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ISO 9001:2008 CERTIFIED NEWSPAPER 22 March 2014 21 Jumadal I 1435 - Volume 19 Number 5611 Price: QR2 ON SATURDAY Missing plane’s debris may never be found LONDON: Even if the two unidentified objects shown on satellite images floating in the southern Indian Ocean are debris from the missing Malaysia Airlines plane, finding them could prove to be a long and difficult process that may rely on luck as much as on advanced technology, oceanographers and aviation experts have warned. If the objects are recovered, locating the rest of the Boeing 777 on the ocean floor could turn out to be harder still. And if the remains can eventually be pieced together, working out exactly what happened to flight MH370 may be the toughest job of all. See also page 11 Doha Theatre Festival opens at Katara DOHA: The Minister of Culture, Arts and Heritage H E Dr. Hamad bin Abdul Aziz Al Kuwari yesterday opened Doha Theatre Festival at Katara Drama Theatre. In his speech, the minister said many events in the theatrical field will be held in the com- ing days, including workshops and an contest in playwriting, and a forum for playwrights in Qatar which will be held in the last week of April every year. He said work was under way to create an electronic library for theatre documentation, and admission to the theatre studies programme will be announced soon in collaboration with the Community College in Doha. The programme will result in an applied science degree in the field of theatre. EU prepares for trade Debating war with Russia BRUSSELS: Europe began to prepare for a possible trade war with Russia over Ukraine yesterday, with the EU executive in Brussels ordered to draft plans for much more sub- stantive sanctions against Moscow if Vladimir Putin presses ahead with Russian territorial expansion. -
Anshika Samachar 2Nd Phase of Height & Weight Measurement Is Over
APRIL, 2019 / / ISSUE NUMBER-01/2019 ANSHika Samachar 2nd phase of height & weight measurement is over ADOLESCENT HEALTH DAY (AHD) CELEBRATION Adolescent Health Day in force. Adolescent Health Day (AHD) is scheduled to be organized once in every 6 months. However, ANSH team in four MEETING WITH STATE GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL. project sites (Bahraich, Gaya, Barpeta and Vidisha) advocated for more frequent AHDs in the project blocks and initiated Liasioning with the State organizing AHDs on monthly basis at various PHCs in the ANSH blocks. In Governments the AHDs, adolescents are encouraged to discuss their health issues and are being Networking and liaison with State ANSH state leads, who have been invited counselled by the AFHC counsellor. Governments and different Ministries by the State Governments to participate WIFS among adolescents and Sanitary pads among adolescent girls are also was the first step done by the project in various Govt. forums on nutrition, being distributed team towards laying the foundation of health and WASH related aspects are the project. Project Coordinator and MD, also playing the important role of master JSI met the key Govt. Stakeholders to trainers in various training sessions for the share the details of the implementation Govt. Officials on nutrition and WASH. plan and receive the Govt. approval for implementing the project in the defined ANSH has been closely working with State areas. Receipt of letters of support from Govt. on strengthening the government Government has been great help to initiate supported RKSK program in UP and Bihar and continue the implementation and helped the State Govt. in streamlining the supply chain management of WIFS ADOLESCENT HEALTH DAY (AHD) State RKSK Unit in Uttar Pradesh and and NDD in ANSH states. -
Bottas Eases to Australian GP Victory in Mercedes One-Two
