POSTAL REGN. NO. NMB/154/2017-19/VASHI MDG POST OFFICE … · milk supply has been hit hard. An average 13 lakh litres of milk arrive in Navi Mumbai. How-ever, since Tuesday night

RNI No. MAHEN/2007/21778 POSTAL REGN. NO. NMB/154/2017-19/VASHI MDG POST OFFICE

The Dynamic Daily Newspaper of

PAGES 12 • PRICE ` 1

Navi Mumbai

VOL. 13 • ISSUE 86August

2019FRIDAY

9

By Chandrashekar Hendve

NAVI MUMBAI: Due tofloods in the WesternMaharashtra areas likeSangli, Kolhapur, themilk supply has beenhit hard. An average 13lakh litres of milk arrivein Navi Mumbai. How-ever, since Tuesdaynight until Wednesdayevening, milk tankerscould not reach citythere by creating ashortage.

On an average,Gokul milk, whichcomes from Kolhapur,supplies about 7-8 lakhlitres, while Waranaprovides milk upto 3-4lakh litres; Chitale andKrishna from Sanglisupply 13 lakh litres.The milk is collected inNavi Mumbai and is dis-tributed to various partsof the city like old Mum-bai, Thane, Vasai-Virar

Milk supply hit harddue to floods in

Western Maharashtra

and Panvel areas.With incessant

rains lashing the West-ern Maharashtra, thesupply is likely to be af-fected for few more days.

“Due to heavy rainsand flood in Sangli, Sa-tara, Kolhapur and oth-er regions, there hasbeen acute shortage ofmilk since the last fewdays. This may affectthe regular supply forfew more days,” saidDayanand Patil, Man-ager, Gokul Milk.

Top Insta, Tiktok & YouTubers from India toattend “Enfluence- The Creator Summit” in Vashi

Summit will unite the most remarkable names in digital world

By Abhitash D.Singh

NAVI MUMBAI: NaviMumbaikars will wit-ness a power packedevent titled “Enfluence-The Creator Summit”hosted by leading influ-encer managementcompany Enlyft on Fri-day 9th August, 2019 inVashi at Fortune Exot-ica, and will start at9am till 6pm. The sum-mit will be uniting the

Cont. on pg. 2

Cont. on pg. 6

By Ashok Dhamija

NAVI MUMBAI: “It’s ahappy moment for meto see that the build-ing of our newMadhya PradeshBhavan ‘Madhyalok’ isnow ready. Apart fromfulfilling the residen-tial requirements ofofficers and ministersfrom the state, thenew State GuestHouse of the Govern-ment of MP will alsobe beneficial to thecommon peopleregarding trade,tourism and medicalfacilities. I hope it alsofulfils the aspiration ofour local five lakhresiding here whom Ibelieve should also

Aims to facilitate Trade, Tourism & Medical Treatment

MP Bhawan ‘Madhyalok’inaugurated by State CM Kamal Nath

A paranomic view of the New Madhya Pradesh Bhawan ‘Madhyalok’

Madhya Pradesh CM KamalNath unveils the statute ofLord Buddha in the back-drop of Buddhist Stupa aswitnessed in Sanchi, M.P.

take a key role in howbest this iconicBhawan can be usedfor the benefit the ofpeople for promotingMadhya Pradesh atlarge,” shared ChiefMinister of MadhyaPradesh Kamal Nathduring the inaugura-tion ceremony inpresence of stateHon’ble Minister

Friday, 9 August 2019www.newsband.in | [email protected] 2

SPECIAL OFFERCLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT ON REAL

ESTATE (Buying /Selling /Paying Guest etc.)

A 20 word classified in NEWSBAND

will cost you only Rs 150/-+ GST Applicable

for direct buyers and sellers.

For details, call :

20870513, 27815380

ATTENTION READERSWhile every effort is made to check the genuineness ofparty/parties inserting ads in this paper, we cannot be heldresponsible for the truthfulness of its contents. The publish-ers, Editor and/or the staff cannot be held responsible forany loss or damage due to transactions that they may enterinto guided by the ads.

Printed and owned by Kailash Shankarlalji Gindodia Published by Shiv Kailash Gindodia Editor : Nandkumar Balaram Thakur Printed at Siddhakala Print Media &

Publications Pvt. Ltd. Plot No. W-230, T.T.C. Ind. Area, MIDC, Khairane, Navi Mumbai – 400 710 and published at 1313/1314, 13th Floor, Real Tech Park, Plot No. 39/2,

Sec. 30A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400 703. • RNI No. MAHENG2007/21778 • Postal Regn. No. NMB/154/2014-16/Vashi MDG Post Office

• ABC Certificte No. 133/2106 Phone : 2087 0513 / 2781 5380 Telefax : 2781 5380 e-mail : [email protected] website : www.newsband.in

