Army successfully test fires 300 km range Brahmos missile at Pokhran
Nov 7
Army today successfully test fired the nearly 300-km-range Brahmos supersonic land attack cruise missile at Pokhran in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. Army spokesman, Lieutenant Colonel Manish Ojha said, the missile test fired at around 8.30 am met all the mission objectives.
A mobile autonomous launcher deployed in full configuration with mobile command post at the ranges launched the missile. Senior Army and DRDO officials witnessed the launch.
The Army has already inducted three regiments of Brahmos in its arsenal. The land-attack version of Brahmos has been operationalised in the Army since 2007.
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PM offer Rs. 80kcr package fordevelopment of J&K
Naresh Kumar Sagar
PM Modi with his best events organisational ability and eloquence takes vanguard position to declare all around development for state of J&K.He stressed on providing employment to youths and opportunistic for tourism.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today announced an 80,000 crore rupee package for all-round development of Jammu and Kashmir.
Addressing a rally at the Sher-e-Kashmir Cricket Stadium in Srinagar, Mr Modi said that this is just the beginning, which will change the state’s fortune, give strength to its youth and build a modern Kashmir.
He said, the state should become a model of development, and its progress should be based on democracy and humanity.
The Prime Minister said, the solution to every problem is in providing employment to the youth. He said, he wants to bring back the glorious days of Jammu and Kashmir.
Later in the day, the Prime Minister will inaugurate the 450 Mega Watt Baglihar Hydro Electric Power Project Stage-II at Ramban in Jammu.
He will also lay the foundation stone for four-laning of Udhampur-Ramban and Ramban-Banihal section of National Highway 44 at Chanderkote Ramban and address a gathering there.
AAP: In BJP reign story of price rise
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Tough days are ahead for common man with prices likely to increase substantially for services and essential commodities owing to the ‘Deepawali gifts’ of the BJP government to the people. With the elections in Bihar over, the BJP dispensation in centre have decided to further burden the people of the country and look away from its social responsibilities.
An extra levy of 0.5 per cent as service tax has come into force, there is talk of snatching away LPG subsidy from non-BPL card holders, railway ticket cancellation will be more expensive and importantly there is an extra burden of excise tax on petrol and diesel.
The decisions are shrewdly presented by the BJP government in centre after the Bihar polls but they fail to understand that the people of the country are capable enough to respond –election or no election.
Everything from your mobile bills to eating out and coaching classes fee are set to become expensive with the levy of an extra 0.5% Swachh Bharat cess on all services that attract service tax. The branding project of PM Narendra Modi with no or very little result on the ground will now be directly funded with people’s hard earned money.
BJP government has yesterday hiked excise duty on petrol by Rs 1.60 per litre and on diesel by 40 paisa a litre which is surely gone to have triggering impact on the prices of all essential commodities in the country. Rail travelers who have confirmed tickets will have to pay more to get it cancelled. There are many more anti-people measures in place.
The double speak of the Modi government is clear and evident with its anti-people measures after a day of polling coming to an end in Bihar. The people of the country are now losing their patience with the twin pronged attack of the Modi government in their everyday lives. On one hand, with its hardline agenda the government has created a society intolerant and tough for common man to live in peace. On the other hand, with a slew of anti-people measures the cost of living and sustenance is becoming dearer day after day.
Aam Aadmi Party will organize masses and ensure that the government do not shy away from its responsibility towards people. The volunteers and workers of Aam Aadmi Party will educate and sensitive citizens on the multi-pronged attack on their daily lives by the Narendra Modi government.
Regards,
AAP Media cell
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Chiragh hangs on to the lead in round three despite a 72; Siddikur on his tail
Chikka & Zamal in tied third; Top-4 places occupied by PGTI members
New Delhi, November 7, 2015: Two Indians and two Bangladeshis, all four Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) members, topped the leaderboard at the end of round three of the US$400,000 Panasonic Open India at the Delhi Golf Club on Saturday.
