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CM promises FAM to remove LBT
and Octroi from state
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
NAVI MUMBAI: A delegation of Federation
Of Associations of Maharashtra (FAM) led
by its President Mohan Gurnani and trade
leaders representing
all the 26 municipal
corporations met the
Chief Minister of Maharashtra Shri Deven-
Mohan Gurnani, President of FAM, meets CM Devendra
Fadnavis
Auo Parts Ass, Yogesh Ashish Sirsat – Thane,
Shah – Mumbai Steel Mulchand Gala –
Market, Jitendra Jain Thane, Sandip Parikh
– Mumbai Metal MarCont. on pg. 6
ket, Jimmy – Thane,
CM Fadnavis posing with the members of FAM
Dear, your weight has
increased considerably. It’s high time you
went on fast for some
cause.
dra Fadnavis and apprised him about the
ills of LBT and Octroi.
Chief Minister was
very candid and stated
that his priority was to
remove LBT and Octroi from Maharashtra
immediately and asked
the delegation to make
themselves available
continuously for 4-5
days after a week to
hold discussion so that
LBT and Octroi could
be abolished within 15
days.
The following members were part of the
delegation: Mohan
Gurnani President –
FAM, Dipen Agarwal –
Nagpur, Mitesh Prajapati – FAM, Saurabh
Shah – FAM, Mitesh
Mody – All India Radio
and Electronics Association, Javerchand
Gala – All India Radio
and Electronic Association, Raju Rathi – Solapur, Harshad Shah –
Nanded, Rahul Bang –
Nanded, Manish Makhar – Nanded, Anand
Bakale – Parbhani,
Nirmal Bhambhani –
Mumbai Retail Ass,
Bharat Bhate – Pune,
Devan Dani – Mumbai
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Shiv Sena protests
Razing of religious places by CIDCO
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
VASHI: A delegation
of Shiv Sainiks called
on the Managing Director of CIDCO, Sanjay
Bhatia to record its protest over the razing of
two dargas and a temple by CIDCO a few
days ago. The delegation was led by Thane
MP Rajan Vichare and
Cont. on pg. 3
A delegation of Shiv Sainiks led by MP Rajan Vichare
called on CIDCO Managing Director Sanjay Bhatia at
Nirmal on Wednesday and discussed problems concerning the residents.
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No parking zone proposed
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
VASHI: The traffic
department has
proposed a No Parking Zone in the
vicinity of Podar
International School
in Sector-36, Karave
village, Nerul.
The school buses
coming to pick up and
drop students and the
private vehicles used
by certain parents for
the same purpose are
causing regular traffic
jams in the vicinity.
As a measure of relief
from the same, the
traffic department has
proposed to turn –
1) the road
stretch from Palm
Beach heights to
Keshav Kunj Building
in front of the school
into a NO PARKING
ZONE
2) the stretch on
the service road from
the school’s main gate
to Prime Apartment
building into One Side
Parking
3) the stretch on
the service road from
Sea Home Apartment
to Keshav Kunj Society
into One Side Parking.
Any one having
objections or suggestions on the proposal
may convey the same
to the DCP (Traffic),
Room No 732, 7th floor,
Konkan Bhavan
Extention building,
Sector-10, CBDBelapur, Navi Mumbai
within eight days from
the publication of this
notice.
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Inorbit Vashi to
hold a Maharashtra
Photography Festival
To propagate artists’ expression
By Dinesh Kamath
Inorbit Mall, Vashi
is launching a Maharashtra Photography
festival collaborated
with ‘The Flasheye
World Institute of Photography’ between 7
November and 15 November. This will be an
exhibition cum competition; mall visitors will
get a chance to decide
the winner of the competition.
clude a variety of competitions such as amateur photographers,
professional photographers, photography for
kids and phoneography
open to all. Winners of
each category will be
awarded prizes for their
creativity and talent.
There will be a seven day long photo exhibition followed by a
three day mega event;
the Maharashtra Pho-
K. L Prasad, Police
Commissioner of Navi
Mumbai, will interact
with kids on safety
measures on 14 November, Children’s day. On
15 November there will
be a talk on photography by Prasad Pawaskar, Secretary of
Photography Society of
India and Valssa Nair
Singh, Hon Secretary
Tourism & Managing
Director MTDC will visit the exhibition to appreciate the efforts of
the artists.
