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Vol 09|Issue 21|RNI No. MAHENG/2007/21778|Postal Regn. No. NMB/154/2014-16/Vashi MDG Post Office|Navi Mumbai, Tuesday 26 May, 2015|Pages 8|Price Re.1
Boat service started
without permission
Manda Mhatre expresses security concerns;
writes to police commissioner
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
CBD-BELAPUR: MLA
Manda Mhatre has
raised objections about
the starting of boat service between Belapur
and Elephanta without
seeking any permission from the authorities.
Mhatre visited the
boat jetty at CBD on
Sunday and inspected
the arrangement. “The
personnel of Hind Jal
Pravasi Vahatuk Sahakari Sanstha, which
is operating the ser-
vice, could not produce
any permission obtained from any authority,” she said.
First and foremost,
Mhatre has raised security concerns. “The
fact that the 2008
Cont. on pg. 8
Sudhakar Sonavane felicitated
Sir, you need not
promise me car, bungalow, TV, fridge, etc.
Just promise me food
and water and I’ll vote
for you.
RABALE: Mayor
Sudhakar Sonavane
and his wife, Corporator Ranjana Sonavane
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Cont. on pg. 3
SC chairperson to be
elected on 27 May
Women candidates make a
strong case for the post
By Vikram Gaikwad
CBD-BELAPUR: The
main functionaries viz.
Mayor, Deputy Mayor,
Leader of the House and
the Opposition Leader
of the newly
elected
Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation have
already
been elected and have
resumed their duties.
Now it is the turn of the
all important Standing
Committee Chairman
who is scheduled to be
elected on 27 May, 2015.
Since NCP-Congress alliance enjoys a
majority in the house as
well as the Committee,
there is no doubt that
the post will go to a nominee of the alliance. To
refresh our memories,
NCP has 8 members,
Shiv Sena 6, BJP 1 and
Congress 1 in the 16member Committee.
Since for the first time,
a majority
of the corporators are
women,
they are
hoping that
one of them
will get the
post.
NCP members on
the Standing Committee are Jayawant Sutar, Suresh Kulkarni,
Shankar More, Vinod
Mhatre, Ravindra Ithape, Shashikant Raut,
Netra Shirke and Adv
Aparna
Gavte.
Jayawant Sutar has already been named the
Leader of the House;
therefore he is out of
Cont. on pg. 8
Another fireman
martyred
By Vikram Gaikwad
NAVI MUMBAI:
Another fireman,
Sunil
Nesrikar,
who was
injured
during
Kalbadevi
fire breakout died on
Sunday at
Airoli’s
National
Burns
Centre.
Sunil
Nesrikar had been
fighting life-and-death
battle since 9 May
2015. Atlast he
succumbed to the
severe burns he had
received.
Thus, four
fire officers
have
become
martyrs so
far. Sunil
Nesrikar
was the
chief of
Mumbai
Fire
Brigade.
Fire had
broken out at Gokul
Cont. on pg. 7
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There will be a
press conference in
which the following
topics will be discussed:
• NeuroGen Brain
& Spine Institute’s
Stem Cell Therapy
combined with Neurorehabilitation Gives
Autistic kids a new
life.
• Indian doctor
helps London based 9
year old autistic kid
Leo Vergini to say the
word “Mama” during
the language and
speech therapy post
stemcell therapy. The
word “Mama” is
something, which
every mother wants to
hear from his or her
child, be it a Indian
mother or a foreigner’s
mother and this is the
only special word that
gives happiness to the
mother. Leo Vergini
visits Neurogen for the
third time for stem cell
therapy treatment
satisfied with the
improvements post the
therapy.
• NeuroGen BSI,
till date has successfully given stem cell
therapy to over 200
cases of Autism spread
across from over 33
countries with great
improvements seen in
the majority of them.
• Autism Spectrum
Disorder (ASD) is one
of the commonest
childhood neuropsychiatric disorders.
Presently over one
crore children in India
are affected and being
treated with drugs for
symptomatic relief,
special education,
occupational speech
and behavioural
therapies. In the USA
the incidence of Autism
is 1 in 68 children. In
India, it has been
reported that 1 in 250
children have Autism
and this number in
increasing with better
recognition and
awareness of the
condition.
• There is no
proven cure yet for
Autism and it requires
chronic lifelong management. Currently,
the only treatment
options available for
autism are behavioral,
nutritional, sensory
and some symptomatic
medical interventions.