PUBLIC NOTICENOTICE IS HEREBY given to the public at large that myclient Mrs. Shenaz Raheel Nachan is the lawful owner ofShop No.2, Ground Floor, in the Nav Prajakta Co-operativeHousing Society Ltd., Plot No.B-93, Sector-23, Darave,Nerul, Navi Mumbai 400706. My client has lost/misplacedher original documents i. e. 1) Original registered Agreementto Sale dated 17/05/2002 which was made and executedbetween M/s. Vighnahar Construction through its ProprietorMrs. Kamal Balasaheb Deshmukh as Builder and Smt. Bab-ita Raghunath Gadve the Purchaser, along with original reg-istration receipt, original stamp duty receipt and Index-II ofthe said Shop. 2) Original registered Agreement for Resaledated 24/01/2011 which was made and executed betweenSmt. Babita Raghunath Gadve as Seller and Mr. Moham-mad Islam Salmani the Purchaser, along with original regis-tration receipt, original stamp duty receipt and Index-II of thesaid Shop. My client has lodged the complaint with the Bycul-la Police Station on 26/06/2019 in property missing registerNo.1192 of 2019 in respect of above original documents.My Client states that the aforesaid original documents are notdeposited with any other person/s or authority or institutionsas a security with any manner whatsoever nature.All persons are hereby informed not to use the same for anyfinancial or other benefits but if finds to return it back on thebelow address.Date: 09-08-2019Place: Navi Mumbai.

Sd/-ADV. K. P. SAYED (LL. M.)

Advocate, High Court, MumbaiShop No.06, Neel Empire CHS,Plot No.3A/4, Near IDBI Bank/Jhama Sweet Shop, Sector-25,Nerul (E), Navi Mumbai 400706

Mob. 9321731273

most remarkablenames in the digitalworld including the top50 influencers, contentcreators and numerousindustry experts.

The experts in theirparticular field will besharing their knowl-edge about the latestdevelopment in the con-tent creation space andthe digital domain.

Ajay Kudva,Founder of Enlyft whoinitiated this initiativesaid, “The event willgive a chance to meet,greet and network with

the top 50 influencerslike Sharmaji Techni-cal, Technical Yogi,TechBar, Palash Sen(Euphoria), RuchiraJadhav, NamrataPradhan (Madhurafrom Chattriwali), Ab-hijeet Shwetchandra(Baaji), Dino James,Nita Shilimkar and AJ(Oye it’s Prank), RadhaSagar, ParvinderSingh, Rajeev Raja andHim-eesh Madaan,Mahatmaji Technical,Ask CarGuru andmanymore. In today’sage, where influencersare reduced to beingmere marketing com-modities, Enlyft aims tocreate a community of

content creators thatfosters creativity & en-hance brand collabora-tions. Enfluence is ourattempt to engage thiscommunity & celebratethe ecosystem we havecreated so far.”

The star-studdedsummit will bask in themagnanimity of theseinfluencers and partic-ipants will get a chanceto build strong relation-ships with influencersand the content cre-ators.

The event will kick-start with an introduc-tion from Ajay Kudva,Founder and CEO atEnlyft followed by key-note from Umesh Up-

adhyay, President &Director-Media at Reli-ance Industries Limit-ed.

The summit will alsoincorporate interestingsessions on video mar-keting, content market-ing, Influencers brand-ing Ecosystem in thedigital domain and final-ly an adrenaline filledperformance by “TheUnwind”.

Stafford Fernandes,Influencer managementhead at Enlyft said,“The difference betweenan influencer and anenfluencer is the “e” co-system and the“n”urturing that we pro-vide as a community.”

Top Insta,Tiktok...Cont. from pg. 1

Rally to markAugust Kranti Din

By Chandrashekhar Hendve

Vashi: Navi Mum-bai Punarvasan Sa-majik Sanstha will beorganizing a rally forstudents from 11 am to

12 pm from Vashi rail-way station to ShivajiMaharaj Chowk, Vashion 9th August, 2019 tomark August KrantiDin.

By Chandrashekhar Hendve

The cover of drainage line which has been dam-aged in Airoli, Sector 3 near fire brigade, is caus-ing great deal of inconvenience to the motorists.However, rather than changing the lid, the wardoffice of Airoli has placed a branch of tree.

A tree branch inlieu of lid

By Crime Reporter

NAVI MUMBAI: Asquad of crime branchunit II of Navi Mumbaipolice has arrested fourpeople including a gan-ja salesman. Policehave seized 24 kg 550grams of ganja and Bo-lero pickup vehicleworth Rs 2 lakh 45thousand in this opera-tion.

Crime Branch Unit-2 had received informa-tion that a woman wasselling ganja in Khan-dagaon area. Accord-ingly, on the suggestionof Crime Branch Unit-2 Senior Police Inspec-tor K.R. Popere, on Au-gust 1, along withcrime branch team ar-rested Shilpa VishalKhedekar, 35, near thecemetery at Khanda

Police seized 24 kg Ganjavillage. Later, after fur-ther interrogation, sheinformed that she hadhidden the ganja withthe help of three accom-plices.

Acting on the infor-mation provided by thewoman, the police ar-rested Vitthal Pandu-rang Bangar (50),Bhagwat GyanadevKhedekar (28) and San-tosh Madhukar Shinde(34). Later they confis-cated a large quantityof ganja, weighing 24kg 550 grams whichwas hid in mattressesin a container near thecemetery at Karanjadein the tempo. All ofthem have been bookedunder NDPS law andthe court has sent themall to police custody tillAugust 13.

For inserting advertisements

in daily newspaper NEWSBANDContact : 2087 0513 / 2781 5380


NAVI MUMBAI : Underthe Pradhan MantriJan Yojana, health in-surance coverage of upto Rs 5 lakh per an-num, about 40,363families will be benefit-ted in the Navi Mum-bai Municipal Corpora-tion’s (NMMC) jurisdic-tion. The scheme hasbeen implemented ef-fectively under theguidance of MunicipalCommissioner, Anna-heb Misal.

