News Digest: Onus of running Parliament on PM, says Congress

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Monday, July 27, 2015
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Onus of running Parliament on PM, says Congress Congress has put the onus on Prime Minister Narendra Modi for functioning of Parliament while reiterating its demand for sacking of foreign minister Sushma Swaraj and BJP chief ministers of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. On the plus side, there's online Big sizes are now big business for e-tailers who are tapping a largely ignored segment Manipur Army ambush: NIA to seek details on militants from Myanmar The National Investigation Agency is all set to approach Myanmar seeking details on NSCN-K and its affiliates in its probe into the June 4 attack on army convoy that killed 18 soldiers. More India News»

		Business
		Flydubai in talks for SpiceJet stake Dubai government-owned low-cost carrier (LCC) flydubai has re-entered the fray to pick up a stake in budget airline SpiceJet. Surprised by growth, Amazon ups India focus Amazon has said it was so surprised by its growth in India that it had decided to put a whole lot more focus on it. Prestige to acquire Exora biz park in Rs 1,000cr deal Realty major Prestige Estates Projects is set to unveil a little over Rs 1,000-crore deal to acquire a 63.5% stake in Exora Business Park from Red Fort Capital, people directly involved with the matter said. More Business News»

		Environment
		Eco-tourism at Sahyadri Tiger Reserve gets a boost In a bid to promote eco-tourism in the buffer zone of the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve, an expedition has been organised between August 14 and 16. Yamuna pollution threatens Taj: Parliamentary panel A parliamentary panel has expressed concern over pollution affecting the Taj Mahal and linked it to the polluted Yamuna river that flows along the monument in Agra. Mighty mammoths went extinct due to warming Earth The mighty megafauna of the last Ice Age, including the woolly mammoths, largely became extinct because of rapid climate-warming events, a study says. More Environment News»

		World
		Yemen rebels launch attack despite Saudi-led coalition truce Yemen's Huthi rebels pounded an area in the southern province of Taez shortly after the start of a humanitarian truce declared by the Saudi-led coalition bombing the Iran-backed insurgents, witnesses said early Monday. Turkey launches new strikes on PKK as NATO meeting called The Turkish military on Sunday launched new air strikes on Kurdish militants in northern Iraq as Ankara invoked an article of NATO to call a meeting of the military alliance over its campaign against the PKK separatists and IS jihadists. Turkish PM says no plans for ground troops in Syria Turkey has no plans to send ground troops into Syria but has agreed with the United States that air cover should be provided for moderate rebels fighting Islamic State there, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu was quoted as saying on Monday. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Bhatt, Parveen Babi's heart wrenching love story Tabu is open to marriage During the media interactions for Drishyam, Ajay Devgn was good-naturedly ribbing Tabu on how he wrapped up his interviews really quick, while she took hours over her Q-and-A sessions. Pakistani actor wants to work with Kangana Imran Abbas, 32, is not just one of the highest paid actors in Pakistan, but is also very sought after by all the women there. He is simple, emotional and spiritual and proud of himself being rooted. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		25 yrs on, an exhibition to help decode crop circles An exhibition, marking 25 years since the appearance of one of the world's most famous crop circles, has opened in the UK to present the "unknown facts" about the mysterious and misunderstood phenomenon. Floating forever: Now 'windbot' mission to Jupiter? Nasa is investigating the feasibility of creating a windbot, a robotic probe designed to stay aloft in a planet's atmosphere for a long time, to explore gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn. Why pendulums swing in sync? Clock riddle solved Scientists may have finally solved a 350-year-old mystery of why pendulum clocks hanging from the same wall synchronize over time. More Science News»