• The shock of
finding out that one’s
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Raising a child with
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Nerul West, Navi
Mumbai, Maharashtra
400706
Day & Date:
Wednesday, May 27,
2015 Time: 12.00 noon
(followed by lunch)
In this event there
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• Copy of the
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the research paper
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journals • Live Visuals
of the patient • Sound
bytes of patient and
doctor • Video of
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BJP to organize ‘Jankalyan Parv’
To highlight the achievements of the
government on Thursday
By Umesh Parida
PANVEL:
The
Bharatiya Janata Party will organize an
event on Thursday to
mark the first year of
its government in office
at the centre. In order
to highlight the
achievements of the
government, the party
and its youth unit will
organize the event titled
‘Jankalyan Parv- Bharat Sarkarchi Yashogatha’ in association
with its alliance partner Shiv Sena.
The program will be
held across the district
and will start at 10.30
am at the Panvel Municipal Council’s Adya
Krantiveer Vasudev
Balwant Phadke auditorium. The event will
be attended by the
union heavy industries
minister Anant Geete,
state labour minister
cum Raigad guardian
minister Prakash Mehta, MLAs Manohar
Bhoir,
Bharat
Gogavale, Prashant
Thakur and others.
The party in a press
release says that various public welfare programs outlined and being implemented by the
union government will
be revealed and made to
reach out to the rural
areas through this
event. The programs of
Modi government will
be featured in drawings, videos etc.
The district BJP
unit present Balasaheb
Patil and Shiv Sena district head Dinesh Patil
has appealed to the party workers and people
to be present in the
event. The works of
the previous year of
Modi government will
be featured in the
event.
Raigad District Congress to
organize first death anniversary
of ‘Ache Din’ on 26 May
By Umesh Parida
PANVEL: While the
Modi-led Bharatiya
Janata Party across
the country will be
organising its first
year completion in
office, its political
adversary Raigad
District Congress unit
led by R C Gharat will
organize the first
death anniversary of
Ache Din (Good Days)
on Tuesday 26 May.
The senior leader
of Raigad District
Congress unit Dr B K
Dave in a press
release said “The
people are suffering
and hence we are
organizing the death
anniversary. The
death anniversary of
Sudhakar
Sonavane...
Protest against love jihad
Activists of VHP, Bajrang Dal, Shiv Sena, RSS and Bharatiya Janata Party held a protest
demonstration before Navi Mumbai police headquarters on 25 May, 2015. They were
registering their protest the continuing love jihad going on in the city and elsewhere.
BJP district president C V Reddi, General Secretary Ramchandra Gharat, Dr Rajesh Patil,
VHP’s district secretary Udhav Kharade, Bajrang Dal chief Mahavir Jain, Uday Mudape
and Shashi Bhanushali were among those who took part. (Report by Vijay Bhor)
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Cont. from pg. 1
were given a public reception in their Wards
on24 May, 2015.
Sudhakar Sonavane has been elected
from Ward No 19
(Ambedkar Nagar)
and Ranjana Sonavane from Ward No 20
(Bhimnagar and
Panchsheel Nagar) all
in Rabale. The reception was organized
jointly by Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Purush
Bachat Gat (small
savings group),
Muskaan Mahila
Bachat Gat, Suraksha
Mahila Bachat Gat
and Bhimratna Mitra
Mandal.
Ache Din will be
organized by the
Congress party across
the 17 talukas of
Raigad district.”
The program will
be held with a protest
at 11 am across the
district wherein the
party workers will be
held in front of the
hoardings. They will
be organizing the
event in protest
against the BJP and
Modi’s slogan of Ache
Din.
CHANGE OF NAME
I have changed my name from SULEKHA SINGH
to MRS SUNITA KUMARI as per affidavit dated 25th May
2015.
CHANGE OF NAME
I have changed my name from JACQULINE VINCENT
MOOTHEDAN to JACQULINE VINCENT MUTHEDAN
as per annexure - e-affidavit registration number 6518/2015
dated 25th May 2015.
CHANGE OF NAME
I have changed my name from SABIHA REHMAN
to SABIHA JAVED KHAN as per affidavit dated 23rd May
2015.
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Encore in City of Joy, Mumbai Indians Pepsi IPL Champions Again
By Ashok Dhamija
Self belief coupled
with strong performance on the field after losing four opening
Pepsi IPL 2015 league
matches on-the-trot,
Mumbai Indians (MI)
staged a dramatic recovery to plot the down
fall of Chennai Super
Kings (CSK) twice (in
the first qualifier and
once again in the summit clash in a matter
of week) to clinch their
second Indian Premier
League title in three
years at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata (City of
Joy) on Sunday.
Put in to bat MI
batsman except for the
first over (Faf du
Plessis ran out Parthiv
Patel brilliantly at non
striker end) dominated
the show. Skipper Rohit
Sharma kept his love
affair with the venue
after he blitzed his way
to a half-century first
up and in the company
of opener Lendl Simmons snatched the initiative back in spectacular fashion to put up
a record 119 runs in
11.1 overs for the second wicket to lay th
foundation for a huge
total.
