Mumbai: Observingthat the jail authority even fears a law and order problem on a communal aspect, which is more serious in this case, a special NIA court recently rejected a plea by terror accused Shamil Nachan seeking transfer back to Taloja Central Prison from Nagpur, following a violent altercation within the jail premises.“…there are a total of 11 accused in this case… It is quite risky to keep all the accused in the same prison because, on one or more occasions in a day, the accused may gather in jail and again may create a law and order problem in the jail, and the safety and security of themselves and co-accused, in every probability, would be compromised seriously,” Special Judge CS Baviskar said.While rejecting the plea, the judge also took a stern view against Taloja jail authorities for a “serious lapse” in transferring the accused to Nagpur without obtaining the court’s prior permission, as mandated by law. “It is a matter of record that no such permission of this court is taken by Taloja jail authority before transferring the…accused Shamil to Nagpur Central Prison… This is certainly a serious lapse on the part of the jail authority Taloja,” the judge said.Nachan is facing serious charges in a case investigated by the National Investigation Agency (NIA). The charges against Nachan and 10 other co-accused include criminal conspiracy, theft to commit offences, and various sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), the Arms Act, and the Explosive Substance Act. The NIA alleges that the offences pose a direct threat to the safety, security, and sovereignty of the nation.Nachan moved the court seeking several reliefs, primarily to be reshifted to Taloja Central Prison from Nagpur Central Prison. He also requested a judicial inquiry into injuries allegedly sustained by him and sought CCTV footage from Barrack No 1 of Taloja Jail from July 18, 2025.The jail authority strongly opposed the plea. In a report submitted to the court, the authority contended that Nachan and an associate, Irfan Landge, were actually the aggressors. Nachan and Landge are accused in separate cases. The jail authority alleged that the duo assaulted co-accused Girish Nair with a sharp-edged tin piece hidden beneath a pillow, causing severe injuries to Nair.Consequently, for security reasons, the jail authority transferred Nachan and Landge to Nagpur, while Nair was moved to Yerawada Prison in Pune. Further, the authorities stated that the requested CCTV footage was “not available”. Earlier, the court allowed Landge to be transferred from Nagpur Central Prison to any jail near the city, except Taloja Central Prison.Rejecting Nachan’s plea, the judge highlighted the gravity of the allegations regarding his behaviour within the prison system. The judge noted that the report from jail authorities speaks “volumes about [the] behaviour and demeanour of the applicant”.“The…accused Shamil hails from close vicinity of Mumbai and suburban. From the nature of offences alleged against him, it comes that he and other accused in this case are having a huge network of associates in the locality… If for these and such reasons, the accused Shamil is shifted for security reasons from one prison to some other prison, in my opinion, if not legal, it is quite justifiable…”The judge rejected the plea for a judicial inquiry, noting action was already taken to separate the parties involved in the fight. Regarding the CCTV footage, the court noted that since it was reported unavailable, “no question of calling the same arises”.While pointing to the availability of videoconferencing facilities, the judge also said that when the physical presence of the accused becomes incumbent, certainly they can be brought before this court and then can be lodged in a nearby prison. “At this moment, there is no urgency to transfer…accused from Nagpur Central Prison to Taloja Central Prison, Navi Mumbai, as prayed,” the judge said.

