CMYK Vol 08|Issue 136|RNI No. MAHENG/2007/21778|Postal Regn. No. NMB/154/2014-16/Vashi MDG Post Office|Navi Mumbai, Saturday 11 October, 2014|Pages 8|Price Re.1 5-cornered contest makes outcome uncertain Ganesh Naik faces tough challenge on his home ground Belapur By a staff reporter CBD-BELAPUR: Break down of Congress-NCP alliance on the one hand and Sena-BJP on the other makes the election scene a bit murky. Ganesh Naik, who has gone unchallenged for 15 years, is facing a tough challenge this time. Naik is fighting a multi-cornered contest, four of them considered main rivals. Cont. on pg. 3 Rikshaw men back Shiv Sena Young man, you must learn politics from dogs. You must know before whom you should wag your tail and at whom you should bark. By a staff reporter SANPADA: Rikshaw men from Navi Mumbai have extended their unstinted support to Shiv Sena. This was announced at a rally of rikshawmen held at Wadar Bhavan in Sanpada on Friday. The rally was organized by the Deputy dis- trict chief of Shiv Sena Manohar Gaykhe. Sena candidate from Belapur constituency Vijay Nahata and from Airoli constituency Vijay Chowgule were present on the occasion. The rikshawmen announced their full support to both of them. Sena leaders Vittal CMYK More, K N Mhatre, Ranjana Shintre, Vijay Mane, Rohini Bhoir, Corporators Dilip Ghodekar, Santosh Sarate, Sunil Kadam, Harishchandra Thakur, Surendra Mandlik and Jitendra Kambli were among those present on the occasion. Gajanan Khabale on the campaign trail Gets overwhelming response from the residents in Koperkhairane By a staff reporter KOPERKHAIRANE: Maharashtra Navnirman Sena candidate he was surprised by the overwhelming response given by the public. from Airoli assembly constituency went on a padayatra at Koperkhairane on Friday. His objective was to meet his voters in parson and establish a dialogue with them. And In the course of the day, he covered Sectors 1 to 10 of Koperkhairane. 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No. NMB/154/2014-16/Vashi MDG Post Office Phone : 2789 53 80 Telefax : 2789 3147 e-mail : [email protected] website : www.newsband.in CMYK CMYK Vol 18 No 24Navi Mumbai 11 - 17 October 2014RNI No. 71478/97 Pages 4 Price Re.1 Ineptness of the authorities is causing harm to APMC traders: Vijay Nahata By Vijay Bhor VASHI: “Ineptness of the administration in the maintenance of premises in APMC market is causing a lot of problems for the whole sale traders here,” said Shiv Sena candidate from Belapur constituency on Friday. He was speaking in the course of his voter contact rounds in the market area where he met a number of traders. Many traders voluntarily joined the campaign. Sena MP Adhalrao Patil was prominently present during the outing. Sena candidate from Airoli, Vijay Chowgule also joined in. Speaking on the occasion, Chowgule said that whenever the traders were faced with problems, Sena has come to their rescue. Whether it is the issue of Cess, LBT or mar- keting, Sena has extended full backing to the trading community. Presently, the proposal to scrap APMC has the potential to ruin the lives of thousands of traders. But they need not worry. Sena will stand solidly behind them,” he declared. Vittal More and Ramdas Pawale were some of the leaders who took part in the campaign. Namdev Bhagat releases his party’s manifesto for the city CBD-BELAPUR: Congress candidate from Belapur constituency released his party’s manifesto for the city. Some of the highlights of the manifesto are – *Establishment of a separate Committee to look after the needs of Senior Citizens *Setting up facilities for training sports persons, especially in the villages as per the agenda of state and central governments • Establishing a strong women’s organization to achieve all round progress of the species • Setting up IT parks and SSI clusters to create employment. Helping educated young men to estab- CMYK lish enterprises • Bringing the whole Cont. on pg. 4 To Remember Its Unsung Heroes Next Week By Ashok Dhamija CBD BELAPUR: The picturesque Konkan Railway which is an important link between India’s commercial capital, Mumbai, and Mangalore stretches over a distance of 741-kilometres and connects Maharashtra, Goa and Karnataka States through most difficult terrains, crisscrossing rivers, plunging valleys and mountains that soar into the clouds. The railway line could only successfully constructed due to sheer grit and perseverance of all those involved with it in the face of the many challenges of Nature right from its construction phase. However, as is said, success comes at a price – many men and women, including labourers and Konkan Railway personnel, lost their lives during the construction of the railway line and