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Vol 08|Issue 226|RNI No. MAHENG/2007/21778|Postal Regn. No. NMB/154/2014-16/Vashi MDG Post Office|Navi Mumbai, Thursday 29 January, 2015|Pages 8|Price Re.1
Make every woman a member of BJP,
Manda Mhatre tells party-workers
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
NAVI MUMBAI: “Work
with full vigour to
achieve victory for
Bharatiya Janata Party in the forthcoming
Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation elections. Make every
woman of the city a
member of BJP,” said
Manda Mhatre to BJP
workers during the inauguration of a Public
Relation Office at
Vashi.
She added, “BJP
has formed governments at both Centre
and in the State of
Maharashtra. Now it
is our turn to bring
BJP to power even in
Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation. To
achieve this goal, all
the BJP workers
should work hard to
strengthen the party
and also involve women in this work.”
Manda Mhatre was
Kumkum,
Satyanarayan Mahapuja
and Mahaprasad were
also organized.
Also present during
this occasion were
BJP’s organizing secretary Ravi Gosavi,
BJP’s district president C V Reddy, Maruti Bhoir, Babanrao
Dhakne, social worker
Ramchandra Gharat
and others. Also
inaugurating Vashi’s
53rd ward’s president
Shyam Rathod’s PR office at Sector 3-4, F
Sri Vivekanand Hindi High school celebrates
“MP-Educators Meet” with MP Rajan Vichare
Tell him that I’ll listen
to his problem but
he’ll have to pay money for that.
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
AIROLI: Sri Vivekanand high school
with association of Sagar education trust,
Thane celebrated a
“ M P and Teachers
meet’ in Gavatewadi in
Dighe on Wednesday.
MP Rajan Vichare
was invited as a chief
guest on the event
where he felicitated
Vivekanand high
school students from
Standard 1 st to 10 th
who had ranked first
with Awards, certificates and bouquets.
Rashtrapati award
winner Alok Bhattachariyya, Corporator
Bahadur Bist, Shivsena North India Thane
unit organizer Ghanashyam Tiwari, ‘Sagar education trust’
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chairman Sacchidanand .K. Pandey, Vinodkumar Divedi, Nadim
Sheikh,
Pradip
Sawant, R.L Mishra
and Vivekanand Pandey were also present
at the event.
Type Market. During
this occasion, Haldi
Cont. on pg. 3
Exhibition and Sale at Vashi
Usuf Meharali Centre (TARA) and Gramin Vikas Pratisthan has organized an exhibition and sale of Handloom,
Ayurvedic and Bakery products in front of Vashi Station.
This event will continue till 8 February 2015. The main
person behind this event is Shrikantbhai. (By Vijaykumar Kamble)
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Historic Amar Jawan Jyoti made in Panvel to mark Republic Day
By Umesh Parida
PANVEL: When the
entire country was celebrating the Republic
Day on Monday the autorickshaw
unions organized the
event with
much fanfare. The
u n i o n s
made the
A m a r
Jawan Jyoti
enlivening
the India
Gate of New
Delhi.
T h e
Ekta Rickshaw Chalak Malak
Mitra Mandal and As-
tavinayak Rickshaw
Chalak Malak Mitra
Mandal, Panvel had organized the event by
putting a down gun
(though the Jyoti was
near) an Indian map featuring various leaders
and social reformers was
an added attraction.
From the Father of the
Nation to Netaji - almost
all the tallest freedom
fighters besides many
social reformers - were
in the map.
CIDCO to sell
educational plots
Application process goes online
PAP contractors resort
to relay hunger strike
By Vijay Bhor
CBD-BELAPUR: A
large number of local
contractors are sitting
on a relay hunger strike
demanding that CIDCO
increase the limit of A2
level contracts from Rs
3 lakhs to Rs 10 lakhs.
The agitators describe themselves as
Project Affected Persons (PAPs) and demand that they should
get preference in the
award of contracts. CIDCO has recently reduced the limit the value of A2 category contracts to Rs 3 lakhs in
order to allow more
competition. The Corporation is of the opinion that such a move
will help improve the
quality of work and reduce corruption.
“We held talks with
with helmet atop and
this attracted a huge
number of people.
