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Vol : 8 - No : 47 June 01 -07, 2013 Re.1/-Editorial & Advt. Cell : 9840 5 7304 3, 90030 39483

J.Rex Paul, Correspondent and Principal of

Good Shepherd Matriculation School, congratulating the

First Rank holder P. Bhavithra (488/500)


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The darkest hour of Cricket -Clean-up BCCI!

It is most shocking,disappointing and

distressful to note that is

spot-fixing, betting scandals that

has rocked the Indian Premier

League (IPL), is a rude shock to

the millions of fans in India andaround the World over to whom

cricket is a religion. This awkward

actions put the IPL in a spot andmess and the fans in a greater fix

that has created, leaving plenty

of rooms for shady and murky

dealings with the sole aim ofminting money. The three players

of Rajasthan Royals (RR) team, a

long list of book makers and

associates throughout the

country and the Team Principal ofthe Chennai Super Kings (CSK),

an IPL franchise, Gurunath

Meiyappan were arrested on

alleged charges of illegal betting

and fixing etc., that culminated

doing a lot of criminal activitiesthat have money launderings

with some people living in

Pakistan and Dubai etc. This

whole enterprise is focussed

myopically on cross commerce,

losing their moral turpitude.The utter lack of transparency

in the IPL did come to light a few

years back and Board of Control

for Cricket in India (BCCI) predict-

ably responded by pointing a fin-ger on Lalit Modi whose brain

child was the IPL, wrested. But

alas! little was done to monitor the

off-field activities of players,agents and hangers on and its a

total failure on the part of IPL

management, against its owncode of conduct. The above ar-

rests are just a tip of the iceberg,

police said. When 3 Pakistani

players were involved in spot-fix-

ing in the summer of 2010 in En-gland, the Indian fans and the

games administrators chose to

believe that Indian players were

untainted, they have all their

neivity to blame. With the bless-

ings of BCCI, the IPL has becomea kind of rogue colossus and this

is by far the biggest blow to

BCCIs credibility and honour.Cricket in India stands now on

the edge of prescription and if it

is to be saved from the men whohave allowed the game to be

placed the mortal danger, must

own responsibility for their acts

of commission and omission.

When CSKs image is badly af-fected when its Team Principal,

Gurunath Meiyappan is being ar-

rested for alleged involvement in

betting and spot-fixing scandals,his Father-in-law and owner of

Chennai Super Kings belonging

to India Cements and the Presi-

dent of BCCI , N.Srinivasan is re-ally in the dock today, the way in

which he has run both enter-

prises. The manner in which a bla-

tant falsehood is now peddled by

him that Meiyappan was notCSKs Team Principal but only an

gency meeting to take stock ofthe current scenario and ask its

President to step down in the in-

terests of the game. The govern-

ment should order for a thoroughand independent probe, even by

CBI into all the 75 matches in this

years and last IPL , bring out the

truth and punish the culprits im-

mediately. BCCI is answerable to

public as a society and is ac-countable and the government

has every right to interfere in the

matter ordering for a fair probe

and it should be brought underthe ambit of Right to Information

Act (RTI). That will only makethe board strong and credible.

The steps will be a morale

booster, instilling the public con-

fidence in the integrity of the game

in all fairness. This will make a

real difference in cricket.

Gillette, a true man brand, initiated the most unique campaign called Soldier for Women. Started in themonth of January, the campaign graduated to become a national movement gaining support from all overthe country as it travelled across Bengaluru, Lucknow, Indore, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, and Mumbai. Atthe culmination of this national movement Soldier for Women, celebrities Tisca Chopra, Prachi Desai,Arbaaz Khan, V.V.S Laxman and Aditya Roy Kapur came forward to celebrate hope with over 12 millionsupport pledges received for this campaign and over 3 lac real men of honour stories shared by likemindedpeople across digital, mobile and other platforms.

Commenting at the occasion of culmination Dr Nandita Gandhi, Co-Director, Akshara said, Soldier forWomen is one of its kind initiative by Gillette.

