The 56-year-old chief minister said a plan is being chalked out to rejuvenate the two rivers in Dehradun - Song and Tons - so that clean water flows through them.Earlier, the Centre had announced that Sikkim was the first state to become open defecation free followed by Himachal Pradesh and Kerala.."There has been not a single complaint regarding the transfers we have done."The confluence of the two rivers is already free from smell.Rawat assumed the charge of chief minister of Uttarakhand on March 18 after the BJP stormed to power winning 57 of the 70 assembly seats, by ousting the Congress.He said his government has given maximum emphasis on Prime Minister Narendra Modi&12 PCS RATCHET SPANNER SET39;s call for a 'Swachh Bharat' and has taken a number of steps for cleanliness. Birds have started drinking water there. (Photo: Facebook) New Delhi: Uttarakhand will be open defecation free by this month-end, Chief # Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat has asserted."By the end of May, Uttarakhand will be open defecation free, barring a few areas in Haridwar," Rawat said in an interview.He also highlighted the BJP government's transfer policy for state bureaucrats and police officers saying it was completely transparent and balanced. It is an encouraging news," he said. Uttarakhand CM Trivendra Singh Rawat.It was anticipating four more states -- Uttarakhand, Haryana, Gujarat and Punjab -- to achieve the target of open defecation free by this year. There was no corruption in the transfers, these were balanced and transparent," he said.Earlier, the Centre had announced that Sikkim was the first state to become open defecation free followed by Himachal Pradesh and Kerala.

There was no CCTV inside the bank, according to the police.“Many locks were lying broken and scattered on the ground.The burglars dug a 25-feet tunnel and broke open 30 out of the 224 bank lockers. Mumbai: A daring heist has been uncovered where a group of burglars dug a 25-foot-long tunnel from within a shop they had rented in May into the locker room of the Bank of Baroda&Flexible Socket Wrench39;s Juinagar branch, decamping with loot worth crores.“Some women had noticed mud in the shop a few days ago but were ignorant of the accused's intentions,” said a police officer. According to the police, the accused used plywood and bamboo for support.”She said that on opening the door, they notice that few lockers were open. I immediately called out to the bank officers. I then called a bank officer and we pried it open. He lost jewellery that was in his family's possession for half a century.An offence has been registered at the Sanpada # police station under Sections 454, 457 and 380 of the Indian Penal Code, which deal with lurking house-trespass or house-breaking in order to commit offence punishable with imprisonment, lurking house-trespass or house-breaking by night in order to commit offence punishable with imprisonment and Theft in dwelling house, etc, respectively.Pravin Thakur, 50, who rushed to the bank on hearing the news, was trembling when he enquired about the fate of his locker, and almost collapsed on being told that it had been broken open. I was so shocked, could not hold back my tears,” Ms Adagale said.Recounting how the crime came to light, victim Rupali Adagale, who visited the bank on Monday morning to get her jewellery from her locker ahead of a wedding her family, said, “I tried to open the door to the lockers, but it wouldn't yield. The accused had apparently filled gunny sacks with the loosened soil and disposed of them during the nighttime. Of the 224 lockers in the bank, 30 were found broken.The crime was discovered on Monday morning. The tunnel was three-feet-wide, allowing two persons to easily crawl through.  She lost more than 200 grams of jewellery. Customers outside the Bank of Baroda branch at Juinagar, which did not have any CCTV. They, in turn, called the police.”The accused used to sell farsan at the shop, but it was closed most of time..  Stating that the value of the stolen property is yet to be ascertained, Navi Mumbai police commissioner Hemant Nagrale said, “We have some leads.The crime was discovered on Monday morning. Of the 224 lockers in the bank, 30 were found broken.

Wawrinka complained to the chair umpire about the 6-minute break, and Djokovic looked over and apologized.He has now won 11 tournament finals in a row.When they resumed, Djokovic earned three break points, but Wawrinka held for 4-1.He is 3-0 in Grand Slam finals, beating the No. The 31-year-old Wawrinka is the oldest US Open men’s champion since Ken Rosewall was 35 in 1970. New York: Pointing to his temple after winning the biggest of points, Stan Wawrinka wore Novak Djokovic down and beat the defending champion 6-7 (1), 6-4, 7-5, 6-3 on Sunday for his first US Open title and third Grand Slam trophy overall. Yet he already had gained the upper hand by the time No.The 31-year-old Wawrinka is the oldest US Open men’s champion since Ken Rosewall was 35 in 1970.The final was played on the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and Mattek-Sands wore knee-high socks and a left wrist band with the same red-and-white-striped, star-spangled design she did while teaming with Jack Sock to win a gold medal in mixed doubles at the Rio Olympics last month. “It’s a special day today here for everybody in New York.

