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MADURAI: Launching a scathing attack on AIADMK leader Jayalalithaa, Congress vice- president Rahul Gandhi, at back-to-back election meet- ings in Madurai, Coimbatore and Chennai on Saturday, said Tamil Nadu does not need the rule of a Chief Min- ister “who stays behind four walls, crushes dissent and be- lieves that she has the answer for every problem.”
In Madurai, sharing the dais with M. K. Stalin, trea- surer of the DMK, the Con- gress’ senior ally, Mr Gandhi emphasised that both of them had understood that “direc- tionally, in thinking, we are similar.”
He regretted that Tamil Nadu, which had been India’s most successful State, had be-
come “backward in many, many areas” in the last five years. It was the State which had leaders like Periyar, Kam- araj, MGR and M. Karunanid- hi, who flowed into the sea of people like a river, listened to
them and understood them. Above all, they were humble. “I am confident that Mr. Sta-
lin also has these qualities,” he said.
Mr Gandhi stuck to the same theme at all venues. He alleged that both Ms Jayala- lithaa and Prime Minister Narendra Modi were “sitting
indoors assuming to have so- lutions for the problems of everyone.”
Mr Gandhi narrated the story of Sathya, a ninth stan- dard girl from Theni, who lost her father due to alcohol- ism.
Liquor menace
“Ironically, this is the truth in Tamil Nadu,” Mr. Gandhi said and pointed out that the number of liquor shops had gone up from 1,800 to 6,800 in the last five years. “The Chief Minister gave Rs 5,000 worth freebies and took away Rs 60,000 from each family through liquor shops,” he charged.
Campaigning at Madura- voyal in Chennai late in the evening, he said that while the 93-year-old DMK leader M. Karunanidhi had gone to
meet the people of Chennai during the floods, Ms. Jayala- lithaa was not seen.
T.N. doesn’t need CM who stays indoors: Rahul SPECIALCORRESPONDENT
‘ALLIES ALWAYS’: M.K. Stalin felicitates Rahul Gandhi at a meeting in Madurai on Saturday. — PHOTO: S. JAMES
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NEW DELHI: Chief Minister Ar- vind Kejriwal on Saturday alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was not taking action against Congress president Sonia Gandhi in the AgustaWestland deal ei- ther because they had an “alliance in corruption” or “lacked courage.”
Accusing the BJP and the Congress of being hand-in- glove in the helicopter scam, Mr. Kejriwal claimed the Central Government had “done nothing on the Agus- taWestland (case)” for the past two years and the Prime Minister, who came to power promising action against the corrupt, was “saving the corrupt.”
“The court in Italy promptly punished the culprits in the helicopter scam.
What stops the Narendra Modi government from act- ing against the culprits in In- dia,” asked Mr. Kejriwal at a rally in Jantar Mantar here.
Poser to Modi
“The Italian court order also has names of Sonia Gandhi, Ahmed Patel, certain officers and Congress- men, but Modi is not able to gather enough courage to arrest Sonia Gandhi, to ask her even two questions, to interrogate her. Modiji you have been made Prime Min- ister to take action not to leave the task to the Italy
court. I want to ask Modiji why he is scared of her?” he added.
Alleging that the two parties had an agreement, a “setting” in Mr. Kejriwal's words, the Delhi Chief Min- ister claimed that the BJP government had told the Congress that it would not take action against Ms. Gandhi if the Congress did not raise Mr. Modi's alleged fake degree in return.
‘Vadra spared’
Questioning the progress of the investigation in the chopper deal, Mr. Kejriwal alleged the probe had not made any headway on the alleged involvement of Ms. Gandhi’s son-in-law Robert Vadra, who is yet to “even be interrogated.”
“Modiji will give his go- ahead for a raid on Arvind
Kejriwal but not on (Robert) Vadra, why is that? Why won't you send him to jail? Is it because you have adopted him?” Mr. Kejriwal said.
“We have no problem with the qualification of the Prime Minister. But we have every issue with a Prime Minister who lies to the nation. His bachelor’s degree is fake and he has to prove it otherwise,” he added.
Hundreds of AAP activists courted arrest when they were stopped from marching to the residences of the Prime Minister and Ms. Gandhi.
Party leaders Kumar Vishwas, Sanjay Singh, Ash- utosh and Delhi convener Dilip Pandey were among those who participated in the rally.
Modi scared of arresting Sonia: Kejriwal S TAFFR EPORTER “The court in Italy
punished the culprits.
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TRAINING GUNS ON BOTH: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal addressing Aam Aadmi Party activists protesting against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress chief Sonia Gandi, in New Delhi on Saturday.— PHOTO: R.V. MOORTHY
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NEW DELHI: The non-performing assets of public sector banks on account of frauds and forgery soared to almost Rs. 13,000 crore during 2015-16, more than double two years ago, and over 16 per cent higher than Rs. 11,125 crore recorded in 2014-15, according to the latest official data.
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KOLKATA: The unrest atJadavpur University over the open-air screening of Vivek Agnihotri’s film Buddha In A
Traffic Jam spilled on to the streets on Saturday. Hundreds of students converged on Golpark, chanting slogans.
Jadavpur varsity unrest spills on to streets
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NEW DELHI: A day after Nepal cancelled the visit of its Presi- dent to India and recalled its ambassador, sources told The
Hinduthat the sudden chill in
bilateral ties follows a weeklong battle of nerves during which Kathmandu accused New Delhi of backing a plot to topple the government in the Himalayan country.
“On three occasions over the last one week, we com- municated to the Indian Am- bassador in Kathmandu, Ran- jit Rae, to stop supporting the political adventurism by our rivals which nearly toppled the government of Nepal,”
Gopal Khanal, Senior Foreign Affairs Expert in the office of Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli told The Hindu on the phone from Kathmandu.
Mr. Khanal claimed that the plot to break the ruling al-
liance, led by Mr. Oli, received support from India.
The crisis was triggered on May 3-4 when the former Prime Minister, Pushpa Ka- mal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ of the United Communist Party of
Nepal-Maoist (UCPN- Maoist), invited Sher Baha- dur Deuba, leader of the Ne- pali Congress (NC), to form a combine and replace the government of Mr. Oli with a national unity government.
‘Undiplomatic behaviour’
Nepal accused India of fa- cilitating Mr. Prachanda’s sudden rebellion. Mr. Pra-
chanda’s UCPN-Maoist is analliance partner of Mr. Oli’s Communist Party of Nepal- Unified Marxist Leninist (CPN-UML). The shaky coa- lition continues as of now.
However, highly placed In- dian sources have rejected Kathmandu’s charges. The sources say the setbacks are due to Mr. Oli’s “petulant and un-diplomatic behaviour.”
India blames PM K.P. Oli’s inaction for unrest
Kathmandu accuses Delhi of backing plot to topple govt.
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NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Na- rendra Modi on Saturday met the Chief Ministers of Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka to discuss the drought situation in these States.
The separate meetingswith each Chief Minister — alongwith Central and State officials — are par t of Mr. Mo- di’s move to meet the Chief Ministers of the 11 drought-affected States. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis sought additional Central assistance to deal with the situation, with as many as 28,000 villages being drought-affected.
“I apprised the Prime Min- ister of the drought situation. We have asked for a package of Rs. 7,500 crore for comple- tion of irrigation projects in Marathwada and Vidarbha in the coming three years, and a special package of Rs. 2,500 crore for completing pending irrigation projects in the drought-prone western Mah-
arashtra. On both issues, we have received a very positive response from the Centre,” Mr. Fadnavis told reporters.
He added that the Centre had agreed to his request to submit a supplementary memorandum, as 11,000 villages have been affected by drought recently, apart from the ones hit by drought earlier.
U.P. wants tankers
Days after refusing to ac- cept a water train sent by the Centre for drought-hit Bun- delkhand, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Ya- dav asked Mr. Modi for Cen- tral assistance.
After the meeting, Mr. Ya- dav said there was water in the dams of Bundelkhand but arrangements had to be made for its distribution. “There is enough water in the dams of Bundelkhand. We need tankers to lift it. A train will not be able to reach those villages,” Mr. Yadav said.
Mr. Yadav told Mr. Modi that as against the Rs.7,543 crore sought by the State in 2015 to compensate for damage due to hailstorms, just Rs. 2,801 crore was received, and as against Rs. 2,057 crore sought for drought relief, only Rs. 934 crore was received.
Fadnavis demands
Rs. 7,500 cr., Akhilesh
too seeks Central aid
TAKING STOCK: PM Modi reviews the drought in Maharashtrawith Devendra Fadnavis in New Delhi on Saturday.— PHOTO: PTI
Amid rising heat over drought, PM meets CMs
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NEW DELHI: The CBI raided the house of an official posted with the Home Ministry on Friday. It came months after files on the alleged violations of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act by Teesta Setalvad’s two NGOs went missing from the Ministry. The files were traced and restored in the FCRA division but the CBI was asked to investigate the matter.