No proposal to create an Indian Education Service, says CentreThe Centre has ruled out any proposal to create an Indian Education Service (IES) for appointments to key leadership positions in higher education institutions, including chancellors, vice-chancellors, pro-chancellors and registrars.Responding to a written question in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday, MoS for education Sukanta Majumdar said there is “no such proposal under consideration” to set up a dedicated service for these appointments. He underlined that higher education institutions (HEIs) function as statutory autonomous bodies established under their respective central Acts of Parliament and are governed by existing legal provisions.Majumdar said the govt has taken several technology- driven steps to strengthen transparency in the recruitment process. Among these is the CU-Chayan portal “which connects employers with potential job candidates, simplifying the recruitment process and making it more efficient”. He also said a separate online portal for recruitment of vice-chancellors to central universities has been launched to further improve transparency and efficiency in top-level academic appointments. Rajya Sabha sees heated exchanges over new ‘Lok Bhavans’RS on Wednesday witnessed heated exchanges after TMC MP Dola Sena, while slamming the renaming of Raj Bhavans as Lok Bhavans “without keeping state govts or assemblies in the loop”, sought to ridicule the govt for talking about people while depriving them of their rights.Objecting to Sen bringing in reference to “MGNREGS and other issues”, House leader JP Nadda requested the Chair to expunge remarks not related to the subject. The Chairman concurred.This was contested by LoP Kharge who said Sen had not said anything unparliamentary. He accused Nadda of “bulldozing” by asking for the remarks to be deleted. Nadda replied: “I never bulldozed.”15.6L vehicles recalled over safety defects: Govt Vehicle manufacturers have recalled around 15.6 lakh vehicles due to safety defects since 2022, heavy industries ministry informed Lok Sabha Tuesday. As per the reply, while around 11.9 lakh two-wheelers have been recalled till Nov 26, the number of cars recalled stood at nearly 3.7 lakh. The ministry quoted data maintained by Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) under the voluntary recall provision.In another reply, the ministry told Lok Sabha that so far, Rs 1,635 crore subsidy has been disbursed under the PM E-DRIVE scheme. An allocation of Rs 500 crore has also been made under the scheme towards e-ambulances, it said.To track side effects of drugs, govt mandates QR codes at pharmaciesThe next time you step into a chemist shop, you may find a new addition near the counter — a black-and-white QR code that could quietly transform India’s drug safety system. The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has directed every retail and wholesale pharmacy in the country to display the official Pharmacovigilance Programme of India (PvPI) QR code along with its toll-free number, 1800-180-3024, enabling people to report medicine side effects instantly.The order, issued after the 16th Working Group Meeting of PvPI held on June 18, instructs drug regulators to ensure the QR code is placed prominently in pharmacy premises. By simply scanning it, customers and healthcare professionals can report any adverse drug reaction — from rashes and dizziness to swelling, nausea or more serious complications — straight into ADRMS (Adverse Drug Reaction Monitoring System). Officials say the move could mark a major shift in how India tracks harmful drug events, which often go unreported.

Patiala: The Kisan Mazdoor Morcha (KMM), Punjab chapter, will hold a symbolic two-hour rail roko (rail blockade) protest on Dec 5 from 1 pm to 3 pm at 26 locations across 19 districts in Punjab. The agitation has been planned against the draft Electricity Amendment Bill 2025, removal of prepaid meters, reinstatement of old meters, forcible sale of public properties by the Bhagwant Mann govt and other related issues.Rail movement will be halted in key districts, including Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Pathankot, Tarn Taran, Ferozepur, Kapurthala, Jalandhar, Hoshiarpur, Patiala, Sangrur, Fazilka, Moga, Bathinda, Muktsar, Malerkotla, Mansa, Ludhiana, Faridkot and Ropar at specified stations and crossings, stated the KMM.

The farmers’ body claimed that the protest was a part of the larger month-long agitation announced by the KMM to oppose the Electricity Amendment Bill. The bill is seen by the KMM and allied farmer groups as promoting privatisation, increasing power costs and undermining farmers’ interests.The protest also aims to demand withdrawal of prepaid meters and restoration of the old meter system, which farmers oppose due to cost and control concerns. Additionally, there is strong opposition to the Punjab govt’s policy of selling off govt properties, which critics say is a desperate move to cover financial mismanagement.The Electricity Amendment Bill 2025 aims to bring reforms to India’s power sector by promoting competition in distribution, removing cross-subsidies and encouraging renewable energy integration. However, the bill has faced criticism for potentially increasing electricity costs and weakening the role of state power distribution companies. It introduces provisions for tariffs that better reflect cost and mandates universal supply obligations, but the farmers are apprehensive about the adverse effects.Opposition voices accused the Mann-led govt of looting public property to hide its governance failures.The union leaders claimed that the symbolic two-hour blockade on Dec 5 would impact rail connectivity across the state, pressing the govt to withdraw the electricity bill, stop prepaid meters and halt the sale of public properties. The ‘rail roko’ movement is being led by senior KMM leaders Sarwan Singh Pandher and others, with participation from multiple farmer and labour organisations across Punjab.MSID:: 125718444 413 |

Cricket fans were treated to a special moment during the mid-innings break of the second ODI between India and South Africa in Raipur, as Rohit Sharma and Tilak Varma officially unveiled India’s new jersey for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026.

