News Digest: Black money: I-T dept conducts survey at HSBC bank in Mumbai

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Tuesday, February 24, 2015
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		India
		Black money: I-T dept conducts survey at HSBC bank in Mumbai The Income Tax department has conducted a "survey" operation at the head office of HSBC bank here in connection with the black money probe against it and certain Indians who held accounts in its Switzerland branch. One judge on Teesta bench sought recusal, but who? Chief Justice H L Dattu on Monday issued a statement saying the hearing of anticipatory bail petitions of social activist Teesta Setalvad and her husband were shifted out of a bench of Justices Mukhopadhaya and N V Ramana “on the direct recusal” of one of the judges. States with bigger urban population to have more smart cities States with higher urban population such as Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Gujarat shall have more smart cities. More India News»

		Business
		Green shoots visible in economy: Panagariya NITI Aayog vice-chairman Arvind Panagariya has said that green shoots of revival were clearly visible in the economy and backed the idea of reworking the massive rural job scheme for better asset creation and skills development. Bansals get new roles in Flipkart recast India’s largest online retailer Flipkart has undertaken a massive reorganization at a time when the e-tailer is looking to prune its losses and make itself IPO ready. ITC to buy Park Hyatt Goa for Rs 515 crore ITC is on an acquisition spree. Within a fortnight of a major buy in the personal care products space, the Rs 45,000-crore conglomerate looks set for an over Rs 500-crore acquisition in the hospitality sector. More Business News»

		Environment
		Gujarat soughts nod for lion conservation plan The Gujarat government has sought approval from the Centre for its Rs 150-crore Lion Conservation Plan. Not only that, it has demanded that the central government bear the lion’s share — Rs 135 crore — of the total project cost. Bengal mulls two-way approach to stop rhino-poaching Alarmed by frequent incidents of rhino poaching in north Bengal, the West Bengal government has decided to adopt a two-pronged approach to deal with the menace. 450 Climate Reality Leaders to be trained on climate change High-profile leaders in renewable energy are joining Nobel laureate and former US vice-president Al Gore here to train another 450 Climate Reality Leaders on the science of climate change and solutions for the climate crisis while developing skills to effectively communicate about both the challenges and opportunities, the Climate Reality Project announced on Monday. More Environment News»

		World
		US expresses concern over Nasheed 's arrest Expressing concern over the arrest of former Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed on terrorism charges, the US has asked the Maldivian government to take steps to restore confidence in their commitment to democracy, judicial independence and rule of law. Ice storm slams Texas, more than 1,300 flights cancelled An ice storm that hit wide parts of Texas and neighboring states on Monday knocked out power to thousands of people, led to hundreds of traffic accidents and caused more than 1,300 flight cancellations nationwide. Hollande vows stiffer penalties for hate speech French President Francois Hollande has vowed to introduce tougher penalties for "racist, anti-semitic or homophobic" remarks in the wake of last month's terrorist attacks in Paris. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Abhi shoots action sequence at a location named after Aish Abhishek Bachchan shot a car chase sequence for his next All Is Well at Aishwarya Point (Trimbakeshwar, Nasik), named after his wife Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. WAGs too distracting, but only till quarterfinals? If their ‘purpose’ is to distract or relax the players, WAGs might get to fulfill it at least partly. The BCCI is rethinking its ban on them at the World Cup, and mulling over allowing them if the team makes it to the quarterfinals. 10 celebs mentored by Salman Khan Salman has always been a helping hand to his close ones. The actor trained Sooraj Pancholi and is also producing his debut film. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Japan clocks to keep time for 16 billion years Japanese researchers have built a pair of clocks which they say are so accurate they will lose a second only every 16 billion years — longer than the Earth has been around. Armband to sound an alarm if you have fever Scientists have developed a fever alarm armband - a flexible, self-powered wearable device that sounds an alarm in case of high body temperature. Formula milk puts newborns at higher arsenic risk In the first study of urinary arsenic in babies, Dartmouth College researchers have found that formula-fed infants had higher arsenic levels than breast-fed infants. More Science News»