some on duty during the operations phase. To salute the courage and priceless con- tribution of these brave men and women, Konkan Railway observes 14th October every year as Remembrance Day. Konkan Railway has constructed a ‘Shram Shakti Smarak’ in front of Ratnagiri Station in the memory of these heroes. The Smarak is made of black granite with the names of all these persons etched on it. A book titled “Smruti Pushp”, containing names of these brave persons and details of how they lost their lives, has also been published by Konkan Railway. This year too, Konkan Railway will observe Remembrance Day on 14th October, and a wreath will be placed at the Smarak by Shri Bhanu Prakash Tayal, Chairman & Managing Director of Konkan Railway, followed by observance of a two minute silence. The RPF contingent will pay Shraddhanjali through Shok Shastra and carry out Shahid-Divas parade. CMYK 2 [email protected] 11 - 17 October, 2014 Co-operative Housing Societies Zicom Bags Prestigious IFC-Mint Strategy Award Housing Management - 41 Purchase of property By Lakshman Sundar Zicom Electronic Security Systems Limited, the BSE and NSE listed Rs 6.9 billion security major won the prestigious IFC-Mint A K Bhattacharyya Question : I intend to purchase an accommodation for my own use. What are the precaution essentially to be taken before going for purchase ? Answer : Purchase of an accommodation, is the highest financial transaction in the entire life of a middle class individual. It is the lion’s share of one’s entire saving, if not, entire amount of hardearned money of the life. None can afford to face any adverse fate of such highest financial investment. As such one must be very cautious and arrange for foolproof safeguard to protect one’s interest. It is undisputed fact that the uncontrollable urban growth due to migration from rural to urban areas and the socio-economic situation has deprived common men, to have their independent houses. It has become the general practice to those needy persons to book/ buy ready-made flats/ units, in a building constructed by the builder/ developer. There is no dearth of example where the flat purchasers are cheated by the unethical dealing of the builder/developer to achieve their ultimate motive of financial gain. Blind faith and ignorance of legal consequences leads the flat purchasers to be cheated by the builder/developer in different mode of techniques. So look before you leap. It is our common experience that many time property purchasers are duped on various accounts. Some of them are mentioned herein under such as : (i) fake docu(iii) owner has given mul- tiple General Power of Attorney in the name of more than one person (iv) dispute on layout of land and ownership of the seller (v) same property is sold to more than one person (vi) selling of encroached neighbours’ plot (vii) wide difference of the area of agreement and actual available etc. The flat-purchaser while selecting the property must not compromise against the essential community services like commutation, social atmosphere, market etc. • basic municipal services - water, sanitation, waste collection, storm water drainage, street lighting, paved footpaths, roads for emergency access. • schools and clinics within reach, safe areas for children to play. • places for the community to meet and socialize. Slums are worsening: • as the average age of people in cities is increasing, the average age of slum dwellers is decreasing, so the youth suffer most from unhealthy conditions. • visible disparities between slums and better-off neighbourhoods increase the social tensions in poorer areas. • unplanned growth of settlements makes conventional service It must be overlooked that such a financial trans- action is first and last for him. When affordable proposed flat for purchaser is finally selected, the first and foremost duty for him is to approach an appropriate lawyer for completion of due legal formalities. Draft contact agreement, made by the lawyer of the owner of the property along with your lawyer to finalise the terms and condition for the transaction. Ensure the responsibilities on your appointed layer to arrange and report of due search to ensure lawful title marketability of the property. Collect the draft copy of the agreement of transaction along with all the required photo copies from the owner for its finalisation by your lawyer to protect allround interest of the purchaser. The lawyer should be entrusted for the following activities along with others before registration of the documents. 1. Request for the documents in originals only for verification. 2. Verify ownership from Municipality or S.R.O by yourself or by legal counsel and make local enquiries 3. Keep a look on signatures in all documents including fingerprints along with the signatures. 