Simmons
brought up his half-century off 35 balls in the
tenth over, while Rohit
reached the milestone
in the twelfth over. The
duo fell in space of two
balls (Rohit to Dwayne
Bravo and Simmons to
Dwayne Smith) however failed to restrict the
MI rampage as Kieron
Pollard and Ambati
Rayudu warmed up to
the occasion to ensure
their team finished for
only the second ever
recorded a 200-plus total (202 for 5) in an IPL
final. Bravo picked up
two wickets extending
his tally of wickets in
the season to 26
Two times champions CSK run chase never got the thrust as
their defensive approach (needing to conserve wickets in the
absence of their explosive opener Brendon
McCullum, presently
leading New Zealand
against England) as
Outplay Chennai Super Kings by 41 runs
Mumbai Indians skipper Rohit Sharrma (L) and
Lendl Simmons sent the Chennai Super Kings
Gardens, Kolkata (Photos courtesy bowlers on a leather hunt with their 119 runs
stand for the second wicket
quick-fire half-century gave away 16 runs) and of a team effort and few
which earned him his that was the instance cricketers in our team
ninth man of the when Mumbai Indians who have not played to
match and more impor- gained momentum. their potential but we
tantly his second IPL The kind of momentum have done well as a
title as a captain and they built from that team”.
third overall as player. point, it was difficult for
Interesting Facts:
CSK skipper MS us. We didn’t start well
C h e c k m a t e
Dhoni, whose side has with the bat as well Kings: Mumbai Indinow experienced four (also missed the pres- ans (MI) became the
losses in six IPL sum- ence of Brendon McCul- third team after Rajasmit clashes said” “I lum). There was some than Royals (in 2008)
think they got too many uneven bounce as the and Kings XI Punjab
on the board. First over game progressed. They (in 2014) to defeat
was very good (Ashish got some extra 10-15 Chennai Super Kings
Nehra conceded one runs and that can put (CSK) in three consecrun) but the second a lot of pressure while
Cont. on pg. 6
wasn’t (Mohit Sharma chasing. This was more
Mumbai Indians won the Pepsi IPL 2015 trophy at Eden
BCCI)
openers Dwayne Smith everything on the field
and Michael Hussey and I couldn’t have
struggled to put bat on asked for anything betball early. Smith cut ter. We’ve got guys in
loose after the dismiss- our team to do well. We
al of his partner in the always spoke about
fifth over and in the showing character. We
company of Suresh Rai- won in 2013, but this is
na took charge as the very sweet. We came
two added 66 runs for from nowhere to win.
the second-wicket to Credit to all the boys for
score what his only sec- doing well. Which reond half century in IPL sulted in the turnagainst his former around” shared an ecteam mates. His dis- static Mumbai Indian
missal in the 12th over skipper Rohit Sharma
trapped LBW by the who led from the front
wily off-spinner Harb- with the bat with a
hajan Singh while attempting a sweep who
followed it up with Raina’s wicket 11 runs latter in the 14th set the
tone for CSK’s slide in
the face of mounting
run rate. From 99 for 3
at this stage CSK collapsed, losing their
next five wickets for 38
runs, and eventually
finished their twenty
overs at 161 for 8 as MI
registered a clinical 41run win in the final.
New Zealander left arm
pacer Mitchell McClenaghan was the
most successful of the
bowler with three wickets while his MI team
mates
Harbhajan
Singh and Lasith Mal- The triumphant Mumbai South West team proudly pose with the winner’s trophy and
nd
inga took two wickets the cheque of Rs 45,000 after winning the boy’s title (level-1) in the 32 Maharashtra
State Inter-District Youth (boys & girls) Basketball Championship. Mumbai South
each.
“We played like true West defeated Mumbai South East 68-58 in the final.
champions. Mumbai
By Ashok Dhamija
wining boys’ and girls State Inter-District
Indians have shown
MUMBAI : Mumbai (level-1) titles respec- Youth (boys & girls)
great character. It was South West and Pune tively
in the Basketball Championjust a matter of putting emerged champions, 3 2 n d M a h a r a s h t r a ship, organised by the
Mumbai SW, Pune Hoopsters
Emerge Champions
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Maharashtra State
Basketball Association
(MSBA) and played at
the Police Gymkhana
courts.
In the boy’s final
also witnessed an interesting tussle for supremacy between
Mumbai South West
and Mumbai South
East. But the brilliance
of Qureshi Sameer,
who led from the front
and found the hoop consistently in scoring 37
points titled the contest
in favour of Mumbai
South West, winning
by a 68-58 margin.
Mumbai South East
put up a good fight with
Fauzan Shaik (17) and
Hamdan Musa (12) being the principle scorers.
