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TIMES CITY6SUNDAY TIMES OF INDIA, BANGALORE
MARCH 21, 2010
Mr. A. K. DE SARKAR(Retd BEL)
Left for his heavenly abode on 19.03.2010.
Deeply mourned by:Dipali, Indrashis - Sonali,
Susmita - Subrata andGrand Children
Ph: 080-26587491080-26585681
In the memory of Martyr
HAV KACHARE SUNIL ANNA
(01 Jun 1975 - 21 Mar 2007)
Hav Sunil made the supreme sacrifice whilefighting terrorists inLolab Valley (J&K). Your courage and dedi-
cation will always be a shining example for-others to emulate. We pray to God Almightyto rest your soul in peace. We shall foreverbe proud of you. CO and all ranks 2 PARA (SF).
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Shastry to loseproperty now
P Vasanth Kumar | TNN
Bangalore: Here is some goodnews for the 20,000-odd depos-itors who had invested inViniVinc company and havewaited patiently for the pastfive years to recover their mon-ey. Armed with the Karnata-ka Protection of Interest ofDepositors in Financial Insti-tutions Act, 2004, the government will auction someof the properties owned by K N Shrinivasa Shastry, chair-man of ViniVinc SouhardaLimited, to recover the depos-itors’ money.
The auction is scheduled tobe held on Thursday at 10.30am at the taluk office premis-es in Hoskote town. The prop-erties to be auctioned are 26acres land at Ekarajapura inSoolibele Hobli and an acre 17guntas land in Mugabala vil-lage in Jadigenahalli Hobli,both under Hoskote taluk.
REGISTER ON TIMEProspective bidders are re-quired to register themselvesbefore March 24 with the as-sistant commissioner, Dodda-ballapur sub-division (office ison Podium Block, Visves-varaya Towers, AmbedkarVeedhi, Bangalore) with thenecessary documents.
The state government hadseized the property by an at-tachment order of December30, 2009. The same was con-
firmed by the Bangalore Rur-al special court by way of itsorder on January 30, 2010, anda sale warrant was issued onFebruary 6, 2010.
According to the statementfiled before the HC last year,20,184 depositors had investednearly Rs 203 crore in the firm.The company owned a total of49 sites in Bangalore and landsin other districts apart fromthe lands to be auctioned now.The total value of the assetsincluding cash was assessedat Rs 88.82 crore.
Govt Calls Auction on March 25
Under KarnatakaProtection of Interestof Depositors inFinancial InstitutionsAct, 2004, propertiesof K N ShrinivasaShastry, chairman ofViniVinc SouhardaLtd, will be auctionedto pay depositors
RECOVERY TIME
Associationwill go to
court againTIMES NEWS NETWORK
Bangalore: The BruhatBengalooru Hotels’ Associ-ation will file another peti-tion in the Supreme Court,questioning the police com-missioner’s directive to shutdown restaurants from mid-night to 6 am.
“The power to give theorder rests with the gov-ernment. The commis-sioner can issue it only inexceptional cases such asduring riots. As per the di-
rection of the SupremeCourt, we will file a peti-tion again. It will be doneafter the weekend,” an As-sociation official told TOIon Saturday.
ROUGH HISTORYThe police commissioneron May 19, 2009, issued anorder to close all places ofpublic entertainment be-tween midnight and 6 am.
Then the associationhad challenged the order incourt. But a new notifica-tion of the order came onJanuary 16 this year whilethe case was still in court.
“The opposition to thenotification was called foron the same day. Under thepretext that no objectionswere received, the propos-al was sent to the govern-ment and the governmentpassed the order on March11,” the Association mem-ber said. The Associationwants the matter settled forthe benefit of customers.
MIDNIGHT CLOSUREOF RESTAURANTS
B’lore readies to save rainwaterTIMES NEWS NETWORK
Bangalore: With the city’sgroundwater table depletingevery day, the mantra should be‘reduce, recycle and reuse’, ac-cording to science experts.
