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BJP, Sena to work as allies?
Navi Mumbai, Aurangabad civic elections to be fought together
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
VASHI: Bharatiya
Janata Party and Shiv
Sena, who are in alliance at the center and
in Maharashtra, will
fight the crucial civic
elections also as allies.
Presently they are likely to fight Navi Mumbai and Aurangabad
civic elections together.
The initiative is
said to have come from
none other than the
Sena chief Udhav
Thackeray. And the response from BJP was
instant. The party’s
state unit president
Raosaheb Danave
called on Udhav at Ma-
toshree where the alliance was ‘almost
sealed’, say reports.
There was however no
official announcement
to the effect.
The news is welcomed by one and all,
especially in view of
the alliance struck by
the various factions of
Republican Party of
India. It has also electrified the workers in
either party. The outlook seems to be that
together, they will be
able to sweep the elections. The development is also expected
to end many misunderstandings and
back-biting going on
at the state level. It
will also provide a new
fillip to the working of
the state government,
it is felt.
Situation at Panvel ST
depot turns grim with
slow official action
By Umesh Parida
PANVEL: The situation at Panvel ST depot
is turning grim day by
day. Lack of official action followed by ineffi-
from Saturday till
Wednesday.
The underground
sewage line choke up
has led to emanation of
stench which has
cient management has
led to escalation of various problems. The ST
depot has been stinking
spread across the depot
mostly at the bus parking areas and stands
where passengers wait
for the buses to Karjat,
Khopoli, etc. The problem had become worse
on Sunday when the
commuters had to cover their noses to get relief from the emanating
stench.
Further, the covers
of the passenger waiting spots were found
partially removed. This
has led to people having
to wait underneath the
Sun. There is some
work being executed
College teacher and Trustee
arrested for leaking HSC paper
By Vikram Gaikwad
NAVI MUMBAI: In a
shocking incident, Navi
Mumbai cyber cell arrested a teacher, Asagarali Surpur (36) and
trustee Fakaru Ali Rizvi of English School of
Malad for leaking out
‘bookkeeping and accountancy’ subject HSC
paper.
The HSC paper on
Accountancy
was
scheduled to take place
on 9th March; however
the paper had been
leaked and was circulating on student’s mobile phones even before
the paper had started.
The news about the paper being leaked had
spread around and the
students had started
talking about the questions. Amidst this Education Committee
Member Sachiv Siddheshwar Dandekar
got wind of the leak and
lodged a complaint with
Navi Mumbai Police to
catch the culprit.
Meanwhile, Navi
Mumbai cyber cell PSI
Pratibha Shengde and
her team under the
guidance of Crime
branch deputy Commissioner Suresh
Mengde started to trace
back the link on which
the paper was being circulated. During investigation, the link traced
back to English School
teacher Asagarli Surpur who confessed to
Cont. on pg. 3
Mother
Mary Fair
What a boring newspaper? It contains no
news about bomb
blasts, riots, rapes,
murders and dacoities.
Mother Mary Fair at Vashi
Juhugaon attracted a
huge number of devotees
of the Goddess
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Marathi Sahitya Mandal and Manikrao Kirtane Reading Room are jointly organizing a literary programme ‘Pidhya don, Sahitya Ruchi
Ek: Baap-Lek’ on Saturday, 28 March, 2015 at
6.30 pm at Sahitya Mandir Hall, Sector-6,
Vashi. The unique programme of poetry recitation, singing, music and shayiree will be presented Dilip and Darshana Jambhale.
Entry is free. All are cordially welcome.
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and Cultural Trust are jointly organizing a
unique literary programme ‘Kathuli’ on Sunday, 29 March, 2015 at 10.00 am at Sahitya
Mandir Hall, Sector-6, Vashi. Entry is free. All
are cordially welcome.
Urgently required Typist (30 wpm) Male / Female / House
Maker with knowledge of Internet Browing offering competitive salary. Join at Kharghar, Navi Mumbai. Contact :
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A passenger waiting
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bothered about the public’s plights. So also
their staff who are
equally insensitive.
The stench is very severe and is leading to
passengers having to
face inhalation prob-
lem.”
Another commuter,
pointing to the dug up
sewage line and overflowing there, complained that there is no
chance of getting relief
at least for another few
days. “When we visited
the depot on Wednesday, again the situation
was not found to have
improved much due to
slow official action,” he
added.
