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By Abhitash D.Singh

PANVEL: Pillai Col-lege of Engineering incollaboration with Reli-ance India Ltd has in-stalled a Biocrux plas-tic bottle recycling ma-chine at K. M. Vasude-van Pillai campus inNew Panvel on 3rdJune on the occasion ofWorld EnvironmentDay. Thus the launchof this unique initiativehas projected Dr. K. M.Vasudevan Pillai cam-pus to be the first PETNeutral College cam-pus in entire Maharash-tra. Biocrux India is apioneer in providingsustainable 360 degreesolution for PET waste.

Pillai’s campus become 1st PETNeutral College in Maharashtra

The inauguration ofthe facility was done byDr. Ganesh Deshmukh,Commissioner of Panv-el Municipal Corpora-tion along with Dr. K.M. Vasudevan Pillai(CEO), Dr. Priam Pil-

lai (COO) and Dr. Sand-eep Joshi (Principal,PCE) and Dr. NeviditaShreyans (Director-PR,Pillai Group of Institu-tions). The other digni-taries who graced thefunction were Abhijit

Datey (Reliance PETBusiness Head), AjayMishra (Biocrux India)and Dr. Biswajit Pan-da (Faculty, PCE).

Installation of

Cont. on pg. 4

By Abhitash D. Singh

NAVI MUMBAI: Pari-vartan Foundation inAssociation with Trrainis conducting a UnitedNation Youth Develop-ment program for theyoung girls in InorbitMall at Vashi from 27thMay, 2019 and it willcontinue for one month.

In the one month

Parivartan Foundationprovides wings to

young girl’s dreams

training program, thegirls will be impartedtraining in retail job.They will be gainingknowledge on interper-sonal skills such ascommunication skills,personality develop-ment, team building,interview skills, re-

Cont. on pg. 4

SBI distributes 4000 water

bottles to Navi MumbaikarsSBI General Insurance “Free Water on Wheels” a great initiative says citizens

By Abhitash D.Singh

NAVI MUMBAI: TheSBI General Insur-ance on 3rd June,2019 which is cele-brated as a “WorldEnvironment Day”distributed free waterin Navi Mumbaicovering area likePanvel, CBD-Belapur,Vashi, Nerul andSeawoods. “FreeWater on Wheels” vantravelled in variouspart of the city anddistributed about 4000bottles to Navi Mum-baikars.

Many people tookthe benefit of theinitiative and they

were very happy withthe SBI GeneralInsurance initiativeand said that infuture they will likethe other companiestoo to carry out such

unique initiative.RJ Hrishikesh

Mhatre, a resident ofJuinagar, who tookthe water bottle fromthe van, said, “Theclimate is really hot

nowadays and wateris very essential tokeep oneself hydrated;so according to me theinitiative by SBI isappreciable.”

SBI GeneralSpokesperson, speak-ing to the Newsband,

Cont. on pg. 4

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DOCUMENT MISSINGNotice is hereby given that the 1) Original PossessionLetter 2) Agreement Letter 3) Allottment Letter issuedby CIDCO in respect of tenement Shop No.6/ F1, Sector-9, Vashi, Navi Mumbai. and issued in favour ofMr. Dinanath Rambhau Hande has been misplaced/lostat Sector-9, Vashi on Date 30/05/2019 at 16:00 Hoursand is not traceable. A complaint to the effect has been lodgedby Mr. Dinanath Rambhau Hande, with Vashi policestation who have recorded the same vide their documentmissing register No 1671/2019 dated 1st June, 2019.Any member of the public who finds/has found the saiddocuments, is requested to arrange to return the same toMr. Dinanath Rambhau Hande. or contact him Mobile No.9892147963., Any person who having any claim, right titileand interest in the said Shop should intimate the same to theundersigned with documentory proof within 15 days formthe date of publication of this Notice.Date : 04-06-2019 Sd/-Place: Navi Mumbai. Mr. Dinanath Rambhau Hande.

RH-2,B-9, sector-7, Vashi, Navi Mumbai.

PUBLIC NOTICEThis is to inform to the general public that my ClientMR. SWAPNIL RAMESH MADANKAR AND MRS. SUSHMARAMESH MADANKAR, has lost/misplaced original Share Certif-icate and the said shares of distinctive nos. 81 to 90, hold 10 Sharesof Rs.50 each and the said Share Certificate No.9, having addressat Flat No.203, Crystal Residency CHS., Plot No.110, Sector-11,Kopar Khairane, Navi Mumbai and hence the application is given tothe society for the issue duplicate share certificate.This police missing report was made with Kopar Khairane PoliceStation, Navi Mumbai, on 01/06/2019, vide missing registered No.1281/2019.All persons are hereby informed to put in their claims and objections,if any, for the issue of duplicate share certificate within 15 days(fifteen days) form the date of publication of this notice along withrelevant proofs and documents supporting the claim in the under-signed address. If no objections are received within above men-tioned time, Crystal Residency Co-operative HSG Ltd. Will be freeto issue duplicate share certificate in the manner prescribed in theeye laws.Date: 04-06-2019Place: Navi Mumbai.

Sd/-AJAY D. GAIKWADB.L.S., L.L.B., D.C.L.

ADVOCATE HIGH COURTSS-3, Shop No.229, Xerox Lane, Near Abbott

Hotel, Sector-2, Vashi, Navi Mumbai.

PUBLIC NOTICETHIS NOTICE IS HEREBY given to public at large that, MR.ABHAY PRABHAKAR WAIKAR AND SMT. SMITA ABHAYWAIKAR, are the owners of Flat No.20, on the Fifth Floor,RAJHANS-2, of HOUSEFIN CO OPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETYLTD., Plot No.23, Sector 11, Koparkhairane , Navi Mumbai, Tal. &Dist. Thane , of which Original Share Certificate No.008, havingdistinctive Nos . from 036 to 040, issued by HOUSEFIN COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY LTD. and other related documentsare lost/misplaced and same has not been traceable and accordinglyPolice Complaint is lodged with Turbhe Police Station, under PropertyMissing Registration No. 900/2019, Dated - 30.05.2019.If any Person/s found and/or in possession of the same are requestedto deliver it at the address given herein under and further AnyPersons, Bank/Financial Institution, Firm, Company having anyclaim or interest in or to the said Property and Shares or anypart thereof by way of Sale , Mortgage , Charge ,Gift , Lease ,Trust , Possession, Inheritance , Lien or otherwise howsoever arehereby called upon to notify the same in writing along withsupporting documentary evidence pertaining to the Hon . Secretaryof HOUSEFIN CO OPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY LTD. and /or tothe undersigned, within a period of 14 days from the date ofpublication hereof , as otherwise the HOUSEFIN CO OPERATIVEHOUSING SOCIETY LTD. will issue the Duplicate Share Certificatewithout any reference or regard to any such claims & interest and thesame if any will be considered as waived.

THE SCHEDULE OF THE PROPERTYFlat No.20, on the Fifth Floor, RAJHANS-2, of HOUSEFIN COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY LTD., Plot No.23, Sector 11,Koparkhairane , Navi Mumbai, Tal. & Dist. Thane.

