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9818871705.
MATRIMONIALS
G R O O M S WA N T E D
AGARWAL
PQM4 BEAUTIFUL, Fair, Slim,
Manglik Goel girl, 28/ 5'3" MBA,
working Delhi. Father Retd. Sr. Govt.
officer. Status family. #9810979021,
Email: pkgupta22155@gmail.com
WANTED DOCTOR/ENGINEER
Match for 5'6", 18.7.95, 13:22 hrs,
BDS, Delhi born Gupta Girl.
Contact- 9910729922
ARORA
SUITABLE MATCH for B.Tech
Qualified girl slim, 5' 0" fair
22.10.1994, 6:00 PM Narwana
Haryana, working in MNC Gurgaon,
salary 8.5 Lacs. 8708299740,
8307395506
KHATRI
KHATRI GURSIKH Girl 24/5'4"
B.Tech wkg as Asst Mgr in N'lised
bank Seek match Govt.Emp./Prof.
Prfd Gursikh/Khatri/Arora # 93133-
01156 E:pritpalsingh824@gmail.com
EDU PQM4 B'ful Slim Fair
Khatri Girl 84/5'6" BEngg &PG
Fashion Tech Wrkg Dubai Prv Mrg
Last 2 Wks NRI Prfrd
E:shiv14kripa@gmail.com
PQM4 B'FL Punjabi Khatri Girl,
27/5'5", B.Sc, B.ed, MBA, Govt.
Contractual Job, 5-7 Lpa, 4 yrs total
experience, Non-manglik,
#9810810729
PQM4 PB Khatri MA (ECO) DSE
Fair Tall B'ful Girl 23 Nov 1989 / 7.34
PM / Delhi 5'5" Wkg In MNC
JS:ZVUV0635 M: 9899837408 E:
matrimony.khanna2@gmail.com
1800 103 1800
GHAZIABAD
RAJPUT
PROF. QUALIFIED match for
Bihar based Rajput b'ful fair girl, 27/
5'4", Govt. Officer, Seeks Educ. Govt.
Officer. # 9877501241,9780032042,
Email : pintukumar001@yahoo.com
SIKH
GURSIKH, INTELLECTUALLY
Compatible PG Medico/ IAS/Prof.
M4 Sikh Kh. Brilliant girl, MBBS, MS,
M.Ch.- GI Surg. 154/30/fair. 98110-
33702, drgurdeepsingh@gmail.com
M4 SIKH Girl, 32/ 5'1", PG,
Delhi Govt. Emp. Preferably
Govt. Emp./ Job Turbaned Sikh.
8447340512
DOCTOR
DOCTOR PARENTS seek
suitable medico match from USA
for their daughter Dec 89/ 5’7”
doing neurology residency.
Ph: 9815193699
REMARRIAGE
PQ MATCH for 33/5'5" b'ful well
settled Punjabi divorcee PG Medico
girl, delhi based, child 3 yrs Em:
drk.doc11@gmail.com
DIVORCEE/WIDOW
SUITABLE MATCH for beautiful
well educated divorcee Punjabi
Khatri girl settled in Canada. Height
5 ft/D.O.B 15.12.81, Chandigarh
family seeks groom from similar
status family preferably settled
abroad. Contact at:
rkm270684@gmail.com
or e-mail : ad.booking@hindustantimes.com
MANGLIK
SUITABLE MATCH in or around
Delhi for Tyagi Brahmin girl 24/165
pursuing Ph.D English from Christ
University.Father Associate
Professor DU.Mother PGT.Delhi
Admin.Sister Eco(H) DU.Own
house.Caste no bar.Dowry
seekers excuse.Contact Whatsup
9868152603
sanjeev4988@yahoo.com
PUNJABI
PB. /NM/ v. b.ful Girl 5'/Aug.89/
Dli. /B.Tech/wrkg. I.T,edu. Fmly.
V.minor speech prob. Looking for
service/B'ness Boy # 9999689203
(W.A)E: khannakavita21@gmail.com
Developer
Punjabi Family of
South Delhi,
looking for
Well Educated
alliance,
Preferably from
Delhi NCR,
for their Smart,
Fair beautiful &
well educated girl,
Nov. 1991 Born,
5’4”/
Interior Designer
B R I D E S WA N T E D
AGARWAL
SM4 32/5'9'' Handsome Gupta
MBA/wkg Pvt sector 3.5LPA,
own house, seeks working/non
working girl/CNB 9711391061,
saurabh99gupta@gmail.com
PQM 4 H'Some Manglik Garg Boy
B.Tech Born 1990/5'11" working
Gurgaon-20 LPA pref Delhi/NCR
Mobile : 8130911007, Email:
kamalgarg1610@gmail.com
HSME JAIN/GOEL boy 21.5.74
/4pm/Panipat 5’7” BE (E&C) /
60Lpa. Wkg as Engg. Manager
for a large US MNC in Noida.
Email: jain1974s@gmail.com
LOOKING FOR well educated girl
from reputed family for fair B.Tech
(CS) 5'10"/ 29 year Aggarwal boy
working in Noida. Mob: 8588838551.