		Sports
		IPL 2013 spot-fixing: Sreesanth, Chandila and Chavan walk free A trial court on Saturday discharged all accused, including cricketers S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan, in the 2013 IPL spot-fixing case. Briton Froome lands second Tour title Briton Chris Froome won his second Tour de France title in three years on Sunday to enhance his growing reputation as a grand tour specialist. Hungarian GP: Vettel wins for Ferrari on emotionally-charged day German driver Sebastian Vettel delivered an emotional high-speed tribute to his late colleague Jules Bianchi on Sunday when he stormed to victory for Ferrari. More Sports News»

		Technology
		OnePlus 2 launch: 10 things you need to know Here's our round-up of the 10 things you need to know about OnePlus 2 smartphone… Accenture India to scrap annual performance reviews Accenture India will soon join the rest of the global firm in scrapping annual performance reviews and rankings. Apple's two biggest challenges in India With only a tiny share of the world's fastest-growing major smartphone market, Apple Inc is stepping up its push into India, with a first targeted TV advertising campaign, expanded retail network and promotional financing schemes. More Technology News»

		Education
		A different pathway Sanjoni Sethi on her journey from an international school to an Indian university. Student speak - triple delight Akshi Nayan Shah > Second year, Bachelor of Arts in journalism, psychology and English literature, Christ University, Bangalore Welcome note Four DU students on completing a year in college and how they have changed More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Nightclub in Mumbai refuses entry to couple 'for being Indian' A young couple has lodged a police complaint against two staffers of a nightclub in Juhu, stating that the employees had denied them entry into the establishment early on Sunday, ‘because they were Indians’. Teen, friend held for kidnapping 11-yr-old from Naigaon An 11-year-old boy from Naigaon, who was allegedly kidnapped by a teenaged neighbour for ransom, was rescued on Sunday. 'Pursue 1992-93 riots cases with same zeal' A day before the Supreme Court will take a final call on the mercy petition of 1993 serial blasts convict Yaqub Memon, campaigners, who have been following the city’s worst sectarian riots cases for more than 20 years, lambasted the government saying that it should show similar interest in punishing the riot accused. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Bhushan, Yadav want old club returned to farmers The several eager men who arrived at Delhi Race Club on Sunday afternoon to wager their money on a horse race taking place in far-off Hyderabad were left a tad annoyed. Over 50 people had blocked the gate holding banners and placards and were asking for the race course to be handed over to farmers.Bhushan, Yadav want old club returned to farmers Metro phase III to have green benefits Greater connectivity is not the only benefit Delhi Metro's phase-III project will offer. Thampu U-turn: Scholar never collected stipend In a flip-flop, St Stephen's principal Valson Thampu who had claimed that the PhD scholar, who had alleged molestation by a professor, was not given part of her stipend, now says that "the girl never bothered to collect the cheques". More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		These families live amid the dead in peace The children sit in tently, heads buried in their books. The dimming light of the evening does little to deter them from doing their homework. So does the fact that under the slabs they are sitting lies a body . Top techies head back to classroom MBA programmes see more applicants with 10-20 years of work experience One-year rural stint or Rs 30 lakh penalty for junior doctors Students from state-run medical colleges may have to cough up a fine of Rs 30 lakh if they don’t serve in rural areas from next year. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Tug-of-war a big hit Having very few open spaces, gardens and playg rounds in the city, denizens thronged Happy Streets on Sunday morning to indulge in fun and games. Will excise laws hinder Telangana's liquor policy shift? The Telangana government is finding itself in a piquant situation over its new liquor policy that has been in the works for some time now. Will hyderabad meet fatehpur sikri's fate? When water vanished from Fatehpur Sikri, leaving nothing for his people, horses and camel, Mughal emperor Akbar left the city lock stock and barrel for Agra in 1585. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Like Vanakkam, Namaste too can make waves in city It's 8.30am and Aarthi Sw minathan is headed out for a long day at work. As she braces to navigate the traffic, she switches on the radio for her usual dose of Tamil melodies by A R Rahman. Rahman it is, but only in Hindi! 