Sd/-Mr. S . V. Dalvi, Advocate

Place: Vashi 32/SS-III , Sector - 2, Vashi , Navi MumbaiDate : 04.06.2019 Phone No . 9833811855

I have changed my name from PAYALI VERMA to PIYALIVERMA as per affidavit dated 3rd June 2019

CHANGE OF NAME

PUBLIC NOTICERe: Flat no.14 admeasuring 444 sq. ft. built up area on thethird floor of the building known as BULBUL-3 in KALASHUDYAN of HOUSEFIN Co-operative Housing Society Limited,on Plot No.23, situated at Sector-11, Koperkhairane, NaviMumbai, Tal. & Dist. Thane.THIS is to notify that my Client, MR PRAMOD KUMARCHATURVEDI is the Owner of the Flat no.14 admeasuring 444sq. ft. built up area on the third floor of the building knownas BULBUL-3 in KALASH UDYAN of HOUSEFIN Co-operativeHousing Society Limited, on Plot No.23, situated at Sector-11, Koperkhairane, Navi Mumbai, Tal. & Dist. Thane.The original documents i.e. a) Allotment letter issued by M/s.KALSHA BUILDERS Pvt. Ltd. in favour of MR SHANTARAM R.MOHITE, b) Payment Receipts issued by M/s. KALSHA BUILDERSPvt. Ltd. in favour of MR SHANTARAM R. MOHITE, c) PossessionLetter issued by M/s. KALSHA BUILDERS Pvt. Ltd. in favour of MRSHANTARAM R. MOHITE, d) Sale Deed Cum Conveyance Deeddated 25th May 2000 executed between MR SHANTARAM R.MOHITE and MR PRAMOD KUMAR CHATURVEDI, e) PossessionLetter issued by MR SHANTARAM R. MOHITE in favour of MRPRAMOD KUMAR CHATURVEDI, f) Payment Receipts issued byMR SHANTARAM R. MOHITE in favour of MR PRAMOD KUMARCHATURVEDI, g) Share Certificate and any other original documentsnot mentioned above are lost, misplaced on 12th May 2019 whiletraveling from Koperkhairane Station to home and the same are nottraceable and a complaint was lodged with Koperkhairane PoliceStation on 27th May 2019 and recorded the same under Propertymissing register no.1230 dated 27th May 2019.Any person/s, Organization/s, Company/ies, Institution/s, Bank/sor any other Govt. / Concerned authorities having any right, title,claim etc. against or in the aforesaid Flat or by virtue of the loss ofaforesaid document, by way of inheritance, mortgage, possession,sale, gift, lease, charge, trust, maintenance, development,easement, transfer, licence, either agitated in any litigation orotherwise or any other right or interest whatsoever are herebyrequired to make the same known in writing to the undersignedwithin a period of 15 days from the date of publication hereof.If no claim is made as required hereinabove, my client will be atliberty to deem that such right/s, if any, have been waived for allintents and purposes and shall not be binding on my client.

Sd/-ADV M.T. THACKER

ADVOCATE M.T.THACKER & ASSOCIATESAdvocates High court

E-6/0:4, Sector-1, Vashi, Navi Mumbai-400 703.E Mail: [email protected]: 27825052 / 27825084 / 85

Date : 04-06-2019 Ref: no.1904069

PUBLIC NOTICERe: Apartment No.VS1(JN1)/16/B-10 admeasuring 19.249sq.mtrs. builtup area, on the second floor of the BuildingNo.VS1(JN1)/16 on Plot No.5, situated at Sector-9, Vashi,Navi Mumbai, Tal.& Dist.Thane.THIS is to notify that our Client MRS HARJIT KAUR AMRIKSINGH BABRAH is the Owner of Apartment No.VS1(JN1)/16/B-10 admeasuring 19.249 sq.mtrs. builtup area, on the secondfloor of the Building No.VS1(JN1)/16 on Plot No.5, situated atSector-9, Vashi, Navi Mumbai, Tal.& Dist.Thane.That the following original documents i.e. Allotment Letter andPossession Letter in respect of the said Apartment are lost misplacedby her on 20th May 2019 and a complaint is lodged with VashiPolice Station on 25th May 2019 and recorded the same underProperty missing register no.1596/2019 dated 25th May 2019.Any person/s, Bank/s, Financial Institution/s, Organization/s,Company/ies, or any other Govt./Concerned authorities havingany right, title, interest, claim or demand etc., in respect of the saidApartment by way of inheritance, mortgage, possession, sale, gift,lease, lien, charge, trust, maintenance, development, easement,transfer, exchange, licence, either agitated in any litigation or anyother right or interest whatsoever in respect of the said Apartmentare hereby called upon to make the same known, in writing to theundersigned, within a period of 15 days from the date of publicationhereof.If no claim is made as required hereinabove, our client will be atliberty to complete the transaction in respect of the said Apartmentwithout any reference or regard to any such purported claim orinterest, which shall be deemed to have been waived for all intentsand purposes and not binding on our client.

Sd/-ADV.M.T.THACKER

ADV.M.T.THACKER & ASSOCIATESAdvocates, High Court,

E-6/0:4, Sector-1, Vashi, Navi Mumbai-400 703.E Mail: [email protected]

Tel: 27825052/27825084, 27825085Date : 04-06-2019 Ref: No.1905050


NAVI MUMBAI: HajiFakir Mohd PatelFoundation hadorganised Iftaar Partyat Khairne village.

Iftaar Party held at Khairne village

Chief guests wereformer state ministerGanesh Naik, AiroliMLA Sandeep Naik,Navi Mumbai MayorJaywant Sutar andlocal CorporatorMunawar Patel.

This was the day

to celebrate for Peace,Harmony and Broth-erhood. Dawat-E-Iftartook place on Sunday2 June 2019, from6.45 pm onwards,Near Jama Masjid,Khairane Gaon, NaviMumbai.

By Tutu

NAVI MUMBAI: A fre-quent swimmer cum acloth shop owner inKhopoli got drowned inthe Vireshwar talav inKhopoli at around 8.30am on Monday. Fourother swimmers whoare part of the group ofswimmers tried to savehim but could not. Thevictim Lalit Purohit’s(30) leg was trapped inthe underwater plantsleading to his death.

Roshan Niladhesaid, “We are into dailywork out at Nehru Gar-den. Yesterday, we hadplanned to swim atRishivan resort. Lalithad got up early andcalled me. He posted amessage in social mediagroup asking all themembers to reach Rish-ivan Hotel. Because ofhigher fees with poorwater quality the swim-ming plan was can-

Swimmer dies after being trappedinside underwater plants

celled. From there wemoved to Vireshwar ta-lav.”

Roshal Niladhe add-ed, “I checked with allour members whetherthey learnt swimmingor not. I had doubtsabout Manish Patil. I

doubted about his swim-ming skill but foundhim okay. We five werebathing in the talav forhalf an hour. First Aash-ish Shigvan went deepinto the river followed byme and Lalit and Puro-

hit. Aashish was hit byunderwater plant anddeclined to move furtherand return. However,Lalit moved on andstarted drowning. Weboth tried to pull himout but could not. LaterAashish and I went outof water to search for atube but nothing wasfound.”

The incident hap-pened close to the cen-tre of the talav. Few vil-lagers also could nottrace him inside thewater. A professionalscuba diver retrievedhis body at around11am.

Lalit Purohit hadcloth shop. He stayedwith his wife and twoyear old son. The Khopo-li police have registeredan accidental deathcase. The body has beenhanded over to his fam-ily after conducting postmortem.

BEFORE THE STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES

REDRESSAL COMMISSION FOR

MAHARASHTRA AT MUMBAIOld Administrate Staff College Building, Room no. 1, 2, 5 & 6Hajarimal Somani Marg, Opp. Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus,

Mumbai 400001Complaint No. 2016/1006

1. Mrs. Sunita Maruti Karkhile2. Mr. Maruti Pandurang Karkhile

Both Res. Jai Laxmisagar Co-op. Hsg. Soc. Ltd.A/11, Shiv Mandir Road, Ambernath (E) ... Complainants

V/S1. M/s. Dev Enterprises

Dharave – Nerul, Navi Mumbai – 400 706 Opponent 12. Madan Kalambkar

Dharave - Nerul, Navi Mumbai - 400 706 Opponent 23. Mrs. Kanchan Kalambkar

Dharave - Nerul, Navi Mumbai - 400 706 Opponent 34. Hemchand Mistry

Shree Siddhivinayak Apt., Ground Floor,Plot No. C-2/1, Sector - 23, Seawood,Dharave - Nerul, Navi Mumbai - 400 706 Opponent 4

