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NAVI MUMBAI:

CIDCO Board ofDirectors has giventhe approval forinvesting a sum of Rs.25.50 Crores towardssubscription of initialequity shares out of itstotal equity of 51% inSpecial PurposeVehicle (SPV) for thedevelopment of theproposed InternationalAirport of Purandar,Dist. Pune.

The responsibilityof development ofPurandar Airport hasbeen entrusted to theMaharashtra AirportDevelopmentAuthority under theGeneral AdministrationDepartment of

CIDCO to have 51% equityparticipation in the SVP of

Purandar AirportAmounting to approximately Rs. 2040 crores • CIDCO’s

VC & MD has been appointed as Chairman of the SVP

Government ofMaharashtra videGovernment ofMaharashtra’s GR No.

1217/He´.ke´À. 108/28-De, efo.

9 ces 2018 whileMaharashtra AirportDevelopment is

designated as the“Nodal Agency” forthe development of thePurandar Airport, asthe Maharashtra

Airport DevelopmentCompany has beendeclared as the “NodalAgency” for all the

Airports in the statevide GR No. .

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174/28-De, efo. 10

veesJnWyej 2017..Approval has beengiven for setting up ofJoint Company/SpecialPurpose Company forthe development of theproposed Airport.GoM has allowedCIDCO to havemaximum shareholdingthat is 51% followedby 19% shareholdingby MaharashtraAirport DevelopmentCompany and MIDCand PMRDA will have15% shareholding inthe SPV. The VC &

Murder or Suicide?

By Sumit Renose

NAVI MUMBAI: Onthe road in front ofVashi’s RaghuleelaMall, in the broad day-light, a youth with adeep cut on his neckwas found lying dead.The youth has not beenidentified and he ap-peared to belong to theage group of 25 and 30years.

It was clear that hewas attacked by asharp weapon on theneck. The weaponwhich was used to

Cont. on pg. 2

In front of Navi Mumbai Munici-pal Corporation Hospital at Vashi,there is ‘No Parking’ board in-stalled but in spite of that the twowheelers are being parked herein big number owing to which in-convenience is caused to othervehicles and ambulances in par-ticular which finds it difficult to makeits way through these parked ve-hicles. Also, traffic snarls arecaused time and again. (By SumitRenose)

Illegal parkingcreates problems

at Vashi

murder him was alsofound in his hand. Thepolice did rush to thespot but they are won-dering whether this isa case of murder orsuicide.

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CIDCO tohave 51%equity....

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MD, CIDCO has beenappointed as theChairman of the Boardof SVP. The SVP Boardhas total 14 membersincluding the Chairman.All matters related to theAcquisition,Compensation andRehabilitation will be the

responsibility of theDistrict Collector,Pune.

MaharashtraAirport DevelopmentCompany has aninvestment of Rs. 760crores and as per the51% share, CIDCO’stotal estimatedinvestment is twothousand and fortycrores in PurandarAirport project. Out ofwhich, Rs. 25.50

Crores will be remittedwithin 30 days fromthe incorporation ofSVP and the balanceamount will beremitted in stages. TheVC & MD, CIDCOwill be the authorityfor signing, sealing ofall applications,documents, papers,undertakings, forms,agreements andsubmitting thereof, onbehalf of CIDCO.

Stock of Sweet Potatoes enter APMCMarket during Ashad Month

By Chandrashekhar

Hendve

NAVI MUMBAI:Stock of sweet pota-toes are slowlycoming into theAPMC Market fromKarmala of Solapurdistrict, Belgaon ofKarnatak and Mha-sur. Owing to thedrought this year, theproduction of sweetpotato has becomeless in number.Hence the entry ofstock of sweet pota-toes into the markethas become less ascompared to pastyears.

The stock of sweetpotatoes enter themarket throughoutthe year. There isentry of at least twoor three vehicles filledwith sweet potatoeswhich enter themarket. But owing toAshad Ekadashi, theentry of sweet pota-toes into the markethas increased. Sincelast three days, 10 to15 vehicles loadedwith stock of sweetpotatoes are enteringthe market. But theprice of sweet potatoeshave risen. In spite ofthere being entry oftwo or three vehiclesdaily, the wholesalemarket has fixed theprice of sweet potatoesat Rs 10-20. Nowowing to AshadiEkadashi, the pricehas risen to Rs 20-30per kilo. In the retailmarket, sweet pota-toes are sold at Rs 40-70 per kilo. Themerchants say thatin spite of there beingless entry of sweetpotatoes in themarket, they havekept the rate same aslast year.

The sweet potatoeswhich come fromBelgaon, Karnatakare sweet and nutri-tious. There are twotypes of sweet pota-

toes – Gavran andSatana. Currentlythere is big entry of

Gavran type of sweetpotatoes in the market,say the merchants.