7-mth pregnant woman takes spotlight in half-marathon The spirit of a city takes centre-stage when it hosts a marathon and it was no different during the fourth edition of the Dream Runners Half Marathon (DRHM) that took place here on Sunday. A botox for her, a tuck for him Forget couple activities like dance classes or weekend spa getaways --they have become passé. Chennai's couples are going in for advanced medical procedures together and hospitals, who are only too happy to please, are offering his and her packages. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Study links poor oral health to cancer People with swollen gums, missing teeth, ill-fitted dentures, and other signs of poor dental health are susceptible to getting cancer. A new study has shown that people with limited mouth opening and poor dental hygiene are at risk of contracting oral cancer. Khambhat artisans to show stone beads skills For the past 5,000 years, stone bead artisans in Khambhat have been involved in ‘Make In India’. Now, they will finally get a global platform. A forthcoming workshop at IIT-Gandhinagar will see Khambhat’s master craftsman Anwar Hussain Shaikh and his team conducting live practical into the technique of making stone beads before eminent experts and scholars from the US, the UK, Japan, Sri Lanka, Italy, Nepal, Thailand and Bangladesh. Veggie Gujarat to get GIB chicks for breeding Gujarat will be getting newly hatched chicks of the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard from neighbouring Rajasthan. These chicks will be kept at Nalia sanctuary for ‘nature acclimatization’, after which they will be released in Kutch for conservation. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		AU Gears Up To Tackle Ragging As the new entrants have started arriving on the campus of Allahabad University, the varsity authorities have also started gearing up against incidents of ragging, be it in any form. Flex banners, mentioning the phone numbers of anti-ragging squad, and issuing of new I-cards, which mentions the warning not to indulge in ragging, is on the cards. English medium students to apply from GIC, GGIC The students who had opted English as a medium for class X and XII examination of UP Board, have been asked to apply from Government Inter College (GIC) or Girl’s Government Inter College (GGIC) for giving the exams. The move has been taken after reports of students applying from more than one centres. IRCTC launches Goa, Agra Rajasthan tour packages Encouraged by the enthusiastic response to its string of tour packages, Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has now dished out a set of winter tour programmes for its patrons that would take them to the alluring beaches in Goa, the resplendent Taj Mahal at Agra and the majestic forts in Rajasthan. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		BJD MP cremated with full state honour at native village BJD vice president and Rajya Sabha member Kalpataru Das was cremated at his native village Bhotaka in Jajpur district on Sunday afternoon with full state honour. Orchestra groups unite against vulgar shows The orchestra groups in the twin cities of Bhubaneswar and Cuttack have decided to check vulgar and erotic performances. Koraput admn to reach out to people To build confidence among people and ensure all-round development of the district, the administration is set to launch a special programme, Operation Blue Moon, in the Maoist-hit Narayanpatna and Bandhugaon blocks of Koraput district. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Post-wet spell, rain exceeds season total up till now An overextended wet spell for nine consecutive days with the sun occasionally peeping out has triggered dankness, putting residents to inconvenience. Post-wet spell, rain exceeds season total up till now An overextended wet spell for nine consecutive days with the sun occasionally peeping out has triggered dankness, putting residents to inconvenience. Cash-for-vote slur gone, Argal runs for mayor Once an accused in the sensational cash-for-vote scandal, five-time BJP MP from Chambal region - Ashok Argal has been named as mayoral candidate for the party from Morena. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		CBSE seeks feedback on English novels, OTBA The CBSE has asked schools for feedback on English novels and the recently-introduced open text based assessment (OTBA) from students, parents and schools. Govt school wears new look ahead of adviser's visit With new fans, white-washed classrooms, clean floors, a fenced boundary, clean toilets and verandas, the Government Model High School of Hallomajra is all decked up for the adviser's visit expected on Monday. Shelter home inmate goes missing A 13-year-old inmate of a shelter home for destitute children, Snehalya, has been missing for last two days.The shelter home authorities lodged an FIR with the police on Sunday. More Chandigarh News»

