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Sunday Evening News Brief, October 8

Oct 8, 2017
Sunday evening brief Oct 8 2017
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Here’s everything that transpired during the course of the day…
The railway ministry introduced a slew of reforms to end the VIP culture among its officials. From now on, the senior officials can’t employ railway staff as domestic help in their homes. Around 30,000 trackmen work at the homes of senior officials. Senior officials, including members of the Railway Board, general managers of railway zones and divisional railway managers, have been asked to travel in Sleeper and AC Three-tier classes, mingling with other passengers.
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The new playing condition rules laid down by the ICC left Indian and Australian cricketers confused after it was applied in the rain-hit first Twenty20 International. The rules also state that if a game is reduced to less than 10 overs, the maximum quota of overs per bowler shall not be less than two: meaning in a six-over match, three bowlers will be able to bowl two overs each. Australian opener Aaron Finch said it was strange that the rules were “mixed and matched” for the T20I series, while his Indian counterpart Shikhar Dhawan too admitted of being “unaware” of the changes.
Air Chief Marshal Dhanoa said IAF is ready to respond to any security challenge in most befitting manner. The IAF chief also said that the uncertainties in the present geo-political environment in the region may require the IAF to fight a “short” and “swift war”. “We are prepared to fight at a short notice should the need arise,” he said.
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On his first visit to his birthplace after becoming the PM, Narendra Modi visited his school at Vadnagar and said the town had taught him to “drink poison”. “The blessings of Bhole Baba (Lord Shiva) gave me the strength to drink and digest poison. Due to this ability, I was able to counter all those who spewed venom against me since 2001. This ability gave me the strength to serve the motherland with dedication over these many years,” he said.
Tamil Nadu minister Vellamandi Natarajan said he did not see late chief minister Jayalalithaa during her hospitalisation last year. “I did not see Amma (Jayalalithaa) when she was in the Apollo Hospital. We could go only up to the second storey of the hospital. After that no one was allowed (into her room),” he told reporters here. Natarajan, the tourism minister, said he was ready to record this before the inquiry commission.
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