Email: sk.allen225@gmail.com
BISA AGARWAL
SM 4 Garg boy 5'5'' NM, B.Tech.MBA
(HR), 27/08/1986 04:39am
Chandigarh working in MNC
Gurgaon,Salary 06LPA,Haryana
based Family, Contact-9971101441
ARORA
QUALIFIED CHARTERED
Accountant 2014 batch. July 1991,
5’-8” smart, fair, salary 10 LPA.
Looking for suitable qualified
professional match. 9416142940,
8307395506
BRAHMIN
SM4 H'SOME Sr. Bhramin Boy
83/5'11"/Short Divorce Legally/own
Business. Looking for issueless girl
age below 32 yrs. Cont. 9560182559.
PB BASED Srswt Brahmin Fmly Seeks
PQ tall bful Wrkng match for their
V.h'some Mnglk Son, 29/6'2". B.Tech,
MBA Wkg at GGN 20+LPA. Upr. Caste
no bar. Father Rtd Class-1 Offcr.Wtsp:
9815426175, Em: s.pal42@yahoo.com
SM4, GOSWAMI, Advocate fair,
h'sme boy, 19.4.90, 5'9" Veg & non
Drinker, own office, Monthly income
1 lac. Reputed fmly. prefer Brahmin
b'ful girl.(caste no bar) 9871235686
MATCH FOR Brahmin(Bali) boy.
23.09.88, 6'-1", working in Delhi,
Central Govt @ 4600 grade.
Contact 9650246940.
SM FOR Brahmin boy 20.11.87/ 22:35
Mathura/5'11" 70kg, B.Tech. wrkg as
Software Engineer 11+ yrs last 7yrs on
H1B Visa in USA Currently working in
India. Father PSU retd. Fmly stld. In
Vadodara Gujrat. Seeks Edu. wrkg.
Match, Cast No bar. Mob. 9428164271
Email: tarun.matri87@gmail.com
PUNJABI
SM4 B'FUL, tall, fair,PB girl 27/5'8"
Govt. Bank Officer in Delhi, 7LPA,
Delhi based f'mly. Seeks PB/Khatri/-
Cl. Shaven Sikh boy from affluent
f'mly. Govt. Job prefd. Caste no bar.
Send biodata with pics at ipsingh11
@gmail.com WA 7044091511.
BUSINESS FAMILY of South
Delhi, Seeks alliance for daughter,
Non-Manglik, 31 yrs, 5'1", Slim, Good
Looking, Well educated & Cultured.
Caste no bar. Contact : 8010807000
Email: neptunedk9@gmail.com
MATCH 4 Smart Slim Pretty Hindu
Khatri Pb Princess girl,26yr/Solicitor
Property owner.British-born London
must be Qulfd lawyer / Pharmacist /
High B'ness/Industrialist only, 28-32,
Smart, Prince charming,Non-Smoker
Emigration UK, able to buy house &
Affluent fmly. # 00447949589539,
Email : londonangels@hotmail.com
SM4 B’FUL,NM,NVR MRD,Pb Girl
28011984,6.33AM Ggn 153 CM, MCA,
Wkg as AM in Rep.MNC Ggn
9.6LPA,WA 9315721729.
SM4 PBI Arora Girl born on 25.3.85/
10.50AM /Delhi/ NM/5'3''/Veg/MBA/
wkg - GGN/17LPA seeks profl. boy
from Delhi/NCR.Mobile 9958056747
Email: findmatch9@gmail.com
SM FOR Punjabi Saraswat Brahmin
Girl, Gotra- Vats,15-09-1994/ 09:03
Delhi/ 5'4"+, PGDM-JIMS- Rohini,
Pure Vegetarian Preferred. Cont:
09215202540
DLI/ NCR M for b'ful v.fair, Punjabi
Khatri girl never married, 41/167
(looks 30) visiting Asstt Prof. DU
status fmly, BHP must. 9899477131
Email: sachin_anand8@hotmail.com
SM 4 Kshatriya Punjabi Girl, Educated
& Status family for Masters & B.Ed
10.04.85/ 5'2"/ 10:14 PM, Wrkg in Pvt.
School Delhi, Father Gazetted Officer.
Caste no bar. Ph : 9582006277
KHATRI
KHATRI AANSHIK 17/06/91,
11.28 Am Ambala. B.Tech, ECE
working Delhi. 11 lacs. Father
businessman. Mother Brother
working. Looking for well educated
working match. 9416446792.
RAMGARHIA
RAMGARHIA SIKH boy, 5'-10" /
April 1988, Germany / Spain Inter-
national Master Degree / National,
International Business Ltd. Company
owner requires IAS, IPS, IRS, PCS,
International Master Degree Holder
girl, No Dowry, No Caste bondage.
prabhjotsinghbharri@gmail.com
JAIN
SM 4 Jain Unmarried Boy TT Own
House and Shop Business East Delhi
6.3.1978, 8 PM Delhi, Qual Matric.