4. Check the power of attorney, if the given power of attorney or nor. Also check up Cont. on pg. 4 CMYK Strategy Award in Computer and Electrical Appliances segment. Commenting on the award Mr. Pramoud Rao, Promoter Managing Director, Zicom Electronic Security Systems Ltd. said, “We are humbled and motivated by this award as an organization, for being recognized. This award further establishes our zeal to innovate in the Electronic Security industry and lead the industry to think differently.” On behalf of Zicom, the award was jointly received by Ms Cynthia Gokhale, Head Marketing and Mr. Manoj Khadkikar, National Head - Channels and Solution Business of Zicom at a glamorous function held recently at Radisson Blu Plaza, Delhi. IFC-Mint Strategy Awards : IFC-Mint Strategy Awards, an extension of Porter Prize has provided a platform to award the Indian companies which are positively in- fluencing their stakeholders and the society, as a whole, with innovative strategies through which immense value is derived. It recognises and honors the best companies operating in India annually. The objective is to propel companies to These companies not only standout in their respective industry but also equally contribute towards the prosperity of the country. About Zicom : Zicom Electronic Security Systems Ltd. is the leading electronic security brand in India. compete on the basis of value creation, innovation and strategy. Organizations that are operating in India and have shown exemplary strategic acumen over a period of time via their activities were considered and further assessed on a robust framework. The business models of organizations were evaluated in terms of competitive advantage, competitiveness and sustainability across their respective industry and the winning companies were received. The Company offers a wide range of products and customized solutions including services in Intrusion and Burglar Alarm Systems, Access Control Systems, Fire Detection Systems, CCTV Surveillance Systems, Central Monitoring Station and Video Monitoring Station, etc., with focus on retail and SME sectors. Zicom has PAN India operations with service capabilities in 400 cities. It has won a number of prestigious awards-both nationally and globally. CMYK 11 - 17 October, 2014 By Hema Gobindram Lobo NAVI MUMBAI: Approximately 60 percent of the seats under Right to Education Act are vacant in aided as well as unaided schools all over Navi Mumbai. It is mandatory for these to reserve 25 percent of their seats under RTE. Minority institutions are exempted from the RTE Act. Under RTE applicants have to furnish either a low income salary certificate or a SC/ST certificate, clarified Vilas Bhise, Coordinator, Cluster Resource Center, (CRC), Department of Education, Vashi Division. “Since the RTE was made effective two years ago, in 2012, the percentage of seats filled up under the ACT have increased”, he informed. Though there is a great need for seats under RTE a large number continue to remain vacant due to several reasons, explained Bhise, while reiterating that the team of officers under the education department have been undertaking several [email protected] 3 School Admissions PCACS Spikers Strike Silver At Inter-Collegiate Interunder RTE to Zonal Volleyball Tourney become online Four players make it to Mumbai University team awareness programs as well as research to ensure that at least by next year all seats would be filled up. One of the main reasons has been a lack of knowledge on the part of parents regarding the opportunities offered under the RTE, make the RTE procedure online for the next academic year for increased transparency as well as knowledge, so that every one is aware about details of seats available in the related schools. This would also help to make the schools more rePCACS New Panvel won the Silver medal in their maiden outing t pose along with their Chairman and CEO MES Dr. K. M. Vasudevan Pillai , Principal Dr. Daphne Pillai, , Sports Director Padmakshan Padmabaran and other dignitaries while there have been many parents who know but are not confident of providing the backup support to their wards in order to comply with the discipline and requirements of formal school education, informed one of the officers. This was so mainly as most parents have to be away at work and many being illiterate were unable to follow the system. On a positive note, the officers maintained that there are efforts to sponsive and responsible, expressed one of the officers. The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation is responsible for RTE for upto class eight while