Pothole causes nuisance

In front of Mahatma Phule Auditorium bus station along the Palm Beach Road, thereexists a very big pothole which proves to be a source of harassment for the travelersalong that road. (By Sumit Renose)


By Chandrashekhar Hendve

*Rainfall* 10/07/19, 8:30 am To 11/07/19, 8.30 am.*Belapur* - 87.5 mm*Nerul* - 92.5 mm*Vashi* - 50.1 mm*Airoli* - 47.4 mm*Total Avg* - 69.37 mmTotal rainfall - 1473.7 mm

*Morbe rainfall*

Daily rain - 162.40 mmTotal rainfall - 1374.40 mmDam level - 78.10————————————————————

*Rainfall* 11/07/19, 8:30 am to 5.30 pm*Belapur* - 0.0 mm*Nerul* - 0.0 mm*Vashi* - 3.3 mm*Airoli* - 12.0 mm*Total Avg* - 3.82 mmTreefall - 2

Rainfall in city from10 July to 11 July 2019By Tutu

NAVI MUMBAI: An 18year old college studentfrom Kalyan wasdrowned at the Tapal-wadi waterfall in Ner-al around 8.30am onThursday. Four colle-gians were on a picnicto the waterfall whileone entered into thechannel water andslipped. Sanjana Shar-ma was though caughthold by her friend RitikGupta but he also skid.Finally Sanjanawashed away and re-mained inside the wa-ter around half an hourbefore being rescued.

The Neral police as-sistant inspector Som-nath Jadhav said, “Thegirl fell off the Tapalwa-di waterfall around25ft. She was washedaway in the channelaround a kilometer andrescued by the villag-ers. She was hit on herhead.”

The Neral policeconstable Keshav Na-gargoje said, “SanjanaSharma (18) and threeof her friends had ar-rived at the picnic spotaround 8am on Thurs-

Collegian falls off waterfall and drowns

day. The incident wasreported within half anhour. They are all col-lege students. Sanjana

is a second year com-merce student of grad-uation.”

Sanjana and herfriends Ritik Gupta,Risabh Singh andShrutika Gupta are stu-dents of Kamaladevi

(KD) College, Kalyan.They all had enteredinto the waterfall area.Sanjana was in the

water while others werenearby. Sanjana is theyoungest among herthree sisters.

Ritik Gupta said, “Ihad asked Sanjana notto enter in the waterbut she stepped in and

slipped. I tried to catchhold of her but was alsoslipped on the boulder.Sanjana fell into thewater and washedaway. Sanjana was in-side the water for halfan hour. The local vil-lagers were approachedfor help and had res-cued her from the wa-ter. She was hit on herhead around eyebrowarea.”

Somnath Jadhavadded, “As their rela-tives did not have anycomplaint her body washanded over to them.No post mortem wasconducted and also nocomplaint registered.”

Municipal ward cleaners demand salary, stop work


NAVI MUMBAI: Thecleaners of 17 groupsof Belapur Wardstopped work afterthey failed to receivesalary from wastemanagement.

Jio watches havebeen distributed to2646 cleaners be-tween Belapur andDigha. Distribution ofwatches is causingloss to the contractorsand so in order to

make the workers tooppose Jio watches,the contractors arerefraining from payingthe workers theirsalary.

It is found that theward level officers arenot cooperating withthe municipal com-missioner whoseorders are disobeyedby them.

The same kind ofsituation is found inthe Health Depart-

ment and hence theworkers had gheraoedthe health officers. Inspite of rainy seasonhaving already starteda long time back, theworkers have not beenprovided with rain-coats and gumboots.Even in the midst ofheavy rains, themunicipal corporationadministration seemsto be playing with thelives of city residentsand workers.

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Every building should havefire preventing equipment

installed: NMMCNavi Mumbai Municipal Corporation

has warned that every residential and com-mercial buildings within the jurisdiction ofNMMC should have a permanent fire ex-tinguishing gadgets installed. All the cityresidents, business owners and commer-cial building owners have been asked tomake note of this.

As per Maharashtra Fire Preventionand Life Saving Scheme Act 2006 and Act2009, it is compulsory for every buildingto install fire preventing gadget and ob-tain license from Licensing Agency andforward the certificate to Fire Brigade De-partment. Accordingly NMMC did the in-spection of all the buildings in Navi Mum-bai and those which were found violatingthe fire safety rules were given notices andasked to do the necessary within 30 days.

The owners of these buildings were toldthat if they failed to install fire extinguish-ing gadget, then as per law the electric sup-ply and water supply of those buildingswould be cut off. Not only that, those vio-lating the rules would be punished as perconcerned individual/organization Act 36.

During the survey by NMMC it wasfound that those violating the rules includ-ed: In Vashi: 87 buildings, 15 Hotels, 1mall, 2 schools/colleges, 7 Hospital. InCBD: 32 buildings, 10 hotels, 0 malls, 4schools/colleges, 4 hospitals. In Nerul: 25buildings. In Airoli: 46 buildings, 10 ho-tels, 4 hospitals, 1 laundry etc. In Sanpa-da: 102 buildings, 3 hotels, 1 mall, 5schools/colleges, 3 hospitals and 1 laun-dry etc. In Koparkhairane: 208 buildings.In all: 500 buildings, 38 hotels, 2 malls, 17schools/colleges, 18 hospitals and 4 laun-dries etc.

NMMC should be lauded for givingserious consideration to the idea of install-ing fire equipment in all the residential andcommercial places. The corporation is notonly issuing notices to defaulters but alsoimplementing their threats in order to en-sure that there is no structure in the citywithout fire equipment installed. That isreally laudable!

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Huge number of potholes on the roadcause great inconvenience

From Kon along Sawla route on Rasayani road to Navkar Company, there are a big number of huge potholes whichmakes it extremely troublesome for vehicle drivers, travelers and pedestrians to move along that road. Public WorkDepartment or PWD should soon start repair works along this route and give relief to the travelers.