		Sports
		Flexibility is Ajinkya Rahane's key strength: MS Dhoni Indian captain MS Dhoni feels that Ajinkya Rahane has improved by leaps and bounds in recent times and is ready to don any hat for the team's cause. World Cup: Roger Federer sorry for India 'bleed blue' upset Roger Federer apologised for getting caught up in the bitter rivalry between Indian and Pakistani cricket fans after he was pictured admiring India's blue shirt. World Cup: I am happy, but not satisfied, says Sachin Tendulkar Impressed with India's performance in the World Cup so far but not completely satisfied with it, Sachin Tendulkar said that the team can still raise its game. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Are techies 'workmen'? TN government to decide Are our software engineers 'workmen'? Madras HC leaves the question to TN government. Lenovo A6000 review We review the Lenovo A6000, India's cheapest 4G-capable smartphone, at this time. 7 hot smartphones under Rs 10,000 Shopping for a budget smartphone? Not sure which one to go for? The wide range available across e-commerce websites adding to rthe confusion? Here's help. More Technology News»

		Education
		Centre to frame grading system for universities, SC told The Centre told the Supreme Court on Monday that it was considering a new system to grade universities and the process of laying down criteria would be finalized within three months. Deadline to get AICTE approval for BTech courses extended The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has extended the deadline for institutions which are yet to seek approval for B.Tech courses, a move which may come as a relief to as many as 24 Delhi University colleges. INSTITUTE WATCH - University Launch The JIS Group Educational Initiatives will be launching the JIS University at Agarpara in Kolkata from the upcoming academic year. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		HC: Can single mum's kid be denied passport? Bombay High Court on Monday questioned whether a single mother could be denied a passport for her child at a time when live-in relationships are legally accepted. Green signal for MU-Rlys tech courses The University of Mumbai is collaborating with the Indian Railways to set up a ‘Rail Innovation and Technology Centre’ to offer specialized courses to students. Night duty staff in ladies coach to undergo sobriety check The Government Railway Police (GRP) commissioner has issued instructions that all personnel escorting ladies compartments at night be checked before they leave for duty. This check will be done to ensure that they are not drunk. This comes in the wake of a home guard, Kailash More, getting sloshed and using abusive language in a Western Railway local train last Wednesday. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Delhi House opens 1st innings with power play The first day of the sixth legislative assembly began without any fireworks unlike in 2013, but there was drama. There was a subtle show of strength by Aam Aadmi Party—that has a more than overwhelming presence in the House— and BJP responded by playing the victim card. Sisodia to live in Sheila's old home Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia will move to the bungalow once occupied by Sheila Dikshit when she was the chief minister. Oath-taking turns into a House-warming party The first day of the assembly session began with 67 Aam Aadmi Party MLAs, including chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, and three BJP legislators taking oath on Monday. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Authorized tree officers absent, illegal felling becomes the norm Trees of Bengaluru are an orphaned lot. With nominated tree officers failing to take charge, they are fast falling prey to indiscriminate axing. Six-month struggle to get money back A few months ago, when Anand P (33), a software programmer, and his wife were on their way to HSR Layout, they saw a home fair. Eliminate risk while buying a home The Bengaluru real estate market is vibrant, with builders catering to all sections of the society with apartments and villas of varying categories -built up area ranging from 650 sqft to 10,000 sqft and price Rs 30 lakh to Rs 10 crore plus. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		3 police stations get GPS Ambar Kishore Jha, superintendent of police on Monday launched the Beat Tracking System for three police stations of Warangal urban police limits. Mounting debts drive two farmers to suicide Two farmers committed suicide in separate incidents in the district allegedly due to mounting debts. Funds trickle in for AP capital The NDA government, which has been dithering on Andhra Pradesh government’s plea to accord special category status to the residuary state, has sanctioned Rs 1,600 crore for the construction of capital, AP municipal administration minister P Narayana said on Monday. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Sky high plans needed for Chennai's redevelopment Being one of the oldest cities in the country, Chennai has always grappled with hap hazard development. 