That continued a pattern that carried throughout: Djokovic, as good a returner as there is in the game — now, certainly, and perhaps ever — managed to convert only 3 of 17 break chances. They beat the top-seeded French team of Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic 2-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4.Before this matchup, Djokovic praised Wawrinka as “a big-match player,” and, boy, is he ever.Djokovic started limping later and received more toe treatment at the changeover before he served down 5-2 in the fourth. 1 Djokovic clutched at his upper left leg and grimaced after missing a forehand while getting broken early in the fourth set.And he did it Sunday against Djokovic, whose French Open title in June completed a career Grand Slam and made him only the third man — and first in nearly a half-century — to win four consecutive major tournaments.Wawrinka has won only five of 24 career meetings against Djokovic, but has now beaten the 12-time major champion on the way to each of his own Grand Slam titles, including in the 2014 Australian Open quarterfinals and 2015 French Open final.Earlier Sunday, Bethanie Mattek-Sands of the United States and Lucie Safarova of the Czech Republic won the women’s doubles title for their third Grand Slam trophy as a pair.

“To have this result here has been amazing,” Mattek-Sands told the Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd during the trophy ceremony, her eyes welling with tears and her voice choking on her words.”. Wasn’t always, though: Playing in the shadow of his far-more-accomplished Swiss countryman and good pal, Roger Federer, Wawrinka needed until his 35th appearance at a major, at age 28, just to get to the semifinals for the first time. He 6 PCS STUBBY RATCHET SPANNER SET removed both shoes and socks so a trainer could help him out with what appeared to be blisters on toes. 1-ranked player each time.But look at Wawrinka now.The 31-year-old Wawrinka is the oldest US Open men’s champion since Ken Rosewall was 35 in 1970. From there, Djokovic briefly began conceding points, showing little of the fight he’s so famous for.Trailing 3-1 in the fourth set, Djokovic was granted the unusual chance to have a medical timeout at a time other than a changeover.Mattek-Sands is the first American to win women’s doubles at Flushing Meadows since 2011, when Liezel Huber and Lisa Raymond did it

I urge you to undertake a morning train journey through any of the north Indian states."If you can fathom the depth of loss suffered by their family, do spare a few words for these two children at least at the fag-end of your speech, which I am sure will be yet another oratorical hallmark," he said. Father of our nation Mahatma Gandhi hoped to wipe off the tears of these downtrodden communities."Our system did not stop the accused from killing these Dalit children, who were forced to defecate in the open because they did not have a toilet at home.Two children, aged 10 and 12 years, were allegedly beaten to death for defecating in the open at Bhavkhedi village of Madhya Pradesh&22 PCS RATCHET SPANNER SET39;s Shivpuri district.In a letter to PM Modi, Viswam said the deaths of the two children days before October 2 should be investigated."On October 2nd this year, you will declare India an open-defecation-free country. What good is a declaration when our reality is this?" the Left leader said in his letter to PM Modi."Before you declare India an open defecation-free country invoking the memory of Gandhiji on the 2nd of October, do enquire about the deaths of these two children," Viswam said.In a letter to PM Modi, Viswam said the deaths of the two children days # before October 2, Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary, should be investigated and that PM Modi should mention them in his speech. New Delhi: CPI MP Binoy Viswam has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to travel by train through any state in north India to see the extent of open defecation taking place in the country, days after two children were allegedly beaten to death in Madhya Pradesh for defecating in the open. I wonder if Godse did not kill these goals too when he shot the Mahatma," Viswam said in his letter to PM Modi.. These children, who were not allowed to share a seat with others in their school, or to draw water from the common well, have now been murdered. 'I urge you to undertake a morning train journey through any of the north Indian states,' the Left leader said in his letter to PM Modi.

