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By Abhitash D. Singh

Navi Mumbai: Raisingobjection to the pro-posed entrance fee ofGhansoli’s CentralPark, corporators fromGhansoli and Leader ofHouse, Ravindra Ith-ape during the generalbody meeting that washeld on Friday, Sep-tember 13, 2019 saidthat the proposed en-trance fee is too high forthe common man andshould be revised.

Speaking about theproposal Suvarna Patil,Corporator from Ghan-soli said, “While it isheartening to learn thatthe civic body is provid-ing a green belt for theresidents of Ghansoli,but the entry fee is ex-orbitant for the com-mon citizen. Beforethrowing the CentralPark open to the pub-lic, it is imperative toreduce the fee.”

NMMC has pro-posed an entrance fee ofRs. 25 for the childrenaged 5 - 12 years, whilefor others aged 13-60

Civic corporators demandreduction in entrance feeof Ghansoli’s Central Park

Corporators demand GB to discuss this civic issue first

years, the fee proposedis Rs.35. “I feel the feeshould be broughtdown to Rs. 15 for 5-12years and Rs.25 for 13-60 years. Entry shouldbe free for the seniorcitizens,” added Ms.Patil.

Ghanshyam Madh-vi, Corporator fromGhansoli said, “Thework of Central park iscomplete and is slatedfor inauguration. How-ever, the entrance fee isnot practical and shoulddefinitely be revised.The rate for childrenaged 5-12 years shouldbe Rs.10 and for 13-60

years it should be Rs.20.”

NMMC has also pro-posed to charge Rs.35,000 for holding func-tions inside the park.This too, assert the cor-porators, is very high.“It should ideally beRs.15000 from Mondayto Friday and on Satur-day, Sunday and otherholidays it should be Rs.20,000 instead ofRs.40,000. If the hoursis increased than thehourly rate should beRs.1,500 instead of Rs.6, 000,” says Mr. Madh-vi.

There has been ob-

jection with regards tothe timings of the parkas well. “The Parkshould be opened forpublic at around 5aminstead of the proposed6 am,” asserted Mr.Madhvi.

Prashant Patil, Cor-porator from Ghansolihad another sugges-tion. “With an aim toboost swimmers,NMMC should providemonthly pass facilitiesfor the swimmers foravailing the pool facili-ty. The other residentstoo should get an oppor-

Cont. on pg. 8

Abhitash D.Singh

Navi Mumbai: Thechants of “Ganpati Bap-pa Morya; PudchaVarshi Lavkar Ya” res-onated the atmosphereas the devotees withteary eyes and greatreverence bid Lord Bap-pa farewell on the lastday of immersion onAnanth Chaturdashi.Even heavy rains failedto dampen the spirit.Around 7782 Ganeshidols were immersed onthe final day: 7295 res-idential and 487 public-at the 22 immersionsites. The final day also

Lord Ganesha getsgrand send-off

amidst chants of“Ganpati Bappa Morya”

7295 residential and 487public Ganesh idols sub-merged on the final day

saw the immersion ofall the big idols of pub-lic Ganesh Utsav Man-dal.

To facilitate the im-mersion of big idols, thecivic body had also

Cont. on pg. 9

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Government of Maharashtra, (Co-Op.Department)Office: Kamal Mahila Nagari Sahakari Patpedhi Maryadit, Panvel.

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FORM Z(See Sub – rule [11(d-1)] of rule 107)

Possession Notice For Immoveble PropertyWhereas the undersigned being the Recovery Officer of Kamal Mahila Nagari SahakariPatpedhi Maryadit, Panvel Under The Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Rule, 1961issued a demand notice dated 07/06/2018 calling upon the judgment debtor 1) Shri. LaxmanManu Chehara, 2) Shri. Kiran Dattatray Kalyankar, 3) Shrimati. Jyoti Kiran Kalyankar,4) Mr. Krushna Balaji Awarale, to repay the amount mentioned in the notice being Rs.2660337/- ( Rs. Twenty Six lac Sixty Thousand Three Hundred Thirty Seven Only) withdate of receipt of the said notice and the judgement debtor having failed to repay the amount, theundersigned has issued a notice for attachment dated 14/02/2019 and attachedthe property describe herein below.The judgement debtor having failed to repay the amount, notice is hereby given to the judg-ments debtors and the public in general that the undersigned has taken possession of theproperty described herein below in exercise of powers conferred on her under rule 107 [11(d-1)] of The Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Rule, 1961 on this 11th day of April of theyear 2019.The judgment debtors in particular and the public in general are hereby cautioned not to dealwith the property and any dealings with the property will be subject to the charge of The KamalMahila Nagari Sahakari Patpedhi Maryadit Panvel for an amount Rs. 2660337/- ( Rs.Twenty Six lac Sixty Thousand Three Hundred Thirty Seven Only) and interest thereon.

Description of the Immovable Property

All that Part and parcel of the property located at Bavan Bangla, At/Post/Tal. Panvel, DistRaigad within the registration Tahasil Panvel And District Raigad.

Date: 14/09/2019Place: Panvel Raigad

Sd/-(Asma Mirza Ahamad Baig)

Recovery OfficerMaharashtra Government[Co-operative Department]

Village

Kinara HousingSociety Ltd, Plot

No. 521/1,2, SubPlot No. 27 to 35,

B/2 Wing, FlatNO.2, Ground

Floor, At/ Post/Tal.Panvel, Dist

Raigad.

Name Of the Property owner

Smt. Jyoti KiranKalyankar, & Mr. Kiran

Dattatray Kalyankar,Kinara Housing Society

Ltd, Plot No. 521/1,2, SubjPlot No. 27 to 35, B/2

Wing, Flat NO.2, GroundFloor, At/ Post/Tal. Panvel,

Dist Raigad.

Discription of Property

Kinara HousingSociety Ltd, Plot No.

521/1,2, Sub jPlot No.27 to 35, B/2 Wing,Flat NO.2, GroundFloor, At/ Post/Tal.

Panvel, Dist Raigad.

Area

420.34Sq. Ft.Carpet

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Hendve

Navi Mumbai: NaviMumbai District Na-tionalist Congress par-

ty (NCP) will be orga-nizing grand partymeet in Nerul on theSeptember 15, 2019 at10 am. The event willbe held at Ganpat SethTandel Ground Sector38, near, Karave Vil-lage, Nerul west, NaviMumbai.

The NCP partyworkers will be guidedby the party presidentSupremo SharadPawar who willattending the event.Other leaders of theNCP party and guestsincluding President

NCP party meet at NerulJayant Patil, Exdeputy Chief MinisterChhagan Bhujbal, MPUdayanraje Bhosale, MP Sunil Tatkare,Ex Minister DilipPatil, MP Amol Kolhe,

MLA ShashikantShinde, Ex MinisterJitendra Awhad, NaviMumbai Districtparty president AshokGawade and otherswill be present.

SHANTI VAIBHAV, Co-operative Housing Society Ltd.(Regn No. NBOM/CIDCO/HSG(CH)/1519/JTR/YEAR 2003-04 Dt. 12-06-2003)

Plot No. 11-A, Sector – 42 A, Seawood, Nerul, Navi Mumbai – 400 706.

