Shubhankar Sharma with dazzling opening round 63 at CG Open
Shubhankar Sharma resumes pursuit of Rolex Ranking crown with dazzling opening round 63 at CG Open
K Prabagaran achieves a rare albatross
Mumbai, November 23, 2016: Shubhankar Sharma of Panchkula, currently third in the Rolex Ranking, resumed his pursuit for the no. 1 spot on the PGTI with a dazzling seven-under-63 at the CG Open 2016 that gave him the first round lead.
Bengaluru’s C Muniyappa and Delhi’s Kapil Kumar were a stroke off the lead in tied second place at the Rs. 1 crore event being played at the Bombay Presidency Golf Club (BPGC).
Sri Lankan K Prabagaran also hogged the limelight in round one as a result of a rare albatross on the 18th. He closed the day with an even-par-70 to be placed tied 42nd.
Shubhankar Sharma, who recently sealed his card for next year’s Asian Tour season, is now targeting the top position on the PGTI. The 20-year-old Shubhankar began the week with a birdie after narrowly missing a 15-feet eagle putt on the first. He then found the water hazard on the fourth to drop back to even-par.
It was then one-way traffic for the three-time winner on the PGTI as he picked up five birdies and an eagle thereafter. One of his top shots of the day came on the 15thwhere he almost holed his approach from 160 yards before settling for a tap-in birdie.
Shubhankar said, “It was a solid day altogether. I just had one bad hole where I found the water. I missed only two greens today. I played really well on the back-nine. However, my front-nine wasn’t as good. That’s an area I’d like to improve on.
“I feel it’s going to be a low-scoring week and putting will hold the key. I’m hoping to carry forward the form from the Asian Tour. Having almost secured my Asian Tour card, I’m now in a relaxed frame of mind and looking to pursue my other goal of winning the Rolex Ranking title.”
Both C Muniyappa and Kapil Kumar scored seven birdies against a lone bogey to lie tied second at six-under-64. Muniyappa was in hot form with the putter as he drained three 20-footers and came close to converting another 25-footer.
“I’m quite at home at this course as I had set the course record here with a nine-under-61 at the CG Open two years back. Even though the record was broken the next day, that week was a memorable one for me as I finished third thanks to my round of 61. The good memories from that event would hopefully help me raise my game this week,” said Muniyappa.
Kapil Kumar, the runner-up last week in Digboi, said, “I’m carrying forward the momentum from last week as my game is quite sharp at the moment. It’s all about taking the opportunities on the greens this week and capitalizing on the good start.”
Gurgaon’s Deepinder Singh Kullar, Delhi-based Shivendra Singh Sisodia and Chandigarh’s Harendra Gupta occupied tied fourth place with scores of 65.
Mumbai-based professional Anil Bajrang Mane made a solid start to the week with a 66 which featured an eagle on the 18th. Mane shared seventh place along with eight others including Delhi golfers Rashid Khan and Gaurav Ghei as well as Chandigarh’s Ajeetesh Sandhu.
Amateur golfers Aadil Bedi of Chandigarh and Mumbai’s Akash Modi made a good start with scores of 67 to be tied 16th.
Honey Baisoya of Delhi, the winner of the last two events on the PGTI, shot a 68 to be tied 26th.
Albatross for K Prabagaran
Sri Lanka’s K Prabagaran achieved the rare feat of making an albatross during round one of the CG Open when he holed his second shot from 180 yards on the par-5 18thhole. He was three-over through 17 holes but ended the round with an even-par-70 to be placed tied 42nd thanks to his last hole albatross.
Prabagaran thus became the fifth player to make an albatross on the PGTI. The last albatross on the PGTI was achieved by Shubhankar Sharma back in December 2014.
Prabagaran only realized he had holed it when he saw spectators close to the green clapping and pointing towards the hole.