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NMMC should seriously consider Two incidents of suicide in two days
Married women victims in either case
the suggestions of city traffic unit
By Dinesh Kamath
NAVI MUMBAI: The
city traffic police provided the civic body
with a list of suggestions relating to how to
improve the city roads.
The traffic unit explained to the civic body
the kind of hurdles they
had to face particularly on busy roads and
junctions. The problems here become
worse especially when
there are signboards
and signals missing.
Hence introduction of
signboards and construction of signals at
such places would do a
lot of good to both the
public and traffic policemen.
There are certain
roads in Navi Mumbai
where vehicle drivers
tend to drive their vehicles at full speed thus
creating a risk for both
drivers and pedestrians. It is owing to such
tendencies of the vehicle drivers that so many
accidents take place on
these roads. One road is
Thane-Belapur Road,
the others are Sector 9
area of Vashi and Kopri
signal junction. The
traffic unit has suggested that speed
breakers be constructed on these roads to
control the speed of the
vehicles and thus pre-
traffic unit to be able to
control the traffic perfectly would be to install signboards at
parking and no-parking areas and also on
roads which are oneway or which allows no
vent accidents. The demand for speed breakers on these roads was
made several times by
the traffic unit but Navi
Mumbai Municipal
Corporation authorities
just didn’t seem to be in
a mood to meet this demand. It is high time
for NMMC to come up
with speed breakers on
those roads in the city
where they are urgently required.
The other things
needed to be done for
entry. The traffic unit
also asked the civic
body to repaint the zebra crossings on many
roads in the city where
the paints have faded.
All these suggestions put up by traffic
unit before the civic
body need urgent attention and also implementation to prevent loss of
lives and properties and
for traffic policemen to
be able to control the
traffic efficiently.
Man dies after getting run
over a bus in CBD
By Vikram Gaikwad
CBD: A CBD resident, Krushna
Shankar was run over by a bus
transporting construction workers
from Uran, killing him instantly
near CBD Killah Gauthan on
Wednesday.
The deceased, Krushna Shankar
(58) is a resident of Divale area of
Belapur and at 9am of Wednesday,
he was on his way to CBD creek.
While he was crossing Uran road, a
special bus meant for bringing workers from Uran to Kalamboli crashed
into him. The accident caused him
grave injuries and therefore he was
admitted to local MGM Hospital immediately. The doctors however pronounced him dead as they reached
the hospital. Accordingly, the bus
driver, Rajkumar Radhacharan Das
(22) was apprehended by CBD Police.
Appointment leads to controversy
Senior by-passed, junior allegedly
appointed as Chief Accountant
By Vijay Bhor
CBD-BELAPUR: Appointment of a junior
person ignoring ‘seniority’ of another has given rise to a big controversy in NMMC.
Ramakant Patil,
Accounts Officer gradeII has been appointed to
the post of Chief Accountant recently. In
doing so, senior men
Jayawant Dalvi and
Ashok Kusalkar, both
grade-I officers, are alleged to have been bypassed. That has become a talking point in
the administrative cir-
cles in NMMC these
days.
The incident is cited to show how personal contacts and influence mongering are replacing meritocracy in
the administrative hierarchy in the civic administration.
CMYK
By Vikram Gaikwad
VASHI: Two incidents
of suicide in as many
days, both involving
young married women
have been causing consternation in police circles in the city.
In the first incident
in Vashi, Gita Babu
Savariya (32), a resident of Sector-9, Vashi
is reported to have
committed suicide by
hanging herself in her
home on Monday afternoon. Gita lived
with her husband and
three children. On
that fateful afternoon,
she had asked her children to have their siesta in the bedroom.
One they were absorbed in sleep, Gita
hanged herself with a
rope in the living
room. When the children woke up a little
later, they were
shocked to see their
mother
hanging.
Vashi police have registered a case of accidental death but find
no apparent reason for
her unfortunate step.
