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Regn. No. 34190/47 No. 218 Port Blair, Monday, August 15, 2016 Web: dt.andaman.gov.in Rs. 3.00 6 Pages

Te l e g ra m she Daily

The Largest Circulating Daily of A&N Islands

Port Blair, Aug 14

The permanent building

complex of the Andaman

and Nicobar Islands

Institute of Medical

Sciences (ANIIMS) will

come up at a picturesque

location at Corbyn's Cove

Extension. The Foundation

Stone Laying Ceremony for

the building was held at the

venue this evening wherein

the Lt. Governor, Lt. Gen

AK Singh (Retd.) was the

chief guest. The Member

of Parliament, Shri Bishnu

Pada Ray was the guest of

honour on the occasion.

Also present were the Chief

Secretary, Shri Anindo

Majumdar and Principal

Secretary (Health), Shri

Raajiv Yaduvanshi.

The Lt. Governor, along

with other dignitaries

unveiled the plaque

marking the foundation

laying for the project. An

all religion prayer was also

held on the occasion.

Among others the function

was also attended by the

First Lady, A&N Islands,

Smt. Suneeti Singh,

Chairperson, PBMC, Smt.

Sheela Singh, Adhyaksha,

ZPSA, Smt. Minati Biswas,

Smt. Rupa Ray, DGP, A&N

Islands, Shri Rajesh Malik,

ACCI President, Shri Girish

Arora, Councillors, PRI

members, Medical

Consultant and Director of

ANIIMS, DHS, Senior

Officers of the

Administration, other

HoDs, Doctors and

students of ANIIMS.

In his key note address,

the Lt. Governor called the

occasion as a great

moment, as the dreams of

the Islanders to have a

Medical College is

beginning to fructify. "I am

confident that the Medical

College will serve the

Islanders greatly", he said

complementing all the

Islanders for this landmark

achievement. The Lt.

Governor also thanked the

Hon'ble Prime Minister,

Shri Narendra Modiji,

under whose vision and

support the Medical

College could be

established in these

Islands.

He also thanked the

Political and public

representatives including

the Member of Parliament

for their support in shaping

the Medical College. The

Lt. Governor also thanked

the Chief Secretary,

Principal Secretary and

others who contributed in

the establishment of this

Medical College, both the

past and present teams. He

specially conveyed his

appreciation for the work

done by the Medical

Consultant, the Director,

DHS and their teams.

He also mentioned about

the recent visit of the MCI

team who did not make any

observation and have rated

the present Medical

College of A&N Islands as

very good. The Lt.

Governor also

complimented the first

batch students of Medical

College as they are the

pioneers of this College

and urged them to work

hard and become top class

doctors. "This year 225

students have qualified in

the ANIPMT", the Lt.

Governor said, and asked

the Chief Secretary and

Principal Secretary to start

preparing our students

well in advance for the next

year's examination to be

held on all India basis

(NEET). Regarding the

quarry near the site of

ANIIMS, the Lt. Governor

asked the Principal

Secretary and Deputy

Commissioner to look into

the feasibility of having an

alternative quarry site. He

also desired that street art

could be used on the rock

face to beautify the area.

He called upon all the

Doctors to work in synergy

and serve the people of the

Islands. Expressing

confidence that our

doctors are committed to

give the A&N Islands their

best, the Lt. Governor

assured that the

Administration is striving

towards providing even

better health care facilities

in the far flung Islands. He

also mentioned that the

College of Nursing will

start functioning from

September 15 onwards

while a Trauma Centre with

Lt Governor lays foundation stone for ANIIMS

Calls upon doctors to work in synergy

& provide their best for Islanders

state of the art facilities and

dedicated team of doctors

besides a Cancer Care

Centre will also be put in

place in this financial year.

He also spoke about the

ANISHI scheme under

which 818 people have

been benefitted so far,

availing free medical

treatment on the mainland.

The Lt Governor

concluded his speech by

praying to Almighty to

bless the people of the

A&N Islands and all the

projects meant for the

welfare of the people here.

He expressed his

satisfaction on the

development of A&N

Islands during the last

GREETINGS

On the auspicious occasion of our Nation's 70th

Independence Day, I convey my heartiest greetings and

best wishes to the people of Andaman & Nicobar

Islands.

Let us, on this auspicious occasion, resolve to dedicate

ourselves to strengthen our national fabric and shoulder

the responsibility of taking our territory and the nation

to greater heights. On this day we pledge ourselves to

safeguard our freedom and uphold the nation's

sovereignty and integrity and contribute towards peace,

progress and prosperity.

While the country is marching ahead in all walks of development, the Andaman &

Nicobar Islands have also been parallely witnessing unprecedented progress in the

past two years - especially in sectors like higher education, connectivity,

implementation of Centrally Sponsored Schemes and Programmes, thanks to the

visionary guidance and leadership of Hon'ble Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modiji.

This Independence Day, let us resolve to come together and take our pristine Islands

to greater glory and prosperity.

Lt Gen AK Singh (Retd)

Lieutenant Governor

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

GREETINGS

On the occasion of the

70th Independence Day, I

extend my warm greetings

and good wishes to the

people of A & N Islands. I

am proud to say that we are

peace loving people from

various castes, creeds and

religions, and live in

harmony here. We also

have diversity in terms ofculture, language, social norms, traditions and customs

and are an outstanding example of unity in diversity.

On this occasion, I appeal to the people of the Islands

to strive to make India a strong and prosperous Nation

in the years to come.

(Bishnu Pada Ray)

Member of Parliament (LS)

A&N Islands

Twenty One

Gun SalutePort Blair, Aug 14

On the occasion

of Independence Day 2016,

a Twenty One Gun Salute

will be fired from Ross Island

at 12 noon on Aug 15, 2016.

