Obama said US will lift sanctions on Myanmar
US President Barack Obama said his country is prepared to lift sanctions on Myanmar to help develop its economy.Obama made the remark after he met Myanmar’s State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi at the White House on Wednesday.
Aung San Suu Kyi effectively leads the democratically elected government inaugurated in March.She said her country is opening up and all sanctions that hurt its economy should be removed.
Prior to the meeting, President Obama announced that he will reinstate preferential tariffs for Myanmar’s products. The US suspended the status for Myanmar when the country had a military government.
Myanmar’s neighbor, China, has been seeking closer ties with the country in a bid to increase its influence over Southeast Asia and the Indian Ocean.
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World’s biggest cricket talent hunt to screen players across 22 cities in 16 states
~Gautam Gambhir joins hands with IJPL T-20, India’s first independent nation-wide platform for young cricketers, as its Brand Ambassador~
~International cricketers Wasim Akram, Shoaib Akhtar, Kieron Pollard & Jonty Rhodes will mentor talent besides Indian cricketers Rishi Dhawan& Paras Dogra~
~IJPL T-20 shall be played with pink ball~
New Delhi, September 15, 2016: Grace India Sports Pvt. Ltd and Fitness World have announced Indian Junior Players League (IJPL) T-20 Tournament, world’s biggest cricket talent hunt that is scheduled to screen thousands of young Indian cricketers across 22 cities in 16 Indian states from Chandigarh to Chennai and Gujarat to Guwahati, covering almost the entire expanse of the country. The tournament shall be played with pink ball to make budding cricketers adept at shape of things to come.
Gautam Gambhir, the brand Ambassador of IJPL and leading left-handed opening batsman & Captain of Kolkata Knight Riders IPL team, said, “Talent is God-gifted but a platform to showcase this talent is not. IJPL T-20 is a perfect opportunity for cricketers under 18 years of age from different schools and cricket academies to become a star. It is your chance to graduate from gali cricket to playing in largest of the stadia with capacity crowds and your game being aired on TV.”
Dr. Dinesh Kapoor, Managing Director, Grace India Sports and Fitness World explains, “Our vision is to expand IJPL is different sports so that we are able to spot talent at an early stage of the young generation.Our revered Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has set up a task Force to remedy the existing situation in sports. With this spirit in mind we have started a process to spot talent at an early age in the country for different games.
We’d be organizing 3-day camps at 22 cities in 16 states. Of this, 16 city/state teams, each comprising 15 players, shall be selected to compete for the title. We have signed up international stars like WasimAkram, Shoaib Akhtar, Kieron Pollard & Jonty Rhodesbesides Rishi Dhawan and Paras Dogra from to mentor the talent pool.
According to Jasmeet Bhatia, Founder and CEO, Grace India Sports, “Cricket is a way of life in India, a second religion of sorts. Whenever the men in blue play a major game, around 400 million people watch it on their TV sets, that’s almost one-third of India’s population of the 1.3 billion and 70% of the TV viewers.
We have appointed BCCI certified coaches and Ranji Trophy players would be providing intense 3-day training to registrants at the selection camps. Best practices and facilities for grooming talent and developing skills shall be offered. Performance shall be the only criteria for selection and all registrants shall be treated equally.”
Mr Jawahar Gupta, Director stated that each State team shall constitute 15 players. All teams will be flown to Mumbai for a play-off during the 20 day stay.
The winning team will get prize money of Rs 21 lacs, the 1st runner-up team will get Rs 11 lacs while the Man of the series will get a chance to play with minor counties in England.
The 22 cities where the selection camps shall be conducted include Delhi, Gurgaon, Greater Noida, Ambala, Chandigarh, Amritsar, Dehradun, Lucknow, Kanpur, Jaipur, Bhopal, Indore, Ranchi, Guwahati, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Baroda, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai and Bangalore.
The 16 teams to be selected include Delhi Dashers, Haryana Hurricanes, UP Heroes, Punjab Tigers, Dehradun Rockers, Rajasthan Roarers, MP Warriors, Ranchi Boosters, Assam Rangers, Kolkata Strikers, Gujarat Greats, Mumbai Masters, Pune Panthers, Hyderabad Hawks, Chennai Champs and Bangalore Stars.”
For more information, please visit IJPLT20.com or contact:Grace India Sports Pvt. Ltd. | 8860086053 | info@IJPLT20.com
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Khalin Joshi maintains three-stroke advantage in third round
Ahmedabad, September 15, 2016: Reigning champion Khalin Joshi of Bengaluru maintained his three-stroke lead in round three of the PGTI Ahmedabad Masters presented by Kalhaar Blues & Greens. Joshi, who brought in a card of one-under-71 in the penultimate round, took his tournament tally to 12-under-204.
Delhi’s Rashid Khan also fired a 71 to hold on to his overnight second place at nine-under-207.
Khalin Joshi (68-65-71), the second round leader by two shots, was off to yet another terrific start as he birdied his first two holes for the third successive day. Joshi then scrambled for a bogey on the fourth before quickly recovering ground with another birdie on the fifth.
There seemed to be a twist on the back-nine as Rashid Khan (67-69-71) closed the gap to one stroke after an eagle-birdie run on the 12th and 13th. Rashid came extremely close to achieving a rare albatross on the par-5 12th where his approach from 200 yards out landed within a foot of the flag for a tap-in eagle.
Both Khalin and Rashid bogeyed the 14th with the former limiting the damage with a 12-feet conversion after hitting his second shot out of bounds. But Joshi, who closed the day with birdie-bogey on the 17th and 18th, was back in the driver’s seat with a three-shot cushion at the end of the day as Khan conceded a disastrous double-bogey on the 18th where he found the slope of the water hazard and had to take a penalty drop.
Joshi said, “I didn’t shoot a low number but it was a decent round since the playing conditions were tough today. The wind was up, the tees were pushed back and the pin positions were not easy either. It was tough to commit to a shot.
“I’ve enjoyed some splendid starts this week and that has set it up well for me in each round. However, for the second straight day today, I closed the round with a bogey. So I’m a tad disappointed with that.
“The good news is that, I struck it better in round three as compared to the first two days. I’ll not go out there in the final round thinking about defending my title as that will only put further pressure on me. I just need to play my best and that should do the job,” added Khalin.
The stage is thus set for a fascinating duel between the 24-year-old Khalin and the 25-year-old Rashid, two golfers who have played a lot of golf together in their formative years.
Om Prakash Chouhan of Mhow too maintained status quo on day three as he held on to his overnight third position courtesy a 71. His total stood at eight-under-208.
Panchkula-based Rolex Ranking leader Shubhankar Sharma was in fourth at six-under-210 while Sri Lankan Anura Rohana was a further shot back in fifth place.
Noida’s Vikrant Chopra produced the day’s best score of 67 to move up 17 places from overnight tied 28th to 11th position.
Ahmedabad’s Varun Parikh, the lone amateur to make the cut, returned an 80 on Thursday to be placed tied 41st at 11-over-227.
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