AM after residents called police to report
suspicious behaviour by a man who parked his white Acura sedan facing
the wrong way. When officers arrived they saw an assault rifle sitting in
Howell’s passenger seat, Santa Monica police Lt Saul Rodriguez said.
FIFA 17 is here
for soccer fans
Yahoo discontinues
old Messenger app
Man arrested in California had guns, explosives
Angela Merkel
AKER
NEWS Mda
China has repeatedly
of the y pledged
to increase
market access for
foreign firms and carry out market
reforms in its effort to revamp its
slowing economy. But foreign critics
accuse it of not following through on
its reform agenda and introducing
new regulations that are restricting
market access even further.
Merkel’s trip also comes in the midst
of anger in Europe about Chinese
steel exports, the robust growth
of which has come under fire from
global rivals, who have accused
China of dumping cheap exports after
a slowdown in demand at home.
‘We have to ensure that we have a
level playing field,’ she said, referring
to the steel issue.
FIFA - the bestselling football video
game franchise - is to get a story mode
in its next release. Its developer Electronic Arts announced the move at a
press conference ahead of the start of
the E3 video games expo.
The facility lets gamers develop a
footballer’s career on and off the pitch.
It marks a potentially risky move.
A similar mode in rival 2K Games’
basketball simulation NBA 2K16 was
criticised in several reviews.
Last year’s FIFA 16 was the UK’s
bestselling video game on both the
PlayStation and Xbox platforms, according to market research firm GfK.
EA posted a $1.16bn (£815m) net
profit for its last financial year, which
ended in March.
That marked a 32 per cent rise on
the previous year thanks to the success of FIFA 16 and other games
including Star Wars: Battlefront.
Behind the scenes
FIFA 17’s story mode is called ‘the
journey’, and follows the story of a
footballer called Alex Hunter.
A trailer shown at EA’s
event showed the character
with his family; being approached by an agent; and
clashing with another footballer.
Hunter was also shown playing
for Manchester United, but EA has
said gamers can opt to play at other
Premier League clubs.
Yahoo announced Friday said that
it will be ending its old Messenger
desktop client on 5 August in order to
focus its efforts on the application’s
new version.
Called the ‘legacy’ Yahoo Messenger, it will be replaced by a
n e w - er platform that works
on smartphones and
the Web.
Furthermore, the
company will be discontinuing its Yahoo Recommends feature beginning 1
September.
Shifting Efforts
As of writing, downloads of the
legacy Yahoo Messenger are no
longer available. After 5 August, us-
ers will not be able to access, log in
or send messages on the old version
or any third-party clients.
In December 2015, the company
announced a brand new Yahoo
Messenger for mobile and Yahoo
Mail on desktop. The new Yahoo
Messenger is supported by
iOS and Android.
Although Yahoo tried to
provide basic interoperation
between its legacy platform
and the new Messenger,
the company urges users to
transfer to the new version.
‘We intend to continue our focused
efforts on the new Messenger,’ Yahoo posted on Tumblr. Their goal is
to deliver the best service to users.
Enterprise
CHENNAI
Audi launches
new model in city
Food on the table,
with a pinch of salt
Conditions applicable for investors
in product processing: Govt
Audi India Motorsport racer Aditya Patel and squash
player Dipika Pallikal unveiling the Audi R8 V10 Plus
at Chennai Saturday.
NT Bureau
Chennai, June 13:
Luxury car maker Audi
launched its flagship model,
the R8 V10 Plus in Chennai
on Saturday, following its
launch in Bengaluru, a few
days ago. Starting from
Rs 2.6 crore, ex-showroom
Tamilnadu, this Audi R8 V10
Plus directly competes with
the Lamborghini Huracan
and the likes.
Speaking at the launch,
Audi India head Joe King,
said, ‘The previous model
was already the sporty vanguard of the brand. The
newly conceptualised highperformance sports car has
been made even tauter and
stronger, both on and off the
race track’.
Present on the occasion
were Audi Chennai manager
Hari Hara Sudhan, Audi India Motorsport racer Aditya
Patel, squash player Dipika
Pallikal among others. Aditya Patel and Dipika Pallikal
drove the car to the stage.
‘A high-revving mid-engine
with superior performance,
a consistently light-weight
construction concept and an
extremely dynamic chassis
with quattero drive system
and variable torque control are those things which
make the Audi R8 V10 Plus
a spearhead,’ King added.
The Audi R8 V10 Plus is
powered by a 10 cylinder,
5200cc engine belting out
a staggering 610 Horse
power. It does 100 kmph
from standstill in just 3.2
seconds with a top speed
in excess of 330 kmph. The
notable aspect is that, this
Audi R8 V10 Plus shares
50 per cent of its components with it’s race-spec
replica, the Audi R8 LMS,
it is learnt.
The power is transmitted
through Audi’s flagship, FSI
quattro four-wheel-drive
automatic transmission
which enables ultra fast
gear shifts and continuous
power transmission. The
naturally aspirated midengine has ‘cylinder on
demand’ technology which
automatically shuts down
five of the 10 cylinders
when too much power is
not needed.
Audi has loaded the car
with features and safety
equipments to the brim
with some high-tech equipments on offer. The interior
features a monoposto cockpit design with everything
focused on the driver.
‘The car also has six airbags on offer, thus taking
safety to a whole new level’,
the officials said.
New Delhi, June 13 (PTI):
The DIPP may put certain
conditions for foreign investors in the Cabinet proposal
for allowing FDI in food
processing sector.
Officials of the Department of Industrial Policy
and Promotion (DIPP) and
Food Processing Ministry
are discussing mutually
agreeable conditions to be
included in the proposal, an
official said.
The development comes
in the wake of Ministry of
Food processing asking to
put a condition of investing
25 per cent of the foreign
inflows for creating agriculture infrastructure in the
proposal.
The original proposal sent
to the Union Cabinet did
not have any condition.
Food Processing Minister
Harsimrat Kaur Badal is
demanding that foreign
players looking to invest in
the sector would have to
mandatorily invest a portion of their investments in
building infrastructure at
the farm gate level for the
benefit of farmers.
The minister is asking
for putting a condition of
investing 25 per cent of the
foreign inflows for creating
agriculture infrastructure.
However, another official said that inclusion of
any kind of condition in
the proposal may hamper
investments in the sector.
As per the original proposal, the DIPP had pro-
More ‘power’ to Tata in
a ‘well-spun’ alliance
NT Bureau
Chennai, June 13:
In a huge transaction
between two renewable
energy companies, Tata
Power has acquired the
renewable energy subsidiary of Welspun Energy for
an estimated price of Rs
9,900 crore.
A share purchase agreement was signed by Tata
Power’s subsidiary, Tata
Power Renewable Energy
Ltd with Welspun Energy
to acquire Welspun Renewables Energy Pvt Ltd.
The deal size was not disclosed and there were no
purchase comments either.
Welspun Energy is itself a
subsidiary of the Mumbaibased Welspun Group, a
multinational corporation
with interests in energy,
steel and textiles.
‘The portfolio we have
bought comprises 990 Mw
of solar power projects
and about 150 Mw of wind
power projects. Of this,
1,000 Mw is operational
and the rest in advanced
stages of execution’, said
Tata Power.
‘The assets of Welspun
Energy have been on the
block for a year,’ said senior executives.
After the new purhase,
Tata Power would have an
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renewable energy portfolio
of 2,300 Mw making them
the largest firm in this segment in our country.
‘We already have 294 Mw
of capacity, another 500
Mw of assets were being
carved out of Tata Power
through a court process
and almost 400 Mw of solar
and wind power projects
are under implementation,’
the company officials said.