Seeks homely girl. CNB Mob.: 98106
83409, vinodjain19500@gmail.com
SIKH
HIGH STATUS Business family
87 Nov 5'10" ( B.Tech MBA ), short
marriage div. non trimer, teetotaler,
looking educated girl from Decent
family. 918383955335. Email:
harrypanesar61@gmail.com
BENGALI
SM4 BENGALI, namashudra boy,
30years, 5'7'', M.Pharm,Working
MNC,9LPA, Kashyap gotra, Nara gan,
Caste no bar. Early Marriage. Cont-
08433170651, 06353254900.
NRI
L/FOR BEAUTIFUL girl 5.4-5",
34- 37 equly qualified fm well Est
fmly, for my son fair smart 5-9"
Dec80.Mas / fin/ CA. Australia.
Early marriage. Cont: 9911358406
SM NRI Arora Boy Hindu 5 March
1990 ht 6/1 CPA California Waiting
for green card Girl Working in USA
WhatsApp 9418025490.
PROF. QLFD, B'ful match for
H'some Punjabi Khatri boy 5'11" /
17.05.1987, 06:46 AM/ Delhi, B.Tech
MBA, Canada PR. Parents Reside in
South Delhi. Call : 9667066225
COSMOPOLITAN
SM4 GGN based h'some Pbi
Khatri-Partial Manglik- 33/189
Eco Hons, MBA, Entrepreneur.
Father retd Tea Est Sr Mgr.
Mother Sr. School Teacher.
Only child. # 9899248558
PUNJABI
PBI B'FUL W/NW girl below 38 for
Punjabi Khatri, Never Married
43/177/ 45 LPA, Status Delhi Family,
Photo must. Cont: 9899477131,
Mail: sachin_anand8@hotmail.com
EMPLOYMENT
ACADEMIC
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10 am for PGT Chemistry (M.Sc.
Chem. B.Ed) at DAV Public School,
Kailash Hills, East of Kailash,
New Delhi -65 # 26842283
DAV PUBLIC School, Rohini, Delhi
110085 Requires Accountant For
Details refer our website
www.davrohini.org. - vacancy
Principal
ACCOUNTS/FINANCE
FURNITURE SHOWROOM in
Kirti Nagar Req. Accountant with
min. exp. of 1-3 yrs. + Adv. Excel Skill
any add. computer skill is advantage
Whatss app. Resumes@ 9958195339
We are Oem’s Supplier with
Rs.100 Cr. Turnover. Needs
MANAGER ACCOUNTS
with 20+ Exp
At Bahadurgarh (Jhajjar)
and who can independently
work on I/TAX, GST ETC.
CA
with 5+ exp can also apply.
Industrial Background
Preferred.
Send resume with
expected salary.
Email:
mahenderhr15@gmail.com
REQD. ACCOUNTS Asstt (pref.
female) 2-3 Years exp. B.Com.,
Knowing Tally, Excel, Adv. Excel,
Submission of GST, TDS, ESI, PF. Also
required experienced male super-
visor for field work preferably with
own 2-wheeler. Location- Dilshad
Colony, Shahdara # 9717705098,
Email: rbsunofficial@gmail.com
CA FIRM Requires Article & Audit
Assistants, Semi qualified CA,
Bank Retired officials. Cont:
Sunil Vashisht & Co. # 9810255523,
varunvashishtca@gmail.com
SALES & MARKETING
WANTED MARKETING Executives
for Medical Equipment. Preferable
knowledge of Chemistry / Biology at
Noida. Salary 25k + Comm. Contact :
9871138704.
REQ M/F Sales Executives for Sale
of Corona products having own con-
veyance on salary cum commission
basis at Tara Enterprises, C-6, FF,
C-Blk Mkt, Vasant Vihar 9810055500
MEDICAL
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Road, Delhi Requires qualified & Exp.
senior female medical officer Obst.
& Gynae (MD/MS/DGO/MBBS with
exp.), Apply at rashmi@ridgeivf.com
or Contact: at 9818465958
REQD LADY RMO BAMS/M.B.B.S,
General Surgeon(share basis), GNM
(Gynae)Gov't Panel Marketing. Acco-
mmodation Avail Cont:UCH Sonia
Hospital,Nangloi,Delhi #9555560455
FOR ENQUIRY CONTACT: 011-66561389/66561161
PUNJABI
B'FUL WELL edu girl 4 Pbi H'some
boy, nvr mrrd, 9.3.78/2PM/Del/5'6",
MBA, 45 Lpa, wkg in Mumbai. upp-
mid class, edu & cltrd Fbd. fmly. Mail:
matrisud@gmail.com # 8178423326
PQM FOR 30yr/5'10", Fair, H'some,
Financial Services
NM Pb. Kh. boy, Delhi based, B.Tech,
wrkg with reputed MNC, 6.5 Lakh pa +
rental income. Contact: 9910978007,
Email: rakeshbahri27@gmail.com Debt / Equity
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M4 JAIN H'some NM Judge in Del. Business Loans Personal Loan
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Ist Cls officer. Delhi, High Status Equity Funding Home Loan
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DIVORCEE/WIDOWER
SM4 B.COM fair slim handsome
divorcee Arora boy 14/01/ 80/5'8"
8826508830, finance@alcontcitic.com
delhi 6 am consultancy of interior
Archi const & renowned furn. show-
room good income/ prop. seeks b'ful
homely girl unmarried/issueless
5'2"-5'5"CA,MBA, Arch,interior dsgnr
no bar no dowry early marriage
BHP/WSP#9958888966 ; father
no.9717097418, www.hsaa.co.in
nci_interiors@yahoo.com
PQM 4 Non Mglik 43yrs/5'11"(looks
younger), Issueless Divorcee, Delhi
based Punjabi Sikh boy, wrkg MNC
Gurgaon. Seeks Slim, B'ful wrkg girl,
prefbly Sikh. Ph/Whtsp-9810090681
SUITABLE PROFESSIONAL is-
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of medical college. (M).8766305233,
Email: apt3029@gmail.com
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world
Australia: Beijing’s claims
in South China Sea ‘illegal’
PRESSURE BUILDS Canberra sends formal declaration to UN, joins US in questioning China’s goals
Agencies
n letters@hindustantimes.com
SYDNEY/ BEIJING: Australia has
rejected Beijing’s territorial and
maritime claims in the South
China Sea in a formal declaration
to the United Nations, aligning
itself closely with Washington,
DC in the escalating row.
