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NEW DELHI, July 10: India’s Sania Mirza moved up six places in the women’s world rankings list to the 38th spot despite her second round exit from Wimbledon, according to a Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) released on Monday. Sania, who lost to Russian Nadia Petrova in the women’s singles event, is also ranked 38th in the doubles. Among the other Indian women, Sunitha Rao moved up a spot to 264th while Shikha Uberoi went down 39 places to languish at 326th. In the men’s section, Indian ace Leander Paes moved up one place to ninth in the doubles rankings while his Czech partner Martin Damm also moved up a spot to eighth. Mahesh Bhupathi, however, was down one place to 21st.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani troops stormed the Lal Masjid complex in the capital early Tuesday morning after talks with radicals to end the week-long standoff broke down, triggering a heavy gunbattle, which left 40 militants and three security personnel dead. Heavy gunfire erupted and loud blasts were heard as Operation Silence was launched at 4 am with commandos surrounding the mosque, where militants are believed to be holding 150 hostages, from three sides. Twenty children escaped as the operation started and were taken in the care of security forces. Fierce fighting raged at the religious school and library in the compound where hundreds of women and children were believed to be present. Deputy Administrator of the Masjid Abdul Rashid Ghazi and his supporters are believed to have taken shelter in the bunkers built in the basement of the mosque are putting up a stiff resistance, Defence Ministry Spokesman Maj. Gen. Waheed Arshad told reporters. “The militants are using small arms and grenades. They are in the basement,” he said adding “we are facing resistance from the basement. Such an operation could take three or four hours”. “According to my information part of the mosque has been cleared but heavy fighting was on in madrassa,” he said. The militants are believed to be armed with machine guns, rocket launchers, hand grenades and petrol bombs. Arshad said three security force personnel and 40 militants have so far been killed in the operation. As the explosion began rocking the besieged mosque complex, Ghazi spoke briefly to TV channels and blamed the government for the failure. Ghazi said he was ready to leave as suggested by the government but at the same time insisted that clerics and media should visit the mosque complex to prove his claim that no foreign militants or heavy weapons were there. “It is the final push to clear the mosque of armed militants,” Arshad said. He said he has no information about the claim of Ghazi that his mother has been killed. Asking the residents of the capital not to come out or go onto their terraces, he said they could be hit by shrapnel and stray bullets. He said estimates are that about 200 to 300 militants were holed up in the complex and the troops hope to finish it as early as possible. Emergency has been declared in all the hospitals in Islamabad and nearby Rawalpindi and doctors and other medical staff were kept on stand by before the operation began. The operation was launched as soon as ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Q (PML-Q) President Shujaat Hussain in a brief nationally televised press conference said talks to find out a peaceful solution to the stand-off had failed. Hussain said he was never disappointed so much in life as an agreement could not be reached even after the government showed maximum flexibility.

Sania Mirza and Mahesh Bhupathi, teaming up in a Grand Slam event for the first time, advanced to the mixed doubles second round in Wimbledon with a straight set win over David Skoch of Czech Republic and Janette Husarova of Slovakia.

Sania and Bhupathi overcame the challenge of Skoch and Husarova 6-3, 6-4.

The Indian duo will next play Cara Black of Zimbabwe and Marcin Matkowski of Poland.

Sania’s campaign in both the singles’ and doubles’ category has already ended while compatriot Bhupathi, winner of ten Grand Slams, is only playing mixed doubles after withdrawing from the men’s doubles draw.