5. Pramod KalambkarDharave - Nerul, Navi Mumbai - 400 706 Opponent 5

6. Ishan SharmaDharave - Nerul, Navi Mumbai - 400 706 Opponent 6

Public NoticeTAKE NOTICE THAT the Complainant above named has/havefiled Complaint No. 16/1006 before State Consumer DisputesRedressal Commission for Mahrashtra at Mumbai.WHEREAS the Complaint above mentioned was listed beforethe Commission for the hearing/submission but as it is notpossible to serve the notice by regular service, to Opponent No.4, hence the Hon’ble Commission ordered the service bysubstituted service i.e., Public Notice.Notice is hereby given to Opponent No. 4, that if you wish tocontest the Complaint you are required to remain present on 08/07/2019 at 10.30 a.m. in person or by pleader duly instrucedand produce the documents in your defence on which youdesire to rely on.TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT in default of your appearanceon the date and time above mentioned the Complaint will beproceeded for determination in your absence and no furtherNotice in relation thereto shall be given.Given in the hand on this 11th Day of April, 2019Mumbai

Sd/-Registrar

State Consumer Disputes Redressal CommissionMaharashtra, Mumbai

Seal

BEFORE THE STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES

REDRESSAL COMMISSION FOR

MAHARASHTRA AT MUMBAIOld Administrate Staff College Building, Room no. 1, 2, 5 & 6Hajarimal Somani Marg, Opp. Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus,

Mumbai 400001.Complaint No. 2017/376

1. Mr. Hiralal KhairnarRes: B-3, Jeevan Sagar Society, Plot No. 26,Sector-11, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai-410210 ..Complainant V/S

1. M/s. Dev EnterprisesDharave – Nerul, Navi Mumbai – 400 706 Opponent 1

2. Madan KalambkarDharave - Nerul, Navi Mumbai - 400 706 Opponent 2

3. Mrs. Kanchan KalambkarDharave - Nerul, Navi Mumbai - 400 706 Opponent 3

4. Hemchand MistryDharave - Nerul, Navi Mumbai - 400 706 Opponent 4

5. Pramod KalambkarDharave - Nerul, Navi Mumbai - 400 706 Opponent 5

6. Ishan SharmaShree Siddhivinayak Apt., Ground Floor,Plot No. C-2/1, Sector - 23, Seawood,Dharave - Nerul, Navi Mumbai - 400 706 Opponent 6

Public NoticeTAKE NOTICE THAT the Complainant above named has/havefiled Complaint No. 17/376 before State Consumer DisputesRedressal Commission for Mahrashtra at Mumbai.Whereas the Complaint above mentioned was listed before theCommission for the hearing/submission but as it is not possibleto serve the notice by regular service, to Opponent No. 6, hencethe Hon’ble Commission ordered the service by substitutedservice i.e., Public Notice.Notice is hereby given to Opponent No. 6, that if you wish tocontest the Complaint you are required to remain present on 08/07/2019 at 10.30 a.m. in person or by pleader duly instrucedand produce the documents in your defence on which youdesire to rely on.TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT in default of your appearanceon the date and time above mentioned the Complaint will beproceeded for determination in your absence and no furtherNotice in relation thereto shall be given.Given in the hand on this 11th Day of April, 2019Mumbai

Sd/-Registrar

State Consumer Disputes Redressal CommissionMaharashtra, Mumbai

Seal


Issue : 29 4 June, 2019

A challenge for the new FMThe economic crisis is deepening. The second Modi govern-

ment takes office amid a clear economic slowdown. The new Fi-nance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, is facing an under-perform-ing economy. The unemployment data, controversially suppressedby the Union government so far, showed that joblessness was at a45-year high of 6.1% in 2017-18. These numbers highlight thechallenges ahead for Ms. Sitharaman as she sits down to draft theBudget for 2019-20, to be presented on July 5.

The good news is that inflation is undershooting the target andoil prices are on the retreat again. But the rural economy remainsin distress. Overall economic growth in the first quarter of thisfiscal is likely to remain subdued, and any improvement is unlike-ly until the late second quarter or the early third. There are nottoo many options before the new Finance Minister.

She has to boost consumption and take measures to boost pri-vate investment. A rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India, widelyexpected this week, would certainly help boost sentiment. But itis the Budget that will really set the tone for the economy.

The easy part was winning the election by appealing to HinduNationalist sentiment and increasing tensions with Pakistan overthe Pulwama incident. Now however with the economy slowingand unemployment rising, Modi will have to take the needed stepsto introduce market labor and land reforms. As a result FDI isdeclining. There is little difference between NDA and UPA in thisregard.

The economy as a whole is terribly saddled due to the NPAsthat wiped nearly $200 billion from banks’ capital, bottle neckingfurther flow of credit to industries. Government must immediatelybring back the Land Acquisition Bill to remove bottlenecks facedby huge investors & making India more attractive for investmentin order to fill the capital deficiency. Easing of labor laws is a mustto make sure protection laws don’t hinder & push back investors.We need to roll out red carpet to them to generate jobs.

Some people, when reporting about India’s problems, alwayssearch for negative news about India and highlight it. It is not justIndia but the whole world which seems to be going through aneconomic slowdown. The Modi government does show promiseof helping India overcome this slowdown.

National Economic development is not a magic-wand. Actionneeds years of Planning, Resources conversions, Education, Man-agement/Administration to steer and maneuver the country to theposition of top economic power.

Though some external factors do influence the economy in aliberalised world, our nation has great potential to tackle the in-ternal economic issues. Fortunately, the nation is also rich in pro-fessionals in the field. The finance minister needs to take advicefrom the economists too & take the most optimum steps to re-build the economy.

Lastly, the expected rate-cut by Reserve Bank of India shouldnot reduce the interest rates on the deposits of Senior Citizens inthe country.

PBRM is indeed asmall step towards en-vironment conserva-tion, taken at K. M. Va-sudevan Pillai campus,New Panvel, and willdefinitely turn out to bea large leap towardsdeveloping a cleanerand greener, SmartNew Panvel, in the nearfuture

Budding Engineersat Pillai College of En-gineering are thuslearning an importantlesson to Reduce, Reuseand Recycle plastic bot-tles — the most recy-cled plastic item across

the globe.Dr. Nivedita Shrey-

ans (Director PR) wel-comed the gatheringpresent during the in-auguration.

Dr. Ganesh Desh-mukh Commissioner,Panvel Municipal Cor-poration, emphasizedthat the PBRM was anexcellent example ofsegregation and pro-cessing at source. Hefurther appealed to pro-mote such activities inresidential societies,and to consider the re-cycling process as notonly a duty but also a

sacred responsibility.Abhijeet Datey, Re-

liance PET BusinessHead, said, “The youngstudent generation willspread the message andensure commitment to-wards one role towardsenvironment conserva-tion, through eliminat-ing the ill-effects ofplastic.”

Dr. Sandeep Joshi,Principal, PCE, said,“PCE was always pro-moting the reuse ofplastic in an environ-mentally compatiblemanner; the PBRMwas the next step inthis direction.”

Pillai’s campus... Cont. from pg. 1

sume building andoverall grooming.

Pratik Yadav, Direc-tor of Parivartan Foun-dation who is spear-heading the trainingsaid, “It’s a great oppor-tunity for all the younggirls to get trained inthe various aspects ofretail sector. After thetraining, we will alsohelping them in get-ting the placement. Weare looking after theoverall development ofall the participants overa period of one month.I am personally invit-ing all the aspiring

young girls to be a partof this career develop-ment program. I amconfident that they willdefinitely gain some-thing from this train-ing which will be use-ful for them throughouttheir life.”

Nandu Kumar, Tr-rain, Regional Manag-er, said, “The associa-tion with ParivartanFoundation in conduct-ing the United NationYouth Developmentprogram is fruitful. Iam aware about the factthat all those who haveenrolled for this train-

ing program will moveas a skilled profession-al after one month oftraining. All will be ableto get a good opportuni-ty in the retail sectorand they all will do agreat work in their re-spective career.”

