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STATE OF FLUID

q Chennai floats, more rains predicted for 3 days q Traffic paralysed

on arterial roads q CM reviews situation in rain-hit areas
RISK QUEUE FOR RESCUE

The Aranganathan subway in the city is fully covered by water, and a bus was trapped inside.

Rowing on the roads

Several areas including Velacheri, Adambakkam and parts of GST Road witnessed
knee-deep water. The continuous rains since yesterday threw life out of gear and there
was deluge in many places in these areas.
Boats were operated to rescue people from the houses in Adambakkam and Velcaheri
where water entered their residences. Many had to lock their doors and take refuge in
the boats. They were evacuated to safer places. People throned in large numbers to
click pictures of boat roide on arterial roads of Chennai.

LAKE VIEW ROAD, NOT

Personnel from National Disaster Response Force rescued people from low lying areas at Pallikaranai to safe places.
Photo: C SANTHOSH
NT Bureau
Chennai, Nov 16:
Rains under the inuence
of north east monsoon
today hit normal life in
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bakkam lake was opened after
logging as result of it. The full
reaching the lake, we are forced
and many private estabit reached its maximum this
capacity (mcft) of the lake is
to release more water from
lishments remained closed
morning. The surplus from the
3,645 million ft. After days of
Chembarambakkam lake.
even as the weather ofce
water body was made to reach
heavy downpour, it reached
Though there is no need to
forecast heavy downpour
Adyar
river.
its
brim
this
morning
and
aupanic
and situation is underin the next three days in
thorities swung to action by
There was huge ooding on
control, we request those
the State, Puducherry and
opening the same.
the roads and people in lowliving in Ashok Nagar, K K Nacoastal Andhra Pradesh.
lying
areas
in
the
locality
were
Rumours
of
flooding
after
gar and Saidapet to exercise
However, there was some
shifted to safe places.
Chembarambakkam lake
caution nd take preventive
solace too, as there was
was opened was doing
The areas including Vadameasures.
no much downpour since

FLOOD ALERT ON THE ADYAR

morning and the sun too

came out in some parts
of the city. Also, another
weather report has predicted that the shower show
would recede slowly.
In Chennai, ofce-goers
faced a harrowing time due
to water-logging and delay
in train services. Several
areas, including Mylapore
(South Chennai), Vysarpadi and Perambur (North
Chennai) have remained
inundated since yesterday
due to flooding. As the
Chembarambakkam lake
was opened, trafc was hit
in some parts of the city,
including Vadapalani and
MMDA Colony.
The city has been experiencing continuous rains
since Saturday night with the
spell reduced to a drizzle on
Monday. India Meteorological Department has warned

of heavy rains in the next

three days in Tamilnadu,
Puducherry and coastal
Andhra Pradesh.
Incessant rains continued
in Nagapattinam district for
the third consecutive day
on Monday throwing normal life out of gear. Paddy crops in hundreds of
acres remain submerged
in this region. Till 8 am on
Monday, Tarangambadi in
Nagapattinam district recorded the highest rainfall
of 54 mm. Other areas in
the district have recorded
over 45 mm of rainfall.
More than 10,000 fishermen did not venture
into the sea for the fourth
consecutive day due to the
rough conditions. Senior
IAS ofcer Shivdas Meena,
who has been appointed
the ood monitoring ofcer

for Nagapattinam district,

toured various parts of the
district along with District
Collector S Pazhanisamy.
Kollidam, Thalaignayiru
and Ananthamangalam
areas, which have been
identified as flood prone
areas, are under roundthe-clock vigil. Meena
told reporters 12 cyclone
shelters have been kept
ready to offer emergency
services.
NDRF men in city
Special teams from the
National Disaster Rescue
Force has arrived here from
Andhra Pradesh. While one
team headed by Poompuhar in Nagapattinam district,
other teams were sent to
Cuddalore, Villuppuram and
Arakkonam.
Another team was stationed in the rain-battered

CM IN ACTION
Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today chaired a high
level meeting at the Secretariat in Chennai, and
reviewed the ood situation.
Also in a statement here, she announced Rs
four lakh each as solatium to the families of more
people died in rains.
Chennai to take up relief
and rescue works.
Poles, trees
major victims
Besides uprooting trees
and electric poles, the
unprecendeted rains also
caused significant damages to crops in several
districts, causing anxiety
among the farmers.
Even the vegetable prices in the city hit the roof
due to short supply in arrivals at the wholesale

Koyambedu market.
70 camps, 70,000 food
packets
Thousands of people
evacuated from low-lying
ares and housed in 70
relief camps in Cuddalore
district where more than
70,000 food packets were
distributed. The health
condition of the rain-affected victims were being
monitoried by a team of
doctors by holding medical
camps.

Those living in Moulivakkam were forced to stay indoors as the entire area was
water-logged.
Photo: KV

Radial
(Ordeal)
Road
The 200 feet Radial
Road from Pallavaram
to OMR bore the brunt of
the rains. This morning,
the Peri eri (Keelkatalai
lake) breached and it
soon ooded the stretch.
Trafc came to a standstill.
Says Thanikachalam, a
motorist, It would have
been a disaster had there
been in the peak hour.
There are a lot of IT companies located in the
stretch.
Work to evacuate those
residing on the banks of
the lake are on.

Jaya seeks immediate withdrawal of fuel price hike

NT Bureau
Chennai, Nov 16:
Slamming the latest hike
in prices of diesel and
petrol, Chief Minister J
Jayalalithaa today said
while the Centre was getting revenue by revising
excise duty, it was passing
the burden on the com-

mon man which was an

unjust act. Jayalalithaa
said since last November,
excise duty on diesel and
petrol had been hiked ve
times, at Rs 6.90 and Rs
8.35, respectively.
It is an unjust act that
the central government
receives revenue for itself

but forces the price hike on

ordinary people, she said
in a statement.
Referring to yesterdays revision of petrol (36 paise) and
diesel (87 paise), she said
the Oil Marketing Companies
(OMC) had reasoned the
changes in rupee-dollar value
for effecting the increase.

While there is no signicant change in global

oil prices, increasing the
rates based on rupeedollar value basis is not
fair, she said.
She said changes in
the value of Indian rupee
to that of US dollar was
based on the demand for

the American currency,

besides uctuation in stock
market due to factors like
outows of foreign investment.
The Chief Minister reiterated her opposition to continuation of the UPA-era
price xation policy of fuel
products, where the rates

were determined based on

import prices of crude.
The latest revision of
fuel prices will result in a
spurt in rates of essential
commodities which would
affect the poor people,
Jayalalithaa said while demanding that the revision
be rolled back.

Bus, buzz
It was all action on Aranganathan Subway in Saidapet as
an MTC bus was literally oating. Fire and rescue service
personnel were pressd into service and a huge rope was
tied from the bus with a couple of re engines and the bus
was pulled out with struggle. Interestingly the re and rescue
personnel were joined by civic staff, general public.
Eventually when the vehicle was pulled out of the
mess, thunderous applause and cheers from those
gathered at the venue rented the air.

No schools,
colleges for a week
Following the monsoon fury that almost white-washed
Chennai, several educational institutions in Chennai
and Kanchipuram districts have declared holiday till
Sunday (22 November). The incessant rain forced
many colleges in Kanchipuram, Chennai, Tiruvallur
and Cuddalore to announce holiday since Deepavali.
With water-level rising in many places and possibility
of more rain, the decision to extend holidays till Sunday
has been taken.

