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SC Orders Release on Bail of Journalist Arrested in U.P follow us: wednesday, june 12, 2019 Delhi City Edition thehindu.com 22 pages ț ₹10.00 facebook.com/thehindu twitter.com/the_hindu M amata unveils bust of U .S. Secretary of State I njured Dhawan to Vidyasagar, urges unity Mike Pompeo to visit stay back, to be under to save Bengal culture Delhi this month-end observation p age 12 p age 13 p age 17 P rinted at . Chennai . Coimbatore . Bengaluru . Hyderabad . Madurai . Noida . Visakhapatnam . Thiruvananthapuram . Kochi . Vijayawada . Mangaluru . Tiruchirapalli . Kolkata . Hubballi . Mohali . Malappuram . Mumbai . Tirupati . lucknow . cuttack . patna NEARBY SC orders release on bail of Wreckage of missing AN-32 spotted in Arunachal: IAF journalist arrested in U.P. Team sent to Siang to verify the sighting Cannot watch a citizen deprived of liberty for social media posts, says court SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT City may get relief GUWAHATI/NEW DELHI from heat today Krishnadas Rajagopal desh government a “glaring The wreckage of the Indian NEW DELHI NEW DELHI case of deprivation of liber­ Air Force’s AN­32 transport The Capital continued to reel The Supreme Court on Tues­ ty”, in which a citizen had aircraft that went missing under heatwave conditions day ordered the immediate been sent to custody for 13­14 eight days ago with 13 per­ on Tuesday with the maximum temperature release of journalist Prash­ days. sonnel on board in Aruna­ settling at 45.5 degrees ant Kanojia on bail, saying it chal Pradesh was located on Celsius, up five notches. had no intention to sit back ‘Not endorsing tweets’ Tuesday. However, relief might be in and watch a citizen deprived When the ASG said Mr. Ka­ “The wreckage was spot­ store with the Met of his personal liberty for his nojia’s release would be con­ ted today 16 km north of Li­ The AN­32 that crashed in department forecasting a social media posts. strued by the public as an en­ po, northeast of Tato, at an Arunachal Pradesh. cloudy sky with chances of Mr. Kanojia’s family dorsement of his social approximate elevation of light rain on Wednesday. claims he was picked up media posts, Justice Baner­ 12,000 feet by the IAF Mi­17 which contact with the CITY Ī PAGE 3 from his home on June 8 by jee shot back, “Why should helicopter undertaking AN­32 was lost 35 minutes af­ DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD plainclothesmen and taken it? It will be treated as an en­ search in the expanded ter it took off from Jorhat in to an undisclosed location dorsement of his right to search zone,” the IAF said in Assam in the afternoon of for allegedly sharing a video personal liberty.” “We are a statement. June 3. on social media of a woman not appreciative of the man­ Tato is the headquarters Siang Deputy Commis­ claiming she has sent a mar­ ner of his tweets, but we are of Shi­Yomi district, border­ sioner Rajiv Takuk also said riage proposal to Uttar Pra­ these sort of tweets should Justice Indira Banerjee ad­ bothered about his arrest ing China. on the ground for the mis­ locals claimed to have spot­ desh Chief Minister Yogi not be made... But to arrest dressed Additional Solicitor­ and incarceration,” she said. sing aircraft with local hun­ ted the wreckage on the left Adityanath. him? Liberty guaranteed un­ General (ASG) Vikramjit Ba­ Different site? ters and villagers, reported bank of the river Siyom near “Arrest? Arrest? A citizen’s der fundamental rights is sa­ nerjee, appearing for the Ut­ F REE SPEECH CANNOT BE CHOKED However, Shi­Yomi Deputy the sighting of the wreckage Gatte. “A team has been sent right to liberty has been in­ crosanct. Whatever it is, he tar Pradesh government. BY ARREST, SAYS SC Ī PAGE 12 Commissioner Mito Dirchi near Gatte village in Siang to verify,” he added. fringed. We have gone [Mr. Kanojia] has to be re­ The court called the ac­ THIN-SKINNED MASTERS said local officials, engaged district, adjoining Shi­Yomi. OPPORTUNITIES Ī PAGE 2 through the records... Yes, leased on bail immediately,” tion taken by the Uttar Pra­ Ī EDITORIAL in coordinating the search Gatte is in Payum circle over CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 12 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Two ISJK Stronger together GDP growth overestimated during Life term to militants killed man for in Shopian 2011-17: Arvind Subramanian hijack threat Peerzada Ashiq Actual growth only 4.5%, says ex-Chief Economic Adviser Special Correspondent Srinagar New Delhi Two Islamic State­J&K (ISJK) TCA Sharad Raghavan Mr. Subramanian, whose In a first, a special NIA militants were killed in a NEW DELHI term as CEA from October court in Ahmedabad sen­ pre­dawn operation in Former Chief Economic Ad­ 2014 to June 2018 coincided tenced Birju Salla, a busi­ south Kashmir’s Shopian viser (CEA) Arvind Subrama­ in part with this period of nessman, to life imprison­ on Tuesday. A police spo­ nian has said India’s GDP “overestimation”, has ment and imposed a fine of kesman said the militants, growth in the period 2011­12 stressed that his paper deals ₹5 crore for placing a Sayar Ahmad Bhat from to 2016­17 is likely to have with the technical origins of ‘hoax’ hijack note on a Jet Kulgam’s Yaripora and Sha­ been over­estimated, and the overestimation and not Airways plane in October kir Ahmad Wagay from Sho­ the tag of the fastest­growing the political aspects. 