All concerned have been

warned to keep themselves

and their vessel/fishing

dinghy away from the firing

range during the mentioned

date and time.

three years, saying that he

has tried to serve the

people to the best of his

abilities and with full

committment.

In his address on the

occasion, the Member of

Parliament, Shri Bishnu

Pada Ray spoke about his

experience when he

recently visited J&K and

expressed his gratitude to

the defence forces for their

services for the Country

and its people. He also

made suggestions on the

Medical College and

lauded the doctors of the

A&N Islands. The MP

urged the Administration

to get medical machineries

Port Blair, Aug 14

The 70th Independence

Day will be celebrated in a

befitting manner in these

Islands too together with

the rest of the country

tomorrow (Aug 15). The

main function for the 70th

Independence Day will be

held at the historic Netaji

Stadium wherein the Lt.

Governor, Lt Gen A K

Singh (Retd) will hoist the

National tricolor at 9 am

while there will be fly past

by helicopter carrying

National Flag

simultaneously.

The Lt. Governor will

inspect the Guard of honour

and present Medals,

Gallantry Awards &

distribute Commendation

Certificates. The main

function at Netaji Stadium

will conclude with National

Anthem.

Before arrival at the Netaji

Stadium for the main

function, the Lt. Governor

will visit National Memorial

Cellular Jail and place

wreath at the 'Martyr's

Column'.

Meanwhile, the Traffic

Police has made elaborate

traffic arrangements and

traffic diversions for the

smooth conduct of the

main function of the

Independence Day

celebrations.

Independence Day celebrations in Isles;

LG to hoist National Flag at Netaji Stadium

Port Blair, Aug 14

The Chief Secretary, A&N

Administration, Shri

Anindo Majumdar will

hoist the National Flag on

the occasion of

Independence Day on Aug

15 in the Secretariat

premises at 8.15 am. All the

Officers and staff of the

Administration have been

asked be present in the

Port Blair, Aug 14

Sixteen persons have been

chosen for the coveted Lt.

Governor's Commendation

Certificate this year for

meritorious services and

achievements in their

respective fields.

The persons who will

receive the Commendation

Certificate tomorrow (Aug

15) include Shri S. Chetti,

Safai Mazdoor, PBMC, Shri

Sushen Mallick, Deputy

Education Officer, Rangat,

Middle Andaman, Shri Y.

Palraj, Post Mortem

Attendant, GB Pant

Hospital, Shri Bavesh

Sardar, Constable (General

Duty), 154 Infantry

Battalion, Bihar, Shri B.

Venkatesan, SE (AE) & Shri

Dinesh Kumar, Uttam

Navik (ACD), Coast Guard,

Shri Shivkant, Clearance

Driver-I, Incharge,

Clearance Diving Unit,

Indian Navy, Shri Jagdish

Kindo, Head Constable,

Police Motor Transport,

Port Blair, Shri Nishikanto

Mondal, Social Worker,

Bangaon, Rangat, Middle

Andaman, Smt. Priyabala

Sarkar, Livestock Supervisor,

Veterinary Hospital, Diglipur,

Shri B. Tulsi, Assistant

Carpenter, Mill Division,

Chatham, Dr. Christina

Roset t i , GDMO, BJR

Hospital, Car Nicobar,

Smt. Solomi Justin, PST,

Car Nicobar, Late Ratan

Kumar, Head Constable,

A&N Pol ice, Shri L.

Johny Kutty, Sr. Private

Secretary to Lt. Governor,

Raj Niwas, Shri M.N.

Murali, Former Joint

Secretary-cum-Director,

Directorate of Industries.

The Lt. Governor, Lt. Gen

A.K. Singh (Retd) will give

away the Commendation

Certificates to the

recipients during the main

function of Independence

Day celebration at Netaji

Stadium tomorrow

morning.

Sixteen persons to get LG's

Commendation Certificate this year

Secretariat.

Independence Day 2016

will be celebrated in the

District & Sessions Court

as usual at 7.15 am on Aug

15. The Adhyaksha, Zilla

Parishad, South Andaman,

Smti. Minati Biswas will

hoist the national flag at

7.30 am tomorrow in the

premises of GSSS

Manglutan.

Cultural evening

at TGCEPort Blair, Aug 14

Chetana, a Socio-Cultural

Organization, Port Blair will

be organising a function a

cultural evening dedicated

to physically challenged

children titled 'Chalenge Saat

Saat' at the auditorium of

Tagore Govt. College of

Education at 4 pm on Aug

16, 2016. The Adhyaksha,

Zilla Parishad, South

Andaman, Smt. Minati

Biswas will be the chief guest

Live telecast of

Independence DayPort Blair, Aug 14

Doordarshan Kendra,

Port Blair has made

elaborate arrangements

to telecast l ive the

floral tr ibutes of the

Lt. Governor at Martyr's

Column, Cellular Jail

and the 70th

Independence Day

celebration at Netaji

Stadium, Port Blair from

8.30 onwards till the end,

on Aug 15, 2015 in channel

DD-1, a communication

said.

Greetings 'The Daily Telegrams'

wishes its esteemed readers

a happy Independence Day.

Meanwhile, there will be no

edition of 'The Daily

Telegrams' on Aug 16 in view

of Holiday on account of

Independence Day.

- Chief Editor

Independence Day

celebration in Isles

Port Blair, Aug 14

The Adhyaksha, Zilla

Parishad, South Andaman,

Smt. Minati Biswas has

greeted the people of the

Islands on the occasion of

Independence Day. In her

message, she said the day

is celebrated in

India on 15th August in

respect and remembrance

to the Independence of

India. She also wished to

celebrate the Day with joy

and happiness.

The Adhyaksha, Zilla

Parishad, N&M

Andaman, Ms. Prabhabati

Biswas has expressed

her greetings and best

wishes to the

Islanders greeted on

Independence Day

Port Blair, Aug 14

The Lt. Governor, A&N

Islands, Lt. Gen A.K.

