News Digest: To foil leaks, Centre puts in place protocol on 'secret' files

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Tuesday, July 14, 2015
		Today's Headlines

		India
		To foil leaks, Centre puts in place protocol on 'secret' files An officer not below the rank of an under secretary will henceforth carry "secret" documents which will be handled only by specially-designated "secret" and "top secret" sections in every department. Harsimrat Kaur Badal seeks transparency in food safety laws Union minister for food processing Harsimrat Kaur Badal on Monday stressed transparency in implementation of food safety standard laws in the country while justifying her statement that ‘food inspector raj’ will impact "Make in India" campaign. Can we commit suicide? Maharashtra farmers ask government In a bizarre development, seven debt-ridden farmers, among them three women, in Maharashtra's Wardha district have sought the administration's "permission" to commit suicide. More India News»

		Business
		GM India recalls 1.55 lakh cars General Motors has recalled 1.55 lakh cars in India over a potential safety issue. This is the second-largest car recall in India after Ford’s 1.66 lakh units in September 2013. India second biggest loser of rich citizens India has the second highest millionaire outflow, or number of Indian HNWIs (high net-worth individuals) moving out of the country, reveals a new report from New World Wealth, a global wealth sector information consulting services firm. Teamwork a handicap for most Indian execs: Study Indian executives in global roles may be rising up the hierarchy based on their intellectual flexibility and strategic thinking, but they have been found to be weak at teamwork. More Business News»

		Environment
		NGT directs govt to submit its views on air pollution in Delhi The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Monday directed the Union transport ministry to submit its views on what is contributing to air pollution in Delhi. Flood kills 10 endangered lions near Gujarat sanctuary Monsoon flooding that killed dozens of people in western India last month also hurt the world's last population of wild Asiatic lions, forest officials said in a report. Philippine solar industry pushes for more incentives Solar companies will push the Philippine government to quadruple the size of an incentive scheme for suppliers of the renewable energy and to speed up project approvals, as the country grapples with precarious electricity supply. More Environment News»

		World
		Iran, world powers push for Tuesday nuclear deal Nuclear negotiations between Tehran and six world powers were set to miss a midnight deadline on Monday to reach a final deal, but diplomats from all sides said they hoped for a breakthrough in the coming hours. Iraq begins operation to oust IS group from Anbar The Iraqi government began a long-awaited, large-scale military operation on Monday to dislodge Islamic State militants from the country's sprawling western Anbar province, a military spokesman announced. High-profile Tibetan monk dies in China prison A Tibetan monk who was one of China’s most prominent political prisoners has died in jail, 13 years into serving a sentence, a relative said on Monday. More World News»

		Entertainment
		First look: Sooraj-Athiya Shetty in Hero The first look of the lead pair of Sooraj Pancholi and Athiya Shetty in Nikhil Advani’s Hero, being produced by Salman Khan and Subhash Ghai. The romantic entertainer will release September 11. After 'Welcome Back' it's 'Welcome To The Jungle'? Tiger Shroff to go bald for 'Baaghi' Tiger Shroff, who will be seen in Sajid Nadiadwala's Baaghi, seems to have decided to experiment with his looks. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		First Saarc satellite to be launched by 2016: Isro chairman Isro chairman AS Kiran Kumar on Monday said the Indian space agency is planning to launch the first Saarc satellite by the end of next year. Brain's wrinkled layer reveals genetic heritage The three-dimensional shape of the cerebral cortex - the wrinkled outer layer of the brain controlling many functions of thinking and sensation - strongly correlates with one's ancestral background, says a study. Nasa's Curiosity Mars rover captures sunspots Nasa's Mars rover Curiosity has captured the images of large sunspots on the face of the Sun that is turned away from Earth. More Science News»