'Dashboard' ready to help corporation drive projects The city will be the first in India to have a ‘dashboard’ on the lines of London and New York for its civic officers to monitor public work effectively. Corporation of Chennai will inaugurate the system this week. 4 get 10 years in jail for plotting bomb attacks in Chennai A special court in the city on Monday sentenced four members of a Muslim radical organisation to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment for plotting bomb blasts at temples in Chennai in 2002. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		They won the battle Dr Bhavesh Satani (32) can identify with the panic associated with swine flu. No school before 3 years: HC gives 3 months for rules Gujarat high court on Monday gave three months to the state government to frame proper rules or to amend the rules prohibiting admission of a kid below three years of age in pre-primary schools and to take action against the schools that violate the Right to Education laws. Court doubts govt's RTE will, suggests lawyers' panel Gujarat high court on Monday expressed dissatisfaction with the state government for its “lack of efforts” to implement the Right to Education Act in order to ensure admission of poor children on the 25% seats in primary section in private schools. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		AAP ready with UP's five zone expansion plan Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is ready with its expansion plan. In order to prepare for the assembly elections scheduled in 2017, the party has decided to divide UP into five zones. Now plan & track bus journey with UP BusApp Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (UPSRTC) has launched a mobile application ‘UP BusApp’ that would enable passengers to plan their journey in advance. Residents join hands to lay sewage system in their localities As the authorities plan to make Allahabad a smart city replete with world class infrastructure and facilities, there are still some basic amenities which have been ignored. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		CM carcade head shunted Chief minister Naveen Patnaik’s carcade in-charge Binod Das was on Sunday transferred to commissionerate of police headquarters in the wake of Thursday’s egg attack on the CM’s car. Health dept asks police to report jaundice cases With jaundice cases pouring in from three police institutions in the state, the health department has asked police to inform it about any future outbreak. New lease of life for dying art forms at fest Artists left city folks mesmerized during a two-day fest, which aimed at reviving various dying art forms. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Bhopal's day temperature shoots to highest for this month in 3 years On Monday, day temperature in Bhopal rose to 32.8 (+4) degrees celsius, highest for this month in past three years. Madhya Pradesh: CBI arrests ex-VC of Sagar university N S Gajbhiye from IIT-K The anti-corruption branch (ACB) of CBI's Jabalpur branch on Monday arrested Senior professor of IIT-Kanpur and former vice-chancellor of Dr Hari Singh Gour Central University Dr N S Gajbhiye in connection with seven different cases registered against him. Row over mobile last installment trigger for twin murder: Police Row between a youth and his girlfriend over a mobile set led a youth to inflict multiple stab wounds on teenager and her mother to eliminate the two in a cold blooded and pre-planned manner. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Kin say youth held for theft died in custody An assistant sub-inspector of Government Railway Police was booked for allegedly driving a youth accused of snatching the bag of an under-training woman IPS officer to suicide. HC notice to Punjab DGP, state EC over Joshi brother attack The street battles between SAD and BJP workers in the ongoing civil polls in Punjab have reached the Punjab and Haryana high court. 3 killed in accident due to fog Three persons, including a woman, were killed after their car collided head-on with a truck due to fog near Talwandi Rana village on the Hisar-Chandigarh road in Hisar on Monday morning. More Chandigarh News»

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Help Build Rooms for Sadhus in the Forests of Orissa

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Help Build Rooms for Sadhus in the Forests of Orissa

The forests around the Bhola Giri mountain range in Orissa have been sacred for thousands of years due to having been visited by Lord Ramachandra and the Pandavas, and as such sadhus have been residing throughout this area from ancient times.

Over the last 10 years, devotees from the Bhaktivedanta Ashram have been meeting with and trying to help some of the present sadhus. In the past we have provided solar lighting to some ashrams, running water (through water tanks fed by gravity from a nearby waterfall), and constructed rooms for sadhus to stay as well as bathrooms and toilets for elderly sadhus.

