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The outlawed Communist Party of India-Maoist has called for a two-day strike across the country from Wednesday to protest the gunning down of their senior politburo member Cherukuri Rajkumar alias Azad, top Maoist leader Kishenji said on Sunday.
Condemning the killing of Azad, at Adilabad in Andhra Pradesh by police on Friday, the leftwing party has decided to call a two-day 'Bharat Bandh', Koteshwar Rao alias Kishenji said from an undisclosed location.On the otherhand,The Gorkha Janamukti Morcha (GJM) today announced a series of bandhs in Darjeeling hills beginning towards this month end demanding announcement of date for a tripartite meeting on formation of Gorkhaland. "The GJM has called a 24-hour bandh on July 25, 48-hour from July 28 and thereafter a 44-day-long shutdown to press for announcement of a date for a tripartite meeting," its General Secretary, Roshan Giri told reporters in Darjeeling.The bandhs were also aimed at strengthening the organisation, he said.

Choppers at more places in Naxal hit areas

With naxal attacks against security forces showing no let up, the government is planning to position helicopters at a few additional places for quick response to reinforcement and rescue needs.

To enable deployment of additional helicopters, officials of the central security forces and the Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand governments are scouting for safe helipad locations as close as possible to the battalion or company headquarters.

Helicopters of the Border Security Force (BSF) are presently stationed at Ranchi and Raipur, the state capitals of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh.

The existing BSF fleet of three to four Dhruv Advance Light Helicopters and two Mi-17 helicopters are deployed in supporting anti-naxal operations and the Home Ministry is planning to add some more helicopters to it. The new helipad sites surveyed in Chhattisgarh are Narayanpur and Kanker where the Army run Counter insurgency and Jungle Warfare school is located and one site at Gumla in Jharkhand.

These steps have been fast-tracked in the aftermath of the April six Dantewada naxal attack which killed 75 CRPF personnel and a Chhattisgarh policeman.

According to sources, helicopter support in naxal areas has helped save the lives of paramilitary and police personnel who were injured in naxal ambushes. A senior officer disclosed that two bleeding CRPF men among those ambushed in Dantewada were saved because of the timely airlift to a hospital by a BSF helicopter. "The helicopter is the best friend of troops in operation," the officer added.

While an Mi-17 can accommodate about 25-27 personnel, a Dhruv can carry ten to twelve men. The number of stretchered casualties that can be carried are far less.

According to sources, the new helipads will be "located close to the base of paramilitary or specialised combat forces so that the security and safety of these air assets can be ensured by these troops," a senior officer said.

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The CPI (Maoist) on Sunday vowed to avenge the death of its top leader Cherukuri Rajkumar alias Azad in an encounter with police in Adilabad district of Andhra Pradesh.

"Azad was murdered brutally by Intelligence Bureau of the Central Government and Special Intelligence Bureau (SIB) of Andhra Pradesh with complete knowledge of Union home minister P Chidambaram," a statement issued by the CPI (Maoist) said.

Hailing Azad, it said he has become the "mind and soul of Indian revolution through his consistent and efficient work" and vowed to avenge his death.

Azad, a senior member of CPI (Maoist) Central Committee as well as its spokesman, was killed along with another suspected Naxalite on July 2.

Azad, who carried a reward of Rs 12 lakh on his head, was allegedly involved in attempts on the lives of two former Andhra chief ministers N Chandrababu Naidu and N Janardhan Reddy.

Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said on Sunday there was no question of rolling back a recent fuel price hike.


"No question of fuel price hike rollback," Mukherjee told reporters on the sidelines of a conference.


India had freed up state-subsidised petrol prices and raised prices of other fuels in late June, as pressure to trim a budget deficit outweighed concerns about the political impact.


However, the deregulation resulted in protests from opposition parties, and the main opposition Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party has called a nation-wide strike on July 5.




