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Vol. * XXX. No. 22 * KAVARATTI * THURSDAY* 30 APRIL, 2015. Price Rs. 2.
Top Stories
PM Modi
suggests joint
exercises by
SAARC nations
for relief,
rescue works
New Delhi : Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
has proposed that
SAARC countries should
conduct regular joint
exercises for relief and
rescue works during
natural disaster. In a
telephonic conversation
with Prime Minister of
Pakistan Nawaz Sharif
today, Mr Modi said,
SAARC countries can
minimise damage during
natural disasters through
the preparedness.
Mr Sharif called Mr
Modi to express his
condolences at the loss
of life in the recent
earthquake. The two
leaders also discussed
unseasonal rain and its
adverse impact on crops.
The Pakistan Prime
Minister appreciated
India’s efforts in the
rescue operations in
Nepal.
Do’s and Don’ts
during
Earthquake
New Delhi : Earthquake
cannot be predicted with
the technology and it is
better to be aware of the
Do’s and Don’ts in case
of an earthquake. If
anyone is indoors then
drop to the ground and
take cover by getting
under a study table or
other piece of furniture. If
there is no desk or table,
cover the face and head
with the arms and crouch
in an inside corner of the
building. If someone is in
outdoors move away
from buildings, trees,
street lights and utility
wires.
If in a moving
vehicle, stop as quickly
and stay in the vehicle. If
trapped under debris, do
not light a match and do
not move about or kick up
dust. Tap on a pipe or
wall so rescuers can
locate the person. Use a
whistle if it is available.
Shout only as a last
resort as it can cause
the person to inhale
dangerous amounts of
dust. Always have a
disaster emergency kit
ready.
Japan proposes new JWG on Nuclear deal;
Firms to invest $ 3 bn in India
New Delhi : Japan has
proposed a new Joint
Working Group to discuss
civil nuclear co-operation
with India. Japanese
Minister of Economy, Trade
and
Industry
Yoichi
Miyazawa, who is in New
Delhi, met Prime Minister
Narendra Modi yesterday
and made the offer to him.
An official release said, the
Japanese Minister told
Mr Modi that he is
accompanied
by
a
delegation of top business
leaders, who have firm
plans to invest 3 billion
dollars in India in the near
future.
Mr Miyazawa said,
the business plan was
especially in support of
Prime Minister’s Make in
India
mission.
The
The Minister For Economy, Trade And Industry, Japan,
Yoichi Miyazawa Calls On The Prime Minister,
Shri Narendra Modi, In New Delhi On April 29, 2015.
Japanese Minister reiterated
his government’s strong
commitment for providing
and facilitating long-term
funding to support the
development of India’s
manufacturing
and
infrastructure, consistent
with Prime Minister Shinzo
Abe’s commitment to Mr
Modi in Tokyo last year to
facilitate financing and
investments of up to 3.5
trillion Yen which is around
2 trillion rupees in the next
five years.
He
reaffirmed
Japan’s
interest
in
supporting the development
of high speed Railways in
India. Mr Modi suggested
that the two nations should
work out a special long-term
arrangement for financing
infrastructure and industry
in India, consistent with the
strategic partnership and
India’s enormous economic
opportunities. Mr Modi said,
Japan was a partner of
preference for India’s
economic development and
that the government would
continue to take steps to
further facilitate and
accelerate
Japanese
investments in India.
Administrator launched two website for Lakshadweep
Kavaratti: Administrator
Shri H.Rajesh Prasad,
IAS has simultaneously
launched the website
for Transparency and
Grievances Portal under
National Food Security Act
(NFSA) to implement the
NFSA in Lakshadweep and
e-store application (Online
store Management System)
for Fisheries Department on
29th April,2015 at Secretariat
Conference Hall. Shri
D.Manikandan,
IAS,
Secretary,
Fisheries
welcomed guest and
gathering. Shri.Basheer,
State Informatics Officer
briefed aims and objective
of the website. In his
address, Administrator
appreciated the staff of
National Informatics Center
for developing useful
websites. The function was
attended by Heads of the
Department and other staff
working
under
L a k s h a d w e e p
Administration.