CBI raids house of official over Teesta files
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NEW DELHI: The Congress on Saturday sought a public clarification from Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his educa- tional qualifications and his stated date of birth, failing which the party may take the matter to the Election Com- mission.
‘Serious questions’
The principal Opposition party joined the Aam Aadmi Party in questioning the au-
thenticity of Mr. Modi’s edu- cational qualifications and date of birth, as stated in the affidavit that he had filed along with his nomination papers for contesting elec- tions. “It appears there are certain discrepancies on Mr.
Modi’s date of birth and the BA degree he got from Delhi University,” party spokesperson Manish Tewari told journalists.
He added “In the interests of probity, the Prime Minister should make a clarification. I am not saying that what he has said is correct or not correct, only that there are serious questions related to his affidavit that need to be answered.”
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NAINITAL (UTTARAKHAND): The Uttarakhand High Court, on Saturday, reserved its verdict on the nine disqual- ified rebel Congress MLAs till May 9 — a day before former chief minister Hari- sh Rawat’s floor test.
On Saturday, senior advocate Kapil Sibal, repre- senting Uttarakhand Speaker Govind Singh Kunjwal, and senior advocate Amit Sibal, counsel for Congress Chief Whip Indi- ra Hridayesh, concluded their arguments, stressing on the legitimacy of the disqualification.
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DHAKA: A Sufi leader was found murdered in Rajshahi district of Bangladesh. The killing comes two weeks after the murder of a professor in the same district. Mohammad Shahidullah (65) had been missing since leaving home on Friday morning before villagers last night found his body in a pool of blood in a mango grove.
Sufi leader murdered in Bangladesh
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JNUTA starts hunger strike, alumni also join in A diktat by the JNU administration asking students not to invite outsiders for protest on the campus has not gone down well with the JNU Teachers’ Association (JNUTA), who launched a hunger s trike on Saturday >>Page 4
Yet another Yamuna action plan Another plan to clean the Yamuna was announced on Saturday with the Centre and the Delhi government coming together to launch projects under phase three of the Yamuna Action Plan >>Page 5
M otherhood is reason for cele- bration in any family, but till a time not so long ago, pregnancy was a very private af-
fair. An announcement outside the close group of family or friends was a strict no- no.
But times have changed and that is not the case anymore. For the Facebook gener- ation of young mothers-to-be, expecting a child is time make the announcement in style — with help from professional photographers — happily flaunting their baby bumps.
Young parents-to-be in Delhi-NCR are increasingly turning to professional photoshoots to capture some precious moments before they welcome their child.
Cashing in on the trend and tapping this upcoming segment in the market, many professional photographers have now started specialising in ‘maternity photography’.
Anant Shroff, a 31-year-old management
consultant and his banker wife Tamanna,who is also 31, are expecting their first child. Since they wanted to record the moments before the child comes into the pic- ture, the young couple decided to get in touch with a professional photographer, Akshey Mehta.
“What women go through during this period can be difficult. Tamanna is fond of photography, and getting our pictures taken was a way for her to look and feel good about herself,” said Mr. Shroff.
“The photo sessions can be a little tax- ing for an expecting mother and you have to be extra careful, but we really like the results,” he added.
Mr. Mehta, who specialises in pre-wedding and wedding photography, but is fair- ly new to maternity photography, suggested that the couple get clicked with monuments at Hauz Khas in the backdrop. “Many young parents like such locations. Qutub Minar is also a favourite location for maternity photography,” Mr. Shroff said. “I think the trend is catching up. You can go to any e-commerce site, look for maternity photographers and be flooded with options,” he added.
“In fact, I found out that the charges in many cases are quite reasonable,” he said.
A maternity photoshoot can cost any- where between Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 30,000, de- pending on the photographer you opt for, and if you decide to go for a particular theme. The remuneration, meanwhile, is good enough for many photographers to specialise in maternity photography
alone. Take, for instance, Anega Bawa, a 31-
year-old textile designer who turned into a full-time maternity and newborn photographer.
“When I was pregnant some years ago, I was looking for a photographer who could document my pregnancy. I wanted to celebrate it. For most people nowadays, this is a once in a lifetime experience as most people don’t have more than one child,” said Ms. Bawa.
“You feel special about your baby bump because it wouldn’t be there after a while. Once the rut begins, your life is all about the baby. I wanted to celebrate these mo-
ments but I couldn’t find a photographer who specialised in this and whose work I liked,” she added.
Tired of looking for a maternity photographer, she started taking her own pictures using a tripod.
An alumnus of The National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, she was familiar with photography and had always loved clicking others.
“It caught up and became a passion. I started getting requests from friends and family to take their pictures, but I didn’t feel very confident as I was basically a designer,” she said.
“It was only later that I thought it was
time to study photography and take class- es. It was last year that I ventured out on my own,” said Ms. Bawa.
Catching up
According to her, the trend of maternity photography has been around for some years, but the demand shot up only recently. “People are still coming out. The trend is still very new to Delhi as not many announce their pregnancy. It is seen as a western concept. Most don’t do it because their parents disapprove, but many parents-to-be are now going ahead with it. The trend is catching up,” she said.
Tarun Jha, another photographer who specialises in maternity photography, however, says that the segment is yet to grow. “People in India are yet to get used to it, but thanks to western influence and looking at international couples, many young parents are opting for it. It is less about memories and mostly about sharing pictures on social media,” said Mr. Jha.
In fact, clients not only request for nice
pictures, but ones where they look beautiful. “There are lot of requests where clients say that they should not look fat in pictures. We don’t believe in airbrushing, we opt for capturing real life through our lenses. Our focus is on the concept,” he added.
“Women look beautiful when they are pregnant and I try to make them feel beautiful. Many clients have complimented me saying they didn’t look this beautiful even in their wedding pictures,” Ms. Bawa said.
“I try to make them feel comfortable and bring out the emotions of motherhood by giving the pictures a dreamy and soft look,” she added.
Male photographers, on the other hand, have to go the extra mile to make their clients feel comfortable, feels Mr. Jha.
“I take a lot of time to convince the mother that they would look beautiful. If the mother is not comfortable, the pictures don’t come out good. Comfort and connect between the subject and the photographer is very important,” he said.
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fter more than three days of questioning and not finding “enough evidence” against them, the Delhi Police Special Cell let off four youths — suspected to be Jaish-e- Mohammad (JeM) sympathisers — on Saturday.
The four were among the 10 detained by the Cell during simultaneous raids in Delhi and Ghazia- bad on May 3.
The operation also led to the arrest of three men.
“We were done questioning them and found these four were ready for counselling. Most others may be allowed to go soon,” said Deputy Commissioner of Po- lice (Special Cell) P.S. Kushwah.
Abdur Raziq from the organisa- tion Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind who
accompanied the four boys and had
spent some timecounselling them in the presence of the cops earlier in the day, said the boys had nothing to do with JeM or even those arrested and that he was confident about
the other detained boys being released soon.
Counsel request
The Jamiat is arranging for financial and legal assistance for the detained men.
Additionally, it has been requested by the police to counsel the detained men, as has been a well-known psychiatrist who has counselled Gujarat riot victims in the past as well, said the police.
Earlier, the police had claimed that repeated mention of alleged atrocities against Muslims in In- dia and elsewhere had played a part in these suspects getting
drawn towards the JeM ideology. Of those released, three are
from North East Delhi’s Chand Bagh while the fourth is from Gha- ziabad’s Loni.
They left the Special Cell office on Lodhi Road around 4 p.m. and left for their respective homes with eagerly-waiting family members. They were also accompanied by their lawyer, advocate M.S. Khan.
Mr. Raziq also tried to distance the detained boys from the arrested ones — Sajid, Shakir and Sab- bir.
It was allegedly at Sajid’s Chand Bagh residence that an impro- vised explosive device (IED) went off accidentally while he was trying to assemble it.
For the others, police sources said they had to go through some more rounds of counselling at the Cell office before they are allowed to leave and even after that, they would be under the observation of certain NGOs.
Meanwhile, it is learnt that the
teams formed by the Cell are cur-rently in Western Uttar Pradesh areas such as Saharanpur in search of more IEDs and other ex- plosives.
JeM probe: four terror suspects released after three days; not ‘enough evidence’ They were among the 10 detained by the Special Cell during simultaneous raids in Delhi and Ghaziabad on May 3
HOPE FLOATS: Three of the youths are from Chand Bagh and one is from Ghaziabad. PHOTO: SHANKER CHAKRAVARTY
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The Jamiat is arranging for financial and legal assistance for the detained men
NEW DELHI: A group of people sitting in a queue on a pavement just outside the Special Cell office in Lodhi Colony has been a familiar sight here for the last three days.