The Pradhan Man-tri Jan Arogya Yojanawas implemented inMaharashtra from Sep-tember 23, 2018. Thescheme covers a totalof 83.72 lakh familiesbelonging to 11 catego-ries i.e. social, econom-ic and backward class,domestic workers,hawkers, constructionlaborers, and artisans

Around 40,363 families to get benefit fromPradhan Mantri Jan Swasthya Yojana

- this includes 40,364families in Navi Mum-bai Municipal Corpora-tion area, and 1,72,393beneficiaries from oth-er areas. The beneficia-ry family will get Rs. 5lakh insurance coverthrough the StateHealth Assurance Soci-ety. Surgical and med-ical treatment will beavailable through ac-credited private andgovernment hospitals.

A meeting was heldat the NMMC head-quarter regarding is-suing of e-cards to thebeneficiaries. Themeeting was undertak-en by deputy commis-sioner Amol Yadav inthe presence of MedicalHealth Officer Dr. Bal-asaheb Sonawane, As-sistant Health OfficerDayanand Katke, Acci-dent Medical Officer

Ratnaprabha Chavan,District CoordinatorState Health AssuranceSociety Pravin Mote,District ManagerThane, Amol Nimseand other officials. Inthis campaign, the med-ical officer of CitizenPrimary Health Centerand Citizen Service Cen-ter will jointly take theresponsibility till thebeneficiaries receive thee-card and there is100% successful execu-tion of the campaign.

In this scheme, eli-gible beneficiaries arerequired to submit doc-uments like ration card,Aadhar card etc. to thenearest citizen servicecentre. NMMC urgesthe eligible beneficiariesto contact their nearesturban primary healthcenter for more infor-mation.

keÀe³e&keÀejer DeefYe³eblee, mee.yeeb. efJeYeeie keÀ. 2, þeCes efpeune þeCes ceneje<ì Meemevee®³ee meeJe&peefvekeÀyeebOekeÀece efJeYeeieekeÀ[s ³eesi³e l³ee Jeiee&leerue HeÀkeÌle þeCes efpeu¿eeleerue veeWoCeerke=Àle cepegjmenkeÀejer meesmee³eìerkeÀ[tve Keeueerue keÀeceebkeÀefjlee ye-1 vecegv³eeleerue efveefJeoe F&-efveefJeoeHeCeeueerÜejs (Dee@veueeF&ve) efveefJeoe http://mahatenders.gov.in ³ee mebkesÀlemLeUeJejceeiee fJele Deensle. e fvee fJeoe keÀeieoHe$e Meemevee®³ee mebke sÀlemLeUeJej http://mahatenders.gov.in ³esLetve [eTveuees[ keÀjC³eekeÀefjlee GHeueyOe Deensle. (JejerueHewkeÀerkeÀener DeLeJee meJe& efveefJeoe efmJekeÀejC³ee®ee DeLeJee veekeÀejC³ee®ee DeefOekeÀej keÀe³e&keÀejer DeefYe³eblee,mee.yeeb. efJeYeeie ke´À.2, þeCes ³eebveer jesKetve þsJeuee Deens. Deì Demeuesueer efveefJeoe efmJekeÀejueerpeeCeej veener.)

keÀecee®es veebJe ë-

1) MeneHegj leeuegkeÌ³eeleerue meeþieebJe efMeueesÊej ³esefLeue keÀelekeÀjerJee[er ³esLes cebieue keÀe³ee&ue³eyeebOeCes. (þkeÌkeÀjyeeHHee DeeefoJeemeer Jemleer megOeejCee ³eespevee), Deboeefpele efkebÀcele ë- jÀ.6,16,163-

2) cegjyee[ leeuegkeÌ³eeleerue ceesnjF&Hee[e keÀelekeÀjerJee[er jml³ee®es efmeceWì keÀeBefkeÀìerkeÀjCe keÀjCes.(þkeÌkeÀjyeeHHee DeeefoJeemeer Jemleer megOeejCee ³eespevee), Deboeefpele efkebÀcele ë- jÀ.6,59,944-

3) cegjyee[ leeuegkeÌ³eeleerue ceepeieebJe ³esefLeue keÀelekeÀjerJee[er ³esLes Debleie&le jmlee efmeceWìkeÀeBefke´ÀìerkeÀjCe keÀjCes. (þkeÌkeÀjyeeHHee DeeefoJeemeer Jemleer megOeejCee ³eespevee), DeboeefpeleefkebÀcele ë- jÀ. 6,61,769/-

4) MeneHegj leeuegkeÌ³eeleerue meeHeieebJe ³esLes Debleie&le jml³eeJej mebj#ekeÀ efYeble yeebOeCes. (2515ieéce efJekeÀeme keÀe³e&ke´Àce), Deboeefpele efkebÀcele ë- 8,69,678/-

5) MeneHegj leeuegkeÌ³eeleerue ceewpes keÀemeieebJe ³esLes ieCesMeHee[e Debleie&le meYeeceb[He yeebOeCes. (2515ieéce efJekeÀeme keÀe³e&ke´Àce), Deboeefpele efkebÀcele ë- 8,78,493/-

6) MeneHegj leeuegkeÌ³eeleerue {ekeÀCes ³esefLeue Debleie&le jmlee HesJnj yuee@keÀves le³eej keÀjCes. (2515ieéce efJekeÀeme keÀe³e&ke´Àce), Deboeefpele efkebÀcele ë- 8,85,851/-

F&-efveefJeoe GHeueyOe keÀeueeJeOeer ë- efo. 13/08/2019 les efo. 22/08/2019

F&-efveefJeoe GIe[Ces ë- efo. 26/08/2019

Keeueerue mebkesÀlemLeUebJej F&-efveefJeoeb®eer meJe& ceeefnleer GHeueyOe Deens.