The girl’s final saw
Pune record a hardearned 67-62 victory
Cont. on pg. 7
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Mumbai Indians
making merry
Hard work and success
Last week was full
of results and Navi
Mumbai boy Tejan
Sahu made the city
proud of his achievement. Tezan had last
year received an international second rank in
the Cyber Olympiad
and was also awarded
the second position in
Maharashtra’s best student contest. This year,
he was a part of Navi
Mumbai’s winning
team in the Vodafone
quiz and was among
the top six contenders for Numero Uno,
an event of Jamnabhai Narsee School’s
cultural festival Cascade. It feels good to
have our city featured in the education scenario as top
contenders. This
happened only because of hard work by
Tejan.
The only way to succeed in life is it to work
hard and the people
who do not work hard
end up being unsuccessful individuals.
Hard work is a key to
success. One has to
work hard in life, in
order to achieve his
By C K Subramaniam
goals. Without hard
work a person will end
up with nothing else
but just miseries, regrets and unsuccessful
life. Some people do not
work hard and leave
everything on fate.
They believe that a
miracle will happen to
help them out. They
are so adamant on
their idea that they
completely ignore the
fact and live in their
own dream world. But
in the end, they really
regret their decision
when they have to face
the undesirable repercussions. They end up
with agony, ignominy and unsuccessful
life.
In order to succeed, one should be
devoted, hard working and should be
ready to confront
whatever comes in
his way, to risk whatever it takes to get
what he wants. He
should think sagaciously and obviate
all the mendacious
beliefs that might detract him. One should
recognize that his own
strength and hard
work are his true assets, and all other resorts are unreliable.
In entertainment
scenario, the debacle of
Bombay Velvet was
Cont. on pg. 7
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IPL 8 had many
twists and turns but in
the end Mumbai Indians scaled all the glory in an one sided final.
CSK after winning the
toss gave the match on
platter by asking
Mumbai Indians to bat
first on an easy paced
wicket. Knowing fully
well about the slow
nature of wicket when
a team bat second,
Dhoni offered the first
chance to the Mumbai
outfit and that was
enough to change the
course of the match
from the word go.
Having won IPL
Championship twice,
CSK had the upper
hand to dictate terms.
But consistent performance all through the
tournament came to
naught to CSK in the
final. First they allowed MI to cross a total of 200 in 20 overs
and thus made it impossible to score more
than 10 runs per over
from the first over.
Mumbai Indians after
having struggled to
enter the knock out
stage and a bad start,
4 defeats on the trot in
the beginning, made
merry of the situation
and achieved an em-
dens, Kolkata. Swashbuckling fifties to
Lendl Simmons and
Rohit Sharma led the
way for Mumbai before
Kieron Pollard and
Ambati Rayudu provided them with the kind
of finish that the start
deserved. Interesting-
phatic win against a
Champion side.
Ricky Ponting made
a winning start to his
coaching career as his
Mumbai
Indians
trumped the Chennai
Super Kings by 41
runs to lift their second
IPL title at Eden Gar-
ly, R. Ashwin, the main
bowler was used for
only two overs and part
time bowler and less
known spinners were
given pride of place.
And once the target
was very big, instead of
Cont. on pg. 7
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NATYA SAMELAN AT VASHI
Issue : 21
26 May, 2015
Controlling noise from
vehicle horns
Last week, the traffic police conducted a campaign where they reportedly
‘took action’ against nearly a hundred
vehicles for carrying banned ‘pressure
horns’. On probing what the action was,
we learnt that each offender was asked
to pay a fine of Rs 100 and let off! Is it
adequate or condign punishment for polluting the atmosphere and cause unease
to thousands and lakhs of citizens? Anyway, what is apparent from the incident is
that the authorities are not serious about
dealing with the problem.
If their action is to be effective, first,
they will have to increase the fine to say
Rs 1,000 per vehicle. Further, there must
be provision for doubling it for repeat offences. May, the law needs to be amended to include these provisions. At the implementation level, what we learnt is that
each policeman is given a ‘target’ to be
met. Once that is met, he feels relieved
and not responsible for anything more.
Those who want to blare horns and spread
pollution can continue to do so; the cop
is unconcerned; he is safe as he has completed his target. This sort of attitude is
not acceptable. Every person in authority should be made to feel concerned
about his responsibilities all the time. The
fine prescribed should be such as to pinch
and hurt the offender. It may be necessary to increase it to say, Rs 2,000 or
3,000! It should remind him about the
cost of his mistake. At the implementation level, it is better if the cop catches
two or three motorists and fines them
heavily. That will send home a graver message than collecting fines from a hundred
people. A small fine sends the message
that one is free to go on blaring the horn
as long as he is ready to pay the fine of
Rs 100, a pittance in today’s terms.