From morning to
evening, the location
opposite the Panvel ST
depot attracted a huge
crowd.
Many turned up to
take the photograph of
the Amar Jawan Jyoti
the Managing Director
of CIDCO, Sanjay
Bhatia and he has not
given us any assurance
about our demand,” said
one of the agitators. “We
propose to continue our
agitation till our demand is met,” he added.
CBD-BELAPUR: City
and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) is offering educational plots to organizations running educational institutions. The
aspiring applicants
however will have to
send their applications
online.
Presently, CIDCO is
offering plots for joint
use as High Schools and
Junior colleges. It has
earmarked plots in Sector-18 Airoli, Sector 28
and 40 in Nerul, Sector15 CBD, Sector-16 and
36 Kharghar and Sector-21 Taloja. The eligibility norms prescribed
CHANGE OF NAME
I have changed my name from SOFIA BEGUM KHAN to
SOFIA NASEEM KHAN as per affidavit dated 28th January
2015.
CHANGE OF NAME
I have changed my name from RAVIDATT SHARMA to
RAVIDUTT GYANCHANDRA SHARMA as per affidavit
dated 28th January 2015.
CHANGE OF NAME
We, Alok Kumar Jha and Neena Jha had changed our son’s
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per affidavit dated 19th January 2015.
Make every..
Cont. from pg. 1
present were a big
number of city residents and BJP party
workers. Women were
also present in big
number. There were
entertainment programmes arranged
also by the main organizer Nandkumar
Rediyyar with the help
of local BJP workers.
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be obtained from the
booklet published by
the Corporation. Organisations fulfilling
the conditions may send
their applications online. The last date for
receiving applications
is 28 March, 2015.
More details can be
obtained from CIDCO’s
website: www.cidco.
maharashtra.gov.in
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City To Host AITA Talent
Series, Entries Open
Text and Photo by Ashok
Dhamija
Navi
Mumbai:
Vashi based Navi Mumbai Sports Association,
is organizing the
14th NMSA All India
Ranking Talent Series 2015 (Under 16)
under the aegis of
All India Tennis Association (AITA) &
Maharashtra State
Lawn Tennis Association (MSLTA) on
31st January and 1st
February 2015. The
tournament which
will be played on the
hard court is expected to witness top
players from the
state of Maharashtra, Gujarat, Goa and
Madhya Pradesh. Entries however are open
by paying Entry fees of
Rs. 400/Address Of Venue: NMSA, Sector –
1A, Vashi, Navi Mum-
bai – 400703
Qualifying Sign
In Date: 12 to 2
pm on Friday, 30th January 2015
To u r n a m e n t
Dates: 31 st January
and 1st February, 2015.
Tournament Director: Arun Patil
NMSA Contact
Nos : (022) 2782 4535
/ 36 / 37 / 38
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Head Of Gokarn Math Visits Balaji Mandir Haldi Kum Kum Celebration at Sanpada
Text and Photos
by Ashok Dhamija
VASHI:
H.H.
Shreemat Vidhyadhiraj Shreepad Vader
Swamiji , Head of
Gokarn Math, was accorded a warm welcome by members of
the GSB community
when he visited Sree
Laxmi Venkataramana (Balaji) Mandir in
Vashi on Tuesday.
President S.G.Bhat,
members of the Committee and others welcomed him with floral
offerings . Elaborate
arrangements were
made for the holy visit. The temple wore a
festive look as men,
women / children in
their colourful attire
and men wearing traditional clothes congregated to welcome
the learned preacher
from the Gokarn
Math. Escorted by the
Committee members
of GSB Sabha, the
Swamiji who was on
his way from Harigram, Panvel to Wadala visited the temple
and addressed the fol-
Head of Gokarn Math H.H. Shreemat Vidhyadhiraj Shreepad Vader Swamiji being accorded a warm welcome by
the members of the GSB community
Devotees with kalash, coconut and flowers await their
turn to seek blessings
lowers. Speaking on
the occasion, the Swamiji blessed the gath-
ering and spoke highly of Navi Mumbai
and its progress.