The days changed but the expressions on their faces remained the same.
Saturday, however, was different for the family members of the 10 suspects in the alleged JeM module case. Four among them walked out, bringing relief to their families and hope to others.
In the run up to this moment of release — something they claim they were repeatedly assured of by the police for the last three days — they spent their days with the hope of taking their children back home.
But, at the end of the day, the assurance would prove to be a false one. Next morning, they would come back to the Special Cell office again
expecting a different scenario but the day would finally turn out to be as disappointing.
Unknown fear The situation induces both
cynicism and scepticism which is why they are not forthcoming when
approached by journalists. Some open up but choose not to
identify themselves. Even the responses are guarded
and they explain why. “I do not know whether a
statement I make to express my concern for my son will be interpreted in a different way, given a spin and invite further trouble,” says
the mother of a suspect, who was not among the four to be released on Saturday.
It takes a little more convincing to make her open up about the charges against the boy.
“How can they be certain that the people he was speaking to were terrorists? And does merely talking to Sajid (an accused) makes him a terrorist?” she asks.
The father of another man who was released on Saturday, said in the last three days, he would be confronted with the question of his two young grand-daughters every
night: “Where is our father?” OnSaturday, the grandfather was going back armed with an answer.
A young boy whose detention was over chose to keep his response precise. “They did not beat us. Gave us tea to drink, made us sleep in AC,” is how he summed up his last three days with the request of not probing further.
Many questions and a long wait for families SHUBHOMOY SIKDAR They spent their days
outside the Special Cell office with the hope of taking their children back home
HARD TIMES: Families outside the Special Cell office in Lodhi Colony. PHOTO: SHUBHOMOY SIKDAR
NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Saturday summoned Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal as an accused in a defamation case for allegedly calling Delhi Police personnel “thulla”
last year.Metropolitan Magistrate Ravindra Kumar Pandey of the Saket courts summoned the chief ministers after recording the pre-summoning evidence by the complainant.
“Prima facie, court is satisfied that offence punishable under Section 499/500 IPC is committed by Arvind Kejriwal, so he be summoned for the same for July 14,” the Magistrate said while summoning the chief minister.
Counsel for the complainant argued that the aggrieved being an employee of the Delhi Police and known in society, among relatives, friends and public at large as the same was defamed by the word used by accused Mr. Kejriwal.
The case has been filed by Delhi Police constable, Harvinder, against the ‘thulla’ remark, allegedly made in reference to the city police personnel by the chief minister in a TV interview last year.
The complainant has
chief minister underSections 500 (defamation) and 504 (insult intended to provoke breach of the peace) of the Indian Penal Code.
Stating that he was hurt by the chief minister’s remark, the complainant said: “Using a derogatory and demeaning term like ‘thulla’ to refer to police personnel is equivalent to referring all Delhi Police officials as lethargic and unproductive. This word has, therefore, harmed the reputation of the complainant in the eyes of general public, including his family, relatives and friends.”
Being in a Constitutional position as the chief minister, Mr. Kejriwal had immense influence and reach and his words impacted the public perception of the Delhi Police, the complaint said.
By using the derogatory and insulting word ‘thulla’ to refer to the police personnel, he had crossed all the limits of decency, the complaint further stated.
Kejriwal summoned in defamation case NIRNIMESHK UMAR
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NEW DELHI: A Belgian woman has alleged that she was molested by an Ola Cab driver at South East Delhi’s Chittaranjan Park on Saturday night.
Till midnight, the woman was completing the procedures of registering a complaint. A PCR call was received at 10
p.m. Deputy Commissioner of Police (South East) M.S. Randhawa confirmed the receipt of complaint.
It is learnt that the accused driver tried to forcibly kiss the 23-year-old woman. The driver fled after the incident and continues to remain absconding.
The woman had booked the cab from Gurgaon.
Belgian woman alleges molestation by Ola driver S TAFFR EPORTER
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ver 600 Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supporters and 12 Members of the Delhi Legislative Assembly were detained by the Delhi Po- lice as they attempted to march towards the residence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and
Congress chief Sonia Gandhi at the conclusion of a rally at Jantar Mantar here on Saturday.
The AAP had organised a rally against what it alleged was a Bha- ratiya Janata Party-Congress conspiracy to hush up the Agus- taWestland chopper scam in the heart of the Capital which, beginning 10 a.m. onwards, culminated in a footfall of close to a 1,000 at- tendees and also had senior AAP functionaries such as Kumar Vishwas, Sanjay Singh, Ashutosh and Dilip Pandey in attendance.
Deputy Commissioner of Po- lice (New Delhi) Jatin Narwal said 602 protesters including 12 AAP legislators were placed under preventive custody and taken
to the Parliament Street Police Station since the march was illegal in view of the imposition of section 144 of the Crim-
inal ProcedureCode in the area before being let off in the evening
Alleging that both parties were hand-in-glove for respective political motives, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kej- riwal launched a scathing attack on Mr. Modi and Ms. Gandhi before leaving the venue.
The march began soon after. Deputy Speaker of the Delhi
Legislative Assembly Bandana Kumar was among the senior AAP functionaries to participate in the march.
Swift action by police The Delhi Police had been
gathering intelligence inputs related to the footfall expected at the event over the last three days and was prepared to detain protesters as soon as they reached the vicinity of Race Course Road.
Having a preventive mecha- nism, which consisted of three layers of barricades in addition to several companies of paramili- tary personnel in anticipation, security personnel got down to the job as soon a contingent of protesters reached the Tughlak Road.
Over 600 AAP supporters held in anti-BJP, anti-Cong rally Protest march draws over 1,000; police were fully prepared to handle the situation and take the protesters into custody
CITY BUREAU
STRONG WORDS: AAP supporters protest against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress president Sonia Gandhi at Jantar Mantar; Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal launched a
scathing attack against the leaders on Saturday. PHOTOS: R.V. MOORTHY
NEW DELHI: While the police were able to successfully
stop the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) protesters from reaching their targeted desti- nations, they were unable to help thousands of commu- ters in reaching theirs.
Traffic was slowed for hours in some key arterial roads in the Luteyns’ Zone thanks to the chaos caused by the rally.
The AAP, which alleged that the BJP and the Con- gress had forged an alliance of corruption, had its leader attempting to drive the message home — quite lit- erally — when they headed for the residences of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress President So- nia Gandhi.
Pre-empting security concerns, in case some AAP volunteers succeeded in reaching the residence, the
police closed several roadsto normal traffic. Notable among these
were Race Course Road and Janpath, where the two leaders live.
Additionally, Ashoka Road and Akbar Road, where the national head- quarters of the BJP and the Congress are located, were also closed to normal traffic for some time. Barricades were also erected at Pandit Pant Marg where the Delhi BJP office is located.
The blocked routes resulted in slow traffic on the other roads connecting the North-South stretch and even the ones connecting New Delhi to Central and East Delhi.
Traffic remained slow at Tees January Marg and Teen Murti Marg. These di- versions were put in place once the AAP leaders started their march. However, since the time was between 11.30 a.m. and 12 noon and it was a Saturday, the overall traffic volume was compar- atively low preventing a major jam.
Roadblocks stall traffic S TAFFR EPORTER
NEW DELHI: Retaliating against his charges against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Delhi Bha- ratiya Janata Party (BJP) accused Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) of attempting to indirectly help the Congress Party and Sonia Gandhi in the Augusta Westland Case.
At a press conference on Sat- urday, BJP Delhi Pradesh Presi- dent Satish Upadhyay, Leader of the Opposition Vijender Gupta and Pradesh General Secretary Ramesh Bidhuri said that Mr. Kejriwal’s weak resolve to end corruption could be seen in the suppressed investigation of the Rs. 400 crore scam by the Sheila Dikshit government, related to the Delhi Jal Board, which was revealed by his own Minister.
“Mr. Kejriwal wants the Cen- tre to arrest Sonia Gandhi with-
out full investigation under a political and a weak case submitted in the court so that Ms. Gandhi and other accused persons may get advantage. This
way Ms. Gandhi and accused persons may escape puni- shment and after that Mr. Kejri- wal may come with Ms. Gandhi on the national stage,” Mr. Up-
adhyay said. Mr. Gupta asked why the
AAP government was yet to take action against Ms. Dikshit in the Water Tanker Scam de- spite claiming that he had 370 pages of proof against her.
“I fail to understand why the Delhi government is not allow- ing FIR in the cases related to CWG or Power Discoms against the Sheila Dikshit government? Mr. Kejriwal’s plea that action against Ms. Dikshit is not progressing due to issues with the Anti Corruption Branch (ACB) is ridiculous; if ACB is not taking action then who is stopping the Kejriwal government from going to court?” Mr. Gupta asked.
