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Nippon India Asset Allocator FoF (An open ended fund of funds scheme investing in equity oriented schemes, debt oriented schemes and gold ETF of Nippon India Mutual Fund) Nippon India Asset Allocator FoF is suitable for investors who are seeking*: • Long term capital growth • An open ended fund of funds scheme investing in equity oriented schemes, debt oriented schemes and Gold ETF of Nippon India Mutual Fund Investors understand that their principal *Investors should consult their financial advisors if in doubt about whether the product is suitable for them. will be at High risk Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully. eye THE SUNDAY EXPRESSMAGAZINE CHANGE BEGINS AT KOLKATA,LATECITY THE DOOR JANUARY31,2021 As home spaces turn 14PAGES,`5.00 multifunctional, alook at the (EX-KOLKATA`7,`12INNORTHEASTSTATES&ANDAMAN) evolution of the drawing room DAILY FROM: AHMEDABAD, CHANDIGARH, DELHI,JAIPUR, KOLKATA, LUCKNOW, MUMBAI, NAGPUR, PUNE, VADODARA WWW.INDIANEXPRESS.COM PAGES 10, 11, 12 BUDGETPMatTO BEall-pTABLEDarTOMORROWtymeet:Offertopausefarmlaws stillontable,AgriMinisterjustphonecallaway Catch Red Fort culprits, if innocent framed, stir will grow: Azad An investigation team at the blastsitenear the Israeli This assurance came afteral- lawwill take itsown course.” EmbassyinNew Delhi on Saturday. Praveen Khanna MANOJCG&LIZMATHEW mostthe entireOpposition, Condemning the RedFortin- NEWDELHI,JANUARY30 whichhad boycottedthe cident, Azad said the culprits President’s address yesterday, should be punished but “it DAYAFTER BLAST NEAR EMBASSY WITH THE Budget session of raisedthe farm protests issue. seems that the Government in- Parliament getting under way, Many,including theCongress, stead of catching the real cul- Bomb used military PrimeMinister NarendraModi demandedthe repeal of the laws prits, is trying to implicatethe Saturdaychaired an all-party and adiscussion in Parliament. farmer leaders.” meeting wherehesaid the Leader of Opposition in Rajya “I don’t think that anysensi- BKU leader Rakesh Tikait’s Government’soffer to keep the Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad ble farmer leader wasparty to emotional appeal went viral grade explosive; implementation of the three flaggedFIRs being filedagainst that incident at the RedFort,”he on social media. ANI file farm laws on hold for18months farm union leaders in connec- reportedlysaid. “Therewere is still on the table. And that tion with the Republic Dayvio- some lumpen elementswho Israel envoy says AgricultureMinisterNarendra lence in Delhi.Leaders likeCPM’s had done it and those lumpen el- Tikaitvideo President RamNathKovind, Prime MinisterNarendraModi, Singh Tomar is justaphone call Elamaram Kareem, too, raised ementsshould be caught and Defence MinisterRajnath Singh at Rajghat on Saturday. PTI away fortaking forwardtalks the FIR issue. To whichthe Prime punishedseverely. All of us, who effect: Govt probing with India with protesting farmer unions. Ministerreportedlysaid:“The CONTINUEDONPAGE2 snaps internet 5identified DEEPTIMANTIWARY& P5 at all three SHUBHAJITROY at Red Fort protestsites NEWDELHI,JANUARY30 ADAY afteralow intensity ex- have criminal plosiontook place near the SUKRITABARUAH& Israeli embassyinNew Delhi, THEEXPRESS records in DEEPTIMANTIWARY Israel’s ambassador RonMalka NEWDELHI,JANUARY30 said Indian and Israeli agencies INTERVIEW were working together “tofind Punjab: probe RON MALKA SHORTLYAFTER avideoofa out what happened, who is ISRAEL’S AMBASSADOR weeping Rakesh Tikait went vi- standing behind this”. The ralonsocial media galvanising SundayExpress haslearned that MAHENDERSINGH morefarmers from Haryana investigators have found clues ED MANRAL and western UP to join the whichpoint to asophisticated NEWDELHI,JANUARY30 protests,the MinistryofHome attempt at launchingacoordi- 29years& Affairs Saturdayextendedthe nated international attackwith PLAIN E ● roadahead INITIALINVESTIGATION by the suspension of the internetin the aim of sending amessage. EX Delhi Police intothe vandalism the capital’s border areas to in- Sources in the security estab- at RedFortbyasection of farm clude all protestsites:Singhu, lishmentsaid