The festival aims to
promote the consortium of emerging and
established photographers. Along with Open
Call Showcase, there
will be an array of programmes, portfolio reviews, workshops, photo talks and photo exhibitions.
The festival will in-
tography festival is a
wonderful photography
extravaganza. So come
marvel the work of various photographers,
vote for your favourite
artist and decide the
winner.
Date: 7 November 16 November
Time: 12pm - 8pm
Venue:
Inorbit
Malls, Vashi
Motor vehicle
registration
Panvel RTO starts new series
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
PANVEL: The Deputy RTO here has announced the starting of
new series for the new
four wheeler registrations. Accordingly, all
new vehicles coming
for registration will get
numbers under series
MH-46-AL.
The RTO has also
announced that Special numbers under
the series are now
available and can be
reserved on the pay-
ment of prescribed fees.
For details contact the
Dy RTO’s office between 10.00 am and
2.00 pm.
TWO WHEELER (MOTOR
CYCLE) REGISTRATION
The Deputy RTO
has also announced the
starting of new series
for Motor cycle registrations. Accordingly,
all private owned new
motor cycles coming
for registration will be
allotted numbers under MH-43/AU series.
More 12-coach
trains demanded
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
VASHI: “With the
number of commuters
on the Trans Harbour
line i.e. Thane-VashiPanvel line increasing
by the day, the trains
are getting more and
more crowded. The
railway department
has done its bit to meet
the demand. It has converted 7 of the 10 rakes
running on the route
into 12-coach units.
But that is not
enough,” says Thane
MP Rajan Vichare.
In a letter addressed to the DRM,
Central Railway, Vichare has demanded
that the remaining
three rakes should also
be converted into 12coach rakes at once. He
has also demanded
that the frequency of
trains on this route
should also be increased. “There should
be one local every five
minutes, on the lines of
other routes of Central
railway,” Vichare has
demanded.
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Shiv Sena...
Cont. from pg. 1
included Deputy Leader Vijay Nahata, Corporator Vittal More, Vijay Mane, Ranjana
Shintre and others.
They also discussed
the problems faced by
the commuters at Seawood railway station.
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CHANGE OF NAME
I have changed my name
from ASHA BI IMAM
KHAN to AYISHA AFROZ
KHULLI as per affidavit
dated 5th November 2014.
PUBLIC NOTICE
MRS. MUMTAZ SULTAN SHIRGAOKAR & MR. SULTAN
ABDUL SHIRGAOKAR the members of SHIVALAY COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY LTD, having address at
Flat No.B-201 & B-202, on the 2nd Floor, B-wing, situated
on Plot No.B-109, Sector No.23, at Seawood Darave Nerul,
Navi Mumbai - 400 706, MRS. MUMTAZ SULTAN
SHIRGAOKAR & MR. SULTAN ABDUL SHIRGAOKAR
(now deceased) has left behind their son MR. ARIF
SULTAN SHIRGAOKAR as their legal heir, MR. ARIF
SULTAN SHIRGAOKAR applied to the society to transfer
flat in his name in respect of Flat No.B-201 & B-202, on the
2nd Floor, situated on Plot No.B-109, Sector No.23, at
Seawood Darave, Nerul, Navi Mumbai – 400 706.
The society hereby invites claims or objections from the heir
or heirs or other claimants/ objector or objection to the transfer
of the said shares and interest of the deceased member in
the capital/property of the society within a period of 14 days
from the publication of this notice, with copies of such
documents & other proof in support of his/her/their claims/
objections for transfer of shares & interest of the deceased
member in the capital/property of the society at the address
given below. If no claims/objections are received within
period prescribed above, the society shall be free to transfer
of shares & interest of the deceased member in the capital/
property of the society in favor of MR. ARIF SULTAN
SHIRGAOKAR, and as provided under the bye-law of the
society without any liability or responsibility on the part of the
society. The claims/objections, if any received by the society
for transfer of shares and interest of the deceased member
in the capital/property of the society shall be dealt with in the
manner provided under bye-laws of the society is available
for inspection by the claimants/objectors in the office of the
society from the date of publication of the notice till the date of
expiry of its period
Sd /S. A. SIDDIQUE
Advocate High Court
15A,Vardhaman Chambers
Date : 06/11/2014
Sector No.17, at Vashi
Place : Navi Mumbai
Navi Mumbai, Tel:-27894503
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NMSF to organize National Children’s
Science Congress at Airoli on 9 Nov
By Dinesh Kamath
National Children’s
Science
Congress
(NCSC), an annual
event organized by department of science and
technology, Government of India, where
students of the high
school present their
projects for appraisal
and selection at the national level has commenced for this year.
