GERMAN LIFTS CONFEDERATION CUP FOOTBALL
Germany have lifted their maiden Confederation Cup Football title. In the final played at St Petersburg last night, the four-time World Cup winners defeated Chile by a solitary goal. Lars Stindl put Germany ahead in the first half against the run of play, and Germany then held on to the lead.
Copa America winners Chile dominated ball possession from start to finish, but could not score despite getting a plethora of chances.
Earlier, in the third-place play-off match in Moscow, Portugal defeated Mexico 2-1. Luis Neto bundled into his own net to hand Mexico a
54th-minute lead, but centre-back Pepe stabbed home a stoppage-time equaliser to force an extra 30 minutes at Spartak Stadium. Adrien Silva then scored an extra-time penalty to give victory to Portugal. For Silva, it was his first international goal.
54th-minute lead, but centre-back Pepe stabbed home a stoppage-time equaliser to force an extra 30 minutes at Spartak Stadium. Adrien Silva then scored an extra-time penalty to give victory to Portugal. For Silva, it was his first international goal.
In the group stage of the tournament, the match between Portugal and Mexico had ended in a 2-2 draw.
European champions Portugal were without captain Cristiano Ronaldo after the Real Madrid star was released from the squad to return home to meet his newborn twins.
INDIAN EVES BEAT PAKISTAN EVES IN WWC
Pakistan suffered third consecutive defeat in the 3rd Women’s World Cup match at Derby, England today when they lost to India by a huge margin of 95 runs. Electing to bat, India scored 169 for 9 in the stipulated 50 overs and then reduced Pakistan to 74 all out in 38.1 overs.
For India, E.Bisht claimed 5 wickets , while other wickets were claimed by Jhulan Goswami, D.B.Sharma, M.Joshi and H.Kaur.
For Pakistan, only Nahida Khan was the highest scorer with 23. As many as four Pakistani batswomen were out without any score. In their previous encounters, India stunned hosts England by 35 runs before trouncing West Indies by seven wickets in their second encounter.
MHA REJECTS REPORT OF GOVERNOR N. N. VOHRA TO QUIT
The Ministry of Home Affairs on Monday rejected reports of Jammu and Kashmir Governor NN Vohra offering his resignation. “So far Home ministry has not received any proposal from Jammu and Kashmir Governor N. N. Vohra offering to resign,” said MHA spokesperson.
Reports are rife that Vohra has offered to step down as Jammu and Kashmir Governor and has also written a letter to the Centre demanding the same.Some sections of media reported that Vohra sought his resignation citing health issue.
The home ministry, however, clarified that they did not receive any letter regarding it.Vohra was appointed Governor of Jammu and Kashmir in 2008 and was offered second term in 2013.Earlier, he had also served as Defence Secretary and Union Home Secretary.
Vohra, a Padma Vibhushan awardee, had also served as Principal Secretary to Prime Minister I.K. Gujral during 1997-98.
WEST INDIES BEAT INDIA IN 4TH ODI
Windies Cricket won the toss and bat first against the Indian Cricket Team in the 4th ODI in Antigua in series of five ODI.
India lost to West Indies by eleven runs in the fourth cricket One-day International in Antigua last night.
Chasing a target of 190 runs, India were all out for 178 in 49.4 overs. For the hosts, captain and Man of the Match Jason Holder claimed a rich haul of 5 wickets for 27 runs in 9.4 overs.
Earlier, electing to bat, the hosts made189 for 9 in the stipulated 50 overs.
Chasing moderate total of 190, India lost three wickets, including that of Virat Kohli, inside the 50-run mark before Ajinkya Rahane (60 off 91) and Mahendra Singh Dhoni (54 off 114) steadied the ship with a crawling but crucial 54-run stand for the fourth wicket.
India couldn’t finish off the chase as they witnessed another collapse towards the end with Kedar Jadhav, Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja and Dhoni departing in series of succession.
“The plan was for somebody to bat deeper into the innings. That’s what Ajinkya did till he got out. Till that time we were on course but suddenly we lost couple of wickets. Those wickets in the middle overs actually pushed us back. The run rate just kept on creeping higher and higher,” Bangar said at the post-match press conference.
The batting coach rued the shot-selection of Indian batsmen and said the platform was ideal for the lower middle- order to prove its worth.
“That is the goal of the team. You need to put the players in those situations which they are going to encounter at that particular position. Kedar at No.6 or Hardik at No.7. You need to see how they handle the pressure and how they need to make sure the team finishes the crossing line.
“These are big experiences for them. When Hardik, Jaddu (Ravindra Jadeja) got out it was still run-a-ball. In these situations shot selection was really crucial and at times I just felt they erred in that,” Bangar said.
India now lead the series 2-1. The fifth and final One-Dayer will be played at Kingston, Jamaica, on Thursday.
SHOOTING IN FRONT OF MOSQUE IN AVIGNON, FRANCE
France, eight people were lightly wounded in a shooting in front of a mosque in the southeast city of Avignon, the prosecutor’s office said.
The suspects, carrying a handgun and a shotgun, arrived in a Renault Clio before opening fire on the crowd, La Provence newspaper reports. Police said they were not treating the incident as a terrorist attack.
PREMIER LEAGUE,BRITISH COUNCIL,SAI JOIN HANDS WITH PREMIER SKILLS TO COACH THE COACHES
A press conference held today at Jawahar Lal Nehru stadium by Premier Skills with Premier League, British Council, SAI, AIFF members to illustrate the achievement of their Coaching programme in Delhi and they shall be imparting coaching to the coaches in Goa, Kolkata & Guwahati.