Rodriguez strikes a hat-trick as Bayern crush Mainz PAGE 18 MONDAY, MARCH 18, 2019 Injury forces India’s star gymnast Dipa Karmakar pull out of Doha World Cup PAGE 19 CRICKET TEST AFGHANISTAN VS IRELAND Bottas eases to Australian GP victory in Mercedes one-two DPA MELBOURNE VALTTERI BOTTAS enjoyed a comfortable victory at Formu- la One’s season-opening Aus- tralian Grand Prix ahead of world champion Lewis Hamil- ton in a Mercedes one-two in Melbourne on Sunday. Bottas overtook pole-sitter Hamilton at the start and was untroubled in front for the rest of the race for his fourth Grand Prix win and his first since Abu Dhabi in December 2017. The 29-year-old Finn- ish driver took the chequered flag, some 21seconds ahead of five-time champion Hamilton, with Red Bull’s Max Verstap- pen third and Ferrari’s Sebas- tian Vettel fourth. Bottas also collected an ex- tra point to go with 25 points for a win after clocking the fastest lap on the 5.303-kilo- metre circuit under a new rule introduced by F1 this season. RESULTS 1. Valtteri Bottas (FIN/Mercedes) 308 km in 1hr 25min 27.325sec; 2. Lewis Hamilton (GBR/ Mercedes) at 20.886 sec; 3. Max Verstappen (NED/ Red Bull) at 22.520 sec; 4. Sebastian Vettel (GER/ Ferrari) at 57.109 sec; 5. Charles Leclerc (MON/ Ferrari) at 58.230 sec; 6. Kevin Magnussen (DEN/ Haas) at 1:27.156 sec; 7. Nico Hulkenberg (GER/ Renault) at 1 lap; 8. Kimi Raikkonen (FIN/Alfa Romeo) at 1 lap; 9. -
March 12, 2019 4
4 March 12, 2019 (1) ‘Germany Stands... He later moved to a second building ties have been prepared for the coun- skiers. The chances proved costly as Henom Esayas, whose sister’s hus- but soon afterwards the Pentagon try’s women and such opportunities Afghanistan added 76 runs with Mo- band was killed, told The Associ- reassuring Afghans “that we will con- constructed Forward Operating Base have let the people of Afghanistan in hammad Nabi (40) and added a fur- ated Press they were startled when a tinue to work for a peaceful resolu- Wolverine -- home to 1,000 US troops, particular women and international ther 65 runs with Rashid Khan, who stranger picked up their frantic calls tion to conflict and the economic de- and where American and British spe- community to take a step towards de- remained unbeaten on 35. to his phone, told them he had found velopment of the region,” he said in a cial forces were sometimes based -- velopment by supporting the elected Stirling and Porterfield featured in it in the debris and promptly switched prepared statement. close by. system. a solid opening stand of 57 runs be- it off. (Fox News) Improved rights situation He dared not move again, Dam says, In the ceremony, the message of Pres- fore the Ireland captain was bowled He said that negotiations with the (15) ‘Lucky Day’... rarely even going outside and often ident Mohammad Ashraf Ghani was by debutante left-arm spinner Zahir Taliban should not mean “a return to hiding in tunnels when US planes read out by advisor to the President Khan (2-55). -
Federer and Thiem Enter Final As Nadal Hobbles Out
MONDAY 18 MARCH 2019 SPORT 07 Obviously the strategy was not ideal in the scenario that I had. Lewis Hamilton expresses CRICKET CRICKET So working with what I was frustration after a runner-up One-off Test: Afghanistan Women’s ODI Series: given, I think I did a relatively finish at Australian GP. vs Ireland, Day 4 in England vs Sri Lanka in decent job. ACTION Hambantota Dehradun TODAY’S Federer and Thiem enter final as Nadal hobbles out AFP miss a meeting with Nadal. INDIAN WELLS Rafael Nadal speaks to Their rivalry stretches back members of the media 15 years, and Federer couldn’t The 39th match between Roger after withdrawing from help wondering how many Federer and Rafael Nadal failed the semi-final. more chances they might have. to materialise on Saturday as “We’ve had so many epic the world No. 2 Spaniard battles,” Federer, 38, said. hobbled out of Indian Wells to “I know that every one that send Federer into a title clash we have now could be our last. with Dominic Thiem. So was this our chance at a last Nadal, whose longstanding one -- I hope not and I believe right knee trouble flared up in at the level he’s playing and the his quarter-final victory over level I’m still going there’s def- Karen Khachanov, couldn’t take initely going to be more.” the court for the blockbuster The injury was devastating semi-final with Swiss great news for Nadal, whose run to Federer. the Australian Open final in “I wanted to try my best to January marked a return to be competitive today,” a competition for the first time dejected Nadal said. -