For sure he made me better,” Wawrinka said.Since that loss in Paris, however, it has virtually been business as usual.He had beaten Andy Murray and Nadal to get to the final but Wawrinka hadn’t read the script, his 60 winners — most fired off the backhand — proving hammer blows to the Serb.In 2014, Wawrinka won a five-set quarter-final on his way to a first Grand Slam crown at the Australian Open, beating Rafael Nadal in the final.Last year, Djokovic saw his hopes of completing a career Slam crushed in four sets by the Swiss in the French Open final.Wawrinka trails 19-4 in his career meetings with Djokovic, who is chasing a third New York crown and 13th major.“He’s a big match player.“The matchup has always been interesting to see because the way we are playing. He is an amazing defender.At the 2015 Australian Open, Djokovic needed another five sets to win their semi-final.Twelve months earlier in Melbourne, there had been warning signs with 2 PCS F-Clamps Djokovic needing to grind out a 12-10 final set in the fourth round.“I think he’s so good that he always find a way to be better. I can play really hard.”Djokovic, playing in his 21st major final and seeking a third Grand Slam title of 2016, is only too aware of the dangers posed by the Swiss to his bid to add to his 2011 and 2015 US Open titles. Probably the best, most effective one-handed backhand in the world now. Even when the Serb has prevailed at the majors, it’s often been on a knife-edge. He loves to play on the big stage, against big players, because that’s when he elevates his level of performance,” said 29-year-old Djokovic.When he defeated Wawrinka in the semi-finals of the 2013 US Open, he had to fight from two sets to one down.Djokovic went on to win a second US Open, a sixth Australian Open and first Roland Garros in June which finally allowed him to join the select club of career Grand Slam winners. He can be very dangerous for everybody.But the 31-year-old Swiss has derailed the Serb before on the biggest stage.”Djokovic was left wondering what had hit him at Roland Garros in 2015.Stan Wawrinka will summon the spirit of his epic Grand Slam battles with Novak Djokovic in a bid to sweep past the world number one and capture a first US Open title on Sunday. He’s very powerful, big serve. Stan Wawrinka Stan Wawrinka will summon the spirit of his epic Grand Slam battles with Novak Djokovic in a bid to sweep past the world number one and capture a first US Open title on Sunday.“He doesn’t get too stressed by the big occasion. I’m trying to be aggressive.

Sindhu lifted her maiden Super Series title at Fuzhou, China on Sunday. PV Sindhu will look to come up with a good show at the Hong Kong Open to qualify for next month's Dubai World Super Series Finals. Kowloon: PV Sindhu is now looking to come up with another good show at the Hong Kong Open, after clinching her maiden Super Series Premier title at China Open. The Olympic silver medallist is hoping to qualify for next month&Reversible Stubby Ratchet Combination Spanner39;s Dubai World Super Series Finals. The Hong Kong Open starts on TuesdayA two-time bronze medallist at the World Championship, Sindhu had a fantastic season this year as she became the first Indian woman to win silver at Olympics and then lifted her maiden Super Series title at Fuzhou, China on Sunday.The winner of a Super Series Premier event wins 11000 ranking points and considering that Sindhu had # lost in the second round at China Open and opening round at Hong Kong Open last year, she has a great chance of sneaking into the top eight Dubai Destination ranking if she can play well here.Interestingly, if Sindhu (27,490 points) can come up with a good show then she might dislodge Saina Nehwal (35,420 points) who is currently at the eighth place at the Dubai Destination ranking and qualify for the prestigious event."I am looking forward to a good performance at Hong Kong.I don't know much about the ranking points. Right now there is another tournament to go and I am concentrating on the Hong Kong Open and I hope to do well there," Sindhu told PTI.While Sindhu will open her campaign against Indonesia's Lindaweni Fanetri, Saina, who has recently recovered from a knee injury, will face familiar foe Thailand's Porntip Buranaprasertsuk, who had beaten her in the opening round at China Open last week.After a gruelling rehabilitation program following her knee surgery, Saina was back on the court at China Open and played a hard-fought three-game match against Porntip, which was her first match since exiting at the second round at the Rio Olympics.Saina was happy to be back to playing at the highest level again."Lost in three sets .. against world number 13 from Thailand. So happy to b playing again at the highest level," Saina had tweeted.The London bronze medallist will look to put the best foot forward when the USD 400,000 Superseries event starts with the qualifiers on Tuesday.In men's singles, Swiss Open winner H S Prannoy will face China's Qiao Bin, while Ajay Jayaram will once again lock horns with second seed China's Chen Long, who had beaten him last week at China.In men's doubles, Manu Attri and B Sumeeth Reddy, who played at the Rio Olympics, will be up against Korean pair of Solgyu Choi and Ko Sung Hyun.