The focal theme for this
year and
next
is
Understanding
We a t h e r
and Climate.
Navi
Mumbai
Science Foundation
(NMSF) that coordinates the event at Navi
Mumbai level has received more than 100
projects out of which 72
are selected for the district level presentation,
which is scheduled to
take place on the 9 November 2014 (Saturday) at Euro School
Airoli. The selected 72
projects will be pre-
sented to a group of
eight judges drawn
from the community of
scientists and teachers.
In the day long program hosted by Euro
School and presided by
Dr. A.M. Bhagwat,
NMSF, the students
also present their
projects in the form of
posters.
Two lectures, “Cooperative learning strategies” by Dr. Archana
Katgeri and “Enhancing performance of children by nutrition and
physical activity” by
Mr. Gangadhar N. Kalyane (BARC) are also
arranged during the
day. Those who want to
attend this event may
contact
Dr. Natasha Mehta, Principal, the
E u r o
School,
Airoli.
T h i s
information
was
passed on by A.K. Rajarajan, Fellow of Maharashtra Academy of
Sciences, Bhabha
Atomic Research Centre, Navi Mumbai Science Foundation, India.
Redemption Time For
Mumbai City FC, Hope For
Another Home Win
Text and Photos by Ashok Dhamija
NAVI MUMBAI: Mumbai City FC will
look for consistency and a steady performance from the team when they
take on Delhi Dynamos FC in the
sixth round of the inaugural Hero
Indian Super League game at the
D.Y. Patil Stadium in Nerul on
Wednesday evening.
The hosts have six points to show
from their five outings so far and the
1-0 victory they managed to grind out
against Kerala Blasters on Sunday
would have given them confidence
that they can combine flair with resilience and still entertain the crowd.
The biggest area of concern for
coach Peter Reid was the recovery of
the players having played their last
match on Sunday and barring any
fitness concerns, Reid in all probability would like to field the same starting XI that maintained shape and
Mumbai city FC’s Andre Francisco Moritz
(Italy) is the only player to score a hattrick till now
It’s ‘Ache Din’ ahead for
BJP, says C V Reddy
By Umesh Parida
NAVI MUMBAI: The
Saffron Party is busy
studying the assembly
poll result figures
based on the data
collected in the polling
station roundwise
during the counting
day. The Bharatiya
Janata Party’s Navi
Mumbai district
president C V Reddy
confirmed this while
speaking to this
newspaper.
Reddy also said,
“We have not come out
with the exact figure
of seats which will be
won during the
upcoming Navi
Mumbai Municipal
Corporation election
set any time early
next year. We have
just made a rough
estimate. The figures
have been compiled
but the turnout of
exact number of seats
in party’s favour is
not arrived at.” The
NMMC election is set
to take place any time
between Febru and
May next year.
The BJP has
opened its account for
the first time in Navi
Mumbai after its
candidate Manda
Mhatre upset the
Nationalist Congress
Party’s strongman
Ganesh Naik from
Belapur assembly
seat. However, it came
third in the election
for the Airoli assembly
segment which is
much lower than Shiv
Sena.
Given the fact that
the BJP has won the
Belapur assembly
seat, it is hopeful to
grab more seats in the
NMMC election
against the current
tally of only one seat.
The BJP will further
boost its prospects in
Airoli as the time
passes by. Many of the
disgruntled NCP and
Sena leaders may join
with the workers in
the near future to the
saffron party.
Ganesh Naik’s
main rival Manda
Mhatre heading the
Belapur seat is well
informed about the
political strategies of
the NCP and the
Naiks and hence she
is bound to play a
solid role in consolidating the party base.
A large chunk of
voters will be with the
BJP owing to it being
in power in the state
as well as at National
level.
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Mumbai City FC fans will look forward to another outstanding performance from their
home team in a span of three days at D Y Patil Stadium
focus through-out the short of a collective dis- time isn’t that easy but
90 minutes against Ker- play of discipline would we need to follow inbe needed to stop the structions and do our
ala Blasters.
While the defence Italian as a top-four best to win tomorrow.”
Mumbai City FC,
led by Czech Pavel spot beckons.