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
SANPADA: Shiwai
Mahila Mandal had organized a Haldi Kum
Kum Celebration at
Ashray Hall, Sector 7
Sanpada. During this
occasion were present
Shivsena stalwarts like
Vijay Nahata, Komal
Vaskar, corporators Vijay Mane, Somnath
Waskar and others.
President Shubhangi Suryarao spoke
about women empowerment and importance of
supporting them to
progress in various
fields. It is said that
haldi kum kum is conducted for married
women and it is considered as a method of giving respect to women.
Based on these facts,
haldi kum kum was
conducted by Shiv
Sena party workers.
This is mainly held to
unite women and
through such get-together a good relation
can be generated
among them.
Some important per-
sons like Dr R N, Patil, Adv. Abhijeet Naikodi, Jyoti Mohite, Archana, Vinod Lokhande
for Dance, Dhanshri
Mahadik for Rangoli
and Yogini Varodkar
were felicitated.
During this occation, various programs
are arranged. Around
300 women attending
this event. The whole
event was organized by
Shubhangi Suryarao,
Vaibhavi Panchal,
Surekha Shingade and
Milind Suryarao.
Patriotism Marks St. Joseph’s
(SSC) Republic Day Festivity
KR Employees Cycle For A Cause
KR CMD, Bhanu Prakash Tayal inaugurates the cycle rally to promote ‘Save Water,
Save the Earth’.
By Ashok Dhamija
with the message of employees of KRCL as
NAVI MUMBAI: At a “Save Water, Save the well as their family
time when water for Earth”. The Rally was members can particidaily use is a big scar- started off by the Chair- pate in the cycling
city and is a limited man & Managing Di- group. The Group
natural resource, Kon- rector of Konkan Rail- members have a
kan Railway (KR) em- way, Bhanu Prakash unique Dark Blue and
ployees decided to draw Tayal.
Yellow jerseys with the
the attention of the
The KR employees “Save Water, Save the
masses towards the is- in fact have recently Earth” message printsue and conducted a formed a Cycling Group ed at the back.
Cycle Rally on 26th by the name “KR CyIt may be recalled
January, 2015. About cling Enthusiasts some of the members of
20 employees of KR par- Group” for advocating the Group had earlier
ticipated in the Cycle physical
fitness conducted Cycling exRally from the residen- amongst its members peditions from Navi
tial colony of Konkan and is conducting week- Mumbai to Bangalore,
Railway at Seawoods to end cycling sessions in Navi Mumbai to ManCBD Belapur at Navi and around Navi Mum- galore, and Navi MumMumbai and back, bai to begin with. The bai to Delhi earlier.
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An impressive pyramid formation by the students mesmerized the gathering
Text and Photo
by Ashok Dhamija
NEW PANVEL: The
66th republic day was
celebrated by St. Joseph’s High School
(SSC) in glorious and
grandeur way. The entire school reverberated
to the tune of national
anthem when the national flag was hoisted.
Magnificent march
past executed flawlessly by Josephian squads
brought a spark of pa-
triotic fervor to this historic occasion. The occasion was graced with
the esteemed presence
of dignitaries from various fields. Josephians
pantomimists’ specially
choreographed mime on
the social theme-cleanliness along with patriotism-fascinated the
audience. Glorious history and rich culture
and heritage of our nation exhibited through
fancy dress and patri-
otic dance and the skillful presentation of the
yramid and aerobics
had the audience spellbound. Elated winners
who excelled in curricular and extra-curricular activities were felicitated. Eminent personalities enlightened
the students with their
words of wisdom and
applauded the students
attempt to save earth
and go green through
tree plantation.
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‘Kauthig 2015’ celebrated
with gusto in Navi Mumbai
By Dilip Sengupta
People born during
this week of any year
will experience that
there will be times in
your life when you have
no choice but to go out
into the world and forge
ahead. At this time,
however, you have a
choice. If you wish to go
out into the world, your
personal life will not
cause problems that
can distract you from
the quest. But it might
be even better to concentrate your energies
on your personal life,
rather than make a
great effort to get ahead
into the world. Now is
the time when you can
make your home, family and personal life
more secure than other and guarantee that
it will always be a
source of support and
comfort.
Almighty gives you
Money and Honey and
they are both sweet for
you around this time.