Mr. Bidhuri said that Mr. Kej- riwal, who claimed that he was “very much worried” about the Augusta Westland case, should tell the people what action he has taken against “his own cor-
rupt” Minister Asim Moham- mad Khan from whom he had demanded resignation for graft
Get your house in order first: Congress to Kejriwal
Hitting back at Mr. Kejriwal, who had named several senior Congress functionaries in his speech earlier in the day de- manding that they be sacked for their involvement in the Agusta scam, Congress leader Manish Tewari said that it will be pru- dent if Mr. Kejriwal first put the affairs of his own house in order.
“They need to tell Delhiites how many of their Ministers were sacked in the past one year, what are the charges against them, why they had to leave their posts and how many of their MLA s are facing hei- nous criminal charges in terms of the provision of the IPC code,” Mr. Tewari said.
Asks Kejriwal why his government has not taken any action against former CM Sheila Dikshit in the Rs. 400-crore water tanker scam
CARRIED AWAY: Cops take away an AAP supporter during a protest over the AgustaWestland scam on Saturday. PHOTO: PTI
Delhi BJP accuses AAP of helping Congress
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NEW DELHI: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Vijay Goel on Saturday threatened a stir at the Ramlila Maidan if the Delhi government tried to en- force the odd-even scheme in the Capital again without en- suring the availability of adequate transportation infras- tructure and preparedness.
Mr. Goel, who deliberately violated the restrictions of the recently-concluded second phase of the scheme and was fined, also suggested that a survey be conducted under the guidance of the Supreme Court or Election Commis- sion, to ascertain and put forward the view of the people of Delhi with respect to the next phase.
“If odd-even III is implemented without adequate in- frastructure and public transport then on the scheme’s very first day there will be a rally in Ramlila Maidan by Lok Abhiyaan to strongly protest against it,” Mr. Goel said at a presser.
Mr. Goel further alleged that the second rendition of the scheme was implemented
by the Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi government “without a proper survey”.Mr. Goel said he would request the Centre and the Supreme Court to form a committee on pollution and environment-related matters, which would aim at assessing whether there was enough preparedness by the Delhi government before the next enforcing of the scheme, which he termed a mere publicity stunt.
Publicity budget
“When the committee is satisfied and gives a nod that there is adequate public transport and other modes of commute, only then will the third phase of the scheme be implemented,” Mr. Goel said.
He added that the Delhi government should announce the publicity budget of odd-even II.
“The government should answer exactly how much has been spent on odd-even phase II. The publicity budget of the scheme should be made public. Pollution level
reports by various agencies should also be made p ublic,” Mr. Goel said.
Will protest next phase if it’s ill-planned: Goel S TAFFR EPORTER
ODD-EVEN
NEW DELHI: After launching the scheme to rent out school playgrounds for neighbourhood children, the Delhi government on Saturday issued instructions to all the users to maintain safety while playing.
“At the time of usage of the playgrounds, the safety and security of the students is to be given top priority. All heads of concerned schools are re-
quired to take care of the students as well as government property while according per-
mission for usage of the play- ground,” a circular issued on Saturday read.
The playgrounds will be available for two types of bookings: intermittent (not for more than two days) and short duration (not for more than seven days). Charges for intermittent bookings range from Rs. 200 to Rs. 1,000 a day de- pending upon the sport to be played. Charges for short-duration bookings are between
Rs. 200 and Rs. 700. A refunda- ble security deposit of Rs. 5,000 will also taken.
Safety instructions for using playgrounds S TAFF R EPORTER
NEW DELHI: A diktat by the Jawahar- lal Nehru University’s administration asking students to not invite outsiders for protest in the campus has not gone down well with the JNU Teachers’ Association (JNUTA), who have launched a protest against the administration by going on a hunger strike start- ing Saturday.
“JNUTA had met the Vice- Chancellor Jagadesh Kumar two days ago with the hope of finding a solution to the on-going problem. However, to our utter shock, the JNU administration chose to threaten the teachers’ body on the basis of hearsay. JNUTA has so far not invited any individual or institution to join the hunger strike,” said Bikramaitya Choudhary, Sec- retary of JNUTA.
“However, it would like to reassert that it is the privilege of an elected teachers’ body to call any institution or individual that it finds fit to speak in the university. It is well within its democratic rights,” he added.
‘Persecution based on perception’
In a circular issued on Friday, the JNU administration had said: “The JNU Administration has been holding discussions with the JNUTA, JNUSU and the students on hunger strike. It reiterates that the best way to resolve the issues is through dialogue and discus- sion. It requests all the teachers and students to avoid inviting people from outside the campus for any gathering or activity to press their demands, which could undermine peace and security in the campus.”
With a huge banner hanging at the protest site, that reads: “No persecution to justify perception”, the JNUTA made their demand clear: “the administration cannot take action on students or threaten teachers only on the basis of perception.”
“In our meeting with the V-C,
he told us that there was a need for the punishments on the February 9 incident because of the larger
perception against the students regarding the incident. Now this is what we have to oppose through our protest, there can be no persecution on the basis of perception,” Mr. Choudhary added.
Human chain
A group of JNU alumni also joined the protesting students and teachers and observed a hunger strike on Saturday. In the evening, a human chain was formed by students, teachers and alumni in front of the admin block, which has become the hub of all protests in the campus.
“Whatever the JNU administration has done is against the ethos of the university. It cannot be ac- cepted in any manner. Our issues are not only with the high-level in- quiry panel but the way the punishments have been allotted to students and what has followed since then. The attitude of the adminis-
tration is just unacceptable,” said Mallarika Sinha Roy, faculty at Women’s Studies in JNU.
Teachers’ association takes exception to JNU’s diktat asking students to not invite outsiders; questions reasoning behind punishments
IN SOLIDARITY: JNU students, members of the teachers’ association and varsity alumni form a human chain to show solidari ty with protesting students, who are on an indefinite hun ger strike against the JNU administration; JNUTA members on hunger strike on Saturday. PHOTOS: SHIV KUMAR PUSHPAKAR
JNUTA starts hunger strike, alumni also join in
K RITIKA SHARMA SEBASTIAN
need to be punished
because of the larger
STUDENTS PROTEST
NEW DELHI: Their health has certain- ly taken a beating, but the students
sitting on an indefinite hunger strike against the JNU administration show no sign of backing down as their protest entered the 10th day on Saturday.
“It seems as if the administration has made up their mind to punish the students, which is why it has been ten days that we are sitting on a hunger strike but no one has even bothered to inquire about our health, forget agreeing to our demands. We have never seen a more insensitive Vice-Chancellor than Jagadesh Kumar, who is ready to see the students suffer but not lis- ten to their demands,” said JNUSU general secretary Rama Naga.
“If the administration does not budge, we will also not withdraw from our strike. This is a fast unto death and we will not withdraw till the time our demands are met,” he added.
Sitting on mattresses laid down in the parking shade of the admin
block, which has now been dubbed ‘Freedom Square’, the students hold discussions, organise protests
and also cram for their papers and exams — all while fasting.
Two small coolers have been arranged to give some relief from the sweltering heat, but that does not help much as some of them have suffered from dehydration and other health problems.
Sixteen students are continuing with the indefinite hunger strike after six of them, including JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar, had to
withdraw due bad health. Around 20-30 join the relay strike daily.
Mr. Kumar had to be rushed to
AIIMS two days ago after his blood pressure levels dropped. He was released on Friday but doctors ad- vised him to withdraw from the hunger strike as it might lead to in- ternal bleeding.
“Our demands have been very clear from the beginning, all the punishments should be withdrawn for students. Students will not face rustication or pay any fine. Unless the administration agrees to that,
we will continue with the strike,” said Anant Prakash, a striking stu- dent.
This is a fast unto death, says Rama Naga S TAFFR EPORTER
GOING STRONG: Hunger strike by the students entered its 10th day on Saturday. PHOTO: SHIV KUMAR PUSHPAKAR
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NEW DELHI: Another year, another plan to clean the Yamu- na. This time, the Centre and the Delhi government have come together to launch projects under phase three of the
Yamuna Action Plan. Thousands of crores of ru-
pees have already been spent over the years to clean the river, which has been reduced to a dirty drain in Delhi, without too much to show for it. But, on Saturday, Union Water Re- sources Minister Uma Bharti and Delhi Jal Board chairperson Kapil Mishra announced eight schemes that they said would work. Under the Cen- tre’s ‘Namami Gange’ programme, the Union and Delhi governments launched a campaign to clean the Yamu- na. Everything from rehabil- itating the old sewer network to a trash skimmer will be a part of the plan that will cost about Rs.840 crore.