In the second incident on Tuesday,
Ujwala Darmaraj
Bimbe (22), a resident
of Saiwadi in Karave
village in Nerul is said
to have poured kerosene on herself and set
herself afire when she
was alone at home. She
sustained cent per cent
burns and died on the
spot. Married about a
year ago, she lived with
her husband and in
laws including a brother-in-law. Here again,
the investigators are
not able to find any apparent reason for the
drastic step. It is believed that that she
had found some (objectionable) messages in
her husband’s mobile
phone and deleted
them the previous day
and there have been
some arguments over
it between them. Police believe that that
might have prompted
her to take her own life
in a fit of exasperation.
NRI police have registered a case of accidental death and are investigating.
Construction worker falls to death while
sleeping in the building in construction
By Vikram Gaikwad
ULWE: A construction worker, Hindurao
Shivaji Dhemre (33) fell
to his death from the
third floor of the building in construction
“Star Paradise” in sector 5 of Ulwe on Thursday.
The deceased, Hindurao Dhemre (33) is a
resident of Shivdi from
Mumbai. On, 18 th
March, he was working
under the employment
of contractor Ramnaresh Morya on the ‘Star
Paradise’ for a painting
job. Meanwhile, other
two painters were
working with him and
as the night fell, they
accompanied him to
sleep on the third floor
of building itself.
Press Launching: “Give
Way to Ambulance”
Ambulance is a most important mode of transportation in saving the lives of crticial patients.
Every day, ambulances or fire brigade vehicle get
stuck in traffic. Average speed of the vehicle is 1215 km / hour during pick hours
Navi Mumbai Municipal Transport (NMMT)
Wing is launching the Give way to Ambulance
project in association with Navi Mumbai Police
and Traffic Control Branch, and RADHEE Disaster and Education Foundation
There will be a press launching of “Give Way
to Ambulance” a Public Awareness Program to
generate awareness among drivers.
RADHEE Disaster and Education Foundation
is a registered charitable organization working for
social cause to reduce the aftermath of disasters,
accidents and health emergencies through awareness, training and planning.
RADHEE’s “Save a Life” Project was launched
with an objective to prevent accidents and loss of
lives due to Rail and Road Accidents by developing the early response system
Press Luanching: 26 March 2015
Time: 12.00 noon
Program Venue: NMMT
Turbhe Bus Depot, Turbhe, Navi Mumbai.
Sometime, in the wee
hours of Wednesday
night, Dhemre fell down
to his death, smashing
his head on the concrete
below which caused his
death. On Thursday
morning, the watchman found his body lying on the ground and
therefore reported it to
NRI Police.
After some investigation, the police found
that the workers were
not given any security
and other measures required to be mandatorily provided to workers. Therefore, NRI police have registered a
complaint against contractor Ramnaresh
Morya, Plot owner
Anurag Kashyap, Developer Bharat Shah,
however no arrests
have been made yet.
College
teacher...
Cont. from pg. 1
his crimes. Further he
confessed to have acted
upon their trustee’s
Fakaru Ali Rizvi’s plan
to distribute the paper
among their students.
Therefore, the police
have arrested both as
per the IT act.
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Sanpada Based School Organises Graduation Day
Text and Photos
by Ashok Dhamija
NAVI MUMBAI:
The first step forward in realization of
Dreams; the first
step into the real
world; the initiation
of success stories
which there by
follow- These are the
proceeding which
mark Graduation
Day.
Ryan International School, Sanpada
celebrated its Graduation Day recently
which saw the pre
primary students
take a leap forward
as they graduated for
the next level in
their educational
foray. The gala
event commenced
with multi linguistic
prayers followed by
prayer songs. The
highlight of the event
was an array of
dances from the
world over based on
the theme “Around
The World”. A guide
with two inquisitive
travelers took the
enthralled parents to
a multitude of
nations in their
The young graduates of Ryan International School, Sanpada pose with their certificates in presence of dignitaries and esteemed guests
Dances by the tiny tots portraying various culture across the globe was the highlight
of the Graduation Day.
quest to display the
ethnical diversity
of the world. The
vibrancy of colors
was a treat for the
eyes. The distinguished guests
latter honored the
tiny tots with their
Graduation degrees.
