News Digest: Modi, Thai PM steer clear of S China Sea

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Saturday, June 18, 2016
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Modi, Thai PM steer clear of S China Sea Modi, visiting PM skirt clear of discussing South China Sea Hasten probe into leak, police told Ishrat missing papers probe details may be made public The two seniors who handled the Ishrat file above Diptivilasa were then home secretary G K Pillai and Union home minister P Chidambaram. More India News»

		Business
		Sebi for 20% REIT exposure in under-construction projects Markets regulator Sebi on Friday proposed to relax rules for Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) which will allow these funds to invest higher share of their corpus in under-construction real estate projects. 'REITs to be a reality, first listing in next 12 months' Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) could become a reality now and the first listing is expected in the next 12 months after markets regulator Sebi on Friday eased norms to attract realtors and investors, according to property consultants. Sensex recovers 100 points on global cues Sensex rebound by 100 points to finish at 26,625.91 on gains in FMCG, auto and realty stocks, driven by a lower current account deficit and trade gap coupled with revival in global cues. Nifty also gained 29.45 points. More Business News»

		Environment
		95% of glaciers in Tibetan plateau have receded Due to degradation of their fragile eco-systems and impact of climate change, the deserts are undergoing a slow transformation which is having far reaching impact on flora, fauna and humans. This issue was discussed at a conference held at the Wildlife Institute of India to commemorate World Day to Combat Desertification on Friday. In Indonesia, most of beached whales free themselves Most of the 29 whales trapped in an Indonesian mangrove swamp managed to free themselves or were gently helped out to sea as the tide rose. Villagers on the east of Java island helped fisheries staff free the pilot whales that became trapped at low tide. Three Asiatic lions turn maneaters, sent to captivity Three Asiatic lions, from near Gir National Sanctuary, found to have turned man-eaters, have been sentenced to life within a cage. A fully grown male lion would be kept in a zoo while the other sub-adult females would be sent to a forest rescue centre. More Environment News»

		World
		Clinton's lead over Trump slips: Poll Senators working to craft new gun control compromise A group of Republican senators on Friday were trying to craft compromise gun control legislation that could attract both Republicans and Democrats and have a hope of passing the U.S. Senate, unlike several measures that are expected to be voted on next week for which prospects appear dim. Ex-Nazi guard gets 5 yrs' jail for Auschwitz murders More World News»

		Entertainment
		Nawazuddin Siddiqui: Character of Raman Raghav emptied me from within ​Nawazuddin Siddiqui took some time out of his busy schedule for a live chat with us and spoke about his upcoming film Raman Raghav 2.0. 200 DU students part of 'Half Girlfriend' shoot Delhi University is no stranger to celeb visits and film shoots, and in the last week or so, Arjun Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor have been spotted shooting in various North Campus colleges. Kangana Ranaut: I love my own company The actress speaks about taking a break and exploring the world on her own. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Tiny asteroid becomes Earth's constant companion NASA scientists have discovered a tiny asteroid in an orbit around the Sun that keeps it as a constant companion of Earth and will remain so for centuries to come. The size of this object is likely larger than 120 ft and smaller than 300 ft. Vet varsity researchers isolate multi-drug resistant molecules from buffaloes Researchers at the Kerala veterinary and animal sciences university have identified antimicrobial peptides as promising molecules to be developed as drugs against multidrug-resistant bacteria. Across the world there is a lot of work happening on developing solutions for drug-resistant bacteria. Nasa wants you to work on Mars More Science News»

		Sports
		India settle for silver, lose 1-3 in controversial shootout to Australia India muffed three tries in the title-deciding shootout to settle for a silver medal in the 36th Champions Trophy as they lost the final 1-3 against Australia. Only Harmanpreet was able to score for India, while Uthappa, Sunil and Surender shot wide off the target. As it happened: Champions Trophy Final - India vs Australia Australia have defeated India 3-1 in the penalty shootout to win their 14th Champions Trophy title. Euro 2016: Morata double guides Spain into round of 16 Holders Spain became the first team to score more than two goals in a game at Euro 2016, beating Turkey 3-0 as Andres Iniesta shone again and forward Alvaro Morata answered his critics with two goals. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Apple's iPhone 6 and 6 Plus might be banned in China Beijing Intellectual Property Office declared that both the iPhones infringe on patent rights owned by Shenzhen-based firm Baili. 7 popular Android apps you should avoid installing Google’s Play Store has frequently received criticism for its less-than-robust approach to filtering unsafe content, and if you’re not careful, you could find yourself being tracked, hacked, or conned. Asus ZenPad Z8 tablet launched with 7.9-inch display, 4,680mAh battery Asus has launched its latest tablet - the ZenPad Z8, in the US. Priced at $249.99, the tablet will be available in Black colour and will go on sale starting June 23. More Technology News»