Mr. Sharat Verma, Country Marketing Manager, Gillette India Limited said, Gillette Soldier for Womenis a unique movement which celebrates man values the top most being respect and standing up for women.This is an annual movement that celebrates man values like courage, camaraderie, integrity and respect forwomen. We at Gillette firmly believe that these values exist in all men and through this movement we wantto encourage and give voice to millions of men who have embraced these values.

Former Indian cricketer V.V.S Laxman highlighted the manvalues that all men have within themselvesand how Gillette thru this movement has been a true male brand, bringing to light these values.

Commenting on Gillettes Soldier for Women initiative, celebrities Arbaaz Khan and Aditya Roy Kapursaid, It gives us immense joy to be raising awareness for a cause that is extremely close to our heart.Gillette has been a true male brand. It has stood up and by for men and helped men to bring forth theirvalues. It has not just given a platform to bring forth the real men of honour stories, but encouraged othermen to imbibe these values in them the top most being respect and standing up for women. We are proudto be men who have always respected, valued and stood up for women, not just family and friends butanyone who have reached out for help. We are Soldier for Women and you can be one too.

Soldier for Women movement initiated by Gillette

Storm in BCCI - billions of Indians cheated!

The storm is now brewing over in BCCI and in a significantfast development and upturn of events, 2 top BCCIofficials and strong lieutenants of Srinivasan viz.Sanjay,

Jagdale, secretary and Ajay Shirke, Treasurer submitted theresignations on 31st May over the recent unpleasant scandalsin the game which they said it deeply hurt them. It seems thatsome other office bearers may also follow suit to step downby exerting pressure on Srinivasan, president to resign,eventhough he refuses to budge.

The BCCI have since called for an emergency workingcommittee meeting slated on 8th June to take stock of therecent development to decide the future codes of action. Anotherfast development is that it seems the ICC has warned orallyGurunath Meiyappan, principal of CSK to stay away frombookies which he also responded to police by saying yes.

Hence it is again reiterated that the BCCI is collectivelyresponsible as a body and is answerable and accountable tothe public,even RTI and quit the posts. An emergency generalbody meeting should be immediately convened to elect newmembers to save its prestige. At this critical juncture, thegovernment should step in and order for a thorough independentprobe, even CBI probe, to investigate the current scandals,affecting the game and submit an white paper and take deterrant

action upon the culprits if proved. The law should be amendedsoon with a provision for stringent punishment for any illegalcriminal wrong-doings indulged in the game.

A team of professionals, sports persons including somesenior players investing powers should be constituted to overseethe BCCI and its functions in the interest of the game to preserveit as a gentlemans game. This will create public confidencein the system.

enthusiast of the game, raisesmany questions of impropriety

and conflict of interest that de-

stroys the credibility of cricket.

In the current scenario, whereeverything from runs given, wick-

ets taken, catches dropped arethought to be linked to corrupt

practices, the continuance of

Srinivasan at the helm of affairs

of the head of the BCCI not onlydefames the Cricket Boards anti-

corruption code but also mocks

the very spirit of cricket and be-

littles the interests that billions of

fans take in the game. The Indian

cricket have to be saved from allthe power games of politicians,

tycoons and fixtures who have

their interest in power money that

influence control over cricket, not

in real interest of the game. At this

juncture , he should step downforthwith on moral grounds dis-

associating from himself by giv-

ing adherence to so many heavy

weights voices throughout thecountry and anger of millions of

fans that will only save his pres-

tige and honour and the BCCIalso, until the pendency of en-

quiry proceedings are over or oth-

erwise he will be left unceremoni-

ously.