		Sports
		Djokovic, Serena bust a move at Wimbledon champions dinner After winning titles again on Wimbledon's grass, Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams showed they can cut a rug, too, at the champions dinner. Sachin Tendulkar congratulates Paes, Sania and Nagal Sachin Tendulkar has congratulated the Indian trio of Leander Paes, Sania Mirza and young Sumit Nagal for their respective victories at the Wimbledon. I approached Pravin Tambe for coaching, says Hiken Shah Cricketer Hiken Shah says he is "shocked" after the BCCI found him guilty of making a "corrupt approach" to a fellow player. More Sports News»

		Technology
		11 best tech workplaces in India for 2015 India's Best Companies to Work for in 2015 list is out. Xolo Black first impressions We got a chance to spend a few minutes with the phone and here’s a quick hands-on focusing on its strengths and weaknesses… TCS's plan to tackle high attrition To battle attrition that's at an eight-quarter high and keep its young workforce motivated, Tata Consultancy Services plans to reduce the time that an employee spends on a project. More Technology News»

		Education
		Pay cut looms for 'erring' Gujarat teachers What is 8 + 4 + 4? According to some senior teachers employed by the Gujarat education board, the answer is 80! In the state, no fewer than 500 teachers have committed a host of such mistakes while evaluating the answersheets of standard X and XII students. And now they will face the music for being chronically careless. HRD ministry won't ink MoU with Germany It has been decided that HRD will not be signing the MoU with German government as it was not involved in the process of setting up of CASHSS in India. Seat shock: 91 say no to IIT-Kharagpur in first round IIT-Kharagpur, which was shunned by the top 100 aspirants, had another shock on Sunday when 91 candidates refused to join the campus in the first round of admissions. This is the highest number of rejections in the IIT chain. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Curbing power consumption does not lower electricity bills, complain users Lakhs of Mumbaikars are angry and resentful of another steep increase in electricity tariff that was announced last week. The night is pleasant and dogs don't bark during Shab e' Qadr As dusk settles in Tuesday, the fasting season of Ramzan will attain a peak with the advent of the 27th roza. This auspicious night is commonly believed to be Lailat ul’ Qadr or the Night of Power when the Holy Quran was revealed to Prophet Mohammed. On a song and a prayer Vyas, who is booked from now to October till many Hindu festivals get over, says it is easier to make a living as a kirtankar. Even if one doesn’t hop from one pandal to the other during Ganpati and Navratri, or inaugurate a library with kirtans like Vyas, many still learn to be a traditional Marathi storyteller-singer, who enlightens listeners about the ‘good’ life as prescribed in the Hindu scriptures. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Protest over stuck foot overbridge hits traffic Residents of Shahpur Jat in south Delhi blocked the Outer Ring Road on Monday morning demanding that the construction of a foot overbridge near Panchsheel Club be expedited. Traffic came to a halt for nearly three hours as a result of the blockade. Robber trio on bike traps biker, loots 20L in E Delhi Three men staged an accident and looted Rs 20 lakh from an employee of a garment factory owner near Karkardooma Courts Complex in east Delhi on Monday. Enforcing law: Corporations pass the buck to govt More than a year after a law was passed to protect the livelihood of street vendors, the Delhi government and civic agencies are yet to implement it. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Monsoon session: BJP hijacks JD(S) gameplan, stalls no-confidence motion The JD(S) had planned to move a no-confidence mo tion against the Siddaramaiah government in the legislative assembly on Monday , but it was hijacked by the BJP. Its members stormed into the well of the house and stalled proceedings demanding a discussion on farmers' suicides. Panel proposes five palikes for city; HC poll order puts brakes on them Court asks SEC to submit election schedule by Friday, leaving little time for splitting BBMP It's all work, no pay, say Ayush docs "We have been used like tissue papers and mercilessly thrown in the waste bin..." This is how a few Ayush doctors described the government's alleged apathy towards them. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Monsoon vanishing: Farmlands drying up, tankers back in city The southwest monsoon has severely weakened over Telangana and parts of Andhra Pradesh - almost getting reduced to isolated, erratic showers. Telangana secretariat to come up on Begumpet airport land? The Telangana government has set its eyes on the nearly 700-acre Begumpet airport, one of the oldest airfields in the country. Campaign demanding 12% quota for Muslims takes off Let down by the promised 12% quota for Muslims in education and employment not finding a mention at chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao's Dawat-e-Iftar held on Sunday, a group of activists launched a campaign on Monday asking for reservation. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Held captive for years, they were made to dig for earthworms For five years, no one took a second look at the motley group as they crouched on the banks of Pulicat lake and scooped out mud. 'To do justice to characters I created, actors were trained in koothu tradition' For nearly four decades, playwright and theatre director N Muthusamy has sought to redefine Tamil theatre. Head: Alive & Avant-Garde after 38 years Aspirants of Tamil theatre and students of Tamil modern literature should be grateful to K S Karunaprasad and his Bodhivanam publications for bringing out the first ever collected volume of 21 plays of N Muthusamy. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Gujarat youth jailed for 5 years in hit-and-run case A sessions court here on Monday sentenced Vismay Shah (27) to five-year imprisonment in a BMW hit-and-run case. Highly-educated couples are quickly parting ways The Gujarat State Commission for Women, which has the powers of a civil court, is being approached by an increasing number of highly educated estranged couples seeking separation. Used Mica head's mail twice by mistake: Wife Saumya Pant, the wife of the Mica director who had recently resigned from the institute, has accepted Prof Vaneet Chhibber’s claim that she communicated with faculty members using her husband Nagesh Rao’s mail ID. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Shortage of pyre woods force aides of dreaded dacoit Sudesh Patel to carry on his funeral for 2 consecutive days Shortage of pyre woods in the jungles of Bundelkhand probably forced aides of dreaded dacoit Sudesh Patel alias Balkhar alias Balkhariya to carry on his funeral for at least two consecutive days. This was revealed in the telephonic conversions between family members and gang members, which were reportedly snooped by police after the July 2 encounter. Search on for nephew who shot Balkhadia's 'funeral' The death of dreaded bandit Sudesh Patel alias Balkhar aliad Balkhadia remains a mystery for UP cops. SRTC to popularize Bus Service in schools Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (UPSRTC) has decided to by set up information kiosks at schools and colleges for making students aware of City Bus Service. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		91 child workers rescued in Berhampur As many as 91 child workers employed in different places, including hazardous cashew processing units, have been rescued in Ganjam district, police said today. Nabard to create 9.23L tonne storage for farm produce The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard) aims to create 9.23 lakh tonne storage space by constructing godowns and warehouses. Too few ATMs in Puri to meet festive rush For a generation that prefers to carry cards to cash, it may be a testing time at ATMs in Puri during Nabakalebara Rath Yatra rush.The Holy Town, which is expecting 30 lakh pilgrims on July 18, has only 47 ATMs. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Justice Gohil slaps defamation notice on Congress leaders in Bhopal Former judge of Madhya Pradesh high court Justice Abhay Kumar Gohil has slapped a contempt notice on MP Congress committee president Arun Yadav and chief spokesperson K K Mishra for dragging his name in DMAT scam. Rainy days are here again After a lull of many days, the monsoon has once again got active in Madhya Pradesh. Nabard arms Bhopal villagers with financial literacy To help rural population avail financial services offered by banks and government, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard) organised financial literacy awareness programmes across Madhya Pradesh at block and village level which concluded on Sunday. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		2 girls killed, 1 injured as speeding truck runs over them in Sirsa Two girls of Class XII were killed and one was seriously injured after a speeding truck ran over them near Odhan village of Sirsa district on Monday.The trio was returning to their homes after attending tuition classes. Court allows Jagir Kaur to travel abroad The Punjab and Haryana high court on Monday allowed former Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) chief Bibi Jagir Kaur to visit abroad. Drunk car driver crushes 2 men to death Two persons sleeping on a pavement were crushed to death by a car, allegedly driven by a drunken man in Karnal in the wee hours of Monday. More Chandigarh News»