PCMSshouldhave

its ownwater

tankers:PritamMhatre

Opposition partyleader Pritam Mhatre

has demanded that mu-nicipal corporationshould have its ownwater tankers to supplywater to the residentswithin its jurisdiction inPanvel. He was sup-ported by Dr SurekhaMohotkar, SarikaBhagat, George Mhatreand others.

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By Ashok Dhamija

NAVI MUMBAI: Witha view to invokecuriosity amongstudents and promoteout-of-the-box-thinkinga Magic show wasorganized by RyanInternational School,Nerul at its premisesrecently. Well re-nowned magicianSudheer Singh mes-merised the audiencewith many tricks andillusions who watchedhim in rapt attentionand excitement.

“A Magic Show wasorganised at ourpremises for ourstudents from Montes-sori to STD – II toinvoke curiosity. Theperformer ha d themembers of the audi-ence astounded withhis many tricks andillusions. The studentsand teachers keptguessing as how thetrick worked. All ofthem could not stopclapping as he unfoldedhis magic tricks one byone. The magic showwas a great successand the studentsenjoyed it a lot,” sharedJanet Arhana, HeadMistress of the insti-tute.

Ryanities Spellbound

Learning the tricks of the trade from the expert himselfin presence of the audience.

Ryan Nerul students from Montessori to STD – II wit-ness Magician Sudheer Singh perform tricks and illu-sions in rapt attention and excitement.

No electricity supply at Digha for12 hours, residents feel harassed


There was no electric supply at Digha for 12

hours owing to which the residents over there

had to face untold miseries. They had to spend

the entire night in the darkness. The electric

supply had stopped owing to a tree falling on

the electricity cable line. The fire brigade of

Airoli had tough time removing the tree.

Thanks to the efforts put in by MP Rajan Vichare

Four special trains addedto go to Velankini

Thanks to the efforts put in by MP Rajan Vichare the railways will start four specialtrains to Velankini (Naga Patnam) in the South from 29 August to 8 September 2019. Sothis is a great news for the devotees who are heading towards that place.

Policeman beatenup for minor reason

By Crime Reporter

NAVI MUMBAI:

A policeman who wastravelling towardsPune along WaganorCar was beaten up byan unidentified personfor minor reason. Theincident occurred onMonday evening atKalamboli. After thisincident, the Kalam-

boli police registered acriminal case againstthe unidentifiedperson and started asearch for him. Thecomplainant policeworker Suresh Patilworks at Navi Mum-bai police commission-erate. He was movingtowards Pune to meethis ailing wife.


Sunil Chhetri & Ashalata Devi AIFF Footballers of the Year

By Ashok Dhamija

The much awaitednational level awardsfor excellence in variouscategories, in one themost popular game, be-stowed by the All IndiaFootball Federation(AIFF) was announcedby its President PrafulPatel at AIFF’s Execu-tive Committee Meet-ing in New Delhi onWednesday 11 July,2019.

Indian Senior Men’steam captain SunilChhetri who is also theleading national strik-er in 100 plus interna-tional matches was de-clared the AIFF Men’sFootballer of the Year2018-19. The veteranfootballer who scored abrace against Tajiki-stan at the TransSta-dia Arena in Ahmeda-bad on Sunday, 7 Julyand became the secondhighest active interna-tional goal scorer over-taking Argentina’s Li-onel Messi behind with70 goals to his creditand trails Portugueselivewire CristianoRonaldo, who has 88goals to his name. Thisis the 6th time Chhetribagged the prestigiousAward having earlier

won it in 2007, 2011,2013, 2014, and in2017. Chhetri was vot-ed the winner on basisof votes from all HeroI-League, and Hero In-dian Super League clubcoaches. Apart fromChhetri, the others whohave won the Awardmultiple times includeIM Vijayan (thrice),and Bhaichung Bhutia,and Joe Paul Ancheri(twice each).

“The fact that thiswas voted by the Hero

Ashalata Devi winner of the AIFF Women’s Footballer ofthe Year 2018-19 being congratulated by AIFF PresidentPraful Patel

Indian captain Sunil Chhetri who is cur-rently the second highest active goal scor-ers in he world won the AIFF Men’s Foot-baller of the Year 2018-19 award

22 year old Abdul Sahal was declared theAIFF Men’s Emerging Footballer of theYear.

Dangmei Grace on beingdeclared the AIFF Emerg-ing Women’s Footballer ofthe Year.

I-League and Hero ISLCoaches makes it allthe more special. I amgrateful to my clubmembers, coaches, fel-low players, the Na-tional team staff, andthe fans for their sup-port, love, and affec-tion,” Chhetri said,moments after declaredthe winner. On beingreminded about win-ning the Award for the6th time, he added: “Inever play for Awards.But yeah, it feels nice

when your hard workgets recognized. This isan added motivation todo better.” Chhetri wholooks towards India’srenowned pugilist MCMary Kom as one of hisrole model because ofher never say die atti-tude which earned herover 14 Gold medals,including the WorldChampionships, AsianGames, the AsianChampionships, theCWG Games etc, fur-ther added “She is anunbelievable story. Be-ing a six-time WorldAmateur Champion

and Olympic Bronzemedalist in her longillustrious career, evenafter embracing moth-erhood (mother ofthree) only makes onethink that - Nothing istoo late, everything ispossible. This only in-spires one to push your-self more”.