In a statement filed on Thurs-
day, Australia said there was “no
legal basis” to several disputed
Chinese claims in the sea, includ-
ing those related to the construc-
tion of artificial islands on small
shoals and reefs.
“Australia rejects China’s
claim to ‘historic rights’ or ‘mari-
time rights and interests’ as
established in the ‘long course of
historical practice’ in the South
China Sea,” the declaration read.
“There is no legal basis for
China to draw straight baselines
connecting the outermost points
of maritime features or ‘island
groups’ in the South China Sea,
including around the ‘Four Sha’
or or ‘outlying’ archipelagos.”
Book to lift lid on UK
royal family split Spikes in 40 countries take
Agence France-Presse
n letters@hindustantimes.com
LONDON: Prince Harry and wife
Meghan blamed what they called
“viper” courtiers for widening
their rift with the British royal
family, according to extracts
from a new book published in The
Times on Saturday.
The couple said they did not
contribute to the new biography
Finding Freedom, written by
journalists Omid Scobie and Car-
olyn Durand, but friends of the
couple provided much of the
book’s content.
Government of Jammu & Kashmir
DIRECTORATE OF FLORICULTURE SRINAGAR KASHMIR
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Sub: Extension No. 01.
In view of poor response, the last date for submission of bids
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n A file photo of Australian and American navy ships in the disputed waters of the South China Sea.
The declaration comes after
US secretary of state Mike Pom-
peo declared Beijing’s pursuit of
territory and resources in the
South China Sea as illegal, explic-
itly backing the territorial claims
of Southeast Asian countries.
Beijing claims almost all of the
South China Sea based on a
so-called nine-dash line, a vague
The book, serialised in The
Times, will claim that Harry felt
“unprotected” by his family, and
lay bare his split from brother
William and his wife Kate.
Harry apparently referred to
senior courtiers as “vipers” who
felt that the global popularity of
the couple was overshadowing
the family and “needed to be
reined in”, according to extracts.
The book, to be released on
August 11, suggests that Harry
was the driving force behind the
couple’s move away from the
family, with Meghan saying she
gave up her life for the family.
25.07.2020 from 11.00 am to
05.08.2020 up to 02.00 PM.
25.07.2020 from 01.00 PM.
05.08.2020 up to 02.00 PM.
08.08.2020 at 02.00 PM.
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Accounts Officer
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delineation from maps dating
back to the 1940s.
The latest escalation comes
ahead of talks between Australia
and the United States, with minis-
ters travelling to Washington for
the first time since Australian
borders were closed due to the
coronavirus pandemic.
The Trump administration’s
S P R E A D AC C E L E R AT E S
daily cases past 280,000
Agencies
n letters@hindustantimes.com
GENEVA:The World Health Organi-
zation (WHO) reported a record
increase in global coronavirus
cases on Friday, with the total
tally rising by 284,196 in 24 hours.
Total deaths rose by 9,753, the
biggest single-day increase since
a record high of 9,797 deaths
reported on April 30.
The WHO reported 69,641 new
cases in the United States, 67,860
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decision to shutter the Chinese
consulate in Houston followed
years of frustration about what it
says were criminal and covert
activity directed by Beijing to
steal trade secrets.
Also, China’s foreign ministry
said that US law enforcement offi-
cials improperly entered its con-
sulate in Houston.
in Brazil, 49,310 in India and
13,104 in South Africa. The largest
increases in new deaths were
3,876 in Peru, 1,284 in Brazil, 1,074
in the United States, 790 in Mexico
and 740 in India. The US has now
reported over 1,000 new deaths
for four days in a row.
Almost 40 countries have
reported record single-day spikes
in infections over the past week,
around double the number that
did so the previous week, accord-
ing to a Reuters tally showing a
(10 am to 6 pm)
VIRUS TRACKER
16,061,191 644,997
GLOBAL CASES GLOBAL DEATHS
Pompeo lashes out
at Beijing over
South China Sea
WASHINGTON: In one of the
strongest attacks by the United
States government on China
over its territorial and maritime
claims in the strategic waters of
the South China Sea, US state of
secretary Mike Pompeo on Sat-
urday said that Washington’s
policy in the region is “crystal
clear” and the “South China Sea
is not China’s maritime
empire”.