1) http://mahapwd.com

2) http://mahatenders.gov.in

(meoj efveefJeosmeg®evesceO³es keÀener yeoue nesle Demeu³eeme Jejerue mebkesÀlemLeUebJej keÀUefJeC³eele³esF&ue.)

3) keÀe³e&keÀejer DeefYe³eblee, mee.yeeb.efJeYeeie ke´À.2, þeCes keÀe³ee&ue³eeleerue met®evee HeÀuekeÀ

ceneje<ì MeemevemeeJe&peefvekeÀ yeebOekeÀece efJeYeeie

cesue HeÊee ë- [email protected]

otjOJeveer/He@ÀkeÌme ke´ÀceebkeÀ ë- 022-25361393

F& efveefJeoe meg®evee ke´ÀceebkeÀ 21 meve 2019-20(veeWoCeerke=Àle cepegj menkeÀejer meesmee³eìer HeÀkeÌle)

efpeceekeÀe/þeCes/peeefnjele/70/2019

mener/-keÀe³e&keÀejer DeefYe³eblee

mee.yeeb.efJeYeeie ke´À.2, þeCes.

pee.ke´À.meeyeebefJeke´À.2/þeCes/F&-efveefJeoe/2019-20/5734

keÀe³e&keÀejer DeefYe³eblee ³eeb®es keÀe³ee&ue³e,

mee.yeeb.efJeYeeie ke´À.2, þeCes,

mee.yeeb.DeeJeej, mìsMeve jes[, þeCes-400601.

efoveebkeÀ ë- 07/08/2019

Power theftBy Crime Reporter

NAVI MUMBAI:MSEDCL authoritieshave lodged complaintat Panvel City PoliceStation in Belava-li village, Panvel,for alleged theft ofelectricity by put-ting hook on theLT line of Mahav-itaran. The man,named Machin-dra GangaramPhadke, has al-legedly beenfound guilty ofstealing electricityin this mannerfor the past six months.

The officials of theMunicipal Corporationhad informed thatsome persons in Belva-li village of Panvel weredrawing electricity onthe LT line of Mahavit-

aran and stealing elec-tricity and using it fordomestic use. Accord-ingly, on July 19, ateam of MSEDCL offic-ers visited the village of

Belvali. It was foundthat Machhindra Gan-garam Phadke did nothave electricity meterin his house and unau-thorisedly connectedthe power supply to theLT line for domestic

use. MSEDCL officerscut the wire used tosteal electricity andseized it.

An investigationconducted by MSEDCL

revealed thatM a c h h i n d r aPhadke had sto-len 1653 units ofelectricity worthabout Rs 22, 340for the last sixm o n t h s .MSEDCL officialsasked Phadke topay the amount.But Phadke ig-nored it and did

not pay the compro-mised amount of Rs.4,000. As a result,MSEDCL authoritiesfinally registered acrime at Panvel citypolice station as per theElectricity Act.


Issue : 86 9 August, 2019

400 Principals attend symposium with MinisterAshish Shelar at Children Welfare Centre High School

Waste mismanagementA decade back, anyone traveling from

Mumbai to Navi Mumbai, would experi-ence sudden change in the quality of airand cleanliness as one crossed the Thanecreek bridge. Today, they seem to havemerged together and the same garbageheaps and decomposing organic wasteemanating foul smell as in Mankhurd,could be seen on this side of the creekbridge as well.

Not only the local bodies are to beblamed, section of residents is also toshare the blame as they lack civic senseas regards disposal of garbage. They donot take pains to throw it in dustbins andlitter yards of area around dustbins withgarbage. To add to this, the rag pickersand stray animals scatter it still furtherthereby creating nuisance for the locality.Lot of waste is generated in the commer-cial areas, vegetable market, garages etc.which do not find proper disposal. Lack ofvigilance and concern for hygiene on partof NMMC encourages such kind of unciv-ilized behaviour.

If NMMC desires to really create a gar-den city on lines of its slogan, it has to shedits indifference towards unhygienic ambi-ences and environmental concerns. Thecontractors as well as the staff have to bemade more accountable and it has to beensured that every penny spent for thepurpose is well spent. Besides, additionaldustbins, replacing damaged and corrod-ed mild steel dustbins with fibre reinforcedplastic dustbins which are hygienically su-perior, aesthetically beautiful and easier inhandling, transporting vehicles, incinera-tors etc. should be provided and fines forflouting rules should be imposed toachieve the required degree of hygieneand cleanliness. Also unauthorized slumdevelopments should be curbed to furtherthis aim as slums are potential threat tothe environment. It should learn that for-mulation of laws is not enough as going bythe past experience, meaning of ‘democ-racy’ has always been over stretched bycertain section of citizens and that ‘lawsnot enforced cease to be laws’.