While India’s Chiragh Kumar hung on to his lead at his home course at 11-under-205 despite a sedate even-par-72 on day three, Bangladesh’s Md Siddikur Rahman shot a bogey-free four-under-68 to be on the leader’s tail at 10-under-206.
Chikkarangappa also returned a 68 to be the highest-placed Indian after Chiragh in tied third at eight-under-208 along with Md Zamal Hossain Mollah of Bangladesh who carded a 70.
Chiragh Kumar (67-66-72), the overnight leader by three shots, maintained his edge on the third day in spite of a 72 that featured five birdies, three bogeys and a double-bogey. Chiragh got off to a poor start for the second day in succession as he conceded a double-bogey on the opening hole after hitting his tee shot far left. Kumar, playing in his backyard, the DGC, managed to pull it back with two birdie putts on the third and eighth from a range of 15 to 20 feet.
Chiragh found himself in trouble again on the 11th and 12th where he dropped strokes after a couple of errant tee shots. The 31-year-old, looking for his maiden Asian Tour title, then rallied with his fourth birdie hat-trick of the tournament on the 13, 14 and 15 despite missing the fairway on the latter two holes. A bad swing led Kumar to miss the green on the 17th where he dropped another bogey.
“I stayed there and I fought hard. I’m not too unhappy with my result because the way I’ve been hitting the ball, it could have been worse. I wasn’t swinging it good today. I don’t know if it was my alignment or my rhythm but it was a little off. I hope it will be better tomorrow,” said Chiragh.
He added, “I hit some good shots on the back nine. I birdied 13 (four feet), 14 (nine feet) and 15 (12 feet) and that got my round together.
“Right now, I’m glad the round is over. There’s always pressure. It depends on how you deal with the situation. I want to go out there and enjoy it. I haven’t been in this position before and therefore want to make the most of it.
“I kept telling myself not to let the bad shots get to me. I kept grinding out until the very last hole. I stuck to my plan and didn’t get defensive.”
Md Siddikur Rahman (68-70-68) gained one place from his overnight tied third as a result of his bogey-free effort. Siddikur, a two-time winner on the Asian Tour with a fabulous record at DGC, made a crucial up and down from 30 yards for birdie on the eighth before landing it within four feet for his other birdies on the 11th, 14th and 18th. He’s made only three bogeys in the first three rounds this week.
Siddikur said, “This is one of my favourite golf courses and I really enjoy playing here. I’m happy with my game. I made a good birdie on hole 18. It was a given birdie from four feet. It is very important to keep your ball on the fairway. That’s the key to a good score.
“I don’t have a score in mind. I just need to focus in the final round. I’ve been suffering with a lower back injury for a year and a half. I’m still under treatment so I’m happy with the way I’ve been playing especially in the last few months.”
Bengaluru-based Chikkarangappa (69-71-68) is the other top Indian contender besides Chiragh going into the final round. Chikka, who won the Asian Development Tour event at his home course Eagleton last week, played his three-iron to perfection on Saturday to fire a brilliant 68 comprising five birdies and a bogey that helped him move up five places to tied third.
Chikka, “My tee shots have been really strong, that’s my strongest point right now. But I’m struggling a little bit in reading the speed of the greens a little bit. I guess tomorrow is the day for me to roll them in. I’ve taken the Woods out of my bag and I’ve been hitting just the three-iron. I’m hitting that club really well, getting up to 270-280 yards. That’s a big change for me this week.
“Today, I just kept myself composed, unlike the first two days when I was unhappy with the way I was putting. For tomorrow I need to hole a few putts early in the round. I’m really looking for a win because I just made my card going through Q-school, but I am on the border. I’m just going to go out there and think about every possible shot and try to stay in the moment.
The Asian Tour rookie added, “Probably, I’ll ring Anirban (Lahiri), and get a few tips from him. He won his first Asian Tour event here at the Delhi Golf Club. So probably, I would like to follow in his footsteps.”