To be effective, it may be necessary
to check the type of horns at the factories and show rooms. If any vehicle is
found fitted with the offending horn, it
must be made to pay the fine instantly and
also remove it then and there. It is difficult to catch a vehicle once it is on the
road.
In fact, this is true of other areas of administration also. Whether it is a traffic offence or an auto rikshaw running without a
permit, the cops are least serious. For example, we see vehicles parked on the foot
paths blocking the movement of pedestrians. There are others who will ride through
prohibited pedestrians paths All that it requires is to tell the offenders that this will
not be permitted. Today, the cop feels unconcerned about these offences.
Navi Mumbai Natya Kalawant Parishad, Pratik Theatres, Komsap, Navi Mumbai had organized a fifth one-day Navi
Mumbai District Natya Samelan at Yoga Bhawan, Yog Vidya Niketan (Behind Vashi Bus Depot), Sector 9A, Vashi.
Present during this occasion were prominent stage personalities like Gangaram Gawankar, Alka Kubal, Mohan Bhoir,
Chandrakant Madhvi and Vilas Gurjar. (Photo By Sumit Renose)
Encore in City...
utive matches in the
same edition of the IPL
After their opening loss
in a home league game
(Wankhede) against
CSK, MI returned the
favour in a away league
match in Chennai, once
again in Qualifier 1 at
home and in the final
at Kolkata. Overall MI
leads 12-10 against
CSK in IPL (2-1 in finals). MI now have a 72 win-loss record in IPL
matches in Kolkata.
Contrasting
scoring patterns in
Powerplay/Half way
stage: MI Indians
once again came up
with their joint best
performance with the
bat in the Pepsi IPL
2015 when they scored
61 runs in six overs
against Chennai Super
Kings (CSK), who on
the other hand scored
31 which incidentally
is their lowest score in
a chase this IPL season. Similarly at the
end of 10 overs MI were
98 for 1 (second highest in an IPL final after Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in 2012 (also
against CSK)). CSK on
the other hand were 67
for 1.
Highest wicket
stand for champions in IPL final:
MI’s opener Lendl Simmons and skipper Rohit Sharma put on 119
for the second wicket
which is their teams’
first century stand for
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Cont. from pg. 4
any wicket in an IPL
final. It’s also the
fourth century partnership in an IPL final
– CSK, and KXIP have
achieved this record
earlier.
Second best total
in IPL final: MI
score of 202 for 5 is the
second –highest score
by a team in a IPL final and is also their
highest yet against
CSK. The record for the
highest score is that by
CSK who scored 205 for
5 against Royal Challengers Bangalore in
the 2011 title clash. Its
MI’s sixth 200-plus
score in all IPLs.
Simmons
best
season in IPL 2015
final: Lendl Simmons
(68 off 45 balls) who is
MI’s leading run getter
(540 runs including six
fifties at an average of
45.00 in 13 matches)
this season is also the
top scorer in the final,
ahead of his CSK’s
Dwayne Smith (57 off
48balls) and his skipper Rohit Sharma (50
off 26 balls). Enjoying
his best season in IPL
he has scored one hundred and nine fifties in
the IPL overall at and
averages 49.15 while
aggregating 934 in 21
innings which is the
highest by any batsman in the IPL (minimum 10 innings) . He
became the second MI
batsman to amass 500
runs or more in an IPL
season, joining Sachin
Tendulkar (618 in
2010 and 553 in 2011).
He became only the
fifth batsmen with 500
runs or more in this
IPL and is joint second
with Rajasthan Royals
Ajinkya Rahane behind Sunrises Hyderabad’s David Warner
(562) both openers
Ro-HIT!!! – MI
skipper Rohit Sharma
(50 off 26 balls) posted
his 25th innings of fifty-plus in the IPL (a
hundred and 24 fifties)
and in the process won
his ninth Man-of-theMatch award in the
IPL. He earlier had
scored 98 n.o in the
tournament opener
against host KKR on
the losing cause By
guiding MI to their second IPL title became
only the second player
(Yusuf Pathan) to be a
part of an IPL winning
XI on three occasions.
He was also part of the
Deccan Chargers’ winning team in 2009 and
with the MI in 2013.
Even-stevens:
CSK’s skipper MS Dhoni became the only captain in tournament history to both win and
lose 50 matches which
includes four losses in
six IPL summit clashes. .
Bravo, Bravo…..
CSK’s all-rounder and
highest wicket taker
this season Dwayne
Bravo became the first
bowler to complete 25
wickets or more in an
IPL season twice - 32
in 2013 and 26 in 2015
(Purple cap). Lasith
Malinga (MI), James
Faulkner (RR) and
Morne Morkel (CSK)
have recorded the feat
once each. Malinga’s
tally of 24 wickets at
18.50 runs apiece in 15
matches is the second
highest by a bowler in
this IPL.