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News Digest: 1 killed, 5 injured in J&K grenade attack

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Sunday, July 26, 2015
		Today's Headlines

		India
		1 killed, 5 injured in J&K grenade attack One person was killed and five others including a CRPF jawan were injured in a grenade blast in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag district on Saturday. Cloudburst kills 3 in J&K Three people were killed and nine others were injured after by a cloud burst in Jammu and Kashmir's Ganderbal district. Govt mulls amending law for video recording of court proceedings The proposal to bring in relevant amendments in law was discussed at an advisory council meeting chaired by law minister Sadanada Gowda on July 15. More India News»

		Business
		GST differences ironed out, says Sitharaman The differences over GST (goods and services tax) Bill have been ironed out and the government is "hopeful" of passing it during the current Parliament session, Union minister of state for commerce and industry Nirmala Sitharaman said on Saturday. Govt to buy 10,000 tonnes of onions to cool prices With cost of onions inching towards Rs 40 per kg in Delhi, government has fast-tracked procurement of approximately 10,000 tonnes of the key kitchen staple, which can be sold in the open market through fair price shops to stabilize prices. Indian Overseas Bank's net profit dips Indian Overseas Bank's net profit for the first quarter ending June 30 dipped 95% to Rs 14 crore against the Rs 271 crore during the same period last year. More Business News»

		Environment
		Why grass growing out of the Mithi should terrify Mumbai Patches of bright green shrubs and long stalks of grass cropping up within the Mithi river, less than a kilometer from where it begins, look both harmless and rather attractive. In reality, they are terrifying. Panel asks govt not to make changes in green laws Flagging concerns of civil societies, NGOs and experts, a parliamentary panel has asked the government not to rush through the proposals of a high-level committee to bring amendments in six existing green laws, saying it would result in "unacceptable dilution" of the present environment protection architecture. Six 'solar cities' to be developed in northeast Guwahati and five other cities in the northeast will be developed as solar cities to reduce dependency on conventional energy, a top official has said. More Environment News»

		World
		Saudi-led airstrikes kill 120; deadliest so far Saudi-led coalition airstrikes hit a residential area in a quiet Red Sea town in Yemen, killing at least 120 people in the deadliest strike against civilians since the March offensive began, security and medical officials said. Kenya: Obama blends blunt msgs with warm reflections Barack Obama mixed blunt messages to Kenya's leaders on gay rights, corruption and counterterrorism today with warm reflections on his family ties to a nation that considers him a local son. China launches two satellites as it builds GPS rival China launched two new satellites into space on Saturday, state media reported, as it builds a homegrown satellite navigation system to rival the US's Global Positioning System. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Ajay: SRK and I have not discussed any film Ajay Devgn’s upcoming film Drishyam is an edge-of-the-seat thriller that is a remake of the blockbuster Malayalam film by the same name, starring the veteran actor Mohan Lal. Celebs head to a wonder spa for weight loss Meow in Austria: If some B-town folk are thin and glowing these days, say hurrah to a wonder spa in Austria that is the new secret get-away. Bollywood's 10 must watch deleted scenes More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Weekends may be overrated for those who like their jobs A study from the US l Bureau of Economic National Bureau of Economic Research has found that people who like their bosses and their work environments get as much pleasure from weekdays as they do from weekends. Giant radio telescope to listen for aliens China is frantically giving finishing touches to the world's largest radio telescope designed to find signs of alien life, following Nasa's recent discovery of `Earth 2.0' with the planet-hunting Kepler space telescope. Researchers shed light on how damaged DNA is repaired In a breakthrough discovery, researchers have revealed how a damaged DNA is transported within a cell and repaired. More Science News»

		Sports
		IPL spot-fixing: Court drops charges against Sreesanth, Chandila, Chavan A Delhi court dropped all charges against cricketers S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan in the IPL 6 spot-fixing scandal. Spain, Italy meet in World Cup qualifying Qualifying for the 2018 World Cup in Russia will be no easy task for some of Europe's traditional powers. BCCI sticks to ban on players for time being The BCCI has decided to stick to its ban on the three cricketers for the time being. More Sports News»