One of the partici-pant, not wishing to benamed, said, “I am re-ally enjoying the train-ing session and fromthe first day itself it hasbeen a very interactivesession. I know that af-ter completing onemonth training pro-gram I will be wellgroomed to accept anyopportunities.”

Parivartan Foundation... Cont. from pg. 1

said, “SBI Generalinsurance companyhas organized thisinitiative keeping inmind the need ofwater in the hotafternoons, speciallyfor those working onthe streets such a

traffic personal, dabbawalas, delivery guys,watchmen, auto andtaxi drivers amongstothers. Till date wehave distributed closeto 45,000 bottles andmore that 11,000liters of water across

SBI distributes 4000 water... Cont. from pg. 1

Mumbai and Thane.We encourage peopleto use the dustbinkept near the van postdrinking water. At theend of each day all thebottles are collectedand sent across forrecycling.”

By Tutu

NAVI MUMBAI: Threeorphaned kittens inMarol Industrial Es-tate, Andheri, got a newlife following the effortsof a Kamothe based ac-tivist and Koparkhair-ane based pet lovers.The starving trio werebrought to Koparkhair-ane after their motherdied. The Kamothebased activist was con-tinuously feeding theirmother since January2019 after seeing her.However, with a fort-night after giving birthto four kittens one ofthem was found miss-ing while three otherswere starving at thesaid industrial estate.Now the three kittensare in Koparkhairane.

Kamothe AnimalActivist Vijay Rangare

Three starving kittens fromMarol area get new life at KK

said, “I was working inan e-commerce compa-ny at the Marol Indus-trial Estate, Andheri. I

had seen a cat aroundan automobile show-room and they were

feeding it. However,seeing scratches on thecar they had stoppedfeeding it. I started

feeding and providing

Cont. on pg. 11


Uran residents to get relieffrom traffic woes

By Tutu

NAVI MUMBAI: TheUran city residents willget relief from trafficwoes in the next fort-night. The Uran Munic-ipal Council is all set tocomplete the seven roadconcretisation workwithin 15 days. Theseventh road construct-ed by MMRDA will alsobe completed. The road

concrete laying workwill be finished pavingthe way for vehicularmovement but streetlight, road side guttersetc will take time. Theseven roads are beingfunded by the MMRDAbut another 1.5km roadis directly executed bythe MMRDA. The roadshave been widened.

The road concretisa-tion works includeCourt Naka to RajpalNaka, Sai Kiran Apart-ment to Rajpal Naka,Rajpal Naka to Uranbus stand, Karanja roadto Kamtha Vinda Ta-lao, Karanja road toAnand Nagar, Pension-er Park to Kumbhar-wada and Nagar Par-ishad to Nagaon road.UMC is executing theseseven roads. whileMMRDA is executingthe 1.5km long Vaish-navi Hotel to Bhawarapump road work.

The Uran municipalcouncil chief engineer

Anupkumar Kamblesaid, “Seven concreteroads are constructedby the Uran MunicipalCouncil. The workswere started aroundDecember 2017 and itsconcrete layer layingexpected to completewithin the next fifteendays. The roads arewidened also. All theseroads are funded by

MMRDA.”Anupkumar Kam-

ble added, “A 1.5kmlong road betweenVaishnavi Hotel andBhawara Pump is di-rectly executed by theMMRDA at an estimat-ed cost of Rs16cr. Allthe eight eight roadworks will give a ma-jor relief to the Urancity residents from thetraffic jams. Almosteighty percent of theroad laying work iscomplete.”

Also the road concre-tisation work scope in-cludes road side gutterline construction, streetlight system etc. Theseworks will be taken upduring or after the mon-soon depending uponvarious factors. On vis-iting the township areawe noticed traffic messat various locations dueto the ongoing road con-struction work.

The city residentswere facing serious

problem of traffic jam.Even the road width hasbecome a bottleneck ear-lier. Few areas havebeen dug up while oth-er have been fenced.Also road signs in termsof fencing have beenput.

The UMC has re-moved various illegalconstructions and en-croachments ahead of

the road concretisationwork facilitating morespace for road. The wid-ened road will ease ve-hicular movement.

Road Length CostCourt Naka to Rajpal Naka 451 m Rs2.95crSai Kiran Apartment to Rajpal Naka 410 m Rs2.66crRajpal Naka to Uran bus stand 475m Rs3.10crKaranja road to Kamtha Vinda Talao 509m Rs3.35crKaranja road to Anand Nagar 253m Rs1.71crPensioner Park to Kumbharwada 450m Rs3.10crNagar Parishad to Nagaon road 370m Rs2.51crVaishnavi Hotel to Bhawara pump 1.5km Rs16crTotal 4.5km Rs35cr

Ashok Dhamija

NAVI MUMBAI: EachDay brings with itnew Aspirations,renewed efforts andrealizations…. TheTeachers of RyanGroup were in receiptof a golden opportuni-ty on Monday as theygot a chance tointeract with twohighly profile person-alities – Dr.Thomas

Informative Workshop OnInstructional Technology Well

Received By Ryan Teachers

Conducted by educationist experts from USA

Mcmanus (Director ofLearning Technologiesand ProfessionalDevelopment) andDr.Rob Furey (Associ-ate Provost of Interna-tional Relations andField Studies) fromthe HarrisburgUniversity of Scienceand Technology,Pennsylvania, USA .A workshop based onthe topic - Instruc-

tional Technology forthe 21st century wasconducted and teach-ers from nine RyanSchool participated init. The guest speakersguided and upgradedthe knowledge ofTeachers to makethem abreast with theadvanced form ofeducation system

Cont. on pg. 10

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4 June 2019

Everybody had their favourite phase of life at‘college’ or ‘school’. We all reminisce the time whenwe had no obligations, no responsibilities, lots offun, and little bit of studies. Bollywood has oftenmade movies on this theme. These movies makeyou remember the good old times. These follow-ing college movies will definitely take you back intime.

1. Kuch Kuch Hota Hai

Kuch Kuch Hota Hai has undoubtedly earnedthe status of a classic film with the whole miniskirts scene, westernisation, a stud boy, collegeromance, and the works. This film will remindyou your puppy love and your best buddy of col-lege days.

Kuch Kuch HotaHai (English: Some-thing... SomethingHappens) alsoknown as KKHH, isa 1998 Indian Hin-di-language roman-tic drama film, re-leased in India andthe United Kingdomon 16 October 1998.It was written anddirected by KaranJohar, and starredthe popular on-screen pair of ShahRukh Khan and Ka-jol in their fourth film together. Rani Mukerji fea-tured in a supporting role, while Salman Khanalso had an extended-cameo appearance. SanaSaeed, who was featured in a supporting role, madeher debut in this film. The plot combines two lovetriangles set years apart. The first half coversfriends on a college campus, while the second tellsthe story of a widower’s young daughter who triesto reunite her dad with his old friend.

Filmed in India, Mauritius, and Scotland, thiswas Johar’s directorial debut. One of his goals forthe film was to set a new level for style in Hindicinema. The music was composed by Jatin-Lalit,was the biggest seller of the year. Kuch Kuch HotaHai received a positive reception from critics, withspecial praise directed to Kajol’s performance. Thefilm was successful in India and abroad, becom-ing the highest-grossing Indian film of the yearand the third highest-grossing Indian film ever.Outside India, the film was the highest grossingHindi film ever until its record was broken byKaran’s next directorial, Kabhi Khushi KabhieGham... (2001).

The film received numerous accolades, includ-ing the National Film Award for Best Popular FilmProviding Wholesome Entertainment and awardsin the “Best Film” category at the FilmfareAwards, Zee Cine Awards, Screen Awards, andBollywood Movie Awards. The film won 8 Film-fare Awards and is the only film to win all fouracting awards at the ceremony, namely Best Ac-tor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor and BestSupporting Actress.

Campus related movies made by Bollywood filmmakers – Part 12. 3 Idiots

This one is for all those hostel boys in the engi-neering colleges! Based on Chetan Bhagat’s nov-el, 3 Idiots is a must watch. The movie talks aboutthree college students, college romance, the superstrict professor, the stress of exams, or the superstress of college placements etc.

