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Ie-Pune-15-11-2020.Pdf eye THESUNDAY EXPRESSMAGAZINE PUNE,LATECITY PRESSTOPLAY NOVEMBER15,2020 Dramatic technological innovations ensured that 16 PAGES,`5.00 over-the-top platforms would be the future of entertainment DAILY FROM: AHMEDABAD, CHANDIGARH,DELHI, JAIPUR,KOLKATA, LUCKNOW, MUMBAI, NAGPUR, PUNE, VADODARA WWW.INDIANEXPRESS.COM PAGES 13, 14, 15 PM’S DIWALI WITH SOLDIERS IN LONGEWALA, JAISALMER Bihar,bypoll wins Indiawillgivefiercereplyiftested… will give BJP an ` 82 per kilo ` 110 per kilo standuptoexpansionism,saysPM edge in Bengal, ` 135 per kilo Expansionism18th centurythinking, Assam: Himanta ` 66 per Dozen says Modiinveiledreference to China; says soldiers secureIndia, give it voice LIZMATHEW HAPPY DIWALI NEWDELHI,NOVEMBER14 ARED initiativeappears EXPRESS NETWORK in today’s edition of EXPRESSNEWSSERVICE THE BJP win in Bihar and the by- The Indian Express.This NEWDELHI,NOVEMBER14 polls in manystatesshould be INDIASUMMONS seen as areiteration ofPrime page is an initiativeofthe PAKISTANENVOY marketing solutions team CONVEYING THEnation’s Diwali Minister Narendra Modi's per- of The Indian Express greetingstosoldiers standingvigil OVERCEASEFIRE formance in the 2019 Lok Sabha Group and contains at itsborders, Prime Minister VIOLATIONS elections, Assam’s Health, content paid forby NarendraModi Saturdaysaid that PAGE 7 Educationand Finance Minister advertisers. This page India will give a “fierce reply” if it Himanta BiswaSarma said. should be read as an is tested by itsenemies. And, in a “It’s morevocalnow,people's advertisement. veiledreference to China, he said The country, he added, has support forModi is stronger... India has become astrong global the capabilityand political will and it willcreatepositive psy- voice againstexpansionism. to give abefittingresponseto chologicaleffect on Bengaland As partofhis annual tradition those who challengeit. Assam elections,” he said at an of joining soldiers at forward Without naming China, Modi IdeaExchangeprogrammewith HimantaBiswa Sarma at Idea posts each Diwali, Modi visited said that the “thewholeworldis TheIndian Express on Saturday. ExchangeonSaturday. Express the iconic Longewala Post in troubledbyexpansionistforces In Assam, the Muslims who Rajasthan and later the Jaisalmer today”. “Expansionism is, in a migrated from Bangladesh in Air ForceBase. way, amental disorder and re- different times, do notvotefor cultures.The so-calledmigrant Addressing troops in flects18thcentury thinKing. BJP,and so the party is notboth- Bangladeshi Muslims have cre- Longewala – whereIndiahad Indiaisalso becomingastrong ered about what is happening to ated anew dialect —theycall it thwartedalargerPakistani force voice againstthis thinking.” them, Sarma said. But the state Miyaculture, Miyapoetry, Miya in 1971 —and later in Jaisalmer, He took aswipe at Pakistan will continue itsdevelopment school etc. It's no longer afight SUNDAY Modi outlinedwhat he called and said that Indian soldiers work,hesaid. between Hindu and Muslims. India’s “clear” strategy: “Today's have struck"sponsors of terror- According to Sarma, the next One cultureispropagated by STORY India believesinthe policy of un- ism" intheir home, invoking the election in Assam will be afight these people.But we have to pro- derstanding and making others surgicaland air strikes on terror- between twocultures and will tect the compositeculture of PAGE 10 understand, but if we aretested, istcamps in Pakistan. PrimeMinisterNarendraModi duringhis visittoLongewalapostinJaisalmer on Saturday. PTI be on the development work Assam.Soit'sabattlefor culture.. COVID’S thereplyisequallyfierce”. CONTINUEDONPAGE2 done by theBJP government. “In it's no longer religious, because XFACTOR Assam, it's afightbetween two CONTINUEDONPAGE2 Howdoctors, scientists are trying to unravel No train via Punjab, Army took road,stockedwinter supplies Covid-19 after-effects Maharashtra:Places on mental health Military sources said winter enacted by the Centre, had MANAMANSINGHCHHINA stocking of supplies forperson- prompted Punjab Chief Minister &ANJUAGNIHOTRI nel of the Armyand Central Amarinder Singh to warn that it of worship to reopen THE WORLD CHABA ArmedPolice Forces deployedin would notonlyhit the state’s CHANDIGARH,JALANDHAR, Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh farmersand industryand peo- NOVEMBER14 wascompletedbythe end of pleofneighbouringstates, but tomorrow, Uddhav October.Any further replenish- also the supplyofessentials to WITH FARMER protests roiling ment will be flown in once the soldiers bracingfor the winter in Punjab andthe Railways sus- passes close in J&K and Himachal Ladakh and the Valley. says follow rules pending services of goods and Pradesh, the sources said. Asenior Armyofficer saidad- passengertrains, the Armyhit The suspension of train