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Imran Khan Declares Victory in Pak. Election 2006-2018 Kasturi & Sons Ltd. -@SridharMuskula [email protected] - follow us: friday, july 27, 2018 Delhi https://t.me/pdf4exams https://www.estore33.com/ https://t.me/TheHindu_Zone_officialCity Edition thehindu.com 36 pages ț ₹10.00 facebook.com/thehindu twitter.com/the_hindu Printed at . Chennai . Coimbatore . Bengaluru . Hyderabad . Madurai . Noida . Visakhapatnam . Thiruvananthapuram . Kochi . Vijayawada . Mangaluru . Tiruchirapalli . Kolkata . Hubballi . Mohali . Malappuram . Mumbai . Tirupati . lucknow . cuttack . patna NEARBY Imran Khan declares victory in Pak. election ■ If God wills, we will set an example, ■ His party is projected to win 122 of ■ Former Prime Minister Sharif’s ■ Pakistan Peoples Party, led by PTI founder promises the nation 272 seats in the National Assembly PML(N) projected to win 57 seats Bilawal Bhutto, likely to get 35 seats Associated Press “new” Pakistan resonated Bihar govt. seeks CBI ISLAMABAD Former PM’s probe into shelter case with young voters in a coun­ Pakistan’s cricket star­turned try where 64% of its 200 mil­ PATNA party alleges Bihar Chief Minister Nitish politician Imran Khan de­ lion people are below the age Kumar on Thursday clared victory on Thursday of 30, according to a UN rigging recommended an inquiry by for his party, the Pakistan report. the CBI into the alleged Tehreek­e­Insaf (PTI), in the More than a dozen TV sexual exploitation of girls country’s general election channels, based on official Agence France-Presse Associated Press living in a State­run shelter held on Wednesday. Mr. but partial counts, were pro­ Islamabad home in the Muzaffarpur Khan promised a “new” Pa­ jecting that Mr. Khan’s PTI district of north Bihar. kistan following a vote that would get as many as 122 of Former Prime Minister NATION Ī PAGE 7 was, however, marred by al­ the 272 National Assembly Nawaz Sharif’s Pakistan DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD legations of fraud and mili­ seats. Former Prime Minister Muslim League­Nawaz Supreme Court pulls up tant violence. Nawaz Sharif’s Pakistan Mus­ (PML­N) on Thursday U.P. for Taj document Mr. Khan, who aspires to lim League­Nawaz is project­ rejected early election NEW DELHI be the next Prime Minister, ed to win 57 seats, while the results that suggested The Supreme Court on said in a televised address to Pakistan Peoples Party, led Imran Khan was on his Thursday came down heavily the nation, “Thanks to God, by Bilawal Bhutto, could get way to becoming the next on the U.P. government for a we won and we were suc­ 35 seats. The remainder in prime minister, alleging draft report on the vision document for the protection cessful.” He added, “If God the 342­seat Lower House in­ “blatant” rigging. of the Taj Mahal without wills, we will set an exam­ cludes reserved seats for wo­ Shahbaz Sharif, the consulting the ASI. ple.” men and minorities. leader of the PML­N, The election, in which Pa­ dismissed the results from NATION Ī PAGE 7 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD Commanding lead kistanis voted for the Nation­ Imran for talks to solve core issue of Kashmir Wednesday’s poll as Pakistan’s Election Commis­ al Assembly and the four pro­ counting was still under sion has not yet released the vincial assemblies, marked Press Trust of India The blame game between on Wednesday. “I am a per­ This blame game that wha­ way. “Today, what they official final results, but Mr. only the second time in Pa­ Islamabad the two countries, detri­ son who arguably knows the tever goes wrong in Pakis­ have done has pushed Khan has maintained a com­ kistan’s 71­year history that a Pakistan is ready to improve mental to the subcontinent, most people in India be­ tan’s Balochistan is because Pakistan back 30 years... manding lead, according to civilian government has its ties with India and his go­ should stop, he said. cause of my days in cricket. of India and vice versa We reject this result,” Mr. projections by many televi­ handed power to another. vernment would like the “If they take one step to­ We can resolve the poverty brings us back to square Sharif, the brother of Mr. sion stations, using their own leaders of the two sides to wards us, we will take two, crisis in Southeast Asia. The one,” he said. Mr. Khan Nawaz Sharif, said at a methods. It is not clear PROMISES AN “ISLAMIC resolve all disputes, includ­ but at least [we] need a biggest problem is Kashmir,” wanted more trade between press conference in whether the PTI would get a WELFARE STATE” Ī PAGE 11 ing the “core issue” of Kash­ start,” Mr. Khan said in his he said. the countries. Lahore. FRIDAY REVIEW Ī 12 PAGES majority or be forced to form IMRAN KHAN CONTINUES TO mir, through talks, Pakistan first public