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		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Friday, February 21, 2014
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		India
		Nirbhaya ad gives sleepless nights to NRI woman While boarding a Kochi-Bahrain flight three months ago, Daisy Sunny, a widow and mother of two from Kerala’s Thoppumpadi, was clueless about unexpected ‘fame’ awaiting her. Money-spinner ATM gives bank a run for money State Bank of India officials went into a tizzy after one of its ATMs in Madhya Pradesh’s Manasa town began spewing extra cash, nearly double the amount keyed in by customers. As the word spread, crowds thronged the machine to collect their booty. One toll tag for Delhi-Mumbai national highway from August Indian Highways Management Company Ltd, a company promoted by NHAI, has appointed ICICI Bank to set up the central clearing house that will collect toll charges through electronic mode and distribute the funds to developers. More India News»

		Business
		Final nod to AirAsia India likely today India is all set to get a new airline very soon. Top aviation ministry sources say the proposed Tata Group-AirAsia joint venture will get the final clearance to fly from DGCA on Friday. Salary credit to NRE account not taxable Indian employees working overseas often face litigation over taxation of their overseas salary income, if such salary is received in India. This is because a non-resident can be subjected to tax in India on that portion of the income which is received in India. Coal regulator gets approval With Parliament running out of time to enact the Coal Regulatory Authority Bill, 2012, the Cabinet on Thursday approved an executive order to put in place a regulator for the coal mining industry that would have much less teeth than originally envisaged. More Business News»

		Environment
		Agra's leather shoe units told to check pollution After hundreds of petha (sweetmeat) units were forced to shut down in Agra last fortnight, Uttar Pradesh's pollution control body has now shifted its focus to pollution causing leather shoe units here. Cabinet clears Rs 13,000-crore project to increase forest cover The government finally on Thursday approved a much awaited 'Green India Mission' proposal of the ministry of environment and forests as a "centrally sponsored scheme" to increase forest cover in the country and sanctioned Rs 13,000 crore for this purpose. Flamingos hunted for meat in Navi Mumbai's mudflats Broken beaks, feathers and bones have been found on the outskirts of Phunde village in Uran taluka, about 25km from Vashi, raising fears of poaching of flamingos which migrate to the nearby mudflats every winter. More Environment News»

		World
		Venezuela protests escalate At least five people have died since the unrest turned violent last week, with scores of injuries and arrests. EU drags Britain to court for high air pollution levels The European Commission has dragged Britain to court for failing to deal with its air pollution. Chinese censors allow access to US TV drama Chinese censors have allowed a major video downloading website to provide access to the latest series of popular US political TV drama, House of Cards, Hong Kong-based Phoenix Weekly has reported. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Aishwarya avoids mom-in-law Jaya Bachchan in public? According to Zoom, the famous saas-bahu jodi avoided each other at a bash thrown by the Ambanis on the occasion of their mother Kokilaben's birthday. When Shah Rukh Khan created a ruckus on flight Shah Rukh Khan is not only Bollywood’s badshah but also the king of hearts. Movie Review: Highway More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Found: 'Switch' in brain that lulls us to sleep Researchers at Oxford University's Centre for Neural Circuits and Behaviour have discovered the 'switch' in the brain that sends us off to sleep. Gene behind kids' love for violent TV shows? Ever wondered why certain kids like violent TV and video games more than others? Scientists now say they were just born that way. Cyborgs step closer to reality Scientists have created a new coating that makes nanoelectronics much more stable in conditions mimicking those in the human body, bringing the development of cyborgs closer to reality. Cyborg is short for "cybernetic organism", a being with both organic and mechanical parts. More Science News»