Without any rooms for staying, new sadhus find the place very difficult and too cold to stay in the winter. As a result the elder sadhus, who have been staying there for decades have no one to help them with the ashram services in their old age.

We hope to build simple rooms in the forest for sadhus to stay, so a small community of sadhus can form and assist the elder sadhus who have spent their entire lives doing sadhana in these places.

We have identified three seperate ashrams, which we would like to help out. We have already completed building two rooms at one of the ashrams, and would like to build four rooms at each of the other two ashrams.

It may not be possible for most of us to go and stay in the forest as sadhus, but at least we can help those who have taken that difficult vow and thereby get some sukriti.

Below are pictures of the two completed rooms which were built for the ashram of Baba Brahma Chaitanya Das:

We have begun work on the second set of rooms, which will be for the ashram of Vishwanatha Baba, and contain 4 rooms:

Once that is completed the last set of four rooms will be built for the ashram of Dayalu Baba (seated on right in this photo):

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News Digest: With reports of BJP-TRS tie-up, Congress wooing back MIM

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Monday, February 23, 2015
		Today's Headlines

		India
		With reports of BJP-TRS tie-up, Congress wooing back MIM The Telangana Rashtra Samithi's (TRS) overtures towards BJP has left other parties to work on new alliances with the GHMC elections expected to be held sometime soon. Devadasi system still exists in Telangana, AP, says report The tall claims of the successive governments notwithstanding, Devadasi system continues to flourish in rural areas of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Indians spend more time behind the wheel than Chinese, Aussies: Survey Commuters in India spend more time behind the wheel in comparison to their counterparts in China, Thailand, the Philippines and Australia. More India News»

		Business
		Vistara looks at overseas flight With Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines as its parents, less than two-month-old Vistara has drawn up ambitious overseas network plans to be ready for the impending change in rules for Indian carriers to fly abroad. Finance SEZs can halt rupee trading exodus: Finance ministry The finance ministry has cited the exodus of rupee and nifty trading outside Indian shores as the key reason behind pursuing finance special economic zones (SEZs). Desi retailers may get e-tailing nod The government is expected to let Indian companies - which manufacture 70% of their goods locally - venture into the burgeoning e-commerce space. More Business News»

		Environment
		Tweets of joy: Rare birds fly into Delhi Birdwatchers have reported a host of rare birds in the city this season. The sightings, they say, are a result of luck and the proliferation of birdwatchers with better equipment. Kanhar dam case: Green panel pulls up environment ministry The National Green Tribunal has sought a report from the union environment ministry in the case of the controversial Kanhar dam in Uttar Pradesh within one week, failing which a Rs 25,000 fine would be slapped as it listed the final hearing for March 4. Indian river faces the modern world For many centuries, it was a curse that saved the river. More Environment News»

		World
		Turkish troops enter Syria to relocate historic tomb Almost 600 Turkish troops pushed deep into Syria in an unprecedented incursion on Sunday, relocating a historic tomb and evacuating the soldiers guarding the monument after it was surrounded by Islamic State (IS) jihadists. Somalia extremists urge attacks on US malls A video purported to be by Somalia's al-Qaida-linked rebel group al-Shabab urged Muslims to attack shopping malls in the US, Canada, Britain and other Western countries. All miners trapped in S African goldmine found safe All 486 miners trapped underground after a fire broke out at a South African goldmine have been found safe, the mine's spokeswoman said today. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Madhur Bhandarkar's mother passes away Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar’s mother Shanta Bhandarkar (79) passed away over the weekend, following a heart attack. Why Saif and Kareena spend more time in Pataudi We were the first to tell you that the current Nawab of Pataudi, Saif Ali Khan and his begum Kareena Kapoor Khan are taking an active interest in redoing their ancestral home in Pataudi. Indians who have won an Oscar Very few Indians have walked away with the Golden statue. Here's a look at those Indians who've made the country proud at the Academy Awards. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Now, same-sex couples can make babies In a breakthrough, researchers led by an Indian-origin scientist, have shown that stem cells from the skin of two adults of the same sex can be used to make human egg and sperm cells. Did dark matter trigger wiping out of dinosaurs? The elusive dark matter may have been responsible for the comet strike that wiped out dinosaurs 65 million years ago, a new study suggests. Brain goes silent when we talk loud The part of the brain identified as the command centre for human speech does not actually work when we speak loudly, a study reveals. More Science News»