MUMBAI: A sympo-sium on “New Educa-tion policy and chang-es in educational field”was organised by Jan-ata Kalyan Kendraand Children WelfareCentre High School, atYari Road, Andheri(West), Mumbai on7th August,2019. Min-ister of Education,Sports & Youth Wel-fare Ashish Shelar wasthe chief guest. Educa-tion Inspector of WestZone of Greater Mum-bai Anil Sable and hiscolleagues, Childrenwelfare Centre HighSchool’s Principal AjayKaul, Former DeputyMayor Arun Deo andthe principals of over400 schools werepresent. On the occa-sion Principal AjayKaul felicitated Shelarand other guests.

In the interactivesession, the issue ofhow some of the schoolsmake their studentsfail in 9th standard toensure cent per centresult in SSC was dis-cussed. Shelar, Kauland Sable also interact-ed and discussed with

people about lack of fa-cilities like lights, toi-lets in some schools,delay in payment ofteachers’ salaries andother issues related tothe field of education.

On the occasion,Shelar urged people tocommunicate to him ifthey have complaintsand assured them thathe would try to solve

their problems. How-ever he asked them tocarry out their workwith total responsibil-ity and pay attention ifany student is weak instudies. Because theteacher’s responsibili-ty is not only to teachbut it is cumulative re-sponsibility to ensurethat the students un-derstand what has

been taught. Nowa-days parents find itdifficult to fill in ad-mission forms, getexam results, etc sincemost of these thingsare being digitized. Butthey will not face anydifficulty from nextyear onwards since ittakes some time toadapt with new sys-tem.

By Crime Reporter

NAVI MUMBAI: A firebroke out in the flaton the fifth floor ataround 2:30 amThursday in the NRIcolony at Seawoods.No casualty wasreported. However,the kitchen, hall, andbedroom were severe-ly damaged. The fire-fighters put out theflame in half an hour.

According to fireofficials, the firebroke out at around2:30 am on Thursdayin the kitchen of FlatNo. 502 in BuildingN-45 in the NRIcolony. After theneighbours learned

Fire inNRI colony flat

about the fire, theytook out the elderlycouple living in theflat and informed thefire brigade. Thecitizens of the build-ing then tried toextinguish the firewith the help ofsecurity guards.

The fire, however,spread to halls andbedrooms. The firebrigade personnel,who rushed to thespot, extinguished theflames within half anhour. The flamesextensively damagedthe house. It issuspected that thefire was caused due toa short circuit.

Massive property loss

due to fire in the flat

For inserting advertisements

in NEWSBANDDivakar - 9867529915 Vijay - 9867529919

Rampreet - 9867659921Off : 2087 0513 / 2781 5380


Residents of Harishchandra SadanHousing complex at Shirone churn

garbage into useful productNAVI MUMBAI: The residents of Har-

ishchandra Sadan Housing Society atShirone are literally churning garbageinto useful products, thereby setting anexample for all the housing societiesin the city. As per the ‘Solid WasteManagement Rules 2016’, it is man-datory for all the housing societies toset a wet waste compositing unit atsource. The Navi Mumbai MunicipalCorporation (NMMC) has made it man-datory for the societies generating wetwaste of more than 100 kg of per dayto implement a wet waste processingproject in their own premises. Harish-chandra Sadan Society, which has only40 flats has gone a step ahead: theyare not only segregating the waste atsource but are even compositing thewet waste.

Before implementing the project thesociety did research about the logisticrequired for its implementation i.e.place, equipment required, financesetc. To understand the process better,the members of the society also visitedan exhibition organized by NMMC atWonders Park on compositing. It wasthen unanimously decided to buy adrum-forming device that would be eco-nomically affordable and would requireless space. They took help of Godrej Fi-nance and implemented the project onthe society’s terrace.

The project

Two specially designed drums of 50kg capacity have been installed. Thesociety usually generates 15 to 16 kgsof wet waste every day. This wet wasteis dumped daily into the drum andmixed with dry leaves and sawdust 2to 3 times a day. The leachate producedduring the process is mixed with 5 li-

tres of plain water and is used forwatering plants. “Currently, the fer-tilizer is being used for trees in thearea. However, it is our desire to de-velop a garden in future,” said thecouple Anita and Umakant Patil, res-idents of society.

Mayor Jaywant Sutar also visit-ed the Society and praised the mem-bers for their initiative. Deputy Com-missioner of Waste Management,Tushar Pawar said that the neces-sary cooperation will be given byNMMC for the project.

Cops working at Turbhe policedemand relocation; Unable towork during heavy downpourBy Abhitash D. Singh

NAVI MUMBAI: Thecops working at Turb-he police station arewaiting patiently sincelast nine years for al-location of funds fromHome Ministry thatwould help them toshift to a new premise.Turbhe Police stationgets flooded every mon-soon making it difficultfor the cops to performtheir duty.

The Navi MumbaiPolice has demandedtwo new police stations,but so far this has re-mained on paper. Everyyear during rainy sea-son, the police stationgets submerged in wa-ter and people have towade through knee-high water to registercomplaints.

Amar Desai, SeniorPolice Inspector of Tur-bhe Police Station said,“Our Police station isin urgent need of relo-cation. During mon-soon, every year itturns into a slush

pond. Our files withimportant documentsalso get wet. Most of theoperations are shut dueto flooding. We havebeen told since manyyears that the policestation will be relocat-

ed once the home de-partment sanctionsfunds for the same.”

He added, “As ofnow we have two op-tions: either to con-struct a building at thepresent location by de-molishing the presentpolice station or tomove to anotherpremise in the city.”