“Our little
Ryanite looked
adorable in the
dazzling caps and
gowns the evening
concluded with an
oath to maintain
unity and integrity
through the theme
song “It’s a small
world”. It was a day
our little stars will
cherish all there
lives. We wish them
the very best and
pray to god that they
succeed in all their
endeavors. Needless
to say, it was a gala
event and concluded
successfully” shared
Muriel Fernandes,
Principal of the
Sanpada based
institute
India Face Acid Test Against Australia For A Place In Final Of ICC World Cup 2015
By Ashok Dhamija
A battle royale is
on the cards when India ranked No. 2 in
ODI takes on hosts Australia who occupy the
numero- uno position
as of now in the second
semi-final of the by the
ICC Cricket World Cup
2015 to be played at
the picturesque Sydney
Cricket Ground on
Thursday.
Starting with two
wins against Pakistan
and South Africa,
reigning champions
India have grown from
strength to strength
and have won all their
six group matches to
top Pool B and followed
it up with a 109 runs
in the quarter-finals
against a spirited
Bangladesh side. India
batting prowess have
ensured that 300-plus
scores every time they
have batted first and
the bowlers too have
come to party in each
of these matches by dismissing the opposition
in all seven matches so
far.
The two time
champions India now
confront a determined
home side that has won
seven of their 10 World
Cup meetings against
them, although Dhoni’s men secured a fivewicket win in the quarter-final at home in
Ahmedabad four years
ago. Their four month
long sojourn on the
Australian soil have
only added to the confidence against the
four time champions
who have won all six
semi-finals they have
appeared in since the
inaugural event in
1975, but India will
consider the SCG as
the best venue to halt
that record. Under the
leadership of their experienced skipper M S
Indian skipper MS Dhoni who has 100 ODI wins under
his belt knows how to win World Cups and that goes
quite a long way
Dhoni they know that
if they manage to keep
calm under pressure
and win two more
games they will be immortalized in the echelons of Indian sport.
Team director and
Ravi Shastri sharing
his experience with the
younger members only
seem to have provided
the necessary boost at
the right moment for
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the team.
India will once
again bank on a sound
start from openers
Shikhar Dhawan, who
has 367 runs in the
tournament with two
centuries, and Rohit
Sharma, who hit 137
against Bangladesh
against the likes of
Mitchell Starc (18
wickets) and Mitchell
Johnson. Virat Kholi
the elegant
right-hander
who hit four
centuries in
the preceding
four-Test series, including 147 and
46 against
the same rivals at the
SCG will have
to play a big
one after his
superlative knock
against Pakistan in
their World Cup opener (since then has
scored 46, 33*, 33, 44*
38 and 3). The versatile Ajinkya Rahane
and Suresh Raina in
the middle and captain
cool Dhoni who is touted as the best finisher
in the history of ODI’s.
too have a key role to
play. India’s pace trio
of Mohammad Shami
(17 wickets) , Umesh
Yadav and Mohit Sharma who have claimed
42 wickets between
them will have to take
charge against David
Warner, Shane Watson
or Glenn Maxell’s savage attack. It will be
the spinners Ravichandran Ashwin, allrounder Ravindra
Jadeja and part timer
Raina that will have to
shoulder prime responsibility if the pitch
takes turn against
Steve Smith and Australian skipper Michael Clarke who are considered the best in
business while facing
the slow bowlers.
For once, let us accept that it’s a battle of
nerves under pressure
and with little margin
of error India’s win ensure them a flight to
Melbourne for the ICC
Cricket World Cup final against New
Zealand.
Cont. on pg. 6
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By Dilip Sengupta
People born during
this week of any year
will experience their
sojourn with fantasy
diminishing; you are
back to the material
world. You will look at
money and it’s joys and
grab all financial openings with both hands
like a fielder at “first
slip in cricket”. You
also do up your home
and office and refurbish
your personal wardrobe. You could indulge
in major shopping and
I dare say that it is not
window shopping. Expenses will mount naturally - you are in that
sort of mood. You are
confident that you will
find new way of revenue generation. So you
splurge on yourself and
your family. The
theme this week is
money and you can
spend it. You will be
indulgent and happy
about it too. You somehow feel that you will
Hardip Goindi, EVP, Piaggio Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. and Stefano Pelle, CEO India, Piaggio Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. with the
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MDFA To Hold Classes
For New Referees
Cont. on pg. 6
Piaggio Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. launches
the New Ape Xtra Dlx Model
By Divakar Gore
NAVI MUMBAI: Piaggio Vehicles Pvt. Ltd.