The spot-fixing has followedthe precepts and precincts of cor-

ruption in India. Initially, the au-

thorities deny everything and

then out of force, order for an en-

quiry and then tell law will take itsown course. Occasionally, a

scapegoat is found who is way

down the packing order, leaving

the real culprits to continue the

realms of power. IPL is the root of

real money power and all evil.More than the public, the spon-

sors hold the key which has been

chartered as a means where the

billionaires congregate and mint

more money bucks and hang the

sport. It is an issue of propriety,the whole BCCI is accountable to

the Nation when it is riddled with

all sorts of irregularities. IPL T-20

is a small sport version is no doubt, has given space to good un-

known new players to test their

prowess of cricketing ability in allsorts of the game, giving them a

lot of money which they never

dreamt of in their life, ploughing

of enormous funds flow for BCCI

that inturn uses some funds for thedevelopment of the game, building

stadiums etc. But the way in which

it functions is autocratic, undemo-

cratic that is more interested in spin-

ning money power etc.

The recent announcement bythe Law and Sports Ministry to

change the law to bring anti-fix-

ing legislations on betting and fix-ing are imperative and welcome

to fix corruption in sport and

should be brought in no loss oftime. It is a blessing in disguise

and the need of the hour. The

BCCI should call for an emer-


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Students of Good Shepherd Matriculation School, Valasaravakkam, secured

first three places in X Std Public Examination , P.Bhavithra (488/500), R.Jennitta

(482/500),A.Mohammed Shafeeq (479/500) are seen with School's

Correspondent and Principal Mr.J.Rex Paul.

AVM Cricket Academy under 14 team sent to Dindigul from 22nd to

25th May 2013 to play cricket matches organised by Dindigul District Cricket

Association. The trophy called as AVM-VIGNESH TROPHY.

They played four matches. They played with Theni DCA Academy,

Dindigul. Ramnad DCA Academy,

Vasantha's Cricket Academy Dindigul and won the three matches and

went to the finals. In the final they became runner-up.

TOP SCORERS : R.Ram Arvindh - 141 runs, N. Neerajkumar -

131 runs, P.Gokul - 30 runs each in all matches, Rohit - 4 Wickets, G.

Harris - 5 Wickets, S.Sri Ramachandran - 44 runs. Coaches Kadir and

M.G.Venkatesh accompanied the team.

AVM CRICKET ACADEMY


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IntroductoryTwo-Day Training

Course onPranahuti Aided

MeditationA free two-day

introductory training courseon Pranahuti Aided

Meditation will be conducted

by Institute of Sri

Ramchandra Consciousness

at I.I.T Campus, Adyar,

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between 9:00AM 6:00PM.

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The programme includes 4

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Only 15 people between the

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For registration please

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Walk! Walk - Walk and Walk!!FOR YOUTHFUL VITALITY

Birds are meant to fly, fish to

swim, monkeys to jump and

human beings to walk. Walking is

a great form of exercise for all

types of people, unmindful of

age.

Just simply walking will not

work at all. Brisk walking or power

walking is extremely good to burn

fat as well as to strengthen all the

muscles of the body. Brisk

walking can lower your risk of high

blood pressure, high cholesterol

and diabetes. Brisk or powerwalking is less stressful on the

joints and tones more muscles in

the upper body. Walking is a

remedy for aching back, strained

neck, rigid shoulders and poor

posture. Longer walks are best

for losing weight. Shorter and

faster walks will condition your

heart and lungs.

Walking attracts many -

because it can be done anytime,

anywhere and anybody. Walking

is a fun, it is convenient and

inexpensive . Walking can be

enjoyed alone or with the

company of friends. It requires

no special equipments. 30

minutes of brisk walking everyday

burns 9 pounds (4kgs) of body

fat a year. According to Dr.Walter

Bortz, American College of Sports

Medicine ( A.C.S.M) Your legs

can make your heart stronger, butyour heart can never make your

legs stronger.

All great thoughts are

conceived by walking. If you are

seeking for cheerful ideas, go for

walking. Angels will whisper

with you. Walking will give you

peace. It gives a chance to slow

down, to relax and to appreciate

yourself and your life. The Bible,

Habakku 3:19 says, the Lord God

is my strength, He will make my

feet like deers feet and He will

make me walk on high hills and

mountains.

So walk! walk! - walk and

walk!! for evergreen spirit,unmindful of age.

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