TENDER NOTICESealed Tenders are invited through two envelops systems (Technical/Commercial) from inter-ested contractors for renovation works at SHANTI VAIBHAV CO-OP. HSG. SOCIETY LTD.Seawoods, Nerul, Navi Mumbai. The details of the same are mentioned in the table below :

1. Name of the work : Civil & Interior Works

2. Owners : SHANTI VAIBHAV COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY LTD

Plot 11 A, Sector – 42 A Seawoods, Navi Mumbai 400 706

Tel + 9820258494

3. Consultants/Architect : StudioBOXX (email:Vinod@Studioboxx.com)

4. Broad scope of work : Renovation of building, Lobby interior and other allied

Works at Shanti Vaibhav CHS LTD, Seawoods, Navi Mumbai

5. Cost of tender (in cash) : Rs. 5000/- (Rupees Five Thousand Only) Non Refundable

6. Date of issue : 16 th Sep. – 18 th Sept. 2019 (between 12.00 pm to 6.30 pm)

7. Last date of submission : 25 th September 2019, till 7.30 pm

8. Place of issue of tender : STUDIOBOXX, B302, Nirlep House, GD Ambekar Marg,

Parel, Mumbai – 400012, Tel +91 22 24156741

9. Pre Bid meeting : 21th September 2019, 4.00pm at Shanti Vaibhav CHS So.office.

10. Place of submission of tender : SHANTI VAIBHAV COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY LTD

Plot 11 A, Sector – 42 A Seawoods, Navi Mumbai 400 706

11 Tender Opening Date : 27 th September 2019, at 5.30 pm if possible

12 E.M.D. details : Rs. 200.000/- (Two Lakh Only)

13 Period of work : 08 months from LOI (including Monsoon)

Date : 14/09/2019Place : Navi Mumbai.

Sd/-Secretary

Shanti Vaibhav CHS Ltd.Plot No. 11 A, Sector – 42 A, Seawood,

Nerul, Navi Mumbai – 400 706.

14 - 20 September 2019www.newsband.in | innewbom@rediffmail.com 3By Jaspal Singh Naol

Panvel: “Every hos-pital is known for itsservices. We wantthe Panvel Sub Divi-sion Hospital and Trau-ma Care Centre to beknown for serving allthe needy patients,”stated MaharashtraMinister of State forMedical Education,Port and Raigad Dis-trict Guardian MinisterRavindra Chavhanwhile inaugurating the Sub Division Hospitaland Trauma Care Cen-tre and Panvel Munici-pal Corporation Devel-opment Works throughe- bhumi pujan in thepresence of Chairmanof CIDCO, MLA Pras-hant Thakur.

Speaking further hesaid, “I had promisedthe citizens that theywill get the hospital fa-cility at the earliest and

Panvel Finally Gets it’s Sub DivisionHospital and Trauma Care Centre

today I am happy to ful-fil this promise whichwill cater to the medi-cal needs of all the peo-ple especially the needy.Every stake holder ofthis hospital must en-sure that quality ser-vice is provided to thecitizens”.

While addressingthe gathering MLAPrashant Thakur said,“Earlier the hospitalwas planned to havejust 30 beds. However,considering the risingpopulation, the hospitalnow has 100 beds. Infuture, there is a planto add more services”.

He further thankedChief Minister Deven-dra Fadnavis andGuardian Minister

Ravindra Chavhan forextending financial sup-port in the developmentof this hospital andHealth Minister

Eknath Shinde for hisuntiring support in itsdevelopment.

Informing about thefacilities Raigad Dis-

trict Civil Surgeon DrAjit Gavali said, “Thepresent hospital canadmit 120 patients. Outof the100 beds, 20 beds

will be for thetrauma patients”.

He further said, it isexpected that the hos-pital will see about 300to 400 OPD on dailybasis. As it is a stategovernment hospital itis open for one and allwho need the service. Sharing details aboutthe departments andservices Dr NagnathYempalle, Medical Of-ficer, said, the first floorwill have Case PaperRegistration Counter,medicine distributiondepartment, NationalTB / Leprosy Eradica-tion Wing, Physiother-apy Wing, MLC/PM,Blood Bank, MedicineStore, ECG, X RayRoom, Laboratory,Bone Satire Specialist,Ear-Nose-Throat Spe-cialist, Eye Testing

Cont. on pg. 4

Rotary Clubs of Navi Mumbai organiseorgan donation awareness camp

By Chandrashekhar Hendve

NAVI MUMBAI: TheRotary Clubs of NaviMumbai along with theMaharashtra Ophthal-mology Society orga-nized an eye and organdonation awarenesscampaign in InorbitMall Vashi.

A poster and slogancompetition was orga-nized for the schoolsand colleges of NaviMumbai. More than325 entries were re-ceived. Jury Dr Jagan-nath Boramani and Vi-nod Mahabale judgedthe competition.

To raise awarenesson the subject, a skitwas performed by themembers. A uniquemusical campaign byInternational Fellow-

ship Rotary Musicians(IFRM) kept the audi-ence captivated. Stu-dents of Rajiv GandhiCollege of ManagementStudies performed amime skit.

The Convener Dr.Tushar Muni whiletalking about the eventsaid, “For the first time

all Navi Mumbai Rota-ry Clubs joined handsin conducting this megaevent.”

Chief Guest Dr. Mo-han Chandavarkar Dis-trict Governor 3142,gave away the prizes tothe winners in two cat-egories- Senior and Jun-ior levels.

NMMT offers Bonanza ; Commuters toget 10 % discount on return tickets

By Abhitash D. Singh

NAVI MUMBAI: TheNavi Mumbai Munici-pal Transport (NMMT)has initiated a lucrativescheme for the citizens.For returns tickets,NMMT is offering a 10percent discount to thepassengers.

The transportationbody took the initiativeto attract more passen-gers. The NMMT is in-curring huge losses asmost of the NMMT bus-es travel empty fromKharkopar and Baman-dongri station. In otherroutes too, the NMMTbuses are plying empty,it is learnt.

Speaking with News-band Shirish Aradh-wad, General Manager,NMMT said, “The ini-tiative was started bythe NMMT on 1st of Sep-tember, 2019. Now thepassengers of all age canavail these facilities.Hopefully, this schemeon return ticket will at-tract more passengers.We have already start-ed getting the results.Initially three to fourdays the response wascold. From6th September, 2019 on-wards we are sellingmore than 500 tickets.

We are hopeful that thiswill add to the earningsof the NMMT body.”

When asked aboutthe bad conditions ofthe NMMT busesAradhwad said, “Mostof the CNG buses are

in bad condition. Butnow we will be getting30 electric buses.Once the 30 electricbuses come in ourdepot we will put the30 CNG buses toscrap.”