Premier Skills has delivered tremendous impact to date. Since 2007, the programme has run in 29 countries around the world, with over 2,300 face-to-face coach training interventions, more than 400,000 young people reached, and over one million football-focused English language materials distributed.
Presently 60 Indian coaches from the Sports Authority of India, Delhi Soccer Association and Physical Education teachers from Kendriya Vidyalaya undergo training to help build and strengthen community coaching, English language and leadership skills.
New Delhi: 2nd July 2017 Premier Skills, in association with the Sports Authority of India (SAI) and the All India Football Federation (AIFF) initiated a coach education programme that aims to bring football enthusiasts together and equip them skills, knowledge and confidence required to create sustainable communities and a greater understanding of the role football can play in tackling other social issues. This week-long training program for 60 football coaches from the Sports Authority of India, Delhi Soccer Association and Kendriya Vidyalaya Schools come to an end on 2nd July at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium amidst a celebratory closing event.
The Coach Education Programme was le by Jeremy Weeks, Premier Skills Head Coach who was supported by Tom Hughes, an early-years coach with Manchester City in the Community, and Elliot Sutcliffe, a coach with Manchester City. On ground assistance was provided by four Indian Premier Skills coach educators that have supported the programme for over a year.
Premier Skills is a partnership between the Premier League and the British Council that uses football to inspire young people and provided face to face training for local community coaches, youth leaders and teachers with a view to participants cascading their newly acquired skills to their peers and the young people back in their own schools and communities. Premier Skills has already delivered a highly successful programme in India, training 600 coaches, who in turn have reached 30,000 young people since the programme began.
Premier Skills was launched in 2007 and there are some fantastic success stories from the project, including Premier Skill participants who have gone on to run their own community football programmes, volunteers who now help deliver Premier Skills itself, and coaches who have connected via the project and now run community sport festivals Since the programme began in 2007, 17,715 coaches and referees have been trained in 29′ countries, who in turn reached 1.5 million young people in 29 countries.
Tim Vine, Premier League Director of International Relations, said, ”Premier Skills is having a significant impact on both the quality and numbers of coaches and referees there are at the grassroots of the game right across India. Utilising highly-skilled Premier League club coaches as trainers, this new phase with the sports Authority of India took to Delhi for the programme and received a great response. The idea was to further build on the excellent initial work we have done with them in Kerala and Goa over the past three years.
”Alongside the separate Premier Skills programme, we are delivering with the India Super League and AIFF, this underline the major contribution the Premier League is making to help grow football across India.”
Alan Gemmell, Dieector British Council India said, ”In the UK-India Year of Culture the British Council is strengthening its relationship with the Sports Authority of India ant the All India Football Federation through the Premier Skills programme. We are delighted to support the training of a new generation of football coaches that aims to connect and inspire young people through sport”
Injeti Srinivas, Union Secretary (Sports) Cum- Director General, Sports Authority of India said, ” Sport is a powerful tool for individual development, youth empowerment, gender equality, social integration, peace and economic development Football, which is the popular sport in the world, is ideally suited to serve as a powerful medium to inculcate sporting culture at individual, community and national level in order to reap the benefits. I take this opportunity to compliment Premier League and the British Council for running the Premier Skills programme in different parts of the country. which has emerged as a highly successful programme for sports development at the grassroots level. Sports Authority of India is delighted to partner with them in the Premier Skills programme.” A lady, vigilance officer of SAI also spoke to the media and congratulated the government of India and P.M Modi for funding SAI to impart training to men & women coaches also in this regard and said that she is delighted to see the progress made by the trained coaches.
Kushal Das, General Secretary, All India Football Federation said, “AIFF has been stressing massively on Grassroots Programme and Coach Education in our quest for further development of the game in our Country. The Premier Skills Programme has been on for some time we will continue to support it. I need to thank the EPL and the British Council for their involvement.”
KHARIFF SOWING 0.82% MORE THAN NORMAL – RAINFALL 4% MORE
July01, 2017 (C) Ravinder Singh progressindia2015@gmail.com
Though area under Khariff Sowing this year is marginally higher but there is marked preference for Pulses and Cotton and marked decline in Rice and Oilseeds sowing so far.
GoI could avoid Crisis – Too Little Rice & Oilseeds and too much Cotton & Pulses by Announcing Increased MSP for Paddy & Oilseeds to boost sowing than Pulses and Cotton.
PIB release is inadequate.
Area sown in L. Hect. Normal, Current/Last Year on June30 & Kharif Season
Crop
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NORMAL
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2017-18
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2016-17
|
SEASON
|
Rice
|
51.56
|
38.93
|
39.08
|
395.94
|
Pulses
|
10.22
|
18.80
|
13.04
|
105.58
|
Coarse Cereals
|
36.70
|
38.12
|
35.41
|
192.15
|
Oilseeds
|
35.75
|
25.90
|
28.35
|
184.05
|
Sugarcane
|
44.50
|
47.52
|
44.82
|
50.05
|
Jute & Mesta
|
07.74
|
06.93
|
07.25
|
08.39
|
Cotton
|
34.03
|
46.10
|
19.07
|
122.45
|
Total
|
220.49
|
222.30
|
187.03
|
1058.62
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Ravinder Singh, Inventor & Consultant, INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND PROJECTS
Y-77, Hauz Khas, ND -110016, India. Ph: 091- 9871056471, 9718280435, 9650421857
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