the students for class nine and ten are taken care of by the Zilla Parishad, thane in case of Navi Mumbai. All students within a radius of 3 km around the relevant school, have a first right over the available seat as per the provisions of the RTE. Inauguration done by Gurnani FAM president Mohan Gurnani inaugurated the Varna Dairy Company’s flavoured toned milk at APMC. (By Sumit Renose) CMYK Text and Photos by Ashok Dhamija NEW PANVEL : Pillai College of Arts, Commerce and Science (PCACS) spiker ’s proved to be a force to contend with in the echelons of Inter-Collegiate Inter-Zonal Volleyball (M) Tournament 2014-15 , and achieved a new personnel best by winning the silver medal in their maiden appearance at S. M. Shetty College of Science, Commerce & Management Studies, Powai recently. The five day tourney organised by the University of Mumbai, Sports Department which also served as the selection trials for the University team was held in the Knock-out cum Super league format. The young spiker’s from PCACS led by state level player Swagatbabu Chilukoti comprised predominantly of fresher’s who gave ample display of their talent and had plotted the downfall of many of their fancied opponents in the tourney and won four of their five matches including two in the knock out stages. In the Pre Quarter and Quarter finals round the Raigad District Champions (Zone IV) disposed of St. Andrews College, Bandra and R. A. Podar College of PCACS young spikers (Red Jersey) played with finesse to overcome many heavy weights in the tourney (File Photo). Commerce and Economics, Matunga in three straight sets respectively. Their first loss in the tournament to defending champions Thakur College of Science and Commerce, Kandivali in the four team Super League stage in three well contested sets 20-25,1825,23-25 only seemed to bring the best out of them in the next match. PCACS came from a set down to defeat Prahladrai Dalmia Lions College of Commerce & Economics, Malad in five sets 20-25, 25-18, 22-25, 2515, 15-11 in a match that lasted over an hour and kept their hopes alive for the gold. In the final Super League encounter PCACS scored a fluent three sets win over Sathaye College, Vile Parle 25-20, 25-16, 2519. They ultimately had to settle for the runner’s up position as Thakur College maintained an unbeaten record to annex the title once again. The selectors who witnessed the tourney in fact selected four players from PCACS which included Vinayak.Upadhyay, Dishant.Rawat, Manoj.Seegu and Nawaz.Khan for the Mumbai University team for their outstanding efforts. “Our young team which comprised of as many as nine first year students played their hearts out and came close to winning the title in their maiden appearance. The loss to Cont. on pg. 4 CMYK 4 [email protected] 11 - 17 October, 2014 Learn to swim Issue : 24 11 - 17 October, 2014, Railway ticket booking scam Though the scamsters involved in the infamous ‘speed booking’ of railway tickets have been rounded up, we don’t know if they will be given condign punishment severe enough to deter others from following on their foot steps. That their houses have been raided and some of their properties have been confiscated is a small consolation. In our opinion, they need to be awarded much more severe punishment. First, their ticket booking agencies – permits – should be cancelled. That too is not enough. The officials will have to ensure that they do not reapply in another name - the name of a family member, associate or friend. Very often, we see that happening in this country. We know of an instance when the licence of a medical store was cancelled for obviously indulging in malpractices. The fellow applied in another name – from Anil Medical to Sunil medical – and the authorities were happy to grant him his request. The infrastructure remained the same, the place remained the same and the persons behind the counter remained the same. The shop was in full operation in about a week’s time. The authorities should ensure that such a thing does not happen in this case. In fact, the party should be effectively black listed. While suggesting that, we are aware that our laws pertaining to black listing are very lax. In BMC, several black listed contractors are being awarded spicy contracts repeatedly. That is because they have the blessings of some senior officials or politicians. The railways should ensure that such a thing does not take place. Incidentally, we need to bring about fundamental changes in our contracting system. In Navi Mumbai, we see a lot of small civil contractors operating anonymously, so to say. We are only told that the contract has gone to say, Onkar Agencies; we are never told who the people behind it