Speaking to report- who have six points so
Cmovs stuck to their
guns under pressure, ers on the eve of the far, are currently in the
Frenchman Nicolas match, Mumbai City sixth spot in the overAnelka showed that he FC Captain Syed Ra- all standings and a win
was finding his rhythm him Nabi said, “We need over the Dynamos who
in the company of Bra- to be consistent against have won one, lost one
zilian born Andre Delhi Dynamos. We and drawn three in
Moritz as the duo creat- will have to defend as a their five league ened many scoring chanc- unit especially since counter would however
es and had the team they have a player like are placed fifth with
converted even half the (Alessandro) Del Piero similar number of
points with better goal
opportunities the score- in their line up.”
The experienced difference .
line could have been
At the time of going
hopelessly one-sided for Deepak Mondal, played
right-back said, “The to the press, Mumbai
the hosts.
With the legendary coach made some City FC beat Delhi DyAlessandro Del Piero changes in the last namos by 1-0. Frances
leading the Delhi Dyna- game in defence and Nicolas Anelka scored
mos attack, Reid and they worked wonderful- the match winner in
the team would be well ly well. Adapting to the 58th minute of the
aware that nothing changes in such a short match.
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NMMC launches special campaign to control malaria/dengue
Destroying the mosquito eggs is the essence of the programme
By Vijay Bhor/
Chandrashekhar Hendve
CBD-BELAPUR: In
view of the increasing
incidence of malaria
and Dengue, Navi
Mumbai Municipal Corporation has launched a
special campaign from 5
November to 23 November, 2014 aimed at controlling the same. Mayor Sagar Naik and Municipal Commissioner A
L Jarhad are personally supervising its implementation.
“Malaria and dengue
spreading mosquitoes
are breeding in accumulated clean water.
Therefore it is necessary to remove accumulated water from all pos-
sible places,” says a
press note circulated by
the civic body. And the
participation of citizens
in the campaign is
equally important.
“Therefore, it is necessary that people remove
accumulated water
from every possible spot
like drinking water kettle at home, overhead
tanks, loft tanks etc. It
is necessary that these
containers are dried at
least once in eight days.
In addition,
garbage accumulated
on terraces,
tyres lying
in open spaces, even flower
pots,
plates kept
under them,
fridge defrost tray,
AC duct and
items
of
Feng Shui
are possible
places which
could breed
mosquitoes if
water is allowed to accumulate in them.
Therefore, care must be
taken to dry them at
least once in a week,”
the press note explains.
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Even water accumulated in public fountains
can be the breeding
ground for mosquitoes.
Another important
thing to note is that dengue mosquitoes bite during the day. Therefore,
they should be consid-
ered more dangerous.
The Commissioner
went round the city inspecting the implementation of the programme
on Wednesday. He was
accompanied by health
department chief Dr
Dipak Paropkari, DMC
Babasaheb Rajle, DMC
Subhash Ingale, Malaria control officer, Dr
Ujwala Oturkar and
other officials.
It is well known that
a kind of fish known lo-
cally as ‘gappi fish’ relishes the eggs of the
mosquitoes. In fact, it is
considered the best antidote for the mosquitoes.
That is why, NMMC
has decided to breed
them in large number
and distribute them to
the citizens free of cost.
“Those who are interested in making use of
them may contact the
nearest Urban Health
Center,” says the press
note.
Subhash Patil appointed Referee at
Commonwealth Taekwondo meet
PANVEL: Well
known Taekwondo
Master and Director of
Karnala Sports
Academy, Subhash
Patil has been chosen
as a Referee for
Commonwealth
Taekwondo Championships to be held later
this month in Scotland.
Subhash Patil is
also the President of
Raigad District
Taekwondo Association. Earlier, he had
acted as Referee at
prestigious international Taekwondo
meets held at Delhi
and Israel.
He will leave for
Edinburgh, Scotland
on 12 November,
2014.
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ANALYSE SELF
AND OTHERS
6 November, 2014
Do’s and Don’t’s for the new
government – a few suggestions
We know that the new Maharashtra government is
yet to find its feet and muster enough numerical support to stay in office. We are sure it will succeed in
doing that. Once that is done, what should be its priorities? Here are a few suggestions.
First, let us take a look at the financial health of
the state government. By all means, it is deep in debt
and on the verge of bankruptcy. To call the government of the ‘Number One’ state in the country as facing bankruptcy may look awkward, but a debt of Rs
three lakh crore leaves us with no alternative. The
new government will have to tighten its purse strings.