By this favourable
phrase - often overworked by me – I would
like to cover this entire
gamut of money matters and activate buying, selling, funds, in-
vestments, salary/
perks/bonus and so on
and all affairs that
touch the heart and
emotions. Here money
and Honey mesh and
overlap beutifully for
all those who are born
during this period.
Reaching out, touching
base and enjoying what
you do is how you start
the week. Communications is the name of the
game - it may range
from just emails to
hugs, kisses and more!
I’m not joking. Love,
Cont. on pg. 6
RCS Republic Day Celebration
Text and Photo
by Ashok Dhamija
VASHI: “Let us together commence a
journey of peace, harmony and progress in
South Asia.” –Atal Behari Vajpayee, Former
Prime Minister of India, shared once.
Ryan Christian
School, Vashi celebratCont. on pg. 7
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By Chandrashekhar Hendve
NAVI MUMBAI: The
five-day-long cultural
extravaganza of Uttarakhand ‘Kauthig 2015’
which was celebrated
with gusto in Navi
Mumbai, concluded on
Monday with nearly
held with the aim of
bringing together the
‘Pahari’ people living in
Navi Mumbai and its
environs, and it was
held at Nerul’s Ramleela Maidan from January 22 to 26. The mega
event was very well at-
Bhat, former Miss Universe and actress Urvashi Rautela, model
Aukriti Gusain, Himani Shivpuri, actor
Hemant Pandey, Brizendra Kala,Manda
Mhatre (MLA), Ganesh
Godhiyal (MLA), Mo-
15000 Uttarakhandi
Mumbaikars celebrating and rejoicing their
cultural fiesta in the final day events.
Three important
personalities, K G
Kodiyal, Indra Singh
Negi and Vasundhra
Negi, were chosen and
honoured with special
“Sanman Patra” for
their contribution and
efforts in keeping Uttarakhand’s traditional
heritage and traditions
alive.
The festival was
tended, especially by
the Uttarakhandi
youth. Several personalities from different
walks of life belonging
to Uttarakhand and
Maharashtra graced
the inaugural function
that was attended by
over 60,000 people.
It was a star-studded event with several
bigwigs from different
industries gracing their
presence. Hockey player Ranjan Negi, actress
Madhurima Tuli, Bollywood singer Mona
han Kala (MD, Sharon
Pharmaceutical ),
Madhvan Bhatt (MD,
Anmol Developer), Rajan Negi, D B Chand
(MD, Global Vision
NGO Cancer free India), K S Panwar (MD,
Polygon), Jagdish
Sawant (MD, Lavina
Pharmaceutical),
Pankaj Mathpal (Optima Money), Nandkishor Notiyal, Kamla
Badoni, Suresh Rana
(Trident Logistics), SaiCont. on pg. 6
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Commitment to hold the
time line: a bold move
Probably the most significant outcome
of President Barack Obama’s visit to India and the subsequent trade negotiations
between the two governments is the commitment by Prime Minister Narendra
Modi that in future, all government
projects will be completed on time. This
is a huge commitment given the fact that
most public projects have been seeing
time over runs, sometimes of decades.
Imagine a corporate has decided to set up
a power plant in a backward district and
the government has agreed to provide the
infrastructure like the roads and water
supply! The private companies draw up
their budgets on the basis of a time frame;
any time over run results in the escalation
of cost. And what happens to the company’s budget? And what happens to the
down stream industries planned, if any? Of
course, by sticking to the time frame, the
government will also save a lot of money
which it now spends as administrative expenses.
The best example of time over runs is
the set of three hospitals taken up by Navi
Mumbai Municipal Corporation. Each one
is more than two years behind the schedule! Imagine how much more they would
cost in terms of money! If this happens to
a project taken up by the cash rich NMMC,
what will be the fate of other local bodies?
