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NEW DELHI | MONDAY, 17 JULY 2017 ECONOMY & POLITICAL AFFAIRS 5 . < ARCHIS MOHAN New Delhi, 16 July P rime Minister Narendra Modi has asked state gov- ernments to take strict action against ‘cow vigilantes’ and sought the support of Opposition parties in tackling communal violence in the name of cow protection. At an all-party meeting on Sunday, a day before the begin- ning of the monsoon session of Parliament, the PM asked the political class to come together against those seeking an escape route by dubbing action against corruption as a political con- spiracy. The PM didn’t mention any political parties, but the Lalu Prasad-led Rashtriya Janata Dal and the Trinamool Congress have, in recent months, accused the Modi government of political vendetta, with central inves- tigating agencies lodging cor- ruption cases against their leaders. In a related development, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Rajya Sabha member Subramanian Swamy in a letter to the PM implored him not to allow dilution of the Prevention of Corruption Act. Amendment to the Act is slat- ed to come up in the Rajya Sabha during the session. Swamy flagged the intent to delete certain clauses of the Bill that have proved to be “very effective in prosecuting cor- ruption offences”. During the monsoon ses- sion, which will end on August 11, the Opposition would raise issues of mob lynchings and cow vigilan- tism, political vendetta in the name of curbing corruption, impact of demonetisation, the goods and services tax (GST) roll-out and agrarian crisis. The Opposition also plans to demand a discussion on internal security, raise the security lapses that led to the terror attack on Amarnath Yatra pilgrims and the India- China military stand-off in Doklam. Communist Party of India (Marxist) chief Sitaram Yechury expressed concern that this was “probably the shortest monsoon session in India’s parliamentary history, with only 14 non-Friday work- ing days for consideration of legislative business.” The Left parties have urged the govern- ment to take up the women’s reservation Bill that has been pending for more than a decade. The Trinamool Congress boycotted the meeting. Congress’ Ghulam Nabi Azad, Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar, Mulayam Singh Yadav of Samajwadi Party, Farooq Abdullah of National Conference and Communist Party of India’s D Raja, among others, attended the meeting. None from the Janata Dal(United) turned up. On the issue of cow vigi- lantism, a press statement quoted the PM as saying: “State governments must ensure the maintenance of law and order and strict action must be taken against those who break the law.” More on business-standard.com Modi asks states to take action against cow vigilantes AGENDA FOR MONSOON SESSION Bills for introduction, consideration and passing Ò Financial Resolution and Deposit Insurance (FRDI) Bill Ò Banking Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2017 Ò State Banks (Repeal and Amendment) Bill Ò Central Goods and Services Tax (Extension to Jammu and Kashmir) Bill Ò Integrated Goods and Services Tax (Extension to Jammu and Kashmir) Bill Ò Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property Amendment Bill Ò Consumer Protection Bill, 2017 Ò National Investigation Agency (Amendment) Bill Ò Labour Code on wages Bills pending in Lok Sabha Ò Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2016 Ò Indian Institute of Management Bill, 2017 Ò Right of Children Free and Compulsory Education (Amendment) Bill, 2017 Bills pending in Rajya Sabha Ò Factories (Amendment) Bill, 2016 (already passed by LS) Ò Whistle Blowers Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2015 (already passed by LS) Ò Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Bill, 2013 Ò Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, 2016 (already passed by LS) Ò Constitution (One Hundred and Twenty Third Amendment) Bill, 2017 (already passed by LS) Financial business Supplementary Demands for Grants (including Railways) for 2017-18 Bills for withdrawal Lok Sabha: Consumer Protection Bill, 2015 Rajya Sabha: North-Eastern Council (Amendment) Bill, 2013 and Participation of Workers in Management Bill, 1990 Source: Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs A list of some important