(PVPL) is a 100%
owned subsidiary of
Piaggio Group. The
Company commenced
operations in India in
1999 with the launch of
the 3 wheeler brand
ape’
and
today
launched new Ape Xtra
DLX Model
PVPL has already
been marketing this
vehicle successfully for
some years. The New
Ape’ Xtra Dlx presents
a series of enhancements in style and
functionality, while
continuing to offer exceptional reliability,
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sheet metal body provides strength and stylish lines, together with
a smart dashboard,
new headlamps and
new
handlebar
switch.The ape’ Xtra
Dlx also features a new
paint treatment for
added gloss and better
colour retention, as
well as higher rust prevention, thus ensuring
an even longer life for
the vehicle. The initial
response of customers
to these eagerly awaited changes has been
excellent.
A Referee is always In thick of action... (File Photo)
Text and Photo
by Ashok Dhamija
MUMBAI: The
Mumbai District
Football Association
(MDFA) determined to
groom referees will be
conducting classes for
beginners at the St.
Xavier’s ground,
Parel, from April 15,
2015. These classes
will provide an
opportunity for
youngsters to become
professional referees.
The classes will
consists of extensive
theory and practical
sessions, under the
supervision of renowned referee
instructors from the
AIFF panel of refer-
ees. The course is open
for men and women
who are below the age
of 35 years and have a
minimum qualification of SSC passed.
All clubs affiliated
with MDFA are
requested to send at
least two persons to
attend the course. All
those who are interested to become professional referees may
kindly enroll their
names with MDFA
office, Parel, on or
before 10th April,
2015.
For more details,
contact the MDFA
office on telephone
(022) 2412 4900
during working hours.
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Issue : 273
26 March, 2015
The issue of minorities
It turns out that both our media and opposition parties are bigoted. Otherwise, how does one explain the
publicity given to the Panvel incident where a church was
attacked by miscreants? Everyone wanted us to believe
that it was sponsored by the Sangh pariwar under the
patronage of a BJP led government. They did not have
the patience to wait for the outcome of police inquiry.
Every political leader was falling over himself or herself
to condemn the attack. Each one wanted us to believe
that the minorities are not safe in this country after a
BJP led government took over. The truth is that the unholy incident was the handiwork of a gambling den operator and he had no religious motive behind it. He was
only angry that the police had acted and raided his den
on the complaint of the church authorities. Will these leaders have the courtesy to say that the incident was a purely secular one, albeit criminal in nature?
No doubt, Hindu organizations have issues with the
minorities. They are sore with the Christians because
they suspect that their missionaries are engaged in the
conversion of our deprived classes. One fails to understand whether discriminatory attitude of the orthodox
Hindu classes or the lure offered by the prosylitizers
should be blamed for the phenomenon. Anyway, the aggressive campaign launched by a section of the Hindu
leadership over ‘ghar wapsi’ or home coming looks like
an effective check on it.
Coming to the other contentious issue involving minorities pertains to cow slaughter or its ban. There is no
dispute over the ban because it is mentioned in the IVth
schedule of the constitution. The dispute is over the
slaughter of cow’s progeny, the bulls and the calves. If
beef has by-products like the hides and bones, so do the
living animals. The cow gives us milk, the urine and dung.
Both the last named have been used by the farmer as
natural manure which in turn has sustained our agriculture for millenniums. If meat production has grown into
an industry, so has milk production. Both have vast number of by-products.
Ayurveda, the ancient Indian health care system, is
squeamish about meat eating. The entire healing system
is based on herbs and closely connected with nature. For
many, it is a philosophy of life. For example, traditional
Ayurveda practitioners believe that a cow, grazing freely
in the fields, is capable of choosing the herbs needed for
curing any ailment it may be suffering from at a moment.
They go on to invest the dumb animal with a strong sixth
sense too. For example, if there is a child back home in
the keeper’s family and if it is suffering from say, fever,
the cow is able to sense it without someone telling it about
it. It will choose the right herb for its feed so that its
essence becomes available to the child when it is milked
again! So, the cow which looks like a dumb animal for the
ordinary eye, doubles up a doctor here! That is why Hindus worship it.
Coming to the question of old cows and bulls, they are
as much of a burden as our parents are in their old age!
What do we do with the latter?