The recently acquired assets
are revenue generating and
operating ones,’ they added.
‘We can further enhance
the value of these,
with our operational experience and
financial optimization. This is also a
significant step towards our objective
of having non-fossil
fuel-based capacity
up to 30-40 per cent
of total generating
capacity. The company
would participate more in
the growing cleaner energy sector via acquisitions
than bidding.,’ said Anil
Sardana, managing director, Tata Power.
‘The only investment that
has really gone well in India
is renewables. In the past
five years, we have been
one of the large renewable
energy companies in India.
We are a good participant
in this and will continue to
do that,’ he added.
posed to allow 100 percent
FDI in marketing of food
products produced and
manufactured in India after approval from the Foreign Investment Promotion
Board (FIPB).
The government is also
likely to permit businessto- consumer online selling of food products produced and manufactured
domestically.
The food processing sector has attracted $5,285.66
million FDI during April
2012 to December 2015
period.
The government had
stated that FDI in food
processing will benefit
farmers, reduce wastage
of fruits and vegetables,
give impetus to the industry and create vast employment opportunities.
Overall FDI in the country
registered a growth of 29
per cent in 2015-16. It stood
at $40 billion in that fiscal.
MONDAY
13 JUNE 2016
5
Indian manufacturers get ready
to meet Apple’s wishlist
New Delhi, June 13:
Indian electronics industry is ready to fulfill components wish list of Apple for making
iPhone in the country if the smart devices
major provides purchase commitment to
local firms, says industry body IESA.
‘If government says fall in line, industry
associations are prepared to enter into
agreement with Apple and say tell us what
your wish list is, we will fulfill it in next three,
six, nine and 12 months’, India Electronics
and Semiconductor Association president
M N Vidyashankar said. Apple has submitted proposal for setting up single brand
retail stores in the country but has sought
exemption from the local sourcing norms
as the US-based giant makes state-of-theart and cutting edge technology products
for which local sourcing is not possible.
The Finance Ministry has rejected relaxing
the 30 per cent domestic sourcing norms,
as sought by iPhone and iPad maker as a
pre-condition for bringing in FDI to set up
single-brand retail stores in the country.
6 MONDAY
13 JUNE 2016
Sports
OBE SCAN
CHENNAI
Patchy Germany
survives Ukraine scare
GL
ALI FAN HAMILTON Poland, Croatia register opening victories
RACES TO WIN IN
Tomorrow’s
matches
MONTREAL
Montreal, June 13:
Britain’s Lewis Hamilton won the
Canadian Grand Prix for the fifth
time on Sunday and paid tribute to
the late boxing great Muhammad Ali
after cutting Mercedes team mate
Nico Rosberg’s championship lead
to nine points.
‘Float like a butterfly, sting like a
bee. That’s for Muhammad Ali,’ the
triple world champion said over the
radio after taking the chequered flag
at a cold Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
After parking up,
Hamilton did an ‘Ali
shuffle’ in another
mark of respect for
the former heavyweight champion
whose funeral was
on Friday.
Lewis Hamilton
‘I was just floating
out there, the car was
really floating,’ he said of his 45th
career victory in Formula One.
‘The last 15 laps all I could do was
think of him (Ali). The Rumble in the
Jungle. Maybe he was watching the
race. But RIP. This was for him,’
said Hamilton.
Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel finished
second and Finland’s Valtteri Bottas was third for Williams, but 46.4
seconds behind the winner.
Vettel had made a lightning start
from third on the grid to blast past
both Mercedes and grab the lead of
the 70-lap race at the first corner.
Coach happy to
see Saina in
attacking mode
STANDINGS AFTER
CANADIAN GP
1. Nico Rosberg
116 pts
2. Lewis Hamilton
107
3. Sebastian Vettel
78
4. Daniel Ricciardo
72
5. Kimi Räikkönen
69
6. Max Verstappen
50
7. Valtteri Bottas
44
8. Felipe Massa
37
9. Sergio Perez
24
10. Daniil Kvyat
22
Rosberg got alongside
Hamilton, who made another sluggish start, but
he refused to yield as they
fought for the tight space
and their wheels banged and
forced the title leader onto the
grass. The collision was not on the
scale of their crash in Barcelona
last month, which took both of them
out, but proved a huge setback for
Rosberg who dropped to 10th with
Hamilton staying second.
Sitting duck
‘I am at a real loss to know what
happened. Had it been a longer
straight I would have been a sitting
duck,’ said Hamilton.
Rosberg admitted he was angry at
the time, but added: ‘That’s racing.
Sebastian had a great start, I had
a decent one, Lewis had slow one.
Ronaldo
New Delhi, June 13 (PTI):
PTI):
Saina Nehwal’s personal coach
oach
Vimal Kumar is happy that Australian
alian
Open Super Series champion ‘ate detacked well’ and displayed more
rned
termination during her hard-earned
win over China’s Sun Yu.
owly
‘She (Saina) started bit slowly
today but I am happy to see her
attacking well. She did not get the
ating
length initially as Sun was dictating
hing
the rallies. The most important thing
today was her determined play. She
really wanted to win badly and that
d on
made the difference,’ Vimal said
Saina’s victory. ‘In my opinion, she
king
is moving much faster and attacking
ould
than ever before. This win should
spur her preparations towards the
re is
Olympic Games in August. There
a lot of scope for improvement and
ch
the next six to seven weeks, which
will help her prepare better. Itt
is a good result for Saina,’ the
coach was impressed with his
student’s progress. The positive
for Vimal has been Saina’s abilityy
to come out of tough situations.
‘Definitely she wriggled out of
chsome tough stages against Ratchanok and today against Sun Yu.’.’
Paris, June 13:
Stand-in centre back Shkodran
Mustafi headed his first goal for Germany and Bastian Schweinsteiger
scored in stoppage time as the world
champions survived several scares to
beat Ukraine 2-0 in their opening Euro
2016 Group C match on Sunday.
Mustafi, who started in the absence
of regular centre back Mats Hummels, rifled home a header after 19
minutes to give Germany the lead,
which was not extended until Schweinsteiger, a 90th-minute substitute,
swept home from close range.
Germany, bidding for a fourth Euro
triumph but first since 1996, dominated possession, but also relied on
three top saves from keeper Manuel
Neuer and a goal-line clearance by
Jerome Boateng to come out on top.
Ukraine, playing in their second
European championship, harried and
hustled their opponents and their tight
defence offered few clear sights of
goal to the Germans.
Yet lone striker Roman Zozulya was
unable to offer much threat, except
at the very start and in the closing
stages as Ukraine pushed on in
h of an equaliser.
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In a breakneck first
half, Ukraine’s Yevhen
Konoplyanka
forced Germany
er Neuer
keeper
ke a flying
to make
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save in
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Iceland, the tiny North
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Atlantic island nation
of 330,000 people is making its debut at a
major tournament an
and is the smallest country
by population ever tto feature at a European
Championship.
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lecting just one point from three
games, a draw against Costa
Rica. Their exit was confirmed on
Saturday after they lost a mustwin game to the United States,
who advanced from Group A
along with Colombia.
Diaz, a former Argentina international, had taken over as Paraguay
coach in 2014, successfully guiding the team to the semi-finals of
the competition last year in Chile.
SL’s flag protest over
‘no-ball’ sparks row
London, June 13 (AFP):
An extraordinary flag protest
by Sri Lanka following an incorrect no-ball call overshadowed a
rain-marred fourth day of the third
Test at Lord’s today that left the
tourists struggling to avoid a series whitewash against England.
At stumps, Sri Lanka were 32
without loss in their second innings, needing a further 330 runs
on Monday’s final day to reach an
imposing victory target of 362.