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It professionals living in low-lying areas in Vijaya

Nagar in Velacheri were evacuated from their
houses following deluge.
Photo:CS

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Man of golden virtues

WATER WORLD

q Senior citizen in Adyar adds spark to parking space

Kuppuswami

Every time it rains,

the situation is only
going from bad to
worse here. We have
raised complaints to
the Corporation

he recent showers in the

city have not only disrupted
normal life and caused trafc chaos in the neighbourhood,
but also made it difcult for the
public to access parking spaces.
Bringing a sigh of relief, a senior
citizen was found volunteering
himself to clear water stagnation
in one such parking space in the
neighbourhood.
The spot under the
Adyar bridge was earmarked for parking by
the civic authorities,
where at least thirty to fourty vehicles could be parked. After the
showers, water was stagnated in
the space, making it difcult for
the public to access it.
On seeing this, Kuppuswamy
borrowed a bucket and a mop
from the nearby shops and began
clearing the water. He is a resident of Kovalam and comes to the
place, everyday (to take care of

the security of a store there). He

stays there the entire day and returns home by six. I see hundreds
of ofce-goers and public park
their vehicle here. They must be
in pressure at that time and when
they nd a parking space like this,
it only adds to their woes. Hence,
I decided to clean it myself, said
Kuppuswami.
Every time it rains, the
situation is only goR
ing from bad to worse
YA
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here, said a shopkeeper
nearby. Due to water stagnation
along the road, it is difcult even
to stand on the roadside due to
water logging, says Dharini.
The situation is similar in various parts of the neighbourhood,
the storm water drains are either
damaged or dysfunctional and not
serving the purpose. Now that the
monsoon has set up, authorities
have to look into the issue.
NT Bureau

Rains have caused havoc in the city leading to the place to come to a standstill. A scene at Egmore.
Photo: A R JAYAKUMAR

Encroachment drive
at Koyambedu market

viction drive by the Market Management

Committee (MMC) inside Koyambedu market has brought a sense of relief to traders
and customers of Koyambedu. The ofcials have
identied more than 1,000 traders who have set
up makeshift shops illegally inside the Koyambedu
market. They have already evicted around 650
makeshift shops in the area.
We think there are more than 1,000 shops that
have been illegally set up on the market premises.
We will clear them out during the drive, which is currently under way, said an MMC ofcial.
The initiative is actually a part of our drive to clear Illegal shops have been identied by Koyambedu
the encroachments in the market in order to provide market committee and will soon been cleared.
more space for people to shop freely, added the ofcial.
Sources said renovation work inside the market is gainMMC will be setting up additional surveil- ing momentum - especially of toilets in the fruit and ower
lance cameras at a cost of Rs 60 lakh inside the
market. We will be oating the tender for renomarket. The premises will be under constant
vating the toilets in the vegetable market this
R
GA
watch. The decision to terminate the conNA
month, said the ofcial.
A
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tract of Hyderabad-based Ramky Group
The toilets are in a sorry state, especially the
has been put on hold. The company mainwomens toilet. We have to travel till CMBT to use the
tains the 60-acre fruits and vegetables market in the restroom on a daily basis. The plan for renovation was put
Koyambedu wholesale market complex and the bi- up long back but it never got off; nally, the market ofcials
omethanation facility to generate power from organic have initiated it, said Meenakshi, a ower vendor.
waste.
NT Bureau

Water-logging at the parking space under Adyar bridge

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THEY HAVE A FREE RUN

q Dog menace growing q Passengers eye them with fear

tailed by a dog, said, Right from the moment I entered the airport, this dog has
been following me and trying to grab the
snack from my hand. I shooed it away a
couple of times but it still keeps coming
back. There is some solace as this is a
small dog. If that (pointing to bigger dog)
had chased me, I would have been so
scared that I would have given him the
snack immediately.
A police personnel said, As far as I
know, there is no way dogs can enter
the runway. It is only when the airport
is crowded that the dogs enter the
place. I have seen dogs being caught
by the Blue Cross personnel but they
M BALASUBRAMANI
Chennai, Nov 16:
If you are a two-wheeler rider, you
are probably used to having dogs
chase you on the city roads. But
soon, we may be seeing dogs chasing ights at Chennai airport due to
the increase in strays in the vicinity.
This does not seem far-fetched as a
few days ago, at Mumbai airport, a dog
ended up getting badly mutilated and
dying on the runway, affecting evening
aircraft movement for 22 minutes.
The increase in the dog population
at Chennai airport is not conned to
the periphery but is a given inside the
airport. These four-legged menace
sniff and paw passengers while they
wait for their ight inside the airport.
A person who had come to receive
a guest at Chennai airport, who was

Annakoot
fest on
21 Nov
NT Bureau
Chennai, Nov 16:
Sree Krishnarpanam
Seva Society will be
celebrating Annakoot
festival on 21 November at Varasidhdhi Vinayakar Pravachana
Mandapam, Nanganallur betwween 8 am and
12.30 pm.
A press note said
prasadams of 108 varieties will be offered to
Lord Krishna and later
Endhaiye Nandhala a
collection of Mahakavi
Bharathiyar songs on
Lord Krishna narrated
by J K Sivan will be
released.
Sri Aravindha Lochanan
Swamigal will inaugurate
the Annakoot festival and
speak on its signicance.
A competition for women
on songs by Bharathiyar
on Lord Krishna will be conducted and prizes will be
distributed to the winners.
For details, contact
22241855.

WHAT THREAT DO
THESE ANIMALS POSE?
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There are many incidents where ight schedules have been disrupted or landing aircraft faced trouble due to animals straying on
to runways. In 2005, an aircraft taking off from Pune international
airport ran over a stray, which resulted in a two-hour delay of
ights.
In 2008, an Air India aircraft had a narrow escape when it hit a
nilgai during landing at Kanpur airport in Uttar Pradesh.
On 27 March 2008, a Kingsher Airlines aircraft hit a stray dog
on the runway at HAL Bangalore international airport resulting in
the aircrafts landing gear collapsing. The aircraft skidded off the
runway and its nose collapsed, and four passengers were injured.
In another incident in June 2008, some monitor lizards, jackals
and birds of prey strayed on to the secondary runway of Indira
Gandhi international airport, causing the airport to be closed for
one hour and disrupting the schedule of nearly 100 ights.

somehow seem to nd a way into

the airport.
According to animal activist and
Blue Cross of India general manager, Dawn Williams, The public and
authorities are partly responsible
for the problem. One of the main
reasons for the increase in number
of stray dogs is the waste disposal
method. Packs of strays naturally get attracted to the garbage
dumped in and around the vicinity.

Integrative medicine,
the way forward: Docs
NT Bureau
Chennai, Nov 16:
Pointing out that integrative medicine blends the
science of modern medicine with the art of healing,
health experts have said
that it is an emerging speciality. They were speaking
at a symposium organised here by TRIMED - Dr
ESKs Centre of Integrative
Medical Specialties.
Speaksers said in India,
integrative medicine is in its
infancy with a few isolated
providers distributed across
major cities. TRIMED, is Indias rst chain of Integrative
Medicine centres.
Two experts Prof
Ravinder Mamtani and Dr
Jayashree Gopal joined
TRIMEDs Clinical Director
Dr Rema Raghu to discuss the burden of lifestyle
diseases and how they
could be prevented, the

TRIMED founder Ennapadam S Krishnamoorthy

presenting a memento to Prof Ravinder Mamtani, a
Qatar-based integrative medicine expert during the
symposium.
science behind integrative
health expert, professor
medicine and its practical
and associate dean at Weil
applications.
Cornell Medical School
in Qatar, highlighted the
Prof Mamtani, a pubic

emerging evidence for integrative medicine as a treatment modality - in particular

its acceptance by patients
globally.
Dr Jayashree Gopal, senior consultant endocrinologist in Apollo Hospitals,
Chennai, addresses the
growing burden of chronic
and lifestyle diseases in our
society and how they may
be prevented through dietary and lifestyle changes.
Dr. Ennapadam S Krishnamoorthy, founder, TRIMED,
recounted his experiences in
presenting and discussing
detailed integrative medicine
case studies and data at
various global forums.
He also announced the
forthcoming TRIMED innovations - an expanded
preventive health vertical
with international collaborations for novel treatments
like Pilates.