CM Devendra Fadnavis has shown sagacity when he
said that he will follow on the footsteps of the union
government which has announced a near-ban on
the recruitment of new personal staff for ministers.
The government has to show thrift in every sphere by
controlling expenditure. Probably the next in importance is the question of toll plazas. The previous government being hard pressed for funds, decided to construct/maintain important roads on public-private-partnership (PPP) basis. The investors were to recover
their investment by collecting toll from the users.
Collecting toll on a bridge built across a river or a
creek may be justified as it cuts distance and saves
fuel. But to ask the motorists to cough up toll every
few kilometers looks atrocious. Construction of roads
is one of the basic responsibilities of the government.
To shift it on to the shoulders of the private sector is
unconscionable. This is the result of splurging money
on poverty alleviation projects. Good that the Modi
government has announced an end to the policy. As
for the toll plazas, the government should shut them
down at the earliest opportunity.
In one of the first statements made by the new CM,
he has pledged to take up the proposed Sewree-Nhava link bridge on priority. Building it may be inevitable in view of the up-coming Navi Mumbai International Airport. But otherwise, it is going to be a white
elephant. Land acquisition is going to be a big problem and the previous government has made it difficult
by offering excessive compensation packages to the
airport PAPs. The greed of the land owners has been
roused making new projects unviable. The Modi government has realized the mistake and expressed its
desire to re-visit the law enacted by the predecessor
government. We pin our hopes on it. Rest of the industrial projects, in any case, are going to be in the
private sector and the investors will take them up only
if they are viable. The grand dream of an industrial
boom may have to wait till the land prices come down
to a reasonable level. And we are sure, there are no
big infrastructural projects on the cards.
Whatever housing projects the previous government had conceived have to be pursued with vigour.
Without housing facilities, no business can flourish and
no city can prosper. Indeed, Mumbai turned into a
slum city for want to affordable housing.
Dilip Sengupta, Numerologist
NUMEROLOGY
People born during this
week of any year step into
the last lap of the New Moon,
beginning with Guru Nanak’s Birthday. And a rollicking start of Tulsi Vivah that
Lord grants you, you really
can’t complain. The New
Moon in Capricorn is just
the launching pad for you,
most auspicious for a new
beginning. Its fine placing
in Capricorn stirs you to put
in your best.
Work will be your top
priority and you will be setting your sights high. Ruthless ambition will be on display right at the start of the
week. Way to go! Money will
also be a priority. But don’t
work and money together,
anyway? You will be looking
seriously at investments
and every means possible
with which to augment your
income for the grand plans
you have in mind. All avenues of revenue will be closely scrutinized and you will
look at making improvements wherever you can. At
the same time, and quite uncharacteristically, you may
not be overtly expressive of
your emotions and this may
lead to misunderstandings
with loved ones. Your focus
is on work and money right
now and you will have no
time for the finer, softer
emotions.
CM promises...
Cont. from pg. 1
– Thane, Nikuj Turakhiya
– Mumbai, Pradeep Kapadia – Kolhapur, Dattatray
Dnyaneshwar – Mumbai
and Shri Babu – Dombivali/
FAM while congratulating Shri Devendra Fadnavis on his taking over as
chief minister of Maharashtra welcomed the statement
of his intent to abolish LBT
and OCTROI at the earliest and the exercise to that
effect is already on.
Shri Mohan Gurnani,
President FAM, said that
the trading community &
industries of Maharashtra
expects the present govern-
CMYK
This can lead to some
misunderstandings at
home. Don’t ruffle too many
feathers, but at the same
time don’t make too many
compromises. You have to
tread the middle path, carefully and cleverly.
Quite an unusual time
for Scorpians as it begins
within a couple of days from
today. You will be on the go
with meetings and reviving
old associations too. You love
company, never love being
left to yourself and this
mood will naturally suit
your temperament of being
with like minded people. You
will b the life of the party
and the centre of attraction
wherever you go. Scorpians
usually takes time in decision-making but this time,
you will be over the place
like a battering ram, full of
intent and purpose. This is
an aggressive start to the
year and you will profit from
it.
You make your intentions
very clear right from the beginning and brook no opposition. “Well begin is half
done”, nothing can be true
as far as you are concerned.
This is a period of progress
and you move headlong
ment to abolish LBT/OCTROI with immediate effect as per promise given in
the BJP’s election manifesto.