3 Idiots is a 2009 Indian coming-of-age come-dy-drama film co-written (with Abhijat Joshi) anddirected by Rajkumar Hirani. Starring AamirKhan, R. Madhavan, Sharman Joshi, KareenaKapoor, Boman Irani and Omi Vaidya, the filmfollows thefriendship ofthree stu-dents at anIndian engi-neering col-lege and is asatire aboutthe socialpressuresunder anIndian education system. The film is narratedthrough parallel dramas, one in the present andthe other ten years in the past. It also incorporat-ed real Indian inventions, namely those createdby Remya Jose, Mohammad Idris, Jahangir Paint-er and Sonam Wangchuk.

Produced by Vidhu Vinod Chopra under thebanner Vinod Chopra Films, 3 Idiots received crit-ical and commercial success upon its release onDecember 25, 2009. The film was the highest-grossing film in its opening weekend in India, hadthe highest opening day collections for an Indianfilm up until that point and also held the recordfor the highest net collections in the first week fora Bollywood film. It also became one of the fewIndian films at the time to become successful inEast Asian markets such as China and Japan,eventually bringing its worldwide gross to ¹ 392crore ($90 million)—it was the highest-grossingIndian film ever at the time. The film also had asocial impact on attitudes to education in India.

The film won six Filmfare Awards includingBest Film and three National Film Awards in-cluding Best Popular Film. Overseas, it won theGrand Prize at Japan’s Videoyasan Awards, andwas nominated for Best Outstanding Foreign Lan-guage Film at the Japan Academy Awards andBest Foreign Film at China’s Beijing InternationalFilm Festival. This film was remade in Tamil asNanban (2012), which also received critical praiseand commercial success. Nanban had a Telugudubbed version titled Snehitudu. A Mexican re-make, 3 Idiotas, was also released in 2017.

3. Fukrey

Fukrey is a funny movie. With no A-list starin its cast, and just with a bunch of newbies, thefilm stood out because of a pretty interesting sto-ry line. The movie proves that the kids who go tonot so popular colleges, sometimes, have doublethe fun. Fukrey dealt with different issues of col-lege life less pocket money and the urge to im-press your girlfriend etc.

Fukrey(transl. Slack-ers) is a2013 In-dian Hin-d i - l a n -g u a g ec o m e d yfilm, di-rected by Mrighdeep Singh Lamba, producedby Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, andstarring Pulkit Samrat, Varun Sharma, AliFazal, Manjot Singh, Richa Chadda, VishakhaSingh, and Priya Anand. The story and dia-logues are written by Vipul Vig and the screen-play is written by Vig and Lamba. Producedunder the Excel Entertainment banner, thefilm was released on 14 June 2013.[6] Despitea poor opening, the film went on to become asleeper hit.

4. Main Hoon Na

The movie is about casanova guys, and tom-boy girls and also for that lovestruck guy/girlwho had a major crush on their professor, alove triangle, a stud boy, a super strong bondof friendship between a guy and a girl, a hotprofessor, and what not!

Main Hoon Na (English: I am here) is a2004 Indian action-comedy film, co-written anddirected by Farah Khan in her directorial de-but. The screenplay was written by FarahKhan and Abbas Tyrewala based on the storyby Anvita Dutt Guptan. The film stars ShahRukh Khan, Zayed Khan, Sushmita Sen, Am-rita Rao and Sunil Shetty. Amisha Patel andAyesha Takia were the original choices forAmrita Rao’s role. It was remade into Tamilas Aegan starring Ajith Kumar, Nayantara andPia Bajpai.

The film is the story of Indian army MajorRam Prasad Sharma (Shah Rukh Khan) who

becomes embroiled in the events to ensure that“Project Milap” - the releasing of civilian cap-tives on either side of the borders of India andPakistan - can take place as a sign of trustand peace between the two nations. Main HoonNa is one of the most successful Indian filmsdiscussing the Indo-Pakistani conflict from aneutral point of view. The film was shot at St.Paul’s School, Darjeeling, West Bengal, India.

It is the first film of Shah Rukh Khan’s pro-duction company Red Chillies Entertainment.It was released on 30 April 2004 and receivedpositive reviews from critics.


By Ashok Dhamija

Liverpool FC put-ting aside all the disap-pointment of severalrecent near misses in-cluding not winningthe English PremierLeague title in 30 yearsby Manchester City,despite losing just onceall season three weeksago, the men in Red fi-nally came good at theUEFA ChampionsLeague 2018-19 finalafter beating Totten-ham Hotspur FC 2-0 atthe Wanda Metropoli-tano stadium inMadrid last weekend.

The five time cham-pions of Europe ridingon a successful penaltyconversion by Moham-ed Salah in the secondminute of the summitclash coupled with alate strike by super sub-stitute Divock Origithree minutes for thefinal whistle, not onlyexorcised the demons oflast season’s 3-1 loss toReal Madrid in Kyivbut also ended Liverpoolteam Manager JürgenKlopp’s run of six suc-cessive club final loss-es. It was a first silverware in the last sevenyears for the club andthe first under the Ger-man , three and a halfyears on his associationwith the club. Liver-

Liverpool FC Crowned EuropeanChampions For Sixth Time

Hold nerves in their 2-0 win over

Tottenham Hotspur FC

Liverpool team Manager Jürgen Klopp along with hiswards were given a rousing reception on their returnpost their 2-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur

Liverpool’s Divock Origi (Left) came off the bench toscore the second goal in the final

Liverpool team Manager Jürgen Klopp’s is being hoist-ed by his team mates post the finalCont. on pg. 8

“Life is like riding a

bicycle. To keep

your balance you

must keep moving”Today morning I

went to morning walkand I witnessed manypeople in groups cyclingon road, one of myfriends was amongthem .She shouted tome “happy world cy-cling day”, and then Iremembered it is 3 JuneWorld Bicycle day.There is a story to itthat on 12th April 2018,all 193 United Nations’member states adopteda resolution at the 72ndsession of General As-sembly – General As-sembly Resolution A/Res/72/272, to declare3rd June as the “WorldBicycle Day”, to be ob-served annually. Thisidea of a global “WorldBicycle Day” was prop-agated by Leszek J.Sibilski, a professor ofsociology and a formermember of the PolishNational Olympic Cy-cling Team. He workedas a sports reporter, cov-ering major cyclingevents throughout theglobe and he is also asocial activist and hadbeen advocating in theUN, the rights for per-sons with disabilities.Professor Sibilski em-barked on an academicproject to study the roleof bicycles in develop-ment three years priorto the announcement of“World Bicycle Day”,.That time he had noidea that the project

Move fast, live longer

would inspire a massiveadvocacy effort to havethe United Nations des-ignate a day to promotethe use of bicycle aroundthe world. This startedwith Sibilski’s twoblogs. The first blog wastitled “Cycling is Every-one’s Business” whichhe wrote in February2015. The. The secondblog was written a yearlater and is supposed topropagate the idea. It

was titled- “Why is thereno World Day for theBicycle”. After twoweeks of writing thisblog Professor Sibilskigot an opportunity topresent his case for“World Bicycle Day” ata “Scientists for Cy-cling” conference inTaipei, Taiwan, and thepresentation was so ef-fective that the need ofWorld cycle day was in-deed justified. And withthe support of Turkmen-istan, whose officials atthe UN worked hard in

cooperation with Profes-sor Sibilski to make the“World Bicycle Day” areality. It is announcedthat the day will be ob-served by all the bicycleenthusiasts across theglobe with great excite-ment and fun. Thisevent’s goal was tomainly focus on devot-ing particular attentionto the bicycle in currentera of automobiles.Many associations had

started arranging cyclerally to commemoratethis day .The idea be-hind World Cycle daypromotes the use of bi-cycle as a mobilizationand empowerment tool,stressed on the fact thata bicycle could be a cat-alyst for holistic devel-opment.