NT Bureau
Chennai, Nov 16:
Children from Thiru Vi Ka
Nagar Brainobrain Kids Academy secured second place
and overall bagged 39 championships in the Brainobrain
Junior Fest 2015 that was held
recently at Chennai Trade Centre, Nandambakkam.
Around 5,000 children from 300
Brainobrain centres across the
nation participated in the event.
A press note said children be-

tween 4 to 14 years were put in

different categories - Chennai
City, other major cities of Tamilnadu and Pondicherry, Tamilnadu
Taluks and other States.
Each of these categories had
competitors teamed under three
levels - Little Bobs (age 4 to 6
years, challenged with 40 problems to be solved in three minutes), Brainobrain (7 to 14 years,
60 problems in three minutes)
and Z (Open Category) (children
above 10 years and completed the

entire Brainobrain Programme, 60

problems in three minutes).
Thiru Vi Ka Nagar centre of
Chennai had 20 champions under
Brainobrains, 10 championships
under Little Bobs and 9 under
Z category that total to its score
of 39.
Pondicherry kids (Saradambal
Nagar centre) stood rst overall
with a leading count of 83 championships (65 Brainobrains, 12 Little
Bobs and 6 Z category).
Kids of Neyveli academy won

the third position with 37 championships overall (27 Brainobrains,

5 Little Bobs and 5 Z category).
The Abacus competition is being conducted yearly at national
level to encourage competitive
spirit and help the children from
different corners of the country
display their talents and have
wide exposure, overall personality development, and develop
leadership skills, said Anand
Subramanian, managing director,
Brainobrain Kids Academy.

police personnel work in tandem.

As far as I have observed, these
dogs are not aggressive.
Chennai airport director Deepak
Shastri assured that We are aware
of the dog menace at the airport
and we have engaged Blue Cross
to help us tackle the issue: They
take up dog catching exercises at
regular intervals. There is no way
these dogs can get on to the runway
at Chennai airport.

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for the Quarter Ended 30th September 2015

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No

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2



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6
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8
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16

3 Months Ended
30-Jun-15 30-Sep-14
Unaudited Unaudited

30-Sep-15
Unaudited

Income from Operations

a. Net Income from Operations
b. Other Operating Income
Total Income from Operations (Net)
Expenses
a. Cost of Operations

  
c. Depreciation and Amortisation Expenses
d. Other Expenses
Total Expenses
 
 
Finance Costs and Exceptional Items (1-2)
Other Income
 
 
Costs and Exceptional Items (3+4)
Finance Costs
 
 
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10.99
0.72
11.71

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No

Particulars

Minister B Valarmathi agging a mobile van to create

awareness on diabetes in Divisions 109 and 110.
were done. More than ve
hundred availed the opportunity and underwent tests.

Choolaimedu Exnora
president A Panneer Selvam said the members felt

that such Massive Sugar

Screening Campaigning to
make the residents aware
of sugar-related problems,
impact was a welcome one.
He also said Choolaimedu
Exnora wanted to reach out
to more individuals in and
around the Choolaimedu
area by the end of January
2016 through mobile diabetes awareness and detection campaign in Thousand
Lights constituency.
Social Welfare Minister B
Valarmathi agged off the
mobile van, which would

go to Division No.109 on
22 November and Division
No.110 on 29 November.
S Sakthi, Zonal Chairman
(Zone-9) and Councillors
Nungai Maran and N Arumugam were also present.
The camp was conducted by
Choolaimedu Exnora Innovators Club and Aruna Diabetes
Centre. Also, blood sugar test
will be conducted free of cost
for those over 30 years on all
Sundays (in November and
December) between 8 and 11
a.m at various places in Thousand Lights constituency.


15.15
3.68
18.83


21.99
2.44
24.43


30.55
4.49
35.04


59.99
36.80
96.79

(12.72)
2.58

(18.83)
2.39

(24.43)
5.18

(35.04)
4.69

(96.79)
9.16

(9.11)
-

(10.14)
0.01

(16.44)
0.02

(19.25)
0.01

(30.35)
0.04

(87.63)
0.04

(9.11)
-

(10.15)
-

(16.46)
-

(19.26)
-

(30.39)
-

(87.67)
0.42

(9.11)
(1.22)

(10.15)
(1.22)

(16.46)
(2.02)

(19.26)
(2.44)

(30.39)
(4.12)

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(7.91)

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544.50
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544.50
-

544.50
-

544.50
-

544.50
-

544.50
1,249.80

(0.14)
(0.14)

(0.16)
(0.16)

(0.27)
(0.27)

(0.31)
(0.31)

(0.48)
(0.48)

(1.47)
(1.47)

3 Months Ended
30-Jun-15 30-Sep-14
Unaudited Unaudited

30-Sep-15
Unaudited

PARTICULARS OF SHARE HOLDING

Public Shareholding
Number of Shares
% of Shareholding
Promoters and Promoter Group Shareholding
a. Pledged/Encumbered
- Number of Shares
- Percentage of Shares
(As a % of the total shareholding of promoter and
promoter group)
-Percentage of Shares
(As a % of the total share capital of the company)
b. Non-Encumbered
- Number of Shares
- Percentage of Shares
(As a % of the total shareholding of promoter and
promoter group)
- Percentage of shares
(As a % of the total share capital of the company)
INVESTOR COMPLAINTS

6 Months Ended
Year Ended
30-Sep-15 30-Sep-14 31-Mar-15
Unaudited
Unaudited
Audited

2,474,066
45.44%

2,474,066
45.44%

2,474,066
45.44%

2,474,066
45.44%

2,474,066
45.44%

2,474,066
45.44%

2,970,934

2,970,934

2,970,934

2,970,934

2,970,394

2,970,934

100.00%

100.00%

100.00%

100.00%

100.00%

100.00%

54.56%

54.56%

54.56%

54.56%

54.56%

54.56%

3 Months Ended 30th September 2015

Pending at the beginning of the quarter

Received during the quarter
Disposed of during the quarter
Remaining unresolved at the end of the quarter

Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil

Standalone Statement of Assets and Liabilities

S.
No

PARTICULARS

EQUITY AND LIABILITIES

Shareholders Funds

q Exnora holds special camp to create awareness on ailment

NT Bureau
Chennai, Nov 16:
Speakers at a special camp
organised by Choolaimedu
Exnora to mark World Diabetes Day (which fell 14
November) harped on the
importance of early detection
for proper management and
also creating greater awareness among the public.
A press note said the
screening camp was aimed
to detect diabetes early
and create awareness.
Apart from sugar screening, cholestral and eye tests

(11.71)
2.60

(Rs Lacs)

Early detection key to tackling diabetes


11.00
1.72
12.72

(Rs. Lacs)

6 Months Ended
Year Ended
30-Sep-15 30-Sep-14 31-Mar-15
Unaudited
Unaudited
Audited

PART II

A
1

City lads steal the show

With more than 1,000 cars parked at

the airport, its acts as a good source
of food for these dogs. More than
the food, most strays come to the
airport for shelter.
He added that the airport authorities had sought their help in solving
the problem and every week we
catch some dogs. It is only a temporary solution and a permanent
one can be found only if Blue
Cross, the airport authorities and

(b) Reserves and Surplus

Sub-total - Shareholders funds

31-Mar-15

544.50

544.50

1,232.98

1,249.80

1,777.48

1,794.30
(1.18)
(1.18)

3.10

1.92

29.48

32.65

Sub-total - Current liabilities

32.58

34.57

TOTAL - EQUITY AND LIABILITIES

1,806.44

1,827.69

Current Liabilities
(a) Trade Payables
(b) Other Current Liabilities

ASSETS

Non-Curent Assets

The above results were reviewed by the

Audit Committee was approved and taken

their meeting held on 14th November 2015

and approved for publication.
        

(3.62)

Notes:

on record by the Board of Directors along

(3.62)

Sub-total - Non-current liabilities

rearranged wherever necessary.

3

Earnings per Share (EPS) is calculated

using Weighted Average Method.

Company has carried out the assessment

of impairment of assets and there is
          
Accounting Standard - 28 and hence no

(a) Fixed Assets

146.43

168.42

(b) Non-Current Investments

164.80

164.80

311.23

333.22

25.29

25.29

Sub-total - Non-current assets

2

30-Sep-15

Non-Current Liabilities
(a) Deferred Tax liability (Net )

As At

with Limited Review Report of Auditors at

(a) Share Capital

As At

provision is required to be made.