Brief Scores (Final) :
Mumbai Indians
– 202 for 5 (Lendl Simmons 68 (45b, 8x4s,
3x6s), Rohit Sharma
50 (26b, 6x4s, 2x6s),
Kieron Pollard 36 (18b,
2x4s, 3x6s0, Ambati
Rayudu 36* (24b,
3x6s); Dwayne Bravo
2/36, Dwayne Smith 1/
17) beat Chennai Super Kings – 161 for 8
(Dwayne
Smith
57(48b, 9x4s, 1x6),
Suresh Raina 28 (19b,
3x4s, 1x6), Mohit
Sharma 21* (1x4, 2
x6s), Mitchell McClenaghan 3/25, Lasith Malinga 2/25, Harbhajan Singh 2/34) by
41 runs. Man of the
Match: Rohit Sharma
(Mumbai Indians).
Other Awards :
Player of the
Tournament: Andre
Russell (KKR), Orange Cap awarded
to: David Warner
(SRH), Purple Cap
awarded to: Dwayne
Bravo (CSK), Emerging Player of the
Season: Shreyas Iyer
(DD) and Most Valuable Player: Andre
Russell (KKR)
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Letters to the Editor....
All is well
There is no need of bullet trains
As per statement made by Union railway minister Suresh Prabhu,
railways are not going for bullet trains atleast in the near future. This is
a good decision taken by the railway minister. Investing in bullet train
corridor will be a waste of huge amount of public money. Even if bullet
train corridor comes up, there may not be enough takers for that. Instead, Government should promote low cost airlines which will be preferred by the commuters. It is also a good decision taken by the railway
minister for agreeing to concentrate on increasing the speed of the existing trains instead of going for bullet trains. The money to be spent for
increasing the speed of the existing trains will be very much low as compared to huge amount of money to be spent for bullet corridors. Gatiman
express between Delhi and Agra travels at 160 kmph. If this speed can be
achieved for other existing and important trains, then, there won’t be any
need for bullet trains.
- S. Ravichandran, Airoli
Fixing Fiasco
The writing is on the wall. Fixing saga takes Indian cricket to a
new low and the IPL cricket suffers the maximum in encouraging
betting as well as fixing. Players, Captain, the coach and even Team
mentors are involved in the fixing game from outside the ground. In a
startling revelation, even the cops protect bookies and thus opened up
the Pandora’s Box and the nexus is spreading like wild fire and IPL
cricket provide base for players to make short buck even without performing well.
From the weather forecast, toss, combination of team, the ringing of
bowling changes, hitting sixes and fours and the batsmen getting out at
an appropriate time all happens as per schedule. Signals were passed on
to the players from outside and players in turn oblige the bookies by
having a towel in the hip to reciprocate from inside the field. In all, the
game of uncertainties is slowly becoming a certain turnaround as per
the fixing and people watching the game are made fools and compelled
to shell out money only to watch a pre-arranged match.
The lid was blown off and the players were made to act like a puppet,
of course for a big price and the result of the matches were made known
even before the toss. Even the toss is fixed. The nexus of alleged fixers
include the high and mighty in Indian sports persons, politicians and
even senior officers from the people protecting us are involved. The small
fries have only less role to play in controversial Indian Paisa League.
- Nicks Maniam, Nerul
Mumbai Indians...
trying out pinch hitters to prop up scoring,
the proceedings were
slowed down creating
doubts about the capability of the Chennai
batsmen.
The same thing happened in play off to decide the finalist. Big
hitter Gayle was made
to push here and there
to the surprise of all.
Ace spinner Ashwin
was played out with dot
balls with a stint of 113 in four overs,
whereas he was used
for two overs without
proper field placements
to give room for scoring and stopped
abruptly to swell the
scoring to an imposing
total. The match
turned in Mumbai’s
favour from the word
go and it was an one
Cont. from pg. 5
sided affair in the end.
Mumbai continued
to make things difficult for Chennai and
most ways back into
the game looked sealed.
And once Harbhajan
Singh’s zooter saw the
end of the much-settled
Smith and then had
Raina stumped off a
quicker, wider one, the
game was all but finished. Dhoni was still
Hard work...
Cont. from pg. 4
much talked about. I
also watched it and I
found it soul less. It’s
like a lady with full
makeup, ornaments
and grandeur but lacking reality. A film succeeds only when it
touches a chord in your
heart, but anyway
7
at the crease at that
stage and helped himself to a six off Malinga
but by then it had become a case of too little,
too late and Mumbai
completed a comprehensive victory. It was
a significant achievement for the Mumbai
Indians under Rohit
Sharma to lift the IPL
cup in style with Dhoni’s men left wondering
about their free run earlier in IPL 8.
