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Anurag Thakur paid their last from across the political spec- for cremation. saying he cannot imagine that (*'(((&,- that lasted just 38 minutes. ver and 2 bronze between 2001 A host of dignitaries, including respects. Chief Ministers of trum and hundreds of his A huge crowd gathered at he was far away from India in ,,-/%# Two years after being and 2007. Vice-President Venkaiah Maharashtra, Uttarakhand, admirers and party workers the cremation site along the Bahrain while his “dear friend” robbed off the gold by Okuhara Prakash Padukone became Naidu, Defence Minister Karnataka, Gujarat, Bihar and gathered at the departed banks of the Yamuna to bid and party colleague passed ',#,-1#(2,1''#( in an epic 110-minute final at the first Indian to win a medal Rajnath Singh, Home Minister Delhi were among the digni- leader’s residence at Kailash final farewell to the 66-year-old away in New Delhi. 21'2-4*&2 Glasgow that was considered as in World Championships with Amit Shah, Lok Sabha Speaker taries who were present when Colony in the morning and at BJP stalwart who passed away Continued on Page 4 one of the greatest battles in a men’s singles bronze in the badminton history, Sindhu 1983 edition while Saina finally exorcised the ghost of Nehwal bagged a silver and a that heart-wrenching loss with bronze in 2015 and 2017 a completely dominating win respectively in women’s singles. over the same opponent. Jwala Gutta and Ashwini “Last time, I lost in the Ponnappa also won a bronze in final, before that also I lost in women’s doubles in 2011 while the final, so it is a very impor- B Sai Praneeth was the latest to 2%2 regional and multilateral issues ror groups on its soil. tant win for me. I want to thank join the club as he settled for a of mutual interest during the During Modi’s visit to the crowd for supporting me. bronze in the men’s singles in n a veiled attack on Pakistan, meetings. Bahrain, the first by an Indian I won it for my country and I this edition on Saturday. IIndia and Bahrain on Sunday “Both sides called on all PM, that concluded on Sunday, am very proud being an Sindhu, who has also won called on the international states to reject the use of ter- the two sides also discussed Indian,” Sindhu said. a silver each in the 2018 community to reject the use of rorism against other countries; ways and means to further “A big thanks to my coach Commonwealth Games and terrorism against other coun- dismantle terrorism infra- promote cooperation in cyber Kim and Gopi sir and my sup- 2018 Asian Games, was a in tries as both sides agreed to fur- structures where they happen security, including prevention porting staff and I dedicate this different class on Sunday as she ther enhance cooperation in to exist and to cut off any kind of use of cyber space for ter- win to my mom, it’s her birth- towered over her Japanese O the field of security and of support and financing to the rorism, radicalisation and for day today,” she added. opponent in all departments of counter-terrorism. terrorists perpetrating terror- disturbing social harmony. It was third time lucky for the game. The fifth seeded A joint statement, issued ism from all territories against The leaders also noted the Sindhu, who had lost to Indian, who enjoyed a 8-7 ! " ! after Prime Minister Narendra other states; and bring perpe- “need for concerted action by Okuhara and Carolina Marin head-to-head lead over third ## Modi held talks with King trators of acts of terrorism to the international community of Spain respectively in the seeded Okuhara ahead of " O# Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and justice,” the statement said against terrorism” and “under- 2017 and 2018 finals to settle Sunday’s contest, was simply Prince and Prime Minister without naming any country. lined the importance of com- for a silver twice. unstoppable as she dished out Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa India has been pressing prehensive sanctioning of ter- With her fifth medal of the an attacking game right from during his two-day visit to Pakistan to end its state policy rorists and their organisations World Championships, the 24- the start to race to 8-1 lead. Bahrain, said the two sides of backing cross-border ter- by the UN”. year-old Indian was already one Continued on Page 4 " O exchanged views on bilateral, rorism and its support to ter- 42 " - Continued on Page 4 of the greatest ever women’s Also see Page 15 -./' $ ! " # %&! 2%2 &! rime Minister Narendra PModi on Sunday launched the $4.2 million redevelop- %&'(&)*+5)37%6' ment project of the 200-year- old Lord Sri Krishna temple he Election Commission here and said it manifests the T(EC) on Sunday strong ties between India and announced by-elections to one Bahrain. assembly seat each in Uttar Modi, the first Indian Pradesh, Tripura, Chhattisgarh Prime Minister to visit the key and Kerala. The bypolls for Gulf nation, offered prayers at Dantewada (Chhattisgarh), the Shreenathji Temple in Pala (Kerala), Badharghat Manama, the oldest temple in (Tripura) and Hamirpur the region, and also the (Uttar Pradesh) Assembly “prasad” that he bought with seats will be held on former Kerala Finance the RuPay card after launching September 23. The notification Minister, KM Mani had rep- it in the UAE on Saturday. for the by-elections would be resented the Pala constituen- - ," " "Spent time at Bahrain's issued on August 28, counting cy since its formation in 1965 /0 123 Shreenathji Temple. This is will be held on September 27, and until his death on April 9 " - among the oldest temples in the the EC said. earlier this year. According to region and manifests the strong The bypoll in Hamirpur political experts, this round of ties between India and was necessitated by the dis- Pala bypoll may see some 1223 Before the abrogation of Bahrain," Modi tweeted and qualification of BJP MLA internal bickering that could Article 370, the J&K State was shared some of the blessed Ashok Kumar Singh Chandel decide the fate of the second- he J&K flag that fluttered permitted to fly its own flag moments from the temple in following his conviction in a biggest Kerala ally of Congress Tatop Civil Secretariat com- along with the National flag his tweet. Modi also greeted murder case. He was awarded - Kerala Congress (Mani) or plex alongside the national under Article 370. and interacted the Indian dias- life imprisonment in the mur- KC(M) party. After the recent flag in Srinagar was taken off The State flag was adopted pora, who came to witness the " $- " - der case of five persons. By- death of Mani, the party was on Sunday, three weeks after by the Constituent Assembly of event at the temple. elections to 12 other Assembly split between Mani’s son Jose the abrogation of Article 370. J&K on June 7, 1952. Prime Minister then Bahraini society,” External all height of 30 meters.
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