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Kate Middleton, pictured centre, is said to be thinking of using hypnotherapy to ease the pain of givingbirth. She is far from the first celebrity to turn to alternative aids to help with the pain of child birth withother famous expectant mothers, such as Bollywood actor Shilpa Shetty, pictured right, and Lara Dutta,pictured left, turning to Lamaze classes, yoga and labour 'coaches'.

'Satyagraha'not based on AnnaHazare: Prakash Jha

Mumbai,Bollywood director

Prakash Jha, who is set torelease his film"Satyagraha", says that ithas nothing to do with so-cial activist Anna Hazare'smovement. Contrary towhat the reports have sug-gested, the director re-vealed that AmitabhBachchan's character hasno link to Anna Hazare.

"I have not commentedon this before. The film isnot based on Anna Hazareand has nothing to do withthe movement. The entireprocess of satyagrahacomes from Gandhiji. Mr.Bachchan plays the role ofa satyagrahi who believesin truth," he said at the glo-bal launch of the trailerheld here Wednesday.

Talking about the expe-rience of working withBachchan, the directorsaid that he is fortunate tobe able to work with theveteran actor."It is very for-tunate for us that someonefrom our generation getsto work with Mr.

Bachchan," he said.The film stars Amitabh

Bachchan, KareenaKapoor, Ajay Devgn,Manoj Bajpai and ArjunRampal.

Talking about the con-cept of of a global launch,Ajay Devgn said that sincethe promo was nice, theywanted to do somethingbig. Prakash Jha alongwith Amrita Rao, ManojBajpai, Amitabh Bachchanand Sidharth Roy Kapurwere present here whileKareena Kapoor and AjayDevgn were present viavideo chat from London.

"It was a great idea. Iwas here and so wasKareena. The idea camewhen we were dubbing forthe promo. We liked it somuch that we felt that weshould launch it in a bigway," Ajay said. Most ofJha's films like "Arakshan"and "Gangajal" revolvearound controversial sub-jects and the director saidthis is what triggers pro-tests, but they all stop oncethe film is released.

Bodies, flight recorder, recoveredfrom crashed chopper

Dehradun, Prime Minister

Manmohan SinghWednesday spoke to theIAF chief, Air Chief Mar-shal N.A.K Browne to ex-press his condolencesover Tuesday's helicoptercrash in Uttarakhand asrescuers recovered thebodies of most of the 20victims, as also the flightdata recorder and thecockpit voice recorder.

Browne, who visitedthe hill state Wednesday,hailed the victims of thecrash and said they sus-tained the rescue missionin the flood-hit areas ofUttarakhand and com-pleted it successfully.

The Indian Air Forcechief reached Gauchar, an

airbase for rescue opera-tions, in the morning andsaid the crashed helicop-ter was carrying 20 per-sonnel including five fromthe IAF, six from the Indo-Tibetan Border Police(ITBP) and nine from theNational Disaster Re-sponse Force (NDRF).

"We will be able to as-certain the reason for thecrash only after analysingthe cockpit voice re-corder," he said.

Browne said the teamsthat had gone to the siteof crash had reportedthere were no survivors.

NDRF Inspector Gen-eral Sandeep Rathorelater said bodies of 17 ofthe crash victims had beenrecovered.

Browne said comman-dos had slithered downfrom a chopper to thecrash site and reportedthat there were no survi-vors from the group.

He said the crash tookplace at 2 p.m. Tuesday inan area around Gaurikundwhen the chopper was re-turning from Badrinath.

"We owe it to the livesof our people whom wehave lost, that we sustainthe mission and completeit successfully," Brownesaid. "There were actuallythree helicopters -- one 10minutes ahead and theother 10 minutes behind,"he said. "They (IAF per-sonnel) are proud to behere and proud to be do-ing the job. I am extremely

happy with the way theyare performing," he said.

"It is a marvellous per-formance not just by ourpeople but also by theITBP, army and theNDRF." "We are doing agreat job and we need tohang on there. The periodwill last for another 8-10days," he added. Givingdetails of the rescue op-erations, the air chief saidthere were not manypeople left to be evacu-ated. "We have work to bedone in the Harsil Valleyand Badrinath areas. Twohelicopters left Wednes-day morning for Badrinathwhere there are about3,000-4,000 people. AtHarsil, there are 1,000people left," he said.

WESTERN TIMES AHMEDABADFRIDAY, JUNE 28, 2013

Chennai, Suriya-starrer Tamil action-drama "Singam 2"

has been cleared with a U certificate with no cuts bythe Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Thefilm releases worldwide July 5.

"Singam 2" is the sequel to highly successful"Singam". It will release in 2,400 theaters, PrincePictures, the producers, announced in a statementThursday. Also starring Anushka Shetty, HansikaMotwani, Vivek and Santhanam in important roles,"Singam 2" is directed by Hari Gopalakrishnan, whohad previously helmed the first movie.

Suriya returns in the role of a righteous youngcop in the sequel and he will lock horns with an in-ternational villain, played by Hollywood actor DannySapani, who is known for films such as "Oxford Mur-ders" and "Trance".

'Singam 2' passedwith U certificate

Shazahn excited to be in'Bol Bachchan' Telugu remake

Mumbai, Actress Shazahn Padamsee is currently shooting

for the Telugu remake of Bollywood film "Bol Bachchan",and says the experience is exciting.

She is in Hyderabad for the shoot."I'm playing one of the lead actresses in the film. It's

a huge project here in south and I'm really excited tobe part of it. I'll be shooting for a special song in thefilm. It is picturised on me," Shazahn told IANS.

The actress is reportedly stepping into the role thatPrachi Desai essayed in the original.

Migrant workers leave tenseGaro Hills in Meghalaya

Shillong, Tension prevailed in

Garo Hills in westernMeghalaya amid massexodus of migrant workersfollowing Sunday's killingsof eight migrant coal min-ers by unidentified assail-ants, an official said hereWednesday. "The situationis still tense but under con-trol in Garo Hills. We arekeeping a close watch onthe prevailing situation,"Commissioner of Divisionsand in-charge of Garo HillsPeter W. Ingty told IANS.

The government hasrushed in six companies ofcentral paramilitary forces- four companies of BorderSecurity Force and twocompanies of Central Re-serve Paramilitary Force -to maintain law and orderin Garo Hills region. ChiefMinister Mukul Sangma

said the exodus of migrantworkers was based on anadvisory issued by thegovernment to ensure oftheir safety.

At least 16,000 migrantworkers have left GaroHills since Saturday follow-ing mob violence in Tura,the district headquarters ofWest Garo Hills, and afterthe gruesome murder ofeight mingrant coal minersin South Garo Hills, an of-ficial said. can indulge incrime," Sangma told jour-nalists. Prohibitory ordershave been clamped underSection 144 of the Crimi-nal Procedure Code(CrPC), banning gatheringof four or more people atone place in South andEast Garo Hills. In WestGaro Hills, the night cur-few has been in placesince Friday night.

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