In 2011, the NaviMumbai Police had de-manded Rs. 1.70 croreto be given to MIDC forrelocation/constructionof Turbhe Police Sta-tion. After eight years,the amount has risen

many fold.A deputy engineer

from MIDC, on the con-dition of anonymity in-formed, “Already wehave come up with theplan to construct theTurbhe Police stationbut until we receivefunds from the homeministry we will not beable to initiate thework.”

Even after contact-ing several times theNavi Mumbai PoliceCommissioner SanjayKumar was unavail-able for comments.

Accused taken to courtthreatens police

By Crime Reporter

NAVI MUMBAI: Twoaccused who werebeing taken fromTaloja jail to ThaneSession Court forhearing, threatened toblow up the policemanwith bomb on Wednes-day afternoon. Afterthe incident,Kharghar police haveregistered a crimeagainst the twoaccused.

According to police,on Wednesday, sixprisoners, includingthe two accused,

James Almeida andJagdish BhavarlalDaya, were beingtaken for hearing atThane session court.The accused startingprotesting in the openspace outside the courtand asked the police toallow them to meettheir relatives andcolleagues who werepresent outside thecourt. When the copsrefused to comply, theaccused startedshouting and threat-ened the cops with direconsequences.

Send us your problem at

[email protected]

with pictures and we will try

and ensure that the authorities

take action


General Administra-tion, Cooperative andParliamentary AffairsDepartment Dr.Gobind Singh; Hon’ble MinisterTourism and Naram-da Valley DevelopmentDepartment SurendraSingh Baghel andother dignitaries onThursday 8th August,2019.

The 18th CM of thecentral Indian state ofM.P. Kamal Nath whohas served as theMinister of UrbanDevelopment too andhas been interactingwith various industri-al bigwigs on the sidelines during his twoday stay in Mumbai further said “thecurrent youngergeneration is facedwith numerouschallenges comparedto those earlier. Wemust face thosechallenges head onand search for neweravenues of youthemployment. Thefuture of the nationand state is securedwith the future ofyouth and for this, weneed to provideopportunities to themto flourish. We need toincrease economicactivities for thegrowth of commonpeople so that M.P.

emerges as a devel-oped state. Mumbai isthe financial capital ofthe country, we needto see that how citieslike Bhopal or Indorecan become a tradinghub of the nation.”

M.P. Hon’bleMinister Dr. GovindSingh & SurendraSingh Baghel tooaddressed the audienc-es and gave a briefinsight about thevarious activities inpromoting M.P. onvarious fronts and itbeing the tourist hubof the country due toits rich heritage andtradition in addition tothe thrilling wildjungles to sereneplaces of worship.

Earlier inaugurat-ing the programmethe Resident Commis-sioner Shri I.C.P.Keshari gave adetailed description ofthe Bhawan after localpriests Pandit Di-anath Tiwari andPandit MaheshShukla conductedVastu Puja in thepresence of thedignitaries and theCM.

Speaking toNewsband about thenewly constructedState Guest House“Madhyalok”, SanjayKumar Mishra, IAS,Joint Resident Com-missioner of Govt. ofM.P. in Navi Mumbaisaid “The acquisitionfor the land for this

MPBhawan...

Cont. from pg. 1

Madhya Pradesh CM Kamal Nath addressing the gathering in presence of the dignitar-ies which included GAD Minister, Dr. Govind Singh and Tourism Minister SurendraSingh Baghel Chief Secretary S.R. Mohanty, RERA Chairman Antony DeSa, ResidentCommissioner Shri I.C.P. Keshari

Invitees from various walks of life included local corporators among others

A view of paintings showcasing the spiritual aspect of M.P. adorn the passage walls

Bhawan was done in1992. Construction forthis iconic State GuestHouse, however,commenced in August2013 and completedwith final occupancyclearance from NMMCin April 2018.

Spread over a plotarea of approximatefour thousand sq. mtrs,it consists of two VVIPsuites, three VIPsuites, six deluxerooms, 18 Standardrooms, two Dormito-ries, Resident Commis-sioner room and otheroffice spaces. Inaddition the buildinghas an imposingmultilevel entranceatrium with Receptionand Entrance lobbywhich also houses VIPLounge, Cafeteria andMultipurpose Hall for200 person capacity isdecorated with paintingand murals depictingvast landscape ofMadhya Pradesh.Paintings by leadingartist don the passageway and rooms in eachof the four floors inaddition to ground,which showcases thestate in totality. Inaddition to catering tothe needs of trade,commerce, tourism etc.a number of events willbe organised at theBhawan too in thecoming monthsshowcasing the richcultural tradition andheritage of the M. P, itis learnt.

The Governmentof Madhya Pradeshhas constructed thisState Guest House“Madhyalok” at theFinancial Capital ofIndia Mumbai witha view to cater to thelodging needs of themembers of StateBureaucracy, StateCabinet and Personscoming fromMadhya Pradesh formedical treatment.Madhyalok is builtat an estimated costof Rs. 88.264 Cr. byM/s Voyants SolutionPvt. Ltd. Gurugramwith payment of 9%supervision chargesto Madhya PradeshRoad Development

About “Madhyalok”Corporation.