Meanwhile, the 22year old UAE born, In-dian Footballer AbdulSahal was declared theAIFF Men’s EmergingFootballer of the Year2018-19. Sahal who was

Cont. on pg. 8

Creating Awareness Of Burgeoning Population & Its Challenges

By Ashok Dhamija

NAVI MUMBAI: AUnited Nations initia-tive, the ‘World Popula-tion Day’ aims atspreading awarenessabout exploding popula-tion & importance ofGlobal health. Ryan

Ryan Sanpada students perform a informative skit highlighting the increasing population & its challenges forsociety at large

Together we must realise our responsibility towards eachother

International School,Sanpada celebratedWorld Population Dayon 11th July to help thestudents to understandthe importance ofhealthy & quality pop-ulation.

Students performed

a skit in the special as-sembly which com-menced with prayersand worship songs. TheSkit reflected the anom-alies in a populous state& obstructionist caus-es in overall develop-ment plans and pro-

grammes.Speeches by stu-

dents highlighted aboutthe consequences ofgrowing population, itsthreat to livelihood, itseffect on consumption ofnatural resources andalso about the benefits

of controlled populationin the path of sustaineddevelopment in theprogress of a country.“World Population Daywhich is observed onJuly 11 every year, is aday aimed to shift thefocus towards the ur-

gency and the signifi-cance of issues relatedto population and itsconcern globally. Indiawith its 1.3 billion plusinhabitants (17.7 percent of world popula-

Cont. on pg. 8


The Semi- Final atOld Trafford, Manches-ter on July 10, 2019turned out to be tensewith fortunes fluctuat-ing till Dhoni’s dramat-ic runout. For the Indi-

an team it was likeclimbing Kanchenjun-ga, K2 and all sur-rounding peaks but fail-ing to conquest Mt.Everest. Normally ourteam had not performedwell in truncatedmatches and when wedon’t perform well rainsdon’t come to our res-cue! It was the worstday that one could haveever imagined. Afterwinning consistentlyagainst every team saveEngland, we did notexpect that we would

ICC WORLD CUP 2019 FIRST SEMI FINAL - INDIA VS NEW ZEALAND

Bad Luck, Lack OfApplication & Forethought

Led To Indian Team’s Defeat

By Lakshman Sundar

fold in the crucial Semi-Final.

Our bowlers haddone a fantastic job ofrestricting the Kiwis 20239 for 8. That wasindeed a chaseable tar-get considering thestrong batting line-upIndian team has beenhaving throughout thetournament. However,low scoring matches arealways unpredictable.The fortune can swingeither way. When theIndian team came to be

bat it was shown 98%victory for India and2% win for NewZealand.

Full credit went toNew Zealand bowlersand fielders. In justthree overs the luckchanged as three of In-dia’s top order batsmenwere back in the pavil-ion with total reading adismal 5 for 3. Karthiktook many balls to scorea single. As he waslooking to get into thegroove he was brilliant-ly caught by Jimmy

Neesham. The total atthat time was 24/4 andeverybody thought wecould not even reach100. Then RishabhPant and Hardik Pan-dya steadied the in-nings but both exited –the former at 71 and thelatter at 92 - by play-ing poor shots.

Good Partnership

Partnership plays akey role in any game.All along the tourna-ment we were winningdue to sound partner-

ship either between theopeners or subsequentbatmen. Dhoni andJadeja played well andbuilt a strong 116 runpartnership and tookour score from 92 for 6to 208 for 7 when Jade-ja got out for 77. Jadejatore the Kiwi bowlersapart and created thehope of India’s win.

Costly Run out

With Jadeja goneDhoni should have car-ried his bat through af-

Jadeja Swinging His Bat After Scoring 50 • The Turning Point: Dhoni’s Run out

Cont. on pg. 8

New Zealandsneaked in throughNRR into the Semisand now they are intheir second consecu-tive WC Final. TeamIndia underestimatedopposition and paidheavy price.Hype,

hoopla and hysteria isover. In the semi-finalgame Henry hustledTaylor stitched woundsBoult bend his arm MKGuptil called the shotWilliamson the son ofthe soil proved he is amatch winner. Weshould stop praising Xis great Y is great. Theplayer performing wellon a particular day isgreat. Kudos to Kiwiside for the stupendousshow. See the poise of

Cricket Talks : NZ was notan easy proposition

By C K Subramaniam

New Zealand captain.Arrogance will not pre-vail always. Thus thenumber one side inODI is beaten by 18runs.

Excellent bowlingby New Zealand at thestart, obviously, buttheir bowling in themiddle overs was evenbetter. The Indianbatsmen counted thechickens before theywere actually hatched.Mitchell Santer playedthe trump card role. Hechoked the Indians, go-ing for just 34 in his 10

overs and picking up 2crucial wickets ofRishabh Pant andHardik Pandya. Boultgot 2 while Henry got3 while Ferguson gotjust a solitary wicketbut bowled a crucial49th over, which wentfor a 6 on the first ballbut then resulted in 2runs, a wicket and arun out in the next 5balls. A fantastic teamwork was displayed inthe end overs by the

Kiwi side.No match is won or

lost until the last ballis bowled. Both MSDhoni and RavindraJadeja had other ideas.Their 116-run standturned the course ofthe game and almosttook India to thethreshold of the final.But Boult’s delivery todismiss Jadeja in the48th over and thenGuptill’s rocket throwto run out Dhoni - bothhappening in the spanof 5 balls - broke In-dia’s hopes and ended

their World Cup cam-paign.