In a tweet, Pompeo wrote, “If
Beijing violates international
law and free nations do nothing,
history shows the Chinese Com-
munist Party (CCP) will simply
take more territory. China Sea
disputes must be resolved
through international law.”
AGENCIES
pick-up in the numbers in every
region of the world.
BOLSONARO NEGATIVE
BRASILIA: Brazilian President Jair
Bolsonaro said on Saturday that
he has tested negative for the cor-
onavirus, based on a fourth test
since he announced on July 7 that
he had Covid-19.
“Good morning, everyone,”
Bolsonaro, 65, wrote on Facebook
after reporting that the test was
“negative”.
WORST-HIT NATIONS
1 US
CASES 4,278,067 2,348,200 1,383,959 806,720
DEATHS 148,967 85,385
EAST RUSSIA SIMMERS
n Thousands of people rally in Russia’s Khabarovsk amid the
pandemic, protesting Moscow’s controversial decision to
send local governor Sergei Furgal to jail on murder charges.
Fleetwood Mac star
Peter Green dies
LONDON:Peter Green, the dexter-
ous blues guitarist who led the
first incarnation of Fleetwood
Mac in a career shortened by
psychedelic drugs and mental ill-
ness, has died. He was 73.
The law firm, Swan Turton,
announced the death in a state-
ment on Saturday. It said he died
“peacefully in his sleep”.
Green, to some listeners, was
the best of the British blues gui-
tarists of the 1960s.
BB King once famously said
Green “has the sweetest tone I
ever heard. He was the only one
who gave me the cold sweats”.
Green made a mark as a com-
poser with Albatross, and as a
songwriter with Oh Well and
Black Magic Woman.
Peter Allen Greenbaum was
born on October 29, 1946, in Lon-
don. The gift of a cheap guitar put
the 10-year-old Green on a musi-
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BRITAIN DIDN’T
UNDERSTAND
THE VIRUS IN 1ST
WEEKS: BORIS
Prasun Sonwalkar
n prasun.sonwalkar@hindustantimes.com
LONDON: After over 45,600 deaths
and nearly 300,000 cases in the
UK, Prime Minister Boris John-
son on Friday night admitted that
the government did not under-
stand the new coronavirus in the
first few weeks and months, add-
ing that things could have been
done differently.
The UK has registered the
worst death toll in Europe and
one of the highest in the world,
with questions swirling over the
government’s handling of the sit-
uation: from initial ideas about
“herd immunity”, a late lock-
down (on March 23), and a track-
and-trace system.
Johnson, who himself had suf-
fered from Covid-19 and had a
tough time recovering from it,
AP told the BBC in an interview to
mark the first anniversary of his
spell at Downing Street that “we
didn’t understand (the virus) in
the way that we would have liked
in the first few weeks and months
(of the pandemic)”.
He said there were “very open
questions” about whether the
lockdown had started too late,
adding that there were lessons to
be learned and that ministers
could have done some things “dif-
ferently”. He has promised an
independent inquiry into the
handling of the crisis.
He said “the single thing that
we didn’t see at the beginning”
was the extent to which the virus
could be transmitted asympto-
matically between people.
Johnson said, “Maybe there
n A file photo of Peter Green were things we could have done
taken on April 7, 2001. AP differently, as I’ve said, and of
course, there will be time to
cal path. understand what exactly we
Fleetwood Mac’s early albums could have done or done differ-
were blues rock affairs marked ently. But what I think the public
by Green’s fluid, evocative guitar wants us to do now is to focus on
style and gravelly vocals. But as getting the preparations ready
the band flourished, Green for what, as I say, could be a resur-
became increasingly erratic, gence of the virus this winter.”
even paranoid. Drugs played a The number of new deaths and
part in his unraveling. cases have fallen in recent weeks,
He eventually crashed out of prompting the government to
the band in 1971. AP ease some of the curbs.
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For Olympic athletes, it’s starting from zero
CALENDAR RESET Challenge for sportspersons will be to peak in a year’s time
for the Olympics after being away from their respective disciplines for months
Avishek Roy & Sandip Sikdar
n sportsdesk@hindustantimes.com
NEW DELHI: Santiago Nieva, the
high performance director of
India’s boxing team, and boxer
Pooja Rani are positioned at a dis-
tance and throwing punches at
each other. They need to gauge
the opponent and react accord-
ingly — evade or counter — but
only from a distance. Shadow
sparring is on at the National
Institute of Sports centre in
Patiala, where the Tokyo Olym-
pics qualified boxers returned to
training this week, after almost
three weeks in quarantine out-
side the campus, and almost four
months away from the sport.
If it weren’t for the pandemic,
the boxers, a record nine of whom
had qualified for the Olympics,
would have been at the peak of
their abilities right now, waiting
for their turn in the ring at Tokyo.
Instead, they are starting from
scratch.