2017. pian’s Awneera, were sur­ major economy may not Responding to Mr. Subra­ Of the fine deposited by rounded at Awneera in an hold. manian's paper, the Ministry Salla, the pilots on the air­ early morning operation. In a research paper, ‘In­ Arvind Subramanian of Statistics and Programme craft would get a compen­ “During the search oper­ dia’s GDP Mis­estimation: Li­ Implementation late on sation of ₹1 lakh each, each ation, the hiding militants kelihood, Magnitudes, Me­ official data. Tuesday reiterated its stance air hostess ₹50,000 and fired on the search party. In chanisms, and “Official estimates place that the methodology adopt­ each passenger ₹25,000 the ensuing encounter, the Implications’, published by annual average GDP growth ed was in line with interna­ for the “misery undergone two militants were killed Harvard University, Mr. Sub­ between 2011­12 and 2016­17 tional standards as set by the by them,” the court of spe­ A ceremony was held at Chennai port on Tuesday to seal affiliation ties between the and the bodies were re­ ramanian has argued that at 7%. We estimate that ac­ United Nations and was as cial NIA judge K.M. Dave Coast Guard and the 3rd (Naga Hills) battalion of Assam Rifles on ICGS Shaurya, left. trieved,” said the police. GDP growth during that pe­ tual growth may have been such robust. said. A battalion of the Assam Rifles will train on the ship. * R. RAGU riod was actually 4.5% rath­ about 4.5%, with a 95% con­ PAGE 12 PAGE 13 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CONTINUED ON Ī er than the 7% presented by fidence interval of 3.5­5.5%.” CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 12 D ETAILS ON Ī Four pilgrims from T.N. die in train near Jhansi Senior citizens were on religious tour Special Correspondent condition. CHENNAI He was rushed to the Four senior citizens from nearby Jhansi District Civil Tamil Nadu, travelling on a Hospital, where he died la­ train from Agra to Coimba­ ter. tore, died on Monday near the Jhansi railway station in Case filed Uttar Pradesh. The de­ The authorities passed on ceased were part of a group information to Government undertaking a religious tour Railway Police, who filed a of north India. case and completed the post The deceased were iden­ mortem examination at the tified as Pachaiappan, 80, Jhansi Civil Hospital. Balakrishnan, 67, Dhana­ The bodies were handed lakshmi, 74, and Subba­ over to the group members rayan, 87. and sent to Coimbatore in a Three of them are from separate coach on Tuesday. Coimbatore and one from Jhansi Divisional Railway Coonoor. Manager Neeraj Ambisht vi­ A fifth member from the sited the station and in­ group, Kaladevi, 58, passed structed the officials to pro­ away before the group vide all necessary help to boarded the Kerala Express the victims. bound for Thiruvananthap­ According to the Jhansi uram at Agra. Division Public Relations Of­ ficer, the train left New Delhi Heat wave conditions at 11.25 a.m. on Monday and According to co­passengers, reached Agra Cantonment the four elderly victims at 2.05 p.m. were unable to bear the in­ However, on hearing that tense heat wave conditions the passengers were having prevailing in north India. health problems, the train, According to officials of which had a travel time of Jhansi Division of the North 210 minutes and should Central Railway, an emer­ have reached Jhansi at 5.40 gency call was made to the p.m., reached almost an Jhansi Junction that four hour ahead. Regarding the persons had “fainted” in the cause of death, the PRO said S8 and S9 coaches. Imme­ the post mortem report is diately, a railway medical yet to be released. specialist was kept in readi­ One of the tour organis­ ness. ers, who did not want to be When the train reached named, said that every year the station, the doctor exa­ a large group from Coimba­ mined the four persons, and tore visited various places in found Pachaiappan, Balak­ north India in May. This rishnan and Dhanalakshmi year, the group of more than had already died while Sub­ 100 persons had gone on a barayan was in a serious trip to Agra and Varanasi.
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