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Issue : 20 14 - 20 September, 2019

Back to NatureKate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, as part of her campaignto encourage children to play outside, has initiated the move todevelop ‘Back to Nature’ gardens equipped with facilities thatwould fascinate the child to engage in physical activities. Playingoutdoors should be a vital part of every kid’s earlydevelopment. Besides boosting physical and mental growth, it alsohelps the child to learn various life skills: a great chance for kidsto run, jump, make a mess, explore their self in natural surround-ings.With the advent of modern technology, children these days arespending more time on their iPads, Nintendos or in watching tele-vision. Scientists, doctors, mental health experts, educationalists,sociologists from across the globe have been professing the needto allow children to go out into the natural world. This, they stress,not only helps in their development, in terms of physical and men-tal, but also that of the society as a whole.Unfortunately, children these days do not appear to have sparetime as well. The parents, in their eagerness to make their wardsexcel in every sphere, lay more emphasis on after-school activi-ties, coaching, organised sports etc. Due to this, children havereally no time to do activities like climbing trees, building dens,playing in the mud etc. which used to be the regular fun activitiesof the children in the earlier days. Moreover, living in a nuclearfamily makes it all the more difficult to let kids go out and playwhile ensuring they are safe and sound under adult supervision.Hence, digital technology becomes the easiest and the only op-tion for parents to keep their kids busy with something while theyget busy completing their never-ending office or householdwork. But this is taking a huge toll on their health. Obesity is per-haps the most visible symptom of the lack of such play.As per the studies conducted worldwide, by spending just few min-utes with nature can help in improving mental wellbeing and self-esteem. Free and unstructured play in the outdoors boosts prob-lem-solving skills, focus and self-discipline. Socially, it improvescooperation, flexibility, and self-awareness. Emotional benefits in-clude reduced aggression and increased happiness.Nature is a tool to get children to experience not just the widerworld, but also themselves. Let them learn how to take respon-sibility and how to measure risk for themselves. Children arethe future of our nation. Let us all play a conscious and proactiverole in developing a positive outlook toward outdoor games orsports among kids.

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Wing, General Surgery,Medicine Wing, PoliceHelp Room, Medical Of-ficer Emergency Wing,Emergency Room, Gen-eral/Surgery Room.

On the Second floorHealth service assis-tance, NCD, pediatri-cian, dental testingwing, ICTC, male ward,female ward, pre andpost delivery room, ma-laria wing, (hirkani kak-sha) a room dedicated formom’s to breastfeed theirnew born, gynaecologist,sonography, vaccinationdepartment, labour the-atre/ female disease oper-

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an administrative offic-er room, administrativeoffice, medical inspec-tor cabin, national childhealth program, eye op-eration room theatreare located.

The event wasgraced by the presenceof EX MP RamsethThakur, Raigad Dis-trict Collector Dr VijaySuryavanshi, KonkanMhada Chairman Bal-asaheb Patil, JNPTTrustee Mahesh Baldi,Mayor Dr KavitaChoutmol, Commis-sioner GaneshDeshmukh, HealthDeputy Director Dr.

Gauri Rathod, JilhaParishad CEO DilipHalde, Raigad DistrictCivil Surgeon Dr. AjitGavali, Assnt DirectorHealth Dr SurekhaMende, Deputy MayorVikrant Patil, HouseLeader Paresh Thakur,RPI Kokan PresidentJagdish Gaikwad, BJPTaluka President Arun-seth Bhgat, City Presi-dent Jayant Pagde, Dis-trict Spokesperson Y TDeshmukh, Vice Presi-dent Rajendra Patil,Shiv Sena District Ad-visor Baban Patil, Dis-trict Chief ShirishGharat, Dr Arunku-mar Bhagat and othereminent dignitaries.

Panvel Finally...Cont. from pg. 3

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By: Lakshman Sundar

Navi Mumbai: Vashibased CardiumAdvanced Heart CareClinick (CAHCC)organized a freemedical camp onSeptember 10, 2019 atthe GanapathyFestival Pandal nearMTNL, Sector 16A,Vashi, Navi Mumbai.

Cardium Advanced Heart Care Clinickorganizes a free medical camp

Over 100 people whovisited the GanapathyPandal to havedarshan of the Lordavailed of the opportu-nity and got medicalcheck-up. Cardium’smedicos took measure-ments of weight, bloodpressure, pulse, bloodsugar etc. “I thankCardiac Advanced

Heart Care Clinick fordoing this type of freemedical camp. Com-mon people like me,really benefit throughsuch humanitarianservices. In any clinicor hospital, theycharge nearly thou-sand rupees for these

Cont. on pg. 6

By: Vinod Chandrashekhar

Dixit

Union MinisterNitin Gadkari defendedhefty fines under thenew Motor Vehicle Act,saying the govern-ment’s intention wasnot to impose heavy pen-alties on people but tobring road discipline forpreventing loss of livest h r o u g haccidents. Implementationof these traffic laws canbring down the roadaccidents considerably.These laws are compul-sory by dealing outchallans in the name ofthe lawbreakers, whichwill motivate them tointernalize the law.

India is the secondlargest market for two-wheelers in the world.Being so close to lead-ership in terms of num-bers and with two-wheelers being the pre-ferred mode of trans-port for over a hundredmillion Indians, onewould tend to thinkthat enforcement of ba-sic safety laws would bestringent. A helmet isthe most basic, simpleand yet effective safetydevice that a two-wheel-er rider can use to pro-tect him or herself. Thehelmet only protectsthe head, but the needto protect that part ofour anatomy hardlyneeds to be re-

Life is tough, Wear Helmet

emphasized. The newrules enable state gov-ernments to designateany person /agency asthe enforcement agen-cy to detect and imposea penalty on overload-ed vehicles.

Stressing on theneed to have strictpenalties for trafficnorms violations,Gadkari has rightlysaid that “In thecountry, there are fivelakh accidents hap-pening each year,around 1.5 lakh peopledie. Should we notsave these lives? Ifthere is no respect forthe law of the landand there is no fear aswell, then it is not agood thing”. With theincrease in thenumber of Roadaccidents wearing agood helmet is anabsolute must, even ifit is uncomfortableduring peak summermonths and even if

the two-wheeler isbeing taken out to thenearby place. The rateat which the numberof two-wheelers inIndia is rising is 20times the rate atwhich the humanpopulation is growing.In such a scenario,fatalities are onlygoing to rise if thingsdo not change fast. Astudy has found thatindividuals wearing ahelmet withoutchinstrap sufferedsevere injuries in roadaccidents more thantwice as compared toindividuals wearing astrapped helmet.Accident victims whohave had serious headinjuries rarely getback to normalcy evenafter surgery. Helmetswith visors alsoprotect the rider’seyes from debris andsmall insects, which

Cont. on pg. 7

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HEALTH AND NUTRITION

By: Bhavani Swaminathan

Mothers arealways worried abouttheir child’s health,nutrition and food.Most of the childrenare fussy when itcomes to eating. Also, as mothers, weneed to take care byproviding themwith all the microand macronutrients. Children needfoods that yieldenergy, that fueltheir systems,that provide themwith proteins, fatsand carbohy-drates. To buildup the body,repair the worn-out parts andregulate the bodyprocesses theyneed all thenutrients. Dietplays a crucialrole in the child’sdevelopment.Apart from thediet follow thesimple rules/things with yourkids for healthyeating:

1. Environ-ment : Your childshould be eating foodin a elaxed state.Give him/her freshhome cooked food.

2. Focus onFood : Do not givegadgets or phone orallow the child towatch televisionwhile eating. Rathertell him stories sothat he enjoys food.Let the child concen-trate on food rather

than phone.3. Use Your

Kitchen Rather thanApps : Our ownkitchen can createmagic. Do not regu-larly use apps toorder food. Insteadcreate your ownrecipes for your kids.That’s what ourprevious generationsused to do.

