News Digest: Court gives NIA custody of suspected ISI agent

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Thursday, September 18, 2014
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Court gives NIA custody of suspected ISI agent A special court on Wednesday granted six days custody of suspected ISI agent Arun Selvarajan to the National Investigation Agency (NIA). The judge, however, dismissed a petition by CBI to include it as a party in the investigation. ISI effect: Police start enumeration of Lankans Following the arrest of Arun Selvarajan, who is suspected to be an ISI agent, Tamil Nadu ‘Q’ branch sleuths have started enumerating Sri Lankans staying in Tamil Nadu. XI Jinping's Gujarat visit: World watches riverfront party China president XI Jinping ended up spending nearly an hour extra in Ahmedabad during his maiden visit to Gujarat. More India News»

		Business
		Cap on free use may hit ATM business model The Reserve Bank of India’s move to curb the number of free transactions in automated teller machines (ATMs) would result in a surge in cash in the economy and reduce viability of the 1.6-lakh-strong ATM network. G-20 leaders set to check tax evasion The world’s 20 largest economies are expected to signal a fresh push to check tax evasion by agreeing on deadlines for new measures and call for boosting global growth, through a quicker pace of reforms, when finance ministers and central bank governors from these countries meet here this weekend. Emirates seeks more rights to bring Airbus-380 to Delhi Emirates Airlines, the largest foreign carrier in terms of market share in India, has said it will need more bilateral or flying rights to operate the Airbus A-380 to Delhi. More Business News»

		Environment
		'Lesser' Florican prompts Madhya Pradesh to develop habitat at Sailana Alarmed over continuous decline in migration of Lesser Florican locally known as Likh and Kharmor in Madhya Pradesh, forest department has taken up the task to protect and develop habitat of the endangered bird at Sailana Wildlife Sanctuary. Scientists given rare glimpse of 350-kilo colossal squid Scientists said on Tuesday a female colossal squid weighing an estimated 350 kilograms (770 lbs) and thought to be only the second intact specimen ever found was carrying eggs when discovered in the Antarctic. Of Himalayan blunders & rivers of muck Developmental gains will crumble if India follows a model of growth that is resource-and-energy-intensive. As it is, rivers are degraded, pollution is growing, forest cover's thinning. Overhaul of green governance is the need of the hour More Environment News»

		World
		US House set to approve arms for Syrian rebels The Republican-controlled House lined up half-heartedly to give the US military authority to train and arm Syrian rebels on Wednesday as President Barack Obama emphasized that American forces ''do not and will not have a combat mission'' in the struggle against Islamic state militants. Murder case registered against Nawaz Sharif, ministers A murder case has been registered against Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, his brother and Punjab chief minister Shahbaz Sharif, three federal ministers and top police officials over the alleged killing of two persons during last month’s clashes between the police and anti-government protesters, police officials said on Wednesday. UK mulls joining US air strikes against ISIS The British government is preparing the ground to join the United States in launching air strikes against Islamic State in Iraq, but is moving cautiously to ensure it avoids a parliamentary defeat and acts as part of a regional coalition. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Jacqueline to play lead in a Hollywood film We have learnt that the gorgeous Jacqueline Fernandez has bagged a lead role in a Hollywood suspense thriller titled Definition Of Fear. Everybody knows that I'm a muhfat: Sonam Fawad Khan, Sonam Kapoor and Kirron Kher were recently in town to promote their upcoming film, Khoobsurat. When Hrithik-Katrina's boat was hit by storm Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif starrer Bang Bang has already created history, with one millions views to the teaser trailer, in just 13 hours of its release online. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		New Ebola vaccine to be tested A healthy Briton is all set to become the first person to receive a potential new vaccine for the Ebola virus. Safety trials of the experimental drug at University of Oxford target the Zaire species of Ebola, one of the strains circulating in West Africa which has killed 53% of the people it has infected. Now, power your devices while talking, chewing Researchers have developed a chin strap that can generate electricity from jaw movements such as eating, chewing and talking to power a number of small-scale implantable or wearable electronic devices. Indian scientists invents a emotion detecting software with a 94% accuracy rate Indian scientists have developed the world’s most unique software that detects emotion from a simple mug shot of your face. More Science News»