FAM, in view of sentiments expressed by representatives of all 26 corporations requested the chief
minister to suspend all raid/
harassment and coercive
action against the traders
by the local civic bodies
with immediate effect.
FAM also demands that
the new government should
take immediately necessary actions to withdraw
cases filed against the agitating businessmen during
the ongoing agitations in
the State against LBT/Octroi.
from one achievement to
another. Again you are ruffling feathers in the process
but you are in no mood to
bother about such trifles,
unlike your normal self. You
mean business and nothing
will stop you from achieving
your goals.
The busy determined
trend continues. You will
continue making progress
and will be quite content
with whatever you have
achieved so far. You will find
time to pause awhile and
savour the fruits of your
hard work. Now you will
also make time for loved
ones and will gently take off
your foot off the pedal. Librans love the good life, and
now is the time to celebrate
with the loved ones. You will
make up for the lost time
and all will be forgiven. You
have set a scorching pace so
far. Now you will slow down
and look back with some
pride.
You will spend time with
the family and will love creating harmony, mending
broken fences. All will be
well in your relationships.
Especially personal ones like
marriage. Librans are pacifists and do not flourish
during misunderstandings
and quarrels and rife. So go
out of your way to make
peace.
Its time for the Lord almighty to reward you with
gifts. Your life abounds with
genuine love, romance and
Cont. on pg. 7
Federation of Associations of Maharashtra called
a meeting of trade representatives from 26 corporations
at the merchant gymkhana, Vashi to discuss about
abolition of L.B.T. and OCTROI from the state.
The meeting was well
attended by representatives
from Mumbai, Thane, Bhiwandi, Kalyan, Dombivali,
Mira-Bhayender, Navi
Mumbai, Ulhasnagar,
Nashik, Kolhapur, Pune,
Pimpri-Chinchwad,
Sholapur, Nagpur, Aurangabad, Nanded, Akola, Sangli-Miraj, Malegaon, Dhule,
Parbhani, Latur, Ahmednagar, Vasai-Virar, Chandrapur, Jalgaon and Amravati corporations.
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Robber gang rounded up Cultural Youth Fest by Bombay
Smart work by Nerul police team
Bunts at Juinagar on 9 Nov
By Vikram Gaikwad
NERUL: An 8-member gang of robbers
which was preparing to
go after some target
was founded up by a
Nerul police team on
Friday night.
Following a tip off
that a gang of robbers
will be coming to go
after some target, a police team lay in wait in
Sector-18 Nerul. At
about 11.15 pm, they
spotted a Scorpio (No
MH-43/V-9916) parked
on the road and some
people standing by it.
As their movement
looked suspicious, the
cops tried to catch
them but the robbers
tried to drive away in
their vehicle. Not
wanting to be outwitted, the police team
gave them a chase in
their vehicle and managed to stop them
some distance away.
The cops also managed
to arrest Chetan Ambadas Madhvi (24),
Pranay Mohan Sable
(21), Surjit Surendra
Singh (20), Rajesh Dinkar Gaikar (20), Rasik
Ramdas Kajrolkar (20)
and Rushabh Rakesh
Singh (20). A search of
their persons yielded
one pistol, a sword,
chilly powder, some
rope an other items
used in robbery. Two of
their associates however managed to escape. Their names
have been given as Esdim Sharif and Sumit.
Police
have
launched a man hunt
for them,” informed Sr
PI Sangeeta Shinde
Alfonso in charge of
Nerul police station.
Letter to the Editor....
NMMT bus 105
This bus follows the BEST bus route No 504 to
most of the distance. But the difference is that
BEST’s is an ordinary (non-AC) bus while NMMC
runs a AC bus on this route. Naturally, all the
passengers prefer the non-AC bus because of its
relative cheapness. As a result, NMMT bus No
105 can be seen running with almost 80% empty
seats.
I suggest that NMMT convert this route to
non-AC route.
N. A. Qureishi, Sector-2, Vashi.
Mud slinging must stop
Cricketing controversies continue to haunt Indian Cricket and this
time Chappell denies he wanted to replace Dravid with Sachin and contested his account of visit to make it
clear from controversies.
Dravid was made to quit by our selectors and Greg Chappel is in no way
connected. Sourav Ganguly was
sacked because he lacked physical fitness, Harbhajan Singh showed all the
tantrums on the field and did not get a
wicket in 350 balls on the trot twice
and lost his place, Zaheer Khan was
up the hill and was in the injured list
most of the time, Sehwag lost out due
to his inconsistency, Ashish Nehra was not up to the International standards and Yuveraj Singh did not have the physical fitnesss to last for a
longer period in International Cricket and were dropped by the selectors
and not by Greg Chappell.