Mine's a Treble
ROBINS BOOK 44_Layout 1 23/04/2014 22:10 Page 1 MINE’S A TREBLE THE YEAR I FORSOOK THE PRESSBOX FOR THE PRESIDENCY ROBIN WALSH ROBINS BOOK 44_Layout 1 23/04/2014 22:10 Page 2 CRICKET WRITERS of IRELAND The Cricket Writers of Ireland is a small group of those who write about and photograph the game we love. Robin Walsh was President from the foundation of the organisation at Stormont in 2007 until he stepped down early in 2013 to take up the Presidency of Cricket Ireland. The CWI are immensely proud that one of our number should be recognised thus and doubly so that Robin filled the role with such dignity and commitment. It turned out to be both a tremendously successful year on the pitch and a historic one off it, and we are fortunate that a man with a trained eye and stylish pen was there to witness it all — and share it with us. Throughout his presidency Robin wrote a regular diary which appeared on the Cricket Ireland website but it clearly deserves a larger audience and a permanent place on the growing shelf of Irish cricketing literature. And that’s why you’re reading this now. ‘Mine’s a Treble’ © Robin Walsh May 2014 Published by the Cricket Writers of Ireland Designed and edited by Ger Siggins Photographs by Barry Chambers. Thanks also to Andrew Leonard 2 ROBINS BOOK 44_Layout 1 23/04/2014 22:10 Page 3 A Heartbreaking Defeat June 12th 2013 NE of the many delights of wearing since the terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan Cricket Ireland’s Presidential blazer players in Lahore in 2009. -
2015 Cricket World Cup Fantasy Cricket Competition
2015 CRICKET WORLD CUP FANTASY CRICKET COMPETITION GAME GUIDE ENTRY DETAILS Entry Costs League is FREE to enter but in order to qualify for prizes the following fees are required. One Team = £5 Two Teams = £10 Three Teams = £10 (third team is free) Entry Methods Online = E-mail team sheet to [email protected] Facebook = Message Preston Village CC page with squad Twitter = Message @PVCC_1990 with squad Paper = Return entry form to one of the following Preston Village members Craig Patterson Ian Patterson CALENDAR DEADLINES 12th February: Teams and Entry Fee Deadlines 13th February: Start of World Cup Stage 1 21st March: End of World Cup Stage 1 21st March - 24th March: Transfer Window (between quarter-final and semi-final) 24th March: Start of World Cup Stage 2 30th March: End of World Cup Stage 2 6th April - 12th April: Final Scores Calculated and Awards Presented PRIZES 1. First Prize = 50% of all entry fees + Bottle of whiskey (TBC) 2. Second Prize = Bottle of vodka or wine (TBC) 3. Third Prize = Crate (12 cans/bottles) of lager or beer (TBC) Alcoholic prizes can be exchanged for cash amount on basis of participant's age or religious beliefs. HOW TO PLAY Team Selection Select a team of 11 players from the playing squads at the World Cup, meeting the formation immediately below and the team restrictions listed below the formation 6x Batsman (minimum of one batsman/wicketkeeper who is nominated as wicketkeeper) 1x All-Rounder 4x Bowlers Team Restrictions Stage 1: Pool Stage & Quarter-Finals Maximum of 3 players per nation . -
Cover-Up’ As Anger Mounting Over Downed Airliner Police Ordered to Show ‘Restraint’ As Protests Rage