Bills that would be discussed during the July 17-August 11 session ARCHIS MOHAN New Delhi, 16 July The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) parliamentary board is slated to meet on Monday to pick the vice-presidential can- didate of the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA). On Monday, the Opposition’s presidential can- didate, Meira Kumar, and vice- presidential candidate, Gopa- lkrishna Gandhi, met members of political parties supporting their respective candidatures. Addressing the members, both stressed that while the electoral college numbers were stacked against the Opposition, the battle was ideological and had brought together political parties from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. Congress President Sonia Gandhi said the Constitution and the law of the land were “sadly under siege today”. “In these contests, the num- bers may be against us. But the battle must be fought, and fought hard. We cannot and must not let India be hostage to those who wish to impose upon it a narrow-minded, divisive and communal vision,” she said. Voting for the presidential election is on Monday, while that for the vice-presidential election is on August 5. Counting of votes for the presi- dential election is on Thursday, and the new president will take the oath of office on July 25. The BJP-led NDA was to announce its candidate on Sunday but this has been post- poned to Monday. Sources said Manipur Governor Najma Heptulla and Information and Broadcasting Minister M Ven- kaiah Naidu were two of possi- bilities. Some consider Mahar- ashtra Governor C Vidyasgar Rao as the front runner. Tues- day is the last day for filing of no- minations for the vice-presidential election. More on business-standard.com NDA to pick VP candidate today PREZ ELECTION: Numbers favour NDA’s Kovind | Polling to elect the successor to President Pranab Mukherjee will be held on Monday | Counting of votes will take place on Thursday in New Delhi where all the ballot boxes will be brought from state capitals | A total of 32 polling stations, one in Parliament House and one each in state legislative assemblies, have been set up and 33 poll observers appointed | MPs and MLAs cannot carry personal pens inside the voting chamber. They will have to mark their ballot with specially designed marker pens, with violet ink | MPs will have green coloured ballot papers, while MLAs will mark their votes on pink coloured ones | The presidential electorate college comprises elected Lok Sabha (543) and Rajya Sabha (233) members and elected members of state assemblies (4,120) | Nominated members, for example 12 nominated members of Rajya Sabha and two nominated Anglo-Indian members of Lok Sabha, cannot vote, neither can members of legislative councils in states 4,896 TOTAL VOTERS | MLAs | Elected MPs (Eligible to cast their ballot) Elected MPs will cast their ballot to elect the 14th President of India today. The counting of votes is on July 20. The electoral college numbers favour Ram Nath Kovind. ARCHIS MOHAN crunches the numbers: 4,120 776 HALFWAY MARK RAM NATH KOVIND MEIRA KUMAR 5,49,452 537,683 BJP-led NDA 10,98,903 The value of electoral college votes 11,769 Shortfall of votes | Support from non-NDAand non-UPA opposition parties like Biju Janata Dal, Telangana Rashtra Samiti, Janata Dal (United), YSR Congress and AIADMK would more than meet this shortfall | BJP strategists claim Kovind has nearly 63 per cent of electoral college votes | Former Lok Sabha speaker Meira Kumar is supported by 17 opposition parties, including Congress, Trinamool Congress, Left parties, Bahujan Samaj Party, Samajwadi Party and others | She is expected to receive nearly 35 per cent UPA+Left+TMC etc Shortfall of votes *Approx figures 350,000* 199,452* PRESS TRUST OF INDIA New Delhi, 16 July Deposits in Jan Dhan accounts have touched a new high of ~64,564 crore, of which ~300 crore came in the first seven months of demon- etisation, according to government data. The Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) aims at bringing hitherto unbanked areas and peo- ple under a formal bank- ing system. Bank accounts can be opened with a zero balance under PMJDY. Finance ministry data, accessed through a Right to Information application filed by PTI, show that there were about 289 million PMJDY accounts as