Singh, PVSM, AVSM, SM,

VSM (Retd) has reiterated

the commitment of the

Administration towards

the welfare of the people of

the Islands. In his message

to the Islanders on the eve

of 70th Independence Day,

that was telecast by

Doordarshan and

broadcast over All India

Radio, Port Blair, the Lt.

Governor also urged all the

officers of the

Administration to work in

tandem for the betterment

of the Islanders and the

development of the

Islands.

The Lt. Governor said with

the visionary guidance of

our Hon'ble Prime Minister

Shri Narendra Modiji and

efforts of the Islanders, the

A&N Islands are

witnessing significant

strides in development, in

every field. In the year

gone by, many milestones

were achieved while many

more are on the anvil, he

said. "The Andaman

Nicobar Islands are

witnessing a golden period

of 'Good Governance and

C o m p r e h e n s i v e

Development' under the

dynamic leadership of our

Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri

Narendra Modi ji", he said.

Speaking about the

implementation of the

Centrally Sponsored

Schemes envisioned by the

Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri

Narendra Modiji in the

Islands, the Lt. Governor

informed that the total

number of beneficiaries

benefitted out of Centrally

Sponsored Schemes and

LG greets Islanders on 70th Independence Day

Reiterates commitment of Administration

towards welfare of citizensUT Schemes in the Islands

as on last month stands to

1,87,452, out of which

96.74% enjoy the benefit of

Aadhaar based Direct

Beneficiary Transfer

(DBT).

Regarding Safety &

Security of the Islands, the

Lt. Governor lauded the

A&N Police in

strengthening of safety

and security in the Islands.

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Monday

August 15, 20162

and poor sections of the society and Police has set up 'Women and Children Help Desk' at all Police Stations and a dedicated helpline '1144' under Crime Against Women

Cell is operational. As part of the Hon'ble Prime Minister's Digital India Vision, an android based application "SAJAG' has been launched for seeking assistance of police

in times of distress. We have also improved our capacity for Disaster Management and undertaken mock drills for various scenarios, he said.

About Tourism, the Lt. Governor said the sector has shown consistent growth in our Islands and is also providing significant employment opportunities for the local

population. Increased tourist inflow is seen throughout the year including off season months.

The Administration is making all efforts to develop new destinations and also encourage tourism throughout the year. For this, views of Administration have been submitted

to the Government of India for proposed holistic tourism development of 5 Islands namely Ross & Smith, Long Island, Havelock, Neil and Little Andaman. To speed up the

process of development of more ecotourism sites, with focus on North and Middle Andaman, administration has also moved a proposal under Swadesh Darshan/ Coastal

Circuit Scheme of Government of India. It has been accorded in-principle approval.

The administration is also going to encourage "Home stays" to create a product which will give tourists a unique experience of life of people and their history, art, culture

and food. We also remain committed to enhancing safety aspects for all tourism related activities

Turning to the education sector, the Lt. Governor said Education and Health are important sectors in the A&N Administration. He congratulated teachers for the better

results in class X & XII examinations this year.

He also mentioned about the enhanced allocation of funds to A&N Administration by MHRD, Government of India under SSA and RMSA. With these increased

allocations, the quality education will be further improved in these Islands, with special focus on girl child, he said. He also spoke about the new and permanent building

of the Second Degree College here- ANCOL. "We are also in the process of setting up a Law College and a Professional College to increase opportunities for our students.

The existing Mahatma Gandhi Government College (MGGC) at Mayabunder shall also be upgraded soon", he said.

Speaking about the health sector, the Lt. Governor mentioned about setting up of a Trauma Center with Specialists in Mayabundur, the sanction for which has been

accorded. A similar centre in Port Blair is also on the cards. He also spoke about the proposed establishment of Cancer Unit and Cardiology Unit at the new Medical college

site. The arrangement for providing super specialty treatment for the needy people of these Islands as per MOU signed with Medical Super Specialty Hospital Kolkata is

continuing and has provided succour to a large number of islanders, he said.

Regarding accessibility, the Lt. Governor said that the ship acquisition process for procurement of 17 new ships is being progressed on a fast track while ten harbour ferries

will be delivered within 2017, he said. The Lt. Governor also mentioned about the helipad in Long Island that has been completed and developments of helipads at Hanspuri

and Sagardweep have been completed under MGNREGA. He also thanked the Defence Ministry for starting the Dornier service to Car Nicobar and Campbell Bay.

In the road transport sector, 28 new long chassis buses have been deployed in State Transport Units at various islands, he informed.

Regarding connectivity, the Lt. Governor said BSNL has taken steps to augment the total satellite bandwidth to 1.5 Gbps, which will meet the requirement of high speed

broadband as well as quality of 2G, 3G and landline services in the entire A&N Islands. For launch of broadband services in distant islands like Neil, Kamorta, Little Andaman

and Long Island, IP based direct satellite connectivity from these Islands would be established soon, he said adding that all the 69 Gram Panchayats in A&N Islands are

going to be provided with Internet connectivity as per Govt. of India programme.

The Lt. Governor also reiterated the Administration's commitment to strengthen the Primary sector, as envisaged by Hon'ble Prime Minister, by creating skilled manpower,

assured market, infrastructure for food processing and storage, social security for people engaged in the sector and introduction of new technologies to increase

productivity of the primary sector. With this vision, we have gone ahead to create Modern Fish Markets in Port Blair, Model Fisheries Village, Fish Landing Centers, Agri

Marketing Store-'Vatika' and launching of Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana. He also spoke about the efforts of the Administration in converting the entire Islands to

organic by 2018.

The Lt. Governor also stated that the Administration has implemented the National Food Security Act in this UT w.e.f 1st of March 2016 which will ensure food security to

the vulnerable sections of the society.

