News Digest: Sri Sri Ravi Shankar says he tried to halt Isis's campaign of violence

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Tuesday, March 29, 2016
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Sri Sri Ravi Shankar says he tried to halt Isis's campaign of violence Spiritual leader, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, has revealed that he reached out to Isis in an effort to try and bring an end to its campaign of violence and killing. Aligarh Muslim University VC's unique method to find his successor draws flak Aligarh Muslim University vice-chancellor Zameer Uddin Shah has found a unique and unprecedented way to appoint his successor. Coalgate sees first conviction In the first conviction in the coal blocks allocation scam that had created a political storm during the UPA-2 regime, a special court on Monday convicted Jharkhand Ispat Pvt Ltd (JIPL) and its two directors, R S Rungta and R C Rungta, in the North Dhandu coal block allocation scam case. More India News»

		Business
		Will rely on state miners to meet coal target: Govt India will meet its target of doubling coal production by 2020 without the help of private miners, power minister Piyush Goyal said, ruling out new measures to entice cash-strapped companies to begin mining the commodity. Govt to infuse Rs 1,675 cr in Syndicate Bank, UCO Bank State-run banks Syndicate Bank and UCO Bank are issuing shares to the government on a preferential basis to raise a total Rs 1,675 crore. Parliament has approved Rs 5,050 crore for meeting additional expenditure on recapitalisation of public sector banks earlier this month. Tata Sons proposes to increase stake in AirAsia India Tata Sons on Monday proposed to increase its stake in AirAsia India from 41.06 per cent to 49 per cent. Since the start of operations on June 12, 2014, the Indo-Malaysian airline has acquired a fleet of six aircraft and carried over 1.8 million passengers. More Business News»

		Environment
		Chinese man hands over rare Assam monkey to reserve A Chinese man returned a rare Assam macaque to a nature reserve in Yunnan province, after keeping it as a pet for 14 years, the local nature reserve bureau said. The man who kept the macaque in his home said he took it home after he saw people injuring its hands while trying to capture it. Agasthiarmalai Reserve gets Unesco honour Agasthiarmalai Biosphere Reserve is among the seven reserves, such as Beaver Hills in Canada and Balmbangan in Indonesia, added in the Unesco list this year. Inclusion of the site in the network would be a recognition of the conservation measures taken up there, say forest officials. These can help blackbucks survive in urban landscape Providing wildlife refuges even in the form of small protected areas in the increasingly urbanised landscape can help hoofed mammals, including blackbuck, survive, Indian researchers have found. More Environment News»

		World
		Obama to meet South Korea, Japan leaders US President Barack Obama would hold a trilateral meeting with leaders of South Korea and Japan on March 31 to discuss the threat posed by North Korea on the sidelines of Nuclear Security Summit, the White House has said. Syria's Palmyra can be restored 'in five years' Syria's antiquities chief said on Monday that his department would need five years to restore the ancient ruins of Palmyra damaged by the Islamic State jihadists. The Islamic State sparked a global outcry when they started destroying Palmyra's treasured monuments after taking the city in May 2015. Hanged killer's backers block Islamabad's 'red zone' Thousands of supporters of Mumtaz Qadri, who was hanged for killing liberal Punjab province governor Salman Taseer, held the Pakistani capital's high-security red zone under siege on Monday and demanded that the Islamist assassin be declared a "martyr". More World News»