on June 14 this year. Of these, 240 million accounts were with pub- lic sector banks, 47 million with regional rural banks and 9.27 million with pri- vate ones. These accounts toge- ther have deposits of ~64,564 crore, the Finance Ministry data show. Public sector banks account for ~50,800 crore, regional rural banks for ~11,683 crore and private banks, ~2,080 crore. On November 16, 2016, there were 255.8 million PMJDY accounts with an aggregate deposit of ~64,252.15 crore, Minister of State for Finance Santosh Kumar Gangwar had told the Lok Sabha. Thus, between November 16 last year and June 14 this year, ~311.93 crore had been added to Jan-Dhan accounts. The PM had on November 8 last year announced the demoneti- sation of 500-rupee and 1,000-rupee notes. Following reports of alleged misuse of Jan- Dhan accounts to convert black money into white after the note ban, the gov- ernment had warned peo- ple that they would be penalised if they indulged in such activities. In a press release issued on November 18, the government had said, “There are some reports received that some people are using other persons’ bank accounts to convert their black money into new denomination notes.” Jan Dhan deposits surge to ~64,564 cr PUBLIC NOTICE Date : 15-07-2017 Notice is hereby given that the following sub-broker is no longer affiliated as sub-broker of M/s Mansukh Stock Brokers Ltd. & INB010985834 trading member of Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd. having the registered office at B-4126 Green Field Colony, Faridabad, Haryana - 121007. 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The claims is to be submitted in the Specified Forms B, C, D and E in terms of Regulation 7, 8 and 9 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Insolvency Resolution Process for Corporate Persons) Regulations, 2016by the Operational Creditor, Financial Creditor, Workmen or Employees and Authorized representative ofworkmen and employees respectively as the case may be. Submission of false or misleading proofs of claim shall attract penalties. [Under Regulation 6 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Insolvency Resolution Process for Corporate Persons) Regulations, 2016] FOR THE ATTENTION OF THE CREDITORS OF “M/s SHILPI CABLE TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED“ Name of Corporate Debtor SHILPI CABLE TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED Date of Incorporation of Corporate Debtor Authority under which Corporate Debtor is Incorporated / Registered Corporate Identity Number / Limited Liability Identification Number of Corporate Debtor CIN: L64201DL2006PLC150753 RELEVANT PARTICULARS 1. 2. Address of the Registered Office and Principal Office (If Any) of Corporate Debtor Insolvency Commencement Date in Respect of Corporate Debtor Estimated Date of Closure of Insolvency Resolution Process Name, Address, Email Address and the Registration Number of the Interim Resolution Professional Last Date for Submission Of Claims 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 09.07.2006 Registrar of Companies Delhi CIN:L64201DL2006PLC150753 A-19 / B-1 Extension, Mohan Co Operative Ind Est P.o. Badarpur, Mathura Road New Delhi DL110044 24.05.2017 Date of Appointment of IRP 13-07-2017 20.11.2017 Name: RITA GUPTA Address: 45-46, Basement, Satya Niketan, Moti Bagh-II, New Delhi- 110021 Email: [email protected] Ph: +91 9811652355 Reg No.: IBBI/IPA-001/IP-P00149/2017-18/10313 27.07.2017 Date:15.07.2017 Place:New Delhi -Sd- (Rita Gupta) Interim Resolution Professional PUBLIC NOTICE
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ARCHISMOHANNewDelhi, 16 July
Prime Minister NarendraModihasaskedstategov-ernments to take strict
action against ‘cow vigilantes’and sought the support ofOpposition parties in tacklingcommunal violence in thenameof cowprotection.
At an all-party meeting onSunday,adaybeforethebegin-ningof themonsoonsessionofParliament, the PM asked thepoliticalclass tocometogetheragainstthoseseekinganescaperoutebydubbingactionagainstcorruption as a political con-spiracy.
The PM didn’t mentionany political parties, but theLalu Prasad-led RashtriyaJanata Dal and theTrinamool Congress have, inrecent months, accused theModi government of politicalvendetta, with central inves-tigating agencies lodging cor-ruption cases against theirleaders.