are. Often, several agencies get registered with the same address – Nitin Agencies, Vision Agencies and what not! If one contract is granted to Nitin Agencies, the second one is given to C M Agencies. If Nitin Agencies is black listed, the other Agency operating from the same address does not get affected at all! To prevent such malpractices, they must be made to disclose the names of the persons behind the enterprises – whether they are partners, directors or co-owners. When it comes to black listing, not only the enterprises but also the persons behind them should attract the ban, as in the USA. That is the type of fundamental changes needed to bring about transparency and one hopes that the new dispensation under Narendra Modi’s leadership will be able to bring it about. The Bombay Y.M.C.A Navi Mumbai Swimming Pool Department is conducting its Next LEARN TO SWIM batch starting on 28 October, 2014 for Rupees Seven Hundred only. For More details, contact YMCA office on 27572930, 27580496 or email at [email protected]” Namdev Bhagat... of Navi Mumbai under WiFi network of international standard • Obtaining financial assistance for fishermen as per the national fishermen’s policy and obtaining diesel subsidy for them • Introducing a local tax on par with Cess which does not burden either the citizens or the traders • Reorganising APMC and ensur- • • • • PCACS Spikers... the experienced campaigners and defending champions Thakur College of Science and Commerce, Kandivali proved to be the only blip in the tourney. We are thankful to our Coach who has moulded this young team in too match winners, “ shared Swagatbabu Chilukoti, Captain of Pillai College of Arts, Commerce and Science, New Panvel who was a tad disappointed for missing out a place in Co-operative... whether he has given GPA to any other person earlier. 5. Collect copies of the approved layout sheet along with all the approval pertaining to the construction of Building from the municipality and other service units. 6. Check designated land use of the property from MRO office as to whether the said land is Assigned land, Bhoodan Land, Cont. from pg. 1 ing justice to mathadi workers Speeding up the process of redistribution of plots under 121/2% scheme Ensuring that all hospitals reserve 10% cots for poor patients Ensuring that all the financial benefits available under various central and state schemes for SCs & STs reach them Ensuring justice to minority groups Cont. from pg. 3 the Mumbai University team. “This young team led by Swagatbabu showed lot of self belief against seasoned campaigners and It’s very heartening to note that they came in second among 98 teams which participated over all Zones in the tourney This is the first time that a college from Navi Mumbai/ Raigad district has achieved this landmark and that too in their maiden atCont. from pg. 2 Agricultural lands, Inam lands. 7. Check up and collect copies in support of clear title from MRO Office, : 8. Check if the property is free from any and all types of encroachments. 9. Check if property has been mortgaged or if any case filed in court. Check up with records of MRO office and Sub Registrar office concerned. KR To Organise Photography Exhibition By Ashok Dhamija CBD Belapur: On the occasion of Foundation Day of Konkan Railway (KR), a Photography Exhibition is being organized at Madgaon, Goa near Camp Office of Regional Railway Manager of Konkan Railway at Ravanfond Circle from 15th to 21st October, 2014, wherein hundreds of splendid photographs of KR right from the construction phase will be displayed along with running model of RORO train and various other exhibits. The exhibition will be inaugurated by the Chairman & Managing Director of Konkan Railway, Bhanu Prakash Tayal on 15th October at 1000 hrs. The exhibition will be open for the general public after the inauguration. All are invited to visit the exhibition venue and have the pleasure of viewing the exciting display of memorabilia of Konkan Railway. Cancellation Of Special Train By Ashok Dhamija CBD BELAPUR: In view of the poor response to the recently announced Premium Superfast Special Train between Jaipur and Ernakulam stations via Konkan Railway with halt at Panvel this festive season, Railways have decided to cancel Train no. 00631 / 00632 Ernakulam – Jaipur – Ernakulam Premium Superfast Special with immediate effect. Passengers may kindly note the same. tempt. As per the individual performance for our team Vinayak. Upadhyay made an impact as a spiker, Dishant.Rawat with his deceptive jump serves provided the necessary support as a lifter and Manoj Seegu was the best all rounder. The icing on the cake is that four of PCACS players are selected for the Mumbai University Volleyball team in view of the forthcoming All India Inter Varsity Volleyball championship 2014-15 that will be held at Udaipur slated next week” shared Padmakshan Padmabaran Sports Director cum Volleyball team Coach at Pillai ‘s group of institutes. PCACS Team Members: Swagatbabu Chilukoti^ (Captain), Vinayak Upadhyay*, Ashish Tayde, Sagar Rathod, Sushil Kumar, Dishant Rawant*, Saurabh Gharat^, Manoj Seegu*, Sachin Singh, Sohail Shaikh^, Rahul Puvvala, Nawaz Khan and Kewal Durga. * National Players, ^ State Players. 