4. Going BackTo Roots : Let thechild go out and playand do some exercise.This will help him tobuild strength andwill remain fit.

Quick, Easy,Mouth watering

snack for KidsEvening time is

difficult to managefor the mothers aswhat has to be givento the child to eat.Here’s a quick,mouth wateringrecipe which is sodelicious and superhealthy as well.Ingredients :Lijjat Papad : 2NosOnion : 1SmallTomato : 1Small

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Green Chilli : Half (Optional)Salt : Asper tasteAmchur : Very littleChaat Masala : LittleCorriander leaves : To sprinkle

Method :Finely cut onion,

tomato and greenchilly. Mix all themasalas, salt andcorriander leaves andkeep it aside. Cutpapad into 2 pieces. Heat a tawa and roasthalf piece papad. Rollit immediately into acone when the papad

is hot. You can use atissue paper to hold itas it will be little hot.Now fill the cone withthe ready masala andimmediately serve it.You child would loveto have this healthysnack.

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Natural hair care iswhat you need to turnto if your hair has beenexcessively coloured,straightened, bleached,or damaged in any way.Before you start mak-ing use of some of thesenatural hair care prod-ucts, consider thesetips: Make sure you areusing the right sham-poo. Always get a sham-poo that is suited foryour hair type. We onlythink of hair wash, con-ditioners and the likewhen it comes to haircare, but there is somuch more. Paying at-tention to hair texturemakes a lot of differ-ence, for, each type —oily, dry and normal —requires a differenttreatment.

The first step inhair care is regular cut-ting, which not many ofus do, and continue toworry about hair fall,thinning and dry ends.Regular cutting is asimportant as washing;it makes the hair evenand healthy, and pre-vents split ends.

The next step iswashing. Regular

Hair care tips

By C K Subramaniam

washing is the best forany type of hair. But,it’s not about using anexpensive shampoo;choose a shampoo ac-cording to the hairtype, irrespective of thebrand. A lot of hairproblems can be solvedby choosing the rightshampoo. Ideally, hairmust be washed everyday; it makes the scalphealthy. Those with dryhair can wash it everyother day.

The final step is con-ditioning. There areconditioners for differ-ent types of hair, so becareful about the oneyou use. After shampoo-ing, the conditionermust be applied only onthe hair, without touch-ing the scalp. It shouldbe done regularly forall types of hair, as itgives a coat to the hair,makes it smooth, andprotects it from the sunand pollution. Hair se-rum or leave on is oneof the best conditioners.

Use the right hairproducts and plenty ofconditioner. Condition-er will help hair main-tain its elasticity and

movement. A deep con-ditioning hair treat-ment every week is ide-al; it helps hair remainsoft and gorgeous. Stylehair using volumisingmousse, to make it ap-pear more glamorousand healthier. Healthylooking hair is the eas-iest to work with — itis easier to style andmaintain, and has bet-ter movement andbody.

Dry hair complete-ly before going out inthe cold. The cold willaffect hair, so blow dryon the cold setting.Use a thermal protec-tion spray if in ahurry and if usingheat to blow dry hair.Do not put on hairaccessories right afterblow drying, becausethe hair is still warm,and will instantly cooland take the shape ofthe accessory. Takegood care of your hairand stay stylish.Always remember,hair can make a bigdifference to yourappearance.

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Thane: The 5th Maha-rashtra State ParalympicSwimming Championship2019 was organized on Sep-tember 7, 2019 by the Gon-dia District Paralympic As-sociation at District SportsSwimming Pool, Gondia.Special players with Au-tism, Down Syndrome etc.were given the opportuni-ty to participate.

Sanika Vaidya (17) aresident of Thane, partici-pated in the group of S - 14junior girls category. Shewon the gold medal in the5m freestyle and Silvermedal in the 8m back-stroke event.

Sanika Vaidya bags firstplace in 5 meter freestyle

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Owners and employees of Newsband & Nave Shahar along with KD Construction PvtLtd perform final puja of the Lord Ganesha idol on the occasion of Anant Chatur-

dashi before its final immersion of at Sector 7 Pond in Vashi

The family members of Bhagat family who have been celebrating Ganesh festival atVashi Goan for over five decades take out a procession wearing Koli attire

Popularly known as Navsala Pawnara Maharaja by itsdevotees the idol of Lord Ganesha makes it way for the

final immersion

Capturing the spectacu-lar send off to an idol of

Lord Ganesha

The women devotees who were at the helm of all the pujas along with sports andcultural activities at Prerna Seva Mandal at Sector 6 Vashi had mixed feelings before

their Ganesha idol final immersion

DEVA SHREE GANESHA

The volunteers had a field day on the occasion Anant Chaturdashi and immersedover 700 plus idols of which 62 were from Sarvajanik Mandal

Devotees carrythe idol of LordGanesha ofAPMC’s MasalaMarket in Sector19, Vashi amidstbeat of drums

Sr PI, Vashi Police Station Anil Deshmukh along with NMMC C Ward Asst Commission-er Divakar Samel along with their support staff oversaw the successful immersion till3am on Friday morning of over 700 plus idols of which 62 were from Sarvajanik Mandal

VashichaRaja was thefinal idol tobe immersedat the Sector

7 Pond,Vashi amidstManachi aartirecited by its

exuberantdevotees

(PhotoFeature

by AshokDhamija)

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Issue : 114 14 September, 2019

Letter to the Editor....

RIP Ram JethmalaniDear Editor,With the passing away of Ram Jethmalani on

September 8, 2019, India has lost an eminent ju-rist, an able administrator and a seasonal Parlia-mentarian. Ram Jethmalani was a vetarian lawyer and a former UnionMinister. He was witty, courageous and never shied away from boldlyexpressing himself on any subject. He will always be remembered withaffection by the Indian public whom he served with such honour anddedication.

Jubel D’Cruz, Mumbai.

Need for a concrete policyGrowth of any city is synonymous to its industrialization and

economic development. The huge man power needed for sustain-ing this development process actuates the rural urban shift lead-ing to migration from nearby rural areas. Most of the times thecity is not able to provide the basic amenities required for livingto this migrating population, who then seek shelter in the slums.These squatter settlements or slums are in fact the by-product ofuncontrolled urbanization. The slum population keeps multiply-ing at a very high rate and more mouths to feed than hands toearn, lead family members especially the children, either intocrime or begging. These are two fields which do not require anysort of investments and are a source of easy money.