Transparency Portal for
Food and Civil Supplies
Department
Department of food
and civil supplies developed
and hosted a transparency
portal as part of TPDS
computerization
in
Lakshadweep. The name
of
the
website
is
www.pds.utl.gov.in. This
portal is now available in
internet with the following
information about the
department and it services
1. Organisation chart
2. Citizen charter
3. Email and phone directory
4. Staff Details
5. Stake holders
FCS details
FCI Details
LCMF Details
FPS Details
FCI godowns
State godowns
6. Complete Ration card
information
7. Service
Online Ration card
application, Adding and
deleting members
8. Supply chain information
and online food grain
allotment to fair price shops
9.
Public
Grievance
Monitoring System
This site is developed after
collecting information from
department and created
WebPages with help of
National Informatics Centre
which site security audited
through CERT empanelled
agencies to ensure, no
hacking takes place in the
internet space. This site is
developed with the technical
support
of
National
Informatics center and
hosted in State Data
centre at Technopark,
Thiruvanthapuram.
Online Store Management
System for Fisheries
Department
The Fisheries Department
purchase and supply diesel,
Administrator Shri H.Rajesh Prasad launching website at
Secretariat Conference Hall.
boat spare parts and
fishing requisites to
fishermen through their
store in the islands.
Management of inventory,
sales and cash is one of
the challenging tasks of
department. The online
store
management
system developed and
implemented by NIC help
the department to do the
following
activities
transparently through the
system.
1. Online billing
2. Online Purchase order
generation
3. Online stock movement
4.
Online
cargo
Management
5.
Online Damage
management
6.
Online
Stock
management
7. Online cash book and
Chalan generation
8.
Management
Information Reports
National Informatics
Centre developed this
application and trained all
department staff in the
operation of the software in
all island. This application is
used in all islands store for
selling of diesel and oils.
Recently the department
started the sales of other
items in the store with the
help of this software and
maintaining correct stock.
The software is hosted in
Lakshadweep state data
enter, after security auditing
and this application is
running without any issues
for last 6months. The name
of
the
website
is
eStore@Fisheries.
Cryogenic
engine tested
successfully,
PM hails
space
scientists
New Delhi : In a major
milestone, an indigenous
cryogenic engine, that will
help India put satellites of
upto four tonnes in
geostationary orbit, was
tested successfully at
ISRO’s propulsion complex
at
Mahendragiri
in
Tirunelveli district of Tamil
Nadu. The powerful version
of the cryogenic engine was
ground tested at the Liquid
Propulsion systems centre
(LPSC). The test was
conducted for 635 seconds
and it was successful,
Vikram Sarabhai Space
Centre
sources
in
Thiruvananthapuram said.
A team headed by Director
D Karthikesan led the
testing. ISRO sources said
its chairman A S Kirankumar
visited Mahendragiri for this
purpose. The successful
testing is an important
milestone in developing lift
launch vehicles GSLV
MK-3
for
the
next
generation. Congratulating
the space scientists, Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
tweeted that the engine
tested will enable us to put
satellites of up to 4 tons in
geostationary orbit and it is
a proud accomplishment.
India, Japan
ink action
agenda to
boost trade,
investment
New Delhi : India and
Japan signed a five-point
action agenda to increase
bilateral
trade
and
investment between the
two nations. The fivepoint agenda includes
development of selected
townships in India as
Japanese
industrial
townships,
promotion
of
investment
and
infrastructure development,
further development and
cooperation in IT sector,
enhancing cooperation in
strategic sectors and
Asia-Pacific economic
integration. The action
agenda
was
signed
between Japan’s Minister
for Economy, Trade and
Industry Yoichi Miyazawa
and
Commerce
and
Industry Minister Nirmala
Sitharaman.