New Zealandcrawled along to 239and at that point oftime, it seemed like In-dia were on top. Butthat was not to be. Theballs were thrown toMatt Henry and TrentBoult and disasterstruck soon after. In-dia were 24/4 in no timeand that sealed the

Cont. on pg. 8


ter scoring the winningsix of which he was ca-pable. His mad rush forjust one more run costIndia her deserving winin the Semi-Final.

Dhoni’s run outdashed the hope of In-dians march to the Fi-nal. With 25 runs need-ed in 10 balls Dhonicould have avoided thesecond run. When hewas capable of hittingsixes and fours why heendangered himself andthe prospects of Indiastill remains a puzzle!

That was actually ano ball which the um-pire did not notice assix fielders were stand-ing outside the 30-yardcircle. According to ICCrules, only 5 fielderscan be outside of the 30-yard circle in the 3rdpowerplay.

Even though itwould not affect Dho-ni’s run out, fans arequestioning if Dhoniwould have taken therisk and pushed for thesecond run had heknown it was a no-ball.

Reactions

“I’m very disap-pointed. We played out-standing cricketthroughout this tour-nament and to just goout on the basis of 45minutes of bad cricketis saddening and itbreaks your heart be-cause you have workedso hard throughout thetournament to buildmomentum.” Kohlisaid after the match.

Speaking at the post-match press conference,Williamson said: “We allknow the game is a fineline in a number ofways. But that run outwas significant. We’veseen Dhoni finishgames from similar po-

sitions on a number ofoccasions.”

Meanwhile, SachinTendulkar also pointedout that the entire team,including the supportstaff, need to give them-selves time to come outof the World Cup 2019disappointment.

“Time is the great-est healer, we just haveto wait for a while, stepaside a little bit giveyourself some time andthen take a call,” Ten-dulkar added.

My observation wasthat overall, the Indianteam had performedbrilliantly save theSemi-Final. It shouldcontinue to work hardand bring the covetedcup back to India in2023. It is capable ofwinning. India is stillthe best One Day Inter-national Team. It isjust that we are notgood in Two Day Inter-nationals!

Bad Luck,Lack Of...

Cont. from pg. 7

Cricket Talks: NZ was...

Cont. from pg. 7

dubbed as the ‘next bigthing in Indian Foot-ball’ by Chhetri somedays back, was also vot-ed the winner by allHero I-League, andHero ISL club coaches.

Among thew o m e n , A s h a l a t aDevi (Manipur) was de-clared the AIFF Wom-en’s Footballer of theYear 2018-19, whileDangmei Grace (Ma-nipur) won the AIFFEmerging Women’sFootballer of the Year2018-19.

The AIFF Award forthe Best Referee 2018-19 was won by R Ven-katesh (Tamil Nadu),while Joseph Tony wasdeclared the winner ofthe AIFF Award for the

Best Assistant Referee2018-19.

The 2018-19 AIFFAward for the BestGrassroots Develop-ment Programme wentto the Jammu & Kash-mir Football Associa-tion.

Speaking on the oc-casion AIFF PresidentPraful .Patel said. ”Icongratulate all thewinners. They serve asan inspiration for allbudding aspirants, andtheir colleagues. We areextremely proud of allof them and theirachievements. Hopethese winners take In-dian Football to great-er heights at the worldstage too.”

2018-19 AIFF Awards

At A Glance

AIFF Men’s Foot-baller of the Year : Su-nil Chhetri (from Telan-gana – formerly part ofAndhra Pradesh — He

was voted the winner byall I-League, and ISLClub coaches).

AIFF Women’sFootballer of theYear: Ashalata Devi(from Manipur).

AIFF Men’sEmerging Footballer ofthe Year: Abdul Sahal(from Kerala — He wasvoted the winner by allI-League, and ISL Clubcoaches).

AIFF EmergingWomen’s Footballer ofthe Year: DangmeiGrace (from Manipur).

AIFF Award for theBest Referee: R Ven-katesh (from TamilNadu).

AIFF Award for theBest Assistant Referee:Joseph Tony (from Kar-nataka).

AIFF Award for theBest Grassroots Devel-opment Programme:Jammu & KashmirFootball Association.

Sunil Chhetri& Ashalata

Devi...Cont. from pg. 6

By Ashok Dhamija

MUMBAI: Railways have decided to extend the running of Train No. 12127/12128 Mumbai–Pune– Mumbai Intercity Express in Push-Pull mode forfurther period of 15 (fifteen) days with a view of speeding up the services ontrial basis. The same will come in to effect from Friday 12 July, 2019 andwill be in place till 27 July, 2019 with new revised timings. The same withcommercial halts is detailed below:

Passengers intending to travel by this train are requested to please notethe changes.

Extension Of Running Of Mumbai– Pune Intercity Express

chase. The muchhyped top order wastotally exposed.

What started as adrizzle did not stop fora long time and even-tually, the ground wasruled unfit to play. Thegame was pushed to

the reserve day andthat probably, hurt In-dia more. The pitchwas predicted to be abelter, but rain on theprevious night hadspiced up the track.The Indian batsmenplayed into the handsof New Zealandbowlers.

This match hadplenty of emotions. On

a slow pitch, theypegged the Kiwis back,restricting them to211/5 in the 47th over.But what followedagainst India on day 2was just the shadow ofday one. We were thor-oughly beaten by pace,mastered by spin in themiddle and lost a gamewithout much fight inthe end.