Navi Mumbai too has become the hub of such activities. In-fact the population of beggars is increasing at such a rapid pacethat it looks very soon Navi Mumbai would soon earn a new nick-name for itself that of the “city of beggars”. One encounters beg-gars on almost all the traffic signals, outside hotels and restau-rants, near ticket counters of railway stations and outside reli-gious places. The beggars and eunuchs seem to get some sort oftraining to extort money from the vehicle owners who stop at thesesignals. They in a very adamant manner coax and cajole peopleto dole out money. If someone refuses to pay, they dare to abuseand even try to inflict damage on the vehicles in their bid to showdispleasure. If a person happens to be travelling in an auto rick-shaw, they create embarrassing scenes by touching feet, beggingwith folded hands, displaying empty stomachs and sometimes byeven crying, in turn forcing the person to yield and give alms.Apart from this, these beggars along with the vendors pose agrave accident threat as they continue with their business with-out caring for the traffic and the onus for their safety lies with thevehicle driver.

The police should take steps to curb these illegal activitieswhich apart from creating shabby scenes are also accident haz-ards. In spite of all the noise made by the media, the warninghas been ignored time and again. Efforts should be made by theauthorities to persuade these people to slog for earning theirlivelihood rather than resorting to easy money making throughbegging. CIDCO/ NMMC should construct “beggars home” andcan take the help of the various NGOs, social organizations inrunning them. There are organizations which are doing commend-able work by providing education, skill training programmes tostreet children, vagabonds etc. There is the need to encouragesuch philanthropic organizations to be able to prevent creatingparasites on the society.

kinds of check-ups.Others should follow

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check-up.The medical reports

were given to those whohad been examined atthe pandal on the fol-lowing day.

Cardium ...

Cont. from pg. 3

By: Chandrashekhar

Hendve

Navi Mumbai: In thememory of notedpolitician Dr. Shri-kant Jichkar and withan aim to spreadawareness on Obesityand Diabetes, a 5-km3 D Walkathon hasbeen organised onSunday 15th Septem-

‘3D Walkathon’ to spread awarenesson Obesity and Diabetes

ber at Mini Seashore,Sector 10, Vashi.

Speaking about theevent Nitin Kamble,Navi Mumbai coordi-nator said, “The eventaims at making peopleaware about Diabetesand the ways tocontrol it”. He said,during the eventpeople will be ex-

plained about thefamous ‘Dr. Jagan-nath Dixit diet’. Dr.Dixit advices twomeals a day and 45minutes of walk everyday.

The entry for thewalkathon is free. Theparticipants will begiven free breakfastand a certificate.

By: Crime Reporter

Navi Mumbai: A policesub-inspector workingin the Thane policeforce has been arrestedby Vashi police for abet-ting his wife to commitsuicide. It is allegedthat the police sub in-spector, Atish BaburaoMhatre (30) used tophysically assault hiswife at their residencein Vashi.

The accused arrest-ed in the case works inthe Thane police forceat Wagle Estate PoliceStation. In February2018, he got married toDhanappa Mali’sdaughter Jyoti (24) inSangli. Within amonth of marriage, Jy-oti realized that he had

Police sub-inspector arrested forabetting wife to commit suicide

an extramarital affairwith another youngwoman. Jyoti was con-vinced as she saw chatrecords of the younggirl on Atish’s mobile.Jyoti even revealed thisto her mother-in-law.However her mother-in-law told her to ignorethe matter. Later Jyotiinformed her brotherabout her husband’salleged affair. Follow-ing which they wouldoften quarrel with eachother. On May 20 dur-ing a fight, Atish alsotried to strangle Jyoti.

Jyoti was taken byher father to herparent’s house. Later,after the meetingbetween the families,the differences were

resolved and theaccused was told tomend his ways.Mhatre, however, didnot heed to advise andallegedly continued tohave relation with hisgirlfriend.

This infuriated Jyo-ti who committed sui-cide by hanging herselfin her living room onThursday morning.

The court has sentthe accused to twodays’ police custody.Police said that caseshave also been regis-tered against thevictim’s mother in-lawJagdevi Mhatre,brother –in lawPramod Mhatre andfather-in-law BaburaoMhatre.

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By Dilip Sengupta

Today is Mahalayaarambh, widely knownas Pratipada Shraddh.(A Vidhi before DurgaPuja). An auspiciousday too for all Hindus,when those who are nomore in all Hindu fam-ily, Shradha is per-formed to give rest tothe departed soul. Eventhose who can afford goto “Gaya” and performthis ritual, which giveseternal relief to the de-parted soul. After thisritual it is not neces-sary to perform furtherrituals. One gets “Mok-sh”.

Your creative ener-gies are making yourestless and you arelike a bubbling volcanowaiting to burst forthwith new ideas. This isa good time to identifythe most workable ones

and then set down ac-tion plans to achievethem. You may have togo beyond your comfortzone to make substan-tial progress but youare not one who shiesaway from hard work.You now have learnt totemper your self-confi-dence with patience andgoodwill and are lessbrash. So people don’treally resent your spec-tacular successes. Thesame dedication may berequired to handleevents at home but TheLord Almighty guidesyou out from tight sit-uation.

If you have been sol-itary for long or notcommunicating toomuch with others, thisis the time to come outof your shell and facethe real world head on.

This is the only way toresolve matters thatseemed in surmount-able. Working togetherwith close associateswill provide exponentialgrowth. Whether it isco-workers, bosses orsubordinates, yourspouse/partner, childrenor even extended fami-ly, you will have to workout a win-win agenda.There is a danger of ac-cidents due to careless-ness or absentminded-ness at home/workwhile travelling. So bealert at all times.

The Lord Almightycontinues to send youblessings for both per-sonal and professionalsuccess. Events thatbegan in September,2018 may now find fru-

Cont. on pg. 8

can often turn out tobe accident-causingdistractions.

The enforcement ofsafety laws such as acompulsory helmetuse tends to beextremely lax in manyparts of the country.Two-wheeler ridersare almost twice aslikely to be injuredgrievously from anaccident as comparedto car passengers.Unfortunately, thereare many two-wheelerriders who choose toride without a helmet.Statistics shows thatcompliance, even inStates where acompulsory helmetlaw exists, tends to belower amongst wom-en. There are innu-merable stories of roadfatalities, which couldhave been avoided ifthe riders were withwearing helmets.

The third key part

of the helmet is thecushioning. Highquality sponge andwoven cloth is used tocreate padding for cov-ering the key areas ofthe head that are proneto injury in the eventof a fall. The keysspots that are swad-dled by the cushioningare the temples, ears,back of the head andthe area just below theeye-sockets. The lastcomponent of the hel-met that is equallyimportant is the re-straint or clasp thatholds the helmet inplace around the wear-er’s head.

There are fewmyths that arecommonly associatedwith wearing ahelmet. Some thinkthat it leads to hairloss but there is noscientific proof forthis. Some think thata rider is not able tohear properly but infact helmets help riderto hear well by cuttingwind noise. It pre-

vents neck injuries inthe event of fall, thuspreventing fatal headinjuries is far muchmore important thanpreventing neckinjuries. The risk ofdeath is nearly 2.5times more amongriders not wearing ahelmet compared withthose with ahelmet. Amonghelmeted patients,only 4.8 per centsuffered severe headinjuries, compared to23.7 per cent withouthelmet patients. Onlyfull coverage helmetswere effective inpreventing headinjury. People do notrealize the seriousnessof the issue unlessthey getvictimized. Societyshould be concernedabout whether a two-wheeler rider uses ahelmet or not.