But come stumps the talking
point wasn’t whether Sri Lanka
Shkodran Mustafi heads Germany’s first goal against Ukraine in Lille
on Sunday.
Saint-Etienne (France), June 13 (AFP):
Cristiano Ronaldo-led Portugal open
op their Euro 2016 campaign tomorrow eager to avoid sli
slipping-up against minnows
Iceland and aiming to emulate ttheir run to the European
Championship semi-finals four years
yea ago.
Portugal lost to eventual winners Spain on penalties in the
semi-finals of Euro 2012 and have arrived
a
in France determined
to win Group F and book their place
plac in the knock-out stages.
First they must negotiate their way
w past surprise-package
Iceland, who beat the Netherlands h
home and away in qualifying
as the Dutch failed to reach Euro 2016.
2
Paraguay coach Diaz quits
Philadelphia, June 13 (AFP):
Paraguay coach Ramon Diaz
resigned following his team’s
first-round exit at the Copa America Centenario, the Paraguay
Football Federation said.
‘Following Paraguay’s elimination from the Copa America
Centenario, Ramon Diaz has
confirmed his resignation as national team coach with immediate
effect,’ the federation said in a
statement yesterday.
Paraguay were dumped out
of the tournament after col-
Austria vs
Hungary at
9.30 p.m (IST)
Portugal vs
Iceland at
12.30 a.m (IST)
Wednesday morning
could prevent England sweeping
the series 3-0 but rather a fresh
controversy regarding cricket’s
strained relationship with technology. After rain prevented
any play before lunch, England
resumed on 109 for four, a lead
of 237 runs.
Alex Hales was 41 not out and
nightwatchman Steven Finn six
not out. Hales had moved on
to 45 when Sunday’s third ball
saw him survive a confident lbw
appeal from Sri Lanka paceman
Shaminda Eranga.
The tiny Nort
North Atlantic island nation of
peop is making their debut at
330,000 people
a major tour
tournament and is the smallest
country by p
population ever to feature at
a Europea
European Championship.
Former Chelsea and Barcelona
forward Eidur Gudjohnsen, 37,
has come out of retirement
to be part of the Icelandic
sq
squad.
No
Now plying his trade in Norway
w
with Molde, the veteran said it
w
will be a ‘dream come true’
w
when Iceland face Portug
gal, who trounced Estonia
7
7-0 in a warm-up game last
We
Wednesday.
Peru players
Germany beat
Ukraine
2-0
Poland beat
Northern Ireland
Croatia beat Turkey
1-0
1-0
hung on until halftime.
Ukraine posed less of a threat in
the second half, relying on hopeful
long balls forward, while their keeper
Andriy Pyatov was forced into action to save a long-range effort from
Khedira, a low drive from Thomas
Mueller and from Mesut Ozil, when
he was through on goal.
Germany suffered one final fright
when Mustafi headed back over
Neuer’s head, leaving the goalkeeper
to scramble back towards his own
net, while appearing to body check
substitute striker Yevhen Seleznyov
in the process.
Then, in the final seconds, with
Ukraine pushing up, Germany countered and Schweinsteiger slammed
in an Ozil cross to score.
The result extended Germany’s
unbeaten run against Ukraine to six
matches and maintained their record
of never having lost their opening
match in a European Championship.
Germany will play joint group leaders Poland at the Stade de France
on Thursday, when Ukraine take on
Northern Ireland in Lyon.
Controversial
goal sends Brazil
crashing
Peru’s ‘handball’ goal and refereeing
blunder spark protests
New York, June 13: past Brazil keeper Alisson.
The Copa America Centenario erupted into
Brazil pressed forward in the final closing
controversy after a refereeing blunder sent minutes in an attempt to find an equaliser
Brazil crashing to a 1-0 defeat against Peru that would take them through but it was to
-- and out of the tournament. The defeat left no avail. Elias squandered a golden chance
Brazil struggling to digest their worst perform- from close range in injury time and Brazil’s
ance in the Copa America since 1987, the last fate was sealed.
occasion the five-time world champions failed
Peru will now play Colombia in the
to make it past the group stage.
quarter-finals after finishing top of Group B.
Brazil, needing only a draw
Despite the
to qualify for the quarter-finals
controversial
as winners of Group B, looked
nature of the reto be on course for a place in
sult, Brazil coach
USA vs Ecuador
the last eight with 15 minutes
Dunga is likely to
Peru vs Colombia.
to go against Peru. But a rare
come under reforay into Brazilian territory
newed pressure
from Peru ended with Raul
after what was a
Ruidiaz bundling in Andy Polo’s cross lacklustre tournament.
from the byline, appearing to use his
The Brazilians, desperate to begin the
arm to score. Ruidiaz wheeled away to road to recovery after their humiliating 7-1
celebrate and Uruguayan referee Andres defeat by Germany in the World Cup semiCunha signalled for the goal.
finals two years ago, never convinced at
Brazil’s players protested furiously, any point of the group stage.
swarming around Cunha in a bid to perA 0-0 opening draw with Ecuador -- where
suade the official to reverse his decision.
a refereeing decision which might have
The protests appeared to have swayed given Ecuador a victory went in Brazil’s
Cunha, who looked to be frantically check- favour -- was followed by a 7-1 drubbing
ing with the fourth official via his headpiece of Haiti, arguably the weakest team in the
to determine whether the goal should stand. tournament.
Yet after a chaotic delay of around four
Another drab display against Peru folminutes -- with players from both sides sur- lowed on Sunday, with Dunga’s side barely
rounding the referee -- Cunha ruled the goal getting a shot on goal in the first-half with
should stand. Multiple replays from different the exception of a shot by Gabriel in the
angles however showed that Ruidiaz had 26th minute that was tipped away by Peru
used his arm to knock the ball into the net goalkeeper Pedro Gallese.
GOOD KNOCK
BY TARIQWAL
NT Bureau
Chennai, June 13:
Tariqwal of Lusuraj’s knock of 84
(61 balls, 10 fours, 3 sixers) guided
Lusuraj to a five-wicket win over Durairaj Memorial in the ongoing 47th
All-India Lava YSCA Trophy cricket
tournament here.
Scores: Durairaj Memorial 193 for 8 in 30 overs
(Rajeel 64, Sundaramurthy 36,
Veera Manikantan
3 for 40, V Dinakar 3
for 52) lost to Lusuraj 195
for 5 in 29 overs (Tariqwal 84,
Prakash 34, Mohan Adithya 3 for
20). MoM: Tariqwal.
Pazhavanthangal CC 123 all out in
29. 2 overs (Sanjay Yadav 3 for 9)
lost to Loyola College 125 for 4 in
20. 3 overs (Akshay Srinivasan 67
n.o, Swaminathan 35 n.o).
mans steadily took control, with Toni
Kroos orchestrating most of their
attacks.
It was from his free kick, that Mustafi, who last featured for Germany
in March and only made the side because Hummels was recovering from
a muscle injury, leapt behind Serhiy
Sydorchuk to power in a header.
Ten minutes later Sami Khedira
had the chance to double Germany’s
lead as Kroos floated a ball beyond
the defence, but he shot straight at
the keeper.
By then though, the Ukrainians had
woken up and, driving their full backs
higher up the pitch, forced Neuer to
punch over a strong header from
Yevhen Khacheridi.
Boateng was then forced
into a dramatic clearance, having first lost
the ball before hacking
it clear while backpedalling into the net.
Lone striker Zozulya
also had an effort
disallowed for offside as Germany
RESULTS
RKM Vivekananda College 153
all out in 29. 4 overs (N Raghavendran 4 for 32, Manish 3 for 41) beat
Crombest 142 for 6 in 30 overs (A S
Govindaraj 58, Saikishore 3 for 24).