30 April, 2015 Page 2
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Govt committed to
affordable 24x7 power
supply to every household:
Goyal
New Delhi : Power Minister
Piyush Goyal today said,
the
Government
is
committed to provide
affordable, 24 x 7 power to
all households of the
country. Replying to
supplementaries in the Lok
Sabha, Mr Goyal said an
efficient, resilient and
financially healthy power
sector is essential for
growth
and
poverty
reduction in the country.
He
said,
the
availability of quality,
reliable and affordable
power helps in the rapid
socio-economic growth of
the country especially the
backward region. Mr Goyal
said, generation capacity
addition has been planned to
meet the rising demand of
electricity in the country.
He informed the
House that based on
demand projection of the
18th Electric Power Survey,
generation capacity addition
target of 88,537 mega watt
has been planned from
conventional sources on All
India basis during 12th five
year plan. The minister said,
114
units
of
under
construction thermal power
projects with aggregate
capacity of 57125 mega watt
are running behind schedule.
TRAI reveals identity of ten
lakh petitioners demanding net
neutrality
New Delhi : The Telecom
Regulatory Authority of
India, TRAI’s website
was reportedly hacked
yesterday after it displayed
details, including e-mail IDs
and names of around a
million people who wrote to
it on the issue of net
neutrality. A Hacker group
claimed responsibility for
bringing down the website,
saying TRAI could not be
trusted with anyone’s data.
However, denying any
hacking of the website,
TRAI officials said the site
was down due to some
technical glitches. The
regulator was severely
criticised throughout the
day all over social media for
disclosing the e-mail IDs.
Netizens panned the
regulator for revealing the email IDs which exposed
over a million people to
potential spamming and
unsolicited marketing emails.
NGRI scientists to study Nepal
earthquake
New Delhi : Additionalincharge of National
Geophysical Research
Institute (NGRI) Hyderabad,
Mr. Mohan Rao has said
that their scientists will
study last week’s powerful
earthquake in Nepal with an
aim to identify quake prone
areas. He said NGRI teams
are going to the Nepal
border to study the
characteristics of this quake
and its aftershocks using
seismic data and field
mapping in the coming
days.
The aim is to assess
the seismic hazard. He said
the
information
and
knowledge
obtained
through the analysis would
be helpful in understanding
the earthquake dynamics
and identify the earthquakeprone areas. The information
would also be useful in taking
decisions on locating
sensitive installations like
nuclear power plants.
He however stressed
that there was no way
earthquakes
can
be
predicted and the need was
to take adequate measures
to mitigate loss of life and
property during such
catastrophe. He also
highlighted the need for
quake-resistant construction
technologies. NGRI is
presently operating a
network of seismograph
stations along the Himalayan
belt.
New Delhi : Home Minister
Rajnath Singh today said
that if India is not secure
then it cannot be a
developed
nation.
Addressing the Border
Security Force, Golden
Jubilee Seminar on Border
Management in India, Mr
Singh said, security is most
important aspect of the
nation and secured borders
are integral to India’s
development. He said,
there is need to think of
socio economic development
of the citizens who are living
near the border. He said,
India will never provoke
conflict by being the first to
open fire across the borders
but will never back off. Mr
Singh said that government
has decided to provide three
floating border outpost in
Sunderban area of West
Bengal and six in the Rann
of Kutch of Gujarat bordering
Pakistan for effective
monitoring.
Security important for India’s
development: Rajnath Singh
32nd U T Level Subroto Mukerjee Cup Football Selection
Tournament – 2015 Commenced
Chetlat: 32 nd U T Level
Subroto Mukerjee Cup
Football
Selection
Tournament – 2015
commenced at stadium
Ground on 28 th April,
2015. The tournament was
organized
by
the
Directorate of Sports &
Youth
Affairs.