address after “We want to improve our (TABLOID) a coalition government. WRITE HIS DESTINY Ī PAGE 15 Tehreek­e­Insaf leader Im­ leading his party to victory relations with India, if their LONG PADAYATRA TO POWER PML, PTI NECK AND NECK DELHI METRO Ī 6 PAGES Mr. Khan’s message of a THE PAKISTAN TEST Ī EDITORIAL ran Khan said on Thursday. in the general election held leadership also wants it. IN PAKISTAN Ī PAGE 11 IN PUNJAB Ī PAGE 11 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Remembering the martyrs West Bengal renames India denies any change at Doklam itself as ‘Bangla’ China has resumed its activities in the area: U.S. official Special Correspondent statement. Assembly gives its nod for change New Delhi At the Congress subcom­ Responding to comments by mittee hearing on July 25, Special Correspondent Education Minister Par­ a U.S. official during a Con­ Congresswoman Ann Wagn­ Kolkata tha Chatterjee moved the re­ gressional hearing that Chi­ er referred to the standoff The West Bengal Assembly solution which was unani­ na has quietly resumed its and said: “Although both on Thursday passed a reso­ mously passed. activities in the Doklam countries backed down, Chi­ lution to change the name of Participating in the dis­ area, India said on Thursday na has quietly resumed its the State as ‘Bangla’ in three cussion, Chief Minister Ma­ that there was no change in activities in Doklam.” languages — Bengali, English mata Banerjee said she had status quo since the standoff A file photo of an Indian Ms Wagner added, and Hindi. personally taken up the is­ with China ended in August and Chinese soldier at the “Neither Bhutan nor India The proposal has been sue with the Home Ministry. 2017. border in the Doklam area. has sought to dissuade it. pending since August 2016, “They said that there can­ “Since the disengagement China’s activities in the Hi­ when the Assembly passed a not be three different names of Indian and Chinese bor­ velopments at the face­off malayas remind me of its resolution to change the and we should stick to one der personnel in the Doklam site and its vicinity,” the Mi­ South China Sea policies.” name to ‘Bengal’ in English, name. “Even though we area on August 28, 2017, nistry of External Affairs ‘Bangla’ in Bengali and ‘Ban­ wanted three names, we there have been no new de­ spokesperson said in a CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 10 gal’ in Hindi. The Centre, have to follow instructions. however, turned it down in Let us pass resolution for President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the nation in paying 2017, objecting to having Bangla,” the Chief Minister homage to the martyrs of the Kargil war on the occasion of Vijay Diwas on Thursday. three names in three lan­ said. Here, soldiers at a ceremony at Amar Jawan Jyoti in New Delhi. * SANDEEP SAXENA guages. CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 10 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Neighbours used to offer food to Magsaysay for family as drunk father kept away ‘3 idiots’ muse ‘Children wouldn’t have died of starvation if they had stayed here’ Two Indians are among six winners Hemani Bhandari New Delhi On the street where Mangal, his mentally unstable wife and three minor daughters used to reside till Saturday, neighbours said the family was regularly given rations by them because Mangal used to disappear for days, Sonam Wangchuk and Bharat Vatwani allegedly after getting drunk. Mansi, 8, Shikha, 4, and Special Correspondent Lourdes Martins Cruz from Parul, 2, daughters of Mr. A view of the house in Mandawali, Delhi, where the children NEW DELHI East Timor, Howard Dee Mangal, a native of West Ben­ died allegedly due to starvation. * SUSHIL KUMAR VERMA Sonam Wangchuk, a 51­ from the Philippines and gal and a rickshaw­puller by year­old educational Vo Thi Hoang Yen from profession, starved to death times even money,” said shaw. “For the last three reformer from Ladakh, Vietnam. on Tuesday, the preliminary Mithilesh Kumar, who lives in months, he was living in this widely regarded as the Mr. Wangchuk was a autopsy report said. the room above where Man­ room, the rent of which is inspiration for Aamir 19­year­old engineering The family’s former neigh­ gal and his family were living. ₹1,200. He used to give mo­ Khan’s character, Phunsuk student at the NIT, bours claimed that Mangal The neighbours unanimous­ ney in instalments and, so­ Wangdu in the film ‘3 Srinagar, when he took up lived in the Mandawali Fazal­ ly said that if the family had metimes, not even that, but I Idiots,’ is one of two tutoring. He helped pur area for over 15 years, stayed in the same room, the did not ask him to leave. Indians named for the 2018 students pass the national but in different rooms.
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