Turning to power sector, the Lt. Governor said the Administration has taken up projects to replace Diesel based power Generation with Solar power. 50 KWp Grid Connected

Solar Power Plant has been established at Raj Niwas. Establishment of 1MWp Grid connected Rooftop SPV Plants in 13 Govt buildings through M/s Solar Energy

Corporation of India (SECI) is under process.

He also stated that MOU has also been signed with M/s Petronet LNG Ltd. (PLL) for establishment of LNG terminal for replacement of Diesel with non- polluting LNG along

with an LNG- Based 30 MW Power Plant at South Andaman. It is also planned to start pilot projects for wind, biomass and tidal wave based power.

"We are endeavoring to replace present lighting system by Energy Efficient LED lamps under DELP scheme. One lakh LED lamps are under distribution in Ist Phase.

Remaining 3 lakhs LED bulbs will be distributed in 2nd Phase during the current financial year itself", he said.

Mentioning about various others welfare schemes, the Lt. Governor said the Administration has achieved the target of Aadhar seeding of 96.74% to start the Direct Benefit

Transfer (DBT). This will help in stopping leakages in Welfare schemes. He also mentioned about the Centre for Holistic Wellness cum One Stop Centre for women in

distress- 'Arunodaya', by the Social Welfare Department, to provide services for physical, emotional and mental well being and other referral services.

For Tribal Welfare, 15 Andamanese tribes have been covered under Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana for accident insurance and Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Yojana

for life insurance, he said.

About Forest Department, the Lt. Governor said the revised Working Plans of Diglipur and South Andaman Forest Divisions have recently been approved by the Ministry

enabling the Department to sustainably use its resources for meeting the much needed requirement of timber and minor forest produce for the islanders.

The lush green forests and pristine beaches of these Islands have been attracting tourists in larger numbers. In order to give further boost to ecotourism, the Department

is creating infrastructure at Long Island and also opening up new Islands for promoting ecotourism for providing gainful employment to the youth living in and around the

areas.

Work on the Botanical garden is progressing as per schedule and the citizens and tourists alike will be able to avail this attraction soon, he said.

The Lt. Governor also mentioned about the Kamsarat Nallah Dam by APWD in Wimberlygunj benefitting about 40,000 population. He also lauded the APWD for completing

various projects in a time bound manner. "Two Desalination Plants at Mayabunder and Chowra will become operational by the next summer season. The tenders for the

two major bridges at Middle Strait and Humphry Strait have been called. The National Highway work along with the two major bridges has been assigned to NHIDCL, who

will use innovative technology in the construction of roads and bridges. Discussions are also ongoing for the Chatham - Bambooflat Bridge", he said.

Turning to Smart City project, the Lt. Governor expressed happiness that Port Blair city has been included in the fast track for developing as a smart city and complimented

the people and the PBMC team.

Emphasizing the need for employment generation in the Islands, the Lt. Governor urged for promoting entrepreneurship. Under Mudra Yojana in 2015-16, 3757 beneficiaries

availed loan worth Rs. 84.35 crores, he said.

He also spoke about Andaman Bazaar, for giving platform to Self Help Groups and farmers to interact directly. He also expressed happiness that in 2015, 53 recruits got

enrolled in the Army and 62 recruits joined Territorial Army. This year 200 vacancies in the Army are earmarked for the Islanders for which the recruitment is likely to take

place next month. We are also focussing on recruitment in the Navy, Air force and Coast Guard, he said.

The Lt. Governor also stated that the large number of vacant posts in the Administration will be filled up in phases.

Regarding the e.Governance initiatives of the Administration, the Lt. Governor said that the entire process of Registration of property has been computerised. Issuing of

certificates for identified nine services have been computerised and physical acceptance for applications has been stopped.

The Lt. Governor sought the cooperation and support of the people in meeting the challenges and take these Islands on the path of all round progress.

The Lt. Governor also thanked the Civil Administration, Andaman and Nicobar Command for their contribution, print & electronic media for highlighting the developmental

activities of the Islands, besides its constructive criticism in bringing to the fore problems of the people. The Lt. Governor expressed gratitude towards Hon'ble Prime

Minister Shri Narendra Modiji for showing the path to progress and continuous guidance. He also thanked the Member of Parliament, Shri Bishnu Pada Ray for his support

and also lauded the efforts of the Chief Secretary, Shri Anindo Majumdar under whose leadership the A&N Administration has been performing as a committed team while

under the leadership of DGP, the A&N Police has been providing security to the far flung Islands. The Lt. Governor further appealed all the officers of the Administration

to work dedicatedly for the betterment of the Islands.

Reiterates commitment ...(Contd. from page 1)

MV Sentinel will sail for Hut Bay on 16.08.2016 (Tue) at 0700 Hrs from

Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at 2000 Hrs

from Hut Bay. Passenger tickets for the above sailing will be issued to

the general public on 13.08.2016 (Sat) from 0900 Hrs onwards at

STARS Ticketing Counters.

MV Sentinel will sail for Hut Bay on 17.08.2016 (Wed) at 2000 Hrs from

Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on 18.08.2016 (Thu) at 0800 Hrs

from Hut Bay. Passenger tickets for the above sailing will be issued to

the general public on 16.08.2016 (Tue) from 0900 Hrs onwards at

STARS Ticketing Counters.

15.08.2016 (MONDAY)

HAVELOCK & NEIL ISLAND

MV Bambooka will sail for Havelock on 15.08.2016 (Mon) at 0620 Hrs

from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at

0900 Hrs from Havelock.

MV Katchal will sail for Neil Island on 15.08.2016 (Mon) at 0630 Hrs


0845 Hrs from Neil Island.

MV Katchal will sail for Neil Island on 15.08.2016 (Mon) at 1100 Hrs


1600 Hrs from Neil Island.

MV Katchal will sail for Havelock on 15.08.2016 (Mon) at 1300 Hrs from

Neil Island Jetty and will sail back to Neil Island on the same day at


MV Bambooka will sail for Havelock on 15.08.2016 (Mon) at 1400 Hrs



RANGAT

MV Rani Lakshmi will sail for Rangat via Neil, Havelock, Kadamtala

and Long Island on 15.08.2016 (Mon) at 0615 Hrs from Phoenix Bay

Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on 16.08.2016 (Tue) at 0615 Hrs from

Rangat via same route.