GR Kuppusamy Memorial Trophy: YSCA 129 all out in 29. 1 overs
(Chokkalingm 26, Suthanthira Raj
7 for 25) lost to Apollo Tyres 130
for 8 in 29. 2 overs (C Kubendran
76, R Ganesh 5 for 18).
Accenture 207 for
9 in
30 overs
( R a ghuram
64, Ajay
Nataraj
38, Donald
Rixon 28, Muthukumar 3 for 37)
beat Ashok Leyland 85 all out in
23 overs (K Anurag 3 for 16, K
Kishore 3 for 14).
Qr-final line-up
Injured Warner
out for two weeks
Basatterre, June 13: some of the best form of his career.
Australia vice-captain David Warner
Warner was named man of the
has a fractured left index finger, the match on Saturday after completing
team announced on Sunday.
his first ODI century outside Australia,
Opening batsman Warner suffered a knock of 109 off 120 balls at the
the injury while fielding during Satur- appropriately-named Warner Park.
day’s victory over South Africa in the
Just two weeks ago he captained
triangular one-day series in St Kitts.
Sunrisers Hyderabad to victory in the
final of the Indian Premier League.
‘We will assess the situation
Warner is looking at the posiover the coming days to see if
tives of his enforced absence
the injury requires a surgical
after a busy stretch of cricket.
option but should that not be
the case then David is likely to
‘It’s obviously disappointing to
be available to return to play in
be sidelined given the form I’ve
somewhere between two and
been in (but this) will give me the
six weeks,’ team doctor Geoffrey
chance to freshen up and spend
Verrall said in a statement.
quality time with my family
after an intense period
The final of the triangular
of action.’
contest, which also includes the host West
Australia lead the triIndies, will be played
angular series with
on 26 June, which
two victories from
seems to rule Warner
three games.
out for the rest of the
They next meet
David Warner
series. The injury comes
West Indies in St Kitts
as the left-hander is in
on Monday.
Mixed Bag
CHENNAI
MONDAY
13 JUNE 2016
7
100 nations, 145 cities in India rise as one
q ‘Surya Namaskar’ performed as part of ‘Sun Never Sets on Yoga’ campaign
Industrialist Nalli Kuppusami Chetti inaugurating the 116th
year celebrations of Sri Parthasarathy Swami Sabha in
Chennai yesterday. The Sabha secretary M Krishnamurthy
and dramatist N Ratnam are among those present.
HC wants action against sale
of tobacco near schools
NT Bureau
Chennai, June 13:
The Madras High Court today
directed the Greater Chennai
Corporation and Chennai city
Police Commissioner to take
action against those selling
tobacco products near educational institutions and submit a
report before 20 June.
When a public interest litigation in this regard came
up for hearing, the bench of
Chief Justice Sanjay Kishan
Kaul and Justice Mahadevan
said tobacco products should
not be sold near schools and
colleges.
NT Bureau
Chennai, June 13:
As a prelude to the Second International Yoga day, around 100 countries across the world along with 145
cities in India welcomed their Sunday
with Surya Namaskar as part of the
‘Sun Never Sets on Yoga’ campaign
yesterday.
Organised by The Art of Living
,the campaign envisioned the
Surya Namaskar traveling around
the world for 24 hours as groups
of people from different geographies came together to practice this
ancient yogic technique.
This magnificent event spanning five continents witnessed
the world literally wake up to
yoga.
Participants performed sun
salutations in front of
prominent landmarks
including India Gate,
Art of Living International center, Bangalore, Worli Sea link,
Chittorgarh fort, Zahran palace (Jordan),
Patan Durbar square
(Nepal), Lion City (Singapore), Victoria Harbor
(Hong Kong) and other locations in Beirut(Lebanon), Belarus,
Russia, New Zealand, Bhutan,
Taiwan, Kazakhstan hallmarking
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the comprehensiveness of this
ancient technique.
A year earlier, on 13 June, 2015,
around 88 cities across the
world participated in the
campaign. Just like the Sun,
Yoga is age-old and yet
ever-new.
‘It is a holistic way
of life that integrates
all elements to make
a prayerful discipline
uniting the body, mind
and soul,’ shares Kamlesh
Barwal, Global Head, The Art of
Living Yoga.
On 21 June, Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi
Shankar will open the International Yoga
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JOTHIBHUVANESWARI NGR, 3RD STBH S.R NGR
BOOTHANDIPALAYAM,TIRUPUR - 641652
NAGARAJAN MAHAMANI, DOOR NO 6 KALNAYAKKAN
ST WORAIYUR TRICHY - 620003
GOPALSAMY PALANISAMY, 19A VENNAIMALAIPATTY
KADHAPARAI(PO) KARUR - 639006
UDHAYAKUMAR SIVA SUBRAMANIAM, H.NO.29/10
VKR THOTTAM ANNANAGAR TIRUPUR-641601
SURESHKUMAR RAMALINGAM, H.NO.36B AVP
LAYOUT 4TH STREET TIRUPUR - 641603
MANIMEKHALAI KAMALAPATHY, NO - 19
MPS STREET GANESAPURAM VENGATHUR
MANAVALANAGAR THIRUVALLUR - 602002
ASHOK KUMAR RAJAMANI, NEW NO 1660 TNHB
COLONY 11TH STREET VELACHERY CHENNAI 600042
DENISH MAGIMAIRAJ, 23/13
ALAMELUMANGAPURAM SENGUNDRAM
KANCHIPURAM - 603204
03-SEP-15
Total Overdue
as on
10th June 2016
518009.7
06-JAN-16
206782.15
HDFC BANK LTD,NO - 995-C,SECOND AVENUE, ANNA NAGAR
WEST CHENNAI - 600040
19-SEP-15
71228.04
23-SEP-15
32983.5
HDFC BANK LTD., NO: 51/99,SIVAM TOWERS, W.B.ROAD,
OPP. TO DEVAR HALL, TRICHY - 620008
HDFC BANK LTD, NO.11 PLA KANAGU TOWERS, 1ST FLOOR,
11TH CROSS MAIN ROAD,THILLAI NAGAR, TRICHY 620018
18-MAR-15
105652.3
HDFC BANK LTD, NO.11 PLA KANAGU TOWERS, 1ST FLOOR,
11TH CROSS MAIN ROAD,THILLAI NAGAR, TRICHY 620018
21-SEP-15
70142.84
23-SEP-15
21554.52
HDFC BANK LTD, NO 3 SIVANPURAM, KARAMADAI MAIN
ROAD, METTUPALAYAM- 641301
HDFC BANK LTD,1635, TRICHY ROAD, CLASSIC TOWERS,
TRICHY ROAD, COIMBATORE- 641018
16-APR-15
217442.7
HDFC BANK LTD,78/4 BY PASS ROAD,MADURAI - 6255016
25-MAR-15
203374.9
HDFC BANK LTD,78/4 BY PASS ROAD,MADURAI - 6255016
21-SEP-15
160638.97
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.6, VINAYAGAR HOME, VINAYAGAR
NAGAR, K.K.NAGAR, MADURAI-625020
30-SEP-15
604568.96
HDFC BANK LTD,NO.14,ARISTO INTERNATIONAL,MAHAVEER
COLONY,SABABATHIPURAM,TIRUPUR-641601. TAMIL NADU.