		Education
		IITs, TIFR top in industry, government collaboration: Study The Indian Institutes of Technology and the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) have emerged as leaders in university-industry-government (UIG) collaborations in the last decade, according to new analysis of India's research and innovation landscape. CBSE toys with idea of 'tinkering labs' Soon, schools affiliated with Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) would provide their students with high-tech 'Atal tinkering laboratories'. UGC seeks to make urban planning a subject The University Grants Commission has written to all universities and colleges to include a subject on urban planning from the current academic year- 2016-17. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Four Mumbai donors rescue Dhaka man with rare blood group On Saturday, four units of the rare Bombay blood group will be flown across the border to save the life of a Bangladeshi youth waiting to undergo a life-saving surgery in Dhaka. 2017 Mumbai civic polls may alter BJP-Sena ties Resident docs in new med college given no stipend Around 45 junior and senior resident doctors who joined the Government Medical College in Gondia to serve their one-year bonds have not received their stipend for the past four months. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Kashmiri girl held at IGIA amid bomb scare Just 15% water left in 91 major reservoirs The slow progress of the monsoon has meant water storage in 91 major reservoirs has dipped further and overall availability stands at just 15% of capacity. Jaitley accuses Kejriwal of using ad funds to arm twist media More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		'Made-in-India' trainer to debut at Aero India HAL unveils indigenous basic trainer aircraft HTT-40 Bengaluru, June 17 (IANS) Public-sector aerospace and defence major Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) on Friday inaugurated indigenous Basic Trainer Aircraft (BTA) HTT-40 here in the presence of Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar. Manipal Hospitals launch #GiftHimYourTime to commemorate Father's Day A good father is one of the most unsung, unpraised, unnoticed, and yet one of the most valuable assets in our society. Father's Day is celebrated worldwide to recognize the contribution that fathers and father figures make to the lives of their children. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		26 km in 13 mins: Techie saved by 'Heart corridor' Covering a distance of 26 km in 13 minutes, a convoy of ambulances delivered the heart of a 16-year-old road accident victim, which was transplanted into a 29-year-old Bangalore-based techie in a record 75 minutes. UoH wants suspended teachers to first file their replies Hyderabad, June 17 () As the relay hunger strike by two suspended professors of the University of Hyderabad entered the fourth day today, the varsity said the onus was on them to defend themselves by responding to show-cause notices. "They have to first respond to the memo/show-cause notice. BJP wants to replicate its Assam success in Telangana: Laxman Hyderabad, Jun 17 () BJP would like to replicate its success of Assam Assembly polls in Telangana by expanding its political space and emerging as an alternative to the ruling TRS, state party president K Laxman said today. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Tamil Nadu lifter Sathish books Rio berth Tamil Nadu weightlifter Sathish Sivalingam became the second from the state to qualify for the Rio Olympics. After paddler Sharath Kamal did it sometime back, it was the turn of Vellore-born weightlifter to snatch a berth in the men's 77-kg category. After High Court rap, government removes Tasmac MD An order issued by chief secretary P Rama Mohana Rao said additional chief electoral officer and additional secretary, public (elections) department, R Kirlosh Kumar will be the new MD for Tasmac. London-bound British Airways flight delayed As many as 150 passengers were stranded at the Chennai International Airport when a London-bound British Airways flight, which was scheduled to depart at 5.35am on Friday, was cancelled due to a technical snag. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Rupa Mody's testimony looks untrue: Court Her Allegations Not Corroborated By Other Evidence, Says Final Order Stay on Torrent Power's regulatory levy to continue GERC Says Review Petitions Are Maintainable Convicts' kin say real culprits let off After the special trial court hearing the Gulbarg Society massacre case announced the quantum of punishment for 24 convicts, their relatives alleged that those associated with the BJP had been let off while common people were framed by the probe agency , the Special Investigation Team (SIT). More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Rebel BJP MLA rewarded, gets SP ticket from Gorakhpur Samajwadi Party had rewarded MLA Vijay Bahadur Yadav, who was expelled from BJP recently, by declaring him as party candidate for Gorakhpur rural seat in 2017 Assembly elections. Suryanamaskar to make a mark on Yoga Day Yoga asana Suryanamaskar has been excluded from this year's International Yoga Day celebrations on June 21, but the government would be taking out a postage stamp on it. Chanaura pond gets new lease of life The Chanaura pond sprung back to life with the efforts of the people of Kalani, Mallupur, Kharvai, Sarayaraja, Delhupur, Naubasta, Nanda Ka Purwa and adjoining villages. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		National film devpt corpn to make short film on smart city heritage The National Film Development Corporation (NFDC) has decided to make a short film on the state capital following the accordance of a 'smart city' tag to it. The film will focus on the unique identity of the city and its rich cultural heritage. BJD stages statewide protest over price rise The BJD on Friday staged a statewide protest, targeting the NDA government, over rise in prices of petroleum products and other essential commodities. 500 ITI students get lessons in professionalism The Odisha Skill Development Authority (OSDA) chairman and co-founder of Mindtree Subroto Bagchi on Friday told 500 ITI students about professionalism and ways to excel in their careers with soft skills at an interaction organized prior to the launch of OSDA. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		MP transport officials book UBER cabs, seize them on arrival for running illegaly Girl, youth beaten up, paraded for 'affair' in Chhindwara, 8 nabbed Shivraj Singh announces cabinet expansion by June end More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		'Udta Punjab' released; some hail 'reality', others deplore 'abuses' Jalandhar/Amritsar/Bathinda/Patiala/ Cinemagoers thronged theatres as 'Udta Punjab' was screened across Punjab on Friday. Child labour: Commission summons labour dept official The Punjab State Child Rights Protection Commission has summoned the deputy director (factories) of the labour department, Ludhiana, and directed him to bring on record all raids carried out to check the illegal practice child labour in the district from June 1 to 20. Civil hospital looks to start gynae programme The health department is planning to start a Diploma in National Board in Gynaecology programme at the Lord Mahavira Civil Hospital here. More Chandigarh News»