“It is completely a different
feeling to train again,” said Pooja,
the Asian Championship gold
medallist, who has qualified in
the 75kg category. She now
weighs 81kg. “It will take a month
or two to return to good fitness
levels. I am mentally switched on
for the Olympics next year.”
Nieva joined the Indian team
in 2017, with an eye on Tokyo 2020
and a meticulously planned
three-year training cycle. Just
when the pandemic hit and sports
came to a halt, the boxers were
ready to hit the final phase of
preparation of these long plan,
the crescendo of physical and
mental fitness which profes-
sional athletes call ‘peaking’. A
state that allows athletes to push
their bodies to its limit without
breaking down and give their best
performance in a major competi-
tion like the Olympics.
The pandemic brought the
peaking process to a complete
halt, like putting the brakes on a
speeding car on the highway. It
left athletes and trainers in an
unprecedented situation, left
high and dry at the most critical
phase of their athletic pro-
gramme. For Nieva and his box-
ers, it meant resetting the three-
year clock to just a year.
“Peaking is steering the train-
shortpasses
HALEP IN DOUBT
FOR PALERMO
OPEN TENNIS
ROME: The upcoming Palermo
Ladies Open could lose its biggest
draw in world No 2 Simona Halep
from Romania after Italy decided
to impose a mandatory quaran-
tine of 14 days for people coming
from Romania and Bulgaria amid
the coronavirus pandemic. Italian
Health Minister Roberto Speranza
said people who have been in
Romania and Bulgaria in the past
14 days will be quarantined upon
arrival in Italy, a move aimed at
preventing the importation of
Covid-19 cases. Palermo will mark
the first professional tennis event
across the WTA and men’s ATP
Tours since March with action
scheduled to get underway in the
Sicilian capital from Aug. 3.
Mbappe injured as PSG
win 13th French Cup
PARIS: A tearful Kylian Mbappe
limped off with an apparent
ankle injury as Paris Saint-Ger-
main beat 10-man Saint-Étienne
1-0 to win the French Cup. The
injury to Mbappé, who returned
to the sideline on crutches, took
the gloss off a record-extending
13th cup success and raised
concerns ahead of PSG’s Champi-
ons League quarter-final against
A lot at stake in Premier League finale
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sportsdesk@hindustantimes.com
n
LONDON: The Premier League will
reach the end of its longest season
on Sunday with plenty still on the
line at both ends of the table. Man-
chester United and Leicester face
each other in a shootout for a
place in the Champions League
next season with Chelsea also
hoping to secure their place in the
top four. Wolves and Tottenham
are vying for one place in the
Europa League. And at the bot-
tom it could not be closer with one
goal separating Aston Villa just
outside the relegation zone from
Watford in the bottom three,
while Bournemouth also have a
chance of beating the drop.
CL DREAMS
Leicester fell out of the top four
for the first time since September
in midweek after a run of three
wins in 13 games either side of the
n India’s boxing high-performance director Santiago Nieva (L) and
Pooja Rani engage in shadow sparring during the ongoing national
camp at NIS, Patiala.
ing towards your best perform-
ance. An athlete plans his whole
training towards the World
Championships or Olympic
Games. They manage to improve
their performance by one or two
per cent, in some cases up to three
per cent, with good peaking,” said
Nieva before the training camp
restarted. It is the 1-3 per cent that
makes the difference between a
medal or nothing at all.
However, peaking can happen
only when the body has been con-
ditioned to a certain level. “What
people don’t see is the remaining
98 per cent,” Nieva said. “Train-
ing is not a quick-fix. It is a con-
stant process, so you have to set
the foundation of the other 98 per
cent before you care about the
last two or three per cent.”
At some point, the boxers at the
national camp will take the
Cooper test. It requires the boxer
to run 3000m, while a device
measures the rate at which oxy-
gen was consumed by the body
and distributed during the run. It
is a measure of how fast the body
can recover from high intensity
training and how efficiently it
uses oxygen. It will give Nieva an
idea of the base fitness levels of
his boxers.
“The longer the lay-off, the
lower the starting point and the
more we have to go back and get a
strong physical preparation,”
said Nieva.
If the Olympics had gone to
schedule, the boxers would have
Atalanta next month. “It just
cracked a bit,” Mbappé told
French President Emmanuel
Macron after the final.
Sourav Ganguly tests
negative for Covid-19
KOLKATA: BCCI president Sourav
Ganguly has tested negative for
Covid-19 after he gave his sam-
ples as a precautionary measure.
The former India captain has been
in home quarantine for more than
a week after his elder brother
Snehasish Ganguly had tested
positive for the disease.
“He (Ganguly) is living with his
ailing mother and family, so as a
precautionary measure he took
the test and the report came
negative on Friday,” a source said.
Panchkula to host Khelo
India Games next year
NEW DELHI : The 4th edition of
the Khelo India Youth Games will
take place in Panchkula, Haryana
next year. This year’s edition has
been postponed due to Covid-19.