For MARG Projects and Infrastructure Limited

> &

Current assets
(a) Trade Receivables
(b) Cash and cash Equivalents

?>@

4.22

10.92

1,465.70

1,458.26

Sub-total - Current assets

1,495.21

1,494.47

Place : Chennai

TOTAL - ASSETS

1,806.44

1,827.69

Date : 14th$'<%

(c) Short-Term Loans and Advances

Director

Blend

4 MONDAY
16 NOVEMBER 2015
WHAT NEWS TODAY PRINTS IS NEWS THAT COUNTS

It IS diabolic

t is Paris again. Barbarians owing allegiance to IS and shouting

Aallahu-Akbar killed at least 130 people on Friday night,
reminding the world yet again that piecemeal solutions to contain
the jihadi madness would just not do. This was the deadliest assault
on Paris after the January attacks at the satirical magazine Charlie
Hebdo in which 18 people were killed. Friday nights attacks
were well-coordinated and simultaneous. Islamist gunmen, armed
with automatic assault ries, attacked a city concert hall, taking the
people hostage. At the same time other gunmen shot people dead at
random in restaurants, bars and ve other places in Paris. Close to
the stadium a friendly football match between France and Germany
was on, with President Francois Hollande and 80,000 other sport
buffs among the spectators. Loud explosions were heard. Millions
more were watching the match live on television. After the rst
explosion, the police whisked Hollande to safety while the stunned
spectators invaded the ground at the end of the match as the word
spread about the terrorist killings. By Saturday afternoon the toll was
said to be over 180 but the fear was that some of the critically injured
might not live. This was the deadliest attack in Europe since the
2004 Madrid bombings. Seven attackers self-destroyed themselves,
probably after activating their suicide vests, while one died in the
exchange of re with the police. A state of national emergency was
declared by a very shaken French President Francois Hollande, who
addressed the nation on television after an emergency meeting of
the cabinet. All public places were ordered shut. People were asked
to stay indoors. Hollande called the attacks a horror. The concert
hall attack he termed an abomination, a barbaric act, and swore to
wage a merciless ght against terrorism. Curfew was imposed in
Paris and 1,500 special troops were called to help the local police.
World leaders condemned the slayings and expressed solidarity with
the French in their hour of grief.
Security experts have always dreaded simultaneous attacks at
multiple places in crowded cities, just like the Mumbai attacks in
early 1993. But clearly suicide squads can always take the best of
police and intelligence services by surprise. No city in Europe, or
for that matter, India is free from the threat of Islamist terror. Those
entrusted with the onerous task of making citizens lives safe have a
very tough, very difcult assignment. A deranged gunman motivated
by the maniac jihadi Islam can always surprise them. It seems the
gunmen in the concert hall while spraying bullets on all and sundry
loudly muttered that this was what France asked for when it sent
troops to quell the forces of the Islamic State in Syria. It could be that
the Paris attacks were a response to the reverses suffered by the IS in
the last couple of days. Whether the attacks were also connected with
the reported elimination of the British Islamist known as Jehadi John
who was behind the widely reported beheadings of several British
and American hostages was not clear. Jihadi John is said to have
died in the American air attacks in Syria. At the time of writing, the
nationality of the attackers was unknown, though it is most likely to
be French. How and where they formed a jihadi cell and if any other
members were still lurking around was the immediate headache for
the French authorities.
But what is known is that the deadly poison of jihadi Islam has
infected a section of the sizable Muslim population in Europe. It
is now a constant source of agonising fear for the peace-loving
citizens and a huge nightmare for the security forces. No police
force in the world is capable of preventing a lone-wolf attack from a
maniac jihadi willing to kill himself. Indeed, a handful of radicalized
Muslims render a vast majority of their peace-loving co-religionists
in the European society objects of fear and suspicion. Actually,
the Islamists might see percentage in provoking backlash against
ordinary Muslims. This should be avoided. But the barbarians who
kill innocents in the name of religion must be fought to the nish.
Given that almost the entire free world, including India, is now
vulnerable to such attacks, the US must take the lead under the
aegis of the United Nations to frame a global charter of action to
neutralize the growing threat of jihadi Islam. The task cannot be put
off any longer, though after each such attack such resolve has been
expressed only for it to be dissipated with the return of `business as
usual. The Paris attacks are attacks on the idea of freedom, on the
democratic way of life. Unless the free world wakes up and quells
this barbaric challenge more such attacks await the free world.

Madhavan @actormadhavan

Feel so horrible about the ooding

and devastation in N around TN and
Chennai.people are doing all they can to
help.but its never enough.

Rains lashing out wid vengeance..more

yt 2 come is wat d reports say..stay safe..
give a helping hand 2 ths who nd us nw
more..spread love.

Death toll in
Chinas landslide
climbs to 25
BEIJING:
The death toll in the massive landslide that hit a village in east Chinas
Zhejiang province burying dozens
of homes climbed to 25, with 12
others still missing, ofcials said.
Only one person has been rescued so far after the landslide hit
Lishui City in Lidong village on
Friday night that buried 27 homes
in mud and rocks. Rescue efforts
have been hampered by rain today, which is expected to continue
throughout the week.
Meteorological experts have warned
against further hazards for about 2,300
rescuers who are engaged in the
search and rescue effort, state-run
Xinhua news agency reported today.
Fifty professional psychologists
have been sent to provide medical help for family members of the
victims. Staff with the Ministry of
Land and Resources have been
dispatched from Beijing to carry
out inspections in the neighbouring mountain area and prepare to
organise evacuation.

CHENNAI

Frances return gift

 Launches air strikes on ISIS
 Manhunt for 20 plotters behind attacks
PARIS:
French warplanes pounded Islamic
State positions in Syria as police in
Europe widened their investigations
into coordinated attacks in Paris that
killed more than 130 people.
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for Fridays suicide bombings
and shootings, which have re-ignited
a row over Europes refugee crisis
and drawn calls to block a huge inux
of Muslim asylum-seekers.
French police have launched an
international hunt for a Belgian-born
man they believe helped organise the
assaults with two of his brothers. One
of the brothers died in the attacks,
while the second one is under arrest
in Belgium, a judicial source said.

French police have launched an

international hunt for a Belgian-born
man they believe helped organise the
assaults with two of his brothers
A further two French suicide attackers have been identied, police said,
while the identity of four other assailants, who all died in the violence, was
still under review.
The raid ... including 10 ghter jets,

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was launched simultaneously from

the United Arab Emirates and Jordan.
Twenty bombs were dropped, the

Defence Ministry said. Among the

targets were a munitions depot and
training camp, it said.
There was no word on casualties or
the damage inicted.
European authorities staged an

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PIC

Tribal artists perform during the Jharkhands foundation day ceremony at Birsa Munda Football stadium in Ranchi. In the other photograph,
huge balloons ying in the air during rst day of the two-day balloon festiva in Agra.

Cartooning, caricature & more

 Celebrating the spirit of watchdogs vigil

ational Press Day, which is observed today is symbolic of a free and

responsible press in India. This years theme is The impact and import
of Cartooning and Caricature as a Medium of Expression of Opinion. This
day is personies a responsible and free press in the country.

How it is observed?
The National Press Day every
year is commemorated in betting
manner by the Council. Seminars are organised by the Press
Council on occasion of National
Press Day.

Special recognition
As a special acknowledgement of the role of reporting,
National Award has been instituted to journalist, photographers, and freelancers
excelling in print journalism in
various elds. These awards
have been conferred by the
National Press Council of India.

National Press Day encourages the

media to pursue its duties following
the dictum of freedom with
responsibility

How it began?
This was the day on which the Press Council of India started functioning
as a moral watchdog to ensure that not only did the press maintain the high
standards expected from this powerful medium but also that it was not fettered by the inuence or threats of any extraneous factors.
Though there are several Press or Media Councils world over, the Press
Council of India is a unique entity in as-much-as this is the only body to
exercise an authority even over the instruments of the state in its duty to
safeguard the independence of the press.
Recommending the establishment of Press Council in 1956 the Ist Press
Commission had concluded that the best way of maintaining professional ethics
in journalism would be to bring into existence a body with statutory authority, of
people principally connected with industry whose duty it would be to arbitrate.
To this end the Press Council of India was established and the body that
was evolved since 16 November 1966 has not belied the objective.