		Sports
		Dhoni ruled out of Asia Cup with injury Dhoni was ruled out of the Asia Cup due to a side-strain injury that he suffered during the 2nd Test in New Zealand, paving the way for Kohli to lead the side. Not converting good starts, says Sehwag "When I watched the videos of my game, I did not find too many mistakes. The only mistake was that I was not converting good starts into big ones," said Viru. Rafael Nadal rolls into Rio quarterfinals World No. 1 Rafael Nadal stormed into the quarterfinals of the $1.3m Rio Open on Thursday by beating Spanish compatriot Albert Montanes 6-1, 6-2. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Why Facebook is buying WhatsApp for a whopping $19bn Facebook is betting huge on mobile with an eye-popping cash-and-stock deal worth up to $19 billion for smartphone messaging service WhatsApp. Facebook to buy WhatsApp for $19 billion Facebook will buy mobile messaging startup WhatsApp for $19 billion in cash and stock, as the world's largest social network looks for ways to boost its popularity. World's longest free Wi-Fi zone in Patna If you have an internet-enabled device and you are anywhere on the stretch from NIT-Patna on Ashok Rajpath to Danapur, you can now access the internet free of cost. More Technology News»

		Education
		Film and Television Institute of India may remodel all TV courses The city-based Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) is expected to restructure all its one-year television courses into two-year certificate programmes. Jawaharlal Nehru University vice chancellor considers opening centre in Bihar Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) vice-chancellor has informed education minister P K Shahi that the issue of opening a branch of the varsity in Bihar has been circulated to different wings of the university. Panjab University to offer one-year post-graduate law course Students wishing to undertake a post-graduate degree in law from Panjab University (PU) may soon be able to complete it in just a year. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		New bus depot at Chincholi to be city's first in 18 years After TOI reported on February 10 on the urgent need for a bus depot to smooth the flow of traffic between Goregaon and Malad, the BEST undertaking has decided to throw open its 26th bus depot at Chincholi Bunder from March 1. Chincholi Bunder is between Goregaon and Malad. Maria forms commission to review citizen-friendly plans by ex-chiefs New police commissioner Rakesh Maria has set up a committee that will review the earlier schemes that were introduced by his predecessors to help citizens but never really worked out. Bus runs over child pillion rider after bike skids A nine-year-old girl, who was riding pillion on a bike, was run over by a BEST bus in Ghatkopar (W) after the two-wheeler skid. The biker was an underage rider, the police said. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Gunrunner from MP held A man was arrested outside Gurdwara Balasahib in north Delhi with 10 pistols in his possession on Wednesday evening, police said on Thursday. Cops to reply on Gopal Kanda plea A trial court on Thursday sought clarification from Delhi Police and former Haryana minister Gopal Kanda on his bail plea in the Geetika Sharma suicide case. Danish rape survivor asked to depose The Danish gang rape survivor is likely to return to India to depose against her tormenters.Delhi Police has written to her via Interpol and conveyed the matter to embassy officials, sources said. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Five revellers attack two cops, held Five inebriated people, including a contractor attached to the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), were arrested after they allegedly attempted to assault two policemen. Drunk driving check turns ugly SI Rajanna and constable Anand were carrying out checks near Chennakeshavanagar when they stopped a car carrying brothers and realty businessmen Chinnappa (37) and Anthony (33). Understaffed forest department grapples with eviction woes Over 1.6 lakh acres of forest land in Karnataka have been encroached upon by private individuals until mid 2013, according to official figures. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Confusion over status of Andhra cabinet Andhra governor E S L Narasimhan has sent a report to the Centre following the resignation of N Kiran Kumar Reddy as chief minister but confusion seems to persist over the status of the Cabinet, Raj Bhavan sources said on Thursday. High court upholds conviction of Abu Salem in fake passport case The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Thursday confirmed the 7 year jail term awarded to underworld don Abu Salem by a CBI court in Hyderabad in the fake passport case. Army imposes blockade in Secunderabad Cantonment limits from February 25 Come February 25, lakhs of people traversing through defence areas in the Secunderabad Cantonment will run into road blockade as the Army authorities have decided to close down important roads. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Terminally-ill life term convict set to walk free A terminally life convict who is said to be counting his days is all set to be released from the Cuddalore central prison, thanks to an order of the Madras high court. Centre to fund five new medical colleges in Rajasthan With an aim to give a fillip to medical education in Rajasthan, the Centre has decided to fund five new medical colleges in the state. High court orders work on elevated port road to resume Earlier, advocate-general of Tamil Nadu A L Somayaji said the government halted works because the NHAI deviated from the original plan, exposing several city suburbs to inundation risk. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Naroda Patiya massacre: Maya Kodnani given electric shock therapy This was the first time Kodnani was given ECT. Mahajans ate away Gujarati's 'top line' Gujarat’s business community has always influenced history and culture of the land. Women file public interest litigation for school in village Four women from the village have submitted in their petition that the village of 15,000 population has got only one school up to class V.Kids that study beyond it have to travel 6km to reach the nearest secondary school. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		MNNIT faculty members sport black ribbon, stage protest Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology (MNNIT) faculty members on Wednesday wore black ribbons and staged a protest at the administrative block against implementation of four-tier flexible faculty structure. Murder triggers violence in Pratapgarh Angry locals fought pitched battle with police near Bhupiamau crossing in Pratapgarh on Wednesday over murder of a history-sheeter. AU to host seminar on world peace Rajiv Gandhi chair in contemporary studies of Allahabad University will be organising a two-day international seminar on peace building from February 21. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		The benefits of new exam format Examination season is round the corner and the phobia is gripping students and parents alike. Experts advise pupils to keep calm and study With just five days left for the annual high school certificate exam, the students are busy in last-minute preparations. Temperature to rise from today Interior parts of the state continued to reel under cold wave conditions for the third consecutive day on Wednesday.At least nine places recorded less than 10 degree Celsius on Tuesday night. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Symposium on Kanha-Pench landscape held at Mocha A three-day symposium was held on Kanha-Pench Landscape Symposium at Mocha, in Mandla district in Madhya Pradesh. Jilted cop shoots woman dead in MP A sub-inspector posted at Indergarh police station in Gwalior district of Madhya Pradesh today shot dead a woman with his service revolver here after she allegedly turned down his love proposal yet again. Scindia lays foundation stone of NTPC super thermal power project at Gadarwara Scindia said that the aim is to make the country self sufficient in power along with efficient transmission and distribution systems. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		EC: Will check DGP complaint after code The Election Commission (EC) on Thursday said it would deliberate on the complaint made by the Congress against Punjab police chief Sumedh Singh Saini once the model code of conduct is in place. Ramoowalia said Akali brass sought Blue Star: Brothers However, Ramoowalia rubbished the allegations made by his two brothers, terming it an attempt by them to defame him and impact his status in the Akali Dal by concocting this story due to an ongoing family dispute. 215 deities invited to join week-long Shivratri fair Colourful palanquins of over 200 deities will congregate at historic Mandi town of Himachal to celebrate week-long Shivratri fair on February 28. More Chandigarh News»