10. Check if all due payments has been paid to ULC, SRO, Electricity Co. and Water & Sewerage 11. For land in Dispute or in legal litigation –approach “Bailiff” of concerned court or “Arbitrator” appointed by Hon’ble High Court. 12. Pay applicable stamp duty in full. 13. Obtain physical delivery of the property and the title deeds. To honour the persistent demands — Free Consultation is extended on all working days for the member societies as mentioned below : Morning — 11 am to 1 pm – at 303, Big Splash (3rd Floor), Sector 17, Vashi Evening - (with prior appointment) — 5 pm to 7 pm — at Keshav Kunj, Plot No. 75, Sector 26, Parsik Hill, CBD Belapur — A K Bhattcharyya, Chairman, Navi Mumbai Co-operative Housing Federation Ltd. Mob : 9820449452, Tel : 2752 1049 / 1050 Printed by Kailash Gindodia Published by Kailash Gindodia owned by Kailash Gindodia Printed at Nava Bharat Press Ltd., Nava Bharat Bhavan, Plot No. 13, Sector – 8, Sanpada, Navi Mumbai – 400 705 and published at C-90, Vashi Plaza, Sec. 17, Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400 705. Editor : K R Bhat • RNI No. 71478/97 Phone : 2789 53 80 Telefax : 2789 31 47. e-mail : [email protected] website : www.newsband.in CMYK CMYK [email protected] 11 October, 2014 www.newsband.in 3 Unidentified vehicles outside KK railway station By Chandrashekhar Hendve KOPERKHAIRANE: One of the most important stations in the city is the Koperkhairane Railway station. The ‘pay-and-park of the vehicles’ system was started by the City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) outside the station premises. It is noticed that now there are unidentified vehicles parked in the parking premises. The Koperkhairane police found five such vehicles parked in the Koperkhairane railway station’s pay and parking plot. One of them has a case regis- tered at the Sion police station. CIDCO had allotted pay and park plot system in Vashi, Koperkhairane, Belapur Nerul which are some of the important stations of the city. Here only the two and four wheelers are to be parked. 5-cornered contest.. His most powerful opponent is Vijay Nahata of Shiv Sena. Having been the municipal commissioner of Navi Mumbai for four years, he knows every secret of his opponent and is sparing no effort to expose him. He has been openly accusing Naik of corruption, especially in the award of municipal contracts. Nahata’s other strong point is his IAS background. He has been losing no chance to run down his ‘boorish opponents’. During the last assembly election, Naik had faced yet another ‘educated’ rival in Suresh Haware. Splitting of votes by MNS candidate and the independents, especially Namdev Bhagat had helped Naik to win the seat. He enjoys none of these advantages this time. The third candidate in the fray is Manda Mhatre who is a BJP nominee. She looks crippled on several counts. First, she is a recent entrant to the party. Second, he is not having enough workers to campaign for her. In the circumstances, she is entirely dependent on the ‘Modi wave’ to see her through. Cont. from pg. 1 The Congress candidate Namdev Bhagat is elated that he is contesting as an official Congress candidate for the first time. During the last election, the alliance with NCP had prevented his party from giving him a ticket. His visceral rivalry with Ganesh Naik had prompted him to enter the fray. I n c i d e n t a l l y, Ganesh Naik, Manda Mhatre and Namdev Bhagat - all come with a village base. That is what makes them cut into each other ’s votes. Bhagat of course is banking on the support of powerful Agri Koli communities. Lest it be forgotten, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena of Raj Thackeray has also put up a candidate. It has nominated its city unit president Gajanan Kale. Opinion polls however do not give much importance to MNS. It also does not have a strong presence in the city. These are considered the main contestants. Of course, there are 10 others, some of them representing smaller parties and independents. The multi-cornered contest makes prediction difficult. In some of the areas, the entries of vehicles are noted by the contractor but the vehicles having gone out or not have not been noted. During