Senior journalists to get pension, health insurance

BHUBANESWAR:
The National Journalist Welfare
Board (NJWB) will distribute pensions to senior journalists and
provide health insurance cover to
Accredited Journalists and their family members on the occasion of the
National Press Day.
NJWB State president Pradosh Pat-

naik and vice-president Pradyumna

Mohanty in statement informed that
the Press Day would be organised at
the Jayadev Bhawan from 3.30 pm
to 10 pm jointly by the Doordarshan,
the All India Radio, Press Information
Bureau (PIB) and the Amit under the
direct guidance of the NJWB.
On this occasion, senior journal-

ist Barendra Krushna Das would

be conferred with Utkal Sambadik
Ratna and editors of ve newspapers of other States with Rashtriya
Sambadik Gourab. Similarly, a student of the Utkal University would
be felicitated with the Rabinarayan
Mohanty Smaraki Samman and a
student the Utkal University of Cul-

Khushbu Sundar @khushsundar

VOICE MAIL

Time for action

Sir,
The worlds top Islamic body asked joint action against terrorism today,
condemning in the strictest terms the Paris gun and bomb attacks that
killed at least 129 people.
The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) secretary general Iyad
Madani said the international community should engage in a concerted
joint action to combat the scourge of terrorism which has become the arch
enemy of humanity at large.
ANIRUDH, By email

international manhunt for a 26-yearold dangerous individual, one of

three brothers involved in the deadly
attacks on Paris, even as an image
took shape of a larger network of terrorists that could involve as many as
20 plotters.
At least eight assailants in three
death squads are thought to have
directly carried out Fridays assault,
which is being dubbed Frances 9/11.
Six detonated their suicide belts. Police shot and killed one. French police
on Sunday issued an urgent alert and
released a photo of an eighth suspect:
the 5-foot-7-inch Salah Abdeslam, a
Belgian-born French national.

Some recent cartoons that were published in News Today.

ture with the Gopal Mishra Smaraki

Samman.
The Press Day would be presided
over by Rashtriya Loksevak Mandal chief and NJWB national president Deepak Malavya and attended
by many eminent personalities
from different elds like Judiciary,
politics and bureaucracy.

Enterprise

CHENNAI

Airtel boss bats

for affordabale
internet
Antalya, Nov 16 (PTI):
Bharti Enterprises Chairman Sunil Mittal on Sunday called on leaders of the
worlds biggest 20 economies
(G20) to ensure Internet access for all saying easy and
affordable connectivity is a
key driver for growth.
Speaking at the B20 session, held on sidelines of
the G20 Summit, he also
highlighted the need for
simpler and easier global
trading norms and investments in infrastructure and
said the world needs to
create more employment
opportunities for women
and youth.
For revival of global business environment, he said
the WTOs Trade Facilitation Agreement needs to be
ratied and implemented.
India is yet to ratify the
WTO pact.

G20, plans plenty

q Modi for $100 billion a year green climate fund by 2020

Antalya, Nov 16 (PTI):
Pledging to quadruple
Indias renewable power
capacity to 175 gigawatt
by 2022 and cut fossil fuel
subsidies, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on Sunday
asked worlds top economies to ensure reaching
the target of $100 billion
a year green climate fund
by 2020.
He also pushed ahead his
proposal for forming an alliance of solar-rich countries
at the upcoming Climate
Summit in Paris and said
G20 countries must build
support systems focused
on nations with maximum
growth potential.
In his lead intervention
at G20 Working Lunch on

New commitments
A Group of leading CEOs sought new commitments
from the G20 leadership with a view to kick-starting
the global economy in the backdrop of sluggish GDP
growth and falling trade.
In their meeting with the global leaders, a delegation of
B20 pitched for expeditious implementing of the WTOs
Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) which could boost
global trade ows by an unprecedented $3 trillion and
roll back of protectionist trade policies.
The business leaders called for action to support trade,
investment, and employment and SME growth.
Also, to increase youth and women participation in
the labour force-including by developing national skills
strategies, ramping up counselling programmes, on-thejob training, apprenticeships, and placement-service
programmes.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi with global leaders

Development and Climate
sider how G20 can build
Change, he offered seven
support systems that focus
points for consideration
on countries with maximum
which include shift from
growth potential, help adcarbon credit to green
dress specic bottlenecks
credit and increase in
there and facilitate impleshare of trafc on public
mentation of country strattransport in cities by 30 per
egies, he said, adding that
cent by 2030.
the grouping of worlds top
20 economies including US
I propose that we con-

and China must continue

to focus on infrastructure.
Clean energy and envi-

Steeling the show

Tata Steel wants to sell its plant in northern England to give it the best chance of
survival as the UK industry has been struggling under a ood of cheap steel being
pumped in from China, which has depressed prices. According to The Sunday Times,
the Indian steel giant hopes the sale of its Scunthorpe plant in north Lincolnshire will
take place by April next year. The rm is weighing up the closure of its long-products
arm, of which Scunthorpe forms the core.
The UK industry has been struggling under a ood of cheap steel being pumped
in from China, which has depressed prices. The problems have been exacerbated
by the strength of sterling and high energy costs. Tata had bought the Anglo-Dutch
steel maker Corus in 2007 for 6.2 billion pounds, just before the nancial crisis hit,
and renamed it Tata Steel Europe.

AMRIT starts owing,

cancer drugs at less price
New Delhi, Nov 16 (PTI):
Aimed at lowering treatment cost of cancer and cardiovascular diseases that are on the rise in India, Union
Health Minister J P Nadda launched the countrys rst
AMRIT outlet at AIIMS here to sell drugs at highly discounted rates.
Under the AMRIT (Affordable Medicines and Reliable
Implants for Treatment) programe, we want to give
medicines at an affordable cost. We have identied 202
drugs of cancer and cardio-vascular diseases where
the price is going to be reduced on an average by 60
to 90 per cent.
In the same way, 148 cardiac implants will be given
from the centre and sold here and their cost will be
reduced by 50 to 60 per cent. This is a pilot project
which we have started at AIIMS. After 15 days, we
are going to review the programme, and in the coming
times, we will try to replicate it in all central government
hospitals, Nadda said.
The Government of India-owned HLL Lifecare Ltd (HLL)
will establish and run AMRIT pharmacy, which will sell both
drugs and implants at signicant discount on market rates,
based on authentic prescriptions from doctors to patients
not only from AIIMS but other hospitals also.
IN THE HIGH COURT OF
JUDICATURE OF MADRAS
(ORDINGARY ORIGINAL CIVIL
JURISDICTION)

Application No. 7464 of 2015

in
Application No. 5219 of 2015
in
Civil Suit Dairy No. 30540 of 2015
Panagaea Natural Stone Inc
1880 Savage Road, Richmond, BC V6V 3A5,
Canada represented though its
authorized Representative
Mr.Gurucharan Nikhanj, the Managing Director.
...Applicant / Plaintiff
Vs
Manish Agarwal
Tank Shiksha Kendra,
Mamta Transport Street,
Beawer City Road, Beawer
Ajmer, Rajasthan - 305901 & 60rs
...Respondent / Defendants
To:
M/s. Srivari Exports,
No.60, Ballard Street,
Agaram, Chennai,
Tamil Nadu - 600 082.
(Respondent No.7)
Please note that as per the directions
of the Hon'ble High Court of Madras,
private and court notice was attempted
on you, in Application No. 5219 of 2015
in Civil Suit Dairy No.30540 of 2015
which was returned as "unserved" and
"left". On filing the above Application
No.7464 of 2015, the Master Court has
now ordered substituted service to be
effected in "News Today". The above
matter would now be called on the 25th
day of November 2015 before the High
Court of Madras either in person or
through your counsel. In default of you
appearance before the Hight Court of
Madras either in person or through your
counsel. In default of you appearance,
the matter would be heard and decided
ex-parte.
HARISHANKAR MANI
PAWAN JHABAKH
ADITYA VIJAYKUMAR
PARIKSHIT
Counsil for the Plaintiff
New No. 15, First Floor,
Luz Churuch Road,
Mylapore, Chennai-600 004.