Shri
M.Yousuf, Vice President
cum Counsellor, District
Panchayat was the chief
guest of the function. Shri
M.K. Kunhikoya, Sub
Divisional Officer presided
Shri M.Yousuf, Vice President cum Councilor,
District Panchayat addressing the gathering.
over the function. Shri
K.P.Showkathali, Chairman
SMC GSSS felicitated on
the
occasion
and
Parliament passes Payments
and Settlement Bill
New Delhi : Parliament
has passed a bill to
address the problem of
insolvency in the payment
and settlement system by
increasing transparency
and
stability.
The
payments and settlements
systems amendment bill
2014 is also aimed at
bringing India’s banking
payment system in
sync with international
practices. The bill was
passed by the Rajya
Sabha yesterday by voice
vote, with members cutting
across
party
lines
extending their support to
the bill. It was earlier passed
by Lok Sabha.
Moving
the
amended bill, Finance
Minister Arun Jaitley said it
was needed to address the
issue of insolvency. It seeks
to protect funds collected
from the customers by the
payment system providers
and to extend the Act to
cover trade repository and
legal entity identifier issuer.
A Legal Entity Identifier is an
unique ID associated with a
single corporate entity.
Shri A.Akbararali, PET
Secretary
Organizing
Committee proposed vote
of thanks. Earlier, Smt. A
Rahmath
Beegaum,
Principal welcomed the
guest and gathering. As
part of the inaugural
function a mesmerized
march past was arranged.
There was an inaugural
match between Amini and
Kadmat in U-17 category.
Altogether 288 players
comprising under 14 and
under 17 age group
reached for participation
and 35 officials participating
in the tournament.
Govt giving highest priority to
women’s safety: Rajnath Singh
New Delhi : Home Minister
Rajnath Singh today said
the government is giving
highest priority to womens’
safety and planning to set
up Intelligence Units for
Crime Against Women
across
the
country.
Replying to the debate on
demands for grants under
his ministry in the Lok
Sabha, Mr Singh said the
government is taking a
series of measures to
prevent crime against
women including regulating
the sale of acid in the
country.
The Home minister
said, the number of deaths
due to maoists’ attacks has
come down in recent times.
Expressing concern, the
Home minister said,
maoism is not only a
challenge
for
the
government but also for the
entire nation. He informed
the
House
that
communication facilities are
being strengthened in the
maoist infested areas. Mr
Singh said the government
is making all efforts to win
the confidence of the people
in North Eastern states.
Training Programme on “Women Empowerment and Consumer
Rights” For Self Help Group
Andrott: A three days
each workshop mode
training programme on
Women Empowerment &
Consumer Rights was held
from 9th to 14th April 2015
at Multi Purpose Hall. The
programme was organized
by Administrative Training
Institute (ATI), Kavaratti
with the financial support
from Department of
Personnel & Training,
New Delhi.
The programme
was inaugurated by Shri
M.K Sayed Mohammed
Koya, Sub Divisional
Officer. In his inaugural
Address,
SDO
emphasized the role &
responsibilities of women
in the society. Smt. P.K
Mariyommabi,
Child
Development Project
Officer, ICDS preside over
the function. She assured
all the support from ICDS
to SHGs for their
developments. Earlier,
Shri
M.P.Mohammed
Abdurahman, Training
Assistant, ATI welcome the
gathering. He also gave an
overview for the 6 days
training programmes.
The sessions were
handled
by
Shri
Mohammed Ikan, Chief
Facilitator, STDL. His
sessions were highly
interactive and thought
provoking. The participants
were given enormous
opportunities to engage
themselves based on group
activities and individual
performance. Every session
was blend of lectures, group
activities,
individual
performances, role plays
etc.
Several
self
assessments and cases
studies were done to
understand the rights and
handouts were provided for
further references. The
faculties interacted with
participants for the subjects
likes Self Empowerment,
Leadership,
High
performance Team building,
Communication Skills,
Public speaking, Motivation,
Who is a consumer,
Consumer laws, How to be
a
smart
Consumer,
Knowing
your
Shri. M.K Sayed Mohammed Koya, Sub Divisional Officer
inaugurating Training programme.
responsibilities as a
Consumer, Consumer Vs
Products & Services,
Consumer Forum, General
banking tips & online
b u s i n e s s ,
Telecommunication, Public
Distribution System, Being
eco-friendly Consumer,
Dispute Resolution, Right to
information Act etc. About
45 participants from various
Self Help Groups of the
island were attended the
training
programme.