None of the arguments should hide the fact that we
have grossly over-exploited the nature. The rate at which
our forests are being destroyed is matched only by our
growing population! Neither the BJP government nor the
Sangh pariwar seems to have any solution to it. Instead,
the propagation of some Sangh outfits that every Hindu
woman should bear at least five children looks retrograde. We can’t base everything on political calculations.
By Ashok Dhamija
MUMBAI: Central Railway (CR) in its
efforts to mitigate the effects of water logging due to flooding because of heavy rains
on its routes is putting in sustainable efforts to improve the reliability of tracks
by protecting it with Digital Axle
Counters. As part of the exercise it is
mapping critical locations prone to water logging / floods leading to signal failures thereby disruption in services in the
monsoon season. The primary results
have resulted in short listing 71 track
sections which includes that at Rabale,
Bhandup, Ambivli, Ambernath and Atgaon stations during the month of February 2015 which have been protected these
Counters. In all CR efforts have resulted
in 825 such track sections been protected with Digital Axle Counters during the
current year for disruption free services
on Central Railway.
CR Improves It Track Sections Reliability
By Ashok Dhamija
MUMBAI: Central Railway (CR) in its
efforts to mitigate the effects of water logging due to flooding because of heavy rains
on its routes is putting in sustainable efforts to improve the reliability of tracks
by protecting it with Digital Axle
Counters. As part of the exercise it is
mapping critical locations prone to water logging / floods leading to signal failures thereby disruption in services in the
monsoon season. The primary results
have resulted in short listing 71 track
sections which includes that at Rabale,
Bhandup, Ambivli, Ambernath and Atgaon stations during the month of February 2015 which have been protected these
Counters. In all CR efforts have resulted
in 825 such track sections been protected with Digital Axle Counters during the
current year for disruption free services
on Central Railway.
Numerology...
deep within your psyche. Relationships
and people will hold centrestage; there
will be profound social interaction of feelings and not just casual meetings. You
look for answers but they are elusive,
and you may need to go by your gut, instincts and feelings. This is an emotionally explosive phase and this stress may
also make you succumb, healthwise.
There will be flurry of relationships;
you will be reaching out to all corners.
There will be indiscretion and errors but
that is the mood you are in. Although
money issues play at the back of your
mind, you will be drawn to nothing particular but to people as a whole. Your
affections are diluted and you could get
much into a mess. You also look at various money making opportunities but it
may be getting you nowhere, right now.
This is not the right time for it, says the
Lord Almighty. This is a phase where
you do a lot but yet you feel you’re achieving and doing nothing. You are easily
distracted and all your efforts lead to
naught.
Enquiries, if any are solicited on
No.9869472971, however, only calls from
mobile /cell phones will be entertained.
Cont. from pg. 5
never be broke. Lord Almighty will ensure that, so don’t worry.
You will fuse work with pleasure and
there is no letting up. You will tap all
avenues and are all geared up for fun
and work, if you can balance that out
somehow. You will find time for hobbies,
other interests, sport and leisure activities. You will also accompany the family
on happy outings. It is an enjoyable time.
You love the planning and preparation,
and the hope of gains and advancement
in whatever you do, you think big and
look at the larger picture of life, you will
want more and move towards it. Nothing and no one will be able to satisfy you
now, as your appetite is giant size.
You set a scorching pace of work this
week. There is a successful completion
of projects and a flurry of activities of
all levels. You are in total communication mode, and are on the go with intensity and purpose. You are also very emotional, at this juncture and work a lot
with your heart which is not a good
thing, if I may add, you see infinite possibilities at whatever you aim to do and
your attitude undergoes a transformation. But make sure you use your head
in decision making. You are less rigid
now, but once emotions cloud your judgement there will be mistakes. You can be
very subjective in your thought processes. Keep your eyes open to guard against,
both failure and regret. The Lord Almighty guards you through the tough
time ahead.
You will get more philosophical. Several personal issues will come to the fore.
You are called upon to solve family matters, which can get tricky. You may be
mired in quicksand and don’t know how
to proceed; sometimes it can be a loselose situation in life and this may well
be how it is for you. If you are not careful right now. You look within four answers, re-examine options, and search
CMYK
India Face...