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habitants (18.4 percent). Together thesetwo countries accountfor 2.79 billion people or36.15 per cent of theworld population. Onthe occasion as respon-sible students, the Ry-

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Fashion design-ers create designs forclothes, accessoriesand shoes. They maydesign a wide rangeof goods or specialisein particular areas.

The WorkYou could be:designing a wide

variety of items orspecialising in onearea, such as chil-dren’s clothing,sportswear, accesso-ries or weddingdresses

researching nextseason's trends infashion, colour andfabric choice

drawing designsby hand and by com-puter-aided design(CAD) or graphicssoftware such as Il-lustrator andPhotoshop

considering thecosts of fabrics andmanufacturing formass production

selecting fabricsand trims to makeup samples of clothes

s u p e r v i s i n gdressmakers whomake the samples

producing specifi-cation sheets or de-sign packs for man-ufacturers to followand making sure de-signs are producedaccurately

presenting de-signs and samples toclients and in-housedepartments such asfinance and mer-chandising

designing clothesfor individual cus-tomers or clothes forsale in large num-bers in high streetstores.

PayPay rates vary,

depending on:where you workthe size of compa-

ny or organisationyou work for

the demand forthe job.

Some fashion de-signers workfreelance. Theycharge a fee, whichvaries depending onthe work and theirreputation. The bet-

Career Info: Fashion Designerter known they are, themore they can charge.A very few do earn veryhigh incomes.

ConditionsYou would work in

a studio or workshop.You might either

work alone or as partof a team of designers.

You might have totravel to meet clientsand fabric manufactur-ers, and to visit tradeshows, fashion showsand exhibitions.

You might have towork long hours, in-cluding evenings andweekends, when pre-paring for exhibitions,meetings and dead-lines.

Getting InYou usually need a

degree in fashion de-sign or in art and de-sign with an option infashion.

ou also need a goodportfolio of designs. Ithelps to include gar-ments you have made.

If you are very tal-ented and have an ex-ceptionally good portfo-lio, you might get intocollege or universitywithout the necessaryHighers.

Ability to use spe-cialist fashion comput-er aided design andgraphics software ishelpful.

Pattern cutting andsewing skills are use-ful.

Work experience,paid or unpaid, is veryuseful.

Entry to this careeris very competitive.You may find jobs ad-vertised in the press,particularly the fash-ion press. There arespecialist recruitmentagencies which mighthelp you find a job.

What Does it Take?You need to be:

artistic, creativeand imaginative

ambitious, confi-dent and willing towork in a competitivebusiness

adaptable, as youmay have to alter workto suit the client's re-quirements

able to accept criti-

cism of your workinterested in, and

good at spotting, fash-ion trends

able to work in ateam.

You need to have:practical and tech-

nical skills, such asdrawing, sewing andpattern making

an eye for detail

a good eye for co-lour, design, shape andtexture

an understandingof the different proper-ties of fabrics and howthey can be used

good communica-tion and presentationskills

excellent organisa-tional skills

networking and ne-gotiating skills to liaisewith individual clientsand manufacturers

an understandingof production methods

good business sense.Training

You would train andgain experience on thejob with your employ-er.

You may attend con-ferences, seminars andspecialised courses tokeep up to date withthe latest trends anddevelopments.

The Chartered Soci-ety of Designers (CSD)runs training pro-grammes.

Getting OnIf you work for a de-

sign studio or clothingmanufacturer youcould become a seniordesigner.

You might move onto be a manager, inwhich case you woulddo less design work.

You could move intofashion marketing,quality control or buy-ing.

After gainingenough experience, youmight work freelance,designing for manufac-turers, working onshort contracts or pro-ducing your own collec-tions.

More InformationVery few fashion de-

signers work in hautecouture ('high fashion')firms or produce theirown collections, or earnthe high incomes re-putedly associated withthe job.

Most work for cloth-ing manufacturers anddesign for the massmarket. With changesin technology, designerready-to-wear productscan be available on thehigh street in a fewweeks.

There can be oppor-tunities to workabroad.

Expert’s views:Fashion design is

the art of applying de-sign, aesthetics andnatural beauty toclothing and its acces-sories. It is influenced

by cultural and socialattitudes, and has var-ied over time and place.Fashion designerswork in a number ofways in designingclothing and accesso-ries such as braceletsand necklaces. Becauseof the time required tobring a garment ontothe market, designersmust at times antici-pate changes to con-sumer tastes.

Designers conductresearch on fashiontrends and interpretthem for their audi-ence. Their specific de-signs are used by man-ufacturers. This is theessence of a designer’srole; however, there isvariation within thisthat is determined bythe buying and mer-chandising approach,and product quality; forexample, budget retail-ers will use inexpensivefabrics to interprettrends, but high-endretailers will ensurethat the best availablefabrics are used.

Fashion designersattempt to designclothes which are func-tional as well as aes-thetically pleasing.They consider who islikely to wear a gar-ment and the situa-tions in which it will beworn, and they workwithin a wide range ofmaterials, colors, pat-terns and styles.Though most clothingworn for everydaywear falls within a nar-row range of conven-tional styles, unusualgarments are usuallysought for special occa-sions such as eveningwear or party dresses.

Some clothes aremade specifically foran individual, as in thecase of haute coutureor bespoke tailoring.Today, most clothing isdesigned for the massmarket, especially ca-sual and every-daywear are called readyto wear.