Sachin, who tried to save Harbhajan Singh from the Monkey Gate
Episode, did tell a lie to save Sardar of Spin and now blames the coach
after a 7 year itch. Generally, BCCI used to create controversies and now
even ex-players joined the party to show their unsporting way of expressing themselves and that too in a autobiography.
Sachin chose the wrong time to open his mind and made a silly comment after all the famous four - Sachin, Laxman, Dravid and Ganguly lost out their place of their own without the interference of the coach.
Team India held number one spot in test cricket when Greg Chappell had
sown the seeds and at present remain in sixth spot and may slip behind
New Zealand with our overseas shows going from bad to worse since the
year 2011.
It was just a tit for tat way of criticizing the coach and will not serve
any purpose in improving the standard of the game in India.
S. Abhisheck Ramaswamy, Sanpada
CMYK
By Dinesh Kamath
YUVIKA - is a Cultural Youth fest of Fashion, Music and dance
competition organised
by the Vibrant and Dynamic Youth Wing under the aegis of Bombay
Bunts Association.
This association has
several future programs
for the development of
the Youths and for the
community and thereby
motivated to strengthen
Youth wing by promoting Social Awareness.
Here the association
is back on 9 November
2014 at its own Soumyalatha Sadanand Shetty Auditorium, Bunts
Centre, Jui Nagar with
the fest of Fashion Show,
Singing, Dancing and
Poster making competitions which will enhance the youth during
the cold season to fire
their talent in front of
thousands of Audience
who will be present to
Witness the show.
To make it better
this time, the association will have several
Celebs on stage including Sukhvinder Singh
who has won many
hearts for his song
Chaiya Chaiya from
movie named Dil Se,
Karthik Shetty a famous Actor and Director, Sanjay Shetty a well
Numerology...
Cont. from pg. 6
laughter. You are not
slogging away as you
were in the beginning
of the year. You seem
reasonably well settled
and it’s time for little bit
of fun and frolic. There
is relief, respite and relaxation and you will
revel in it. Librans are
ruled by “VENUS” and
love the good life. As I
pointed out last week,
your family life and personal interactions will
also get a boost as you
are not anxious and
driven by ambition now.
Enquiries, if any are
solicited on No.
9869472971, however
only calls from mobile/
cell phones will be entertained.
known choreographer
in Dare 2 Dance and
Adhvik Mahajan popular TV star.
End of the day the
association would like
to see to it that every
one walks in and out of
the Auditorium with
some sharing and smile
and with the note of happiness. This would
make Youth Wing and
its crew members to get
a smile on face when
they walk back home for
their hard work and for
the time they have been
giving to make this a
successful event and
keeping coming back
every year.
Youth Wing had conducted several activities
like in past
• Visit to several Orphanage centre • Free
Dental Check up for the
kids of NGO named
Prayas • Street clean
camps • Plantation of
trees to promote Greenery
Venue: Bunts Center, Juinagar, Navi
Mumbai • Time:
Starts from 3pm • Entry: Open for all
About Bombay Bunts
Association : Bombay
Bunts Association is a
civilised organisation
formed in the year 1982.
This organisation
has served the community from last 32 years
and the Youth’s of the
Bunts Community
proudly say that we are
part of Bombay Bunts
Association.
Adding to this certain committees have
been formed to help out
the people in various
ways and Youth Wing
is one out of them indulging in various social activities and giving the young chaps a
platform for their involvement in the service of the community
and also for an effective
exhibition of their hidden talents.
ADDITIONAL THANE DISTRICT CONSUMER REDRESSAL FORUM
Room no. 428 and 429, Kokan Bhavan Annex Building, 4th floor,
C.B.D. Blapur, NaviI Mumbai
Outward No.
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28th year of Jagaddhatri
Puja Celebrations at Bharat
Sevashram Sangha
Text and Photo by Ashok Dhamija
NAVI MUMBAI: In Hinduism, Jagaddhatri (‘the Protector of the
World’) is a form of Devi, the supreme goddess. Her worship is more
common in West Bengal than the
other parts of India. Her cult is directly derived from Tantra where
she is a symbol of sattva beside
Durga and Kali, respectably symbolized with Rajas and Tamas. In
Tantra and Purana, Jagaddhatri is
depicted as being the colour of the
morning sun, three-eyed and fourarmed, holding Chakra, conch, bow
and arrow, clothed in red, bright
jewels and nagajangopaveeta, a symbol of Yoga and the Brahman. She
rides a lion standing on the dead
Karindrasura, the Elephant Demon.