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		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Thursday, February 20, 2014
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Nirbhaya ad gives sleepless nights to NRI woman While boarding a Kochi-Bahrain flight three months ago, Daisy Sunny, a widow and mother of two from Kerala’s Thoppumpadi, was clueless about unexpected ‘fame’ awaiting her. Money-spinner ATM gives bank a run for money State Bank of India officials went into a tizzy after one of its ATMs in Madhya Pradesh’s Manasa town began spewing extra cash, nearly double the amount keyed in by customers. As the word spread, crowds thronged the machine to collect their booty. One toll tag for Delhi-Mumbai national highway from August Indian Highways Management Company Ltd, a company promoted by NHAI, has appointed ICICI Bank to set up the central clearing house that will collect toll charges through electronic mode and distribute the funds to developers. More India News»

		Business
		Sensex jumps 89 pts to one-month high The benchmark sensex climbed about 89 points to nearly one-month closing high of 20,722.97 on Wednesday, driven by smart gains in bluechip pharma and IT stocks. Gold extends losses on sustained selling, global cues Gold fell by Rs 125 to Rs 31,225 per ten grams here today on sustained selling by stockists in line with a weakening global trend. Economic crime rising globally, PwC survey says Economic crime against businesses and other organizations continues to rise around the world. More Business News»