NDA, Left gear up for bandh tomorrow!Fans celebrate MS Dhoni-Sakshi Singh Rawat wedding!

Frequent travellers to India are in for quite a shock the next time they fly in to New Delhi's international airport with its new state-of-the-art terminal.

For years, arrivals at Delhi's main airport were greeted by the grim sight of dingy walls, dim lighting, congested counters and the smell of overflowing toilets when they went near a washroom.

But now, with the new Terminal 3, a futuristic 2.7-billion-dollar facility in glass-and-steel, the capital finally has a showcase airport that chimes with India's global aspirations.

The sky-lit terminal, one of the world's largest, "signals the arrival of a new India, committed to joining the ranks of modern industrialised nations," Premier Manmohan Singh said at the inauguration ceremony on Saturday.

Sprawling over four square kilometres (1.5 square miles), the terminal was completed by an Indian-led consortium in just 37 months -- a huge achievement in a country where major infrastructure projects regularly run years over schedule.


The operations of international airlines will start from this terminal from 16th of this month. This modern air terminal has the capacity to cater to 34 million passengers annually.
Speaking on the occasion, Singh called for bridging infrastructure deficit for speedy economic growth of the country.
Hailing the role of agencies and the civil aviating ministry for speedy completion of the terminal, Singh said the Airport, ranked 21st best Airportin the World, will soon be among the first ten best airport across the globe.
He said India needs huge investment in the infrastructure sector. He said $120 billion investment is needed only in aviation sector.
The Prime Minister asserted that the successful completion of the project has proved that the public private partnership model for infrastructure is very successful.
Dr. Manmohand Singh said that there will be phenomenal rise in the Air Traffic by 20-twenty. It is expected to touch between 160 to 180 million passengers in the domestic sector annually and 50 milion in the International.
UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi, who was also present on the occasion, complemented the agencies and the Ministry responsible for completion of the project and reiterated UPA pledge to provide cheap and better infrastructure and transportation facilities.
Earlier, the Civil aviation Minister Parful Patel said that Metro Airports in Mumbai and Kolkata will be ready by next year and 25 other non metro Air Ports will also be completed soon. Delhi Chief Minister, several Union Ministers and Member of Parliaments were present on the occasion.

"India has never been recognised as able to build an infrastructure project on time, but we have demonstrated that we are capable of beating anyone else -- and on this massive scale," said Aviation Minister Praful Patel.

"This is a demonstration of what India is truly capable."

The terminal will handle international and domestic travellers and is due to receive its first flight on July 14.

Built to coincide with Delhi's hosting of the Commonwealth Games in October, the facility boasts over 90 automated walkways and 20,000 square metres of shopping space.

It is a big morale booster for infrastructure project planners, said Kapil Kaul, who heads the Indian and Middle East division of the Center for Asian Pacific Aviation, a consulting firm.

While Delhi's sleek metro, now in the second phase of expansion, has been one of India's biggest building success stories, many infrastructure projects get mired in corruption, missed deadlines and ballooning costs.

"It shows what India can do -- it's a time to celebrate," Kaul said on the sidelines of the inauguration ceremony.

"It's a game-changer -- this success can be achieved across all sectors," he said.

Constructed on nine levels, the terminal will be able to handle 34 million passengers a year -- a capacity urgently needed to cope with surging air traffic in the country of 1.2 billion people.

The government expects an annual 10 percent increase in domestic air passengers to 180 million by 2020, while it says international traffic could top 50 million in another decade.

Improving India's famously decrepit infrastructure -- crumbling roads, shabby airports, ramshackle railways and ports and erratic power supply -- is critical to accelerating growth, economists say.

The economy is expected to expand by at least 8.5 percent this year.

But infrastructure bottlenecks are seen as the main barrier to propelling growth to the double-digit levels the government says are a pre-requisite for dragging hundreds of millions of Indians out of poverty.

The airport terminal "highlights our country's resolve to bridge the infrastructure deficiencies in our country," Singh said.