Team India to don new jersey in T20 World Cup 2025

The reveal took place under lights at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium, marking the first public showcase of the kit India will wear as co-hosts of next year’s marquee event alongside Sri Lanka.

Rohit, attending in his capacity as tournament brand ambassador, walked out with Tilak and BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia as a promotional video lit up the giant screen. The duo held up the new shirts near the boundary line, greeted by loud cheers, waving tricolours, and chants from a packed Raipur crowd who witnessed the in-stadium debut of India’s latest limited-overs look.

The spirit of a billion, stitched in every thread. Team India’s new T20I jersey. 💙#TeamIndia #NewJersey #T20I pic.twitter.com/fHYTPFGguv

— Star Sports (@StarSportsIndia) December 3, 2025

India’s new deep-blue kit inspired by 1990s stripes with modern finish

The T20 World Cup 2026 jersey features a striking deep-blue base accented by bold orange side panels and subtle vertical light-blue striping across the front, blending nostalgia with a contemporary aesthetic. The design draws inspiration from India’s striped kits of the 1990s while incorporating sleek modern detailing.

Team India’s jersey for the T20 World Cup 2026 revealed during the mid-innings break of the #INDvSA 2nd ODI in Raipur 🤩#T20WorldCup2026 #CricketTwitter pic.twitter.com/lgi7MuBuuD

— CricketTimes.com (@CricketTimesHQ) December 3, 2025

A notable update in this edition is the repositioning of the Indian tricolour, now prominently placed on the collar rather than stretched across the shoulders. The BCCI crest sits on the left chest, with the kit sponsor logo on the right. The jersey is made using upgraded lightweight, breathable fabric engineered to help players cope with hot evenings and high humidity across venues in India and Sri Lanka.

Rohit Sharma: “This jersey represents belief and responsibility

Speaking after the unveiling, Rohit Sharma – who captained India to the 2024 T20 World Cup title – said the new kit symbolises the mindset required for a team aiming to defend its crown at home.

“This jersey represents belief and responsibility,” Rohit said. “Whenever a player wears it, they should feel the expectations of a billion fans and the pride of playing a World Cup at home.”

Tilak Varma, one of India’s rising T20 talents, expressed excitement at being part of the launch. He described the moment as “special”, adding that he hopes to “create something memorable” in the new colours if selected in the final squad for the tournament.

Also READ: Fans go wild as Ruturaj Gaikwad slams maiden century in IND vs SA 2nd ODI at Raipur

Jersey goes live for sale online; stadium editions coming soon

Moments after the launch, the new kit became available for purchase on the official ICC and Adidas online stores. Retail rollouts across major Indian cities will follow over the next few weeks, including limited stadium edition replicas themed around the World Cup venues.

With the unveiling creating a surge of excitement among supporters, the fresh jersey marks the beginning of India’s build-up to the 2026 T20 World Cup, where expectations will be sky-high as Rohit’s men prepare to defend their global title in front of home fans.

Also READ: Shubman Gill returns as India name potent squad for the T20I series against South Africa

Virat Kohli (PTI Photo/Kunal Patil)

BENGALURU: The Vijay Hazare Trophy will mark Virat Kohli’s return to the white-ball domestic competition after a 15-year hiatus. It will also mark his return to Bengaluru after the tragic stampede outside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium during Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s maiden Indian Premier League title triumph in June this year.