		Environment
		Flamingos hunted for meat in Navi Mumbai's mudflats Broken beaks, feathers and bones have been found on the outskirts of Phunde village in Uran taluka, about 25km from Vashi, raising fears of poaching of flamingos which migrate to the nearby mudflats every winter. No timeline set for sorting out issues on Western Ghat report Environment minister M Veerappa Moily on Wednesday refused to give any timeline on the settlement of issues regarding the implementation of an expert committee report on Western Ghats. Tough winter creates menace: Ice from high-rises City dwellers battling one of the most brutal winters on record have been dealing with something far more dangerous than snow falling from the sky: ice tumbling from skyscrapers. More Environment News»

		World
		US visa ban for 20 Ukraine officials The United States has imposed visa bans on about 20 senior Ukrainian officials accused of backing the deadly repression of protesters in Kiev, a US diplomat said Wednesday. 'Noisy House scenes upset UK voters' Three of Britain's leading politicians — the deputy prime minister, speaker of the House and leader of the opposition — have called for urgent reforms to Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs), the most-watched event in the parliamentary week. 101-year-old man to contest US Congressional polls Better late than never! A 101-year-old man in the US has launched a bid to enter the House of Representatives and contest the Congressional polls. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Salman Khan says NO to Deepika Padukone Deepika Padukone might be Bollywood's reigning queen at the moment but she still has to wait to do a film opposite Bollywood biggie Salman Khan. Actors who can replace Hrithik Roshan in 'Shuddhi' When Salman did not approve of Jacqueline Fernandez Salman Khan is also a perfectionist of sorts, especially when it comes to style. The superstar is particular not only about his appearance but also takes a keen interest in the look of his co-stars. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		US navy to unleash Star Wars-type laser gun this year Some of the US navy’s futuristic weapons sound like something out of ‘Star Wars’, with lasers meant to shoot down drones and electric guns that fire projectiles at hypersonic speeds. That future is now. Have an abusive boyfriend? This app may help Here’s a tool that could help avoid dating violence or abusive relationships. Scientists have developed a smartphone app that warns young women of a dangerous partner by helping them examine their relationships and potential behavioural red flags. Computer solves 80-year-old puzzle, but who'll check? A puzzle that has confounded mathematicians for almost a century is closer than ever to being solved, it has emerged. But there’s one slight problem. More Science News»

		Sports
		Is India keen on discovering new talent? The mettle of the Indian 'bench strength' is not being tested enough on foreign tours, with the tried and tested lot being persisted with, despite failing at times. Holders Bayern beat 10-man Arsenal 2-0 Goals by Toni Kroos and Thomas Mueller gave Champions League holders Bayern Munich a 2-0 win over 10-man Arsenal in their last 16, first-leg match. Fedex can win another major title: Pete Roger Federer could play for another 4 years and add to his tally of 17 Grand Slam titles, according to ex-No. 1 and 14-time Grand Slam champ Pete Sampras. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Apple looking at cars, medical devices for growth: Report Apple is looking at cars and medical devices to diversify its sources of revenue as growth from iPhones and iPads slow, according to a San Francisco Chronicle report. Google's advice to Glass users: Don't be 'Glassholes' Google gave early adopters of its internet-connected eyewear a bit of advice: don't be "Glassholes." Lenovo: Flipkart, Amazon not our authorised resellers Lenovo has issued an advisory cautioning consumers when buying its products from e-commerce companies like Snapdeal, Flipkart & Amazon More Technology News»