		Entertainment
		First look: Aishwarya stuns in 'Sarbjit' song Aishwarya Rai Bachchan looks resplendent in a red salwar kameez in a Punjabi folk song from Omung Kumar’s Sarbjit. Kangana: I love my underdog success story Her real story is unusual. Her screen roles are one of a kind. And her success is remarkable. Three National Awards in a span of seven years, is indeed an exceptional feat. Kangana Ranaut won her third National Award for her spectacular double role in Tanu Weds Manu Returns. She’s up in the mountains in Manali, and giddy with excitement, but we caught up for a quick chat. Shraddha-Aditya to get intimate for 'OK Jaanu' The actors will be seen doing an intense love making scene for the film. Given that the film sees the two in a live-in relation, there will be quite a few intimate scene between the duo. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		'Sunbathing may up life expectancy' Women who sunbathe might live longer despite risk of melanoma, researchers have found. Seven million Americans threatened by human-induced quakes Washington, March 28, 2016 (AFP) -Around seven million people in the United States live in areas at risk of damaging, human-induced earthquakes that are often linked to fracking, a report out Monday said. Pandora shares plunge as cofounder returns as CEO New York, March 28, 2016 (AFP) -Shares of Pandora plunged Monday as news that co-founder Tim Westergren was returning as chief executive failed to ignite confidence in the group's long-term prospects. More Science News»

		Sports
		World T20: Amla fifty seals easy win for South Africa Hashim Amla scored an unbeaten fifty to guide South Africa to a win in their final match of the ICC World T20 against Sri Lanka at the Feroz Shah Kotla on Monday. SA vs SL, Talking Points: Twin strikes and a horrible decision TOI takes you through the major talking points as South Africa defeated Sri Lanka on Monday to return home from the ICC World T20 on a positive note. How Kohli-Dhoni planned winning onslaught against Oz Virat Kohli, who mastered India's successful run-chase against Australia to take his team through to semi-finals at Mohali on Sunday, has admitted that he has "never played an innings" in a situation where 39 were needed in last three overs. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Facebook apologizes for Lahore blast 'Safety Check' error Social media giant Facebook has apologised to users in many countries including India for wrongly sending texts asking if they were "affected" by the deadly Taliban bombing in Pakistan on Easter Sunday. 12 amazing facts you probably didn't know about Microsoft But how much do you really know about Microsoft? Here are 12 things you probably never knew about the biggest name in the PC business. iOS 9.3: 7 features in new iPhone and iPad update iOS 9.3 is the biggest incremental iPhone and iPad update in several years, as Apple has new software features that go as far as changing your sleeping habits. More Technology News»