Indian Railways probably hold the worst
example of time over runs. Some of its
projects are said to be pending for over
50 years! And in spite of that,
most railway ministers are known to go
on announcing new projects gleefully! For
example, Mamata Bannerjee had announced eight new railway lines, most of
them in West Bengal, during her tenure
as railway minister. She had done so
without making any provision for them in
the budget! Of course, a railway project
need not be completed in a financial year
and budgetary provision can be made in
the coming years too. But there must be
some idea from where the money will
come. Narendra Modi’s commitment has
the potential to change all that. Better still,
it has the potential to change the attitude
and the work ethics of the government
servants. Presently, they are known for
their lethargy. “Don’t do today what you
can keep for tomorrow” seems to be the
principle they are following. The Prime
Minister’s commitment has the potential
to change all that. The government servants will have to keep pace with those of
the private sector if they want to honour
the commitment. They may have to work
overtime like those in the private companies, if necessary, of course, without asking for over time! That is also a work ethic that will have to be changed.
By Ashok Dhamija and
Meena R. Prashant
CBD BELAPUR: Taking steps towards environment conservation
and to solve growing
challenge of waste management, Konkan Railway (KR) has installed
an Organic Waste Composting machine at its
residential colony at
Seawoods, Navi Mumbai which will enable it
to manage by itself all
the organic and green
waste being produced in
the colony. The composting machine was
inaugurated earlier
this week by CMD of
KRCL, Bhanu Prakash
Tayal.
“The system which
is economical, environment friendly is a step
in the direction of making the residential colony self-sustained.
Once the garbage and
green waste is disposed
in the composting machine, within 15 minutes it converts the
waste into homogenized
flow-able raw compost
ready for curing. Upon
placing this in the curing system, in just 10
days the compost is
ready for use in gardens. Depending upon
Kauthig 2015...
la Rani Rawat ( MLA),
Deepak Devrani, Sonia
Anand, Mona Bhatt
(Singer), Suraj Patil
(Corporator, Nerul),
Amit (Corporator, Turbhe) Vijayapant Tuli,
Sr. Police Inspector,
Sangita Sinde, Ashok
Gawade, Bahadur
Singh Bist, Mahdeep
Singh Bist, Rajendra
Joshi, Mukesh Kakshyal, Bhuvnesh Bhati,
Hira Singh Bhakuni
and Jagdish Samant
were among several others who were present
during this occasion..
Numerology...
too is the strong focus,
and very intensely felt
experience. It may also
bring a sweet sorrow
sometimes, but it is one
that is welcome, since
it also makes you enjoy
both the depth of emotion and possibility of
true lasting love that
the Lord gives you. True
friendship too will be
viewed in the same
light. So also will travel - you will try to live
it completely. As you
will focus on your interactions at the family
level here you have got
it made. Family, loved
ones, kin, siblings is a
very joyous and very
fullfilling give and take.
From relationships,
there is sudden swing
to finanancial concerns. The big bugs are
what you are dealing
in. They need not be
your own personal
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Cont. from pg. 5
Over 200 artists,
well-versed in traditional dance and music,
thrilled the audience
with variety of performances, pulsating
dance sequences and
dramas using traditional pahadi instruments like Dor-Thakuli,
Dhol-damau,
Ransinga, Bhankor,
Mochhang, Conch, Bell
and Flute, among others. Uttarakhand’s famous singers including
Govind Digari, Khushi
Digari, Pappu Karaki,
Prahlad, Janardhan
Cont. from pg. 5
funds. Both your material and emotional
worlds will see great
changes. That is in nutshell, actually, a summary of what it is likely
to bring. Also some
gains/progress that you
are not able to envision
right now but will get
anyway. This highly
favourable time may
prove to be too tempting.
You try to work harder
than ever to earn more
and more. The Lord Almighty says that it is
not too good a time for
you healthwise and
there might be some other stresses to cope with.
It could be because moving of your house or due
to change of an office or
perhaps due to an overseas travel for a business which is much
against your desire.
Your temper could possible be on a short fuse.
the results, Konkan
Railway plans to install
the system at the major stations on its route
and its residential colonies along its route”
shared a Konkan Railway official.
Background: Konkan Railway’s residential colony at Seawoods
has 142 official quarters with about 500-600
residents occupying
these. It has lush green
lawns and several trees
in its premises. About
200 to 250 kg of garbage
and green waste is produced daily from the
colony which is picked
up once a day by the
garbage vehicle of the
Municipal Corporation.
The green waste is disposed off separately by
Konkan Railway as it
cannot be mixed with
the regular garbage.
