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Opposition Loses the Battle for RS Deputy Chairman https://t.me/pdf4exams https://www.estore33.com/ https://t.me/TheHindu_Zone_official follow us: friday, august 10, 2018 Delhi City 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 SC alters Lodha’s Sensex Opposition loses the battle soars above BCCI proposals 38,000 to a for RS Deputy Chairman record high One State­one vote norm junked JD(U)’s Harivansh trounces Congress nominee Hariprasad by 125 to 101 votes Special Correspondent One held for vandalising Mumbai car in Moti Nagar Sobhana K Nair A total of 16 members The benchmark BSE Sen­ NEW DELHI New Delhi were absent, most from the sex continued its dizzying The Delhi Police on Thursday NDA candidate and JD(U) MP Opposition ranks, while the climb on Thursday, soaring arrested a kanwariya involved Harivansh was elected the treasury benches had full at­ to a new closing record of in vandalising a car in Moti Deputy Chairman of the Ra­ tendance. 38,024.37 on sustained Nagar on Tuesday. He was jya Sabha on Thursday, de­ Three Aam Aadmi Party stock purchases by over­ identified as Rahul alias Billa, feating Opposition candidate MPs remained absent since seas and domestic institu­ a resident of Gurpreet Nagar and Congress MP B.K. Hari­ Congress president Rahul tional investors. The index in Uttam Nagar. He was prasad. Gandhi failed to call Delhi previously involved in a theft added 136.81 points or The final tally of votes Chief Minister and AAP con­ case registered against him at 0.36%. the Uttam Nagar police showed 125 for Mr. Hari­ vener Arvind Kejriwal, a con­ The 30­company index station. vansh and 101 for Mr. Hari­ dition set by the AAP for sup­ breached the 38,000­mark prasad. Four Congress MPs porting Mr. Hariprasad. for the first time to notch DELHI METRO Ī PAGE 1 had polled their vote twice. Three Congress MPs — T. up one of its fastest 1,000 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD They sent in paper ballots al­ Subbarami Reddy, Viplove point rallies after closing Court takes police to so, thinking that their votes Thakur and Ranee Narah — above 37,000 just 9 ses­ task over language had not been electronically were absent. While the first sions earlier, on July 27. NEW DELHI recorded. The victor: Harivansh, who was elected Deputy Chairman two could not attend for Krishnadas Rajagopal Instead, the court res­ Banking majors ICICI NEW DELHI A Karkardooma court here This is the first significant of the Rajya Sabha on Thursday. * SANDEEP SAXENA health reasons, Ms. Narah tored full BCCI member­ Bank, Axis Bank and the has asked the Delhi Police to victory scored by the ruling switched over to the BJP. The Supreme Court has fi­ ships to three associations State Bank of India were at avoid using antiquated words NDA in the Rajya Sabha, there was a contest as per know of Mr. Patnaik’s deci­ Trinamool MPs K.D. Singh nalised the new Constitu­ in Gujarat and Maharashtra the forefront of the Sensex and phrases like laaparwahi, where the Opposition is in a procedures and the new sion as late as Tuesday after­ and Manas Ranjan Bhunia tion for the Board of Control each. They are the Maha­ charge, gaining 4.6%, 3.9% gaflat and tezraftaari in the majority, and could pave the members got training in how noon when the NCP called were absent. Two DMK MPs, for Cricket in India (BCCI), rashtra, Mumbai and Vi­ and 2.5% respectively, chargesheet they file in every way for an assertive BJP. to vote in the House.” The the Chief Minister to seek his including Kanimozhi, could rejecting the ‘one State­one darbha cricket associations while metals major Vedan­ road accident case. The With 73 MPs, the BJP is now comments summed up the support for its candidate not participate because of vote’ recommendation of in Maharashtra and the Ba­ ta and state­run NTPC and police can use synonyms for the largest party in the much awaited election, Vandana Chavan. the death of party leader M. the Justice R.M. Lodha Com­ roda and Saurashtra cricket Power Grid Corporation these words, it said. House. which started out as a thrill­ However, none of the oth­ Karunanidhi. mittee and altering the cool­ associations in Gujarat. were among the other er but ended as a one­sided er Opposition parties, in­ The Samajwadi Party had ing­off period for cricket “To utilise territoriality as leading gainers. DELHI METRO Ī PAGE 1 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD Modi pitches in match when the Biju Janata cluding the Congress, made three absentees — Jaya Bach­ bosses. a basis of exclusion is pro­ While the Sensex pack The ruling party’s serious­ Dal (with nine members) de­ a serious effort to woo the