The writer isfreelancer, writer andcartoonist.Email: dixitpatrakar@yahoo.in

Life is tough...

Cont. from pg. 3

Crime Reporter

Navi Mumbai: TheVashi Railway Policenabbed a robber, RajuNoor Malik, 20, whoafter stealing the mo-bile phone from the pas-senger’s pocket tried torun away on Wednes-day evening at theVashi railway station.

The complainant

Vashi Railway Police nab mobile thief

was at Vashi railwaystation at around 5 pmlast Wednesday andwas waiting to catchthe local from platformNo. 3. Taking advan-tage of the rush at thestation, the thief Maliktried to flee with themobile phone. However,when the complainantraised an alarm, the

police men patrolling atthe station chased thethief and nabbed him.

They seized the mo-bile phone from his pos-session. During furtherinterrogation, it wasfound that four moreoffenses of theft havebeen filed against himat Panvel Railway Po-lice Station.

Mumbai: Sea-gram’s Royal Stagmade the grand addi-tion of the world’s lead-ing bowler into theirdream team recently.Jasprit Bumrah, In-dia’s new pace sensa-tion has joined the Roy-al Stag stable. Ridinghigh on his excellentperformance in the ICCCricket World Cup & inthe recently held WestIndies tour, Bumrah isan embodiment of tal-ent & extraordinarypotential and fits in wellwith the philosophy ofthe brand, said an offi-cial from Seagram’sRoyal Stag.

Cricket has alwaysbeen central to RoyalStag’s brand communi-cation. Over the years,the brand’s continuousassociation with theworld’s top cricketershas strengthened itsengagement with crick-et lovers across thecountry.

True to its iconic sta-tus & philosophy

Seagram’s Royal Stag strengthensits dream team with Jasprit Bumrah

Appoints the celebrated bowleras its brand ambassador

around cricket, thebrand entered into a 5year association withthe ICC in 2018 & iscurrently endorsed byleading cricketing starsfrom across the globe -South Africa’s Faf duPlessis, England’s BenStokes, India’s KLRahul, West Indies’ An-dre Russel, NewZealand’s Kane Will-iamson, Australia’sMitchell Starc.

Welcoming Jaspritto the Royal Stag

dream team, KartikMohindra, CMO, Pern-od Ricard India, said,“Royal Stag has alwaysbeen an iconic brandthat has inspired peopleto dream, achieve andmake it large in life. Weare extremely excited tohave Jasprit Bumrahon board. His journeyfrom debut till today,has been inspirational,where now, he is unan-imously acknowledged

Cont. on pg. 9

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Thane : This Ganeshfestival Viviana mall setan example to makedevotees more aware ofcelebrating festival inan eco-friendly man-ner. Devotees were ap-pealed to get ‘Nirma-laya’ (flowers, leavesand garlands) convert-e dinto compost manure.

In the last nine daysof the Ganesh festival,devotees deposited over4,500 kgs of Nirmalayawith Viviana Mall inThane.

After daily collec-tion, Viviana Mall seg-regates biodegradableand non-biodegradablegroup and has startedthe upcycling process toturn it into organicmanure at its process-ing unit within the mallpremises.

On depositing Nir-malaya at the six col-lection points inside themall premises, devoteeswere issued coupons toallow them to collectmanure for free. Theprocess has com-menced to compost Nir-malaya into fertiliser,and the same will bedistributed for free be-tween September 21-30. Devotees will get tocollect organic manurefrom mall’s informa-tion desk at the mainentrance.

With this, the holyperishables will end up

Viviana mall’s Nirmalayaproject- A hit with devotees

at a family’s home plan-tation or building gar-den, giving a new life tonature.

Having adopted thisapproach, the mall en-sured the festival is cel-ebrated in a true eco-friendly spirit.

“We have been reg-ularly working withvarious groups and in-dividuals to promote aneco-friendly way of liv-ing. This was anotherinitiative in the samedirection and the re-sponse received wasencouraging, whichproves that people arebecoming environmen-tally responsible andconscious with theircelebrations as well ashabits,” said Rima Kir-

tikar, Senior Vice Pres-ident, Viviana Mall.

Through ‘Nirma-laya Project’, VivianaMall ensured that land-fill site received over4,500 kgs of fewer per-ishables, thereby alsohelping the civic au-thorities in the Mum-bai Metropolitan Regionin ensuring people havethe best of the facilitiesduring festivities.

“We thought thatonly families and indi-viduals will come for-ward to participate inthe initiative but to oura pleasant surprise, wealso got trucks comingin to give us Nirmalayafrom public Ganeshafestival organisers” saidKirtikar.

ition. Health, wealthand work from the trin-ity for you and with thegrace of the God, youcan see definite en-hancements in theseareas. The three big C’s–Computers, Corre-spondences and Con-tacts –could benefit youtremendously if youcan overcome your in-built resistance to theunusual and unexpect-ed. Don’t be too conser-vative and open yourmind to the prowess oftechnology. There couldbe long journeys relat-ed to work. The more

you commute/commu-nicate/contact the moreyou benefit says TheLord Almighty. Thisapplies to the homefront too.

You have madeenough money and nowit’s time to seek an-swers within. It hasbeen a hectic period andyou long for some peaceand solitude. You arefatigued by the contin-uous interactions withpeople. You look to thescriptures for answersand ponder questionsabout life, death anddestiny. It is half wayend of the year andthere are deadlines tobe met, the mood is cel-ebratory and there are

several responsibilitiesfor you to deal with. Soyou are hard pressed tofind time for spiritualpursuits. This moonphase can give splendidbenefits to those in-volved in working be-hind the scenes like re-searchers, detectives,archaeologist, writers,software engineers, tal-ent scouts, HR execu-tives. It is an actionpacked period and youare truly stretched andhave much to do.

The Earth’s famousAstrologers have saidthat that during thistransit you will discov-er that your associa-tion with others willtest you out and make

increasing demands,often this will be sourc-es of difficulty in yourlife and dealing withthem will take greateffort on your part,some relationship willend because they de-mand more than theyare worth. This transitoften coincides withmarital breakup. Evena good marriage willhave to confront itsflaws even /one of themis under the influenceof a Saturn in their 7th

House.Co-workers will

make greater demandson you than in the pastbecause as they see youin someone who canaccomplish things and

they want you to proveit. On entering thehouse, Saturn has onceagain come above thehorizon of your natalchart. This means thatyour attention is againfocused primarily awayfrom your inner world,out into the socialworld. If you have beenpreparing yourself prop-erly during the last six-teen years getting toknow who or what youreally are, what youcan do and cannot do,then you will begin toget recognized, duringthis time, but thishouse also calls forthtest of your abilitythrough confrontationswith others. This may

be particularly obviousin your profession, butit applies equally toyour personal life. Thisis another factor in themarital tensions thataccompany this transit.The better you handlesuch confrontations,the better your relation-ships will be in the im-mediate future.