Madhyalok isspread over a plot areaof 3817.20 sq. mtrs. Itconsists of 2 VVIPsuites, 3 VIP suites, 6Deluxe rooms, 18Standard rooms, 2Dormitories, ResidentCommissioner roomand other office spac-es. The technicalworks in the Bhawaninclude electric paneltransformer, HT pan-el, BMS, HVAC, DGset, Fire pump, STP,Chilling plant, Watersoftener plant, Venti-lation system, Coolingtower, Solar waterheater, four lifts, Wi-Fi, Automation sys-tem etc. along with

high end securitywIth CCT, AccessControl Systems. Inaddition to these, anauditorium, a meet-ing hall and a con-ference hall havealso been provided inthe newly construct-ed Bhawan. Thebuilding is designedincorporating Greenbuilding featureslike Rain water har-vesting, adequateday lighting, DoubleGlass Unit Solarheaters and severalother installations.Parking facility of70 cars too has beenprovided in twobasements andground.

By Ashok Dhamija

India entered thequarter finals of theMen’s U23 AsianChampionshipsvolleyball held inMyanmar on Mondaydespite a 3-2 defeat atthe hands of Thailandin a hard-foughtcontest in their lastGroup D fixture. TheIndian team secured aberth in the finaleight of the tourna-ment on account oftopping their groupthat included NewZealand and Chinaapart from Thailand.This is the first timethe team has pro-

Group Topper India Maiden Entry InTo Qfs: U23 Asian Championships

Action from the league match

gressed into the lasteight in the tourna-ment’s history.

Earlier, the AmitGulia led team hadregistered wins overChina and New

Zealand, whichallowed them to finishwith 6 points at theend of Group Dfixtures. Apart from

Cont. on pg. 9


HEALTH AND NUTRITION

By Bhavani Swaminathan

Dates give power tothe stomach and hasthe properties to curesome diseases. They arevery useful for thosewho are suffering fromdry cough. It also helps

to increase bodyweight. Dates are richin vitamins A & B- acombination that givesthe system the power toresist viruses and infec-tions. They also containprotein and carbohy-drates as well as calci-um, phosphorus, potas-sium, iron and pectinwhich makes them re-juvenators. For thosewho feel they are losingstamina, date milk is atonic. People sufferingfrom constipationshould drink milkboiled with 4-5 drieddates before going to

Bhavani Swaminathan is Nutritionist and founder of

Aakanksha: Desire for Wellness

DATES BURFIServes : 5 peoplePreparation Time : 5 Minutes

Ingredients

Dates : 200 gmsAlmonds : 50 gmsCashewnuts : 50 gmsPistachios : 25 gmsWalnuts : Very littleCocoa Powder : 2-3 tsp

METHOD

1. Churn all the dry fruitslittle coarse in mixer.

2. Keep 4-5 tsp of thiscoarse mixture aside.

3. Wash dates in hot wa-ter and churn it in mix-er to make a paste. Donot add water. If re-quired then add only 2-3 tsp water.

4. Take a bowl. Mix thegrinded dry fruits, datespaste and cocoa powderand mix these nicely by using fingers.

5. Spread it on a butter paper. Sprinkle the coarse dry fruit mixture ontop for dressing.

6. Now cut into pieces and serve. If you wish to have little hard burfithen refrigerate it for minimum one hour and then serve.

bed at night. Dates arealkali forming in nature.They maintain alkalinebalance in the systemand are regarded as ahealth food and serve topurify and strengthenthe blood.

Here’s an amazingand easy recipe usingdates. All age group peo-ple will enjoy this sweet.Working mothers canmake it quickly andpack it their children’stiffin box. Rather thangiving chocolates tothem you can try out thisdates burfi which has gothigh nutritive value .

Sweet and cooling effects of Dates

Colourful and decorated rakhisadorn the markets

Dinesh Pawar

URAN: With the fes-tival of RakshaBandhan just roundthe corner, the marketacross the city is flood-ed with a variety of ra-chis in different stylesand attractive colors.

According to ashopkeeper at Uran,the most sought outrakhi this year isPubG. Rakhis withthe picture of WingCommander, IndianAir Force, Abhinandan,is also in great de-mand. “The rachisrange between Rs 5 to150 in Uran market”,said Govind Waghela,a trader.

Since last ten daysthe markets areadorned with variouscolors, shapes of ra-khis.

Apart from this,there has also been adisplay of light around

the shop. Stone stud-ded rakhis are widelyavailable in silver andgolden metal. “‘Gonda’is also in great de-mand right now. Vari-

ous cartoon characterslike Chhota Bheem,Motu-Patlu, Doraemonare being demanded byyoung sisters,” said an-other shopkeeper.


Flintobox rolls out a socialinitiative “Flinto Change Makers’

An initiative to enable children to learn a complex conceptlike water conservation through a fun and engaging game

Flintobox, one of the keyofferings of Flinto LearningSolutions has rolled out a socialinitiative ‘Flinto Change-Makers’with a strong intent to raise ageneration of kids that is empa-thetic, socially responsible andwork towards creating a sustain-able world for everyone to live in.

Amidst rising concerns to-wards climate change and watercrisis, this initiative is aimed tosave up to 90 billion litres ofwater in a year, if every childfrom 6 Lakh+ Flinto family usesit.

According to the CompositeWater Management Index (CWMI)report released by theNiti Aayog in 2018, 21major cities (Delhi,Bengaluru, Chennai,Hyderabad and others)are racing to reach zerogroundwater levels by2020, affecting accessfor 100 million people.The generation aheadneeds to be apprisedand taught aboutenvironmental sustainability andwater conservation. Flintoboxthrough its game, aims to incul-cate awareness on water conser-vation in both parents and kids.