		Sports
		Police intensifies probe against gymnast, coach Police have booked the duo based on allegations by the woman gymnast that they had passed obscene comments and made vulgar gestures at her during a practice session at Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium on the evening of September 2. Indian women thrashed 10-0 by South Korea The Indian women's team went down 0-10 to a superior South Korea in their second Group A match of the women's football competition in the Asian Games. Top-seed Angelique Kerber reaches Pan Pacific quarters Top-seeded Angelique Kerber of Germany beat Ukraine's Elina Svitolina 6-4, 6-4 on Wednesday to reach the quarterfinals of Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo. More Sports News»

		Technology
		With new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, it's what's inside that counts The new Apple iPhones going on sale this week, the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus, have crisper screens, faster processors and sharper cameras. Offline vs online: Traders to not supply goods to e-tailers over pricing ADCTA has asked its members to stop supplying goods to e-tailers if they sell products below the price at which they originally purchased it. Android One phones vs Xiaomi Redmi 1S vs Moto E Taking Micromax's Canvas A1 Android One phone as the reference point, we compare Android One, Moto E and Xiaomi Redmi 1S to see whether the new Android One smartphones are a threat to the two popular low-cost smartphones... More Technology News»

		Education
		Delhi University up by 20 ranks in QS World University rankings Delhi University has moved up by 20 ranks in the QS World University Rankings compared to previous year's rank and has been placed on top amongst the Indian universities other than five IITs. Symbiosis signs memorandum with ACCA The Symbiosis International University (SIU) has signed an agreement with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) to provided a unique opportunity to finance students to achieve a bachelors degree in business and finance and a globally recognized professional accountancy qualification at the same time. Delhi University's postgraduate English students want 3 teachers sacked "Muslims brought homosexuality to India and taught Indians how to cheat and gamble." This is not the rant of a fringe group activist but the faculty member of Delhi University's English department statement in class, if the students are to be believed. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		When mango pickle could defuse any Sena-BJP crisis The growing coldness in Shiv Sena-BJP ties, as evidenced during seat-sharing talks spread over the last three weeks, is in sharp contrast with the 1990s when camaraderie, chilled beer and cartoons marked the saffron equations under the leadership of Sena chief Balasaheb Thackeray and BJP leader Pramod Mahajan, say observers. Class XII pupils hit as school fails board test About 60 class XI and XII students are in a fix in the middle of the year as Don Bosco Junior College, Borivli, offered the computer science subject without necessary permission. HC: Can widow seek partition of husband's property? Can a widow ask for partition of her deceased husband’s ancestral property for her share? More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Walled City paradise for street shops, nightmare for walkers One of the few wide roads in the congested Walled City, Netaji Subhash Marg was redeveloped by civic agencies during Commonwealth Games in 2010 with dedicated cycle tracks, wide pavements and double-lane carriageways. Driving licence test gets tough, 24% fail exam Driving on the roads of Delhi could soon get safer. In a bid to ensure stricter processing of licences and thus curb accidents, the transport department has started rigorously testing applicants of permanent and learner's licences. CR Park dug up before Durga Puja Residents of CR Park are worried as many roads in the area are dug up for laying optical cables. With Durga Puja only a fortnight away, they fear that the roads will not be restored causing complete chaos. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Karnataka team gets tips in Nagpur For several decades, Maharashtra has been involved in a legal battle with Karnataka for control of Marathi-speaking Belgaum. Online allotment of medical seats resumes The Karnataka Examination Authority on Wednesday began the extended third round of online allotment of 115 MBBS and 12 dental seats that remained unfilled under the all-India quota. Managements are not criminals: Karnataka HC The high court on Wednesday directed police not to file any chargesheet in furtherance of the FIRs lodged against erring schools. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Power tariff hike looms large in Telangana The Telangana State Power Distribution Corporation is all set to seek a hike in tariffs for various sections of consumers. Naidu, KCR to lobby for favourite babus The allotment of All India Service (AIS) officers between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana is getting murkier with the chief ministers of the two states deciding to petition the Centre seeking retention of certain key IAS officers in their respective cadres. APSRTC mulls building multi-purpose commercial bus terminals In an attempt to make APSRTC commercially viable, the Andhra Pradesh government is mulling developing major bus terminals in Vishakapatnam, Vijayawada, Guntur, Tirupati, Kurnool etc into multi-purpose commercial complexes. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Last chance to breathe life into 140-year-old trust Academics and jurists are waiting with bated breath, even as Madras high court is busy finalizing the list of trustees to run the 140 year old P T Lee Chengalvaraya Naicker Trust, which has institutions and properties valued at more than Rs 1,000 crore in Chennai and Kancheepuram districts. Beaches shrink as housing, garbage creep up on ocean C Shiva spends most of his free time on the beach. Lately it’s occurred to him that the beach is getting narrower all the time. TN govt moves SC against appointment to probe granite scam Tamil Nadu has approached the Supreme Court against a Madras high court order appointing senior IAS officer U Sagayam as court-appointed legal commissioner to probe all mining contracts and licences to private companies in the state, saying it was an “exercise in futility”. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Drama on Maldharis to entertain Gir tourists The state forest department is planning to promote the culture of Gir and its surrounding areas. Apart from Lion Safari, the department has planned to tie up for performance of Akoopar, a drama on the life of Maldharis and their relationship with lions. HC nixes bid to chop trees near Nal Sarovar Gujarat high court on Wednesday came down heavily on the state government for its proposal to cut trees between Sanand and Nal Sarovar for widening the road in view of fast industrialization in the area. Dean bent rules to admit 31 students: Gujarat University VC Gujarat University authorities have stated that dean of science faculty, Nisha Shah, had granted admissions to 31 students in PhD and MPhil courses by bending norms. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		'Yogi not responsible for BJP drubbing' Bharatiya Janata Party national vice-president Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi on Wednesday said Yogi Adityanath is not responsible for the party's poor show in the byelections in the state. He also claimed that ‘love jihad’ should never be considered as the reason for the defeat as it has never even an issue for the party. HC terminates services of 11 trainee judicial officers A full court meeting of the Allahabad High Court on Wednesday decided to terminate the services of the 11 trainee judicial officers who were allegedly involved in a scuffle in a drunken state at a restaurant on Faizabad Road in Lucknow on August 7. Now, a book on PM in Braille Even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi has decided to refrain from pomp and show on his 64th birthday, however, his birthday is special for scores of blind students of the country as they will now be able to know about country’s PM, courtesy a book written in Braille script by a housewife of the Sangam city. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Fiasco in chamber: Bijayshree informs CM Revenue minister Bijayshree Routray on Tuesday said he has taken up Monday's unsavoury incident in his official chamber in the secretariat, involving some mediapersons, with the chief minister, chief secretary and commissioner of police. 2 Bills to check land grabbing in Odisha The state government is working on two Bills to check land grabbing and encroachments in the state. Both the Bills are expected to be tabled in the next session of the assembly, revenue minister Bijayshree Routray told the media here on Tuesday. CB takes Sabyasachi on 3-day remand The Crime Branch (CB) on Tuesday resumed interrogation of Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda after taking him on three-day remand. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		15 districts in MP rain deficit, driest monsoon in last 4 years This monsoon has turned out to be one of the driest monsoons in Madhya Pradesh in the last four years as one-fourth of Madhya Pradesh is rain deficient. CBI books former Madhya Pradesh chief minister's son, four others for fraud Central bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Wednesday booked five people, including former state chief minister Kailash Joshi’s son Deepak, for their alleged role in a fraud causing a loss to a nationalized insurance company and raided their residential premises. EVMs for civic polls to have detachable memory: SEC Civic body elections in Madhya Pradesh will be held from November this year. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Govt okays restoration of 20 heritage structures Punjab government has given a go-ahead to restoration work of over 20 heritage structures in different parts of the state.Experts will be roped in for preparation of detailed project reports before the work begins. Khalsa announces to resume fast to seek permanent release of 6 Sikh convicts Three convicts -- Gurmeet Singh, Shamsher Singh and Lakhwinder Singh -- whose release Khalsa is demanding, were convicted for assassinating former Punjab chief minister Beant Singh. Japanese NGO has toilet designs for 'Clean India' drive This could well be the beginning of a "Sino-Japanese war" on the Indian soil. More Chandigarh News»