PTI on Tuesday quoted DDCA president Rohan Jaitley as saying, “He [Virat Kohli] has confirmed his availability to play in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. How many games he will feature in, that is not clear yet.”The 37-year-old will turn out for Delhi, his domestic team, who are slated to play all seven of their Group D league games in Bengaluru. As per the original schedule, Delhi, who begin their campaign against Andhra on Dec 24 at the KSCA Alur Stadium, will play five matches at Alur and two at the Chinnaswamy — against Services on Jan 3, and Haryana on Jan 8. India’s wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant is also likely to feature in these league fixtures, adding further star power.Confirming the fixtures, KSCA managing committee member in charge of cricket, MS Vinay, told TOI, “The matches are as per schedule at the two KSCA facilities. We have been hosting BCCI domestic matches since the start of the season without any hindrance. We will call for a managing committee meeting soon and discuss it.”But as the association continues to be denied permission to host matches with spectators, the question that looms is whether fans will be allowed into the Chinnaswamy.Vinay said the decision will rest with government authorities, adding, “Allowing spectators at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium is a decision that will be taken in consultation with the police department and other authorities. We can’t say just yet that the matches will be held behind closed doors.”Even the Alur facility, though located on the city’s outskirts, has seen its share of crowd chaos. In 2017, when MS Dhoni turned up for Jharkhand in the same competition, with no spectator galleries at the venue, fans found vantage points along the compound wall.Expecting similar frenzy this time — perhaps more, given Kohli’s presence — the KSCA has begun preparations early.“We will also approach the city police commissioner concerning security at both venues,” Vinay added.

Union minister for defence Rajnath Singh (PTI photo)

NEW DELHI: Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday stood by his statement that Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru had wanted to rebuild the Babri mosque with public money, with his office issuing documentary evidence to support his claim, which was rebutted by Congress and other opposition parties.Singh had made the claim while addressing a gathering at Sadhli village in Gujarat’s Vadodara district on Tuesday. Responding to it, Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said the claim was aimed at diverting attention from real issues that need to be discussed.“Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was truly secular… When Pt Jawaharlal Nehru spoke about spending govt funds on the Babri masjid issue, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel opposed it. At that time, he did not allow the Babri masjid to be built with govt money. Nehru ji raised the question of reconstruction of the Somnath temple… Sardar clarified that the Somnath temple case was different; the public had donated Rs 30 lakh there, a trust had been formed, and not even a single penny of govt money was used. Ram mandir in Ayodhya has not been funded by govt money. The entire cost has been borne by the people of this country,” Singh said.The defence minister drew the information from Inside Story of Sardar Patel (The diary of Maniben Patel 1936-50), a book authored by Prabha Chopra. It was published in 2011 when Congress was in governance, and Nehru Memorial Library has a copy of the book. It is based on the diary of Maniben Patel, the daughter of Sardar Patel. The senior BJP neta’s office shared excerpts of the book to “validate” his claim.Congress, however, termed Rajnath’s claim a “lie” and “WhatsApp university story”, and said he should not tread PM Narendra Modi’s path. “These are all distractions. There are many other real issues that need to be discussed. They create a new distraction every day so that we are unable to discuss the real issues of the people,” Vadra told reporters.Asked about the issue at a press conference, Congress’ media and publicity department head Pawan Khera said, “We would like to tell the defence minister — ‘aap toh aise na the’ (you weren’t like this). We can understand others, the PM is very learned, we can understand him making such statements… show us evidence.” Congress’ whip in Lok Sabha Manickam Tagore said it is very surprising to see Rajnath “running these kinds of fake news factories and WhatsApp university stories”.

NEW DELHI: Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday said the govt had not proposed to levy a new cess but was levying excise on tobacco products.“This is not a new law, this is not an additional tax or something that the Centre is taking away. Many MPs here observed that this is a cess. This is not a cess, this is excise duty. Excise duty existed before GST. The amount will be redistributed to the states as per the Finance Commission’s recommendations,” she told Lok Sabha while responding to the discussion on the Central Excise (Amendment) Bill. The bill was passed by the lower House by voice vote.“In order to ensure that the incidence is not lower than what it was during GST with the compensation cess, we are bringing this excise. In a way, we are saying cigarettes should not become affordable now because incidence has become less,” the minister said while moving the bill.The minister also said that the Centre always keeps the interests of states in mind and no state gets less resources than what has been mandated by the Finance Commission.Dismissing charges of the Centre using GST compensation cess money to repay its debt, Sitharaman said, “It has been clarified many times that the compensation cess was collected for a period of five years for the purpose of giving it to the states, and that after five years it was to conclude…The compensation cess was, in fact, collected with the authority of the GST Council to repay the loan taken for the back-to-back arrangements made to compensate state governments for the revenues they could not collect during the Covid-19 pandemic.”By amending the Central Excise Act, the Centre has sought powers to levy excise duty of Rs 2,700 to Rs 11,000 per 1,000 sticks of various categories of cigarettes. The bill also proposes a levy of 60%-70% on every kg of tobacco used for various purposes and 100% a kg on chewing tobacco.She said that before GST, tax rates on tobacco were increased every year, so that high prices acted as a deterrent to consumption.Quoting the World Health Organization (WHO) observation that cigarette affordability has either stagnated or increased in the past decade in India, Sitharaman said the cess rates on cigarettes have remained unchanged since 2017, when GST was implemented.