“Usually the Khelo India Youth
Games take place in January of
every year. However, this time
owing to the pandemic, we are
postponing it. I am happy to
announce Haryana as the host. It
will be held after the Tokyo
Olympics,” said Sports Minister
Kiren Rijiju on Saturday.
coronavirus shutdown. How-
ever, United’s and Chelsea’s fail-
ures to win on Wednesday means
the door is still open for Brendan
Rodgers’s men to salvage all the
good work they did early in the
season with victory on home soil
on Sunday. Leicester are ham-
pered by injuries but have had a
full week to prepare in stark con-
trast to United’s packed schedule.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men
have looked jaded in the past
week in losing 3-1 to Chelsea in
the FA Cup semi-finals and being
held 1-1 at home by West Ham.
United have overturned an
eight-point deficit to Leicester
since the restart, but Rodgers is
hoping it is the Red Devils who
fold under the pressure.
“We would love to be able to do
that but when you are a club like
Manchester United, or one of
those super clubs, there is a need
to be in the Champions League for
many reasons,” said Rodgers.
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already gone through the tough-
est phases of training (see graph)
by June and started on the last lap
of their programme by July.
“Three weeks prior to the
Olympics we start tapering --
peaking for the main competi-
tion. Here you remove long dis-
tance running, shorten down ses-
sions, allow more recovery,
shorten length and number of
rounds and maintain high inten-
sity. And then you concentrate on
specific work and make sure of
good sparring,” said Nieva.
Each sport is different, and so
are their respective mechanics of
peaking. Players in badminton,
for example, have to be ready
around the year as the calendar is
packed with big tournaments.
“We don’t have cycles in which
we have to hit peaking stage only
once or twice a year,” said Pullela
Gopichand, India’s chief badmin-
ton coach. “In badminton, there
are so many events close to each
other that we have always
worked with a smaller window of
preparation before big tourna-
ments.”
PV Sindhu, who won silver at
the Rio Olympics is a great exam-
ple of an athlete who peaks for the
big tournament. She won the
World Championships last
year—her fifth medal at a major
competition. “The last few cycles
have been good for us, whether it
was the Olympics or Common-
wealth Games,” said Gopichand.
“Every time we have had a big
Anderson, Broad strike as
England in control of Test
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sportsdesk@hindustantimes.com
n
MANCHESTER: Stuart Broad
sparked a top-order collapse after
starring with the bat as England
reduced the West Indies to 137-6 at
stumps on the second day of the
decisive third Test at Old Traf-
ford on Saturday. England had
slumped to 280-8 after losing four
wickets for 18 runs before No 10
Broad’s swashbuckling 62 took
them to a first innings total of 369.
When bad light forced an early
close, the West Indies were 232
runs behind, needing 33 more to
avoid the follow-on.
West Indies captain Jason
Holder was 24 not out and Shane
Dowrich 10 not out.
Veteran new-ball duo Broad
and James Anderson, paired
together for the first time this
series, both had stumps figures of
2-17. Broad struck with just his
fourth ball to have West Indies
dangerman Kraigg Brathwaite
caught at slip by England captain
Joe Root for one.
John Campbell, dropped on 10
when normally reliable second
Chelsea just need a point at
home to Wolves to seal Champi-
ons League football next season,
but should Frank Lampard’s men
lose, then a draw between Leices-
ter and United would see the lat-
ter two finish in the top four.
Whoever misses out on the
Champions League between
United, Chelsea and Leicester
will be guaranteed fifth and a
place in the Europa League next
season. Wolves are looking to go
one better than their fine first
campaign back in the top-flight
last season by finishing in the top
six and have the potential to upset
Chelsea’s push for the Champi-
ons League at Stamford Bridge.
However, any slip from Nuno
Espirito Santo’s men would give
Spurs the chance to move into
sixth. Jose Mourinho’s side have
won their last three and will be
confident ahead of a trip to Crys-
tal Palace, who have lost their last
seven games.
tournament, we have been able to
peak with a certain formula
where we’ve been focusing on
things which need to be
improved.”
One sport in which India was
primed to deliver medals was
shooting, with fifteen shooters
making the cut for Tokyo, and
two of them ranking at the top of
their category in the world. The
shooters had followed an exact-
ing regimen, appearing for multi-
ple trials, and were ready for one
last push when the outbreak hap-
pened. “We trained our shooters
keeping in mind certain time
frames. It is all about periodisa-
tion, and that has now gone for a
toss,” said Shuma Shirur, the jun-
ior rifle programme coach. “We
will have to rework and redo the
entire cycle now, but having the
Olympics postponed by a full year
is a better deal, because gradually
we can work towards getting
everyone to peak again at the
right time next year.”
Joydeep Karmakar, an Olym-
pian and current coach of top
shooter Mehuli Ghosh, said the
big picture of the Olympics was
always in mind as they prepared
for different World Cups and
World Championships. “When
you are training for a World Cup,
there will be times when you will
not even think of the Olympics.
All your preparations, be it physi-
cal training or technical training
will be for that World Cup. At the
same time, you need to, as a
coach, ensure that the athlete
stays hungry for the Olympics
and for that you may even reduce
the intensity of training,” said
Karmakar. “Through all this, the
micro level planning —such as a
5km run the next day—will need
to be made.”
Rushdee Warley, the CEO of
JSW’s Inspire Institute of Sport,
agreed that all athletes will need
to recalibrate their programmes,
and their will and commitment to
succeed will be put to test.