It was built through a public-private partnership headed by south India-based GMR Group -- a financial model seen as the most viable for India to execute large infrastructure projects because it eases the burden on scarce government resources.

Terminal 3 "shows the world that, 'Yes, we can'," said GMR chairman G.M. Rao.


Delhiites could face some hardships in reaching their destinations tomorrow as the workers of opposition parties, including the Left and BJP, plan to block traffic in several parts of the city as part of their 'Bharat Bandh' against price rise.


The four Left parties -- CPI(M), CPI, RSP and Forward Bloc -- will organise a protest demonstration at the busy ITO Chowk, which connects east Delhi with the heart of the capital.


The Left parties will be joined by Samajwadi Party, Telugu Desam, JD(S), BJD, AIADMK and INLD in other parts of the country.


The Left parties will be organising protests at nine places in the capital while there will be three demonstrations in Ghaziabad and one in Noida. Out of the total 13 demonstrations by the Left, three will be organised by CPI(M) alone.


BJP will also organise protests across the city. In the main protest in Chandni Chowk, BJP president Nitin Gadkari and Rajnath Singh will take part.


Delhi BJP chief Vijender Gupta meanwhile appealed to managements to keep their schools closed tomorrow and requested parents not to send their children to schools.


"All shops will remain closed and only emergency services are exempt from the strike," Gupta said.


Trinamool will not support shutdown: Mamata Banerjee

Railway Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee Sunday criticised the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) led Left Front for calling a 12-hour shutdown Monday in protest against the fuel price hike.
'We don't support this bandh. The bandh will not reduce the suffering of the common people,' Banerjee said.
While addressing mediapersons at her Kalighat residence, she asked: 'What good has the CPI-M-led Left Front government done in the last 34 years except doing bandh politics?'
'A one day bandh means a great loss to business. If they are so concerned with the fuel price hike then why is the state government not slashing the taxes it has imposed on fuel and cooking gas?' she asked.
'During the bandh, the supply of commodities comes to a halt resulting in crisis of basic amenities and subsequently the prices of the essential commodities goes up unnecessarily,' Banerjee said.
She said while the Left parties and the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) jointly called a 12-hour nationwide strike July 5, the Maoists had also called a 48-hours shutdown July 7 and July 8. The Gorkha Janamukti Morcha (GJM) had threatened to call 40-days long strike from Aug 2 in the three hilly sub-divisions of Darjeeling if the sixth rounds of tripartite talks were not held before July 24.
She said: 'What is happening in Bengal? If all the parties continue with their bandh programme there will be a shutdown of 200 days in a year.'
The union railway minister also cautioned the Left Front government saying 'If they try to impose the bandh forcefully then the common man will not accept it'.
'Trinamool Congress is the lone party to raise its voice against price hire of petroleum products. We even discussed with the union petroleum minister on this issue and also made it clear that we are not supporting it. But that doesn't mean we will call a bandh or support it,' Banerjee said.
Banerjee also accused the CPI-M of using the joint forces as a shield to capture the villages in the tribal dominated areas of West Midnapore, Bankura and Purulia and vowed to complain against it to the home minister.
'The CPI-M is using the joint forces operation as a shield to capture villages in West Midnapore and Purulia. West Bengal government is misleading the joint forces. CPI-M cadres are inflicting havoc on the common people in the Jangal Mahal area. The CPI-M is building its own camps in those villages. I will tell this to the union home minister,' Banerjee said.
'I have spoken with the Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee,' said the railway minister.
The joint forces compromising of both Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and the state police launched the anti-Maoist operations in June 2009, in parts of three West Bengal's districts - West Midnapore, Bankura and Purulia.