16.08.2016 (TUESDAY)


MV Bambooka will sail for Havelock on 16.08.2016 (Tue) at 0620 Hrs



MV Katchal will sail for Neil Island on 16.08.2016 (Tue) at 0630 Hrs from

Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at 0845

Hrs from Neil Island.

MV Katchal will sail for Neil Island on 16.08.2016 (Tue) at 1100 Hrs from

Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at 1600

Hrs from Neil Island.

MV Katchal will sail for Havelock on 16.08.2016 (Tue) at 1300 Hrs from

Neil Island Jetty and will sail back to Neil Island on the same day at


MV Bambooka will sail for Havelock on 16.08.2016 (Tue) at 1400 Hrs

from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will s ail for Port Blair on the same day at


HUT BAY

MV Sentinel will sail for Hut Bay on 16.08.2016 (Tue) at 0700 Hrs from

Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at 2000 Hrs

from Hut Bay.

17.08.2016 (WEDNESDAY)


MV Bambooka will sail for Havelock on 17.08.2016 (Wed) at 0620 Hrs



MV Rani Lakshmi will sail for Neil Island on 17.08.2016 (Wed) at 0630

Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day

at 0845 Hrs from Neil Island.

MV Rani Lakshmi will sail for Neil Island on 17.08.2016 (Wed) at 1100

Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day

at 1600 Hrs from Neil Island.

MV Rani Lakshmi will sail for Havelock on 17.08.2016 (Wed) at 1300

Hrs from Neil Island Jetty and will sail back to Neil Island on the same

day at 1445 Hrs from Havelock.

MV Bambooka will sail for Havelock on 17.08.2016 (Wed) at 1400 Hrs

from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will s ail for Port Blair on the same day at


HUT BAY

MV Sentinel will sail for Hut Bay on 17.08.2016 (Wed) at 2000 Hrs from

Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on 18.08.2016 (Thu) at 0800 Hrs

from Hut Bay.

RANGAT

MV Katchal will sail for Rangat via Neil, Havelock, Strait Island and

Long Island on 17.08.2016 (Wed) at 0615 Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty

and will sail for Port Blair on 18.08.2016 (Thu) at 0615 Hrs from Rangat

via same route.

SEVA SUCHNAYEINALLTHE SAILINGS ARE SUBJECT TO WEATHER CONDITIONS

WEATHERRain/thundershower may occur at many places over Andaman &

Nicobar Islands. Maximum and minimum temperature will be around

30°C and 25°C respectively on Monday 15/08/2016

Observational data for Port Blair in last 24 hoursMaximum Temperature (°C): 30.8

Minimum Temperature (°C): 26.8

Relative Humidity (%) at 0830 IST: 082

Relative Humidity (%) at 1730 IST: 089

Sunrise Time for tomorrow (in IST): 0508

Sunset Time for tomorrow (in IST): 1739

Rainfall upto 0830 hrs of date (last 24 hrs) in mm: 000.0

Rainfall upto 1730 hrs of date in mm: 000.6

Rainfall (Progressive total from 1st January 16: 1423.9

upto 0830 hrs (of date) in mm

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C I N E M A

people of A&N Islands on the occasion of 70th

Independence Day. Smt Kiran Tigga, Chairperson, UT

CPCR has extended her warm greetings and good wishes

to all islanders, especially the children of these islands.

The Chairperson, CCS Ltd, Shri V.K. Abdul Manaf,

Secretary, Shri K. Paramasivam have extended their wishes

to the Islanders on the occasion. The AATO President,

Shri M Vinod, Founder, SFT Shri Bhabesh Majumder

have also greeted the Islander on the 70th Independence

Day.

Islanders greeted ...(Contd. from page 1)

while the Councillor, PBMC, Shri Indrapal Singh will be

the guest of honour. The Acharya, Chinmaya Mission,

Swami Suddhananda Saraswati will preside over the

function, a communication said.

Cultural evening ...(Contd. from page 1)

SPORTS/ Local News

Rio De Janeiro, Aug 14

A turbulent run-up to the Rio

Games behind him, Narsingh

Yadav will be eyeing a fairytale

climax while old warhorse

Yogeshwar Dutt would look to

bid adieu with a second

straight medal when India begin

their Olympic wrest l ing

campaign in Rio de Janeiro on

Monday.

Midway into the 17-day

extravaganza, the biggest ever

Indian contingent of 100-plus

athletes is yet to land a medal

and the onus would now be on

the wrestlers to make up for it.

Having finished with two medals

in wrestling at the London

Games four years ago, the

expectations are high and it

would be up to the eight-

member team to shoulder the

responsibility.

However, the build-up to the

Rio Games hasn’t been very

smooth for the Indian wrestling

contingent with Narsingh fighting

to clear his name in a doping

scandal till the last moments.

Whi le the enti re team’s

preparations were affected due

to a doping “conspiracy”

surrounding Narsingh, but the

man at the centre of the

controversy himself had put up

a brave front all through and

fought out against all odds to

emerge triumphant in the end.

It started with two-time Olympic

medal list Sushi l Kumar

demanding a selection trial in

men’s 74kg freestyle against

Narsingh, who had bagged the

quota place for India last year

in this weight category.