On Saturday, Ms. Bharti and Mr.Mishra inaugurated six schemes at a ceremony on the Chhat Ghat at ITO. The
schemes include rehabilita-tion and upgrade of the Ritha- la Phase-1 sewage treatment plant with a tertiary treatment plant, and the rehabil- itation of the Ashok Nagar and Jahangirpuri sewers. The trunk sewers number 4 and 5 as well as Narwana Road, Anand Vihar, Hargobind En- clave, Vikas Marg and Jhilmil sewers will also be rehabilitated.
The Chhat Ghat, where pil-
grims descend to perform prayers and give offerings, will be rejuvenated.
Cleaning river surface
The Ministers also flagged
off a programme to clean theriver surface by launching a trash skimmer.
The boat would travel the length of the Yamuna in Delhi picking up floating solid waste.
A similar skimmer was used in the Ganges during the Kumbh Mela last year.
Speaking at the inaugura- tion, Ms. Bharti admitted that there had been no concrete results even though Rs.1,500
crore had been spent throughphases one and two of the Ya- muna Action Plan.
“However, our new plans will ensure that we, along with the Delhi Jal Board, make it a river that we take pride in,” said Ms. Bharti.
The DJB would be taking the initiative forward by sub- mitting a comprehensive plan to the Union Water Re- sources Ministry as well as Delhi Chief Minister Arvind
Kejriwal within a month, saidMr. Mishra. “This Yamuna Action
Plan-3 will be the first plan to comprehensively help with sewage treatment and solid waste management along with river front development and providing a proper Chhat Ghat for devotees,” said Mr. Mishra.
The DJB chairperson also promised that the river would be cleaned within 36 months.
CLEAN-UP ACT
Yet another Yamuna action plan Centre, Delhi Jal Board announce eight schemes to rejuvenate the river; sewers to be rehabilitated
D AMININ ATH
NEW TECHNOLOGY: A trash skimmer will travel the length of the river in Delhi to pick up floating solid waste.PHOTO: SHANKER CHAKRAVARTY
Narwana Road, Anand Vihar, Hargobind Enclave, Vikas Marg
and Jhilmil sewers
will be revamped
NEW DELHI: Forest land near South Delhi’s Neb Sarai, which has become a dumping ground over the years, will be reclaimed and its greenery restored by the En- vironment and Forest De- partment.
On Saturday, Deputy
Chief Minister Manish Siso- dia and Environment and Forest Minister Imran Hus- sain inaugurated the programme to restore the forest near the Indira Gandhi Na- tional Open University (IG- NOU).
In a statement, the government admitted that the forest was being used as “a dumping ground for gar- bage and debris”. The statement added that the dust emanating from the forest was damaging the lungs of Delhiites, particularly children.
In fact, the restoration campaign was inspired by children from nearby schools who took up the cause of protecting the environment. The Panchavati Green Movement, an orga- nisation of children working to preserve the environment, will be a part of the mission.
According to government officials, the restoration of the forest land will help in cleaning the air in the area. The Ridge area of Neb Sarai has been plagued by ram- pant illegal construction and dumping. Reclaiming the land by planting more trees may help the Forest Department to keep land- grabbers away.
There are concerns that the total green cover in Del- hi, which was 299.58 square kilometres in 2009, may have shrunk due to large- scale illegal constructions.
Forest land near Neb Sarai to be restored S TAFFR EPORTER
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NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court has directed the Aam Aadmi Party government
to appoint Food SafetyOfficers in order to check the presence of pesticide residues in fruits and vegetables sold in the markets in the Capital.
Hearing a matter in which it had taken suo motu cognisance of a newspaper report on pesticides present in fruits and vegetables, which could cause cancer and damage nervous system and liver, a Division Bench asked the Delhi government to fix a time- frame for appointment of officers.
The court had earlier directed the Union
Agriculture Ministry to set up a committee and frame guidelines to prevent the use of pesticide residues in fruits and vegetables.
The Bench, comprising Chief Justice G. Rohini and Justice Jayant Nath, was told by the Delhi
know what the Delhi government had done in the matter so far. Responding to this, the counsel said
advertisements had beenpublished and reports forwarded to the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board.
As the government’s counsel sought time to file a status report in the matter, the court posted the case for further hearing on August 10, saying it would need to get satisfied about the appointment of officers.
Some non-government organisations had submitted survey reports about vegetables and fruits sold in the city markets to the court, saying they contained pesticides in a harmful quantity.
government’s counsel that he would file a status report in the matter. As per an affidavit filed by the Delhi government in November last year, there was requirement of Food Safety Officers.
The court sought to
Delhi asked to appoint Food Safety Officers MOHAMMED IQBAL
SHOCKING REVELATION: Surveys have found that vegetables and fruits sold in the city markets contain pesticides.—FILE PHOTO
NEW DELHI:
In what is a much-needed green initiative, the Standing Conference of Public Enterprises (SCOPE) claims to have brought down energy consumption substantially in its two towers at Lodhi Road and Laxmi Nagar here. The two towers accommodate corporate and regional offices of as many as 65 public sector enterprises.
SCOPE Director-General
U.D. Choubey said here on Friday that savings in power consumption were 1.12 million units during 2015-16 over the previous year, leading to a saving of about Rs.1.23 crore. Accordingly, the power bill of constituents has been substantially reduced.
During the last four years, similar efforts by SCOPE and its constituents resulted in a saving of about Rs.4.43 crore and 4.48 million units, said Dr. Choubey.
Dip in energy consumption
MOHAMMED IQBAL
NEW DELHI: The decom- posed body of a 60-year- old woman was found in- side a bed box at her apart- ment in North-East Delhi’s Sonia Vihar on Saturday.
The deceased has been identified as Meena Ku- mari. The police are on the lookout for her husband Rakesh, who has been missing since the incident
came to light, the police said. It was around 10 a.m. that locals of Sonia Vihar informed the police about stench emanating from the house of the couple, which was found to be locked from outside.
The body has been sent for autopsy. A case of murder has been registered. — PTI
Woman’s body
found in bed box
NEW DELHI: Two men who allegedly shot dead a man two days ago in South Del- hi’s Sangam Vihar have been arrested.
The accused include Pradeep (30), a former
State-level boxer, and Par-veen (25), who is an employee at a cinema hall in South Delhi. During inter- rogation, Pradeep dis- closed that he used to own a gym in Sangam Vihar, but 40-year-old Jiwan Lal, the victim, had filed com- plaints against him, leading to the shutting down of the gym. This led to Pra- deep hatching a plan to eliminate him. — PTI
Two arrested
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CSI / FORWARD Caste / 33 / 162cm / Wheatish / Slim / MBA / HR / Seeks Groom / Contact : 8056405017
RC (DKV), 1981 Born / 160, MCA, SWE (now at US) seeks suitable groom.. Same caste / Hindus no bar. Ct: 9962583033 / thiraviyamv@ gmail.com
TAMIL RC Pillai Fair 26/MTech/ 160 CM/ Employed at MNC Bangalore / seeks qualified suitable groom. CT: 7406997422/ email: antony48@ gmail.com
CSI NADAR/ Tamil/ 27/164cms ME (Ph.D) Chennai, seeks God fearing groom/ same caste. Ct: +917567994861
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MANAPAKKAM, BEHIND L&T, Gated community 2/3 BHK CCP Free woodwork.Ready to occupy. 7299412345 / 9884263200
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Postgraduate, employed, Naidu boy, 35yrs, Never Married, seeks suitable bride of Naidu, Chettiar, red- diar, Yadava. Ct:9442787805