In a related development,Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)Rajya Sabha memberSubramanianSwamyinaletterto thePM imploredhimnot toallow dilution of thePrevention of Corruption Act.Amendment to the Act is slat-ed to come up in the RajyaSabha during the session.Swamy flagged the intent todeletecertainclausesof theBillthat have proved to be “veryeffective in prosecuting cor-ruption offences”.
During the monsoon ses-sion, which will end onAugust 11, the Opposition
would raise issues of moblynchings and cow vigilan-tism, political vendetta in thename of curbing corruption,impact of demonetisation,the goods and services tax(GST) roll-out and agrariancrisis. The Opposition alsoplans to demand adiscussionon internal security, raise thesecurity lapses that led to theterror attack on AmarnathYatra pilgrims and the India-China military stand-off inDoklam.
Communist Party of India(Marxist) chief Sitaram
Yechury expressed concernthat this was “probably theshortest monsoon session inIndia’s parliamentary history,with only 14 non-Fridaywork-ing days for consideration oflegislative business.” The Leftpartieshaveurged thegovern-ment to take up the women’sreservation Bill that has beenpending for more than adecade.
The Trinamool Congressboycotted the meeting.Congress’ Ghulam Nabi Azad,NationalistCongressPartychiefSharad Pawar, Mulayam Singh
Yadav of Samajwadi Party,Farooq Abdullah of NationalConference and CommunistParty of India’s D Raja, amongothers, attended the meeting.None from the JanataDal(United) turnedup.
On the issue of cow vigi-lantism, a press statementquoted the PM as saying:“State governments mustensure themaintenanceof lawand order and strict actionmust be taken against thosewho break the law.”
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Modi asks states to takeaction against cow vigilantes
AGENDA FOR MONSOON SESSION
BBiillllss ffoorr iinnttrroodduuccttiioonn,,ccoonnssiiddeerraattiioonn aanndd ppaassssiinngg
Financial Resolution andDeposit Insurance(FRDI) Bill
Banking Regulation(Amendment) Bill, 2017
State Banks (Repeal andAmendment) Bill
Central Goods andServices Tax (Extensionto Jammu andKashmir) Bill
Integrated Goods andServices Tax (Extensionto Jammu andKashmir) Bill
Requisitioning andAcquisition ofImmovable PropertyAmendment Bill
Consumer ProtectionBill, 2017
National InvestigationAgency (Amendment)Bill
Labour Code on wages
BBiillllss ppeennddiinngg iinn LLookkSSaabbhhaa
Companies(Amendment) Bill, 2016
Indian Institute ofManagement Bill, 2017
Right of Children Freeand CompulsoryEducation (Amendment)Bill, 2017
BBiillllss ppeennddiinngg iinnRRaajjyyaa SSaabbhhaa
Factories (Amendment)Bill, 2016 (already passedby LS)
Whistle BlowersProtection (Amendment)Bill, 2015 (already passedby LS)
Prevention of Corruption(Amendment) Bill, 2013
Motor Vehicles(Amendment) Bill, 2016(already passed by LS)
Constitution(OneHundredandTwentyThirdAmendment)Bill,2017 (alreadypassedbyLS)
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Supplementary Demandsfor Grants (includingRailways) for 2017-18
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LLookk SSaabbhhaa:: ConsumerProtection Bill, 2015
RRaajjyyaa SSaabbhhaa::North-Eastern Council(Amendment) Bill, 2013and Participation ofWorkers in ManagementBill, 1990Source: Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
AlistofsomeimportantBillsthatwouldbediscussedduringtheJuly17-August11session
ARCHISMOHANNewDelhi, 16 July
The Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP) parliamentary board isslated to meet on Monday topick the vice-presidential can-didate of the ruling NationalDemocraticAlliance (NDA).
On Monday, theOpposition’spresidential can-didate,MeiraKumar,andvice-presidential candidate, Gopa-lkrishna Gandhi, metmembers of political partiessupporting their respectivecandidatures.