chan, Beni Prasad Verma Softening the rigour of blematic because it ignores saw 18 members gaining ness in getting the post was cided to throw its weight be­ BJD. West Bengal Chief Mi­ and C.P.S. Yadav. Two MPs of the recommendations, a history and the contribu­ ground, the overall market underscored by the fact that hind the NDA nominee. nister and Trinamool Con­ the recently estranged NDA three­judge Bench, led by tions made by such associa­ breadth still remained Union Minister Arun Jaitley, gress president Mamata Ba­ ally, Peoples Democratic Par­ Chief Justice of India Dipak tions to the development of mildly weak, with 1,331 recuperating from renal fai­ BJD springs a surprise nerjee, who was leading the ty, which had initially sig­ Misra, on Thursday dis­ cricket and its popularity,” stocks advancing against lure, attended the House for Odisha Chief Minister Na­ co­ordination effort, too, did nalled support for the Oppo­ agreed with Justice Lodha Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, 1,351 declines. the first time to register his veen Patnaik’s decision took not take the step. sition, also stayed away, that cricket could prosper who wrote the judgment, The broader 50­stock vote. his own MPs by surprise, On the other hand, Mr. taking the total number of only if the BCCI was repre­ reasoned. Nifty of the National Stock In his speech felicitating since the party has been Modi personally spoke to Mr. absentees in the House to 12. sented by every State and Exchange also settled the Mr. Harivansh, Prime Minis­ carefully walking the middle Patnaik, and this was fol­ Union Territory. The former CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 10 day at a new high of FRIDAY REVIEW Ī 12 PAGES ter Narendra Modi said, path between the ruling par­ lowed by calls from BJP pre­ CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 10 CJI had relegated cricket as­ ‘I AM DISAPPOINTED’ Ī PAGE 15 11,470.70, up 20.70 points. (TABLOID) “While the outcome of the ty and the Opposition bloc. sident Amit Shah and Home EDITOR WHO BACKED SOCIALLY sociations to the status of as­ SC TWEAKS COOLING-OFF DELHIMETRO Ī 6 PAGES election was known, yet The Opposition came to Minister Rajnath Singh. CONSCIOUS REPORTING Ī PAGE 10 sociate members. PERIOD RULE Ī PAGE 15 DIZZYING CLIMB Ī PAGE 13 22 killed as rain batters Kerala 27 resorts in Nilgiris Nod for three changes to triple talaq Bill SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT These three provisions to While the proposed law Army deployed in worst­affected areas for rescue and relief jumbo path to be shut NEW DELHI the Muslim Women Protec­ will remain “non­bailable” — The Union Cabinet on tion of Rights on Marriage the police cannot grant bail Special Correspondent SC sets 48­hour deadline for closure Thursday approved three Bill, which makes instant tri­ at the police station — the ac­ Thiruvananthapuram crucial amendments to the ple talaq illegal and imposes cused can approach a magis­ Large parts of Kerala woke Legal Correspondent presentation for the resort triple talaq Bill, including a a jail term of up to three trate for bail even before up to chaos and devastation NEW DELHI owners, the Bench said this provision for bail to an ac­ years, provide additional sa­ trial. on Thursday as a renewed The Supreme Court on would be deemed as an ac­ cused before the start of feguards from the Act being monsoon unleashed torren­ Thursday ordered the Tamil ceptance of the report filed trial. misused. CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 10 tial rain across the eastern Nadu government to shut by the Collector. “They are parts of the State, triggering down illegal resorts operat­ directed to be closed down flash floods and landslips and ing in the elephant corridor or sealed by the Collector. bringing normal life to a halt. Under water: The flooded Sundaram Colony in Palakkad town in the Nilgris district, saying We have requested counsel State Disaster Control Room on Thursday. * K. K. MUSTAFAH “elephants are our heritage.” for the State to do the need­ sources said 22 people had “We are destroying our her­ ful within 48 hours,” the died in rain­related incidents Kozhikode. Wayanad district was cut itage,” Justice Madan B. Lo­ Bench observed. The court since Wednesday, 17 of them Terming the flood situa­ off from the rest of the State kur, heading a three­judge granted 48 hours for the re­ falling victim to landslips in tion grim, Chief Minister Pin­ by a series of landslips .Most Bench of Justices Deepak maining 12 of the 39 resorts Idukki and Malapuram arayi Vijayan said the State rivers in the State are in spate Gupta and S.
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