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News Digest: 48 deaths, but MP BJP chief has no regrets over Vyapam

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Monday, July 13, 2015
		Today's Headlines

		India
		48 deaths, but MP BJP chief has no regrets over Vyapam Forty-eight deaths, weeks of national outrage and the Supreme Court ordering a CBI probe into Vyapam scam have failed to temper Madhya Pradesh BJP’s haughtiness. BJP enrolls 11 crore members; kicks off mega outreach programme The BJP on Sunday claimed to have enrolled 11 crore members across the country as party president Amit Shah kick-started a mega outreach programme for its eight northern state units to connect with the newly-inducted members as well as the general public. Women seek fair share in Team KCR A day after expressing her disappointment over the lack of women’s representation in her father’s cabinet, Nizamabad Lok Sabha member and chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao’s daughter K Kavitha again on Sunday took up the cause with renewed vigour. More India News»

		Business
		8-10% growth within reach: Jaitley Finance minister Arun Jaitley has said that a growth rate of 8% was possible and a future target of 8-10% “eminently achievable”. India Inc's directors face first appraisal Performance appraisals are an annual feature for most employees. However, for the first time, in the recently concluded financial year (2014-15), all directors (including independent directors) of listed companies were subjected to a formal appraisal. Mahindras foray into food space It sells everything from SUVs to software. But now the $17 billion Mahindra group will also sell something for your table - food. More Business News»

		Environment
		Over 100 fish found dead in Dhanas lake in Chandigarh More than 100 fish were found dead, floating on the surface of a man-made lake at Dhanas on Sunday morning, putting aquatic life under severe risk. Lazy lifestyle lets pandas survive on bamboo-only diet Giant pandas are able to survive on their meagre diet of bamboo partly by being frugal with the energy they spend on physical activity, scientists have found. NGT asks 5 mineral-rich states to survey asbestos mines The National Green Tribunal has asked five mineral-rich states to survey all the asbestos and associated mineral mines and file a report stating the impact of overburden or waste lying at these mines and pits. More Environment News»

		World
		Mexico hunts for drug lord after prison tunnel escape Mexican security forces hunted Sunday for drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman after he escaped through a long tunnel under his prison cell's shower, dealing a blow to the government. Kingpin's escape a blow to Mexico leader's drug war Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's battle against drug cartels took a massive hit with drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's escape, stripping him of his security strategy's biggest trophy. String of Baghdad bombings kills 21: Police A string of bomb explosions, including two suicide attacks, killed at least 21 people and wounded 62 in Shiite-dominated neighbourhoods of Baghdad Sunday, Iraqi police and medical sources said. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Shahid-Mira arrive hand-in-hand for the reception Shahid Kapoor is back in Mumbai with his wife, Mira Rajput. The actor has organised a grand reception for his Bollywood friends at the Palladium hotel in Mumbai. Sonakshi Sinha skips Shahid Kapoor's reception? Ranveer Singh's top 10 quirky costumes We take a look at his top ten public appearances when the actor visibly stood out from the rest! More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Nasa craft finds Pluto's dark spots With 48 hours to go for the historic New Horizons encounter with Pluto on July 14, the spacecraft has taken its last and best image of the dwarf planet. Chennai scientists nail glaucoma gene A leading cause of blindness called primary angle closure glaucoma (PACG) has flummoxed doctors for years. New Horizons probe reveals Pluto's puzzling spots Just two days away from the historic flyby of the mysterious Pluto system, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has taken the finest image of four dark spots on Pluto that continue to captivate millions on the Earth. More Science News»