Singer Palash Mucchal and Smriti Mandanna have been in the news ever since their wedding has been postponed. Right after the Indian Women’s team won the World cup, one saw a viral video of Palash propsoing to Smriti who is the vice-captain of the Indian women’s national cricket team. Their wedding was supposed to take place on November 23. Their haldi, wedding and sangeet already happened but the wedding was indefinitely postponed due to Smriti’s father’s health. He reportedly suffered a chest pain and was rushed to the hospital. Palash’s sister Palak Muchhal took to social media and announced that the wedding is postponed indefinitely due to Smrit’s father’s health. Meanwhile, Palash was also admitted to the hospital as he felt anxiety due to her father’s health and the wedding being called off. Amidst all this, Palash made his first appearance after the wedding got cancelled. He was spotted at the airport as he returned to Mumbai. However, now a viral picture suggests that Palash had visited Premanand ji Maharaj after getting discharged from the hospital, amidst all the controversy surrounding his wedding.

A Reddit user shared this photo and wrote, “I was watching Dec 2nd Premanand Maharaj ji’s discussion and I am 100% sure the guy in the front with a mask on is Palash. I saw his hands had the same mehendi on his fingers. I double checked his mehendi photos and the NaamJap mala bag he uses.” Many netizens who have seen this video agreed that this is Palash. A user said, “His bodyguard and his mom are in the video too, this really feels like a clear sign that something is seriously wrong! Edit: His dad isn’t there (that’s his bodyguard on chair). Also Rajpal Yadav is in the video. They probably went together because they are pretty close!” A user shared another picture pointing out at his mehendi and ring.

Meanwhile on Tuesday, several reports suggested tha Smriti and Palaash had locked in December 7 as their new wedding date. But Smriti’s brother clarified these rumours. “I have no idea about these rumours. As of now it (the wedding) is still postponed,” Smriti’s brother Shravan Mandhana told Hindustan Times, calling the viral date nothing but misinformation.

India’s imposing 358 in Raipur set the stage for another high-intensity ODI battle, backed by centuries from Virat Kohli and Ruturaj Gaikwad. South Africa, bruised from the opening defeat, walked out chasing 359 with pressure hanging over every over. India began strongly with quick strikes from Arshdeep Singh and Prasidh Krishna, but Aiden Markram steadied the visitors with remarkable poise. His century not only revived confidence but also reopened a chase many felt had slipped early. With wickets in hand and a rising tempo, the match entered a gripping middle phase where both teams traded momentum.

IND vs SA, 2nd ODI: Aiden Markram’s masterful hundred keeps South Africa in the hunt

Markram played one of his finest ODI innings under pressure, crafting a composed yet assertive century that kept South Africa firmly in the chase despite early setbacks, beginning with his flawless reading of lengths and crisp timing against India’s powerplay seamers before shifting seamlessly into counter-attacking mode once he weathered the early testing spells, finding boundaries through elegant cover drives and authoritative pulls that forced India to rethink their lengths, and as Temba Bavuma settled in alongside him.

The pair stitched a 101-run stand that neutralized India’s early energy, with Markram bringing up his fifty off 52 balls before accelerating sharply thereafter as he punished anything even marginally short or overpitched, reaching his century off just 88 deliveries with ten fours and four towering sixes, turning Raipur’s once-quiet chase into a growing threat, and even after Bavuma’s dismissal he continued to press forward with Breetzke, pushing South Africa past 197/3 by the 30-over mark, leaving India visibly concerned as dew settled in and their spinners struggled for grip, making Markram’s knock the anchor, accelerator, and emotional centerpiece of South Africa’s fightback before his eventual dismissal halted the momentum just as the chase approached its most dangerous phase.