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News Digest: Fertile fundas for wannabe parents

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Wednesday, September 17, 2014
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Fertile fundas for wannabe parents Recent research suggests modern lifestyles are affecting not only physical and mental health, but also the reproductive health of men and women. BJP B-team delivers a dud, vote share drops in most states If the BJP was banking on building on the momentum of the Lok Sabha triumph that clearly hasn't happened with the alliance's vote share declining by a massive 10.7 percentage points in these last four months. Beijing's secret weapon: The Chinese president's charming wife The glamorous Peng Liyuan, China's first 'first lady', who has added to husband Xi Jinping's foreign visits her `soft diplomacy' skills, may find it a tad difficult to go about her tasks on the couple's India tour. More India News»

		Business
		SBI rejigs term deposit rates The country's largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) has brought down its peak interest rate on domestic term deposits between one and three years to 8.75% from 9% earlier. Adani breaks into top 10 rich club A sharp 152% jump in his wealth saw Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani break into the list of 10 richest Indians even as Mukesh Ambani retained the pole position, according to a latest report. India largest 2-wheeler market for Honda India has become the biggest two-wheeler market in the world for Japanese major Honda, nearly three years after it decided to go solo following the split with Munjals of Hero. More Business News»

		Environment
		Of Himalayan blunders & rivers of muck Developmental gains will crumble if India follows a model of growth that is resource-and-energy-intensive. As it is, rivers are degraded, pollution is growing, forest cover's thinning. Overhaul of green governance is the need of the hour Bengal launches smart cage to trap tigers The forest department on Tuesday unveiled a scientifically-improved cage to trap tigers in the Sunderbans and leopards in north Bengal. Global wild tiger population to be counted by 2016 Thirteen countries with wild tiger populations agreed on Tuesday to take part in a global count to establish how many of the critically endangered big cats are left and improve policies to protect them. More Environment News»

		World
		US general is open to ground forces in fight against ISIS General Dempsey acknowledged that this would run counter to the president’s policy, but he said, “He has told me as well to come back to him on a case-by-case basis.” French parliament approves jihadist travel ban France's parliament on Tuesday approved a new anti-terror bill aimed at preventing potential jihadists from travelling to Iraq, Syria or elsewhere by confiscating their passports. US to fight its noblest war against Ebola Pilloried for fighting needless, provocative wars across the world, the United States is embarking on one of its noblest interventions – fighting the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. More World News»

		Entertainment
		'We don't go into frenzy on seeing SRK's 6-pack abs' So Deepika flaunted her perfect assets and some gawked and gaped, some others drooled and swooned, while some raised eyebrows and friends and feminists went into protest overdrive about the media coverage of it. Raja Chaudhary to marry another Shveta next year Raja Chaudhary, who recently said he will never get married again after his divorce with actress Shweta Tiwari, will actually be tying the knot soon. He is set to marry Shveta Sood, a Delhi-based Human Resources professional, in January next year. Pakistani actor goes shirtless Fawad Khan is excited about making his Bollywood debut with Khoobsurat. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		George the goldfish has brain surgery A goldfish called George was on the mend in Australia on Tuesday after undergoing a “high risk“ brain surgery. Water purifier made of foil chip packets Australian researchers have designed a low-cost drinking water treatment system using foil chip packets and some glass tubing. Study finds link between baldness, prostate cancer Compared to men with no baldness in their 40s, men with a specific pattern of baldness at age 45 have a 40% increased risk of developing aggressive prostate cancer later in life, claims a new research. More Science News»