Md Zamal Hossain Mollah (71-67-70) made five birdies, a bogey and a double-bogey on Saturday to continue in tied third place and stay in touch with the leader. Zamal will be looking at his personal best this week as he has never had a top-20 finish on the Asian Tour till date.
Thai veteran Thaworn Wiratchant and Sri Lankan Mithun Perera were tied fifth at seven-under-209 while Indians Shubhankar Sharma and Vikrant Chopra were a further shot back in tied seventh. Shubhankar’s five-under-67 punctuated by six birdies and one bogey was the best score of the day.
The Indian trio of Rashid Khan, Sujjan Singh and Shankar Das grabbed a share of ninth at five-under-211 while their compatriots Indians Manav Jaini and Jyoti Randhawa were one behind in joint 12th.
Indians Rahil Gangjee and Mukesh Kumar took a share of 14th place at three-under-213.
Scores after round 3 of the Panasonic Open India 2015 being played at the par 72, 6983 Yards Delhi GC course:
205 – Chiragh KUMAR (IND) 67-66-72.
206 – Siddikur RAHMAN (BAN) 68-70-68.
208 – Chikka S. (IND) 69-71-68, Zamal HOSSAIN (BAN) 71-67-70.
209 – Thaworn WIRATCHANT (THA) 68-72-69, Mithun PERERA (SRI) 66-70-73.
210 – Shubhankar SHARMA (IND) 70-73-67, Vikrant CHOPRA (IND) 71-68-71.
211 – Rashid KHAN (IND) 71-71-69, Sujjan SINGH (IND) 71-70-70, Shankar DAS (IND) 69-71-71.
212 – Manav JAINI (IND) 72-71-69, Jyoti RANDHAWA (IND) 69-72-71.
213 – Panuphol PITTAYARAT (THA) 72-71-70, Rahil GANGJEE (IND) 70-74-69, Namchok TANTIPOKHAKUL (THA) 71-71-71, Mukesh KUMAR (IND) 70-71-72, K. PRABAGARAN (SRI) 69-70-74, Pawin INGKHAPRADIT (THA) 70-68-75.
214 – Teemu PUTKONEN (FIN) 72-71-71, Khalin JOSHI (IND) 69-73-72, Pariya JUNHASAVASDIKUL (THA) 74-72-68.
215 – Abhishek JHA (IND) 71-73-71, Gaganjeet BHULLAR (IND) 71-73-71, Thitiphun CHUAYPRAKONG (THA) 68-75-72, Donlaphatchai NIYOMCHON (THA) 75-70-70, Feroz ALI (IND) 76-70-69, Sanjay KUMAR (IND) 70-71-74.
LENOVO K3 NOTE IS THE BEST SELLING SMARTPHONE IN INDIA–SELLS OVER 1 MILLION UNITS
Lenovo in association with Flipkart announced today that it has sold over 1 million devices of K3 Note on Flipkart during the past four months of its sales. The K3 Note’s sale started on Flipkart on July 08, 2015. The K3 Note is an innovative device and makes for a true steal at a price of Rs. 9999/-. The device is now available on open sale on Flipkart.
Keeping in focus the astounding performance of the device, Lenovo has also recently launched the limited edition K3 Note Music, an upgraded version of the K3 Note. Lenovo’s K3 Note Music edition comes with a unique anywoofer ceramic speaker that elevates your music experience to a different level. K3 Note Music edition is powered by 1.7Ghz Octa Core Processor, 2GB RAM + 16GB Memory, 13.97 cm full HD IPS screen, 13MP rear camera & 5MP Selfie Camera, and an enhanced 3000 mAh Li-ion. K3 Note Music is available for sale at www.lenovo.com. K3 Note Music edition is also available across 1400 Lenovo exclusive stores and leading smartphone retail stores across India.
Lenovo K3 Note is the best selling smartphone in India
According to the latest Counterpoint Technology Market Research, Lenovo’s K3 Note was the best-selling smartphone in India during Q3 2015 hitting the sweet spot in terms of specs vs price among all vendors.
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