Since about 150-200 kg
of green waste is produced per day the waste
composting machine
will enable KRCL to
produce its own organic manure for use in its
lawns and plants. This
will also completely do
away with the practice
of dumping garbage for
further disposal by civic system.
Upreti, Prakash Rawat, Rekha Uniyal,
Reshma Shah, Veeru
Joshi, Vinod Shirola,
Anuradha Nirala,
Jyothi Upreti also presented the folk music
along with their
groups.
Shri Yogeshwar
Sharma, President,
Kauthik Foundation
said, “Organised by the
Kauthig Foundation,
this was the eighth
year of the festival
which brings different
aspects of Uttarakhand’s unique culture.
This year the theme
was ‘Palayan’ where we
highlighted the fact
that people who migrate from our state
must not forget the connect they have with
their homeland Uttarakhand. I am happy
that we were able to
rekindle that connect
and urged people to
keep
Devbhumi’s
unique traditions alive
and also visit Uttarakhand at least once a
year. ‘Janmabhoomi
Uttarakhand Karmabhoomi Maharashtra’
was the message we focused on throughout
the five days of the festival”
You are advised to cultivate patience, forbearance and self control you gain much that way.
Not only in better relationships, but more importantly, by becoming
a better person altogether. Your love life is more
physical-passion or sex
rather than tenderness
and togetherness. This
is the way I see it and
like to tell it straight
and upfront. But it is
not all passion and preoccupation with your
own personal self interests and needs.
Public trusts, charitable organisatons, philanthropic funding agencies along with joint finance, loans and funds
are the main areas for
you. This is not personal finances but those on
a
larger
scale.
Megabucks obviously
means lots of thoughts,
even study and market
research, since larger
sums of money will be
at risk. As I also said, it
will mean a lot of stress
at work. Decide whether it’s worth it. Try to
create scope for your better instincts and higher
self to develop thoughts
about death, Life after
death, necromancy (art
of raising dead spirits).
This is not as strange as
it may seem. More or
less it is the same a prescription for you. The
Lord
Almighty
says,certainly you will
be painting on a very
major canvas. You will
be doing things at the
speed of light. Your creations and work emotions will be greatly enhanced. This could be
because of special
spiritual insights.
Enquiries,if any are
solicited
on No.
9869472971, however,
only calls from mobile /
cell phones will be entertained.
CMYK
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29 January, 2015
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Patriotic Fervor Marks St. Xavier’s
Republic Day Celebration
Text and Photo
by Ashok Dhamija
AIROLI: On 26th
January 2015, the day
dawned bright, with
cheerful children
rushing in through
the gates of St. Xavier’s High School, Airoli. All the excitement
set a stage to witness
the Republic day celebration.
The hosting of the
Tri-colour by and the
synchronized renderation of the National
Anthem in the background, spread the
vibes of patriotism in
the surroundings was
followed by an impressive march-past by the
students in presence of
special invitees which
included B. R. Deshmukh (Senior Police
Inspector, Rabale),
Pratap Shelar (National Level Kho-Kho
Player), Dr. Vish-
love towards their nation and salute the
million hands that led
to the free Republic
country. Prizes were
distributed by the
Guests to the students
who had excelled in
National, State level,
school sports and other activities conducted
by the school. The
guests spoke about
their experience and
ho encouraged the students to do well and be
responsible citizens of
the country.
RCS Republic...
The Special invitees witness the impressive parade on
the occasion
wanath
Kamble performance which
(M.S.(Ortho) Fello AO was a treat to the eyes.
Spine, Bombay Hospi- Patriotic skit and
tal), Dr.Ajayan M.G. dances were also per(M.D.Paed) among formed by the stuothers. The cultural dents.
Patriotic
programmes included speeches were delivLezim and dumbbell ered to express the
ed the 66th Republic
Day with a great deal
of patriotic zeal and fervor. The day began
with the hoisting of the
Indian flag by the esteem guest, and the
National Anthem was
followed by a special
parade. Special Invitees the occasion included Mahesh Agarwal, Executive officer –
IDEA, Pastor Lalesh
Wadekar – Mission
Letters to the Editor....
Improve the codition
of subway at Airoli
There is a subway close to Airoli railway station connecting Thane-Belapur road (TB road)
and Airoli node. This subway is used by light
vehicles such as two wheelers, autos and cars.