JUMADA ALAWWAL 19, 1441 AH TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2020 28 Pages Max 16º Min 06º 150 Fils Established 1961 ISSUE NO: 18034 The First Daily in the Arabian Gulf www.kuwaittimes.net Iraq warns of ‘collapse’ Pak court revokes Musharraf ‘Hollywood’ reigns at Critics’ Choice Real beat Atletico on penalties 7 if Trump blocks oil cash 9 death sentence, guilty verdict 20 Awards; ‘Joker’ leads Oscar nods 27 to win 11th Spanish Super Cup Iran denies ‘cover-up’ as anger mounting over downed airliner Police ordered to show ‘restraint’ as protests rage TEHRAN: Iran denied a “cover-up” yesterday after tak- Video from inside Iran yesterday showed students ing days to reveal an airliner was accidentally shot down yesterday chanting slogans including “Clerics get lost!” last week, a disaster that sparked demonstrations and outside universities in the city of Isfahan and in Tehran, calls for a fully transparent investigation. The Ukraine where riot police were filmed taking out positions on the International Airlines Boeing 737 was brought down by a streets. Images from the previous two days of protests missile shortly after taking off Wednesday from Tehran, showed wounded people being carried and pools of killing all 176 passengers and crew on board. The Kiev- blood on the ground. Gunshots could be heard, although bound plane was knocked out of the sky hours after the police denied opening fire. Tehran had launched a wave of missiles at US troops in Scores, possibly hundreds, of protesters were Iraq in retaliation for the killing of a top Iranian general. videoed at sites in Tehran and Isfahan, a major city south The Islamic republic initially denied Western claims of the capital. -
OLYMPICS Six Boxing Judges Sent Home Aft Er Outrage Over Results Page 4
TENNIS | Page 6 FFOOTBALLOOTBALL | Page 7 Dominant Mourinho Murray confi rms Pogba To Advertise here reaches to make Man Call: 444 11 300, 444 66 621 third round Utd return Friday, August 19, 2016 Dhul-Qa’da 16, 1437 AH OLYMPICS Six boxing judges sent home aft er outrage over results Page 4 ATHLETICS Thompson with the double Elaine Thompson of Jamaica (3rd L) runs to win the gold, ahead of silver medallist Dafne Schippers of Netherlands (3rd R) and bronze medallist Tori Bowie of USA (C) during the women’s 200 metres final. Elaine Thompson maintained Jamaica’s incredible hold on Olympic sprinting with her 200 metres gold STAR OF THE DAY Reuters from securing a third Olympic sprint “He was supposed to slow down,” Elaine Thompson of Jamaica Rio de Janeiro double, he had to give top billing on said Bolt, who chastised himself Wednesday to compatriot Thompson, for being lazy. “I said ‘What are Jamaica’s Elaine Thomson tonight,” Thompson told reporters. who delivered gold in the 200 despite you doing, it’s a semi-fi nal?’ But I overcame a niggling hamstring “It’s a big surprise to me because laine Thompson maintained nursing a tight hamstring. think he wanted to push me” injury to obliterate her rivals in I have had a hamstring injury. You Jamaica’s incredible strangle- Thompson faced stiff opposition, the women’s 200 metres final on must overcome these things and hold on Olympic sprinting on particularly in the shape of Dafne by Dutchman Churandy Martina and Wednesday and become the first tonight I am standing here with a Wednesday when she added Schippers, but after running a terrifi c Panama’s Alonso Edward. -
South Africa Beat Ireland in 3Rd ODI to Draw Series
ARAB TIMES, SUNDAY, JULY 18, 2021 SPORTS 15 SKorea removes banners at Olympic village after IOC ruling Japan’s Olympic security balancing act leaves few satisfi ed TOKYO, July 17, (AP): Struggling The government and the Games’ businesses forced to temporarily shut organizers “are treating visitors as if down around Olympics venues. Olym- they are potential criminals,” Chizuko pic visitors ordered to install invasive Ueno, a professor emeritus of sociol- apps and allow GPS tracking. Minders ogy at the University of Tokyo, said on staking out hotels to keep participants YouTube. from coming into contact with ordinary There’s also lingering resentment Japanese or visiting restaurants to sam- over a widespread sentiment that Ja- ple the sushi. pan is facing this balancing act because Japan’s massive security apparatus the International Olympic Committee has raised complaints that the nation, needs to have the Games happen, re- during the weeks of the Games, will gardless of the state of the virus, to get look more like authoritarian North Ko- the billions of dollars in media revenue rea or China than one of the world’s critical to