“We have limited options asfar as Cauvery water is con-cerned. We should get rid ofsuch hesitation and plan for wa-ter conservation. It’s now or nev-er,” said Prof M N Mohan Ku-mar, secretary to KarnatakaState Council for Science andTechnology.
Other officials also shared hisview. At a rainwater harvestingmela on Saturday, BWSSBchairman P B Ramamurthy saidthe board will set up a rainwa-ter harvesting park on two acresin Jayanagar.
“As far as implementation ofthe programme is concerned,we have trained 520 plumbers and giv-en them certificates. Their names andaddresses are available on the board’swebsite. We have also set up a help deskfor those who have doubts about the sys-tem,” Ramamurthy said.
“The Tippagondanahalli reservoirhas 13 feet less water compared to last
year, which amounts to shortage of fivemonths supply. If the Cauvery tribunaldoesn’t accede to our request for morewater, then the Cauvery IV phase,II stage project with daily supply of500 MLD will be the last project,” hepointed out.
“In this backdrop, we are concen-
trating on demand manage-ment and setting up four terti-ary treatment plants for recy-cling 5 MLD,” he said. Accord-ing to Rohini Nilekani, chair-person of Arghyam, one of themela organizers, public build-ings should take the lead inrainwater harvesting. “Ban-galore receives 900-mm rain-fall per year. Like Chennai, wemust recharge ground water.”
Rainwater harvesting wasmade compulsory through anotification on August 27, 2009,by giving nine months to houseowners who have homes on atleast 2,400 sqft.
For new buildings, it is 1,200sqft. The amendment will comeinto effect on May 27, 2010. Ifthere is non-compliance,BBMP will recover the costfrom house owners.
HOW MUCH IT COSTS?For setting up a groundwater rechargefacility of 3 feet-by-10 feet-deep well, withcement rings, it costs Rs 10,000 to Rs15,000. People can use water by eitherstoring it in sumps or by recharging thegroundwater table.
Rohini Nilekani, chairperson of Arghyam, inspects a rainwater harvesting model in Bangalore on Saturday
Md Asad
Hooch makers nabbedTIMES NEWS NETWORK
Bangalore: Sleuths of the excise en-forcement and lottery prohibition wingconducted a raid on Saturday at Meda-halli, Karunasri Layout in K R Puram andarrested Nagendra, Shashikumar and Ra-jashekar for manufacturing illicit liquor.
They seized 1,000 litres of fake spirit,850 bottles of imitation whisky and rum,excise material like corks, labels, chemi-cals, essence, flavours, 35 empty cans, 14empty drums and 3,000 empty bottles. Theyalso recovered two production machinesand two motorcycles. The net worth ofproperty seized is Rs 6.33 lakh.
Numerous incidents of people from eco-nomically weaker families dying after con-suming hooch had prompted the govern-ment to crack down on illicit liquor sell-ers. Sources said security agencies in thestate keep tabs on anything illegal relatedto the liquor business. The current raid,too, was an outcome of good planning.
STUDENT KILLED IN ACCIDENTCollege student R Rajesh, 19, succumbedto injuries after his motorcycle wasknocked down by a speeding lorry in By-atarayanapura limits on Friday.
Rajesh, a resident of Vyalikaval, wasa PUC student of a private college nearKengeri Outer Ring Road. The accidentoccurred near Kengeri Lake around 9 am.He died around 4 pm in Victoria Hospital.
GIRL KIDNAPPED EN ROUTE TO COLLEGEAshwini, 18, went to college on March 1but didn’t return home. Her parents Ar-jun and Sulochana registered a complaintwith the Kalasipalya police station.
Initially, they thought she had gone missing, but later figured she hadbeen kidnapped.