Like every year for last 28 years,
the Sannyasis of the Bharat
Sevashram Sangha celebrated Sri
Sri Jagaddhatri Puja on 1 November, 2014 at 8:00 am at Bharat
Sevashram Sangha premises in Sector – 31A, Vashi. Social workers, local public and sannyasis from different parts of the country and
abroad participated.
The highlight of the three day
celebrations was on Saturday, 1 November, 2014, with Chandi Path,
Puja of Sri Sri Jagaddhatri and was
held till well past the afternoon.
Nearly 2000 devotees participated in
the puja and yagya. The Maha Prasad was distributed to the devotees,
cancer patients and poor persons
present on this occasion.
In the evening Jagruteshwar
Haripath Mandali of Vashigaon performed Haripath followed Rudra
Arati. On Sunday, after performing
Dashami Puja and Shindur Utsav,
the idol was immersed with much
fanfare at Sector-7 pond, Vashi.
Earlier the celebration started on
Friday, 31 October, 2014, the aus-
DAV Pledge For A Secular and United India
Principal of the institute Suruchi Kataria flags off the Run for Unity rally.
Priest performs Hawan on the occasion
picious celebration was inaugurated by Fateh Singh Patil, IPS, Additional Commissioner of Police, Navi
Mumbai. V. N. Salve, IPS, Ex-DCP,
Special Branch -1, Mumbai, and
Sukhanand Sabde, IPS, Ex-Dy-Commissioner of Police, Mumbai were
the special guests on this occasion.
F.S. Patil, IPS, while addressing
the gathering, appreciated the selfless work being done by Bharat
Sevashram Sangha, Vashi in helping the Cancer Patients and social
welfare in general. He appreciated
the devotion of the team who are
working with the Ashram. Prof Kesar Singh, a prominent social worker, patron and a well wisher of the
Ashram for a long time also present
and delivered vote of thanks on behalf of Bharat Sevashram Sangha,
Vashi.
All the programmes were conducted by Swami Souravanandaji &
his subordinates under the supervision of the Head, Mumbai & Devbhumi Branches - Swami Prashantananda.
Vaibhav Naik celebrates birthday
BJP leader Vaibhav
Naik celebrated his
birthday on 5 November, 2014 with the cutting of cake. Party leaders and well wishers C
V Reddi, Eknath Magadwar, Ramesh Radheshiya, Appa Mule,
Dharmendra Pal, Pravin
Patil, Sanjay Gupta,
“Sanjay Bhalke and
Santosh Gupta were
some of the partymen
present on the occasion.
CMYK
Text and Photos by
Ashok Dhamija
AIROLI: Rashtriya
Ekta Diwas or National Unity Day to commemorate the birth anniversary and to pay
tribute to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel who was
instrumental in keeping India united was
celebrated by DAV Public School, Airoli recently.
The students, teachers and other non teaching staff took pledge for
maintaining the secular
nature of the nation and
work for its unity administered by Principal
of the institute Suruchi
Kataria
In her address the
Principal stated that
Sardar Patel also
known as the Iron Man
of India, was one of the
founders of the Republic of India. He was a
social leader who played
a leading role in the
country’s struggle for
independence and
its integration into a
united, independent
Students particiapte in poster making contest based on
the theme Unity in Diversity
nation. She also stated
that ‘The Run for Unity’ campaign is the key
highlight to pay tribute
to the efforts made by
Sardar Patel to unite
India.
Nilofar Shaikh ,
Teacher by profession
in her speech said “Sardar Patel, an ardent
patriot who was determined to unite 562
princely states with the
mainstream India after
the British Raj came to
an end. Always rooting
for unity, he was also
instrumental in mobi-
lizing the farmer community of India and
also multiple castes and
communities to join the
freedom struggle”.
In the ‘Run for Unity’ rally, around 150
students of Grade XII,
Staff members and
Principal participated .
Poster making Competition was also conducted for students of Grade
IX on the theme ‘Unity
in Diversity’, followed
by prize distribution
and concluded with
hymning of National
anthem.