Participants were provided
with training materials,
working
lunch
and
refreshments.
In feedback, participants
appreciated & thanks to the
sincere work jointly done by
the
Department
of
Personnel & Training,
New Delhi, Administrative
Training
Institute,
Department of ICDS &
STDL for arranging such
an
opportunity.
The
participants suggested that
such programmes should
be arranged for women
youths in all the islands.
The programme concluded
with vote of thanks by the
Lady Village Extension
Officer, W&CD Andrott unit.
Centre cancels licenses of nearly 9,000 NGOs
New Delhi : Government
has cancelled the licences
of around 9,000 NGOs for
failing to file annual returns
for the years 2009-10,
2010-11 and 2011-12. In
an order, the Ministry of
Home Affairs said, the
registration of the NGOs
that had neither filed their
annual returns for three
years nor given any
explanation for the delay,
stood cancelled with
immediate effect. The
Ministry has also directed
the district magistrate
concerned to manage the
assets of these NGOs in
any manner considered
necessary and in public
interest. The Ministry had
issued notices to 10,343
NGOs in October last year,
stating that they should file
their annual returns within a
month, specifying amount
of foreign funds received,
sources of such funds, the
purpose for which these
were received and the
manner in which such
foreign contribution was
utilized. However, only 229
NGOs reverted to the Home
Ministry and their replies are
being examined on case to
case basis. The Foreign
Contribution Regulation Act
requires every registered
NGO to submit its returns
annually, irrespective of
whether it received foreign
funding in that year.
30 April, 2015 Page 3
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Govt says 6 more satellites are
planned to be launched
New Delhi : Government
today informed that six
more satellites are planned
to be launched during 201516. These are two
Communication satellites
GSAT-6 and GSAT-15,
three Navigation satellites
IRNSS-1E, IRNSS-1F and
IRNSS-1G and one Space
science
satellite
ASTROSAT.
In a written reply in
the Rajya Sabha, Minister of
State in the Prime Minister’s
Office, Dr Jitendra Singh
also
informed
that
government is also planned
to launch 13 more satellites
from four countries using
India will
neither
provoke
border firing
nor back off:
Rajnath
Singh
New Delhi : Union Home
Minister Shri Rajnath Singh
has said that India will never
provoke conflict by being
the first to open fire across
the borders but will never
back off. Inaugurating the
Border Security Force
Golden Jubilee Seminar on
“Border Management in
India – Challenges and
Options” here today, Shri
Rajnath Singh said that our
forces will give a befitting
reply to shelling and gunfire
from across the border.
Shri Rajnath Singh
said that secured borders
are integral to India’s
development. He said that
the BSF is doing a
wonderful job not only in
guarding the land borders
but is also taking care of the
riverine and coastal borders
along Bangladesh and
Gujarat. Shri Rajnath Singh
said that the Government
has sanctioned six Floating
Border Out-Posts (BOPs)
for Bangladesh border and
three for Gujarat. Assuring
the BSF of Government’s
commitment to provide the
force with latest weaponry
and
equipment,
the
Union Home Minister
lauded the BSF personnel
for
undertaking
welfare activities and
developmental works for the
people residing in the
vicinity of the borders.
The
daylong
seminar is being organized
by the BSF as part of the
series of events slated to
glorious celebrations of its
Golden Jubilee year. The
seminar is scheduled in two
sessions, the morning
session will focus on border
management with Pakistan
and in the second session
the issues on Bangladesh
border will be dealt.
Polar Satellite Launch
Vehicle (PSLV).