		Technology
		iPhone 7 rumour round up: Specs, features & more Excitement is building for the next iPhone — and already a steady trickle of leaks are emerging, about the phone's features, look and specs. Here's a regularly-updated collection of everything we know so far. Accenture India to scrap annual performance reviews Accenture India will soon join the rest of the global firm in scrapping annual performance reviews and rankings. Apple's two biggest challenges in India With only a tiny share of the world's fastest-growing major smartphone market, Apple Inc is stepping up its push into India, with a first targeted TV advertising campaign, expanded retail network and promotional financing schemes. More Technology News»

		Education
		Over 50 students miss medical entrance due to E-way closure Several students were not allowed to enter the exam centres of All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT) after they reached beyond the 9.30am deadline. More students in IIT preparatory course this year This year, the IIT preparatory course has close to three times the number of students it had last time—63. PG admissions of Mangalore University to commence from July 27 Mangalore University is set to admit candidates for its various post-graduate departments through central admission and counselling process which starts from July 27 and ends on August 1. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		New AC superfast train between Patna and Mumbai Railways has introduced a new Suvidha AC Superfast Express train between Patna and Mumbai. Churchgate-Mumbai Central jumbo block on Sunday? There will be a jumbo block on the Western Railway between Churchgate and Mumbai Central on Sunday. Processions, 'lezim' to mark Ashadhi Ekadashi tomorrow Monday’s festival of Ashadhi Ekadashi will witness the annual Warkari yatra enter Pandharpur amid pomp and festivity. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Delhi takes to movable feasts Food trucks make their way to Delhi’s culinary map Delhi court says Kejriwal's 'thulla' remark derogatory Days after a Delhi Police constable filed a criminal defamation case against chief minister Arvind Kejriwal over his ‘thulla’ remark, a city court on Friday said that the statement appears to be “derogatory” and “disrespectful” to the entire Delhi Police. Meena asked to explain order to scrap helpline Delhi government has sought an explanation from the joint commissioner of police, M K Meena—posted to the Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) as chief by LG Najeeb Jung— on how he decided to scrap and replaced anti-corruption helpline 1031, set up following a cabinet decision. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Engineering their careers in a `man's world' One is an engineer who has now become a renowned intellectual and writer; another, a hardcore engineering buff who has the dis tinction of being the first woman engineer from Karnataka and a considerable contributor to the defence aerospace sector. The world is flat More and more women are breaking out of the tyranny of heels and opting for the stylish, cool flat footwear currently flooding both the top and lower ends of the market I am against favouritism, hence being targeted A day after he was allegedly forced to revoke the termination orders of his predecessor Dr P Satish Chandra, Nimhans director Dr N Pradhan said he has been targeted by the faculty. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Pushkarams bring to a halt Pattiseema project works The 12-day grand celebration of the Godavari Pushkaralu has brought to a complete halt the construction works of CM Chandrababu Naidu’s pet irrigation project - Pattiseema. All works on the Rs 1,300 crore lift irrigation project on river Godavari has been stopped for the last 12 days as the major passages and bridges leading to the project site are flooded with pilgrims. TRS, Cong lock horns over shifting of Pranahitha project After facing opposition on various irrigation projects and sharing of water, including the Palamuru-Ranga Reddy lift irrigation project, from Andhra Pradesh, the TRS government is facing criticism over shifting the location of Pranahitha-Chevella project. New office complex: R&B now faces problem of plenty It’s a problem of plenty at the new multi-storied Telangana roads and buildings (R&B) engineer-in-chief (E-in-C) office complex at Errum Manzil. Except for some minor works, the building is ready for inauguration, most probably by chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao, in a month or two. However, R&B officials are worried over its occupancy. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Reviving Pallava art through sculptors' kids They sat on the dirty floor of an old class room with colours in paper cups and pieces of wet clay scattered around them. While some sketched images of elephants and tigers on papers, others recreated them using clay. Now women in 20s prone to heart diseases: Experts Heart diseases are fast catching up in women and the high risk group has come down to 25-40 years in both men and women, say cardiology experts. Gathered at a programme to create awareness about cardiac ailments, doctors said that there were 60 different heart diseases but people were aware only of heart attack. Jaya announces water release for Aadi Perukku With storage in Mettur dam crossing the 90feet mark, chief minister J Jayalalithaa on Saturday announced that water would be released from the reservoir on July 26 for Aadi Perukku celebrations on the banks of river Cauvery in the delta region. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Cops forced to change gutkha cover of Teesta files Personnel of the city crime branch don’t hesitate in giving themselves a new dress at taxpayers’ expense every time they organize an official function. They, however, prefer to give papers of even sensitive cases the ‘gutkha treatment’. Patel samiti disbands under govt pressure All eyes are on Vijapur in Mehsana where the Patidar Samaj is scheduled to hold a meeting on July 28 and take the reservation stir forward. Riverfront murder: Police arrest youth The Riverfront (W) police arrested a 22-year-old youth on Thursday for the murder of a man on the platform of the zip line ride on the Sabarmati Riverfront on Wednesday. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Sangam City roads unsafe, Agra's deadliest Roads of Sangam City are 'most unsafe', while Agra has 'deadliest' roads among the KAVAL towns of Uttar Pradesh. Soon, screening of films on luxury buses The Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (UPSRTC) is mulling over lifting a ban on screening of films at its air-cooled buses after three years. Sinking feeling: Swelling rivers raise flood fears, again Heavy rain and subsequent floods caused by Shipra in Madhya Pradesh led to sudden increase in Yamuna and Ganga’s water level in Sangam City on Friday. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		BJD Rajya Sabha MP Kalpataru Das passes away BJD vice president and Rajya Sabha member Kalpataru Das passed away in New Delhi on Saturday. He was 67. State hikes minimum wages for labourers The state government on Friday issued notification for increase in minimum wages of unskilled, semi-skilled, skilled and highly skilled labourers in the state. Villagers beat up man for suspected sorcery A 40-year-old man was admitted to Rayagad district headquarters hospital on Friday with serious injuries.He was allegedly beaten up by villagers, who suspected him of practising witchcraft, the previous night. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		BJP to target more bigwigs in Congress Even as the opposition parties are crying foul ?at the BJP's stance over country's most ill-famed Vyapam scam, chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan is believed to have planned his strategy in view of ensuing Bihar elections. Student hit by signal pole while attempting 'selfie' from moving train in Madhya Pradesh Tying to click "selfies", leaning outside moving rain turned out to be a shocking experience for a student in Madhya Pradesh on Saturday morning. No break in wet spell, 5 die in 36 hrs Wet spell, which gathered pace on Thursday, looks set to continue for a couple of days in Bhopal and other parts of the state. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Parents' Association launches website for aggrieved parents Parents' Association, Ludhiana, on Saturday launched a website (www.parentsassociations.org) to provide a platform to aggrieved parents and students who have to suffer due to the malpractices adopted by various schools in Punjab. Parveen Bansal, BJP district president, Ludhiana, was the chief guest on the occasion. AIPMT- II wears Tricity out About 11,500 students from the Tricity appeared for the All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT) at 23 examination centres in the city on Saturday after the Supreme Court cancelled the examination held on May 3 following the leak of the question paper. However, many aspirants complained of facing a tough time as they forgot to follow the instructions issued by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) related to dress code. Frauds in Tricity's fringe A tale similar to the Hindi movie 'Khosla Ka Ghosla' has been playing out in the real-estate belts of Tricity for five years now. More Chandigarh News»

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