Enquiries, if any aresolicited onNo.9869472971. How-ever only calls frommobile/cell phones willbe entertained. Matchmaking for marriagecompatibility of anycommunity will bedone free of cost. How-ever, please take priorappointment.

Numerology...

Cont. from pg. 7

tunity to use the swim-ming pool in the park.”

Ravindra Ithape,Leader of the House inNMMC said, “ThePark is meant foreveryone. The pro-posed entry fee isirrational and henceneeds to be revised.The minimum en-trance fee should beRs.5 for the age of 5-12 years and Rs.10 for13 to 60 years citi-zens. The charges forthe functions insidethe park should be

Rs.25,000 instead ofRs.35,000 fromMonday to Friday andfor Saturday, Sundayand Holidays it shouldbe Rs.30,000 insteadof Rs.40,000. Theextra hourly chargesshould be Rs.5,000instead of Rs.6,000.There should be amonthly pass facilityof Rs. 50 for those whodesire to come to thePark on a regularbasis.” NMMC MayorJaywant Sutar said,“The lawns aregenerally used by theelite section of thesociety and hence thecharges have been

fixed accordingly.”This remark,

however, did not godown well with thecorporators. “CentralPark is the onlyfacility in Ghansoliarea and will be one ofthe best spots for thepeople of that area.The facility will beused by people fromall economic strata.Hence, the entrancefee should be kept tothe minimum possi-ble.”

The proposal will bediscussed again in thenext general bodymeeting.

Civiccorporators ...

Cont. from pg. 1

By: Chandrashekhar

Hendve

Navi Mumbai: In thememory of notedpolitician Dr. Shri-kant Jichkar and withan aim to spreadawareness on Obesityand Diabetes, a 5-km3 D Walkathon hasbeen organised onSunday 15th Septem-

‘3D Walkathon’ to spreadawareness on Obesity and Diabetes

ber at Mini Seashore,Sector 10, Vashi.

Speaking about theevent Nitin Kamble,Navi Mumbai coordi-nator said, “The eventaims at making peopleaware about Diabetesand the ways tocontrol it”. He said,during the eventpeople will be ex-

plained about thefamous ‘Dr. Jagan-nath Dixit diet’. Dr.Dixit advices twomeals a day and 45minutes of walk everyday.

The entry for thewalkathon is free. Theparticipants will begiven free breakfastand a certificate.

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as one of the greats ofthe game across all for-mats. He is a source ofinspiration to the mil-lions across the coun-try who are ambitious,embody self-belief andare willing to go the dis-tance to fulfil theirdreams”.

Joining the RoyalStag Team, JaspritBumrah said, “I amdelighted to be associ-ated with a brand thatconstantly inspiresIndia with the powerof sports & spirit ofmake it large. I feelthat my journey as acricketer and myachievements weredriven by an underly-ing passion of Makingit Large irrespective ofthe challenges &

Seagram’sRoyal...

Cont. from pg. 7

hurdles I faced”.Capturing the es-

sence of Seagram’s Roy-al Stag, young pacerJasprit Bumrah willsoon be seen in a full-fledged 360 degree mar-keting campaign.

made arrangements for forklifts at the immer-sion sites.

In Belapur node at five immersion places, 1416residential and 50 public Ganesh idols were im-mersed. In Nerul node at two immersion sites,1205 residential and 29 public idols were sub-merged. In Vashi area at two immersion places,724 residential and 62 public Ganpati were im-mersed followed by 710 residential and 48 publicidols at three immersion places in Turbhe. InKoperkhairane at two immersion places, 708 res-idential,112 public Ganesh idols were immersed,while in Ghansoli area at four immersion places,1321 residential and 104 public idols were im-mersed. In Airoli at three immersion places, 681residential and 23 public were immersed and in Digha area at one immersion place 530 residen-tial and 59 public idols were immersed.

Like every year this year too, a big stage waserected at Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Chowk inVashi where NMMC Mayor Jaywant Sutar, Dep-uty Mayor Mandakini Sutar, Civic Chief Annasa-heb Misal, Standing Committee Chairman NavinGavte, Former MP Dr. Sanjeev Naik, CorporatorAvinash Lad, Prakash More, Anita Manvatkar,NMMC Committee member Raju Shinde, CityEngineer Surendra Patil, Deputy Commissionerof Solid Waste Management Tushar Pawar, Da-dasaheb Chabukashwar (Deputy Commissioner,Zone-1), Dr.Amrish Patnigere (Deputy Commis-

sioner, Zone-2) and many other officials werepresent. They showered petals on the idols thatwere going for the visarjan.

In order to ensure smooth immersion ceremo-ny, the NMMC had installed Italian gabion wallsystem at 14 main ponds. Bamboo barricades werebuilt at all immersion sites to maintain safety.Under the guidance of Municipal CommissionerAnnasaheb Misal, Additional CommissionerRavindra Patil, Deputy Commissioner DadasahebChhabukaswar, Amrish Patnigere and other offi-cials monitored the immersion process. Every sitewas equipped with 750 lifeguards, volunteers, andfire tenders were kept standby. Special provisionwas made for the proper immersion of the biggeridols. Back-up generators were installed at eachimmersion sites to ensure adequate electricity.

First aid facilities, including drinking waterwas also provided. The solid waste managementdepartment installed two separate nirmalayakalash for disposing of wet and dry waste. Thecivic body also placed boxes where the devoteescould drop the coconut and other fruits which isdistributed to the poor and needy.

NMMC Mayor Jaywant Sutar and Commis-sioner Annasaheb Misal personally visited all theimmersion sites and inspected it.

Under the guidance of Navi Mumbai PoliceCommissioner Sanjay Kumar the police depart-ment and the traffic police, maintained law andorder and no untoward incident was recorded fromany immersion site.

Lord Ganesha... Cont. from pg. 1

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Navi Mumbai: Withher soft, melodiousvoice, Rashmi Panikar,from Nerul is the youngshining star in themusic industry.

Rashmi, who hasbeen learning Hin-dustani classical andlight music since child-hood from her fatherMr. Pramod Panikar,has already won ap-plause and accolades inAmchi Mumbai, whereshe gives live pro-grammes. She has con-ducted a couple of stageshows at RavindraNatya Mandir Dadarunder the genre

Rashmi Panikar- The shiningstar in the music industry

Ghazals and soulfulsongs with the wholefamily under the ban-ner ‘The Panikars’which includes her fa-ther, Mr. Pramod Pan-ikar, her brother Mr.Rohit Panikar and hiswife Ms. Anjana Nair

and herself.Having done her de-

but in a Malayalammovie ‘Love Bonda’ withthe song ‘Muhabbat kiJannat’, Rashmi hasrecently recorded for asong for an upcomingmovie named ‘Bagh-path Ka Dulha’ whichis set to release soon.Her musical journeywas recently featuredin the ‘Top Pick’ maga-zine.

Rashmi Panikarwith her perseverance,self-discipline, self-confi-dence and singing skillshas become a source ofinspiration for theyouths of the country.