		Education
		Education gets key focus in Delhi government budget The Delhi government on Monday presented an annual budget of Rs 46,600 crore for 2016-17 — an increase of Rs 8,850 crore over last year, with education bagging the lion's share of Rs 10,690 crore, or nearly 23 per cent of the total allocation. Govt to fund scholars for post-doc research in India In a bid to prevent brain drain, the government has embarked upon a scheme to fund pure science scholars who have completed their PhDs, to enable them continue their post-doctoral research in India. Don't want interference on campus: JNU vice-chancellor Jagadesh Kumar "JNU is an autonomous organisation and it can solve its challenges using its internal mechanisms. Like any other university, we do not desire any external interference," JNU Vice-Chancellor Jagadesh Kumar said. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Ram-fighting gang makes a bakra of cops, and how! Prizefighter Seized After Bust At Kurla, Owner Swaps It At Police Station’s Yard And now in aamchi Mumbai: Fake gangsters, real trouble Gone are the days when underworld dons Chhota Shakeel, Guru Satam and Chhota Rajan would call up targets for huge sums of money and threaten them with dire consequences. DC-AC switch in Harbour to happen soon Central Railway’s harbour and transharbour corridor will switch to 25 KV alternating current (AC) from the 1500 V direct current (DC) this weekend provided the Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) gives the approval. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Road infra in fast lane, 2 elevated BRTs planned Two elevated BRT corridors have been proposed: one running north-south from Wazirabad to IGI Airport (24km) and the other going east-west from Anand Vihar to Piragarhi (29km). VAT out of the bag: Not all are happy with proposals The aam aadmi gave a mixed reaction to the budget.Human rights activist Shivani Chaudhary reacted to the Rs 100 crore seed money for making Delhi a slum-free city."There shouldn't be any demolitions or forced evictions. Bapu to Roosevelt, Sisodia quotes greats Deputy CM Manish Sisodia, who also holds the finance portfolio, presented his second budget in a little over two hours. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Amid rumours of replacement, ACB chief goes on leave Even as the controversy over the constitution of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) rages, the person in charge of the newly-formed bureau has gone on leave for six weeks. SSLC students will be frisked before entering hall EXAM FROM TOMORROWBengaluru: The recent PU question paper leak and rise in malpractices have prompted the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) to put in place stringent precautions for SSLC examinations which will begin from Wednesday. Carlton House could turn legislators' club If everything goes according to plan, the sprawling Carlton House in the heart of Bengaluru will soon turn into a recreation club -- a Constitution Club for Karnataka legislators. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		VC turns lodge into his office Having resumed office after a voluntary ‘leave', vice chancellor of the University of Hyderabad, Appa Rao Podile, has been working from the vandalised VC's lodge since March 22. Shinde blames Centre's 'Hitler Raj' for UoH row Former governor of united Andhra Pradesh and ex-Union minister for home affairs, Susheel Kumar Shinde, described the assault on University of Hyderabad students a result of the Centre's "Hitler raj". 'We were beaten up, shifted around all through the day' Assaulted mercilessly by cops inside a moving ambulance, several students of the University of Hyderabad (UoH) said they had to literally beg on their knees for their lives as blows rained on them. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Karuna to contest from Tiruvarur DMK president M Karunanidhi will contest for the second time from Tiruvarur constituency which is considered his home base since it is close to Tirukuvalai where he was born. Calls from WhatsApp to landlines soon You may soon be able to dial landline or mobile numbers from popular internet apps such as Skype, WhatsApp and Viber, following clearance for inter-connect agreements between internet service providers and telecom operators by an inter-ministerial panel of the government on Monday. Attack on prof divides Madras University faculty and students At least 70 staff members of Madras University staged a protest in front of the Chepauk campus on Monday demanding action against two students who attacked legal studies professor David Ambrose. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		8 held for hacking into Sales Tax dept system to commit fraud Ahmedabad, Mar 28 () Police have arrested eight men including four government employees for allegedly hacking into the Sales Tax department's computer system to activate 'Taxpayer Identification Numbers' of 14 defunct companies so as to fraudulently withdraw Rs 11 crore in tax credit. Gujarat spends Rs 1161 crore to fight malnourished Charges framed against Asaram in rape case in Gandhingar Ahmedabad, Mar 28 () A court in Gandhinagar today framed charges against self-styled godman Asaram Bapu, paving the way start of trial, more than two years after the police filed a charge-sheet against him and six others in a rape case. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Notorious dacoit Shiva Patel, having Rs 55,000 cash reward on his head, held in Madhya Pradesh This Sangam youth brigade vows to wear headgear A group of two-wheeler riders on Sunday took the oath to always wear helmets while riding their vehicles. Clashes between two groups over old enmity Old enmity led to clashes between two communities in Jhau Miya Ka Purwa and its adjoining areas under Mauaima police station on Sunday. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Odisha admits drinking water scarcity, Cong demands apology Bhubaneswar, Mar 28 () Odisha government today said the state faces a drinking water crisis this summer even as Opposition Congress demanded an apology from it for "failing to provide safe drinking water". "We do not deny drinking water scarcity in the state. Leader of Opposition, 4 ministers occupay more than 1 quarter Bhubaneswar, Mar 28 () Leader of Opposition and four ministers are among 16 law-makers who are occupying more than one govenrment quarter in Bhubaneswar while seven MLAs could not be allotted houses. This was revealed by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik while replying to a question in the Assembly. BJP alleges Cong-BJD deal in Odisha More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Locally designed solar vehicles race for top spots Solar vehicles designed by budding engineers, contesting in electric-solar vehicle racing championship, will be put on display at international meet. CBI charge-sheets Sagar varsity ex Vice-Chancellor in job scam case CBI on Monday submitted charge-sheet against Dr N S Gajbhiye, former VC of Dr Hari Singh Gour Central University, Sagar and two professors for their alleged role in recruitment scam. LS Speaker orders probe on tainted ex MP's plea Tainted leader's son Dharamveer Singh had approached Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Speaker with a written submission seeking investigation into unexplored angles of the case. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Blacklist of overseas Indians pruned A blacklist maintained by the central government imposing visa restrictions on Sikhs settled abroad has been pruned, reportedly following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention. Judiciary left unguarded during Jat stir, HC told Taking serious note of reports about Haryana government withdrawing security personnel from judicial complexes during the recent Jat agitation, Punjab and Haryana high court on Monday sought a report explaining reasons for the action. Haryana cabinet clears 10% quota for Jats, 4 other castes A little more than a month after the Jat stir for quota in Haryana turned violent, the state government on Monday decided to give 10% reservation to the community and four other castes in government jobs and educational institutions. More Chandigarh News»