14-JUL-14
928980.7
18-JUN-15
147425.3
04-FEB-16
83626
10-SEP-15
56909.7
01-SEP-15
39493.14
HDFC BANK LTD, NO: 126/D/E, ANNAI PLAZA, KOVAI ROAD,
KARUR - 639002, TAMIL NADU
HDFC BANK LTD, NO: 126/D/E, ANNAI PLAZA, KOVAI ROAD,
KARUR - 639002, TAMIL NADU
HDFC BANK LTD,No.14,Aristo International,Mahaveer Colony,S
ababathipuram,Tirupur-641601. Tamil Nadu.
HDFC BANK LTD,No.14,Aristo International,Mahaveer Colony,S
ababathipuram,Tirupur-641601. Tamil Nadu.
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.171 P H ROAD MANAVALANAGAR
THIRUVALLUR-602002
25-SEP-15
71647.93
HDFC BANK LTD., NO 27 VELLLAR ST., ADAMBAKKAM
CHENNAI-600088
10-SEP-15
44380.43
HDFC BANK LTD., HIG 80, PAVENDAR SALAI NH1,
MARAIMALAI NAGAR CHENNAI - 603209
HDFC BANK LTD., HIG 80, PAVENDAR SALAI NH1, MARAIMALAI
NAGAR CHENNAI - 603209
AUCTION NOTICE FOR GOLD ORNAMENTS
The borrower (s) (whose details are provided in the table herein below),in particular, and the public, in general, are hereby informed that the below
mentioned loan account is overdue, and the borrower account holder has not responded to/complied with the communications and notices send by
HDFC Bank Limited (the “Bank”) requesting the borrower to clear his/her/ their dues as per the documents in respect of the below mentioned loan signed/
accepted by the borrower (such documents, collectively “loan agreement” ) and therefore defaulted in terms thereof . The bank has in exercise of its rights
as a pledgee, decided to enforce the pledge and therefore hold a public auction of the gold ornaments pledged to the bank as security for the loan for
the purpose of selling the same and realizing / recovering the dues owed by the borrower to the bank. The auction will be conducted at below mentioned
branch 21 - June - 2016 at 11.00 am onwards.
43 A0347907
44 A0548086
45 A0110316
46 A0298929
RAMESH MURUGESAN,52B/4 DURUGAM ROAD,KALL
AKURICHI,KALLAKURICHI,606202
DEVARAJ CHANDRAN,DOOR NO
108/15B,PENSION LINE VADAKKU VEEDI, SALEM
CORPORATION,SALEM,636006
GOVINDARAJ VENU,4/146 JAALIHALLI, NATTAN KOT
TAI,CHETTIKARAI(PO),DHARMAPURI,636701
GOPI ARUNACHALAM,13 SAMANAGAR ISREET,CYC
HOSTEL OPPOSITE,TIRUPATTUR,635601
09-DEC-15
Total Overdue
as on
10th June 2016
239887.10
15-JUN-15
165156.64
27-JUL-15
138144.80
15-DEC-15
96744.90
ARULPRAKASH THIRUMOORTHY,23G 2ND NEW
STREET,KITCHIPPALAYAM,SALEM, 636015
GOPI A, 13 SAMANAGAR ISREET,CYC HOSTEL
OPPOSITE,TIRUPATTUR, 635601
DURAIRAJ PAVUNRAJ, 181/164 R POOSARIPATTI,BE
THATHALAPALLI,KRISHNAGIRI, 635002
PALANI MURUGAN, OLDNO NEWNO
4/137 PERUMALKOIL, VATTAM
THAMELARIMUTHUR,TIRUPATTUR, 635853
THIRUMAL KANTHAN,15 NORTH STREET, PALDRAMPATTU,
KALLAKURICHI TK,KALLAKURICHI, 606207
NAGARAJ SUBRAMANI, C/O V PALANI NO 280,NEAR
NAGARAJA KALYANA MANDAPAM,EX SERVICEMAN
COLONY REDDIYUR,SALEM, 636004
SHANKAR PONNUSAMY, NO 292 KEEL KURUMBAR
STREET,ADHIYUR(PO),TIRUPPATUR,635602
S RAMESH,FIRST FLOOR,DOOR NO 1/1111-8,TNHB
PHASE-2,KRISHNAGIRI,635001
24-NOV-14
83903.00
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.20,20A, CAR STREET, SALEM, 636001
17-FEB-15
70192.00
15-MAR-16
66594.80
18-MAR-16
64450.80
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.40 PUDUPET MAIN ROAD,
TIRUPATHUR, 635601
HDFC BANK LTD., 1/375-7 RAYAKOTAI MAIN ROAD,
KRISHNAGIRI , 635001
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.40 PUDUPET MAIN ROAD,
TIRUPATHUR, 635601
02-MAR-16
60796.15
08-APR-15
59914.00
12-OCT-15
58084.30
19-DEC-14
162291.16
MEERA LAKSHMANAN,33A KAKAPALAYAM ATTUR
(M) ATTUR,ATTUR,636141
SHAHITHABANU SAJAKHAN,57-2 D-32,METTU
MAKKAN STREET,SALEM,636001
04-SEP-15
25818.90
HDFC BANK LTD, 211, KAMARAJANAR ROAD, ATTUR, 636102
07-SEP-15
36229.79
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.20,20A, CAR STREET, SALEM, 636001
59 R1482389
15 A0312510
SURIYA ARUMUGAM,A/30 MARIYAMMAN KOIL
STREET,KALLAKURICHI TK,KALLAKURICHI,606202
08-SEP-15
66236.81
HDFC BANK LTD, NO.74/1A, VINAYAGA TOWERES,
KALLAKURUICHI, 606202
60 A0340496
16 A0399767
VIJAY MUTHUSAMY,BHARATHI NAGAR
22-SEP-15
P/O,VLANKATHAN T,KALLAKURICHI,606202
SURESHKUMAR RAJAMANI,15/7 KEPPACHIYAMMAN 04-NOV-15
KOIL STREET ATTUR,ATTUR,636102
22588.27
HDFC BANK LTD, NO.74/1A, VINAYAGA TOWERES,
KALLAKURUICHI, 606202
HDFC BANK LTD, 211, KAMARAJANAR ROAD, ATTUR, 636102
18 A0373085
ZIYA BADUSHA,H.NO.2-285 JINAGALORE WARD 1 2, 07-DEC-15
CHINNAMANAVARANPALLI(PO),KRISHNAGIRI,635601
99962.84
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.40 PUDUPET MAIN ROAD,
TIRUPATHUR, 635601
19 A0373093
GOPI ARUNACHALAM,H.NO.13 SAMANAGAR
ISREET,CYC HOSTEL OPPOSITE,TIRUPATTUR,635601
16-DEC-15
28833.47
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.40 PUDUPET MAIN ROAD,
TIRUPATHUR, 635601
PRABU ANANDAN,16-262/27 WARD 15 KULLA
PERUMAL STREET,PALACODE (SP),SENGALAMAN,DH
ARMAPURI,636808
21 A0373099 MOHAN KATHIRAVAN,DOOR NO 21
MUNISAMYNAIDU STREET, JOLARPETTAI
PERURACHI,TIRUPATTUR,635851
22 1184634R1 MARUTHA BOOPATHI,1-A/158 PALLI
VATTAM,PACHAL,TIRUPATTUR,635601
19-DEC-15
64931.07
HDFC BANK LTD., 41 B SALEM MAIN ROAD,
BHARATHIPURAM, DHARMAPURI, 636705
S .