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Bhujangasana: Get Flexibile and Strengthen Up with the Cobra Pose

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Bhujangasana: Get Flexibile and Strengthen Up with the Cobra Pose

The name Bhujangasana comes from the Sanskrit word ‘bhujanga’ which translates to ‘snake’ or ‘serpent’ and ‘asana’ meaning ‘posture’. Hence, it is often referred to as the Cobra Pose, as it reflects the posture of a cobra that has its hood raised.

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News Digest: Racing food prices keep govt on toes

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Friday, June 17, 2016
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Racing food prices keep govt on toes Mission pulses is turning out to be a key political task for the Modi government. Inflation in retail dal prices remains stubbornly high, climbing to 32% in May 2016 from 7.94% in September 2014, even as the price rise of items such as oils, eggs and veggies ranges in the 5% to 7% band. Stuck for a week, sluggish monsoon set for a surge: Met Stuck over south India for almost a week, the monsoon is set to stir again on the back of a fresh surge. Rules for deemed varsities streamlined HRD minister Smriti Irani on Thursday announced major changes brought about by the University Grants Commission (UGC) in deemed university regulations. The new regulations are more transparent and reduces government interference, she said, adding that the 2010 regulations choked deemed universities with a “lot of red tape.“ More India News»

		Business
		Prime Minister tells taxmen to bridge trust deficit Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday urged tax administrators to bridge the trust gap with taxpayers and turn mentors, while setting an ambitious goal of almost doubling the taxpayer base to 10 crore from around 5.4 crore at present. E-pharmacy body wants govt to end 'inspector raj' Stressing that the digital platform for disbursing medicines is fully compliant under law, online or e-pharmacies have asked the government to maintain a registry of licensed players, and issue guidelines so as to end "inspector raj". Stocks of companies linked with Japan, have been hit On Thursday, passenger car major, Maruti, saw its stock close nearly 3% lower at Rs 4,084 as analysts felt that a rising yen will lead to higher royalty payment in rupee terms and make import of components costlier. More Business News»

		Environment
		In Indonesia, most of beached whales free themselves Most of the 29 whales trapped in an Indonesian mangrove swamp managed to free themselves or were gently helped out to sea as the tide rose. Villagers on the east of Java island helped fisheries staff free the pilot whales that became trapped at low tide. Three Asiatic lions turn maneaters, sent to captivity Three Asiatic lions, from near Gir National Sanctuary, found to have turned man-eaters, have been sentenced to life within a cage. A fully grown male lion would be kept in a zoo while the other sub-adult females would be sent to a forest rescue centre. Maha govt to use plastic waste in building roads Maharashtra government has decided to use plastic waste along with tar in a bid to improve the durability and longevity of asphalt roads and reduce soil pollution. Roads built by using plastic waste along with tar will be of better quality and will also be cheaper. More Environment News»