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News Digest: 'Tortured by cops', Dalit boy kills self in Guj

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Monday, March 28, 2016
		Today's Headlines

		India
		'Tortured by cops', Dalit boy kills self in Guj Wilting under public pressure, police filed an FIR against 'unknown' cops for allegedly torturing a 14-year-old Dalit boy who ended life at home on Saturday. Karuna uses Piyush's video to target 'inaccessible' Amma Piyush Goyal slamming Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalithaa's inaccessibility and lack of response to queries on power situation has gone viral on social media. Left did Bengal's barbadi, Mamata caused tabahi: PM Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday launched a barrage of verbal volleys, calling Mamata Banerjee a back-stabber and accusing Trinamool Congress of turning the state into a graveyard. More India News»

		Business
		Essar Steel offers fresh equity for debt recast Under pressure from banks, Essar Steel has offered equity contribution of around Rs 4,500 crore from the promoters in return for upfront concessions and a promise to “recompense” lenders on mutually agreed terms and date to restructure its debt. Indian firms to show investment opportunities in China Time to win on Kurukshetra of execution Large-scale policy changes seldom go unnoticed in a democracy. But the transformation underway in India’s defence policy landscape has slipped quietly under the radar. More Business News»

		Environment
		HP forest dept fights to impose NGT ban The forest department, which generally takes care of tree covers and forest land, has quite a different job to do in Manali.Department officials have waged a war against all tourism activities in their areas. All our actions are affecting nature: Bhushan Bagadia The first time he went scuba diving, Bhushan Bagadia was mesmerised by the sights underwater. Off the UK coast, the 34-year-old photographer learnt diving despite harsh conditions. Ten years later, this love for marine life had him sign up for a 48-hour international diving project in the Maldives. Blowing bubbles through oceans may help protect coral reefs Blowing tiny bubbles through seawater may help protect coral reefs and oyster farms from acidified oceans, by transferring excess CO2 from coastal marine environments to the atmosphere. The technique could provide a relatively inexpensive solution to one of the biggest threats facing coral reefs. More Environment News»

		World
		Brussels airport to run tests Tuesday, no date for re-opening Brussels Airport said it will run tests on Tuesday to see if repair work after two suicide bomb attacks wrecked the departure hall was satisfactory, but it could not give a firm date for resuming services. Dutch arrest Frenchman suspected in planning attack Dutch police arrested a 32-year-old Frenchman in the port city of Rotterdam on Sunday at the request of French authorities who suspect him of ``involvement in planning a terror attack,'' prosecutors said. Putin hails Palmyra recapture, trumpets Russian role Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday hailed Syria's recapture of the ancient city of Palmyra, while stressing the role of Moscow's military in reversing the Islamic State tide. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Is something brewing between Sushant-Kriti? Amidst rumours of Sushant Singh Rajput splitting with his long-time girlfriend Ankita Lokhande, one hears that the actor is quite friendly with the co-star of his next film, Kriti Sanon. PIC: Jacqueline's first look from 'Dishoom' Jacqueline Fernandez looks stunning as Ishika, a mysterious character, in the upcoming action adventure Dishoom. Anushka, Ranbir shoot in Rajasthan Anushka Sharma, Ranbir Kapoor and Karan Johar landed in Jhunjhunu on Friday for the shooting of Aae Dil Hai Mushkil. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Sun may produce devastating 'superflares' The Sun is capable of producing monstrous eruptions or ‘superflares’ that can not only break down radio communication and power supplies, but also affect Earth’s ability to support life, scientists say. Over 40-min afternoon nap ups risk of premature death Taking a nap lasting more than 40 minutes can raise your risk of premature death, new research has suggested. Special knee designed to fit a women's anatomy More Science News»