Dalit man raped minor daughter for three yrs; arrested

Bulandshahr, Jul 4 (PTI) A Dalit man was today arrested for allegedly raping her 13-year-old daughter several times during the last three years in Chattari area in the district, police said. The victim was living alone with her father, Dharamveer, in Runi village after her mother died four years ago, according to SO Chattari DK Sharma.
The girl was allegedly raped several times by her father, in his 50s, during the past three years, he said. When relatives came to know about the sexual assault on the minor girl, they took her with them.
But the accused brought her back after some time, he said. With the help of relatives, traumatised girl filed a complaint with the police, leading to the arrest.
The medical report of the girl was awaited, police said. PTI

RANCHI: Cricket fans here burst crackers and distributed sweets to celebrate Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's wedding with childhood friend Sakshi Singh Rawat today.


The fans came out in streets and distributed sweets among themselves as soon as the news came that their idol will enter into wed-lock tonight.


One fan was relieved that Dhoni decided to marry a "girl-next-door".


"We are relieved today; he is marrying to a girl who is just like a girl next door ... three cheers for Dhoni and his life partner," said Anuj Kumar, a Dhoni fan.


Former players wished that the wedding would bring good omens in Dhoni's cricketing career.


"I am sure his marriage will spark him to do better at the 2011 World Cup as every step of Dhoni speaks of conviction and determination. I hope India wins the World Cup for the second time under Dhoni," ex-Ranji cricketer and former Bihar Cricket Association vice-president Daval Sahai said.


Sahai, whom Dhoni makes it a point to at least talk over phone whenever he is in Ranchi, said his performance would double as marriage brings "renewed vigour".


"Being a single is always dangerous, but Dhoni is relieved now from page-3-type gossip," said Om Ranjan Malviya, who once was a practice partner of the swashbuckling skipper.


An elated Adil Hussain, under whom Dhoni played for Central Coalfields Limited, said the Indian captain has always taken crucial decisions not only judiciously but also timely.


"He knows what system works for him. He keeps well behind the wickets, and he will also keep well as a husband too. Just wait and see how his marriage brings luck to his game," Hussein, a former Bihar Ranji captain, said.


"Normally marriage heralds a new dawn in every one's life. Therefore, the graph of the number one one-day batsman's performance will only go up," felt Ashok Ghosh, an ex-Ranji player.


Former left-arm spinner K V P Rao supported Dhoni's surprise engagement and then marriage in two days saying "the stumper knows his field placements, in matters pertaining to life too".


"At least now there will be somebody to look after him," he said while extending a happy married life to Dhoni and his life partner.


Dhoni's former coach Chanchal Bhattacharya said, "His childhood sweetheart must have inspired Dhoni to pick up the bat and now he has become the darling of Indian cricket; and now she will nudge him to place his hand on the World Cup."


Opposition National Democratic Alliance and the Left parties on Sunday geared up to enforce a "Bharat Bandh" on Monday in protest against the fuel price hike but the government firmly ruled out any rollback and slammed as unjustified the call for the nation-wide strike.

The top rebel leader, however, maintained that basic amenities like milk, vegetables, medicines and emergency services like railways, ambulance and fire services have been exempted from the shutdown.
Kishenji, chief of the CPI-Maoists military wing - Peoples' Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA), said Azad, a spokesperson of the party, and his companion were not victims of a gunbattle with police, but were killed after being arrested.

He said: "Azad was arrested from Nagpur along with another Maoist Sukdeb, and taken 150 km to Adilabad where both were shot dead."
PTI A hoarding on the Opposition-sponsored "Bharat Bandh" on July 5 against the fuel price hike being put up at a roadside on the outskirts of New Delhi on Sunday.
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Delhi metro's high-speed airport line: Fly to IGI airport from Connaught Place in 20 mins
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New Delhi: With the new terminal being opened by July 14, Delhi Metro is speeding up construction of the high speed metro link to the airport.

By September, commuters will be able to reach IGI from CP in 20 minutes. The civil construction of the line has been completed by Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) and the concessionaire is now in the process of setting up final systems like tracks, electrification, signalling, etc.

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