The fight went to the Delhi High

Court, which dismissed Sushil’s

Narsingh, Yogeshwar begin Rio

campaign on Monday

plea of seeking a trial. However,

that was not the end of hurdles

for Narsingh as there was more

trouble in store. With just 20-

odd days for the Olympic

Games to start, 27-year-old

wrestler from Maharashtra

tested positive for a banned

substance in two dope tests

conducted by the National Anti-

Doping Agency (NADA). The

failed dope tests almost derailed

his participation in the Olympics

but Narsingh appealed and

NADA const ituted a

three-member panel to hear his

case.

New Delhi, Aug 14

The BCCI on Sunday

congratulated the Indian cricket

team for winning the four-

match Test series against the

West Indies by taking a 2-0

lead at the end of the third

match in Gros Islet.

BCCI congratulates Team India on

Test series win against West Indies"On behalf of everyone in

Indian cricket I would like to

congratulate Team India on

their series win in West Indies.

This is a result of their

dedicated effort, which has

translated into a series of

successful performances. I

also congratulate Mr. Virat

Kohli and Mr. Anil Kumble for

this victory," BCCI President

Anurag Thakur said in

statement.

The Secretary of the Board,

Ajay Shirke also congratulated

the side.

"My hearty congratulations to

the Indian Cricket team on the

Test series win in West Indies.

The team can be very proud

of what they have achieved,"

he said.

The Indian team thrashed

West Indies by 237 runs in the

third Test to take a 2-0 lead in

the series.

US wins 1,000th

Olympic gold medalRio De Janeiro, Aug 14

Simone Manuel anchored the

U.S. women's 4x100 metres

medley relay team to the

1,000th gold medal in her

country's summer Olympic

history on Saturday, and the

second of her career.

Australia won the silver, with

Cate Campbell touching out

just 0.01 ahead of bronze

medallists Denmark.

The United States were the

defending champions

and Manuel's swim came

about 40 minutes after she

won silver in the 50 freestyle,

an event she called a ‘work

in progress’.

SAI to organise Tiranga Yatra to

celebrate 70th Independence DayPort Blair, Aug 14

The Sports Authority of

India SAG, Centre, Port Blair

will organise a Tiranga Yatra

to ce lebrate 70th

Independence Day on Aug

15. The Tiranga Yatra will

start from Gandhi Statue,

Mohanpura at 4 pm and will

pass through Aberdeen

Bazar, Clock Tower, GB

Pant Road and will end at

National Memorial Cellular

Jail. About 75 SAI trainees

and ex-SAI trainees led by

national and international

level sportsperson carrying

National Flag will participate

in the Tiranga Yatra. The

Tiranga Yatra to celebrate

70th Independence Day will

be held on the same day in

all the SAI Training Centres

functioning in different parts

of the communi ty, a

communication said.

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SOUTH ANDAMAN DISTRICT Port Blair dated the 09th August 2016

PRESS NOTE It is notified for the information of the General Public that the following Traffic arrangements have been made

for the main function of Independence Day, on 15th

August 2016.

1. The movement of all vehicular traffic shall be closed from 0830 Hrs at the following points. (i) Raj Niwas to National Memorial Cellular Jail via Old Telephone Exchange, Vikas Bhavan (ANIIDCO), Scouts

Huts Crossing, Andaman Club, Y-Narayan Junction and CRPF Barrack. (ii) Gymkhana Crossing to R. K. Mission via Dharamshala and Girls School Crossing.

(iii) R. K. Mission to Government Press.

(iv) Annapurna to Clock Tower

(v) Clock Tower to Dharamshala (vi) R. K. Mission to Raj Niwas via Machi Line, Murugan Temple and Gandhi Park.

2. The carcade of Hon’ble Lt. Governor and other dignitaries who are holders of parking card ‘P’ shall be parked inside the Netaji Stadium and near the Andaman Club.

3. The holders of car parking label ‘P’, except the Hon’ble LG’s carcade, may use any route of their choice to

approach the place of function but they are requested to reach the place of function latest by 0830 hrs failing which

their vehicles will be stopped near the Gymkhana Crossing itself.

4. The holders of ‘P-I’ parking labels and other vehicles i.e. four wheeler/two wheelers will arrive at the Netaji

Stadium via Model School-Clock Tower-Gymkhana Crossing to Netaji Stadium. Thereafter, the vehicles shall proceed to the car parking infront of SAI Hostel, Northwest side of the Netaji Stadium.

5. After the departure of the Chief Guest from the place of function, the vehicles bearing parking label “P” shall

follow the route Scout Hut Junction-Vikas Bhawan-Fire Brigade-Old Telephone Exchange-APWD Crossing to their destinations.

6. After the departure of all vehicles parked inside the stadium and near Andaman Club having “P” parking label the vehicles of “P-I” parking label will be released to come to the main entrance of Netaji Stadium to pick up the

guests and shall leave via Scout Hut Junction-Girls School Crossing-RK Mission and RGT Road.

7. All other vehicles without any parking label including two and four wheelers will be parked near Rajiv Gandhi

Water Sports Complex and Aberdeen Jetty. 8. The vehicles intending to proceed to South Point from Aberdeen Bazar shall be diverted towards Model School

Crossing – Bengali Club – Goalghar- Secretariat Junction – Police Line and Nayagaon. 9. No heavy vehicles including Private and STS buses will be allowed to proceed to Aberdeen Bazar from Gandhi

Statue and Bengali Club Junction from 0700 hrs to 1200 hrs. 10. The vehicles intending to proceed to Aberdeen Bazar from South Point shall follow the route of South Point-

Shadipur-Nayagaon Junction-Police Line-RBV-Secretariat Junction and Goalghar.

11. Heavy vehicles proceeding to long route shall be diverted to Goal Ghar and Junglighat from Bengali Club.

12. All the vehicular traffic shall remain suspended in the stretches from Annapurna to Clock Tower, Clock Tower to Dharamshala, Dharamshala to R.K. Mission and Raj Niwas to National Memorial via Netaji Stadium from 0830

hrs.