StructureFashion designers

may work full-time forone fashion house, as

'in-house designers',which owns the de-signs, or they workalone or as part of ateam. Freelance de-signers work forthemselves, sellingtheir designs to fash-ion houses, directly toshops, or to clothingmanufacturers. Thegarments bear thebuyer's label. Somefashion designers setup their own labels,under which theirdesigns are market-ed. Some fashion de-signers are self-em-ployed and design forindividual clients.Other high-end fash-ion designers cater tospecialty stores orhigh-end fashion de-partment stores.These designers cre-ate original gar-ments, as well asthose that follow es-tablished fashiontrends. Most fashiondesigners, however,work for apparelmanufacturers, cre-ating designs ofmen's, women's, andchildren's fashionsfor the mass market.Large designerbrands which have a'name' as their brandsuch as Abercrombie& Fitch, Justice, orJuicy are likely to bedesigned by a team ofindividual designersunder the direction ofa design director.

Designing a garmentFashion designers

work in differentways. Some sketchtheir ideas on paper,while others drapefabric on a dressform. When a design-er is completely sat-isfied with the fit ofthe toile (or muslin),he or she will consulta professional patternmaker who thenmakes the finished,working version ofthe pattern out of cardor via a computerizedsystem. Finally, asample garment ismade up and testedon a model to makesure it is an opera-tional outfit.


What Is WrongWith Indian Cricket

Cricket is a game of uncertainty and thetwists and turns in the game is too much forasking of a cricket enthusiast. But still peoplehave the option to predict and support the homeside. But a blind support is not required to showenthusiasm and national spirit. When the gamewas extended to day two, the odds were evenfor both the sides. New Zealand took advan-tage of the early morning weather condition andused the swing bowlers to their advantage. Ter-

rible Tuesday gave the New Zealand side anx-ious moments and on the second day, the weath-er conditions helped the Kiwi side to even outthe first day blues with a brilliant bowling per-formance.

Despite the low total, New Zealand did notgive up the game like how the Indian batsmengave up. While some may laud Hardik Pandyabut overall it was a flop, show flopped when itmattered the most. Rishabh Pant deserved itand should be banished from the highest leaguefor atleast another two years for him to firstfeel the loss of players like Rayudu and thenmature as an individual. Despite getting bigan opportunity, he totally messed it up.

Next, let the old lion die gracefully and whatI mean Dhoni, while there has been a growingclamor for his blood, it is high time that likesof Yograj and Manjrekar first measure up theirown contribution to the game before makingstatements. Additionally banish the current

selectors like MSK Prasad, whose contributionseven as player of Andhra is not remembered.

Finally stop the IPL which is just the bar danceavatar of the mujra that one day cricket is themuch forgotten ballet of test cricket. Indian play-ers make more money in IPL in one year thanthe collective sum of all money from winning aOne day title once every 4 years. India died with-out honor and it was Dhoni and Jadeja who weremartyred. Ravindra Jadeja the bits and piecesplayer failed to hold the game together as TeamIndia crashed like a proverbial house of cards. Youplay with bits and pieces player or an ordinaryplayer but should not show partiality as our cap-tain did in case of Ravi Ashwin. Now New Zealandhad the last laugh and missed out a classy offspinner due to complacency and the partisan ap-proach. The two spinners promoted by the cap-tain were found wanting when really matteredand the World Cup slipped out of our grasp.

The so called top order was a novice againstswinging deliveries. We are weak on the off stumpand the opposition exploited to the hilt. Captainshuffled across for nth time to get out tamely andwasted a DRS as well. The way a catch was takenfrom the edge of Karthik, couple of well judgedskiers by skipper Williamson and the masterstroke of a run out by Martin Guptill were classact in a winning cause. Ravindra Jadeja’s all roundeffort was in vain. Dhoni is a very slow starterand not a finisher now-a-days. In all we playedinto the New Zealander’s hands and lost tamelyin the end.

The team played for individual records and forindividual excellence. For example, two valuableDRS referrals were lost by Team India in the twoinnings. First Martin Guptill escaped a LBW ap-peal and we lost a review and when Virat Kohliwas palpably out LBW the referal was made byskipper and it went abegging again. How long acaptain follow arrogant methods and try to teachothers always. Now a lesson is taught by the NewZealanders to the number one side.

The team selection was bad from the momentit was picked up by the selectors. Nearly 4 wicketkeepers in the side was a luxury and the absenceof an off spinner against left handed batsmen of

the opposition was just a mockery of the starspinner. The team paid price for that and 18runs defeat is not a narrow one. Both Jadejaand Dhoni got out when the target was mount-ing and the balls left were less. Dhoni and oth-ers were responsible for playing dot balls andfelt the daunting task in the end. The meek sur-render was witnessed at the end.

The level of captaincy for a crunch game wastotally missing from the Indian skipper. Helacked imagination and think tank was med-dling with selection more frequently. The pacespearhead Shami was dropped for the Kiwi gameand we lost a trump card bowler. Instead wemanaged with an ordinary bowling of Y. Cha-hal. He gifted runs in both bowling and fieldingand not a good bat also when 22 runs were need-ed. In all it was pathetic show. We need to builta team from the scratch leaving all our favorit-ism and dislikes for making of a winning team.We lost the Champions Trophy final to Paki-stan by over 180 runs and lost out the semi fi-nal to a much deserving side by 18 runs.