		Education
		Now in CBSE: Law, theatre studies Come 2014-15 and your child could pick theatre, legal studies or gender studies as an elective, in a departure from run-of-the-mill courses. 14 new IIITs to be established, Shashi Tharoor says The government has approved the establishment of 14 new Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIIT), Parliament was told on Wednesday. Mica's platform to budding entrepreneurs Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad's (Mica) comcubator recently organized the 'eChai Marketing Challenge 2014' at its campus. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Principals worry kids may misuse protection Act School principals admit that proper implementation of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act is the need of the hour, but they are also worried that it may be misused to target schools. 24 apply for controller of exams' post The Mumbai University has received around 24 applications from candidates for the controversial post of controller of examinations. Interest on loan for stocks not tax-deductible Tax laws provide that expenditure incurred in relation to exempt income will not be allowed as a deduction in the hands of the tax payer. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Viru bats for education, responds to a child's distress call with scholarship For poverty-stricken but a bright 12-year-old Rishab, this would surely be the best gift of his life: free school education. And the gift has come from none other than celebrated cricketer Virender Sehwag, who offered free education to the child in his Sehwag International School (SIS), a multi-activity campus in Jhajjar, south of upscale Gurgaon in Haryana. Delhi interim budget awaits clearance in Parliament With the current Parliament session heading for an end in 48 hours, officials are busy trying to save Delhi from a financial crisis in the absence of a budgetary provision for the city beginning April 1. DU college flouting mining ban? The ban on mining of the Aravalis is being openly flouted on the premises of an academic institution in southwest Delhi, sources have said. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Muniyappa, 108, undergoes successful angioplasty At 108, Muniyappa G from Karnataka's Kolar district, has undergone a successful angioplasty at St John's Medical College Hospital in Bangalore. He is back on his feet now. Only Karnataka has poor voter sex ratio in south India Three southern states have women voters more or less equal to their male counterparts for the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. While Kerala has more women voters, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh have almost same of number of voters of both sexes. Prices of Kempe Gowda Layout sites hit the roof The dream of owning a Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) site may remain a mirage for many. Reason: the BDA has increased prices by 200-600% in the proposed Nadaprabhu Kempe Gowda Layout. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		HC seeks reasons for not holding polls in 5 Bheemili panchayats Justice Ramesh Ranganathan of the AP High Court on Wednesday directed the state government to explain why elections are not being held in five gram panchyats in Bheemunipatnam mandal of Vishakhapatnam district though their merger with GVMC was set aside. Parents force minor girl to marry 6 times in 2 years In a shocking incident, a 17-year-old girl approached Rein Bazaar police alleging that she was forcibly married off six times in the past two years to various men by her money-hungry parents. Telangana bill may get caught in legal tangle The Andhra Pradesh State Reorganization Bill is likely to get entangled in a legal quagmire with many constitutional experts averring that the legislation would be invalid without going for constitutional amendments. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Vacant land to be identified, turned into parking lots To put an end to parking woes and ensure free flow of traffic on main roads, the Chennai Corporation has announced plans to create more parking space in its annual budget. 31% of last year's funds untouched The Chennai Corporation on Wednesday presented a budget of 4,200 crore for the 2014-15 financial year without any mention of increased tax collection. Further, close to 31% of the amount allocated to various departments in the civic body's last budget remains unspent. Private partners to boost education quality in govt schools In a bid to increase enrolment in government schools, the corporation has come up with a slew of sops and initiatives. Apart from free notebooks to attract students, it has decided to improve quality by going in for public-private partnerships (PPP) in select schools. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Gujarat International Finance Tec-city finds takers, 5 to set up shop After a long wait, Gujarat International Finance Tec-city (GIFT) finally took the first significant step towards becoming a financial hub. One more Congress MLA joins BJP Former state minister and sitting Congress MLA from Somnath assembly seat Jasa Barad has joined BJP.He is the second sitting Congress MLA to have joined BJP within the last fortnight. Narendra Modi slams finance minister P Chidambaram for taxing his speeches The Central Excise Department had demanded payment of service tax by BJP on tickets for entry to Modi's rallies.However, that notice was dropped once the news came in media on Tuesday. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Murder triggers violence in Pratapgarh Angry locals fought a pitched battle with police near Bhupiamau crossing in Pratapgarh on Wednesday over the murder of a history-sheeter. Litterateurs pay tributes to author Amar Kant The mortal remains of noted Hindi litterateur and Jnanpeeth Award winner Amar Kant was consigned to flames at Shankarghat on Tuesday. Drive to check passengers without tickets conducted To curb the practices of traveling without tickets and irregular tickets, Allahabad division of North Central Railway is launching drives in various trains and stations. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		BJD may go solo in coming polls The Biju Janata Dal (BJD) on Tuesday indicated it would fight the forthcoming assembly elections without forming an alliance with any political party. Unguarded ATMs face closure Taking umbrage at non-compliance with its recommendation for deploying security guards at ATM kiosks here, commissioner of police R P Sharma on Tuesday shot off a second reminder to the head offices of different banks. Major reshuffle in IPS cadre Ahead of assembly and Lok Sabha elections, the state government effected a major reshuffle in SP-rank officers on Tuesday. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		A neon-themed party for couples on Valentine's Day at a city pub in Bhopal Bhopal’s lovebirds marked Valentine’s Day with lots of fun at a neon-themed party held at a city pub. Mobile phones banned in MP board exams MP board of secondary education has banned students from carrying mobile phones to exam halls for its high school and higher secondary examinations. STF seizes mark-sheets, starts probe Special task force (STF) on Tuesday initiated investigations into irregularities in RTO constable recruitment test held in August 2012. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		'Helicopter politics' rages in tribal Lahaul-Spiti Politics over the number and frequency of emergency helicopter sorties to snow-bound Lahaul-Spiti district is heating up in the cold mountains with BJP and Congress leaders engaging in a war of words. Haryana hikes financial aid to gallantry award winners Haryana government on Wednesday announced a steep hike in award money to recipients of gallantry and other award winning members of armed forces from the state. CM highlights importance of road improvement Stating that roads are lifeline of Himachal Pradesh which not only provide connectivity but also help in economic development of the state, chief minister Virbhadra Singh, on Wednesday, informed the state assembly about government's decision to hire consultants for preparing detailed project reports (DPRs) on roads. More Chandigarh News»