the election period in city, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (traffic) Arvind Savle had conducted special drive to find out the unidentified vehicles in the parking plot. During this special drive, Koperkhairane traffic police had done investigation in the Koperkhairane station’s Pay and parking area and they found that five vehicles which were unidenti- Gajanan Khabale... zens .Wherever he went, he was welcomed by enthusiastic crowds by firing crackers to express their support. Navi Mumbai city unit chief Nilesh Bankhele, Secretary Dattatray Suryavamshi, Deputy chief of Vahatuk Sena Anil Dhatrak, Chandrakant Mahadik, Women’s wing chief Priya Gole, Shubhangi Bandichode, Gayatri Shinde, Dr Anagha Deshmukh, Mrinal Mahadik, Yashoda Cont. from pg. 1 Shinde, Shubhangi Yadav, Sonal Butki and Krishnan Iyer were among those who joined then in the day long campaign. Participation of a large number of women was the highlight of the event. Later, he went to Kopri village where he was welcomed by another set of local enthusiasts. He was accompanied by over 200 activists during his round. Letter to the Editor.... Let a new player replace Kohli India lost badly to West Indies in the first ODI by 124 runs. Virat Kohli is continuing with his poor form. India should try out some new players in ODI series against West Indies. This will help India to decide on the right combination of players for the World Cup which is not far off. Unmukt Chand played very well for India ‘A’ against West Indies, which India ‘A’ won. He scored 79 not out and 101 in the two matches, which helped India ‘A’ win both the matches. He also opened the batting in both the matches. He is the player in form. He should be given a chance to play in the ODI series. He can be tried as an opener also. Sanju Samson was taken to England. But, he did not play a single game there. Now, he is dropped for the ODI series for no reason. He also deserves a chance. India should try out Wriddhiman Saha also, since he is a good batsman and also a wicket-keeper. In case Dhoni gets injured, we need a back up wicket-keeper. - S. Ravichandran, Airoli CMYK fied had been parked in the premises. These unidentified vehicles include four wheeler Maruti Omini (MH12 B 9527), Two wheelers (MH 04 BI 1116) (MH42 AM 3161) (MH12 B9527) and Hero Honda passion pulse (MH 01 TA 7896), the case of which was found registered in the Sion police station under section 379. 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CMYK 4 [email protected] 11 October, 2014 www.newsband.in Bharatnatyam Arengatram on 11 Oct By Dinesh Kamath Navarasa Academy of Indian Classical Dance invites all to Bharatnatyam Arengatram On Saturday 11 October, 2014 at Agri Koli Bhavan, Near Vazirani Sports Complex, Off. Palm Beach Road, Sector 24, Nerul (W), Navi Mumbai – 400706 from 6 pm onwards. Apoorva, Krishnendu, Parvathy, Sneha and Srishti (Disciples of Nritya Shiromani Guru Smt. Sushma Gopinath will perform. Apoorva R Nair She is daughter of Smt. Sushama Ravindran and Sri. E Ravindran and had started learning Bharatnatyam at the tender age of four. She is also learning Mohiniyattam from her Guru for the past two years. She is a 6th standard student of DAV Public School, Nerul. She is also learning Chenda(Kerala Drum) for the past one year. Her other hobbies are pencil drawing and painting. Krishnendu Sajeesh She is the daughter of Smt. Mahija Sajeesh and Sri. Sajeesh Kumar, and was initiated in Bharatnatyam by Guru Sushama Gopinath at the tender age of five. She is studying in 8th standard at DAV Public School, Nerul. Krishnendu is a dedicated student exponent of India’s well known performing art form Bharatnatyam and Mohiniyattam. Kashmeera, her younger sister also follows her ‘foot steps’ by learning Bharatnatyam under Guru Seshama Gopinath. Glass painting and Music are Krishnendu’s hobbies, and Bharatnatyam and Mohiniyattam are her passion. Parvathy S Menon She is the daughter of Smt. Saritha S Menon and Sri Puliyath Suresh, a 5th Std. student of DAV Public School, Nerul, and is learning Bharatnatyam from Guru Smt Sushama Gopinath for the last six years. She is also learning Mohiniyattam from our beloved Guru for the last two year. She is practicing ‘Chenda’ (Kerala Drum) at Seawood Malayali Samajam. Drawing and painting are her other passions. Sneha P. M. She is the daughter of Smt. Nisha Babu and Sri Babu P. P. and is a 7th standard students of DAV Public School, Nerul. She is practicing Bharatnatyam dance at Navarasa Academy for last 8 years under the guidance of Smt. Guru Sushama Gopinath. She is also learning Mohiniyattam at Navarasa Academy. She is practicing ‘Chenda’ (Kerala Drum) at Seawood Malayali Samajam. Her hobby is