This is the worldview but I want to tellabout my personal expe-rience. I am born andbrought up in Kolkata

Cont. on pg. 8


pool’s sixth success inEurope’s top club tour-ney came after wins in1977, 1978, 1981, 1984and the memorablecome-from-behind vic-tory against AC Milanin Istanbul in 2005.

If Egyptian forwardSalah, who scored apenalty awarded for adebatable handball inthe first minute fromMoussa Sissoko it wasLiverpool’ s Dutch cen-tral defender Virgil vanDijk, (Man of theMatch) and Brazil goal-keeper Alisson Beckerboth signed for multimillion deal who playedcrucial roles in Liver-pool’s success. The duomanned the defenceagainst the likes of Tot-tenham striker Heung-Min Son who ran inbehind twice for Spurs,even though his northLondon club teammates failed to engineerany clear openings oftheir own and his longranger being parriedaway by the agile cus-todian, while Dele Alliand Lucas Moura toofailed to find the backof the net. Alisson wasagain rose to the occa-sion to deny ChristianEriksen in the finalminutes of the game.

For Tottenham mak-ing their maiden ap-

pearance in the Cham-pions League final (35years since they madeit to any European fi-nal), Mauricio Pochet-tino’s Argentinian man-ager’s decision to startHarry Kane after near-ly two months ahead ofLucas Moura whosesensational hat-trickended Ajax run in thesemi-finals, back firedin their quest for a ma-jor title . The men inwhite, who had betterball possession , no ofshots on target and ac-curacy in the final infact have lost all threemeetings against theiropponents this season.

Earlier both thePremier league teamswho were placed secondin their respectiveGroups at the end ofLeague phase, made itto the finals after losingtheir opening tie of thetwo leg semi-final ties.Liverpool had bookedtheir place with a re-markable comebackagainst Barcelona, win-ning 4-0 at Anfield toovercome a 3-0 awaydefeat. While Totten-ham Spurs who alsocame back from thebrink, recovering froma home first-leg defeatand a 2-0 second-legdeficit to win 3-2against Ajax progress-ing on away goals. (Im-age courtesy UEFA).

Interesting Stats2: Mohammad

Salah’s goal was thesecond fastest in a final

after Paolo Maldini’seffort 51 seconds intothe 2005 decider.

5: A substitute hasscored in five of the lastsix finals: Marcelo(2014), YannickCarrasco (2016), MarcoAsensio (2017), GarethBale (2018) and nowOrigi.

6: Liverpool’s sixthEuropean Cup meansthey go third on theirown on the all-time ho-nours board, behindonly Real Madrid (13)and AC Milan (7).

6: Klopp’s run of sixsuccessive final defeats,including three with

Liverpool, stretchedback to Borussia Dort-mund’s 2013 UEFAChampions League fi-nal loss to Bayern.

13: England now

has 13 European Cups,clear in second placebehind Spain (18) andahead of Italy (12).

17: Klopp is the17th coach to win theUEFA ChampionsLeague.

20: Of the 26 UEFAChampions League fi-nals that have yieldeda goal, 20 have beenwon by the team scor-ing first. Only 2003 end-ed goalless

50: No of Nationswhose players are partof the European Cup-winning team followingLiverpool’s 2-0 victoryagainst Tottenham

Hotspur in Madrid,Spain. Liverpool goalscorer ’s MohamedSalah form Egypt andSenegal’s Sadio Manéplaying a break-

through role in the fi-nals.

Meanwhile theUEFA ChampionsLeague 20-manSquad of the Seasonwhich was decided bythe nine member UE-FA’s Technical Observ-ers included two Goal-keepers Alisson Beck-er (Liverpool) andMarc-André ter Stegen(Barcelona); five De-fenders Virgil vanDijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold & Andy Robert-son (all from Liverpool),Jan Vertonghen (Tot-tenham) and Matthijsde Ligt (Ajax); eightMidfielders HakimZiyech, Frenkie deJong & David Neres (allfrom Ajax), Kevin DeBruyne & RaheemSterling (both fromManchester City),Georginio Wijnaldum(Liverpool), Moussa Sis-soko (Tottenham) andTanguy Ndombele(Lyon) along with fiveForwards led by two ofthe leading goal scorersin the history of thetournament LionelMessi (Barcelona) &Cristiano Ronaldo (Ju-ventus), Sadio Mané(Liverpool), DušanTadiæ (Ajax) and LucasMoura (Tottenham).

C h a m p i o n sLeague Top Scorer:Barcelona ace strikerLionel Messi finishedas the leading goal scor-er for the season 2018-19 with 12 goals, fourgoals clear of Robert

Lewandowski (FC Bay-ern Munich). In the pro-cess the Argentine, Li-onel Messi who can bewell touted as one of thebest player of this gen-eration ended CristianoRonaldo’s three yearstreak as outrightUEFA ChampionsLeague top scorer forthe past three seasons.

Top Three Goals ForThe Season 2018-19

1) Juventus strikerCristiano Ronaldoscored the lone goal forhis team with a bril-liantly controlled volleyoff an accurate longpass against to ulti-mate winnersManchester United (1-2) in a Group stagematch in November,2018.

2) Lionel Messi whoscored a brace in Bar-celona 3-0 win over Liv-erpool in the first semi-final first leg matchheld earlier last monthoff a precise free-kick

3) Wearing the fa-mous No. 10 JerseryLiverpool’s Sadio Manéwho scored on eitherside of the half againstFC Bayern Munich inthe round of 16 secondleg, trapped a preciselong pass behind thefull-back followed it upwith a skilful control, aneat turn and shot ontarget.

Result (Finals):Liverpool 2(MohamedSalah 2’, Divock Origi87’) beat TottenhamHotspur 0. (HT 1-0),

Barcelona ace striker Lionel Messi finished as the lead-ing goal scorer for the season 2018-19 with 12 goals

Liverpool FCCrowned

European...Cont. from pg. 6

and I used to visit my maternal grandparent’s placein summers. I found that college were very far fromthe village and students used bicycle to travel. Mymasi who was 2 years older to me was travellingdaily to many miles on bicycle for study .It was outof necessity and in metro cities, we are taking cy-cling to improve health and well-being. India hasadopted this cycling in a big way, In southern cityof Bangalore even first bicycle mayor was chosen,a fortnight before world bicycle day, in line withVadodara in Gujarat and Guwahati in Assam. Thisis the time when mineral and oil sources are be-coming less and less so we have to search for lesseconomic options. We have to acknowledge the roleof bicycle as an economical, sustainable and envi-ronment friendly mode of transport. We can pro-mote bicycle as a tool to get access to education andhealth care facilities, in places where other trans-port options are scarce.

We can list the benefits of cycling as such:1) A bicycle is cheap than other alternative

modes of transport and , It is the only transportoption for poor working class such as daily wagelabours, farmers etc.

2) Bicycle serves as a tool for development, byproviding access to education and health care. It isa major transportation option to school, for childrenresiding in remote locations in underdeveloped ar-eas where there are no proper roads.

3) Bicycle is a much healthier mode of transportthan a car, because they have been proven to re-duce stress, improve mood and reduces the risk ofheart diseases and diabetes. This health advantageof bicycle has made it popular even in many devel-oped nations

4) The operation of a bicycle leaves zero carbonfootprints, as there is no fuel combustion involved.A bicycle only runs on manual force exerted by itsrider and is in fact a healthier as well as environ-ment friendly mode of transport.

5) A bicycle is lighter and does h less damage tothe roads than car or any other vehicle. This meansa lot less money spend on road maintenance andmuch on welfare schemes.

6) Bicycle is very light and occupies almost neg-ligible space so it can be parked almost anywherewithout any trouble. Today it is getting difficult tofind a convenient parking space for your vehicle.Using bicycle relieves you from the stress of park-ing as it could be practically parked anywhere and

in a very little space.7) Now a days, traffic jams are a common occur-

rence in any metropolitan city. With a car on roadyou could be stuck for hours, getting late for workbut bicycle saves the time, as many cities have ded-icated tracks for bicycle, also it is much easy tomanoeuvre a bicycle through the traffic.