“I think we will see a deter-
mined group of athletes, from all
over the world, really wanting to
prove a point,” Warley, an elite
high performance coach, said.
“The athletes and coaches are a
resilient group of people.”
(With inputs from
Rutvick Mehta & Dhiman Sarkar)
n England's Stuart Broad celebrates the wicket of West Indies'
Roston Chase on Day 2 of the third Test on Saturday.
slip Ben Stokes put down a rou-
tine chance, looked increasingly
assured while making 32.
But fast bowler Jofra Archer,
back after being omitted from
England’s 113-run win in the sec-
ond Test for breaching the bio-se-
cure regulations governing this
series, produced a rib-high deliv-
ery that left-hander Campbell
could only fend to gully. Ander-
son, England’s all-time leading
The Champions League race
Manchester United, Chelsea and Leicester City are locked in a tight race
for the two remaining Champions League spots from England. Liverpool
and Manchester City have already secured the top two spots.
CLUB GAMES WINS DRAWS LOSSES
Man Utd 37 17
Chelsea 37 19
Leicester 37 18
With third-placed Man United visiting Leicester on Sunday, the game will
serve as a virtual play-off for a Champions League spot, although both
will qualify with a draw if Chelsea lose to Wolves at home.
RESULT UNITED WIN
Chelsea win United &
Chelsea qualify
Chelsea draw United &
Chelsea qualify
United &
Chelsea lose
Chelsea qualify
IF YOU THINK I NEED TO SHOW MY WORTH, OKAY, I’M GOING TO TRY...I TRY TO
DO MY BEST, I’M NOT WORRIED ABOUT PROVING ANYTHING.
> JOSE MOURINHO, Spurs manager explaining his tenure hasn’t been as bad as people are making it out to be
HOW DO ATHLETES PREPARE
FOR THE OLYMPICS?
Modern training is highly individualised, and different sports
have entirely different training needs. Yet, there is a broad
system that is common for almost all sports, called Periodisation.
What is
Periodisation?
It’s a systematic and cyclical
programme designed to help
athletes deliver “peak”
performance during major
competitions. Athletes can
only maintain this
“peak”—the limit of their
performance—for a brief
period. For some sports, like
swimming or athletics, an
entire year’s work goes into
creating a window of a few
days where an athlete can hit
the limits of human perfor-
mance. To achieve this, the
training cycle is broadly
divided into three main
categories: macrocycle,
mesocycles and microcycles.
Volume before
intensity graph
One of the key principles that
lays the foundation of
periodisation of training is that
volume of training is increased
before the intensity of
training. This principle applies
to macrocycle, mesocycle and
the microcycle alike.
Volume
(quantity)
Intensity
(quality)
Technique
(training)
This principle of volume first,
applies to strength and musc
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either side of tea on his Lancash-
ire home ground as the tourists
slumped to 59-4. Shai Hope was
squared up by an Anderson deliv-
ery that moved away late—a des-
perately difficult ball to play—
and was caught behind for 17.
Scores: England 1st inn 369 (Burns 57,
Pope 91, Buttler 67, Broad 62; Roach
4/72) vs West Indies 137/6 (Campbell 32;
Broad 2/17, Anderson 2/17).
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some sports, a multi-year plan, with further divided into:
the Olympics as the final target.
The macrocyle is divided into: PREPARATION
This is the longest stretch of the training cycle. It
begins with building a physical base for the
MESOCYCLES athlete, for example, a week-by-week increase
Two to six week periods with of running mileage to build stamina. The
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a specific goal—gaining MACR CYCLE idea is to put the body under a particular
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get off the starting block. acquisition.
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OR L A
MICROCYCLES T TER M P The athlete is almost ready for the
LO
N G TER M PL A N peak. Training intensity is kept
Structures within the
mesocycle, engineered to very high, but training volume is
low to avoid fatigue, and give
allow the body to adapt
without getting too fatigued plenty of time for the body to
and to avoid the risk of injury. recover. This is also when the
athlete finds out what kind of
A microcycle usually lasts a
week. For example for performance he or she may be
able to deliver at the big event.
sprinters, a three-week
microcycle for gaining speed
may feature: LOCKDOWN (March 23, 2020)
WEEK 3
It was during this testing phase
High intensity
when all sporting activities
speed drills, stopped due to the pandemic.
maximum
intensity
sprints TAPERING
Roughly 2-3 weeks before the
WEEK 2
competition, athletes follow a
Athlete working at
medium-to-high intensity, low volume
medium capacity,
(60-90% lower) routine designed to
ramping up the intensity
maintain their physiological conditioning, but
of the drills, doing
not to put the body under more stress.
WEEK 1 medium-intensity
sprints
Light running, THE PEAK
Peaking at
technique drills, and OLYMPIC GAMES (original dates)
flexibility work to
most
important condition the athlete July24, 2020 - Aug 9, 2020
time
(Olympics)
TRANSITION
The Olympics should have been over. It should have been time for
then intensity, also rest and recovery. But due to the disruption in training and postpone-
ular endurance. ment of the Games by a year, atheletes are looking to start afresh.
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