Washington, Nov 16 (PTI):

Smartphones may soon replace wearable tness trackers by reliably measuring your heart and breathing rates even
when they are kept in pocket or a bag,
MIT researchers say.
Researchers are working on a project
called BioPhone that could track biological signals using the smartphones
accelerometer, which can
capture the small body
movements that result
from the beating of your
heart and rising and falling
of your chest.
This data is collected when you are
not moving much - this makes it easier
to pick up such small vibrations without
having to account for lots of other bodily
movements - and the data could be used
to help gure out when you are stressed
out, and then help you cope with it,
said lead author Javier Hernandez, a
research scientist at Massachusetts In-

Tata to sell UK plant

to help address its spare

steel-making capacity.
India imposed a 20 per
cent import tax on some
steel products in September to mitigate the damage
to domestic companies.
Jindal Steel and Power
registered a consolidated
loss of Rs 6.2 billion in

PUBLIC NOTICE
By a DEED Of GENERAL POWER OF
ATTORNEY, registered under document
No 926/2015 of dated 22.07.2015 before
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with Amritsar
Amritsar, Nov 16 (PTI):
LowcostairlineSpiceJetonSunday
launched direct flight service to Dubai
from this holy city. In line with the
aviation tradition to mark key
milestones, SpiceJets Boeing
737NG aircraft deployed in
this route was greeted with a
grand water cannon salute on
its arrival from Dubai, a release
issued by SpiceJet said.
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Administrative Officer, SpiceJet
and V Venkateswara Rao, Airport
Director, Sri Guru Ram Das Jee
International Airport, Amritsar.

Vijayawada, Nov 16 (PTI):

Third largest public sector lender Punjab National
Bank will set up a Farmers
Training Center in Andhra
Pradesh.
PNB Managing Director
Usha Ananta Subramanian
has positively responded
to Andhra Pradesh Chief
Minister N Chandra Babu
Naidus appeal to set up
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Place: Chennai

V.P.A.ABDUL HAKEEM,
Advocate
No.344, Old No.162,
Thambu Chetty Street,
1st Floor, Chennai-600 001.

She met Naidu here

yesterday to appraise
him about the activities
of PNBs operations in
Andhra Pradesh. Naidu
announced allocation of
10 acres for the project in
Anantapur district, it said.
Subramanian was quoted in the release as saying that the centre would
provide training on latest
technology to be adopted
for all farmers including agricultural and allied sectors.


K.6 .6;/; . .+/6+J/36.// ;/;D&J/K/</&A*KF .+-

stitute of Technology (MIT)s Media Lab.

For example, your smartphone might
suggest you try some breathing exercises or ask a loved one to give you a call.
To study the potential utility of BioPhone, researchers had a dozen study
participants sit, stand, and lie down before and after pedalling on an exercise
bike with a smartphone in their pocket
to capture data from the
phones accelerometer,
the MIT Technological
Review reported.
The data collected
from the smartphone
was compared with data gathered
from wearable devices that are already
known to be reliable.
On average, the heart rates estimated
by analysing the smartphone data were
off by slightly more than one beat per
minute, and breathing rate estimations
were off by about a quarter of a breath
per minute, the researchers said.

(FORMERLY BHATIA INDUSTRIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED)

CIN - L65922TN1993PLC101885
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PUBLIC NOTICE
One of my clients, Mr.Mahaveer C.Jain
son of Mr.Champalal Jain, at No.22/1,
Brethapet Road, Vepery, Chennai-600
007, the duly constituted power agents of
(1) Mr.K.S.Ramesh Babhu son of
late.K.Subramania Mudaliar and (2)
M rs. Pa d m i n i d a u g h t e r o f
late.K.Subramania Mudaliar, represents
that he has misplaced and lost the original
documents relating to the property of his
principals, being land and building at door
No.14, Old No.30, previous No.32,
Rangaiah Chetty Street, Hospital Maidan,
Choolai, Chennai-600 112, comprised in
Re-Survey No.1894/34, admeasuring a
total extent of 2 Grounds and 1478
square feet, which being (a) Sale deed
dated 23.01.1984 and registered as
document No.352/1984 SRO
Purasawalkam executed by S.Balaji and
others, in favour of (1) S.Hamsaveni, (2)
V.Chandrasekaran and (3) S.Ramesh
Babu, (b) Release deed dated 31.03.1993
and registered as document
No.1947/1993 SRO Purasawalkam
executed by V.Chandrasekaran in favour
of S.Hamsaveni, (c) Deed of Partition
dated 03.10.2005 and registered as
d o c u m e n t N o . 41 7 0 / 2 0 0 5 S R O
Purasawalkam entered between (1)
S.Ramachandran and (2) S.Padmini and
(d) General Power of Attorney dated
06.10.2008 and registered as document
No.970/2008 of Bk IV SRO
Purasawalkam executed by (1)
K.S.Ramesh Babu and (2) S.Padmini in
favour of Mahaveer C.Jain.
Any one having originals of the above
lost title deeds, or claiming any right over
the above title deeds, may contact at the
following within TEN DAYS of this
publication.

HEMANG RESOURCES LIMITED

PNB vows to
train farmers

( CIN :L51102TN1992PLC022948 )

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ronment friendly infrastructure, he said, will

address both devel-

developing countries.
When we speak of targets, we must not only
reduce the use of fossil
fuel, but also moderate
our life style. Development
in harmony with nature is
the goal of my proposal
to launch, along with the
French President Francois
Hollande, an alliance of
solar-rich countries at the
time of COP-21 meeting
(in Paris later this month),
Modi said.

opment and climate

change.
Bridging the current
gap in infrastructure
finance in the developing countries should
remain our key priority,
he said, while adding
that G20 can play an
effective role in supporting the multilateral
goals of increasing research and development to develop affordable renewable energy.
We should also ensure
that nance and technology is available to meet
the universal global aspiration for clean energy.
We must meet the target
of $100 billion goal per
year by 2020.
The industrialised nations had earlier committed to long term financing support in form
of a green climate fund
worth $100 billion a year
to support concrete mitigation actions by the

Make way for tness

tracking devices

q Jindal plans to cut costs, divest non-core assets

Mumbai, Nov 16 (PTI):
Jindal Steel and Power
Ltd said it plans to cut
costs and divest some
non-core assets, as it
swung to a second-quarter loss due to a drop in
iron and steel sales and
a one-time charge linked
to an overseas unit. Indian steelmakers including
Tata Steel Ltd, JSW Steel
Ltd and Jindal Steel have
seen sales dented in the
past few quarters due to
rising imports from China,
Japan, South Korea and
Russia.
China makes nearly
half the worlds 1.6 billion tonnes of steel. With
growth slowing at home,
it is expected to export a
record 100 million tonnes
to world markets this year

MONDAY
16 NOVEMBER 2015

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6 MONDAY
16 NOVEMBER 2015
WADA mulls
IAAF suspension
Zurich, Nov 16:
The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) could face
recommendations that include suspension from the Olympics when the
second part of the World Anti-Doping
Agencys (WADA) report is released,
according to one of the doping bodys
independent commissioners.
Any decision to suspend the IAAF
from the Games would need to be
made by the International Olympic
Committee (IOC). The IAAF is reeling from the aftermath of a major
doping scandal that has led to Russias provisional suspension from all
competition following a WADA report
that uncovered evidence of Statecontrolled doping in the country.
IAAF president Sebastian Coe has
conceded there are unlikely to be many
tomorrows for athletics [L8N1391EV]
and WADA commissioner Richard
McLaren did not rule out a provisional
suspension for the world governing
body of track and eld.