He said, as on April
this year, Indian Space
Research Organisation
(ISRO) has launched 74
satellites. Out of these, 7
satellites failed to reach the
orbit due to launch failure
and 3 satellites failed in
orbit. The Minister also
informed that, in addition,
ISRO has successfully
launched 40 foreign
satellites from 19 countries
and 4 micro and nano
satellites built by students of
Indian Universities using
PSLV.
Civil servants
must
understand
government
policies: Arun
Jaitley
New Delhi : Finance
Minister Arun Jaitley has
said that civil servants must
understand the policies of
government but distance
themselves from political
thinking. Addressing the
convocation ceremony of
Indian Institute of Public
Administration in New Delhi
today, Mr Jaitley said, civil
servants need not to be
populist and strike a right
balance between good
governance and humility.
He said, different
service officers need to
attune themselves with
changing
economic
environment and learn from
successful experiences of
others. The Finance
Minister said, mid career
structured training is
necessary for updating the
different level officers and
staff with new changing
situation. He said, it is
necessary for every
service officers to learn
new techniques and
management practices.
RS passes Regional
Rural Banks Amendment
Bill
New Delhi : The Rajya
Sabha yesterday passed
the Regional Rural Banks (
Amendment) Bill, 2014. The
bill seeks to raise the
authorised
capital
of
Regional Rural Banks from
five crore to 2,000 crore
rupees and enable them to
mop up funds from the
capital market. Replying to
a debate on the bill in the
House, Minister of State for
Finance Jayant Sinha said,
the Government is making
efforts to strengthen these
financial inclusion to every
village in the country.
D i s m i s s i n g
apprehensions that the
amendments are a way to
privatise these banks, the
Minister said that there are
enough safeguard in the
bill. He said under the
present system, the Centre
has a 50 percent share, the
sponsor Bank 35 per cent
and the state government
15 per cent shareholding in
the RRBs. He said, in no
case, the share holdings of
banks and they will help the
the Centre and Sponsor
Bank will be allowed to go
government in providing
less than 51 percent.
Govt. of India, Lakshadweep Administration
(Directorate of Education)
Kavaratti - 682555
F.No. 18/10/2014-Edn/Estt(1)
Dated: 24.04.2015
NOTICE
The Department of Education proposes to conduct
the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) for the candidates whose
names are included in the final list for the following posts
are scheduled on 16.05.2015 at Kavaratti as follows.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Sl.No.
Name of Post
Date and time to exam.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------1.
Junior Librarian
2.
Social Education Organizer
16.05.2015 FN
3.
Craft Instructor (Needle Work) 10.00AM to 11.30AM
4.
Nursery Trained Teacher
5.
Fisheries Teacher
16.05.2015 AN
6.
Drawing Teacher (Grade. II)
2.30PM to 4.00PM
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------The candidates are directed to collect their Admit
Card on 14.05.2015 and 15.05.2015 from the Government
Senior Secondary School, Kavaratti. The candidates should
bring one copy of recent passport size photograph for affixing
on the admit card.
Sd/(JATIN GOYAL)
Director of Education
Govt. of India, Lakshadweep Administration
(Office of the Sub-Divisional Officer)
Amini-682 552
F.No.13/5/2014-SDO(A)
Dated : 20.04.2015
NOTIFICATION
ShriAmanulla, Pathemmadachetta (H) of Amini has applied for Heirship Certificate in
respect of his Father (late) Shri. Kidave, Neduvathachetta of Amini Island. He expired on
11.02.2015 at INHS Sanjivani Ernakulam. The local Amin, Amini has reported after due
enquiry that the following persons are the legal heirs of (late) Shri. Kidave, Neduvathachetta
of Amini Island vide F.No.1/4/2012-AKA dated : 07.04.2015.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sl.No. Name & Address
Relationship
Age
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Shri Amanulla, Pathemmadachetta
Son
39 Years
2. Smt. Saromma, Pathemmadachetta
Wife
55 Years
3. Shri Sameer Saman, Pathemmadachetta
Son
35 Years
4. Shri Jafarulla, Pathemmadachetta
Son
28 Years
5. Shri Ali Akber, Pathemmadachetta
Son
25 Years
6. Shri Arif Khan, Pathemmadachetta
Son
23 Years
7. Aminabi, Pathemmadachetta
Daughter
20 Years
8. Shri. Aboosalih,Pathemmadachetta
Son
26 Years
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------It is proposed to give necessary Heirship Certificate in favour of the above persons. The
persons who have objections, if any, to the issuance of the Heirship Certificate as proposed
may file their objections with valid documents in support of their claims to the undersigned
within 30 days from the date of publishing of this notification.