13. No vehicles shall be allowed to proceed towards the place of function from any side after 0830 hrs. 14. No vehicle shall be allowed to proceed to Aberdeen Bazar after the function from any direction till the crowd

gets dispersed.

15. The vehicles carrying parade contingents after dropping the contingents in front of Netaji Stadium shall proceed to Water Sports Complex towards Aberdeen Jetty and will remain stationed there. After culmination of

parade they will come to Netaji Stadium via Y- Narayan Junction and proceed to their respective units with their parade contingents.

16. Further vehicles intending to proceed to GB Pant Hospital shall follow the route of Gandhi Statue-

Marine Gate – Sisty Nagar – Dignabad – Sea Shore Road – Khan Jn. - Cellular Jail towards GB Pant

Hospital. 17. Private tourist boats carrying tourists from Aberdeen Jetty to Ross Island, North Bay etc. should be shifted to

Junglighat jetty on 15/08/2016.

(UDIT PRAKASH RAI, IAS)

Deputy Commissioner

South Andaman District

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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Dollygunj, Port Blair

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public and the Health Care Facilities (HCFs) of Andaman & Nicobar Islands, that the Ministry of

Environment, Forests and Climates Change has

notified the Bio-medical Wastes Management Rules,

2016, in the Gazette of India, vide G.S.R. 343 (E)

dated 28.03.2016 in exercise of the powers conferred

by Section 6, 8 and 25 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986), and in

supersession of the Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998.

These rules shall apply to all persons who generate, collect, receive, store, transport, treat, dispose, or

handle Bio-Medical Waste in any form including

hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, dispensaries,

veterinary institutions, animal houses, pathological

laboratories, blood banks, Ayush hospitals, clinical establishments, research or educational institutions,

health camps, medical or surgical camps, vaccination

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schools, forensic laboratories and research labs. For

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arrangements for safe disposal of bio-medical wastes.

Any violations of these Rules, shall be liable for

prosecution under the provision of Environment

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6 Monday

August 15, 2016Telegramshe Daily

Port Blair, Aug.14

The two day 'Monsoon

Festival-2016' got

underway at the ITF

ground here this evening.

The First Lady of the

Islands, Smt. Suneeti Singh

inaugurated the Festival as

the chief guest. The First

Lady lit a ritual oil lamp to

inaugurate the Festival.

The Festival is being

organised by the

Directorate of Tourism,

with the support of tourism

stakeholders, SHGs, NGOs

and Departments like Art &

Culture, Agriculture, Police

(Prison), Fisheries and

PBMC with the objective

to promote A & N Islands

as 'round the year tourist

destination'.

The First Lady went

round the stalls put up by

different departments as

well as private stall and

evinced interest in the

exhibits displayed in the

stalls. The exhibits include

handicrafts of local

artisans, such as mats,

baskets, decorative items

made of cane and bamboo.

The artisans apprised the

First Lady of the use and

benefits and the

techniques in preparing the

handicrafts items.

The First Lady also

witnessed a colourful

cultural programme

organised as part of the

Festival. The colourful

cultural events were

presented by the artistes

from Kailashpati Dance

Academy, Pragati Social &

Cultural Organisation,

Dance Natya Acaemy, Bala

Krishna Nritya Academy

and Subash Recreational

Youth Club.

As many as 40 stalls are put

Monsoon festival-2016 gets

underway at ITF Ground

up in the Festival, of which

10 stalls have been put up

by Govt. Departments and

the rest by SHGs, NGOs and

tourism stakeholders. The

two day Festival, which

remains open for general

public from 3.00 pm to 10.00

pm will conclude tomorrow

(Aug.15, 2016).

First Lady gives away prizes to

winners of sports meet

Port Blair, Aug 14

As part of the

Independence Day

celebration, a sports meet

for children of Balika

Niketan & Home for boys

from Ferrargunj run by the

Department of Social

Welfare was held at

Carbyn's Cove today. The

First Lady of the Islands,

Smt Suneeti Singh graced

the valedictory function

and gave away prizes to

the winners and runners

up of volleyball, musical

chair, painting & tug of war

competitions.

Congratulating the

winners, the First Lady

appealed to them to aim

high and achieve greater

goals. Lauding the runners

up, she asked them to

strive hard so that they can

also become the winners.

She appealed to the

children to become good

citizens of the country and

serve the nation with pride

by joining the Police and

Armed Forces or any other

vocation of their choice and

stay focused in life. She

also wished them good

luck for their future.

under Annual

Maintenance Contract

(AMC) and also to engage

isles' doctors to teach

students. Medical faculties

from MIOT, FORTIS can

also be brought so that the

students of ANIIMS get

more exposure, he said. The

MP lauded the students of

A&N Islands studying in

ANIIMS and had a special

mention of Ms. Tasleen

Banu who topped the first

year examinations with an

astounding 77.3% marks,

securing distinction in all

the 3 subjects of Anatomy,

Physiology and

Biochemistry. He also

recounted his work in

various Parliamentary

Committees.

In his address on the

occasion, the Chief

Secretary, Shri Anindo

Majumdar stated that the

stone laying for the new

campus is another

milestone achieved by the

Administration under the

able guidance of the Lt

Governor. The Chief

Secretary urged the faculty

members of ANIIMS to put

their best efforts in making

this medical college a

centre of excellence. "The

Medical College is not only

for the students but also

for the people of these

islands who will get

specialised medical care.

The specialists will also be

deputed in Inter-Islands so

that the people residing

there get better health

care", the CS added. From

next year, the students

intending to get admission

in medical college will have

admitted in the College. Of them, 85 were from A&N

Islands while 15 were from all India quota. "The Medical

College has been set up with the State of Art facilities and

the campus has been planned in this picturesque location",

he said thanking the Lt. Governor for his fervent efforts in

materializing the dreams of the Islanders. He also thanked

the Member of Parliament for his support and guidance in

this regard, the Consultant from ANIMERS, Maj. Gen AK

Dutta also for his guidance. He further said the medical

college has been set under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme

under which 75% of the funds are provided by the Central

Government while the 25% is to borne by the UT

Administration. He informed that the total cost of the

Medical College is Rs.342.14 crore. While Rs. 213.8 crores

was sanctioned by the Ministry, Rs.71 crores is being spent

by the UT Administration.