		Sports
		Kohli epic sees India through to World T20 semi-final Virat Kohli smashed a masterful 82 to guide India to a six-wicket win against Australia in their final World Twenty20 Super 10 game on Sunday and set up a semi-final against West Indies in Mumbai. Virat Kohli's legend grows with Mohali masterpiece Already this year, even before we come to the matter of what transpired in Mohali in game 31 of the ICC World Twenty20 between India and Australia, a must-win for the home team, Kohli had pulled off two super chases. Catch thrilling moments of India-Australia match The coast has cleared. The run-rate doesn't matter anymore. India vs Australia tonight in Mohali is a virtual quarter-final shootout. Whichever team wins goes through. More Sports News»

		Technology
		iOS 9.3: 7 features in new iPhone and iPad update iOS 9.3 is the biggest incremental iPhone and iPad update in several years, as Apple has new software features that go as far as changing your sleeping habits. Want to apply for leave? There's an app for that Logging on to a computer to file a leave application or submit a travel request is so yesterday. Now, an increasing number of companies are letting their employees do all this and more through customized mobile applications. iOS 9.3 update makes older iPhones, iPads unusable The update – released last week – brings with it a raft of new features and improvements. But for owners of the iPad 2 and some other devices, it left their tablets and phones completely unusable. More Technology News»