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Valedictory Ceremony of 13th Jashne Bachpan International Children Theatre Festival
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Valedictory Ceremony of
13th Jashne Bachpan
International Children Theatre Festival
Date: 25th November, 2016 (Friday)
Time: 5.30 pm onwards
Venue: Open Lawn, National School of Drama
Bahawalpur House, Bhagwandas Road, New Delhi 110001
Nearest Metro Station: Mandi House
Chief Guest: Shri Irrfan Khan, Eminent Theatre and Film Actor
Guest of Honour: Shri Kumar Sanjay Krishna, Addl. Secretary & Financial Adviser, Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India
Special Guest: Shri Pranav Khullar, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India
Prof. Waman Kendre, Director, NSD and Prof Abdul Latif Khatana, Chief, Theatre-in-Education, NSD will also be present
Ceremony will be followed by “Dinosaur”- a performance by Katkatha Puppet Arts Trust. New Delhi, directed by Shri Shravana Heggodu & Ms. Anurupa
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SRK AND ALIA FOR THE PROMOTIONS OF DEAR ZINDAGI IN GURGAON!
The fresh Duo Shahrukh Khan and Alia Bhatt visited capital city for the promotions of their upcoming film ‘Dear Zindagi’.
The stars along with the director launched the new song of the film ‘Ae Zindagi Gale Laga Le’ at the press conference held in Gurgaon!
The film has been the talk of the town ever since the trailer and promos of the film were out. Heartbreak, relatable songs and the amazing chemistry between SRK and Alia are the highlights of the film ‘Dear Zindagi’.
The King of romance, Shahrukh Khan who plays a Psychologist in the movie said “We live in a man’s world unfortunately. Without preaching, whatever and however a woman does can never be wrong. Woman never wants someone to solve their problems but they want someone to listen to their words without judging them”
Gauri Shinde whose first film ‘English Vinglish’ garnered much praise when asked if people would go to watch the film just because of the star-factor, she said “The content of the film and SRK is not separated. Even if people would go to watch the film because of the stars, they will definitely like the movie. I believe stardom doesn’t overshadow the content.”
SRK further added “The content of the film is extremely strong. The film is ‘Kaira-centric’ (Alia’s character) movie.”
Alia Bhatt who is much excited for this release said “After watching the film you’d wish to have someone like ‘JUG’ (Jahangir Khan) in your life”
Presented by Red Chillies Entertainment, the film is directed by Gauri Shinde and is releasing on 25th September in the theatres.
Green Ginger Rs.10 Per Kg, Ginger Powder Rs.800 Per Kg
November23, 2016 (C) Ravinder Singh progressindia2015@gmail.com
It is National Shame that India prefers Ambanis or Adanis and next Multinationals than supporting our own farmers.
Why can’t Indian Farmers Primary Process –
– Paddy Storing, Shelling & Polishing, Aging, & Packaging?
– Wheat Storage & Grinding, retail farm fresh Atta?
– Pulses Storages, Dal Making, Besan Making?
– Fruits & Vegetables Primary Processing, Storage, Make Jams & Pickles?
– Milk Storage, Processing Milk, Making Curd, Paneer, Sweets?
– Meats & Egg Storage, Process Eggs, Meats?
– Oilseeds Storage, Extraction, Processing & Bottling of Vegetables Oils?
Some years ago there was Acute Shortage of Power – So Even Sugar Mills or Bakery & Oil Mills were Located in Cities – Electricity in Rural Areas is available 24 hrs – Small & Medium Units Are to Be Located in Villages – DOUBLE – TRIPLE FARMERS INCOOME.
Green Ginger Price in Producing State is not Even Rs.10/kg But GINGER POWER RETAILS FOR Rs.800 PER KG – Why Can’t Farmers Set Up Micro Ginger Power Plant & Triple Income?
Delhi TRADE FAIR Revealed States Have UNIQUE ‘TASTING’ Jams, Chatni’s & Processed Foods but State Support is Inadequate or Absent – Banks to Develop Programs for Micro Small Processing Units
Ravinder Singh, Inventor & Consultant, INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND PROJECTS
Y-77, Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110016, India. Ph; 091- 9871056471, 9718280435, 9650421857
Ravinder Singh* is a WIPO awarded inventor specializing in Power, Transportation,
Smart Cities, Water, Energy Saving, Agriculture, Manufacturing, Technologies and Projects
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