		World
		Clinton considering Warren, not Sanders, for running mate: WSJ Hillary Clinton is considering U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren for her running mate for the Democratic presidential ticket, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing several people familiar with the process. Black box of crashed Egypt plane pulled out of sea Water to West Bank cut off on Ramzan? Israel says no More World News»

		Entertainment
		Aamir Khan talks about 'Sultan', 'Udta Punjab' "If Censor copy is leaked, it's a big shame on CBFC", says Aamir Khan After Censor woes, 'Udta Punjab' under piracy attack 'Udta Punjab', which is releasing today, leaked online two days before hitting the theatres PIC: Sara Ali Khan's svelte avatar Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan's daughter from his first wife, Sara Ali Khan recently graduated from school and is constantly in the news ever since. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Vet varsity researchers isolate multi-drug resistant molecules from buffaloes Researchers at the Kerala veterinary and animal sciences university have identified antimicrobial peptides as promising molecules to be developed as drugs against multidrug-resistant bacteria. Across the world there is a lot of work happening on developing solutions for drug-resistant bacteria. Nasa wants you to work on Mars China's exascale supercomputer to be operational by 2020 According to the national plan for the next generation of high performance computers, China will develop an 'exascale computer', capable of at least a billion billion calculations per second, by 2020. More Science News»

		Sports
		Champions Trophy: India suffer 2-4 defeat to Australia India's two goals came from penalty corner shooter VR Raghunath and striker Mandeep Singh, but it was too late to cause any threat to Australia, which had gained a stranglehold through strikes from Trent Mitton, Aran Zalewski, Flynn Ogilvie and Tristian White. Sourav Ganguly, VVS Laxman feel pink ball is here to stay With Eden Gardens set to host the country's first day-night match with a pink ball in club cricket, an expert panel comprising Sourav Ganguly, VVS Laxman and Dean Jones on Thursday strongly felt that the innovation is here to stay. Indian boxers make confident start at Rio Qualifiers Dheeraj Rangi (60kg) gave India's boxing team a perfect start in the AIBA World Olympic Qualification Tournament as he defeated Guatemala's Kevin Alfonso Luna Munoz in the opening round of the event More Sports News»

		Technology
		10 Android smartphones with best screens Display quality of a smartphone is one of its key aspects. However, customers generally talk very little about it apart from mentioning things like display size and durability. But thanks to today’s highly competitive market, you don’t have to shell out a bomb to get a smartphone with good display. With that said, here is our curated listing of 10 Android smartphones with best displays. Pinterest acquires Fleksy to improve its visual search platform "Pinterest is intensely focused on refining the mobile experiences that make it possible to flow effortlessly through our catalog of ideas — on any device, any place in the world," said Scott Goodson, Pinterest’s head of core experience. Panasonic P75 launched with 5,000 mAh battery at Rs 5,900 Panasonic has launched its latest budget smartphone P75. The company has priced the handset at Rs 5,900 and it comes in Champagne Gold and Sand Black colour options. More Technology News»