		Sports
		World Cup: All-round India crush South Africa by 130 runs at MCG Shikhar Dhawan scored a ton as India defeated South Africa by 130 runs to record their second win of World Cup at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday. Ranchi Rays win Hockey India League title on debut Debutants Ranchi Rays gave an inspired performance and twice came back from a goal down to beat Punjab Warriors to win the Hockey India League title. Shikhar Dhawan planned his knock well, says Dhoni Hailing Dhawan's match-winning century against South Africa, skipper MS Dhoni said the left-hander played smart by staying at crease even after getting his ton. More Sports News»

		Technology
		WhatsApp voice calling now active on Android We were able to get the voice calling feature activated on our Android phone after receiving a WhatsApp call. Samsung Galaxy S6 teaser hints at metal body, bezel-free screen It looks like Samsung's next Galaxy phone will finally ditch the cheap-feeling plastic of its predecessors. 14 highest-paying tech jobs of 2015 There's no question that the tech industry pays well.Here are the 14 tech jobs that have found a place in Glassdoor's 'best-paying jobs' list. More Technology News»

		Education
		University of Calcutta ties up with Webster University Students from the University of Calcutta will now be able to opt for short-term courses in US based Webster University's Thailand campus. COURSE CURSOR - Mapping masters A degree in geospatial and mapping sciences trains students in the use of surveying and mapping devices to open careers in various fields Won with the sun US-based students have built a solar car which clinched the top prize at a global challenge More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Summer-like heat sears Mumbai, but no signs of H1N1 cases abating Mumbaikars have been sweating it out for the last two days as maximum temperatures have breached the 38 degree mark. Private hospitals 'ill-equipped' for patients The dearth of isolation facilities in the city has started hitting several patients suffering from H1N1 and in need of hospitalization. One sister seeks administration, other partition of Raheja estate t is sisters versus brother now in the G L Raheja property fight. One of his two daughters, Sonali Arora, recently moved Bombay HC against his son Sandeep for administration of the late real estate baron’s Rs 11,000 crore estate. Earlier, the other daughter, Sabita Narang, had moved court against Sandeep for partition of the estate. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Trafficked woman saved from East Delhi A 20-year-old woman, who was trafficked from West Bengal and forced into prostitution was rescued from southeast Delhi’s Greater Kailash on Sunday. Two men and one woman were arrested from the area. AAP MLA from Vivek Vihar booked for rioting According to the complaint filed by BJP activist Manish Ghai, Goel and his men had barged into his house on January 6, claiming that he had stored illegal liquor meant for distribution during the polls. Police said the FIR also names Goel’s son, Sumit, and supporters Atul Gupta and Balbir Singh. Wife's lover, aide killed IAF staffer A probe into the death of an Indian Air Force employee revealed that one of the accused was in an illicit relationship with the victim’s wife, and had plotted to kill him after affair was discovered. The man and his accomplice were arrested on Saturday. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		I would have been a consultant: Yaduveer Gopal Raj Urs Yaduveer Gopal Raj Urs will be adopted on Monday to be crowned the 27th Maharaja of the Mysuru royal family . Class 7 boy designs car using scrap Kids make coconut tabla and more at innovation fest The other picture show With the mushrooming of venues that screen indie films in the city, alternative cinema lovers have never had it so good More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Kurnool rail project moves at a snail's pace Kurnool, the capital of erstwhile Andhra state, continues to get a raw deal even after the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh. Defectors set to dominate council polls in two states An unprecedented 41 vacancies are to be filled in the first biennial elections to Telangana and Andhra Pradesh legislative councils after the bifurcation of the undivided state. Techie stages kidnap drama to extort money from father A techie who landed in the city from Mumbai to attend a job interview engineered his own abduction drama to demand ransom from his father “to have fun with the money.” More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		