‘Piku’ fills the vacant
seat in your heart. The
hilarious and simple story of a father and
daughter is fantastic
and enjoying the coolness of a theatre is also
feel-good factor or else
this hot weather is insufferable. So enjoy your
vacation and plan to go
to some cool place. Happy summer, Readers!
CMYK
Mumbai Indians completed one of the most remarkable turnarounds
in the eight-year history of the Indian Premier League by transforming a
terrible start to the tournament - they were at the bottom of the table for
the first two weeks - into a title win. The final, a repeat of their 2013
success at the same ground against the same opposition, turned out to be
one of the easier outings after an unbridled early onslaught by Rohit Sharma and Lendl Simmons, both of whom hit half-centuries, stunned Chennai Super Kings - veterans of IPL finals - into submission. Super Kings
were not even given a sniff.
MS Dhoni’s choice of bowling first on a patchy Eden Gardens pitch
was interesting, not because he might have over-compensated for the presence of dew later on but because it was a departure from a strategy that
had worked for Super Kings during in their two previous title wins - bat
first, score big, then apply the squeeze.
The start was perfect; Faf du Plessis ran out Parthiv Patel brilliantly
and Ashish Nehra ensured only one came off the first over. But the pattern changed and the match went ahead as per script. By winning for the
second IPL Mumbai Indians played to the gallery. Congrats Mumbai Indians. All is well for the home team as well as for the IPL organizers.
- Jayanthy S Maniam, Sion East
Websites of the Fourth All India
Hindu Convention launched
Fourth All India Hindu Convention being held in the meeting hall of
Shri Ramnath Temple, Ponda, Goa from 11 June to 17 June 2015 is receiving very good response from the representatives of Hindu organisations, religious organisations and sects from Bharat and foreign countries. In order to make it easier for the ‘All India Hindu Convention’ of the
delegates, active for the sake of establishing Hindu Nation to reach Hindu community and media, link ‘www.hindujagruti.org/summit’ and http:/
/www.hindujagruti.org/hindi/summit (Respectively in English and Hindi) of All India Hindu Convention have been updated.
Necessary information of the Convention for those desiring to donate
for the mission of Dharma are also uploaded on the link. About 200 videos, photographs and written addresses by the dignitaries from last three
national-level Conventions have been kept on the opening page of the website. These would provide almost live experience of last three Conventions. Appeal is made to the similar ideological websites and blogs to contact on e-mail address ‘contact@hindujagruti.org’ or phone number 093253
79357, so that the information about the fourth All India Hindu Convention reach maximum people.
- Nagesh Gade, Convener, Fourth ‘All India Hindu Convention’,
Goa, Contact No.: 93253 79357
Mumbai SW...
Cont. from pg. 4
against Nagpur. Shruti Sherigar and Siddhi
Kothavale combined effectively scoring 26
and 15 points respectively which helped
Pune clinch the final
by a close margin. For
the Nagpur team,
Shreya Dandekar (21
points) and Smruti
Iyer (10) were the main
scorers.
In the Level-2 finals, Dhule defeated
Aurangabad by a very
narrow 47-45 margin
for the girl’s title,
while Washim tamed
Amravati 56-36 to
claim the top honours
among boys.
Result (Finals):
Boys’ Level 1:
Mumbai South West
(Qureshi Sameer 37,
Khan Faisal 8) bt
Mumbai South East
(Fauzan Shaik 17,
Hamdan Musa 12) 6858.
Boys’ level 2:
Another fireman...
Dham building at
Kalbadevi on 9 May
and while fighting to
extinguish this fire,
two firemen, Mahendra Desai and Sanjay
Rane, had lost their
lives. Sunil Nesrikar
and Sudhir Amin were
Cont. from pg. 1
severely injured and
they were admitted to
Masina Hospital in
Mumbai.
On 9 May, the two
were transferred to
Airoli National Burns
Centre for advanced
treatment. Sunil
Washim (D. Nakhale
11, J. Kadam 10) bt
Amravati (Pratik
Shinde 11, Shubam
Akulwar 8) 53-36.
Girls’ Level 1:
Pune (Shruti Sherigar
26,
Siddhi
Kothavale 15) bt Nagpur (Shreya Dandekar
21, Smruti Iyer 10)
67-62.
Girls’ level 2:
Dhule (Vaishnavi H.
13, Sonal Marathe 12)
bt Aurangabad (Vedika M. 17, Sanjan J.
12) 47-45.
Nesrikar had received
53% burn while
Sudhir Amin had
sustained 80% burn.