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Goddess Dhumavati: The Smokey One

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Our good friend Ram Prasad Das has attained the abode of Lord Krishna

We have received the following update from one of the devotees in Los Angeles:

"Tonight just before 10 PM a great soul and dear friend, Rama Prasada Das, left our presence in the middle of a kirtan with as many people as could fit in his home. It was the end of a painful struggle that started just over two months ago when he found out he had cancer. Since then his home has been flooded with love and friends coming from all parts of the world. Present there were, Brighupati Das and his wife Chandravali, Anadi Das, Gaurangi Silvers, Yuvati Dasi, my wife Isanah Devi Dasi, Kartika, Caitanya Mitchell, Doug, Scott, and Neil and Martin. The last two have been with him 24/7, Neil for over 2 months and Martin for over two weeks. Martin, who has travelled the world in the merchant marines and other occupations, said that these last two week were the most amazing and learning times of his life. The kirtan continued for a while after he passed then Brighupati read the 7th chapter of the Bhagavad gita."

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Goddess Dhumavati: The Smokey One

While most of the Mahavidyas are beautiful and alluring, Dhumavati is the only one who is not good looking. She is widowed and is set in a cemetery. She is covered with smoke too. There are many legends and stories that are attributed to her. One popular legend revolves around Goddess Sati's hunger pangs. She was so hungry that she asked Lord Shiva to get her something to eat. But he refused, as he is not a householder. She had to repeat the request but it went unheeded. She was so famished that she devoured Him! Once she had swallowed her husband, He was upset. He requested her to let him out. She did with lot of hesitancy.

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Invitation for The Economic Times Young Leader 2014

February 18, 2014 The Economic Times is proud to present The Economic Times Young Leaders 2014, the third edition of India's largest and definitive platform for young managers to fast-track their careers. What's in it for you? If you are between 26 and 32 years (not a day older than 32 as of 25 February 2014), this is your opportunity to feature in the ranking of India's Young Leaders. The program is designed to offer you four levels of gratification: - Self-discovery of your own leadership strengths (and limitations) on globally-validated and industry-endorsed standards; - Meeting and exclusive interactions with some of India's blue-chip CEOs - Featured in the coveted Economic Times Young Leaders ranking, thus gaining recognition as one of India's top talents; and - Networking with the country's best young managerial talent What do you have to do to compete? - Phase 1: A 20-minute Online Assessment - Phase 2: A rigorous online assessment of your verbal, personality and analytical skills - Phase 3: Group-Tasks to test your leadership skills in group scenarios - Phase 4: One-on-One interviews with the industry's top CEOs If you would like to outshine your peers, start by visiting www.etyoungleaders.com We invite you take part in the conversations and engage with the ET Young Leaders community on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/youngleaderset and Twitter https://twitter.com/youngleaderset Please remember that we close entries on 25 February 2014. Wishing you the best! The Economic Times