- C.K. Subramaniam, Sanpada

Good move by BEST The reduction of BEST bus fares to Rs 5

for a journey of up to 5 km is a good move in-deed. The BEST should’ve thought of this longback instead of having to incur losses all theseyears. Now I hope more people will travel bybus instead of travelling by share autos and sharetaxis.

With the reduction in fares, I hope the con-ductor has the change to give back to passen-gers who give them a Rs 10 note for a ticket ofRs 5.

- Jubel D’Cruz, Mumbai

Stop abortion Abortion is a horrendous crime and a great

sin as it puts to an end to an innocent life. It isthe ending of pregnancy before birth which re-sults in the death of an embryo or a fetus. Choos-ing abortion for any reason, no matter how jus-tifiable it appears to be, also poses a great riskto the mother.

- Jubel D’Cruz, Mumbai

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Zucchini Pasta

Zucchini Pasta is a healthy replacement forpasta. This is a great recipe, super easy, quickand delicious. I like to serve this with home-made tomato sauce or you can serve with yourown favorite sauce. Zucchini Pasta is also ve-gan and gluten free.

Course Main Course Cuisine Fusion Prep Time 10 minutes Cook Time 10 minutes Total Time 20 minutes Servings 1 people

IngredientsUS Customary - MetricFor Zucchini Pasta2 medium Zucchini1/2 cup mushrooms (sliced)1/4 tsp salt1/4 tsp dry basilFor Tomato Sauce2 cups tomatoes (finely chopped)2 Tbsp olive oil1/4 tsp dry basil

1/4 tsp dry oregano1/8 tsp black pepper1/2 tsp red chili flakes1/2 tsp salt2 tsp sugar1/2 tsp corn starch

MethodAlso need vegetable spiral slicerIn a sauce pan add the oil basil, oregano,

red chili flakes add the tomatoes cook over me-dium heat. Tomatoes should be soft and littlemushy. Add salt sugar and corn starch and cookfor another minute until most of the water fromtomato has evaporated. Keep the sauce aside.

Spiralize your zucchini into noodles using avegetable spiral slicer this is readily available.

Heat the oil in a sauce pan over mediumheat add the mushrooms, stir-fry until mush-rooms lightly browned. Add zucchini spiralssprinkle the salt and basil. Stir fry for about 2minutes.

Serve zucchini pasta topped with tomatosauce.


Ebola Virus Disease (EVD)Ebola virus disease (EVD), also known as

Ebola hemorrhagic fever (EHF) or simply Ebo-la, is a viral hemorrhagic fever of humans andother primates caused by ebolaviruses. Signs andsymptoms typically start between two days andthree weeks after contracting the virus with afever, sore throat, muscular pain, and headaches.Vomiting, diarrhea and rash usually follow,along with decreased function of the liver andkidneys. At this time, some people begin to bleedboth internally and externally. The disease hasa high risk of death, killing between 25 and 90percent of those infected, with an average ofabout 50 percent. This is often due to low bloodpressure from fluid loss, and typically followssix to sixteen days after symptoms appear.

The virus spreads through direct contactwith body fluids, such as blood from infectedhumans or other animals. Spread may also oc-cur from contact with items recently contami-nated with bodily fluids. Spread of the diseasethrough the air between primates, including hu-mans, has not been documented in either labo-ratory or natural conditions. Semen or breastmilk of a person after recovery from EVD may

carry the virus for several weeks to months. Fruitbats are believed to be the normal carrier in na-ture, able to spread the virus without being af-fected by it. Other diseases such as malaria, chol-era, typhoid fever, meningitis and other viral hem-orrhagic fevers may resemble EVD. Blood sam-ples are tested for viral RNA, viral antibodies orfor the virus itself to confirm the diagnosis.

Control of outbreaks requires coordinatedmedical services and community engagement.This includes rapid detection, contact tracing ofthose who have been exposed, quick access to lab-oratory services, care for those infected, and prop-er disposal of the dead through cremation or buri-al. Samples of body fluids and tissues from peoplewith the disease should be handled with specialcaution. Prevention includes limiting the spreadof disease from infected animals to humans byhandling potentially infected bushmeat only whilewearing protective clothing, and by thoroughlycooking bushmeat before eating it. It also includes

wearing proper protective clothing and wash-ing hands when around a person with the dis-ease. An Ebola vaccine has been studied in Afri-ca with promising results. No specific treatmentis available, although a number of potentialtreatments are being studied. Supportive efforts,however, improve outcomes. This includes ei-ther oral rehydration therapy (drinking slight-ly sweetened and salty water) or giving intrave-nous fluids as well as treating symptoms.

The disease was first identified in 1976 intwo simultaneous outbreaks: one in Nzara (atown in South Sudan) and the other in Yam-buku (Democratic Republic of the Congo), a vil-lage near the Ebola River from which the dis-ease takes its name. EVD outbreaks occur in-termittently in tropical regions of sub-SaharanAfrica. Between 1976 and 2013, the WorldHealth Organization reports a total of 24 out-breaks involving 1,716 cases. The largest out-break to date was the epidemic in West Africa,which occurred from December 2013 to Janu-ary 2016 with 28,616 cases and 11,310 deaths.It was declared no longer an emergency on 29March 2016. Other outbreaks in Africa beganin the Democratic Republic of the Congo in May2017, and 2018.

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