Sunil Amin succumbed to his injury
first. On Sunday,
Nesrikar too became a
martyr – the fourth
fireman to achieve
martyrdom.
CMYK
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VFAS to present music concert
by Srividhya Sridharkumar
By Ashok Dhamija
Vashi Fine Arts Society of JN2-65-B2, Sector 9, Vashi is organizing Carnatic Music
Concert by Smt. Srividhya Sridharkumar
who is a post graduate
in Physics from IIT
Madras. Smt. Srividhya has been learning
music for past 22 years.
She had her initial
trainings from Smt.
Thanjavur Rajalakshmi, Late Shri Srirangam Kannan, Smt. Dr.
Radha Bhaskar and
Smt. T V Sundaraval-
li. Presently she is under the tutelage of Shri
R K Shriramkumar.
Kum Vimarshini Jairam will play the violin while Vishwa
Prasanna will be playing the Mridangam.
The event will take
place on Sunday 31
May 2015 at 6.15 pm
at Sai Prem Hall,
(Next to Balaji
Mandir, Vashi), Sector 10A, Vashi, Navi
Mumbai.
Srividhya Sridharkumar has also come
up with a CD on Nava-
graha Krithis of Muthuswami Dikshithar.
She began her career by
performing at Sri
Rama Bhaktha, Jana
Sabha (Chennai) in
1996-1998. She performed for AIR youth
music 6 times between
2000 – 2003. She has
given performances in
many venues at Mumbai. She has performed
at around 50 venues,
the noteworthy one being Chamber concert
(Lubbock, TX, USA) in
2009.
Srividhya Sridharkumar has won prizes
like Carnatic Music Vocal (Navras- College
Culturals), Medley
Competition, Saarang
Semi Classical Vocal
(2nd)- IIT and Saarang
Classical Vocal(special
prize) –IIT.
Workshop on engineering standards
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
CBD-BELAPUR: The
two day workshop on
‘Standards in Civil
Engineering’ organized b y Navi
Mumbai Municipal
Corporation took off
on 25 May, 2015. The
event was inaugurated by City Engineer
Mohan Dagaonkar in
the presence of
Additional City
Engineer Surendra
Patil, DMC (Headquarters) Jagannath
Sinnerkar, construction engineering
expert, S Raghav
Chari and others.
The Workshop
was conducted by the
International Business Conferences,
St. Joseph’s High School
– CBSE Panvel secures
100% result in XII Board
By Ashok Dhamija
St. Joseph’s High School – CBSE Panvel has
secured 100% result in XII Board.
Below are the First Two Toppers of Science and
Commerce:
SCIENCE
Ms. Manasa G.
95.2%
COMMERCE
MS. M. G. Remya
93.4%
Boat service...
which is well known
for such activities. It
popularizes the
standards developed
by the Federation of
International Consulting Engineers
through workshops
and seminars in
India and abroad.
MMRDA, Gas Authority of India Ltd.,
Mahagenco, CIDCO
and Indian Oil
Corporation are
among its clients.
“By adopting the
standards developed
by the Federation of
International Con-
Twin sisters top in CBSE exam
Twin Sisters Ragini Sreenath with 98.6% and Nadini Sreenath with 97.2% from Delhi
Public School stood first in CBSE exam result in Navi Mumbai. (By Sumit Renose)
CMYK
sulting Engineers, we
hope to improve the
quality of structures
built by us. Our
engineers will benefit
hugely by attending
these workshops,”
said Municipal
Commissioner
Dinesh Waghmare.
SC chairperson...
Cont. from pg. 1
the race for the chairman’s post. Both Netra
Shirke and Aparna
Gavte are close confidents of Naik and therefore, strong aspirants
for the chair. It is well
known that the local
unit of NCP is still under the thumb of
Ganesh Naik and all the
aspirants are said to be
lobbying for his favour.
The last date for the
filing of nominations is
26 May and the election
will be held on 27 May,
2015. The results are
expected to be out by
about 12.00 noon.
Ms.Mariya Raphel
94.6%
Mumbai terror attack
took place through the
sea route has made it
is necessary to keep a
strong vigil on the sea
front approaches. That
is why anyone starting
a boat service should
inform the authorities
and obtain the necessary permission. Failure to do so amounts to
a breach of security,”
she says in a letter addressed to the Police
Commissioner.
“The boat service is
also found wanting in
Ms. Osheen Rawat
92%
Cont. from pg. 1
the matter of passenger
safety. The boat I was
shown had seating arrangements for 28 persons only. If 45 people
are made to travel by it,
it amounts to over loading with its implications on safety,” she
adds. She has requested the Commissioner to
take strict action
against the boat operator. She has suggested
that the boat/boats be
confiscated to prevent
them from operating
them.