No
Loan No
1
A0399861
2
1215365
3
A0301076
4
A0373092
5
1215160
6
A0164811
7
1304836
8
A0373198
9
101979
10 A0265844
11 A0373042
12 1304590
13 82391
14 1215237
17 82401
Borrower`s Name & Address
20 1158359
23 1332370R
24 A0301140
25 1135203
26 1001091
27 A0293809
28 1291831
29 0014860A
30 1291969
31 A0090677
32 1301659
33 A0349128
34 A0090747
35 1198966
36 A0263647
37 80590
38 313525R2
39 A0257337
40 80841
41 A0331570
42 A0331600
Date of
Loan
Place of Auction
HDFC BANK LTD, NO.74/1A, VINAYAGA TOWERES,
KALLAKURUICHI, 606202
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.20,20A, CAR STREET, SALEM, 636001
HDFC BANK LTD., 41 B SALEM MAIN ROAD,
BHARATHIPURAM, DHARMAPURI, 636705
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.40 PUDUPET MAIN ROAD,
TIRUPATHUR, 635601
HDFC BANK LTD, NO.74/1A, VINAYAGA TOWERES,
KALLAKURUICHI, 606202
HDFC BANK LTD., 5/241 F, RATHNA ARCADE, MEYYANUR,
FIVE ROADS, SALEM, 636004
47 A0298783
48 A0011915
49 A0292026
50 A0240190
51 A0240180
52 0136026R
53 A0266958
54 89421
55 A0373524
56 A0368188
69235.27
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.40 PUDUPET MAIN ROAD,
TIRUPATHUR, 635601
HDFC BANK LTD., 1/375-7 RAYAKOTAI MAIN ROAD,
KRISHNAGIRI , 635001
57 A0369491
58 R1482389
Day Celebrations at the European Parliament, Brussels by leading the parliament members through a guided meditation at the prestigious Yehudi Menuhin
Hall. He will also lead a series of public
events on Sudarshan Kriya, yoga, and
meditation in the cities of Washington
DC, Boston, Columbus, Minnesota, San
Francisco, Portland, and Seattle as well
as the United Kingdom.
In India, free yoga camps have
been conducted across 61 districts
in partnership with CCRYN. Over
20,000 people are expected in the
IYD programme on 21 June to be
held in Delhi, while every State is
reaching out to people to encourage
participation in the yoga routine.
61
A0220863
KARTHIKEYAN C, 1/196 PONNI ILLAM PRATHANA
SALAI METTUTHANDALAM THIRUPORUR - 603110
09-SEP-15
41477.81
62
1480252
ARUNA DEVI BALASUBRAMANIAN, NO 19A MALLES
COUNSTRUCTIONS RAJARAJESWARI NAGAR
MUGALIVAKKAM CHENNAI - 600116
23-SEP-15
307757
63
A0340387
VENKATESAN PALANI, O.NO.3 N.NO.3 MOCHERI
WEST STREET MADURANTAKAM TK KANCHEEPURAM
- 603306
04-JUL-15
135407.7
64
A0329977
DIVAKAR VISWANATHAN, NO 43 RAJAGOPAL STREET
VADIVEL NAGAR SEVILIMEDU KANCHIPURAM -631502
09-JUL-15
61600.5
Place of Auction
HDFC BANK LTD,NO - 995-C,SECOND AVENUE, ANNA NAGAR
WEST CHENNAI - 600040
HDFC BANK LTD., 98 AND 99, DUAL GARDEN, MOUNT
POONAMALLAE ROAD, PORUR, CHENNAI-600116
HDFC BANK LTD., HIG 80, PAVENDAR SALAI NH1, MARAIMALAI
NAGAR CHENNAI - 603209
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.171 P H ROAD MANAVALANAGAR
THIRUVALLUR-602002
21-DEC-15
89535.27
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.40 PUDUPET MAIN ROAD,
TIRUPATHUR, 635601
65
0367578A
ANSLIN MAGIMAIDOSS, SRI MAHAHASTI VINAYAGAR
IT SOL P L CORP NO 2/784 1ST STREET KAZURA
GARDEN NEELANKARAI CHENNAI-600041
10-JUL-15
487890.64
28-DEC-15
319039.14
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.40 PUDUPET MAIN ROAD,
TIRUPATHUR, 635601
66
A0533256
21-DEC-15
165061
BOOPATHI PERUMAL,NO 158,PALLI VATTAM
28-DEC-15
PACHEL,TIRUPPATUR ,635602
MOORTHY SANJEEVAN,2/238 PEDRAHALLI
30-DEC-15
PEDRAHALLI PO,DHARMAPURI,DHARMAPURI,636803
524209.00
HDFC BANK LTD., NO.40 PUDUPET MAIN ROAD,
TIRUPATHUR, 635601
HDFC BANK LTD., 41 B SALEM MAIN ROAD,
BHARATHIPURAM, DHARMAPURI, 636705
THANGAVEL KASINATHAN 110 MADANAGOPALAPURAM
CROSS ROAD MADANAGOPALAPURAM CUDDALORE TAMIL
NADU 607301
67
1477046
ALAVANDAR RAMADOSS NO 8 AYANVELLALER STREET
CHIDAMBARAM TAMIL NADU 608001
09-MAR16
339645.2
HDFC BANK LTD, NO. 974 & 975, SOUTH CAR ST,
CHIDAMBARAM CUDDALORE DIST-608001
68
A0178860
35067.04
15-SEP-15
220009.55
HDFC BANK LTD 214 / 15, DDJ CENTRE, OPP VADASERY BUS
STAND NAGERCOIL NAGERCOIL-629002 TAMIL NADU INDIA
VIGNESH RAJAPAVAANU NO 251 WEST STREET
SAMATTIKUPPAM KURINJIPADI CUDDALORE TAMIL
NADU 607301
23-SEP-15
SELVIN MANO RAJESAKKIMUTHU O NO 2/93
NEW NO 2-133 KULATHURMELA COLONY
KARIAMANICKAPURAM AGASTHEESWARAM TK
NAGERCOIL 629005
SANKARANARAYANA RAMASAMY 7-39 SOUTH
STREET KODANGANALLUR TIRUNELVELI 627010
HARIHARAN NGF2 12 SIR SHANMUGAM ROADR.S
PURAMCOIMBATORE SOUTHRATHINASABAPATHY
PURAM COIMBATORECOIMBATORETAMIL
NADU641002
THIRUMALAISAMY DEVARAJ24 BAJANI KOVIL
STKUNJI PALAYAMZAMIN UTHUKULI (PO)
POLLACHITAMIL NADU642004
PREMANAND DEVADASSD-NO.21 SUNDARAM
STREET4TH CROSS P N PUDURCOIMBATORETAMIL
NADU641041
KALESWARI SINGARVELANNEW NO 21 RVG NAGAR 1
2 3SULESWARANPATTIPOLLACHITAMIL NADU642006
MURALI KANNAN MANOHARAN FLAT -C3 T3 VGN MINERVA
GURUSAMY ROAD NOLAMBUR CHENNAI 603002
PRABAVATHY VARADARAJALU NO.12/A NEHRU
STREET ARUMBAKKAM CHENNAI 600106
AMITYADAV LAKSHMINARAYAN YADAV OLD 66 NEW
28 ELLIS ROAD ANNA SALAI CHENNAI 600002
JAGADEESH GUTHI KONDA NO 1/11 TARAMANI
INDIRAGANDHI STREET CHENNAI 600113