Cont. from pg. 4
The teams:
India (from): Mahendra Singh Dhoni (Captain, Wicket-keeper), Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli,
Ajinkya Rahane, Suresh Raina, Ravindra Jadeja, R Ashwin, Mohammed
Shami, Mohit Sharma, Umesh Yadav,
Ambati Rayudu, Bhuvneshwar Kumar,
Axar Patel and Stuart Binny.
Australia (from): Michael Clarke
(Captain), Aaron Finch, David Warner,
Steve Smith, Shane Watson, Glenn Maxwell, Brad Haddin (Wicket-keeper),
James Faulkner, Mitchell Johnson,
Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Pat
Cummins, George Bailey, Mitchell
Marsh and Xavier Doherty.
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MJP staff quarters in dilapidated condition, poses a threat to lives of residents
By Umesh Parida
NEW PANVEL: The
Maharashtra Jeevan
Pradhikaran (MJP)
staff quarters in New
Panvel have become a
threat to the lives of the
employees and their
family members. The
age old staff quarters
have not been regularly repaired. Further,
slab falling cases have
been reported in the
said quarters.
The MJP has provided the staff quarters
in PL-5/44 building.
There are 12 flats in the
said building wherein
the residents have to
stay. However, nine
families are staying in
the 12 flats. Towards
rent and service tax
approximately Rs5000
per month is being deducted from the salaries of the concerned
staff members who are
occupying these flats.
These staff quarters
have not been maintained properly. As the
said flats have not been
repaired since 2000, as
is being alleged, parts
of the plaster are found
falling from various
parts of the building. A
fortnight ago the plaster falling had led to
extensive damage of a
two wheeler parked inside the building
premise.
are not attending to thorities should considAs shed has not their complaints.
er the plights of the peobeen constructed on the
Many residents in ple staying here since
building, seepage of this quarters are feel- after all they are their
rain water into the flats ing that their lives are own department’s emare reported during the in danger. They also ployees with their famirainy season. There are are not able to afford ly members. Immediate
also incidents of slab the cost of rented flats action is needed to adfalling as alleged by the outsides, given various dress their woes,” said
residents. The resi- constraints. “The au- one of employee of MJP.
dents allege that
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Former minister NCP strongman Ganesh Naik released the Achievement Report of Mayor Sagar
Naik on Wednesday. It contains the details of Naik’s work during the last five years. (By Chandrashekhar Hendve)
Letters to the Editor....
New letter boxes needed
There is only one post office in the entire node of Airoli at
sector-17. There are very few letter boxes in the node. Many
are not in working condition. One such letter box is at a prime
location in sector-7. The letter box is completely corroded. No
one uses this letter box. Most of the residents of Airoli and
neighbourhood go to the post office to post their letters. On some days like Sundays,
the letter box at the post office becomes full. When it becomes full, any miscreant
can put his hand to remove the letters from the box. The postal authorities should
provide more letter boxes at prime locations in the node so that everyone need not
come to the post office just for posting letters. Those boxes should also be maintained
properly. They should replace the box at sector-7 with a new one. They should also
provide another box at the post office.
- Ravichandran, Airoli
India should display Gut Feeling
It may appear a perfect time to beat the Australians in their homeland in the
semi final of the World Cup. The gut feeling is good and it is coming from our main
hope Virat Kohli. But complacency should not catch up with us during the crucial
time of the World’s premiere tournament. Overconfidence shown by the team from
the sub continent and the team from down under may work against them in the
crucial stages of the game as we witnessed in the other semi-final match.
Australians think that they are favourites with 17 wins as against 4 by Team
India at Sydney Cricket Ground. And again in the World cup meetings, Australians
had upper hand winning 7 seven out of the 10 outings. But that and all will not
matter much in a do or die situations. The dice may roll on either side and depends
whether the side batting first shows great resolve to make a sufficient total to run
the other side out of the match.
Both the teams are led by clever and experienced captains and it appears that
Australians have slight edge. War of Words, Verbal abuse or sledging is not going to
make any difference. But the likes of Virat Kohli and David Warner should mend
their ways and play with the spirit of the game as our own Sachin Tendulkar is the
brand ambassador of the World cup 2015.
- Jayanthy S. Maniam, Sanpada
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Open Letter to Sanjay Dhaygude, Dy.RTO
Sir,
This letter is from a citizen of
Navi Mumbai, regarding the problem of common man,
the so called passenger of Auto rickshaw
in Navi Mumbai.