its survival. most powerful, vibrant democracies. “The Olympics are held as an IOC The worry for many here, however, business. Not only the Japanese peo- isn’t too much Big Brother. It’s that ple, but others around the world, were all the increased precautions won’t be turned off by the Olympics after all of nearly enough to stop the estimated us saw the true nature of the Olympics 85,000 athletes, offi cials, journalists and the IOC through the pandemic,” and other workers coming into Japan mountaineer Ken Noguchi told the from introducing fast-spreading coro- online edition of the Nikkan Gendai navirus variants to a largely unvac- newspaper. -
Inter-Provincial Series 2018 Player Eligibility & Squad
INTER-PROVINCIAL SERIES 2018 PLAYER ELIGIBILITY & SQUAD SELECTION POLICY 1. BACKGROUND/CONTEXT 1.1 With the Inter-Provincial Series now carrying First-Class and List-A status, the need to ensure that player eligibility is both clear, and adhered to, remains important, and maintaining the integrity of the competitions is key, given that ICC retains the authority to remove First-Class/List-A status from same at any time. 1.2 The Inter-Provincial Series (First Class, One day 50 over and Twenty20) is designed to provide a bridge between club and country and to ensure players have the opportunity to compete in a ‘best v best’ environment. It is crucial to the succession planning of the Irish team. Therefore players identified by the national selectors as potential future International cricketers are given the opportunity to play in the Inter-Provincial Series. Where there is a significant strength of such players in one provincial union, we must ensure players are able to develop by playing in the IP competition perhaps for another union. 1.3 The series is also important for the individual provincial unions as a way of raising the profile of the sport, providing opportunities for their best club cricketers, helping to underpin the growth of the sport, and underpinning commercial activities of the unions. ELIGIBILITY REGULATIONS Depending on the status of the player concerned, the following eligibility criteria will apply: 2.0 NATIONALITY QUALIFICATION CRITERIA 2.1 A Player shall be qualified to participate in an Inter-Provincial Match where he satisfies at least one of the following requirements (the “Nationality Qualification Criteria”): NOTE: The relevant information and documentation required to evidence satisfaction of the Nationality Qualification Criteria must be provided to CI at least 7 days prior to the player playing in an Inter-Provincial match. -
Bottas Eases to Australian GP Victory in Mercedes One-Two
Rodriguez strikes a hat-trick as Bayern crush Mainz pagE 18 MONDAY, MARCH 18, 2019 Injury forces India’s star gymnast Dipa Karmakar pull out of Doha World Cup pagE 19 CRICKET TEST AFGHANISTAN VS IRELAND Bottas eases to Australian GP victory in Mercedes one-two DPA MELBOURNE VALTTERI BOTTAS enjoyed a comfortable victory at Formu- la One’s season-opening Aus- tralian Grand Prix ahead of world champion Lewis Hamil- ton in a Mercedes one-two in Melbourne on Sunday. Bottas overtook pole-sitter Hamilton at the start and was untroubled in front for the rest of the race for his fourth Grand Prix win and his first since Abu Dhabi in December 2017. The 29-year-old Finn- ish driver took the chequered flag, some 21seconds ahead of five-time champion Hamilton, with Red Bull’s Max Verstap- pen third and Ferrari’s Sebas- tian Vettel fourth. Bottas also collected an ex- tra point to go with 25 points for a win after clocking the fastest lap on the 5.303-kilo- metre circuit under a new rule introduced by F1 this season. RESULTS 1. Valtteri Bottas (FIN/Mercedes) 308 km in 1hr 25min 27.325sec; 2. Lewis Hamilton (GBR/ Mercedes) at 20.886 sec; 3. Max Verstappen (NED/ Red Bull) at 22.520 sec; 4. Sebastian Vettel (GER/ Ferrari) at 57.109 sec; 5. Charles Leclerc (MON/ Ferrari) at 58.230 sec; 6. Kevin Magnussen (DEN/ Haas) at 1:27.156 sec; 7. Nico Hulkenberg (GER/ Renault) at 1 lap; 8. Kimi Raikkonen (FIN/Alfa Romeo) at 1 lap; 9.