		Education
		CBSE toys with idea of 'tinkering labs' Soon, schools affiliated with Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) would provide their students with high-tech 'Atal tinkering laboratories'. UGC seeks to make urban planning a subject The University Grants Commission has written to all universities and colleges to include a subject on urban planning from the current academic year- 2016-17. RAS results: 2,027 eligible for interview The Rajasthan Public Service Commission on Wednesday evening declared the result of Rajasthan State & Subordinate Services Combined Competitive (main) examination 2013 (RAS) result and found 2,027 candidates eligible for personality and viva voce test. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		No invite to ally BJP for Sena's 50th anniv bash Shiv Sena has not invited alliance partner BJP for its 50th anniversary bash on Sunday, another indication of the widening rift between the saffron parties in the run-up to the 2017 Mumbai municipal corporation polls. 10 auditors held for Mumbai road scam No seat of choice: IIT, NIT aspirants can quit queue Aspirants for seats in the IITs, NITs and other centrally funded technological institutions (CFTIs) will be able to withdraw their admissions after every round if they are unhappy with the seat allotted and if they are not hopeful of getting a better seat in subsequent rounds. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Govt creating fake row over missing Ishrat files: PC 6L tonnes imports to rein in pulse rates Govt Explores Land Leasing In Mozambique, States Asked To Keep Vigil On Veggie Prices SC spent Rs 38L on Justice Sikri's air tickets, Rs 37L on Thakur's in 3 years More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Bengaluru kids ace National Science Olympiad Bengaluru kids ace National Science Olympiad Bengaluru kids ace National Science Olympiad More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Empty flagpole disappoints visitors A day after the national flag at Sanjeevaiah Park was damaged due to the wind, the flagpole stood empty, leaving several visitors disappointed. 'Action against UoH professors an act of vengeance' The SC/ST Teachers Forum as well as several faculty members at the University of Hyderabad on Thursday lashed out at vice-chancellor Appa Rao Podile, claiming that the executive council's decision to suspend the two professors, who had been arrested earlier, was nothing but vengeance. Navy officer's daughter missing More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Heart-lung device comes to rescue, saves life When doctors from SIMS Hospital in Vadapalani first met 60-year-old V Krishnan on April 30, he was in an ICU of a private hospital with heart and lung failure. Doctors connected a portable heart and lung machine which took over the job of pumping, purifying and oxygenating his blood. No uniform medical coding a bottleneck for insurers HC asks authorities to curb menace of bike-racing Chennai, Jun 16 () Expressing displeasure over police failure in curtailing illegal bike-racing, the Madras High Court today advised authorities to take steps to curb such races in the city, which very often ended fatally. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		New airport to harvest rain water Besides a rain water harvesting system, the parking area will be made from grass-based paver blocks that are used in the green buildings. High Court stays razing in Ramdevnagar The Gujarat high court on Wednesday ordered Vadodara's municipal commissioner to maintain a status quo at Ramdevnagar locality in Gotri after the civic body razed 425 houses in a demolition drive on Sunday. Asaram named as 'wanted' accused in witness attack case Ahmedabad, Jun 16 () Self-styled godman Asaram Bapu has been named as 'wanted' accused, in the charge sheet filed by the police's Special Operations Group (SOG) in the case of attack on a witness, who had deposed against the controversial spiritual guru. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Chanaura pond gets new lease of life The Chanaura pond sprung back to life with the efforts of the people of Kalani, Mallupur, Kharvai, Sarayaraja, Delhupur, Naubasta, Nanda Ka Purwa and adjoining villages. Supporters for Maurya as BJP CM-face Keshav Prasad Maurya to demand that the party high command declare Maurya as the CM candidate for UP polls. Kashi lacks e-waste management system Regarding the steps being taken in e-waste management, the analyst of Swachha Bharat Mission Sujeet Kumar said that an agency has been given task of door to door collection of wastes from five distinct wards in the city. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Youth killed as train hits car at unmanned level crossing in Odisha A youth was killed on Thursday when a passenger train hit a car at an unmanned level crossing (LC) near Agria under Baisinga police limits in Mayurbhanj district. Veteran actor Manimala Devi passes away Monsoon to arrive in Odisha in a day or two Bhubaneswar, Jun 16 () Monsoon is set to arrive in Odisha in a day or two as many areas received rains, and downpour was reported from one or two places over the north interior region of the state. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		MP govt forms cabinet committee to frame rules for reservation in promotion Used social media to make Kamal Nath quit: Vijaywargiya Bhopal, June 16 () A senior BJP leader today claimed social media was used to create a "public outcry" over the "role" of Kamal Nath in 1984 anti-Sikh riots which forced him to quit as the Congress general secretary in-charge of poll-bound Punjab. ABVP demands resignation of Bhopal's RGPV VC More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Admission to engineering, architecture institutes from June 25 The process of admission to six engineering and architecture institutes of Chandigarh and Hoshiarpur will start from June 25 under joint admissions for the 2016-17 session. Arms license holders to deposit weapons ahead of PM visit Housing board will accept photocopied documents The Chandigarh Housing Board will now scrutinize photocopies of original documents and return the original to the applicant the same day. More Chandigarh News»

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Drink Cranberry Juice Daily to Ward Off Urinary Infection

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Drink Cranberry Juice Daily to Ward Off Urinary Infection

Drinking a 240 ml glass of cranberry juice per day can help to keep urinary infection at bay, says a study by Boston University in the US led by Kalpana Gupta an Indian-origin researcher.

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