SHIVA CHITTAMBALAM SIVANADIMAI NO.65/69
VADAKU MAADA VEETHI MADURAVOYAL CHENNAI
600095
HEMACHANDRAN MANICKAM NO 22-1 NMK STREET
WARD NO 147 NATTU MUTHU KUMARAPPA STREET
MYLAPORE CHENNAI 600004
MUNUSAMY SAGADEVAN 745/1 MUNIYANTHAL
VILLAGE INAM KARIYANTHAL POST
TIRUVANNAMALAI 606604
KUMARAN ELANGOVAN NO 24 STEED BOARD
HOSPITAL ROAD CHOZHAPURAM AMBATTUR
CHENNAI 600053
RAJKUMAR MAYALAGU PREMRAJ 6 JEEVANANTHAM
4RTH STREET KUMARAN NAGAR AVADI CHENNAI
600071
RANI KUPPAN NO 1 POLUR ROAD
TIRUVANNAMALAI(M) TIRUVANNAMALAI 606601
PARYABADI BALARAMAN BALAKUMAR PLOT NO 3013
DOOR NO 27 Y BLOCK 13ND MAIN ROAD SHANTHI
COLONY ANNA NAGAR CHENNAI 600040
PARYABADI BALARAMAN BALAKUMAR PLOT NO 3013
DOOR NO 27 Y BLOCK 13ND MAIN ROAD SHANTHI
COLONY ANNA NAGAR CHENNAI 600040
HDFC BANK LTD, 189/2A, VALLI VILAS COMMERCIAL COMPLEX,
NEAR ADYAR ANANDA BHAVAN,CUDDALORE-607001
69
1331995A
58349.25
19238.32
HDFC BANK LTD, SOORYA ICON, GR.FLR., # 360
M.G.ROAD, PUDUCHERRY OPP.PETIT SEMINARE SCHOOL
PONDICHERRY-605001
22-SEP-15
103,966.36
HDFC BANK LTD 10B/1 H/2 TRUVABDRUM ROAD VANNARPET
TIRUNELVELI 627002
HDFC BANK LTD, DOOR NUMB 7&8, NSR ROAD, SAIBABA
COLONY- COIMBATORE 641011
MUTHUKUMAR MOHANDURAIKANNU 17 18 FIRST
CROSS STREET THIRUMAL NAGAR KUYAVARPALAYAM
PONDICHERRY 605013
25-SEP-15
28-SEP-15
70
A0354684
SRIDHAR KUMAR H.NO.3-116 NEW STREET
THAILAPURAM VILLUPURAM TAMIL NADU 604102
25-SEP-15
26160.89
HDFC BANK LTD, NO. 16, CENTIGO BUILDING 100 FEET ROAD,
ELLAIPILLAICHAVADY PONDICHERRY-605005
71
A0513502
SUGUNA RAMESH NO 26 AMBEDKAR STREET
V.SATHANUR VILLUPURAM HO TAMIL NADU 605652
28-SEP-15
39608.38
HDFC BANK LTD, NO 1193, TRICHY MAIN ROAD,
VILLUPURAM-605602
52942.56
HDFC BANK LTD, NO.27 NEW M G R MAIN ROAD
KANDANCHAVADI PERUNGUDI CHENNAI-600096
HDFC BANK LTD, 189/2A, VALLI VILAS COMMERCIAL COMPLEX,
NEAR ADYAR ANANDA BHAVAN,CUDDALORE-607001
30-SEP-15
41,840.05
HDFC BANK LTD,.NO 1, VENKITRAMAN, MAHALINGAPURAM,
POLLACHI, COIMBATORE-642002
72
1473116A
CHANDRABOSE PANCHANATHAN , NO.27 ALS GREEN
LAND 2ND STREET, MUDICHUR MANNIVAKKAM ,
CHENNAI 600048
29-APR-15
85475
HDFC BANK LTD,. S.T. TOWER, NEW NO. 24, 1ST FLOOR 2ND
LINE BEACH ROAD, PARRY'S CORNER CHENNAI 600001
11-SEP-15
37,819.50
HDFC BANK LTD,NO RENGA'S TRIYAMBAVA, KALAPATTI
MAIN ROAD CIVIL AERODROME POST COIMBATORE-641014
73
A0431756
KUMARASAMY SUBRAMANIAM , 19 6TH STREET
MAIN ROAD PUKRAJ NAGAR MADHAVARAM CHENNAI
600060
22-JUN-15
506327
HDFC BANK LTD OLD NO 34 NEW NO 103 HABIBULLAH ROAD
TNAGAR CHENNAI 600017
28-SEP-15
21,826.84
74
A0175563
103022
107942.07
RAVI MUNUSWAMY , 43 SEERANIPURAM T NAGAR
CHENNAI 600017
12-SEP-14
15-SEP-15
HDFC BANK LTD,. NK COMPLEX ,15 RAZAK GARDEN MMDA
COLONY ,ARUMBAKKAM CHENNAI 600106
75
A0208483
389086.45
MOHAMMEDSHEIK MALIKHUSSAIN KALANDHARHUSSAI 22-JUN-15
, 3/6-4/2 JAFFAR STREET CHENGALPET 603002
21376
24-MAR-14
29-SEP-15
15379.5
76
1125571A
563268
HDFC BANK LTD,. NEW NO 105, OLD NO 51, LA PLAZA- 1ST
FLOOR, GP ROAD, ANNA SALAI,CHENNAI 600002
74484.8
MURJI PUNJA PATEL, NO:80/93 PALACE RESIDENCY
PURASWALKAM HIGH ROAD KILPAKKAM CHENNAI
600010
25-MAR14
11-NOV-14
77
836712R2
107856.5
ARYA BABY PANIKAR, NO.6 KUMARAN STREET
THIRUMURUGAN NAGAR CHITLAPAKKAM CHENNAI
600064
25-MAR14
190512
26-NOV-14
HDFC BANK LTD,.NO 1, VENKITRAMAN, MAHALINGAPURAM,
POLLACHI, COIMBATORE-642002
HDFC BANK LTD, NO.1, BLOCK NO.5, PARI SALAI,
MOGAPPAIR EAST CHENNAI 600037.
HDFC BANK LTD,NO - 995-C,SECOND AVENUE, ANNA NAGAR
WEST CHENNAI - 600040
HDFC BANK LTD,NO - 20/5 SONY PLAZA GROUND & FIRST
FLOOR VALLUVAR SALAI RAMAPURAM CHENNAI - 600089
HDFC BANK LTD, NO.1, BLOCK NO.5, PARI SALAI,
MOGAPPAIR EAST CHENNAI 600037.
HDFC BANK LTD, NO.1, BLOCK NO.5, PARI SALAI,
MOGAPPAIR EAST CHENNAI 600037.
HDFC BANK LTD, KAMALAMMAL COMPLEX,NO.187 VELACHERY
MAIN ROAD, SELAIYUR, CHENNAI -600073
78
A0208298
20612
52240.3
ARUL SKIMSJACKIN A, 3-CS2/479B BEHIND RAJA
PANDIAN HARDWARES CHENNAI 600037
25-SEP-15
11-JUL-15
79
A0295368
29748.26
68178
BABU RAJENDRAN NO-7 DOWNSTREET PATI STREET
KUMANACHAVADI POONAMALLEE CHENNAI 600056
11-SEP-15
28-AUG-14
HDFC BANK LTD., 27 A FIRST FLOOR, TRUNK ROAD
POONAMALLEE CHENNAI-600056
80
A0521029
ASHOK RAJKUMAR NO 13 SRIKRUPA LAKE VIEW
MAIN ROAD LAKE VIEW MAIN ROAD AYYAPPAN NAGAR
CHENNAI 600091
06-AUG-15
28539.88
HDFC BANK LTD., PLOT # 46, DOOR NO 23, 1ST MAIN ROAD
NANGANALLUR CHENNAI-600061
81
A0162419
VADAMALAI KOVILPILLAI NO 25 RAJANAGAR 2ND
CROSS STREET LAKSHMIPURAM ROAD POONAMALLEE
CHENNAI 600056
16-SEP-15
18736.03
HDFC BANK LTD., 27 A FIRST FLOOR, TRUNK ROAD
POONAMALLEE CHENNAI-600056
82
A0217922
MANIKANDAN PERUMAL NO 4 4TH STREET
SAMIYAR THOTTAMKASTHOORIBAI NAGAR WEST
TAMBARAMCHENNAI600045
83
190256
VIJAYRAJ PALDURAI NO 6A IST FLOOR
MAGALAKSHMI NGR EXTN 4THCROSS STREET
MADIPAKKAMMADIPAKKAMCHENNAI600091
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Woodlands turns
Rajini land
Fans celebrate release of Kabali
audio in grand way
Wh t is
What
i
Sibiraj’s next?