Addressing the members,both stressed that while theelectoral collegenumberswerestackedagainsttheOpposition,the battle was ideological andhad brought together politicalparties from Kashmir toKanyakumari.
Congress President SoniaGandhi said the Constitutionand the law of the land were“sadlyunder siege today”.
“Inthesecontests, thenum-bersmaybe against us. But thebattle must be fought, andfought hard. We cannot andmustnot let Indiabehostagetothosewhowishtoimposeuponitanarrow-minded,divisiveandcommunalvision,” she said.
Voting for the presidentialelection is on Monday, whilethat for the vice-presidentialelection is on August 5.Counting of votes for the presi-dentialelectionisonThursday,andthenewpresidentwill taketheoathofofficeonJuly25.
The BJP-led NDA was toannounce its candidate onSunday but this has been post-poned toMonday. Sources saidManipur Governor NajmaHeptulla and Information andBroadcasting Minister M Ven-kaiahNaiduwere two of possi-
bilities. Some consider Mahar-ashtra Governor C VidyasgarRao as the front runner. Tues-dayisthelastdayforfilingofno-minations for thevice-presidential election.
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NDAtopickVPcandidate todayPREZ ELECTION: Numbers favour NDA’s Kovind
| Polling toelect thesuccessor toPresidentPranabMukherjeewillbeheldonMonday
| Counting of votes will take placeon Thursday in New Delhiwhere all the ballot boxeswill be brought fromstate capitals
| A total of 32 polling stations,one in Parliament House andone each in state legislativeassemblies, have been set up and33 poll observers appointed
| MPs and MLAs cannot carrypersonal pens inside the votingchamber. They will have to marktheir ballot with speciallydesigned marker pens, withviolet ink
| MPs will havegreen colouredballot papers, whileMLAswillmark their votes onpinkcolouredones
| The presidential electoratecollege comprises elected LokSabha (543) and RajyaSabha (233) members andelected members of stateassemblies (4,120)
| Nominated members, forexample 12 nominated membersof Rajya Sabha and twonominated Anglo-Indianmembers of Lok Sabha, cannotvote, neither can members oflegislative councils in states
4,896 TOTALVOTERS
| MLAs | Elected MPs(Eligible to cast their ballot)
Elected MPs will cast their ballot to elect the 14th President of India today.The counting of votes is on July 20. The electoral college numbers favourRam Nath Kovind. AARRCCHHIISS MMOOHHAANN crunches the numbers:
4,120 776
HALFWAYMARKRAM NATH KOVIND MEIRA KUMAR5,49,452
537,683BJP-ledNDA
10,98,903Thevalueofelectoral collegevotes
11,769Shortfallofvotes
| Supportfromnon-NDAandnon-UPAoppositionparties likeBijuJanataDal,TelanganaRashtraSamiti, JanataDal(United),YSRCongressandAIADMKwouldmorethanmeetthisshortfall
| BJPstrategists claimKovindhasnearly63percentofelectoralcollegevotes
| FormerLokSabhaspeakerMeiraKumarissupportedby17oppositionparties,includingCongress,TrinamoolCongress,Leftparties,BahujanSamajParty,SamajwadiPartyandothers
| Sheisexpectedtoreceivenearly35percent
UPA+Left+TMCetc
Shortfallofvotes*Approxfigures
350,000*
199,452*
PRESS TRUST OF INDIANew Delhi, 16 July
Deposits in Jan Dhanaccounts have touched anew high of ~64,564crore, of which ~300crore came in the firstsevenmonthsof demon-etisation, according togovernment data.
The Pradhan MantriJanDhanYojana(PMJDY)aims at bringing hithertounbanked areas and peo-ple under a formal bank-ingsystem.BankaccountscanbeopenedwithazerobalanceunderPMJDY.
Finance ministrydata, accessed through aRight to Informationapplication filed by PTI,show that there wereabout289millionPMJDYaccounts as on June 14this year.