Also READ: Brother Vikas and Sister Bhawna express their jubilation on social media after Virat Kohli’s 84th international century | IND vs SA, 2nd ODI

IND vs SA, 2nd ODI: India hold control but South Africa remain alive as chase enters final phase

Despite Markram’s century lifting the visitors into a competitive position, India retained command of the overall match situation thanks to disciplined middle-overs control and smart rotation of their bowlers, with Arshdeep’s early breakthrough of Quinton de Kock and Prasidh’s dismissal of Bavuma preventing South Africa from ever gaining uninterrupted dominance, while Harshit Rana’s tight lines restricted scoring during the brief lull before Markram’s acceleration, ensuring the required rate continued to climb steadily.

Earlier in the evening through Kohli’s fluent 102, Gaikwad’s explosive 105 and KL Rahul’s fast-paced finishing surge, the scoreboard pressure remained enormous throughout the chase, further intensified as India’s fielders maintained sharpness and denied easy twos, and even as Breetzke joined Markram to rebuild, the rising asking rate of nearly nine per over loomed heavily over the Proteas, creating a scenario where one quiet over could flip the match entirely, which is precisely what happened following Markram’s dismissal at 197, leaving South Africa needing still 157 off 106 balls with India’s death specialists set to return, turning the contest into a classic backs-to-the-wall pursuit where India hold the edge but South Africa remain alive thanks to the foundation laid by their captain’s sparkling century.

Here’s how fans reacted: 

Yes, the conditions are great for batting but this is some of cleanest striking you would see from Markram.

When on song, Markram looks like a world class player.

— Bharath Ramaraj (@Fancricket12) December 3, 2025

WOW… WOW… AND WOW! 😱🔥
What a sensational chase innings by Markram!
Cool as ice, yet blazing with fire! 🥶
4th Odi hundred

😱 3rd Century in this ongoing match
💥 #Markram #INDvSA pic.twitter.com/h6xS9WsPIn

— Er.Rajiv (@Rajiv_siait) December 3, 2025

AIDEN MARKRAM Brings up a wonderful 💯!!! His first century opening the batting for SA in ODI’S!! What a beautiful knock 🔥🔥🔥🔥#Cricketwitter #INDvSA pic.twitter.com/RnUYVnklFb

— Lawrence Bailey (@LawrenceBailey0) December 3, 2025

100 for Aden Markram well deserved he’s been fantastic today 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🥳 #INDvRSA

— ISHMAEL 🏴‍☠️☠️🇿🇦🇨🇩🇵🇸 (@mr_shimmy) December 3, 2025

Fine knock by Markram. SA have done half of their job. The pressure is on the Indian bowlers to make this a tight contest by chipping in with wickets at regular intervals.

— Srikrishna 🏏🏀 (@1998Srikrishna) December 3, 2025

Markram smashing Jadeja. Big moment in the game. And then the hundred, pure class 👏👏 #INDvSA

— Shubh Agarwal (@shubh_chintak) December 3, 2025

Markram’s hard-hit century has turned the pressure on India to defend an imposing 358. South Africa’s never-say die attitude and ambition has harried India in the Tests and ODIs too

— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) December 3, 2025

Hundred Up! 💯

Aiden Markram brings up a brilliant century! 👏

Power, patience, and precision! A world-class innings at a crucial stage of the run chase. 💥🇿🇦 pic.twitter.com/2pgP2K4JNu

— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) December 3, 2025

Marvellous century Markram 👏🏻 pic.twitter.com/pnmoRJdy7y

— Werner (@Werries_) December 3, 2025

A 88-ball century for Aiden Markram in Raipur.#cricket #INDvSA #2ndODI pic.twitter.com/ZDeT6kjS9y

— CricketTimes.com (@CricketTimesHQ) December 3, 2025

Also READ: Virat Kohli’s 53rd ODI century: Anushka Sharma reacts after India legend steals the show in Raipur – IND vs SA

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