So the gist is that to be fit and healthy you needto be physically active. If you do regular physicalactivity, it can help protect you from serious diseasessuch as obesity, heart disease, cancer, mental illness,diabetes and arthritis. So riding your bicycle regu-larly is one of the best ways to reduce your risk ofhealth problems associated with a sedentary lifestyle.In general cycling is a healthy, low-impact exercisethat can be enjoyed by people of all ages, from youngchildren to older adults. It is also fun, cheap andgood for the environment and it is a good way tocontrol or reduce weight, as it raises your metabolicrate, builds muscle and burns body fat. If you’re try-ing to lose weight, cycling can be your option, but itmust be combined with a healthy eating plan. Wecan say that cycling is a comfortable form of exerciseand you can change the time and intensity – it canbe built up slowly and varied to suit you.

So be healthy and cycle to good health.

Kanak’s pen.. Cont. from pg. 6


By Ashok Dhamija

NAVI MUMBAI: TheSant Nirankari Man-dal, Mumbai Zone orga-nized the NirankariRajmata Ji CricketTournament for Wom-en, within the premisesof their Satsang Bha-wan at Mahul Road,Chembur, Mumbai on1st & 2nd June 2019.This 2-day under-armtournament witnessedthe participation of 8teams of young Niran-kari Women devoteesfrom across Mumbai,Navi Mumbai, Thane& Suburbs. The eventwas organized to takeinspiration from Niran-kari Rajmata Ji’s lifewho stressed the impor-tance of a spirituallyenriched life lived forthe welfare of others.

The 2-day tourna-ment focused on stress-ing the importance ofphysical & mental well-being in maintainingthe quotient of life, bothspiritual or emotional.One could witness zest-ful, cheerful, excited,competitive spiritsthroughout the span ofthe tournament.

The tournamentwas inaugurated byRev. Mohini Ahuja Ji,Member - Incharge

Nirankari Rajmata Ji Cricket Tournament Concludes

• 8 exuberant women teams participate from Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane and Suburbs

• Navi Mumbai teams had also participated

tournament was anepitome of unity in di-versity and healthy liv-ing with positive andnoble spiritual values.Shri Janardan Patil,Zonal Incharge, Nash-ik; Smt.SarabjeetShauk, Additional Zon-al Incharge, Mumbai;Shri Amit Chavan,Mumbai Zonal Coordi-nator; Shri BabubhaiPanchal, Sewadal Ksh-etriya Sanchalak; ShriBaliram Kasare, Ma-harashtra Sports Com-mittee Incharge andSports Committeemembers Shri ManojKotal, Shri KrishnaVishwakarma, ShriBalu Waghmare, ShriMaruti Kasare werepresent on the occasion.

The tournamentplanning and executionwas carved out to per-fection by means of ameticulous co-ordina-tion carried out by theMandal’s Sports Com-mittee members alongwith the Local Admin-istrators & Sewadalvolunteers. The healthycompetition showcasedby the sportswomenfurther portrayed a per-fect blending example ofOneness, Team-spiritand a Healthy Compe-tition.

(Branches) Maharash-tra & Southern States,Sant Nirankari Man-dal, on 31st May, 2019

i.e. on the eve of thetournament.

The winning team ofSewadal Kshetra-2 and

Runners up team ofKshetra-5 were felici-tated by Rev. RakeshSethi Ji, Mission’s pro-

ponent from Amritsar,who has arrived inMumbai on a SpiritualTour. All round the

through high quality instructional design andhigh impact instructional practices . The guestswere welcomed and felicitated by the Principalafter the Prayer and Bible reading.

“It was a well structured and well executedsession by two renowned and proved to beworthwhile for all the participating teachers intheir quest for designing effective learning and

development programs for their students”shared Muriel Fernandes, Principal of RyanInternational School, Sanpada, Navi Mumbai.

Informative Workshop On... Cont. from pg. 5

Dr.Thomas Mcmanus and Dr.Rob Furey from the Harrisburg University of Science and Technology, Pennsylvania USA pose with the participants of the Workshop.


Sects should adoptexpansiveness for the

‘Hindu Nation’‘A fine coordination between spiritual prac-

tice and propagation of Dharma (Dhar-maPrasar) is being witnessed in the 8th All IndiaConvention for the ‘Hindu Nation’. I was pleasedto observe on arriving at Convention that thereis somebody who cares about Hindu Dharma.

The Sindhi community had gone astray fromthe mission for the Nation and Dharma for sometime due to economic and other reasons; how-ever, the situation has changed now, and thiscommunity is also in the forefront of the mis-sion for the Nation and Dharma. The ‘HinduNation’ will definitely materialise; however, forthis purpose, the sects will have to abandon theirnarrow-mindedness and work by adopting ex-pansiveness’, appealed Pujya Santshri (Dr.)Santosh Ji Maharaj of Shivadhara Ashram fromAmravati (Maharashtra). He was speaking onthe 6th day (3rd June) of the 8th All India Con-vention for the ‘Hindu Nation’ on 3rd June atVidyadhiraj Sabhagruha of Shri Ramnath Tem-ple on the topic ‘Efforts made to protect the cul-ture in the Sindhi community and successachieved’. On this occasion, Shri. Sanjay Singh,State coordinator of Hindu Janajagruti Samitifor Bihar read out the resolutions proposed inthe Convention. All attendees seconded the res-olution by acclamations of ‘Har Har Mahadev’.

Tamil Nadu State is moving in the direc-tion of Jammu-Kashmir ! - Shri. Arjun Sam-path, Hindu Makkal Katchi, Tamil Nadu

‘Due to the atheist DMK Government, thesituation in Tamil Nadu has become like thatof in Jammu-Kashmir. The anti-Hindu andanti-India forces have become domineeringthere. Jihadi terrorists have been given a freerun in the State. So far, more than 173 devoutHindu leaders have been selectively killed inthe State; however, nobody in the country rais-es a voice about it. The people should protestvociferously about it’, said Shri. Arjun Sampath.

Shri. Munna Kumar Sharma, Nation-al Secretary of All India Hindu Mahasabha saidduring his speech that Hindu JanajagrutiSamiti is doing an appreciable work by bring-ing Hindu organisations spread out all overIndia. Shri. Suryakant Kelkar, National Coor-dinator of Bharat Raksha Manch, Bhopal saidthat when the work of NRC (National Registerof Citizens) was started in Assam, in its prima-ry stage itself 40 lakh people out of 3 lakh 30thousand couldn’t give proves of their Nation-ality. And hence NRC should be implementedin every state of Bharat to identify the Bang-ladeshi Muslim infiltrators.

Karnataka High Court Advocate Am-rutesh N. P. of Bengaluru said that Adv. San-

jeev Punalekar was arrested by CBI so that thetruth behind the murder of Pansare, Dr. Dab-holkar and Gauri Lankesh is not exposed. I con-demn this arrest and demand that central gov-ernment takes initiative in releasing him. Advo-cate Kamlesh Chandra Tripathi, National Presi-dent of ‘India with Wisdom Group’ in Varanasisaid that he has filed more than 70 cases on anti-hindus in Varanasi court. As a result of our cam-paign, kurbani of camels in open could be stopped.Shri. Ishwarprasad Khandelwal of Lashkar-e-Hind, Mumbai briefed about the campaign donefor protecting Bhaindar’s Shri Ganesh temple.

- Ramesh Shinde, National Spokesperson, HinduJanajagruti Samiti, Contact No. 9987966666

Enough Is enough on Hindiimposition - Why then this

Kolaveri di on Hindi?The draft of the National Education Policy,

which proposes a three-language formula, hasevoked strong opposition from political parties inTamil Nadu, which has witnessed anti-Hindi ag-itations in the past.