PADMAVELAMU NAIDU 34/168 BE Civil, Business Development Executive, 8.5LPA Magam working in Muscat seeks Bride from decent family 9600120631, 9840503833 senkannan25@ gmail.com
CNB, 2nd, 48/168, BA, 86 L Propty, Veg, Delhi, for Well settled Broad Minded. Ph:09533946711, 09849961136
REDDY(CASTENOBAR) 27/175 BS,MS/SW Consultant/CGI Technologies/USA seeks bride CH−9345985323/NE− 9848197222
NAIDU(CASTENOBAR) handsome 30/180 BTech,MBA Design Engnr/Ford/Chen- nai/9Lac pa CH−9385599033/MI− 9384887888
KAMMANAIDU(ONLYCHILD) 27/180 BTech (IIT) MBA(IIM) Businessman/Ch 70Cr property CH−9380475999/CE− 9842314444
BALIJA 26/ 183 BE SWE TCS CHN 7L paseeks: MBA MCA BE. 044−42125489, 9381858244, 0422−6547744, 09341950028
THEVAR GIRL Smart Good Looking 28/ 175 Chirst Believing Working in Bangalore MNC as Associate Manager with Good salary. Looking for a well Qualified & Setteled Groom in India or Abroad Ct:09940632341/ 09003095453
CHRISTIAN BORN again SC AD 13−12− 81/162cm MCA MPhil M.E Asst Profes- sor seeks Christian groom. 94439 47282
CSI AD, 29/150, Fair, Graphic De-
signer in MNC, seeks suitableBridegroom. Contact: 9952093215 / 9791079274 / lydia.sheila@ gmail.com
TPM CHRISTIAN FC 23/153 M.Sc (Chem) M.Phill. Seeks suitable groom. Ct: 09444495371, 09444263630
CHRISTIAN TAMIL born again girl 27/ 172 MS working in USA seeks born again groom, working in USA. Con- tact 07353414282/07353400282. [email protected]
CSI TAMIL Christian Parents invite alliance for Daughter 27 Postgradu- ate HR Manager MNC 8Lacs from well qualified God fearing groom, clean habits, good christian family. Ct:9600022500 Email: jms.hm.gs@ gmail.com
CHRISTIAN NADAR Parents Invite Al- liance for their Only Daughter, Born Again, Fair, Slim, Beautiful, March 1992, 165 Cms, B.Sc (C.S), M.B.A , Sr. Executive in MNC, 6 Lakhs Per Annum from Grooms below 28 Years, Born Again, Handsome, Tall, Fair, Good Family Back- ground, Highly Qualified, Well Placed, with Clean Habits from the same community. Ct +91 99625 66699. [email protected]
CHRISTIAN RC AD 28/157/ME MNC Chen- nai 40k/pm Seeks Goodlooking Clean- Habits Well Emplyd/Abroad 9884246800/9445844276 [email protected]
CSI CHRISTIAN Nadar Girl Fair, Good Looking, 03−04−1986 born / 152cm / M.Sc M.Phil , working as Assistant Professor in a Reputed Women’s College, Mount Road, Chen- nai. Both Parents Doctors (Private) , Suitable Alliance, Employed / Settled in Chennai / With Clean Habits from Same Community. Con- tact: 9841182514
CSI Nadar smart looking 25/167 PG Lecturer seeks Professional Groom from god fearing family. 9789027170
RC 30/ 165 B.Com. Employed in Stan- dard Charted Bank, Malaysia seeks Well Settled Groom. 9176422930 [email protected]
PROTESTANT CHRISTIAN, born again, 30/160, fair, good looking, M. Tech(USA), born & brt up in Tamil- nadu, wrking as Lead Engr in Cargill at Karnataka seeks Engg Post Grad/ Graduate in Indian Met- ros/Abroad. Ct 9788431790
CSI 34Y/ 150 CM, fair, AssistantProfessor, Kerala University (per- manent) educated and well settled family, requires educated groom from Trivandrum. Contact 09400853550
CSI FC 32/156 M.Phil MNC employed Chennai, seeks FC/ BC suitable groom India/ Abroad. Ct: 96770− 96026
RC NADAR 1988 born/158, Fair, Beau- tiful, MBA MSc (Psych), Asst Mgr− Ford India 9.5L/ pa seeks Groom RC MBA/ M.Tech above 175cm & drawing above 10L/pa, Chennai/ USA/ Eu- rope. 98403 45969/ sartorajendran@ ymail.com
RE−MARRIAGE Saiva Vellala Pillai (Veg) 35/160/BE seeks well−employed Groom below 40 Years. Mail: [email protected] Mob.: 8903143181
VANNIYAKULA KSHATRIYA 26/165 BE Pooradam seeks alliance from Pro- fessionally empld. groom same caste BHP to redlotus1951@ gmail.com 8608228833
F−Thevar/ M−Nair only Daughter 27Yrs B.E,MBA CBE Wanted well Edu- cated Emp Groom Caste Nobar Raghu Dhosam Only EM−madhaviselvaraju@
gmail.com
30/164, Uthiradam, Fair Good looking girl, Freelancer Chennai seeks suitable bridegroom. Caste no bar. Ct:9176790209/ venikrishnan@ gmail.com
HINDU KULALAR 26/165, Hastham, M.Tech, Fair, Ph.D/ PG in Eng& Tech/ Govt.Officer bridegroom. Ct: 9488228638/ [email protected]
SC AD PR 25/152 Mesham Aswini ME Fair Well Settled Doctor Family @ Chennai, Seeks Rahu Ketu Groom in Same Caste BE/ME/Doctor Prfd. Send BHP:08056087333 / varunsekar5@ gmail.com
HINDU NADAR, 34 BECS/SWE/MNC/ Blore, 22LPA/Karthigai/Rishabam, need SWE below 37. Also FC/BC. 9751410435
SELECT My Daughter as Your Daugh- ter−in−Law Age 26 Fair Mudaliar Good Family Girl Uthiram Star. 9382126139
SC ADIDRAVIDAR 46/152, MDS, Never Married, Vegetarian seeks Profes- sionally Qualified Groom. Emailid: [email protected]
VANNIAKULA KSHATRIAR 29, MSc MBA working in USA Very fair slim suitable groom. 9445452520, 8056267755
HINDU, ADI dravidar Girl, 23 years, Moolam, fair, goodlooking, slim, B.Tech., Infosys, Bangalore, Rs.30,000/− pm seeks suitable groom from same sect. Contact: 9443521990.
MUTHURAJA Beautiful Girl 32/156 BE SWE MNC−Chennai Salary Rs.50000/− Upper Middle Class Divorce Caste− Nobar Seeks Well Educated Upper MiddleClass Groom. 8903952834, 9443525637
HINDU SC/ AD 24/168 Dentist Pvt Practice seeks Dr/Engr groom from good respectable family. Ct:9840303312
CHRISTIAN UDAYAR 22yrs BE 172cm Fair Beautiful MNC Company Seeks Only Christian Groom > 6ft Good Family Values Caste/Denomination No Bar Ph: 9444064241 Email:[email protected]
MUDALIAR ASVINI Fair 29/157 MA MEd (phD)State Govt BT Teacher 43K seeks alliance from similar Educa- tion with Govt.Employment Subcaste nobar Ct:9840136141/[email protected]
SUITABLE GROOM for 29/154 Yadava Bharani BTech, MBA, IIM, Blore, MNC, 24 LPA, CNB. Ct: 9444334465
DKV PALLAR 25/167 B.E. CS Fair Slim Goodlooking Girl Seeks Well Employed Groom from Same Caste. Ct: 8056281326. Email: [email protected]
PILLAI 26/ 173, Maham, B.E, MBA, Group I Officer, 50k pm seeks professionally qualified Govt. Offi- cer below 31 yrs. Sub sect no Bar. Ct: 9344982699/ [email protected]
SC/AD/ HINDU/ MSc, D/B/1983 158cm
Visaham, Dhulam Seek Suitable Qual-ified Employed. 9444866276, 9445755194.
VANNIYAR 27/ 160 BE MBA Banking Pro- fessional Poosam−4 nagadosham seeks suitable Groom Ct: 08903736055
ALLIANCE INVITED by Retired Senior Executive parents for their daughter 29 BBM, MBA, HR Executive, MNC empld, Bangalore, from SC AD Hindu Tamil, PG/ Engr./ Dr. groom. Par- ents to ct: 09449941927, 080− 25650278, Email: alwar.7h.venkatesw [email protected]
VANNIYAR 32/ 165 Avitam Kumbam Asst.Mgr,Bank of Tokyo Chennai seeks suitable groom,same caste. CT:9443139535, 9789739534, [email protected]
HINDU SC AD 38yrs BE Revathi DM in Govt Bank seeks professional [email protected] 9840505586
HINDU SC AD MSc 34 Moolam Asst Govt Bank seeks professional/PG [email protected] 9840505586
TAMIL YADAVA, B.Tech, 32 yrs. 5’3", Sadayam, Fair working in USA, seeks Suitable USA Groom Soft- ware Engineer Ct: 09894724934
HINDU NADAR Pooradam 24/147/B.Tech IT Professional very good looking seeks Chennai based IT professionals from good family. Ct: 9790322463
CASTE NO Bar. Hindu Maruthuvar girl Rohini, wheatish 30/168 BE, MS, Sr. Software Engineer,MNC Chen- nai seeks suitable employed groom. Ct: 9444939746/ sangeetharaman07@ gmail.com
HINDU NADAR Gramani, Age 29, 167cm, Beautiful, Fair, Makaram, Thiruvonam. Seeks Suitable Groom. 09840925333
MUDALIAR 24/ 168 B.Tech Krithigai, Register Marriage Only Done, No Consummation No Traditional Mar- riage Done Seeks High Profile Prof- snl/Business. Geetham:09884858014/ 9884658014
MUDALIAR, 42 /MCA/160/Swathi/Veg unmarried wkg IT seeks qualified groom BHP [email protected] 9703364590
NAIDU &VANNIYAR 9.8.1992/164 Fair Moolam Dhanusu BE, ECE seeks suitable alliance send BHP: 9042808211/ 8678986995. [email protected]
DEAF−AND−DUMB Naidu Girl 1983 Graduate, Fair, Good Looking seeks Graduate/+2 good job, decent family Naidu/Mudaliar/Brahmin groom First Marriage Ct: 9600108645
VANIYA CHETTIYAR 24/154 B.Tech, M.B.A., working in HCL Chennai 30000/− p.m /swathi/9894051219
VANNIYAKULA Shathriya 30, Poosam, BE, Working in Cognizant, Seeks IT Groom. Send BHP to bashker@ yahoo.com / 9600041331.