Grace time, helpline soon
TIMES NEWS NETWORK
Bangalore: Buoyed by the success ofthe 15-minute grace time during the IIPU exams, the government decided tointroduce the same for SSLC studentsin the 2010 exams which commence onApril 1. Primary and secondary educa-tion minister Visweshwara HegdeKageri told STOI the extra time is forstudents to read the questions. “For ex-ample, if the earlier exam time is from9 am to 12 noon, now, it’ll be from 9 amto 12.15 pm,” he said.
He added this year’s exam patternhas been changed with the board intro-ducing more subjective-type questions.“Students have to get used to this,” hesaid. The pattern was revised after therewere objections from certain sections ofsociety that having more objective ques-tions would cramp the writing abilityof students. They also felt this could beone reason for the poor results.
The Central Board of Secondary Ed-ucation (CBSE) board first introducedthe grace time of 15 minutes. Later, the
Pre-University Board introduced it too.Students warmly welcomed this move.
HELPLINE FOR SSLC STUDENTSAfter the resounding success of thehelpline for PU students, Karnataka Sec-ondary Education Examination Boarddecided to introduce it for SSLC studentstoo. Sahayavani lines will open on March24. Students can call from 11 am to 1 pmthat day and 3 pm to 5 pm from then on.The helpline will be available on all daysexcept Sundays till March 31. Calls willbe attended by psychologists, sociolo-gists and educationists.
Primary and secondary education minister Visweshwara Hegde Kageri inspects anexam centre for II PUC students in Bangalore on Saturday
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The truth abouttigers is here
TIMES NEWS NETWORK
Bangalore: The numbers ofthis magnificent beast aredwindling. In 2009, 32 tigerswere killed by poachers, whichwas much higher than the pre-vious three years. This year, 16tigers have died so far.
A documentary The TruthAbout Tigers by wildlife con-servation filmmaker ShekarDattatri was released in Ban-galore on Saturday. The filmlooks at the charismatic ani-mal in the wild, and shows itslifestyle and needs.
It tracks the life and strug-gle of the tiger against en-croachment of habitat by hu-mans, how they suffer in thehands of corrupt forest offi-cials and poachers.
Although the documentarypoints to three key conserva-tion methods to protect thetiger — modernizing scientif-ic techniques, protecting tigerspace and bringing reforms in
forest department — theground reality remains grim.
Belinda Wright of theWildlife Protection Societysaid the situation is extreme-ly serious.
“Amidst all the problems,China plans to legalize tradein tiger parts, which will bedisastrous. In a recent surveydone in China, 1,880 peoplewere interviewed; 70% want-ed to save the big cats while50% have been using tigerparts medicine. A majority ofthem prefer medicine derivedfrom tigers. Also, China is thelargest consumer of tiger partsfrom India,” she said. Accord-ing to her, India has the largestnumber of tigers in the wild,and has a duty to the rest ofthe world to save the species.
Biologist Ullas Karanth saidthe recent tiger trap censusdone in Bandipur and Nagar-hole points to 120-130 tigers inthe forests.
WEATHER
Max: 34.20C;Min: 20.30CRainfall: Nil
Humidity: 21% Sunset (Sunday): 6.31 pm Sunrise (Monday): 6.23 am Moonrise (Sunday): 10 amMoonset (Sunday): 11.16 pmForecast: Partly cloudy sky.Maximum and minimumtemperatures will be around35 and 20 degrees Celsius.
The exciseenforcementand lotteryprohibitionwingconducted araid atMedahalli,KarunasriLayout in K R Puramand arrestedthree
persons for manufacturingillicit liquor. The state istaking no chance with anotherhooch tragedy
TIMELY RAID
Burglars fleewith Rs 89,000
TIMES NEWS NETWORK
Bangalore: Rekha, a resident of anapartment complex in Malles-waram, went to her father-in-law’splace in Hanumanthnagar four daysago. When she returned on Friday,she found burglars had broken inand stolen Rs 89,000.