		Sports
		Indian boxers cleared to fight under tricolour at Asian Games After giving provisional recognition to Boxing India, the sport's world body has now permitted Indian pugilists to take part in the Asian Games under national flag. Ganguly urges fans to support Atletico de Kolkata in ISL Sourav Ganguly struck three goals from the spot as he urged fans to turn up in huge numbers and support the city's newest team Atletico de Kolkata in the ISL. Indonesian Masters title is special: HS Prannoy Young Indian shuttler HS Prannoy is relieved to have ended his title drought with victory at Indonesian Masters. More Sports News»

		Technology
		First Impressions: Micromax Canvas A1 Android One smartphone Micromax Canvas A1 is the most expensive of the lot, priced at Rs 6,499. Here's what we feel about the phone... New sense of excitement in India: Google's Pichai Google's senior VP Sundar Pichai says, "India has always had potential but it’s now moving to have a big impact. The trends will only go in one direction from here." Android One phones in India: 8 things to know Google has launched Android One phones in India. Here are 10 things to know about the Android One phones... More Technology News»

		Education
		Delhi University's postgraduate English students want 3 teachers sacked "Muslims brought homosexuality to India and taught Indians how to cheat and gamble." This is not the rant of a fringe group activist but the faculty member of Delhi University's English department statement in class, if the students are to be believed. No takers for 25 MBBS seats in Chhattisgarh As the counseling for MBBS admissions in Chhattisgarh ended on Tuesday, nearly 25 seats from the government quota in private colleges of the state remained vacant. 4 of the world's top 5 universities in UK, 5 London universities in top 100 Four of the world’s top five universities are in UK with London being the only city in the world with five universities in the top 100, according to the latest global university rankings. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		No relief for sick companies in cheque-bouncing cases The Bombay high court has refused to quash criminal proceedings against plywood company Kitply and its directors in a cheque-bouncing case. Govt staffers to surrender official cars Several government employees will have to surrender their official vehicles for election duty. Share autos to cost Rs 1-3 more from today Fares for share autos in the city will go up from today by a minimum of Re 1. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Najafgarh Road: Here planners left no space for hapless pedestrians Najafgarh Road is one of the prime examples where government agencies have failed to implement urban road design norms. Loose screw in engine, flight back A loose screw in the engine of a Mumbai-bound SpiceJet flight led to a close shave for 175 passengers on Tuesday morning. HC sends girl back to school, raps mom The Delhi high court has come to the rescue of an anxious father who wants her daughter-currently living with his former wife-to study further and has invoked the Right to Education Act. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		6 years on, KIA is yet to get Metro link Six years after Bangalore’s flagship international airport was commissioned near Devanahalli, the much-talked-about Metro link between the city hub and the Kempegowda International Airport is still a mirage. Govt buildings not fireproof: Lokayukta The nerve centre of the state’s administration in Bangalore is not fireproof. Wanna be a kite runner? Wait till Dasara Don’t trip in wonder if you suddenly spot some Angry Birds and Chhota Bheems hovering above. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		More trains to be fitted with bio-toilets In a bid to improve cleanliness on trains and railway properties, South Central Railway (SCR) will implement a slew of measures, including increasing the number of bio-toilets on trains. India lags behind in using ozone-friendly products Hundreds of schoolchildren from several city institutions turned out on Tuesday for a mass pledge at an event hosted by Indian Tourism Development Corporation to mark the International Day for Preservation of Ozone Layer-2014, with its theme being ‘Ozone Layer Protection: The Mission Goes On’. Most cellars illegal, unsafe for owners and neighbours If you are planning to buy an apartment which has a cellar, first check with the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation to acquire a clearance. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Man with drugs held at airport Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) officers on Monday night arrested a man at Chennai airport from Andhra Pradesh for attempting to smuggle more than 1.3kg of heroin and methamphetamine to Dubai. CBI wants to join probe into ISI suspect's activities in Chennai The CBI is planning to enter the investigation into the antecedents of suspected ISI agent Arun Selvarajan who was arrested by National Investigation Agency last week in the city. The road to nowhere in Velachery Every time it pours in the city, most of Velachery drowns in a host of problems but none as severe as those facing residents of a road perpendicular to the one leading to the Velachery MRTS railway station. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		52 Tibetan students detained in Vadodara Two Tibetan students, Tensing and Sonam, studying at MS University in Vadodara, who had approached city police, seeking permission to hold a demonstration against the China president’s visit, were detained for questioning by crime branch sleuths. They were later shifted to Vadodara. Ahmedabad turns MaXimum City Strengthening ties between the Centre and states will ensure faster development for India, said Narendra Modi who landed in Ahmedabad on Tuesday for his first visit to Gujarat after being sworn in as Prime Minister. BJP concedes three seats to Cong in post-Modi Gujarat Congress wrested three out of the nine assembly seats from the BJP in Gujarat, queering the pitch for Prime Minister Narendra Modi who arrived here on Tuesday, ahead of his birthday and the visit of Chinese president Xi Jinping to Ahmedabad. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		SP workers celebrate with sweets, dance Samajwadi Party workers and leaders distributed sweets and danced to the tunes of dhols at district party office. The workers also burst crackers near Subhash crossing to express their joy over the party’s victory in the bypolls. Bicycle rides to victory in Sirathu bypoll The Samajwadi Party rode on its ‘social engineering formula’ to bag the Sirathu assembly seat for the first time in last five assembly polls. It’s candidate Vachaspati Pasi defeated BJP’s Santosh Singh Patel by 24,522 votes. Family tussle: Locals beat 4 Etah residents Panic gripped High court road and adjoining areas under Cantt police station on Tuesday after a group of people along with lawyers chased and thrashed four persons who had come from Etah district to take their daughters back to home. The agitators also ransacked vehicle brought by Etah residents. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Special police unit to tackle highwaymen in Cuttack Perturbed by rising incidence of truck loot and hijack on highways in the state, police on Monday decided to set up a special unit to curb such crimes and track criminals. Odisha Govt bid to start flight service from Rourkela To resume regular flight service from Rourkela airstrip, the state government on Monday asked the Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP) officials to submit a fresh proposal, official sources said. Man held for faking as CBI inspector in Bhubaneswar Police on Monday arrested a 35-year-old man on charges of impersonating as CBI inspector and extorting money from gullible people. The accused was identified as Satyajit, alias Rajat Panda, belonging to Bhadrak district. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Railways approach cyber cops to track fake job website Railway recruitment board (RRB) Bhopal has approached state's cyber cell to trace a recruitment racket whereby fraudsters created a fake website similar to board's official site to trick job aspirants. Ananth, ministers flout PM's diktat on austerity, take chartered jet Last month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP national president Amit Shah asked Union ministers and party leaders to travel by regular airlines. Two IAS officers among 3 booked for PCPNDT Act violations A district court in Madhya Pradesh on Monday ordered registration of case against three top bureaucrats including state's principal secretary and secretary health and former director, health for violation of pre-conception and pre-natal diagnostic (prohibition of sex selection) (PCPNDT) Act, 1994 and 1996. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Man held for posing as Rajnath's son-in-law The accused took Kaur for a ride but eventually landed in a soup after Rajnath's personal assistant clarified that he was not the minister's son-in-law. Prohibited zones: Contempt notices to DCs for illegal construction The officials have been asked to explain as to why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against them for failing to stop illegal encroachments around the defence establishments. One lakh houses for poor by 2016 in Punjab: Sukhbir Punjab deputy chief minister Sukhbir Singh Badal on Tuesday announced construction of one lakh houses for economically weaker sections (EWS) at affordable prices. More Chandigarh News»

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