Cashing in on the famous
Kattappa character’s played
by Sathyaraj in Baahubali, his
son Sibiraj’s upcoming flick
has been titled Kattappavae
Kaanom. The movie has Aishwarya Rajesh of Kakka Muttai
fame playing the female lead.
Mani, a former assistant to
Arivazhagan and Nandhini,
said, ‘It is an out-an-out comedy flick. There is an important
character and we needed a
reputed name to play him - even
as we were discussing it, Sibi
entered and suggested ‘Why
not Kattappa?’. We thought it
was really apt and used it, which
eventually became the title.’
While Sibi plays an aspiring
entrepreneur in the city-based
film KK, Aishwarya who essays
his wife is a happy-go-lucky girl
who supports her husband in
his endeavours, he adds.
NT Bureau
L
ess than 24 hours after the audio of Rajinikanth Tamilnadu and Bengaluru and ensured a gala celstarrer Kabali saw a soft launch, fans of the ac- ebration at Woodlands last evening.
tor went berserk and chose to celebrate it in style.
1008 coconuts were broken besides a grand fireOrganised by Saidapet Rajinikanth Fans Asso- work display at the venue.
ciation, the gala celebration at Woodlands theatre
Not just content with that, Ravi hired the theatre
at Royapettah in Chennai saw scenes on Sunday complex for the evening and arranged a special
evening that reminded one of the first
screening of the movie Sivaji. And of
day first show of a Rajinikanth film.
course, Kabali teaser was screened.
Music, dance and masti were the
Police had a tough time controlling the
order with chants hailing Rajinikanth
crowd. Adds Ravi, ‘We held a similar
and Kabali rent the air. A huge cutout
event when the trailer of Endhiran was
of Rajinikanth with fans performing
released at a theatre in Chennai suburb.
milk abhishekam, decked up with
Now it is more grand and big’.
flowers and garland drew huge
And finally speaking about the audio,
audience.
Ravi could not hide his joy. He said in
Speaking to News Today, Saidai
a typical Rajini fan style, ‘It is mass and
Ravi of Rajinikanth Fans Association,
more mass. Thalaivar will rock’.
who organised the fete, said, ‘It is our
On Saturday, the first copy of the
way of showing our love to Thalaivar.
audio track of Kabali was released at a
No official function to release Kabali
private function. Soundarya Rajinikanth,
audio has not bothered us. We have A man dressed as Kabali producer Kalaipuli S Thanu, director Pa
come up with one on our own’.
Ranjith, and music director Santhosh Narayanan and
Ravi, an auto-driver in Saidapet, fell in love with the film’s unit were present at the function.
Rajinikanth ever since he saw Billa in early 1980s.
Kabali stars Rajinikanth as an ageing international
Since then he has been active in celebrating his don. Also in the cast are Radhika Apte, Kalaiarasan,
movie releases. Interestingly he has seen Baasha Winston Chao, Dinesh, Dhanshikaa and Ritwika. The
that featured Rajini as auto-driver more than 150 film is produced by Kalaipuli S Thanu and directed by
times across theatres in Tamilnadu.
Pa Ranjith. Music is by Santhosh Narayanan.
He brought together fans from various parts of
M BHARAT KUMAR
Kashmora
completed
Shooting for Karthi starrer Kashmora has been completed. It is a
super natural thriller, directed by
Gokul of Idharku Thanae Asaipattai Balakumara fame.
‘Kashmora seemed impossible. We still pursued it. Happy
to share we have completed
shooting. Thank you @prabhu_sr and Dir Gokul.@omdop,
Rajeevan and entire team for
your passion and drive to make
it happen. #Unforgettable @
DreamWarriorpic’, wrote Karthi
on his Twitter page.
Karthi will be seen playing
dual role and he also has two
heroines, Nayanthara and Sri
Divya. Santhosh Narayanan is
the music composer of Kashmora, which also has actor
Vivek in an important role.
Karthi’s last Thozha was a
huge hit and hence expectations are sky-high on Kashmora.
NT Bureau
Fans at Woodlands theatre on Sunday.
Important to educate
women, says Amitabh
‘PASU’MAI
M
A cow, in an apparent bid to escape from the scorching heat, is cooling itself in a lake in Maduravoyal.
Photo: M Srinivasan
egastar Amitabh Bachchan feels to
increase awareness regarding education, it is an absolute must to make women
and daughters of the country educated.
The 73-year-old actor said he keeps contributing to the cause of women education as he
believes it is extremely important.
Money anyone can steal but knowledge
cannot be stolen from you. Hence I believe,
to increase awareness regarding education,
it is extremely important to make women and
daughters educated. And I keep contributing
towards this cause in my own way, Bachchan
said at an event. The Piku actor unveiled new
learning management system app Robomate+
powered by MT Educare.
The app enables self learning and academic
upgradation through assessments for students of all categories. Many incidents have inspired me in my life... I feel knowledge is that shield which will
protect you from difficulties without any weapons. Never stop learning, because
learning never stops, he added.
Amitabh Bachchan, who said he often wishes to go back to school and college to gain more knowledge, advised many young students present at the
venue to study in such a way that they remember it for lifetime.
PTI
‘Udta Punjab’ cleared with 13 cuts: Nihalani
T
he censor board has cleared
the controversial drugthemed Bollywood film Udta Punjab with 13 cuts under the ‘A’ category, its chairman Pahlaj Nihalani
said today.
We have today cleared Udta
Punjab under A (restricted for
adult audience) category after 13
cuts, Nihalani told reporters on the
sidelines of a function here.
Nihalani, who was in the eye of
the storm over suggesting a very
large number of cuts, said nine
members of the Central Board of
Film Certification watched the film
and unanimously cleared it after
the proposed 13 cuts.
The CBFCs job is now over. It is
now up to the producer to go to the
court or tribunal. We will implement
the order,’ Nihalani said.
The Abhishek Chaubey-directed
film is tentatively scheduled for
release on 17 June.
The CBFC’s revising commit-
tee had suggested a number of
changes in the movie, which stars
Shahid Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Kareena Kapoor-Khan and Diljit Dosanjh,
and deals with the problem of drug
addiction among youth in Punjab.
Meanwhile, responding to a
query, Nihalani, who has been
criticised by the film fraternity for
his dictatorial attitude said, those
call me cheap are themselves
‘ghatia’ (lowly)’.
Nihalani clarified that he never
called himself as chamcha (sycophant) of Prime Minister Narendra
Modi.
There is nothing wrong in admiring the Prime Minister. I never said
(I am) a chamcha,’ he said.
The makers of the movie, Phan-
tom Films had approached the
Bombay High Court against an
order of the revising committee
of CBFC that suggested certain
changes in the film.
A string of changes proposed
included removing a signboard
mentioning Punjab and other suggestions.
The HC had on Friday said that
the makers of Udta Punjab should
tone down expletives and vulgar
scenes as these alone cannot
make a film work.
A division bench had concluded
hearing arguments on the petition
and is expected to pass order in
the case tomorrow.
PTI
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