People are suffering in this twin city.
It needs your attention and prompt action. People suffer
from nuisance of Auto
rickshaw drivers either in the form of extra, excess and exorbitant charge, rude
behavior or refusal to
ply. Most of the time,
they are not ready to
go from one sector to
another without extra charges as if you are travelling
from one city to another. Recent increase in fare too has not satisfied
them.
Most Newspapers carry news re-
garding these menace as can be seen
in Vashi Times, The Twin City
Times, Daily News Band and others. You are waiting
for complaint to come
to you to address the
issue. Can you not
take proactive step in
the interest of public,
get a survey conducted by plain clothes policemen to find and
understand the crux
of the problem. We
know that you do not
travel by auto but I
request you to address this issue to
help public who are
really suffering.
I hope your quick
action and appropriate decision will help public at large.
Thanking you in anticipation,
Yours faithfully,
Vinay Kumar Singh, (Email
id:[email protected])
New party office inaugurated
New party office was inaugurated at Turbhe. Navi Mumbai Municipal corporation (NMMC)
Standing committee chairman and the local Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) corporator Suresh Kulkarni recently inaugurated the office Nav Nirmit Mitra Mandal and A1
Chintaa Mitra Mandal the president of which is Balakrishna Khopde. The office has
been opened for the benefit of people and to provide free wi fi service. (By Chandrashekhar Hendve)
Samna lensman Prashant
Mane no more
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
PANVEL: Samna
photographer, Prashant
Mane expired on 24
March, 2015 following
short illness. He was
38. He leaves behind his
mother, wife, a son and
a daughter.
Mane, a resident of
Sector-13 New Panvel,
had been admitted to
MGM Hospital in
Kamothe two days ago. He
breathed his last suddenly on
Tuesday night.
Mane’s mortal
remains were cremated
at the Hindu crematorium in New Panvel on
Wednesday morning. A
large number of scribes,
especially photographers, turned up at the
place to condole his
death. His dashakriya
will be performed in the
Ballaleshwar temple
complex in Panvel on 3 April, 2015,
said a family source.
CMYK
Pakistani ladies at Merlo Seminar
By Ashok Dhamija
NAVI MUMBAI: Merlo
Seminar was held,
wherein the Key note
speaker was, MJF Ln.
Nilofer Bakhtiar 1st
woman lady lion to
chair the position and
past international director of Lions clubs
International for 2
years from
Pakistan
A
t
present she
is Senate
Member
MLA in Pakistan government.
She was
herein India as a key-note speaker for the Merlo seminar of Lioness district
held at Hotel Ramada,
Mhape, Navi Mumbai
on 23 March 2015.
She kept the audience spell bound as her
speech exude an aura of
charm and relaxed
timelessness. She spoke
about MERLO - Membership Extension, Retention, Leadership and
Orientation, as most of
the lady members
asked her to speak
more, said Giribala
Shah. Ujwala Kobrekar and Jyoti Mehta felt in real life too,
that in a family or
friendship, Retention
and Extension and Orientation is needed to
keep the friendship and
fellowship same like in
an organization like
Lions Intl clubs or any
other NGO. Mary John
and Uma Ghatak felt
Membership and Leadership are part of life,
also social work to create a Leader in every
women, as Giriben felt
“Most of us are House
wives - We are Leaders
as we lead the family in
a Harmony - a relationship in which various
components exist together without destroying one another, We are
under the shadow of
family and male members in the family.
Ln Nilofer said that
when she was Past
Intl Director, she visited Cooch in Gujarat
which was flooded that
time to give LCIF Fi-
also Nidar (Fearless).
Governor Ln Anil
Jadhav also felt lady
members run the
house as well as help for
social cause.
Nilofer further had
come along with her
three ladies from Karachi Pakistan and they
are LN Nazma Past
Dist Governor of Karachi, Ln Husna & Ln
Sardar Begam who are
working for social cause
in a great way. Women
come out as bold winners though they are
nancial Aid. She was
welcomed with enthusiasm in Gujarat, she
had joined for cause
there and worked with
Shivseva members.
Nilofer said her work
for cause paid off when
she was back in Pakistan, when Pakistan
had Floods, it was Ln
Dr Ashok Mehta from
India, then International President, first
to call her and said
that his organization
will do all the needful
for flood affected people.