VELLALA PILLAI 35, 165 MBA Moolam, Bangalore 80,000 pm, seeks Pillai, Mudaliar, Chettiar Groom. 9884607858, [email protected]
HINDU VISWAKARMA Innocent Di- vorcee, 38, MBA University Rank Holder, intelligent with a sweet, smart and bright 7 yrs old daugh-
ter settled in Gulf with high posi-tioned parents seeks well educated suitable Hindu Groom. Must be un- derstanding, caring, without encumbrance & willing to settle in Gulf. Box No−HB−3257,THE HINDU Chennai−600002
COIMBATORE BASED Bride Mudaliyar 24/165 Avittam Kumbham M.Sc Soft- ware Engg, Working in MNC Chennai seeks Professionally Qualified Groom. CT: 08903767320, drtk3012@ gmail.com
HINDU SC Parayan Fair girl 25/158 Mrigaseresham BE. Seeks IT Profnls from Decent Family. Ct: 09500379611.
Hindu, Well settled Tamil girl 28 yrs,MBA,PhD,Magaram(Avittam), pre- fer Ragu Kettu profiles, in & around Cbe Ph:8124021249.
VANNIAKULA KSHATRIA, Bharani 26/ 155/ V.Fair, BE(CS), SWE, MNC, B’lore. Early Marriage, seeks groom from B’lore/ Abroad & from same caste. Send BHP to [email protected], umapathi36@ yahoo.com 9008222000
DEVENDRAKULAVELALAR 40 BE MBA SWEn-
gr 25,000 Attractv seek boy CNB 9962310205/207 Mail@kasus2016@ gmail.com
ADI DRAVIDA 25/165 Aswini−Mesham Ms−Biotech (Uk) Working In B’Lore Seeks Suitable Groom Ct: 09442176334
MUDALIAR, 32/ 163, BE MS Ph.D., working in New York, Punarpoosam, Mithunam seeks Educated Boy & willing to settle in USA. Caste No Bar. Ct: 9894692416 drtsuryakumar@ yahoo.com
HINDU NAICKER, 30/160, MBA, Dy Man- ager in Pvt Bank, Chennai seeks Well Educated, Well Settled boy working in Chennai from decent family. Sub Caste No Bar. Contact: 09486125964
SAIVAM VELLALAR Pillai Anusham 31/ 155 Graduate MNC Non IT Seeks Suit- able Never Married Groom Below 37Yrs Including Veg Sub Set. Clean Horoscope, Bio−Data+Photo with Ref- erences Must Box No.AM−115880, THE HINDU, Chennai−600002. jeyam1663@ gmail.com
HINDU SC AD 30 yrs 173cm Uthirat-
tathi, Meenam BE,MBA Officer MNCbank, Rs 14lac pa seeks employed groom from educated family. Ph 9176689616
VISWAKARMA, ROHINI, July77, 155cm, BSC, MBA Manager Std Chartered (SCOPE) Ch 75K pm seeks groom 044− 24863729 / 9840616326 / gans_74@ yahoo.com
HINDU SC − A.D 28yrs. B.Com., Mithunam, Thiruvadirai Chennai, seeks Educated Groom with Thulam & Kumbam, age 29 to 32yrs. Ct: 9444279829
HINDU NADAR 24,168,MBBS,USA.MBBS (OR) BEMS Ct.K.A.Raman Nadar:9380791999 mail: [email protected]
SAIVA PILLAI, Moolam 27/168, Beau- tiful, Fair, BE, MBA, working seeks well educated employed groom below 32 yrs. Contact: 9444011796
SEEKING WELL qualified Hindu groom age below 38 working in USA only for Hindu Pillai Veg girl 32/ 175cm, MCA USA Divorcee, Issue- less. Ct: 9600043356. [email protected]
Viswakarma tamil bride 23/152 BE, MBA final year very fair and good looking seeks same caste groom. BHP to [email protected] / 9840247553/8056150625
DKV 31 years ,M.Sc − Ph.D, waiting for VIVA, Avittam, Makaram seeks suitable Groom from Same Communi-
ty. 9894075165 / 9443772255 ALLIANCE FOR 29 Yrs, 163 cm, MBA, Sr. Consultant, MNC Blr, Seven LPA, Father Pillai, Mother Vanni- yar Gownder. Caste No bar Ct: 09989239957
SC PR Veg 31/156 Maharam DECE Cen- tral Govt Teacher Chennai/Trichy Seeks Groom Caste No Bar Ct: 8098621097
WANTED BRIDE Groom Hindu Nadar Rasi Simmam Star Pooram, Age 35, MSc, MPhill. CT:7845541095; 7299755501
Agamudaiyar 40 MSc Senior IT−Con- sultant in MNC seeks groom from OBC Mob:9444865135 nsanthakumar@ yahoo.com
SC/AD 29/157 MA Bank 25KPM Poosam/ Kadagam seek Groom Chennai based BE/PG Good job. 8608191928/ 7418456194
PILLAI, 34/ 162 Maham Lean Looking Fair BE, SWE, TCS Chennai 72000/− pm Seeks ME/ BE/ MCA/ BDS−Profes- sors / SWE employed Groom. Accepts FC/BC Send BHP: sundar.sundar@ gmail.com
IYER BRAHACHARANAM Srivatsam Poorattathi 4th padam 40/168 handsome Ph.D., Post Doctorate employed seeks Coimbatore based/ transferrable job to Coimbatore, Professional groom. 0422−2433613, [email protected]
KANNADA DEVANGA/ LATHEGAR 30/158 MSW (HR) BETROTHAL DONE STOPPED MARRIAGE SEEKS WELL EDUCATED & SET- TLED GROOM FROM SAME CASTE.CT: 9443360126
HINDU SC AD DEC 1978,Mirugaseeri- dam −Mithunam,Govt Bank.Seeks same groom from good family.Ct:0− 9791890265
Hindu,SC,AD 7.7.87,164,B.Tech,MBA,M .Sc,Fair,Production Editor, Non I.T. Co. Chennai Looking for Engg P.G,MBA,Doctor,Officer in Govt or Pvt Co.in and around Chennai. Ct:9444719042,Email: [email protected]
MUDALIAR BHARANI Fair 23/162 BCom (MBA) CTS seek Good Family Same Caste 9841335614 janarthanam26@ gmail.com
HINDU SC AD 24/165 BE, TCS Chennai Seeks Dr/ BE/ Govt. Well Settled, qualified Groom. Ct: 7338936285
CASTENOBAR V.BEAUTIFUL 23/160 BE, MBA SBI Manager welltodo seek In-
dia/abroad CH−044−26162030/ED− 9385599011
PILLAI (TRICHY) v.beautiful 24/162 BE/Engineer/CTS/Ch well to do family. CH−9345985323/TY−9383199099
CHETTIAR (TELUGU/ TAMIL) v. beautiful 25/162 B.Arch/MNC/Ch/ 20Crs CH−044−26160040/SM− 9385599066
SC/AD GOOD Looking, Age−35 / 5.2 / BE EEE, DIP IN EEE, Working In TCE, 40000 Pm Bangalore. 09626599970
HINDU NADAR Girl 35/167/M.com, Hastham Unmarried. Seeks Educated unmarried Same community Ct− 9566116063
YADAV Bride 39 MA,first Marriage Well Settled family Annanagar chennai seeks suitable groom.Ct− 9710450744
Suitable match for a Tamil Muthura- ja Girl M. Pharm, 28 years working in a reputed Pharma Co. in Ban- galore is invited from same caste Boy working in Bangalore, age upto 32 years. Pls contact: ksankar@ navnitlal.in M : 9825063809
ADIDRAVIDAR, Slim, 24/162, B.E,
TCS, Swe, Ch, Decent Pay, DecentFamily, Seeks Eng/Doctor, 044− 43483306
MUDALIAR, Fair & Slim, 25/160, B.E, Swe, Bangalore, MNC, Business Family,Seeks Eng/Doctor, 044− 43483309
PILLAI, Fair, 22/165, B.Tech, Eng, Infosys, Ch, 36000PM, Well settled, Seeks Eng/Doctor, 044− 43483313
VISWAKARMA, 24/ 168, B.E, CTS, Swe, Chennai, 28000PM, Well settled, Any profnl, 044−43483316
TAMIL MUDALIAR 24/155, MBBS., completed, smart good looking girl from well settled, educated & wealthy family seeks suitable alliance, handsome, clean habit, same medical profession, choice PG (doing/completed) from decent and good family background − mudaliar/ naidu. Early marriage. Send BHP not particular about horoscope. Contact : 8940812046. email: [email protected]
Tamil−Iyengar−Vadakalai−Koundinyam− Pooram−22/160−M.Sc.−Native of Tan- jore Dist.orthodox family preferred Box No−HB−3250,THE HINDU Chennai−600002
IYER MADHAVA Kasyapa Ashwini 26/ 150 Fair, M.Com, CA, seeks Prof. Qulfd groom. Ct:9791107025
IYER VADOOLA Chithirai Nov 1974/ 5’3" MS US Citizen Girl settled in US 20 yrs seeking Brahmin US/For- eign Educated Professionals from USA/India. Girl now visiting India BHP to [email protected] / [email protected]
VADAKALAI NITHRUPAKASHYAPA Pooradam 31/162 V.Fair M.S, MBA from top U.S. Universities seeks US based Iyer/Iyengar affluent 32− 35 years PhD/MBA from top US Uni- versities. Ct 9884830141 / [email protected]
ADVOCATE CHENNAI Unmarried Iyer/Mu- daliyar Parentage Veg 46/165 Upper Middle Class Father&Siblings High- ly Placed Seeks Suitable Alliance. Mail: [email protected] / Box No.SH−45162, THE HINDU, Chennai− 600002.