This subway is very narrow. There is no proper
footpath in this subway on both the sides. There
are also
n
o
lights.
The
photograph
w a s
taken
at
8
p m .
Many
pedestrians don’t use this subway. They prefer
to cross the railway tracks. The subway also gets
water logged during heavy rains creating traffic
jam in the node and TB road. If possible, the
authorities should widen this subway, provide
footpaths on both the sides, provide lights and
install pumps to remove excess water during
monsoon.
- S. Ravichandran, Airoli
R K Laxman - a common
man with a vision
R. K. Laxman was not just a cartoonist but
also a good human being. His demise is a sad
moment. Through his cartoon character “common man”, he always had something important
to express, which always remained a guiding
force for good governance. Some of the cartoons
out of the 1960s and 1970s would be alive and
meaningful if reproduced today without a date like the one where a policemen is reporting to
his superiors saying, roughly, that there had been
looting, rioting, stone-throwing and “then the situation took
a turn for
the worse”
and there
was — looting, rioting,
s t o n e throwing.
So too, the
innumerable cartoons
on price rise
that he did
in the early
decades — they would be as alive today as they
were then.
Laxman suffered a stroke in 2003 but that
did not put him out of action. He continued working with one hand, although the lines were not
as sharp, and the Times sent someone home to
pick up the cartoons. He had moved to Pune since
a while with his wife. People invariably connected themselves with the Common Man, and Laxman’s work represented the bewilderment of the
poor, contrasting it with the corruption of the
ruling classes. His work will always bring a smile
or draw a laugh and make you realise the grim
irony and unchanging nature of the world we
live in. His loss is irreparable.
- C. K. Subramaniam, Sanpada
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Water supply to
be turned off
CBD-BELAPUR: City and Industrial Development Corporation of Maharashtra proposes
to undertake urgent and essential repairs to
the pipeline in sector-11 Kharghar for which
purpose it will keep the water supply turned
off for two days. The water supply will remain
suspended from 9.00 am on 30 January to 9.00
am on 31 January, 2015. Consequently consumers in Kharghar and Taloja nodes will
receive no supply during these hours, says an
announcement by CIDCO.
Cont. from pg. 5
Hindustan Ministry,
Santosh Jaiswal – Executive officer – Reliance, Dr. N.S. Nagrajan – Ex-Dean of
NMMC Hospital &
Surinder Kaur Puthalat – Franchise Owner
of Genius Mind Academy. Tableaux from the
different states was
been performed by the
Montessori to depict a
true picture of the life
and customs of the people of the respective
state. Students were
also awarded for their
best contribution in
various competition
and sports.
The invitees in their
address shared some
positive thoughts like
“United we stand, Divided we Fall”, “Learn
from yesterday, Live for
today, Hope for tomorrow”, “As the important
thing is not to stop questioning. So keep chal-
lenging things, if you
want to make a change,
be the first one to
change in yourself”.
“The day reminds of
the great deeds of our
freedom fighters who
gave us the biggest gift
we ever had i.e, Freedom. It’s a day when
India Constitution came
in to affect. It makes us
feel proud for our nation’s rich culture, integrity and brotherhood
among the people of different religion, cast and
creed. So to make it
more special the school
choir enthralled the audience with the soulful
rendition of patriotic
songs. These children
are the potential future
leaders on which India
destiny lies. Through
participation in such
programme their spirit
of leadership and social
responsibility too is developed,” shared Head
Mistress Of the institute
Carmine Rodrigues.
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Event ‘Voice for Change’
at KBP College
By Umesh Parida
VASHI: Over four
thousand people, mostly students, participated in program held at
the Karmaveer Bhaurao
Patil College under the
theme of ‘Voice for
Change’. The speakers
called upon the students
to take active part in
politics, given the rapid
changes taking place.
The speakers included MP Shrikant
Shinde and MLAs Manda Mhatre and Prashant Thakur. The
speakers called upon
the college students to
take part in the political arena to bring in
change. They advised
the young leaders to focus more on farmers,
women, toll, etc issues.