		Sports
		Djokovic beats Federer to claim third Wimbledon title Top-seed Novak Djokovic defeated seven-time champion Roger Federer 7-6(1) 6-7(10) 6-4, 6-4 to claim his third Wimbledon title. Leander Paes wins 16th Grand Slam title at Wimbledon Indian tennis ace Leander Paes with his Swiss partner Martina Hingis won the mixed doubles title at Wimbledon here on Sunday. 17-yr old Sumit Nagal wins Wimbledon boys' doubles title Youngster Sumit Nagal entered the history books as only sixth Indian to win a Grand Slam junior title after winning the boys doubles trophy at the Wimbledon. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Apple iOS 9 features already available on Android Apple has released the first public beta version of iOS 9, its upcoming mobile operating system. Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (2015) review The Kindle Paperwhite’s display is impressive and the display resolution is now at par with the top-end Kindle Voyage. 4 tips to save your gadgets from Monsoon blues Here are some tips to help you take care of your precious gadgets when it pours. More Technology News»

		Education
		Are older IITs losing their sheen? Toppers opting for newer ones Among the older IITs, Bombay is the most attractive, getting 65 out of 100 top rankers and the first round closing with rank 4,206. Course cursor - evolved orientation IIT Bombay is one of a number of institutes of fering a postgraduate management degree to those from engineering and science backgrounds. India adopts a new line Tomo Suzuki, professor of accounting and sustainability management, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, on the additional line he suggested listed companies in India add in their financial statements to show CSR expenditure. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Advocate can't be blamed if settlement is recorded with both parties present Wrongly blaming an advocate in an attempt to wriggle out of a settlement recorded by the court in the presence of the parties is not permissible. A litigant who makes such brash allegations can be penalised. Maharashtra governor plays saviour to tribals in state Impressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s MPs village development scheme, Governor C Vidyasagar Rao has embarked on an ambitious plan to adopt tribal villages. Nominations under Companies Act can't displace law of succession: HC Nominations under sections of the Companies Act cannot displace the law of succession or open a third line of succession, the Bombay high court recently held. Justice Gautam Patel also clarified that nominees can only be trustees of the actual legal heirs and beneficiaries under a will. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Waterlogging less than past years: Kejri Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday claimed that Delhi has witnessed lesser waterlogging this year in comparison to past few years despite heavy rains lashing the capital for the past 36 hours. Wake up to wet Monday, rain to stay till Friday Delhiites continued to battle incessant rain across the city for the fourth consecutive day. Many stretches damaged as capital remains waterlogged Several roads were found damaged after the weeklong rain resulted in constant waterlogging across the city. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		FIR kiosk gets mostly petty complaints The FIR kiosk at Mantri Mall, Malleswaram, was a blessing for Sreenivasalu, mainly because he wouldn't have to deal with too many cops. "No bribes, no cajoling...It was simple, efficient and professional," said Sreenivasalu. Jawa lovers on vintage ride More than 500 Jawa and Yezdi lovers got to gether at the National College Grounds in Basavanagudi on Sunday to celebrate the vintage bike which is currently out of produc rently out of production. International Jawa CZ Yezdi Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of July. Why is Bengaluru's poop badly treated? After you flush the toilet and the swirl falls silent, ever wondered where the poop goes and what happens to it? TOI goes on its trail and finds out how a crappy sewage system could snowball into a big worry for the city. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		No vaccination during Godavari Pushkarams The Andhra Pradesh and Telangana governments have geared up to fight snake and dog bite cases during the 12-day Godavari Pushkarams, scheduled to begin on July 14. Ramzan 'gift' is not a stand-alone freebie! The Ramzan “package” announced by Telangana chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao seems to have caused consternation to some self-styled secular activists as well as the outfits of Sangh Parivar. MIM to go solo in GHMC polls The Majlis-e-Ittehadul-Muslimeen (MIM) would not form any pre-poll alliance in the upcoming Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) elections, said party chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Sunday. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Speed bumps get better, some still killers Corporation of Chennai, to its everlasting credit, has wised up. 18 more small buses for metro, but not enough For the metro to get successfully integrated into the daily lives of people, it should not just be accessible but also provide commuters auxiliary service like feeder buses. Police go lax on helmets, pillion riders get away This is a city that has never taken to helmets. Though people on motorcycles die in accidents in Chennai every day, motorists show no sign of alarm or instinct of self-preservation. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		100-ft tower for IIT-Gn students to unwind With IIT-Gandhinagar starting the process of moving to its permanent campus in Palaj village of the state capital, all eyes are on a 100-foot tall iconic tower that the institute is building as students' activity area. Book on Lothal released A book on Lothal, a Harappan site in Gujarat, titled Lothal and the Indus Civilization and Decipherment of Indus Script' was released at the second Dr SR Rao Memorial Lecture organized at IIM Ahmedabad on Sunday evening. Vaso gets ITI from its man in Ghana Manubhai Patel, now 75, is a native of Vaso taluka in Kheda district.Today he heads a business empire in steel and cement stretching across 13 African countries. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Plaint against Allahabad University professor: MHRD seeks details The human resource development ministry has sought details from Allahabad University vice-chancellor about the action taken against professor and former head of the department of ancient history, archeology and culture department of Allahabad University, Ranjana Bajpai, on a complaint filed against her in February 2013. Fake currency racket busted in Allahabad, two arrested In a major breakthrough, Special Task Force (STF) arrested two persons with counterfeit currency worth Rs 5 lakh and claimed to have busted a gang involved in the circulation of fake currency. Rain brings temp down, but maroons city Mild to heavy showers accompanied by high velocity wind gave much needed relief to the citizens from the sultry weather conditions on Saturday, but it also exposed the preparations of the Municipal Corporation to deal with waterlogging in over half-a-dozen localities. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		MCL to start construction of medical college soon In a boost to the health services and medical education in Odisha, the Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL), the subsidiary of Coal India Limited, will soon start construction of the medical college and hospital at Talcher. River waters flood settlements in jharsuguda and Sundargarh The Ib river wrecked havoc on villages and towns on its banks in Sundargarh and Jharsuguda districts on Saturday as continuous rain pounded both the western Odisha districts. Gadkari highway plan may face land hurdle Even as Union road transport and highways minister Nitin Gadkari’s has announced that the Centre would spend Rs 10,000 crore on road projects in Odisha by December, the projects may drag on for years, given the slow pace of groundwork at the state government level. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Puppy honeytraps by sex ring kingpin A woman ran a major sex racket in city in the garb of selling pets in posh Arera Colony. This was unearthed a day after the arrest of four women on charges of flesh trade along with eight youths, all college students. On Saturday, police said kingpin ran a similar racket in Mumbai, but shifted base to Bhopal. Cong writes to RSS chief on corruption Madhya Pradesh Congress on Saturday shot a letter to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat raising five questions on Vyapam irregularities and alleged corruption in the state. Congress gets ammo to bring down House Armed with Vyapam ammunition, Congress is preparing to launch a massive attack on ruling BJP in both Parliament and Madhya Pradesh assembly in the monsoon session. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		No action on requests to fell unsafe trees Uprooting and snapping of trees during rainy season is posing a threat to the lives of the residents of Shimla. 'Mahila gram sabhas' made must twice a year To strengthen the panchayati raj institutions (PRIs), the Himachal Pradesh government will be organizing mahila gram sabhas twice in a year. SIT quizzes car owner, Badal bus driver A special investigation team (SIT) of Punjab Police on Sunday recorded the statements of an Amritsar-based owner of the car and driver of Punjab deputy chief minister Sukhbir Badal's bus firm Dabwali Transport as part of a probe into the accident case involving a 35-year-old Ropar factory worker. More Chandigarh News»

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Classification of Warriors by Bhishma in the Mahabharata

 

Classification of Warriors by Bhishma in the Mahabharata

Bhishma, the grandsire of both the Kauravas and the Pandavas, analyzed each warrior on both sides of the battle. He said there are 3 types of warriors. They are the Rathi, the Atirathi and the Maharathi. Based on his judgement and knowledge of the science of weapons he classified every warrior involved in the Mahabharata war.

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