serv- equatereserves arealready in the road to ensurestockingofes- ices following the farmer place and the rail blockade will EXPRESSNEWSSERVICE ED TRUMPSUPPORTERS sential supplies fortroops on the At acheckpointalong ahighway leading to Ladakh. Reuters file protests,whichgainedmomen- notpose aserious threat. MUMBAI,NOVEMBER14 Apolitical HEADTOSTREETS northern frontiers. tum afternew farm laws were CONTINUEDONPAGE2 PLAIN E ● tussle PAGE 12 PLACES OF worship in EX Maharashtra, whichhavebeen shut since April,willreopenon THE REOPENINGof Monday, with Chief Minister placesofworshiphas UddhavThackeray on Saturday been apoint of political Israeli operatives At 15th East Asia Summit, Jaishankar brings asking people to "strictly follow contention. While the rules" and ensurediscipline. Centrehad in itsJune 8 The reopening of places of un-lockdown plan said ‘secretly’ kill Al-Qaeda’s up territorial integrity&sovereignty again worship has been apoint of con- religious places across tention, with the Oppositionas the countrycould reopen, No. 2inIran wanted Lastmonth, he had spoken He also underlinedthe needfor well as the Maharashtra the Thackeray-led SHUBHAJITROY about respecting territorial in- greater international coopera- Governor targeting the Maharashtragovernment NEWDELHI,NOVEMBER14 tegrity and sovereignty afterthe External tion in the post-Covid worldto MaharashtraVikasAghadi gov- had, in view of the surg- for US Embassyattacks Indo-US 2+2 meeting in New Affairs tackle the challenges cutting ernment forkeeping places of ing Covid cases, said they IN Aclear signal to China, Delhi. Minister across national boundaries such worshipshut, despiteCentral would remain shut.The External Affairs MinisterS On the SouthChinaSea issue, SJaishankar as terrorism, climate changeand guidelines of June 8allowing government decision had Iran denies; Al-Masri shotwith daughter Jaishankar on Saturdayempha- Jaishankar expressed"concern pandemic among other issues. them to be reopened. ledtoprotestsbythe BJP. who waswidowofOsama’s son sised theimportance of adher- about actions and incidentsthat Jaishankar made these re- The stategovernment has ing to international law, “re- erodetrust in theregion” – in a Conduct negotiations shouldnot marksas he represented India at over the pastfew monthsbeen spectingterritorial integrityand clear reference to Beijing’sag- be prejudicial to legitimateinter- the 15th East AsiaSummit on firm on notreopening places of tivalseason, could turn into ADAMGOLDMAN, sovereignty”, and promoting a gressive actions. ests of thirdparties and should Saturday,whichprovidesa worship, fearing that large gath- Covid super-spreaders. ERICSCHMITT, rules-based global order. He stated thatthe Code of be fullyconsistent with UNCLOS. CONTINUEDONPAGE2 erings, especiallyduring the fes- CONTINUEDONPAGE2 FARNAZFASSIHI &RONENBERGMAN WASHINGTON,NOVEMBER14 My ISOLATION Covid effect: With fewer publications bringing out AL-QAEDA’S second-highest leader,accused of being oneof Aweeklywindowintolives the masterminds of the deadly ofIndia’snewsmakersand Diwali anK thisyear, Marathireadersleft wanting more 1998 attackson US embassies in The FBI posterfor Abu impactofthepandemiconit Africa, waskilled in Iran three Muhammad al-Masri. FBI festival season, have seen adrop copies available in the market health, women’s issues, carica- months ago, intelligence officials PAGE 11 MAYURAJANWALKAR in numbers amid the pandemic, this year have sold out in India tures, humour,children’s spe- have confirmed. MUMBAI,NOVEMBER14 with reducedadvertisements and abroad, even before Diwali. cials and also satireand politics. Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah, Osama bin Laden’sson Hamza and apprehensions over drop in The tradition, about acen- But in ayear when little is like who went by thenom de guerre bin Laden. THIS DIWALI, celebrated amid a salesleading to fewercopies be- turyold, of reading Diwali anks it usedtobe, publishers, who AbuMuhammad al-Masri, was The attackwas carriedout by pandemic and restrictions on ing publishedthis year.About has been dear to manyMarathi usuallybegin work on theDiwali gunneddownonthe streetsof Israeli operativesatthe behestof movement, another tradition— 100magazines have backedout households. It evolvedduring special editions around April- Tehran by twoassassins on a the United States,accordingto and acherishedhabit —may from publishing this year and simpler times when adultsand May, and distributors were faced motorcycle on August7,the an- officials. It is unclear what role if ‘In lockdown, Itook up have to take abackseat. manyothers have reducedthe children spent their Diwali vaca- with manychallenges amid the niversaryofthe embassy attacks. anywas playedbythe United Iyengar Yo ga...’ Diwali ank,the 800-odd number of theirpages. About 100magazines
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