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MCS/204/2020-22RNINO.MAHENG2002/21899 eye THESUNDAY EXPRESSMAGAZINE CHANGE BEGINS AT MUMBAI,LATECITY THE DOOR JANUARY31,2021 As home spaces turn 14PAGES,`5.00 multifunctional, alook at the evolution of the drawing room DAILY FROM: AHMEDABAD, CHANDIGARH, DELHI,JAIPUR,KOLKATA, LUCKNOW, MUMBAI,NAGPUR,PUNE, VADODARA WWW.INDIANEXPRESS.COM PAGES 11, 12, 13 PMBUDGETatTO BEall-pTABLEDarTOMtyORROWmeet:Offertopausefarmlaws stillontable,AgriMinisterjustphonecallaway CatchRed Fort culprits,ifinnocent 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 the Congress, stead of catching the real cul- Bomb used military PrimeMinister NarendraModi demandedthe repeal of the laws prits,istrying to implicate the 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 DEEPTIMANTIWARY& P5 at all three SHUBHAJITROY protestsites NEWDELHI,JANUARY30 ADAY afteralow intensity ex- plosiontook place near the ` 60 per kilo SUKRITABARUAH& IsraeliembassyinNew Delhi, THEEXPRESS DEEPTIMANTIWARY Israel’s ambassador RonMalka NEWDELHI,JANUARY30 said Indian and Israeli agencies INTERVIEW were working together “tofind ` 88 per kilo RON MALKA SHORTLYAFTER avideoofa out what happened, who is ISRAEL’S AMBASSADOR weeping Rakesh Tikait went vi- standing behind this”. The ` 106 per kilo ralonsocial media galvanising SundayExpress haslearned that morefarmers from Haryana investigators have found clues ED ` 58 per Dozen and western UP to join the whichpoint to asophisticated protests,the MinistryofHome attempt at launchingacoordi- 29years& Affairs Saturdayextendedthe nated international attackwith PLAIN E ● roadahead Five identified suspension of the internetin the aim of sending amessage. EX the capital’s border areas to in- Sources in the security estab- at Red Fort have clude all protestsites:Singhu, lishmentsaid preliminaryforen- THE INCIDENT comesata Ghazipur,Tikriand their adjoin- sic examination of the siteand time when India and Israel criminal records ing localities. the bombhaverevealedthatthe aremarking 29 yearsof The ban, ostensiblyto"main- explosive usedwas PETN.Amil- formal ties, and arelook- in Punjab: probe Protesting farmers and their supporters at the Ghazipur border on Saturday. Amit Mehra tain public safetyand avertemer- itarygrade explosive,PETN is not ing to strengthenties fur- gency," will be until 11 pm on easilyavailable and has been ther.While the 2012 attack January 31.OnJanuary26, inter- usedinthe pastbygroups such on an Israeli diplomat in MAHENDERSINGH netservices herehad been sus- as Al Qaeda formaking bombs. NewDelhi had pointed to MANRAL EXPRESS NETWORK pendedfrom12noontomidnight. Investigators have also found an Iranian hand, this probe NEWDELHI,JANUARY30 Roadsblocked but Ghazipur numbers Telecom service providers remains of a“Hi-Watt” 9volt toowill lookatevery pos- arebound by their licence agree- battery“fortransistorradios” sibility. India’s ties with INITIALINVESTIGATION by the FACING INTERNET swell, many showupwithrations, water mentstocomplywith suchgov- from the blastsite. Suchbatter- Iran arealso strategic given Delhi Police intothe vandalism CURBS,KHAPS ernment orders. ies, sources said, have been used thatChabahar grants it ac- at RedFortbyasection of farm TURN TO TEMPLE on tractors and trucks loaded when she sawTikait weeping on The January26ban had been earlier in bombs assembledby cesstoAfghanistanand protesters who veered offthe LOUDSPEAKERS IN JIGNASASINHA with rations and waterbottles. TV.Policecan't arrest him,he extendeduntil January27. the Indian Mujahideen and even Central Asia. designated routeonRepublic HARYANA NEWDELHI,JANUARY30 Subodh Kumar,afarmer didn't do anything wrong. Ihave Following this, the internet CONTINUEDONPAGE2 Dayhas indicated that at least from Khanjarpurwho came to some vegetables and rice with speedhad been significantlyre- five of those identifiedhavecrim- AFTER DECADES, ADAY aftertheyattendedthe the Delhi-UP border with three me… Iwill cook or donate it at ducedintheseareas. But after inal records in Punjaband were Muzaffarnagar mahapanchayat friends, bought tarps and wires the langar.Wewill also help the Ghazipur tension and the pickedupbystate police earlier, TIKAITS OF WEST U.P. to rallybehind BKU leader along theway and setupatent farmers withthe seva by clean- fact that farmers’ rankshaveonly POCSO verdict: SC sourcestold TheSundayExpress. TAKE CENTRESTAGE Rakesh Tikait, hundredsoffarm- near the flyoveratthe border. ing roads,” he said. swelledafter Tikait’s outburst, Raids areontoarrestthem, IN CAPITAL AGAIN ers from villages in Uttar Pradesh “Weare heretostay. My wife With the numbers swelling the nethas been suspended sources said. 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 8 after JD(U) protests fliestoDelhi with 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 probationbyacouple of ‘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 latter option. itsBihar ally Janata Dal (United) BJP ahead of the assemblyelec- dation to appoint additional In the past, the Supreme objectedto itsmovetoinviteLok tions in West Bengal, former judgeofthe BombayHigh Court Court’s unique in-house mech- Janshakti Party(LJP) to Saturday's On January20, Parliamentary state ministerRajib Banerjee,
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    Sridhar Rangayan profile A Graduate in Engineering and Post-graduate in Design from IIT, Bombay, Sridhar Rangayan switched tracks from designing carpets to apprenticing with eminent Indian directors like Sai Paranjpye, Kalpana Lajmi and Dev Benegal. Setting off as an independant writer / director in 1999 he has scripted and directed television content covering various genres - comedy, romance, drama and thrillers. His latest serial was the first Indian serial to be shot on a luxury cruiseliner and in Singapore & Malaysia. His award winnng debut short film ‘The Pink Mirror’, produced by his own company Solaris Pictures, has screened at a record number of 56 international film festivals till date. It also garnered global attention for being the first film on Indian drag queens and is one of the very few independent films from India to acquire distribution in US and Europe. His first 35mm feature, a children film that combines breezy fun-filled adventure with social values, won the Bronze Remi Award at WorldFest, Houston and has been screened at international children film festivals. Apart from filmmaking, he is also actively involved with human rights issues and the disability sector. awards Jury Award for Best Film at ‘Fire Island Film Festival 2004, New York, USA (for film “Gulabi Aaina) Bronze Remi Award at WorldFest 2004, Houston (for children film “Yeh Hai Chakkad Bakkad Bumbe Bo’ – CFSI ) Best Film of the Festival award at ‘Question de Genre’ film festival 2003, Lille, France (for film “Gulabi Aaina) RAPA award for Best Comedy Episode,