VADAKALI, SWATHI,NAITHRUVAKASHYAPA US Educated CPA,EMPLD in Invest- ment Firm in US, 33 yrs,162 cm, Slim,Fair With Clean Habits.FMLY Settled in N.America Seeks IYENGAR/ IYER Groom Settled in N.America From Well Accomplished Background. Send BHP,9445020875,r.santhanagopal @yahoo.com
PADMA VELAMA Naidu/Balija/Gavara 34yrs B.C.S. 14.10.81 Aswini seeks Well Settled Decent Family. 9380157836
WANTED ARYA Vysya Groom for Novem- ber 1984 Born girl, Computer Sci- ence Engg working at Salesforce, San Francisco. She has completed Masters in Computer Science Engg from University of Texas, Dallas. Parents based in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. Cont: drkmkp2004@ hotmail.com, 09500962564
KAMMAVAR B.Com TCS 20/165 Good looking Girl seeks well placed clean boy same community. CT:09976757716.
PADMASALI 25/ 159 MSC(Cs). Moolam 2nd Padam. Parents Seeks well Edu- cated Groom. Ct: 098841 49006
WANTED SUITABLE Hindu Aryavysya Medical PG/Super speciality Bride- groom for 27/163, Fair good looking Bride studying MS(Gen Surgery) Final year native of Kakinada, AP. Ph: 09848528954, badamsurendrababu@ rediffmail.com
LOOKING FOR well educated and employed Groom for Balija Naidu Girl− Chennai−BALLB −24years−173cm employed. Please contact 91778 05311/[email protected]
BALIJA NAIDU Div.(No Issue) 32/160 M.Tech MBA SWE IT Chen Sal 9L/anm Seeks Suitable Bride- Groom:9445194725
Balija 25, 165,BEMBA,30K,MNC, Moolam−4,Seeks Groom. 9150384575 /[email protected]
NAIDU, 37, MCA, IT, Chennai seeks unmarried professional Groom from decent family background. Contact: [email protected] 9445691753
NAIDU 27/ 165 BArch Chennai based goodlooking Entrepreneur affluent family seeks suitable groom 9841044646
BALIJA NAIDU Doctor Bride,MBBS, MS− OG Anusham, Good Looking. 34/ 158cms. Doctors/PG Engrs Preferred. Ct: Ph:9380123020 / rrinder2003@ Yahoo.com
NAIDU (CASTENOBAR) beautiful 24/ 165 BE/Infosys/35Kpm seeks groom India/abroad CH−9385599044/MI− 9384887888
KAMMANAIDU BEAUTIFUL 23/160 Gradu- ate 40Crs seeks job/business groom CH−9345615251/CE−9382554555
REDDY (TAMILNADU) 23/167 beautiful Design Engineer 50Cr seeks groom well to do 044−26160030/9848197222
BALIJA NAIDU 29 BSc SBI Chennai seeks BE MBA, below 35, earning 50K+ Ct:9094532474/ hemala12369@ gmail.com
REDDY 23/ 168 B.Tech SWE MNC CHN 3Lpa,5Cr seeksMBA MCA BE.044−281507 76,9381058244,0422−6547744,09379480490
KAMMA NAIDU, Fair MS/USA, 26/163 only daughter. Seeks groom in USA. Ct−9659773537.
KAMMA NAIDU, 24/170, Slim, Prof. Deg, MNC, Asst.Mgr, Ch, 6 LakhsPA, Busi Fmly,Seeks Eng/Busi,044− 43483308
GAVARA NAIDU, 23/165, Slim, B. Tech, Swe, TCS, Ch, 24000PM, Well settled, Seeks Dr/Eng/Busi,044− 43483303
Padmashali/Shettigar girl 28yrs/ 164, MTech, employed seeks Shetti- gar/Padmashali groom, MS/MBA/B.E/M. Tech, settled in Govt/Public Sec- tor/MNC jobs in India/Abroad. Send details to [email protected], Contact: 8599008413
SMU 23/ 165/MBBS Fair from educated fly seeks suitable Dr groom. Send CV with Photo alliancefd10@ gmail.com
SMU 25/ 162 MBBS, DGO, seeks suitable MS/MD Doctor groom. Ct:9952828485 / syednayeem123@ hotmail.com
URDU MUSLIM 23 Fair BE working PSU. seeking suitable groom age 25−28.Preferably college Lectur- ers/ PG Asst/ Govt/ PSU/ MBBS/ BDS Ct: 9443315658, pgbabdulkadher@ gmail.com
SMU 25/ 165 M.E. Asst Professor, Fair, Beautiful, 50000/− pm seeks suitable groom.Ct: uruduadv16@ gmail.com
SMU 28 MBA Pious Business family Wanted Professional, Doctor, Engi- neer & Business. Ct: 9381080814.
SMU 24/ 158cm M.Com Religious Fair Seeks Suitable Groom. Ct:9591228145 ,Email:[email protected]
SMU 25/ 156 Fair BDS seeking Groom Age 26−28 MBBS/ MDS/ MS/ ME/ Gulf 8870672284 gmohideenbasha@ gmail.com
SUNNI URDU Muslim Sheik B.Tech / 24yr / 170CM . Good Looking Fair Religious Girl Working Teacher Chennai. Ct: 9840465998, [email protected]
SUNNI MUSLIM B.E / 24 / 160 / fair, well−settled family. Seeks groom Preferably Govt / Engr / Doc- tor background & ready to reallo- cate. Ct: 9003873669 Mail:[email protected]
HINDU NADAR Caste no bar BE 16 Lpa business 17c propertied unmarried Chennai 38/173 Only son clean habits Send BHP to Email − [email protected]
HINDU NADAR Caste no bar BE 16 Lpa business 17c propertied unmarried Chennai 38/173 Only son clean habits Send BHP to Email − [email protected]
CHENNAI BORN, British Citizen, Graduate, 43, Employee in U.K, Seeks Graduate (Nurse). Contact : 9841248588 / 9962384628.
CHRISTIAN BOY aged 30 working in a nationalised bank in Bangalore looking for a suitable match from the parents of godfearing , educated. goodlooking girls. cont mob− 7090277887
WANTED BRIDE age up to 40 years for a healthy Well settled 49 year
Old Divorcee without encumbrance. Only those who have caste no bar choice need Contact: 9840049020
INVITED PROPOSALS from Brahmin Brides for Fair Telugu 6000N− 45y− 173 MS, MBA Sr. SW Prof. (USA) a Divorcee with child living sepa- rately (Agreement). Contact: 91− 9441267982.
HINDU 27/ 178 MBBS − MS M Brahmin Caste No Bar Seeks Veg / MBBS Ct : 9994747626.
HINDU PILLAI 29/180 Doing MD (GEN− MED) Govt Service, Seeks MBBS Girl. 09790638284, murali030789@ gmail.com
HINDU 27/ 178 MBBS − MS M Brahmin Caste No Bar seeks Veg / MBBS Ct.9994747626
Aryavysya Ayilyam fair 33/174 BE MS MNC Chn 15L

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