George Town gets new road, loses it within a month Residents of Audiappa Naicken Street in George Town were relieved when Corporation of Chennai belatedly gave them a new road top in December. Unfortunately for them, it didn't last even a month. Skin allergy, dry cough: Pollutants exact toll Chennai Fifty-two-year-old Panjalai D of Vadaperumbakkam began suffering from respiratory ailments about five years ago. It was around the same time that his neighbourhood got taken over by plastic recycling units. Some residents in that area now go to sleep with masks on or handkerchiefs around their faces to keep out the smoke billowing out of the units. Smaller the pollutant, bigger the problem when it enters lungs They are 100 times finer than human hair, and deadlier. While residents are up in arms every time an industry or a garbage dumpyard comes up near their neigh bourhood, they are oblivious to the dangers posed by smaller and seemingly in nocuous pollutants that are more harmful than those visible. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		'Heritage can earn its upkeep' From extending help through micro financing for repairs of dilapidated havelis to helping people manage their heritage and even earn a livelihood out of it, schemes were dished out at the inaugural ceremony of ‘Hamari Virasat’ on Sunday. DGP Cup cricket tourney begins The DGP Cup cricket tournament was inaugurated by the DGP PC Thakur at the Gujarat College cricket ground on Sunday. 'Make In India an old mantra' ‘Make in India’, a marketing strategy promoted by the central government as the idea of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is actually an old mantra. A study by an IIM Ahmedabad professor reveals that ‘Make in India’ was very much there during India’s colonial period and the post-independence decades till 1991. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		AU official accused of sexual harassment Allahabad University’s joint registrar has been accused of trying to outrage modesty of a girl, who visited his office to request joining letter on Friday. UP Board to withdraw recognition of schools not sending teachers The UP Board has decided to withdraw recognition to schools that failed to send teachers for invigilation work in the ongoing class X and XII examination. HC seeks reply on CCTVs in police stations Hearing a PIL seeking installation of closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras in all police stations of Uttar Pradesh in order to check human rights violations, the Allahabad High Court has directed the state’s principal secretary (Home) to file reply (counter affidavit) within six weeks. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Swine flu claims another life in Bhubaneswar A 42-year-old man died of swine flu in Bhubaneswar on Sunday raising the total H1N1 deaths in the state this year to three, director public health Kailash Das said. Brush with adventure at serene Chandaka in Bhubaneswar Get ready for some adrenaline rush in the sylvan surroundings of Chandaka during summer break. Shutdown over DWO death in Rayagada near Bhubaneswar The CB on Friday started investigation into alleged suicide of district welfare officer (DWO) Dhaneswar Prusty in Rayagada, even as state BJP president K V Singhdeo sought CBI probe into it. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		4-year-old girl abducted in Rewa A four-year-old girl has been abducted in Rewa district on Sunday night. Realty firm dupes retired IAF officer of Rs 8 lakh Promising partnership in housing projects, a company allegedly duped a retired Indian Air Force officer of Rs 8 lakh. IRS officer files case against wife for abducting son A 32-year-old woman has been booked for kidnapping her 4-year-old son on a complaint of her husband. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Punjab civic polls get off to peaceful start Polling to Punjab's six municipal corporations and byelection in two others on Sunday was largely peaceful except for stray incidents of clashes. Industry happy over likely amendments in Factories Act In what may be termed as a big development, finally the process to amend the Factories Act, 1948, by the Union government is likely to be completed soon. Amendments in the Act would be important for the industrial city of Ludhiana. First-timers off the blocks first Arvind Bishnoi | For the first-time voters in the Mohali municipal corporation (MC) elections on Sunday, it was not a day to sit at home and watch India take on South Africa in the cricket World Cup. More Chandigarh News»

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