Of these, 240 millionaccounts were with pub-licsectorbanks,47millionwith regional rural banksand 9.27million with pri-vate ones.
These accounts toge-ther have deposits of~64,564crore, theFinanceMinistrydatashow.Publicsector banks account for~50,800 crore, regionalrural banks for ~11,683crore and private banks,~2,080crore.
OnNovember16,2016,there were 255.8 millionPMJDY accounts with anaggregate deposit of~64,252.15 crore, Ministerof State for FinanceSantosh Kumar Gangwarhad told theLokSabha.
Thus, betweenNovember16lastyearandJune 14 this year, ~311.93crore had been added toJan-Dhanaccounts.
The PM had onNovember 8 last yearannouncedthedemoneti-sation of 500-rupee and1,000-rupeenotes.
Following reports ofalleged misuse of Jan-Dhanaccounts toconvertblack money into whiteafterthenoteban,thegov-ernmenthadwarnedpeo-ple that they would bepenalisedif theyindulgedin suchactivities.
In a press releaseissued on November 18,the government hadsaid, “There are somereports received thatsome people are usingother persons’ bankaccounts to convert theirblack money into newdenomination notes.”
Jan Dhandeposits surgeto ~64,564 cr
PUBLIC NOTICE
Date : 15-07-2017
Notice is hereby given that the following sub-broker is no longer affiliated as sub-broker ofM/s Mansukh Stock Brokers Ltd. & INB010985834 trading member of Bombay StockExchange Ltd. having the registered office at B-4126 Green Field Colony, Faridabad,Haryana - 121007. Any person henceforth dealing with below mentioned sub-brokershould do so at their own risk. M/s Mansukh Stock Brokers Ltd. shall not be liable for anydealings with them.
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Notice is hereby given that the National Company Law Tribunal, Principal BenchNew Delhi has ordered thecommencement of a corporate insolvency resolutionprocess against the Shilpi Cable Technologies Limited on 24.05.2017.The creditors of Shilpi Cable Technologies Limited, are hereby called upon tosubmit a proof of their claims on or before 27-07-2017 to the interim resolutionprofessional at the address mentioned against item 8.The financial creditors shall submit their proof of claims by electronic means only.The operational creditors,including workmen and employees, may submit theproof of claims by in person, by post or electronic means.The claims is to be submitted in the Specified Forms B, C, D and E in terms ofRegulation 7, 8 and 9 of theInsolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Insolvency Resolution Process forCorporate Persons) Regulations, 2016by the Operational Creditor, FinancialCreditor, Workmen or Employees and Authorized representative ofworkmen andemployees respectively as the case may be.Submission of false or misleading proofs of claim shall attract penalties.
[Under Regulation 6 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Insolvency ResolutionProcess for Corporate Persons) Regulations, 2016]
FOR THE ATTENTION OF THE CREDITORS OF “M/s SHILPI CABLE TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED“
Name of Corporate Debtor SHILPI CABLE TECHNOLOGIES LIMITEDDate of Incorporation of Corporate DebtorAuthority under which Corporate Debtor isIncorporated / RegisteredCorporate Identity Number / Limited LiabilityIdentification Number of Corporate DebtorCIN: L64201DL2006PLC150753
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Address of the Registered Office and PrincipalOffice (If Any) of Corporate DebtorInsolvency Commencement Date in Respectof Corporate DebtorEstimated Date of Closure of InsolvencyResolution ProcessName, Address, Email Address and theRegistration Number of the InterimResolution Professional
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Name: RITA GUPTAAddress: 45-46, Basement, Satya Niketan,Moti Bagh-II, New Delhi- 110021Email: [email protected]: +91 9811652355Reg No.: IBBI/IPA-001/IP-P00149/2017-18/1031327.07.2017
Date:15.07.2017Place:New Delhi
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Interim Resolution Professional
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