Fabulous Federer ays Berdych

q I was at my best, says Djokovic after demolishing Nishikori

London, Nov 16:

Roger Federer overcame a shaky
start to emphatically see off Tomas
Berdych in the ATP World Tour Finals
in London on Sunday.
The legendary Swiss was guilty of
some uncharacteristic errors at the
start of the rst set at the O2 Arena,
but then turned on the style to win his
Group Stan Smith opener 6-4, 6-2.
Federer, a six-time winner of the
glitzy season-ending tournament,
played with a swagger in the second
set and Berdych was unable to live
with him.
It had all started so promisingly for
sixth seed Berdych when two Federer
double-faults and a stray backhand
from the 17-time grand-slam champion put the Czech 2-0 up.
But Federer regained his compo-

of Rs 10 lakh.
In the Taimanov variation of Sicilian
defence adopted by former under
16 world champion Sethuraman of
PSPB played a positional game to
outwit Karthikeyan Murali from Tamil
Nadu.
Vidit Santosh Gujrathi recorded the
rst win of the championship, employing Caro Kann defence against
the lowest seeded player of the
championship, K Praneeth Surya of
Telangana.
In the ght between two grandmasters, Shyam Sundar dealt a blow to

sure and broke straight back to love

when Czech made a mistake at the
net and the third seed found himself
a set up after Berdych sent a forehand long.

higher seeded Abhijit Kunte of PSPB,

a former British champion.
Earlier, Minister for Food R Kamaraj
inaugurated the championship, in the
presence of AICF general secretary
V Hariharan.
<B>Results (first round)<P>: P
Karthikeyan beat M R Venkatesh;
Karthikeyan Murali lost to S P
Sethuraman; Neelotpal Das drew
Das Arghyadip; Deep Sengupta drew
Swapnil S Dhopade; M Shyam Sundar beat Abhijit Kunte 0; Praneeth
Surya lost to Vidit Santosh Gujrathi;
Rathnakaran beat Shyam Nikhil.

Federer raised his game in the

second set, putting on a show for
an expectant crowd as he broke immediately and then came up with a
sumptuous forehand winner at the
start of the next game en route to
holding to love.
The 34-year-old produced an array
of sublime winners including a deft
backhand drop shot - as he raced into
a 4-0 lead and sealed victory in just
69 minutes.
Federer joins top seed Novak
Djokovic at the top of the group after
the world number one outclassed
Kei Nishikori in the rst game of the
tournament earlier in the day.

Berlin, Nov 16 (AFP):

Chancellor Angela Merkel and her
Cabinet are set to attend Germanys
friendly with the Netherlands on
Tuesday in a show of solidarity for
the victims of the Paris terror attacks.
The world champions found themselves at the centre of Fridays horrifying scenes in the French capital when
129 people died amidst a series of
violent attacks that also left a further
352 injured.
Several deaths took place at the
Stade de France, where Germany
were playing a friendly against the
French and the Germans opted to
spend the night in the stadium rather
than risk crossing Paris before ying
home on Saturday.

respect for the victims of

Fridays Paris attacks.
We saw Lewis dropping
off a lot with degradation
and that conrmed it was
important to take care of
the tyres.
The victory in the seasons penultimate race was

Rosbergs fth of the year,

second in a row and 13th
of his career, and secured
the German second place
in a championship already
won by his British rival.
I had good pace, its just
you cant overtake here,
said Hamilton, who started

on the front row alongside

Rosberg but could not nd
a way past his team mate
into the opening corner
despite trying hard.
I just killed my tyres. Its
such a great track but you
cant get close enough to
race, he added after his
planned two stops turned
into three.
The Briton, who clinched
his third championship
in Texas last month, has
spoken much of his wish
to emulate triple champion
Senna -- who took eight
attempts to win his home
race -- but he will have to
wait another year.
The harder he tried, the
more he suffered from tyre
degradation even if he at
least set the fastest lap as
a consolation.

Personally its an incredible achievement for me

because Ive never been
in a Fed Cup nal and I
won two of my matches,
Sharapova said.
After winning five
Grand Slam titles,
Sharapova is still seeking two other global
trophies -- the Fed Cup
and Olympic gold.
Next year, she will be in
contention for the Olympic
title, after winning bronze
in London 2012 -- representing Russia despite

having lived in Florida

since age seven.
Theres no better feeling
than being out on the court
having so many people
fly here from Russia to
support you, Sharapova
beamed on Sunday.
In an event like this
youre just not playing for
yourself, youre playing for
your teammates, for your
country.
Its a very unique feeling
and its so special.
Yet questions over her
team spirit continue to

follow her.
She has played only ve
Fed Cup ties since earning
professional status in April
2001, two of which were
this year.
A decade ago, she was
involved in a rift with her
teammate and now Russia captain Anastasia
Myskina, who threatened
to boycott the Fed Cup if
Sharapova was selected
for the Russian team,
complaining about her
fathers behaviour in the
stands.

Nothing went our way: NEU FC coach

Guwahati, Nov 16:
NorthEast United FCs
good run came to an end
at home in their 4-1 defeat
against Kerala Blasters FC
in the 2015 Hero Indian
Super League on Sunday
evening. After seven points
from three matches, they
went into the match at the
Indira Gandhi Stadium as
favourites but were taken
aback by a spirited Kerala
side. Chris Dagnall scored
with just 28 seconds on
the clock and there was
no holding back the visitors
for the rest of the match. At
the post-match conference,
Highlanders head coach

WHERE THEY STAND

Team
1. FC Goa
2. FC Pune
3. Delhi Dynamos
4. ATK
5. NEU FC
6. Mumbai
7. Kerala Blasters FC
8. Chennaiyin FC
Cesar Farias admitted they
were no match for the
Blasters.
There are days when you
dont play your best and
the other team plays their
best. I take the responsibil-

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15
15
15
12
13
12
11
5

ity, I selected the side and

made the tactical decisions
before the game. We conceded a goal right at the
beginning - We did not
keep the ball well as we always do and offensively we

did not make our chances

count. Kerala was the better team out there today,
they probably played
the best game
this season and
we played our
worst. But its
football and we
have to keep
going, Farias
told reporters after the match.
Farias also said
that due to a tight schedule
he was forced to use different combinations and they
just didnt work. The team
paid the price of having
played four away games in

quick succession and when

you add up all the travel
and fatigue, the picture
becomes clearer. Imagine having to play
the same players
over and over
again. But it
has worked for
us, refreshing
people in the
past and we did
the same. There
is not much to think
about this game, nothing went our way, it was
a one-way trafc. Kerala
were better than us today,
but the early goal was a big
factor too.

Srinagar, Nov 16 (PTI):

Jammu and Kashmirs only international cricketer Parvez Rasool is
going to set up a cricket academy
in Bijbehara area of south Kashmir.
The Parvez Rasool Cricket Academy
will be established in Model Higher
Secondary School in Bijbehara area of
Anantnag district, ofcial said.
Today the road map for establishing the state-of-the-art Parvez
Rasool Cricket Academy at Model
Higher Secondary School Bijbehara
Anantnag was nalised in collaboration with Kanwal Foods, a post in the
ofcial Facebook page of Directorate
of School Education Kashmir read.

It was not clear as to when the

academy will be completed but Rasool alongwith government ofcials
including Director School Education
Kashmir, Shah Faisal visited the
school ground. Development of turf,
wickets, pavillion, change room, gym
centre, sports equipment and other
utilities are some of the components
that will be done by the Education Department in collaboration with Kanwal
Foods Private Limited, an ofcial of
the Education Department said.
He said the Jammu and Kashmir all-rounder will be guiding and
grooming the selected cricketers at
the academy.

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Sharapova happy despite Fed Cup loss

Prague, Nov 16:
Maria Sharapova failed
to lift the Fed Cup as Russia lost to defending champions the Czech Republic
in Prague, but she did her
patriotic duty and said she
enjoyed it.
In only her fth Fed Cup
appearance, world number
four Sharapova won both
singles matches, beating 11th-ranked Karolina
Pliskova in straight sets on
Saturday and sixth-ranked
Petra Kvitova in a threeset thriller on Sunday.