They conveyed the
message: ‘The time has
changed wherein people were entering politics for power. But over
the years the equation
has changed. Hence
there is a need for students to enter politics
and give a new dimension to it, keeping in
mind the changing
times.’
Two-day District Agricultural
Exhibition held at Taloja
By Umesh Parida
NAWDE / TALOJA:
When concrete jungle is
taking away the farm
area, the city outskirts
has witnessed the agro
exhibition. The
Raigad Zilla Parishad had organized the annual
District Agricultural Exhibition
at Nawde. The
two-day exposition was inaugurated by the
Union Minister
Anant Geete in
presence of various other dignitaries. The two-day
exposition of agricultural products,
besides tools, was held
in Friday and Saturday
at the P G Mhatre
School here.
The products which
were displayed attracted schools students,
farmers and also experts from various
fields who highlighted
on the agricultural issues. The school students took a glimpse of
the agricultural products which included 1.9
kg Brinjal which came
from Kharpol-based
farmer in Pen. The agricultural research unit
of Karjat displayed
high yield paddy varieties including Karjat
6, 7 & 8 having a range
of minimum yield of 35
quintal per hectare to
used instead of chemical. The display of natural way of spraying
tobaccos, chillies, etc
and water to control the
agricultural field from
maximum 50 quintal
range.
The students of the
J M Rathi English
School, Roha, Pratik
Patil and Rohit T P, displayed an Eco-village
wherein the resource
reduction has been minimized through proper
utilization of power,
garbage, etc. Another
student from Rajiv
Shala Patnse, Gauri G
Gaikwad, showcased
her talent with display
of an innovative vegetable production unit
wherein composts are
various weeds and
pests was largely appreciated.
Te Nii Inputs group
displayed many new
low-cost agricultural
tools, including drum
seeder, combine harvester, etc. Nilikesh B
Dalvi and Laxman B
Dalvi said that these
tools are used by farmers in the district who
get it at an affordable
price. The drum seeder
hole is closed by using
tapes so that seed is
sown in the required
parameter, they added.
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Community Service Day at New Panvel
By Umesh Parida
NEW PANVEL: The
Mahatma Education
Society’s Pillai Group of
Institutions had organized the Community
Service Day on 24 January 2015 at Dr. K M
Vasudevan Pillai Campus, Sector 16, New
Panvel. The faculty
members and students
of Mahatma Education
Society’s Pillai group of
institutions invited
over 750 residents from
various orphanages, old
age homes and shelters
for tribal and street
children, etc to the Dr.
K M Vasudevan Pillai
Campus where they
were treated with food,
fun and learning.
The faculty and students conducted fun
activities with them,
played games, arranged
competitions and they
were also taught drawing and painting in the
computer labs. The children and the elderly
had a lot of fun and enjoyed the day by participating wholeheartedly
in all the activities.
Each guest was given a
specially designed bath
towel as a gift. Mahatma Education Society
will continue to associate with these organizations and nurture
them at an institutional level year after year
to improve their quality of life. Devashish
Dass, Director, Idobro,
and Kanchan Aneja,
social worker, inaugurated the event.
In the evening, students from various institutions of Mahatma
Education Society participated in a fundraiser talent show, Uber
Rang. This annual talent show is a platform
for students to show-
case their unique talents to a large audience. In the event, over
82 students showcased
their multifaceted talent before a packed audience of over 1000 faculty, parents and students.
The community service program that gives
the teachers and students an opportunity to
serve the underprivileged in the society and
sensitize them to the
various problems faced
by them. This program
is the brainchild of
Franav Pillai, Deputy
CEO of the Pillai group
of institutions who
said, “it is very important to foster a spirit of
giving among students
and help develop their
overall personality.”
Dr. Daphne Pillai,
Chairperson of Mahatma Education Society
mentioned that one of
the key goals of Mahatma Education Society
is to expand its community service activities on a massive scale
to help reach out to
many underprivileged
people in society and
inculcate a sense of
pride among students
and faculty members in
serving the less fortunate in society.
Dr. K M Vasudevan
Pillai, CEO of the Pillai group of institutions
mentioned that it was
the philosophy of Mahatma Education Society to encourage faculty and students to participate in various community development
programs, which include teaching in the
nearby villages, planting trees and actively
participating in cleaning the environment.