Sd/(T. KASSIM)
Sub-Divisional Officer
Govt. of India, Lakshadweep Administration
Office of the Sub Divisional Officer
Andrott Island, Pin. 682551
F.No. 21/4/2015-SDO(AND)
Dated: 23.04.2015
PUBLIC NOTICE
Application are invited from the interested parties for
the allotment of Advance Reservation of Fancy Registration
No. LD-04-2000 and LD-04-2020
Interested parties can apply for allotment of fancy
number by remitting an amount of Rs. 2000/- (Rupees two
thousand) only by means of Demand Draft in favour of the
SDO Andrott.
The last date to receive the application with D/D is
04-05-2015 at 4.00 PM.
If more than one application is received for the
allotment of fancy number, the number will be allotted by
public auction.
Conditions
01. In case more than one application is received, public
auction will be conducted in the Chamber of SDO Andrott at
04.30PM on 04.05.2015 in the presence of applicants/
representatives.
02. The highest bidder will be allotted the fancy number on
remittance of bid amount by deducting the amount of
Rs. 2000/- remitted by DD.
03. If the highest bidder fails to pay difference amount by
next working day, the amount of Rs. 2000/- remitted by DD
by him will be forfeited to Govt. account and the number will
be allotted to the next highest bidder.
04. The Allottee of the fancy Number should apply for
registration of the vehicle within 15 days on allotment of
fancy Number by producing vehicle before the Registering
Authority.
Sd/(M.K. SAYED MOHAMMED KOYA)
Sub Divisional Officer, Andrott
Administration of the Union Territory of Lakshadweep
Office of the Sub-Divisional Officer, Chetlat Island- 682 554
F.No.8/7/2015-SDO (CHT) (1)/176
Dated :07.04.2015
NOTICE
Smt. Kadeejamma, Badakkila Pura of Chetlat Island
has applied for Heirship Certificate in respect of her Son
Shri. Hamzath, Badakkila Pura Chetlat. He expired on
20.01.2014 at Govt. Hospital, DIU. The local Amin, has
reported after due enquiry that the persons shown below
are the legal heirs of (late) Shri. Hamzath, Badakkila Pura
Chetlat.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Sl.No.
Name & Address
Relationship Age
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Cheriyakoya, Cheriya Pura, Chetlat Father 63 Years
2. Kadeejamma, Bdakkila Pura, Chetlat Mother 51 Years
3. Alhabi, Cheriya Pura, Chetlat
Wife
33 Years
4. Aleena, Cheriya Pura, Chetlat
Daughter 09 Years
5. Mohammed Hisham, Cheriya Pura,
Chetlat
Son
09 Years
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------It is proposed to issue Heirship Certificate in favour of
above individuals. The persons who have objections, if any,
to the issuance of the Heirship Certificate may file their
objections with valid documents in support of their claims
before the undersigned within 30 days from the date of
publication of this Notification in Lakshadweep Times of
failing which the certificate will be issued in favour of the above
individuals as proposed.
Sd/(M.K. KUNHIKOYA)
Sub-Divisional Officer, Chetlat Island.
SYND RURAL SELF EMPLOYMENT TRAINING INSTITUTE
(Synd RSETI)
KAVARATTI, UT OF LAKSHADWEEP
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30 April, 2015 Page 4
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