As the day (26 January 1965) of switching overto Hindi as sole official language approached, theanti-Hindi movement gained momentum in Ma-dras State with increased support from collegestudents. On 25 January, a full-scale riot brokeout in the southern city of Madurai, sparked offby a minor altercation between agitating studentsand Congress party members. The riots spreadall over Madras State, continued unabated for thenext two months, and were marked by acts of vi-olence, arson, looting, police firing and lathi charg-es. The Congress Government of the Madras State,called in paramilitary forces to quell the agita-tion; their involvement resulted in the deaths ofpeople. To calm the situation, Indian Prime Min-ister Lal Bahadur Shastri gave assurances thatEnglish would continue to be used as the officiallanguage as long as the non-Hindi speaking stateswanted. The riots subsided after Shastri’s assur-ance, as did the student agitation.

Hindi language is part and parcel of our edu-cational system and it is a national language.People from South suffer because they lack inlearning in Hindi language. When a Tamilian goout of Tamil Nadu he should learn other languag-es and learning Hindi is more important. We stu-dents studied in schools during 1960s still remem-ber the days of learning Hindi. We used to writein English and read Hindi in front of the teacher.And once I was caught red handed and I felt sorryfor not knowing the language. By the time we re-alised our mistakes, the Hindi agitation came in1965 and the trains were burnt in the aftermathand that was the end of our learning period of aNational language.

After finishing my college education when Iwas appointed as a Bank clerk in Ghaziabad UP,I had a bitter time dealing with my clients. OnceI issued a draft to a customer in a record time andthe client thanked me saying Thannewad and Iasked what then he said Shukriya and again whatI asked then he politely told “Thank You” and wentoff from that place. I took less time to issue a draftbut I took more time to accept his thanks. I feltshy and from that day onwards started learningthe language through hearing Hindi filimi songs.

Letters to the Editor....But still to date I cannot read and write Hindi,thanks to the DMK government in Tamil Nadu.

Why can’t the Dravidian parties let the deci-sion to be made by the people of TN? Peoplewho want to learn will learn, others won’t. Whyare they imposing that TN people must learnonly Tamil? These parties are just doing to cre-ate an unfavorable impression of the central gov-ernment. Karunanidhi’s children and grand-children all go to private and internationalschools and learn multitude of languages.

What does ‘imposed’ mean? When there is achoice, it cannot be imposition. There are stu-dents of many communities in the Schools ofTN. They should have the option of learningHindi. DMK cadre need not learn it, becausetheir job description is to oppose Hindi. Butthose Tamils seeking jobs in the North, maywant to learn Hindi. Dravidian parties shouldstop their non-sense on preaching against Hin-di. Why did DMK party agreed to introduceUrudu in school. Creating fear that Tamil be-comes extinct from daily usage like Latin orSanskrit is totally absurd.

The message loud and clear. People in TamilNadu do not want to learn Hindi at any cost.The Educational Framework Policy in 2016,submitted the report for follow up means in im-plementation. It requires common sense, deepconsultations, discussions and then arrive at adecision. There are no takers for Hindi in TamilNadu but the Hindi films are highly successfulfrom the days of Aradhana film. Why then thisKolaveri di.

- C.K. Subramaniam, Sanpada

World Environment DayWorld Environment Day is celebrated on June

5th all over the world. On this day, people acrossthe world must raise global awareness about theimportance of healthy and green environmentin human lives. This day is celebrated to en-courage people from all walks of life to not onlyactively participate in the celebration but to alsobecome an active agent in developing environ-mental safety measures. It is a day to encour-age people to make their nearby surroundingsmore safe and clean in order to enjoy a safer,cleaner and prosperous future.

- Jubel D’Cruz, Mumbai

Eid is an important festival Eid or Eid-ul-Fitr is a very important fes-

tival for the Muslim community all over theworld as this day marks the end of the holy monthof Ramazan. During Ramazan, Muslims all overthe world keep fasting from dawn till dusk, as amark of piety to God and the teachings of ProphetMuhammad. Not even a glass of water is drunkduring this holy month of fasting, however hotthe climate may be or however thirsty one mayfeel.

The month of Ramazan is very auspiciousto people belonging to the Islamic communityall over the world. It is celebrated on the dayafter the crescent moon is sighted. Muslims ob-serve a fast for a full month, starting with thesighting of the new moon and ending it afterseeing the new moon, the next month. Muslimsgive alms and recite the Holy Quran during thisholy month of Ramadan (or Ramazan, as it iscalled). Eid is celebrated all over the world withmuch enthusiasm and fervour.

- Jubel D’Cruz, Mumbai

From left Pujya Santshri (Dr.) Santoshji Maharaj, Shri.Suryakant Kelkar, Shri. Arjun Sampath and Shri. Mun-nakumar Sharma while addressing the Hindu activ-ists in the convention.


Three starving kittens...Cont. from pg. 4

water twice (upon arrival and during departure)daily to the cat since January 2019. Since thenthe cat has been coming to my office after the bond-ing and making rounds whenever I went for awalk post lunch.”

But fate has something different written forVijay Rangare and the cat.Vijay Rangare had lost hisjob in a lay off by the com-pany. Till May 16, 2019the cat used to come forfew days to his second flooroffice despite being preg-nant and thereafter deliv-ered four kittens. VijayRangare got another job inNariman Point. However,before leaving he hadasked a welding workshopstaff to feed the cat. Hehad stored food with thewatchman to feed them.

On Sunday May 19, 2019 upon reaching theindustrial estate Vijay Rangare started inquiringabout the cat (with photograph) and three kittensupon not finding them. The mother cat and fourth

kitten were missing. The three kittens were starv-ing around a cosmetic importer in the first floor.Later Vijay went on checking about the cat butgot no response. Another watchman and a few staffinformed him about the death of the cat and hefound that they had dumped it in the dustbin.

Vijay Rangare added, “Seeing the starting kit-ten I posted a message in social media seekinghelp from members. I did not want to take risk by

taking the three kittens tomy home as there ischance that our adult catmay attack them. Final-ly, one lady asked me tobring the kittens to herhome in Kopar Khairane.The kittens were broughtin a basket to her houseand delivered there.”

Koparkhairane resi-dent Ranjit Oberoi hadadopted the kitten. RanjitOberoi said, “Upon receiv-ing the message from Vi-jay Rangare we reciprocat-ed immediately. Last Sun-

day, the kittens arrived here and were fed in bot-tles. Now they have started eating foods. Theyare less than a month old.”


On Amavasya day, 2nd June, Master Seva Foundation organized a special puja at Kali Mandir at Sector 9 Koparkhairane. Sandeep Ghosh, secretary of the foundation, said “Everymonth on this day we celebrate pooja and bhog, and mahaprasad is distributed to all devotees. (By Divakar Gore)

A special puja at Kali Mandir, KK

By Rampreet Roy

NAVI MUMBAI: ChiefMinister DevendraFadnavis, during hisvisit to Navi Mumbairecently, was all praisefor Belapur MLA Man-da Mhatre. He praisedher for pursuing andcoming up with solu-tion in matter of issueslike free hold, 2.5 FSI,Kukshet village reha-bilitation, removing ofrevenue tax, NaviMumbai Gaothan de-

BJP has strong hold on BelapurLegislative Constituency, thanks to

MLA Manda Mhatre, says CM

velopment, propertycards etc. CM gave thecredit for solving allthe above issues toMLA Manda Mhatre.

After the song eventby Shankar Mahade-van at Ganpat ShetTandel Ground at Ner-ul, CM personally felic-itated a fisherman Ma-hesh Sutar who savedpersons who attemptedsuicide by jumpingfrom the Vashi CreekBridge. CM spent a lot

of time with his partyworkers during thisevent and he praisedMLA Manda Mhatrefor having a stronghold on the BelapurLegislative Constitu-ency by her ability towork hard for the peo-ple of that region. CMalso promised thatMLA Manda Mhatrewould once again begiven candidaturefrom Belapur Legisla-tive Constituency.

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