		Education
		Government working on aptitude test for school students The HRD ministry is developing an aptitude test that will help school students assess their areas of interest so that they can choose and pursue right courses. It has formed a task force comprising officials of CBSE, NCERT and psychometric experts for developing a "prototype" of this proposed test. Hungary mulls education reforms after protests says media Hungary is considering reforms to its public education system, a senior official said on Tuesday, following three major protests in two months against the centre-right government's centralized control over schools. Delhi University among world's elite, again It may have dropped one notch from last year, but Delhi University again ranks among the world's top 20 institutions for development studies. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		'66% of drivers in NCR & Mum are 10th pass or below' It’s mostly the young and less educated who are engaged as cab drivers in Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) and Mumbai. Moreover, about 45% of them have a driving experience of up to 10 years, according to information compiled by an organisation working for road safety in India. Medical body starts drive to teach docs advertising rules Following the Maharashtra Medical Council’s decision to suspend the registration of a doctor-couple for three months for advertising, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) has started a campaign to educate its 2.5 lakh members about the dos and don’ts of advertising. After high-voltage shock, monkey on road to recovery A week after a baby monkey survived a high-voltage electric shock in Mulund, it is well on the road to a speedy recovery at Dr Deepa Katyal’s veterinary clinic in Chembur. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Model hangs herself, husband arrested In a two-page suicide note found next to the body, Priyanka wrote that her marriage in January was the biggest mistake of her life and accused her husband of assaulting her. '66% of drivers in NCR & Mum are 10th pass or below' It’s mostly the young and less educated who are engaged as cab drivers in Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) and Mumbai. Moreover, about 45% of them have a driving experience of up to 10 years, according to information compiled by an organisation working for road safety in India. Two robbers arrested in murder, assault case New Delhi, Mar 27 () Two robbers were today arrested for allegedly murdering a gang member and severely injuring another here, police said. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		BJP to take out rally against ACB today Bengaluru/ Traffic movement in the city is likely to be thrown out of gear on Monday as the BJP will take out a rally to protest the Congress government's move to set up the Anti-Corruption Bureau. Doctor rams his Merc into three cars, two motorbikes, kills one in Bengaluru A doctor at the wheel of a brand new Merc mowed down a 52-year-old scooterist and injured four others, after ramming three cars and another two-wheeler in Jayanagar, south Bengaluru, on Sunday afternoon. Cyclists in Bengaluru mourn Menaka, call for safe ride A group of cyclists set out on a ride on Sunday evening as a tribute to avid cyclist Menaka Gulvady, who was killed by a speeding cab on KIA Road on Thursday last. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Applications invited Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE) has invited applications for admission to post graduate diploma in management (PGDM), banking, insurance and financial services, retail marketing, PGDM- international business, PGDM- human resource managrment and executive PGDM. The last date for sending the applications is March 31, 2016. For further details visit www.ipeindia.org Shortfall in minorities outlay For the second year in a row, there has been a huge shortfall in spending on minorities welfare in Telangana. Furniture workshop gutted at Asif Nagar A two-storied furniture workshop was gutted in a fire mishap at Asif Nagar on Sunday.No casualties were reported. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Cops scuffle with students on hunger stir Students of Joint Action Committee for Annihilation of Caste (JAC) said they were detained by the Nungambakkam police, who scuttled their indefinite hunger strike launched on Saturday. 3 girls drown in farm pond Three girls, aged 11, died after they slipped and fell into a farm well at SP Kandigai colony near Tiruttani, 85 km from the city on Sunday.Roja, Sreemathi and Amsaveni were all Class 6 students and neighbours. 30 sovereigns gold stolen from house A bank official's home in Tiruninravur in neighbouring Thiruvallur district was found burgled after he returned from a holiday on Saturday night. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Modi govt working to make India top country in world: Shah Ahmedabad, Mar 27 () Lauding the "Gujarat model", BJP president Amit Shah today said the same model finds resonance in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's effort to make India "world's number 1 country. 'We think of public parks but not cultural spaces' Sailing ship on stage More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		This Sangam youth brigade vows to wear headgear A group of two-wheeler riders on Sunday took the oath to always wear helmets while riding their vehicles. Clashes between two groups over old enmity Old enmity led to clashes between two communities in Jhau Miya Ka Purwa and its adjoining areas under Mauaima police station on Sunday. Holi vacation over, no seats in trains Two days of Holi followed by Good Friday and weekend and Allahabad junction was packed to capacity on Sunday with most outstation people preferring to leave. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Odissi guru Ramani Ranjan Jena dies Eminent Odissi exponent Ramani Ranjan Jena died at his native village, Remuna, in Balasore district on Saturday.He was 75. GoAir flights rescheduled for summer The Bhubaneswar-Delhi GoAir flight will be out of operation from Monday till June end.The carrier has taken a decision to reschedule some flights for summer. Bio-toilets in 2,000 ECoR train coaches The Khurda Road division of the East Coast Railway (ECoR) has set a target to install bio-toilets in 2,000 train coaches during 2016-17 as part of the Swachh Bharat Mission. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Hoshangabad station master arrested for assault He Blew The Lid Off Ticket Scam Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalya forms teachers' welfare fund Final decision will be taken during EC meet on March 29 Rs 3,000 reward declared on 'missing' cop More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Probe into Capt's foreign a/cs began in UPA yrs: Harsimrat Harsimrat Kaur Badal on Sunday denied allegations by Punjab Congress president Captain Amarinder that the NDA government was trying to defame his family in the foreign accounts issue. Preneet says govt has demolished state's religious institutions Preneet Kaur has alleged that SAD-BJP combine had demolished the constitutional and religious institutions set up by law, to further their personal agenda. BJP MLA blames Congress for SYL mess Manoranjan Kalia tore into the Congress leadership over the SYL canal issue on Sunday, saying that it was the Congress in 1976 that had "unilaterally allocated Punjab's water to Haryana and other states". More Chandigarh News»

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