preliminaryforen- THE INCIDENT comesata protesters who veered offthe Ghazipur,Tikriand their adjoin- sic examination of the siteand time when India and Israel designated routeonRepublic ing localities. the bomb have revealed thatthe aremarking 29 years of Dayhas indicated that at least The ban, ostensiblyto"main- explosive usedwas PETN. Amil- formal ties,and arelook- five of thoseidentifiedhavecrim- Protesting farmers and their supporters at the Ghazipur border on Saturday. Amit Mehra MOREREPORTS,PAGE5 tain public safetyand avertemer- itarygrade explosive,PETN is not ing to strengthenties fur- inal records in Punjaband were gency," will be until 11 pm on easilyavailable and has been ther.While the2012attack pickedupbystate police earlier, January 31.OnJanuary26, inter- usedinthe pastbygroups such on an Israeli diplomat in sources told TheSundayExpress. netservices herehad been sus- as Al Qaeda formaking bombs. New Delhi hadpointedto Raids areontoarrestthem, EXPRESS NETWORK pendedfrom12noontomidnight. Investigators have also found an Iranian hand, this probe sources said. Roadsblocked but Ghazipur numbers Telecom service providers remains of a“Hi-Watt” 9volt toowill look at everypos- An estimated 1,000 people, FACING INTERNET arebound by their licenceagree- battery“fortransistorradios” sibility.India’s ties with on 30-40 tractors and around 150 swell, many show up with rations,water mentstocomplywithsuchgov- from the blastsite. Suchbatter- Iran arealso strategic given motorcycles andcars, had CURBS,KHAPS ernment orders. ies, sources said, have been used thatChabahar grants it ac- forciblyentered RedFortprem- TURN TO TEMPLE on tractors and trucks loaded when she sawTikait weeping on The January26ban had been earlier in bombs assembledby cesstoAfghanistanand ises,wheretheychased and as- LOUDSPEAKERS IN JIGNASASINHA with rations and waterbottles. TV.Policecan't arrest him,he extendeduntil January27. the Indian Mujahideen and even Central Asia. saulted policemen, looted their HARYANA NEWDELHI,JANUARY30 Subodh Kumar,afarmer didn't do anything wrong. Ihave Following this, the internet CONTINUEDONPAGE2 anti-riotgear, held some hostage from Khanjarpurwho came to some vegetables and rice with speedhad been significantlyre- inside apublic toiletand van- AFTER DECADES, ADAY aftertheyattendedthe theDelhi-UP border with three me… Iwill cook or donate it at ducedintheseareas. But after dalisedthe ticket counter,ac- Muzaffarnagar mahapanchayat friends, bought tarps and wires the langar.Wewill also help the Ghazipur tension and the cording to an FIR basedonacom- TIKAITSOFWESTU.P. to rallybehind BKU leader alongthe wayand setupatent farmers withthe seva by clean- fact that farmers’ rankshaveonly POCSO verdict: SC plaint by SHO (Kotwali) Rituraj. TAKE CENTRESTAGE Rakesh Tikait, hundredsoffarm- near the flyoveratthe border. ing roads,” he said. swelledafter Tikait’s outburst, Sources said that afterscan- IN CAPITAL AGAIN ers from villages in Uttar Pradesh “Weare heretostay. My wife With the numbers swelling the nethas been suspended ning footagefromseveral CCTV PAGE 5 and Haryana showedupatthe and children aretaking careof at the border,BKU and Rashtriya again, sources said. collegium set to CONTINUEDONPAGE2 Ghazipur protestsiteSaturday — the farm now. She also wept CONTINUEDONPAGE2 CONTINUEDONPAGE2 withhold promotion Chirag invited for NDA TURF WAR ESCALATES IN BENGAL of Bombay HC judge SUNDAY Day after quitting TMC,ex-minister STORY meet, skips citing ‘health’ Justice Ganediwala faces extended PAGE 6 after JD(U) protests flies to Delhiwith rebels to join BJP probation forher take on sexual assault weighing itsoptions to either EXPRESSNEWSSERVICE APURVAVISHWANATH& send the judgebacktothe district LIZMATHEW& KOLKATA,NEWDELHI, ANANTHAKRISHNANG judiciaryfromwhereshe wasel- HARIKISHANSHARMA JANUARY30 NEWDELHI,JANUARY30 evated in February2019orex- NEWDELHI,JANUARY30 tend her probationbyacoupleof ‘Unwell, in INTENSIFYINGTHE turf warbe- THE SUPREME CourtCollegium years— and addedthat it is more PUTTINGTHE ruling BJPinaspot, self-isolation’ tween the ruling TMC and the is settowithdraw itsrecommen- likelytotakethe
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