AND BURGLARS ARRESTED...On a tip-off, JC Nagar police ar-rested two persons for burglariesin Hyderabad. They held Shafiul-la, 23, of Bagepalli, and SurendraBabu, 21, of East Godavari districtin Andhra Pradesh and recoveredvaluables worth Rs 10 lakh from them.
Race course: verdictlikely on Monday
Bangalore: The fate of Bangalore’s race course islikely to be decided on Monday. A high courtdivision Bench headed by Justice V Gopalagowdawill give its verdict on petitions filed by theBangalore Turf Club (BTC) management and theemployees union challenging the directive toshift the facility elsewhere. The initial December31, 2009, deadline was subsequently extended.The BTC filed an IA seeking four-and-a-half yearsto develop infrastructure once it gets land. TNN
Water Adalat BWSSB Water Adalat ofSouth-5 sub-divisionwill be held on Mondayat the AEE’s office at9.30 am, KottanurDinne. Customers of JPNagar 1st Phase and6th Phase can attend.22945230 TNN
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Operation & Mainte nance ofexisting Bio•Conversion Plant at
Dar ni-ka-Bagicha , Lalpani ,Shimla.
Municipal Corporation Shim Ia intendsto invite ExpressIon of Inte rest from
the interested Companies/NGOs/Voluntary Groups! Joint Ventures/Other parties for the Operation &Maintenance (O&M) of the existing100 MT/day capacity Bio-ConversionPlant based on Controlled Aerobic
Technology commonly known as
Excel Technology installed at Darni-Ka -Bagicha , Lalpan i , Shimla. Initiallythe period for 0&M of plant shall be
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Site Information:
Darni-ka-Bagicha, Lalpa ni , Shimla
on NH. 22 Bye-Pass road.
This site is located at a distance of
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Minimum Eligibility Criteria:
The E0I should be supported by
the details of the applicant asfollows:-1. Brief profile of the applicant
including qualif ications &experience of the team members.
2. Annual Turn Over for the last threeyears ce r t i f i ed by Charted
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especia l ly the Operat ion &
Maintenance of Blo-Conversionplant of Excel Technology .
Scope of Work:1. Operation & Maintenance of 100
MT/day capacity Bio-Conversion
Plant of Excel Technology forMunicipal Solid Waste .
2. Segregation of recyclablematerials , production of compostand also its marketing .
Note: The details can be obtainedfrom Term of Reference (TOR) whichcan be downloa ded from MC Shimlawebsite www.shimlamc.pov.in.
SUBMISSION OF EOl
1. Applicants who want to formconsort ial joint ventures , the E0Ishould clearly state the Lead
Agency.2. Municipal Corporation Shimla will
consider Eol only from thosebidders who deposit Earnest
Money deposit of Rs. 3.0 Lac inthe form of crossed Demand Draftin favour of Commissioner ,Municipal Corporation , Shimlaand a non-refundable DemandDraft of Rs. 5000/- (Rupees FiveThousand only) as processing feein favour of Commissioner ,Municipal Corporation Shimla ,payable atShimla .
3. Interested bidders may submittheir E0I in the office ofCommissioner , Mu nicipalCorporation Shimla on or before3.00 pm on 5th April 2010. TheTechnical bids will be be opened on
05/04/2010 at 4.00 PM. by theCommittee constituted for thepurpose in the presence of therepresentatives of the bidders ,who may like to be present.
4. The EOI must have the separateenvelop for Technical Bid ,Financial Bid and Earnest MoneyDeposit& Processing Fee.
5. Commiss ioner , M u n i c i p a lCorporation Shimla reserves theright to accept or reject any and toapplication and to annul theprocess at any time without anyliability or assigning any reasonthereof.
Commissioner ,Municipal Corporation,
Shimla .MOO. NO. 754109-10119.03.2010
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With profound grief we inform you the sudden & untimelydemise of our beloved VAIBHAV IJPPAL on 14th March.
A A prayer meeting will be held on theWednesday 24a March , 2010 from 2.00 to 3.00 pm
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