By: Jaspal Singh Naol

Navi Mumbai: Tomark the 550thParkash Purab, thatis the birth anniversa-ry of the First Sikhteacher, Guru NanakDev, the first everInternational NagarKirtan that com-menced in Pakistan atSri Nankana Sahib,the birthplace of GuruNanak Dev Ji will bewelcomed by Sikhs ofNavi Mumbai on 21st

September, 2019 withgreat fervor, followedby number of events. Jaspal Singh Sidhu,Chairman of SupremeCouncil Navi MumbaiGurudwaras, said,“The PalkiSahib entered Indiavia Wagah Border inAmritsar, after thebhog commenced atSri Nankana Sahib inPakistan, on August01, 2019. The Interna-tional Nagar Kirtan

International Nagar Kirtan of Sikhsto reach city on 21st September

thereby scheduled togo across 65 majorcities of 16 states ofIndia over the courseof 100 days andwill conclude thejourney at GurdwaraSri Ber Sahib Sultan-pur Lodhi. TheInternational NagarKirtan departed fromIndore to Khamgaonin Maharashtra onFriday.

Meher SinghRandhawa, GeneralSecretary of SupremeCouncil Navi MumbaiGurudwaras, whileexplaining the sched-ule to Newsbandreporter informed,“On 20th September,2019 GurmatSamagam will be heldat Kalamboli Gurud-wara Sahib, from 7pm to 10 pm. On 21st

September, 2019 theInternational NagarKirtan will be wel-comed at Kamothe

entrance under thebridge at 3 pm andwill proceed towardsKharghar. Sharp at 4pm thesangat (devotees) will gatherat UtsavChowk, Khargharfrom there the NagarKirtan will proceedtowards CBD BelapurGurudwara Sahib. On22 September 2019, at9.30 am Nagar Kirtanwill proceed towardsAiroli GurudwaraSahib and Palki Sahibwill stay from 11am to12pm for darshan atAiroli GurudwaraSahib and thereafterNagar Kirtan willproceed towardsMumbai.”

The MaharashtraSikh Association andSupreme Council NaviMumbai Gurudwaraswill be jointly manag-ing the three daysprogramme in thecity.

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Ganesh Naik finally joins BJPalong with 50 corporatorsMore than 10,000 supporters grace the function

By Abhitash D.Singh

Navi Mumbai: Finallyall the speculationsthat was rife amongstthe political fraternitysince the last fewmonths, have come torest. On 11th Septem-ber, 2019 the formerGuardian Minister,Ganesh Naik finallyjoined the BharatiyaJanta Party (BJP)along with his 50 Na-tionalist Congress Par-ty’s corporators in thepresence of Maharash-tra CM Devendra Fad-navis and many seniorleaders from the partyat CIDCO ExhibitionCentre in Vashi.

More than 10,000supporters of GaneshNaik were present dur-ing the event and couldbe heard shouting slo-gans like “GaneshNaik Aage Badho HumTumhare Sath Hai”.

All the supporterspresent during thefunction were given the

BJP Cap, flags and alsothe BJP symbolic muf-fler to put around theneck.

The CM along withBJP senior leaders gavea warm welcome to allthe 50 corporators ofNCP who joined BJP.

Maharashtra CMDevendra Fadnaviswhile addressing thegatherings said, “BJPis growing by leaps andbounds and it is regard-ed as one of the clean-est party in the coun-try. In our party every-one is welcome andthere is equal opportu-nity for all to grow. Weheartily welcome theformer Thane Guard-ian Minister GaneshNaik in our party alongwith his 50 corporatorsand supporters withopen arms. We are con-fident that in the com-ing Assembly electionswe will perform excel-lently in Navi Mumbaiunder the guidance of

Ganesh Naik and thelotus will definitelyblossom in the satellitecity.”

Ganesh Naik,Former GuardianMinister of Thanesaid, “BJP hasemerged a one of thebiggest parties in thecountry now and un-der the leadership ofPrime MinsiterNarendra Modi thecountry is developingat a greater pace. Ihave joined the partywith an intention ofhelping the satellitecity grow. Many lead-ers from various par-ties are joining BJP be-cause they know that

in this party they getto share the ideas withthe senior leadership. Iwill work towards thegrowth of BJP in NaviMumbai along withthe growth of the city.”

While 50 NCP cor-porators along withGanesh Naik havejoined BJP, NMMCMayor Jaywant Sutarand four others who arethe standing committeemembers have stayedback in NCP. JaywantSutar was also presentat the function with hissupporters to congratu-late Ganesh Naik andthe other NCP Corpora-tors who have joined theBJP party.

By Ashok DhamijaNavi Mumbai: In a whirlwind trip to the

city, Honorable Chief Minister of Maharashtra,Devendra Fadnavis flagged off the test run of thedecked up three-coach train on the Navi MumbaiMetro Rail Project Line No. 1 (Belapur to Pendhar)from the Taloja Metro Carshed, under CIDCO’sMetro Project on Wednesday 11 October, 2019. Inaddition the CM also electronically distributedallotment letter to 10,000 successful candidatesfrom CIDCO Housing Scheme-2018 and the com-mencement of the registration process of tene-ments in 9,249 for the Economically Weaker Sec-tion and Low Income Group which is part of CI-DCO’s 95,000 Mass Housing Scheme which arebeing built in the vicinity of bus depots, truck ter-minals and railway stations at various nodes ofthe city including Taloja.

The brief function was attended by various dig-nitaries which included Ravindra Chavhan, Min-ister of State, Port, Medical Education, Informa-tion and Technology, Food and Civil Supplies andConsumer Protection and Guardian Minister,Raigad District; Jaywant Sutar, Mayor, NMMC,Dr. Kavita Choutmal, Mayor, PMC; PrashantThakur, MLA, Panvel and Chairman, CIDCO,Mandatai Mhatre, MLA, Belapur; Lokesh Chan-dra, VC & MD, MHADA Konkan Board Chair-man Balasaheb Patil, Raigad District CollectorDr. Vijay Suryawanshi (IAS), Thane District Col-lector Rajesh Narvekar, NMMC Commissioner An-nasaheb Misal, CIDCO; Dr. Prashant Narnaware,Jt. MD-1, CIDCO; Ashok Shingare, CIDCO; Jt. MD-2 Nisar Tamboli, CVO, CIDCO and HOD’s, offic-ers and employees were present in large number.

It may be recalled that out of the four linesproposed for Navi Mumbai Metro, Line no.1 willhave a total of 11 stations of 11.10 kms, which isbeing constructed at the cost of Rs. 3063 crores.Navi Mumbai Metro will make commute easy forinhabitants residing at Kharghar, Taloja andPendhar. At present, the travel time to reach Talojafrom Belapur is 45 minutes. Once the metro be-comes operational, this will reduce to 18 minutes,which will be a great relief for Navi Mumbaikarsusing the route.

The ambitious PMAY housing scheme with themission to provide ‘Housing For All’ was realizedby allotting digitally signed allotment letters tothe successful 10,000 applicants. These letterswere formally inaugurated through the ‘HousingGo Live’ website by the Honorable Chief Minister,GoM, signifying its vision to cater to the EWSand LIG categories. The entire process was con-ducted online through a transparent and user-friendly portal.

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