Rasool to set up
cricket academy

CRIMSON METAL ENGINEERING COMPANY LIMITED

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than a second for 10 laps

after the rst pitstop but the
gap then widened.
It was a good challenge
from Lewis but I was able
to control the pace, added
the German, who refrained
from too much exuberance on the podium out of

Djokovic acknowledged he was at

the peak of his powers as he thrashed
Kei Nishikori in the opening match.
World number one Djokovic extended his winning streak to 23 matches
on Sunday, a masterful display securing a 6-1, 6-1 triumph that typied
his recent dominance of the mens
singles game.
The Serbian has won the last three
editions of the World Tour Finals and
will surely take some stopping this
year given his outstanding form.
I think I was at my best, said
Djokovic. Undoubtedly its been an
incredible performance that I was
hoping I can have coming into the

Germany plans
solidarity friendly
after Paris attacks

Rosberg denies Hamilton

maiden glory in Brazil
Sao Paulo, Nov 16:
Nico Rosberg won the
Brazilian Formula One
Grand Prix for the second
year in a row on Sunday
and denied Mercedes team
mate Lewis Hamilton a rst
success in the homeland of
his hero Ayrton Senna.
Triple champion Hamilton, who has now failed in
nine attempts to win in Brazil, nished 7.756 seconds
behind for Mercedess 11th
one-two in 18 races so far
this season.
Ferraris Sebastian Vettel
nished third for his 79th
podium nish.
Yeah guys, awesome,
whooped Rosberg after
controlling the race from
pole to chequered ag.
He and Hamilton had
been separated by less

match, coming into this tournament

where Ive had a great record in last
couple of years.
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of course gives me more condence,
more comfort coming into every single match.
I had for an opponent, one of the
quickest tennis players, somebody
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loves to play aggressively. But I
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feeling like I could get most of the
balls back.
I served efciently. I mixed up the
second serves as well, didnt give him
really the same look twice. I always
tried to change. The tactics worked
very well.

Results: N Djokovic bt K Nishikori 6-1, 6-1;

R Federer bt T Berdych 6-4, 6-2.

Sethuraman off
to a smooth start
NT Bureau
Chennai, Nov 16:
Former Under-16 world champion
SP Sethuraman and former Under-14
world champion Vidit Santosh Gujrathi,
the joint top seeds, registered facile
wins in the rst round of the ONGC
National Premier Chess Championship, being held at Tiruvarur.
IM P Karthikeyan and K Rathnakaran of Railways and GM M Shyam
Sundar of Airport Authority of India
registered wins in the rst round.
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CHENNAI

MONDAY
16 NOVEMBER 2015

Delink terror from

religion: Modi

THE LOW-DOWN

Indian PM wants global action against violence in any form

Antalya, Nov 16 (PTI):
Pressing for the need to
delink terror from religion,
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi has said some countries still use terrorism as
an instrument of State
policy and the world must
act against radicalisation
without any political consideration.
Modi said terrorism is
the main global challenge
today and from regions
in conflict to the streets
of distant cities, terrorism
extracts a deadly price.
Speaking here at the G20
Summit, being held against
the backdrop of deadly
Paris attacks, the Prime
Minister said, Old structures of terrorism remain.
There are countries that
still use it as an instrument
of State policy.
The world must speak in
one voice and act in unison
against terrorism, without

Prime Minister Narendra Modi

any political considerato deal with the unique
tions. There should be no
challenges of terrorism,
distinction between terrorhe said.
ist groups or discrimination
He was making an interbetween States.
vention at G-20 Working
We must isolate those
Dinner last night on the
who support and sponissue of Global Challenges
sor terrorism; and, stand
- Terrorism and Refugee
with those who share our
Crisis.
values of humanism. We
Modi said the world is
need to restructure the inseeing a changing characternational legal framework
ter of terrorism with global

Uttama Villain sweeps

awards at Los Angeles
Rain may be a precious commodity for Chennaiites
but in the past three days, they may be thinking otherwise. The incessant downpour left many areas and
subways ooded. Our lensman braved the showers
to click some interesting pictures including one in
which a dog was seen rescuing a pup.
Photos: K VIJAY ANAND

Madras HC gets
CISF cover
Campus comes under surveillance,
ID cards must for entry

CISF personnel took over the security of the Madras

High Court from today.
NT Bureau
take the NSC Bose Road
Chennai, Nov 16: to enter the court campus,
Personnel of the Central and will have to follow the
Industrial Security Force protocol to get passes.
They might also be sub(CISF) today got down
to the work of guarding jected to checks.
the Madras High Court
A mock drill was carried
premises.
out by CISF personnel on
It may be noted that on Saturday morning.
14 October, the court had
While overseeing the
ordered that the inner cir- fuledged rehearsal of the
cle of its campuses here security protocol on the high
and Madurai should be court campus, CISF south
brought under CISF pro- zone inspector-general Vitection as a temporary nay Tosh Mishra said advomeasure and directed the cates and others needed to
State and Central govern- show their identity cards to
ments to jointly formulate a enter demarcated zones in
security protocol.
the premises.
A total of 650 CISF perOnly those with identity
sonnel have been de- cards will be allowed inside
ployed to guard the court demarked areas, he said.
complex. The premises
Also, CISF men in ornawhich houses the Sessions mental attire will receive
court complex and the High and see off judges using
court has been barricaded the portico near Manu Neeat strategic points.
dhi Chozhan statue.
Apart from this, a part of
It may be recalled that the
the compound wall is being High Court on 30 October
demolished and rebuilt with ordered that the CISF sea gate for the Sessions Court. curity cover should be opHenceforth, visitors can erational by 16 November.

TN on backfoot
after UP scores 348

Kanpur, Nov 16:

Last years runner-up Tamilnadu was in early trouble, losing three wickets including that of captain Abhinav Mukund
after restricting Uttar Pradesh to 348 on the second day
of the Ranji Trophy Group B match here today.
Uttar Pradesh produced a solid batting display, reaching 277 for 4 in their rst innings on day one. However,
Tamilnadu bowlers responded well to bowl out the rival
team for 348.
Tamilnadu started their innings on a disastrous note as
Praveen Kumar got opener Baba Aparajith and Dinesh Karthik,
for ducks. Later, Abhinav fell to Bhuvneshwar Kumar for 2.
Indian Test discard Suresh Raina, of whom a lot
was expected, fell for 61 off the bowling of Malolan
Rangarajan.

NT Bureau
Chennai, Nov 16:
Though actor Kamal
Haasans Thoongavanam
may be making news in
spite of rain for a good
showing at the box ofce,
his earlier Uttama Villain
has brought joy to his ardent lm-lovers.

The movie managed to

make right noise at the
International Film Festival
in Los Angeles. Directed
by Ramesh Aravind and
produced by N Lingusamy,
it won many awards and
acclaims.
In Los Angeles, it was adjudged as Best Film while

Kamal Haasan, Ghibran

and Kunal Rajan have
been honoured with Best
Actor, Best Music Director
and Best Sound Design
awards respectively. Ghibran has also won the Best
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who congratulated them on their victory.
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shrines mahasamprokshanam to be held 18
November.

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home-grown terrorism and
use of cyber space for
recruitment and propaganda.
While there is a new level
of threat to pluralist and
open societies, the territory of recruitment and the
target of attacks are the
same, and that is society,
he added.
Modi said the global
framework for security
was defined for another
era and for other security
challenges and there was
no comprehensive global
strategy to combat terrorism.
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said and asked G20 leaders to adopt a Comprehensive Convention on
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16 NOVEMBER 2015

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WAT E RWA S H f o r
CHENNAI

TAMBARAM

The continuous
downpour from Sunday
morning left Chennai
under a thick sheet of
water. Many localities
were marooned and
people were evacuated
to safer zones. Boats
replaced buses in several
parts of the city and
lakes were breached
leaving residential areas
cut off. Subways became
water bodies of sorts
while lakes and ponds
were overowing.

ADAMBAKKAM

VADAPALANI

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