On the occasion, a 3D model of the proposed Medical

College campus design by Technical Teams from ANIMERS

was also screened.

The foundation laying ceremony concluded with the vote

of thanks proposed by the Director, ANIIMS, Maj.

Gen. RP Choubey (Retd).

Calls upon doctors...(Contd. from page 1)

to compete at the national

level by taking common

entrance exam NEET as per

the Supreme Court order,

the Chief Secretary said

urging the students to work

hard.

The consultant ANIIMS,

Maj Gen. Dutta presented

the project outline through

a power point presentation.

"Four decades old dream of

the Islanders since 1969 to

have a Medical College in

isles has been fulfilled in

2015-16", he said adding that

the ANIIMS is the first

Institute to be established

under the visionary and

ambitious centrally

sponsored scheme of

Hon'ble Prime Minister, Shri

Narendra Modi. This vision

has been translated into

reality under the leadership

of Hon'ble Lt Governor.

Earlier welcoming the

gathering, the Principal

Secretary (Health), Shri

Raajiv Yaduvanshi said

ANIIMS, the first Medical

College of Andaman and

Nicobar Islands became

functional in 2015 with 100

students, who were

Port Blair, Aug 14

Under the influence of

moderate to strong

Southwest monsoon

current, strong

Southwesterly wind speed

between 35 and 45 Kmph

and generally rough seas

likely along and off

Andaman and Nicobar

coasts. Fishermen have

been advised to be

cautious while venturing

into the sea. The general

public have been advised

to take precautionary

measures and in case of

any emergency they may

contact over phone

numbers of State Control

Room, District Control

Room and Emergency

Operation Centres viz.

State Control Room: 03192-

238880 (Tele-Fax),

1077(Helpline), District

Control Room: 03192-

238881, 1070(Helpline),

EOC (Campbell Bay):

03193-264020, EOC

(Kamorta): 03193-263222,

EOC (N&M): 03192-262960,

EOC (Hut Bay): 03192-

284014, EOC (Car Nicobar):

03193-265241, EOC

(Havelock): 03192-282030

and EOC (Ferrargunj):

03192-266527, a

communication from the

State Control Room, Dte. of

Disaster Management said

here today.

Rough sea predicted;

fishermen advised

High wave

warningPort Blair, Aug 14

High waves in the range

of 3.0 - 3.7 meters have been

forecasted in Andaman till

Aug 16 along the west

coast of Andaman Islands

between Ten Degree

Channel to Coco Channel.

Current speeds vary

between 66 - 94 cm/sec.

Meanwhile, similar high

waves have been

forecasted in Nicobar till

Aug 16 along the west

coast of Nicobar Islands

between Ten Degree

Channel to Great Channel.

Current speeds vary

between 124 - 151 cm/sec.

Fishermen have been

advised to be cautious

while venturing into the

sea.

AIR to broadcast

discussionPort Blair, Aug 14

A discussion will be

broadcast on the topic '70

years of Independence and

our Islands' on Aug 15,

2016 at 10.30 am. The

participants are Smti. Leela

Varghese, Shri. Bhanu

Pratap Yadav and Dr.

B.M.Bhatt. The Joint

Director (News),

Shri.D.V.S.Deep will be the

moderator of the

programme, a

communication said.

Port Blair, Aug. 14

A Legal Awareness camp

was held in the Beodnabad

Gram Panchayat Bulding,

Burmanallah today, in which

the Judge Calcutta High

Court, Justice Soumitra Pal,

who is also the Executive

Chairman, Legal Services

Authority, A & N Islands

was the chief guest. The

Camp was jointly organised

by State Legal Services

Authority (SLSA), A & N

Islands and District Legal

Services Authority (DLSA),

Port Blair.

Addressing the gathering,

the chief guest highlighted

the significance of the

camp, which aimed at

creating awareness among

people about their legal

rights. The Legal Services

Authority was established

to provide free justice to the

underprivileged including

tribal, women, physically

challenged and

economically backward

section of the society, he

said urging the people to

make best use of the legal

services made available to

them.

Speaking on the occasion,

the District & Session Judge

and Chairman DSLA briefed

about the activities of

DLSA, which has so far been

instrumental in settling

various disputes and

appealed to people to come

forward and approach the

DLSA for settlement of their

disputes without hesitation.

Shri Krishna Rao,

Advocate & President A &

N Bar Association also gave

details of the free legal aids

being provided by DLSA to

the vulnerable section of the

society.

About 200 people from

different areas of the

Panchayat attended the

camp. They also interacted

with the chief guest to seek

more information about the

steps to be taken up for

settlement of their disputes.

Among others, who graced

the function included, Shri

P Biswas, Registrar, Circuit

Bench of Calcutta High

Court & Member Secretary

SLSA, Shri Debasish

Bandhopadhyay, Addl.

District & Session Judge,

Shri Amar Kishore Mahato,

Chief Judicial Magistrate &

Secretary DSLA, Shri F C

Mondal, CJM, Car Nicobar,

Shri Raja Mukherjee, JMFC,

Port Blair and Shri Indranil

Chakraborty, JMFC,

Campbell Bay.

Ealier, the Pradhan,

Beodnabad Gram

Panchayat, Smt. Shanti

Vardharajan welcome the

gathering and the function

concluded with the vote of

thanks, proposed by

Smt. Farida, Member

Zilla Paridhad, South

Andaman.

Legal awareness camp held at

Beodnabad Gram Panchayat

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