reciting poems. Srishti S. Zinge She is the daughter of Smt. Sneha Zinge and Sri Sachin Zinge and had started learning Bharatanatyam at the tender age of Six. She is also learning Mohiniyattam from her Guru for the past two years. She is a 7th standard student of DAV Public School, Nerul. Her other hobbies are drawing and painting. Chief Guest for the function is Guru Vijay Shanker, Kuchipudi exponent and noted dance critic, actor, model and choreographer. Guest of Honour: V. J. Unni Menon, President – Seawood Malayali Samajam Guru Smt. Sushama Gopinath She is a talented Guru of classical dance – by sheer grit, determination and hard work – and has mastered the Cosmic Art making her unique in the field of classical dance. While a child, little Sushama showed extraordinary talent forcing the parents to seek the advice of their family friend Guru Late Shri Kalamandalam Vasudeva Panicker, a versatile genius, whose guidance and training gave her perfect foundation in Bharatanatyam and Mohiniyattam, a traditional dance form of Kerala. This enabled the then Sushama (maiden name) to win a number of prizes during her school and college period. Sushama continued the quest under Guru Kalaimani Vidwan late Shri Kathiravelu Pillai and Guru late Shri Ramaswamy Bhagavathar. While under the tutelage of Padmabhushan Kalanidhi Narayanan of Adayar, Sushama took course in Abhinaya (acting). Guru Sushama Gopinath has done many ballets and stage performances in different parts of India. She is an excellent choreographer too. She has choreographed several dance ballets with a view to promote and preserve the ancient culture and heritage of this great country. Guru Sushama Gopinath has been conferred with the title of Shivali Nritya Shiromani on the 59th Shivali Dance Festival on account of her outstanding contribution to the field of Classical Dance. Some of her students were lucky enough to perform in function organized by Kerala Tourism and Development Corporation. Some of them were fortunate to show their talents at the 59th Shival Dance Festival. Guru Sushama Gopinath is household name with all art loving people of Navi Mumbai, especially Keralites and a program by her troupe is an inseparable part of almost all cultural functions in this satellite city of Navi Mumbai. She continues to impart her hard earned knowledge in Bharatanatyama and Mohiniyattam to the younger generation at various parts of Navi Mumbai. It’s all possible because of the support and encouragement that she receives from an art loving husband Sri Gopinath Warrier and son Rohit Gopinath. The other artists who will participate are: Nattwaragam and Choreography by Smt. Sushama Gopinath • Vocal by Sri Shivaprasad • Mridangam by Sri. Shankaranarayanan • Violin by Sri Vishnudas • Flute by Sri. Nanda Kumar • Morsing by Sri Gopal • Make-up by Sri Murugan • Compere by Smt. Meera Suresh • Stills by Kamal Studio • Hair Style by Sheetal and Aparna Mohite • Costume by Vismaya and Lasya • Light and Sound by Merco Sugunan Sanjivani Athletes Strike Rich At State Level Athletic Meet Text and Photos by Ashok Dhamija KHARGHAR: Sanjivani International School athletes bagged five medals including two Gold at the recently concluded Maharashtra Region ICSE School State Level Athletic Meet 2014 held on last week at Piyadarshini Park, Mumbai. In the Under 18 Boys Age Group it was the multitalented Arbaaz Nawab who set the stage on fire with a record two Gold and a Silver and in the process bagged the Individual Championship Trophy Arbaaz bags Individual Championship (L to R) Kiran Anchan, Sport Coordinator along with medalist Kalyan Kanugula, Arbaaz Nawab, Nikhil Ambati in this category. Nawab 25 secs in his Gold medset a new State Record al winning effort. He in the 5km Walk event also won the yellow metwith a timing of 34 mins al with a throw of 30 m CMYK in the Javelin Throw event. Latter he defied gravity but had to settle for the Silver medal in the High Jump event with a personnel best of 1.4m. His team mate Nikhil Ambati bagged the Bronze Medal with 1.30 m in the same event. Kalyan Kanugula on the other hand ran a brilliant race to win a Silver in the 110 m Hurdle with a timing of 20.7 secs . “The Boys rubbed shoulders with the best in the field and earned five medals including an Race against Time… (File Photo) individual championship at ICSE School State Level Athletic Meet 2014 which was held from 2nd to 4th October, 2014. Few of our Under-8, 10 and 12 athletes too were in the medal hunt lost out in close fin- ish in the finals of their event. We hope their efforts will inspire others in our institute too as athletics is the basis of all sports,” shared Kiran Anchan, Sport Coordinator of Sanjivani International School.