Speaking on thisinitiative, Arunprasad Durairaj -CEO & Co-Founder, Flinto Learn-ing Solutions, said, “Water crisisis an erupting issue and we asorganisations need to awaken thenext generations towards creatingsustainable solutions.”

“We have always put childrenat the heart of our company. Now,we want to put ‘social concern’ atthe heart of our children. Forthis, we are transforming complexideas into fun and interactivegames for the kids to learn, playand change the world for thebetter. This game will develop asense of social responsibility andempathy in them through positivereinforcement,” he added.

As part of the initiative, FlintoEarly Learning Research Founda-tion has designed a 21-day watersaving game to evoke a sense ofwater conservation among chil-dren using simple and easy-to-follow water-saving hacks. This is

a complementary activity inFlintobox’s August subscriptionfor children.

In order to have every childbenefit from this game, a freedownloadable version of the gameis also available to children whohave not subscribed to Flintobox.

For More Details: https://flintobox. com/change-makers/21-day- water-saver-game

In a step towards encourage-ment, Flintobox is also calling fora pledge to save water through itsinitiative and via the website.

Through the 21-day watersaver campaign, Flinto aspires tomake this complex concept simple

for the children through a fun andinteresting game, thereby incul-cating a lifelong habit of waterconservation. It will allow thechildren to play for 21 days in arow and save up to 8610 litres ofwater. As positive reinforcement,they will also get rewarded withspecial gifts on the 7th, 14th and21st day respectively.

Apart from the 21-Day watersaver game, the Flinto EarlyLearning Research Foundationhas also planned other initiativesfor future under Flinto Change-Makers; Good Touch, Bad Touch(a campaign to teach about goodtouch and bad touch), Pink=Blue(A campaign against genderstereotyping), The CrossRoadPuzzle (A campaign to teach roadsense and traffic rules), Buddy OrBully (Campaign against bully-ing) and Mission Earth-Savers (toteach the importance of a sustain-able environment).

Youtube Link for FlintoChange-makers 21 DaysWater Challenge: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=3FfZmdmzlws&feature=youtu.be

PUMA signs ace sprinter and IndianNational Champion Dutee Chand

Global sports com-pany PUMA hassigned Indian profes-sional sprinter and na-tional champion DuteeChand. Making it herfirst exclusive brandassociation, Duteejoins an impressive ros-ter of world classPUMA athletes. Theyoung sprinter will beequipped with custom-made performancegear to support hernever-ending effort tobecome faster, stron-ger, and better everysingle day.

At only 23 years ofage, Dutee has repre-sented the country atnational and interna-tional sporting events,winning several med-als and breaking a fairshare of records. Duteeis the 3rd Indian wom-an to qualify for thewomen’s 100m at theSummer Olympics.She is also the first In-dian athlete to win aGold in the 100 mevent at the World Uni-versiade Games andstunned the track andfield world by clocking11.32 seconds.

“This is my veryfirst exclusive brandassociation and I’mthrilled that it’s with acompany that hasworked with legendaryathletes like UsainBolt, the fastest manalive,” said Dutee

Chand. ”It’s great tosee PUMA encourageathletes across sport-ing fields and I’m hum-bled by their trust inme to represent thebrand in India. Thismeans a lot to me andI’m excited about myassociation withPUMA.”

Abhishek Ganguly,Managing Director,PUMA Indiasaid, ”Dutee’s successis a result of a sheerdisplay of her excep-tional athletic capabil-ities and power on thetrack. Having rewrit-ten the history of Indi-an sports in her explo-sive style, she repre-sents everything weare as a brand. Thispartnership further re-inforces our commit-ment to the sports eco-

system in India and webelieve she will have abig influence in shap-ing the future of Trackand Field in the coun-try. We look forward toworking with Duteeand being a part of herjourney.”

Partnering withPUMA, Dutee Chandjoins some of theworld’s greatest trackand field athletes/ likelegends/ TommieSmith, Maradona,Pelé, Usain Bolt andmost recently, KarstenWarholm, Ejowvokogh-ene Divine Oduduruand Janeek Brown.Having achieved manyfirsts for India, Dutee’sdedication to the sportwill continue to see hershine in everything shestrives for, especiallyon the road to 2020.

Nature Fury Forces CancellationOf Trains Via KR Route

By Ashok Dhamija

CBD BELAPUR: Con-sequent to the heavyrainfall, water overflow-ing on Bridge No. 107and 109 in Gokak -Pachhapur section, bal-last washout betweenDesur - Belgaum sec-tion of South WesternRailway and water log-ging in Central Rail-way since 04th August2019 the followingtrains have been Can-celled because of opera-tional reasons. The de-tails are as below:

1. Train no. 16516Karwar Yeshwantpur

Express dated 8th Au-gust, 2019.

2. Train no. 22149Ernakulam - Pune Ex-press dated 9th August,2019.

3. Train no. 22908Hapa - Magdaon Jn.Express dated 8th Au-gust, 2019.

4. Train no. 22907Madgaon Jn. - HapaExpress dated 9th Au-gust, 2019.

5. Train no. 16511 /16513 Bengaluru City -Kannur / Karwar Ex-press 8th August, 2019.

6. Train no. 16518 /16524 Kannur / Kar-

war - Bengaluru CityExpress dated 8th Au-gust, 2019.

7. Train no. 16516Karwar - YeshwantpurExpress dated 8th Au-gust, 2019.

8. Train no. 16515Yeshwantpur - KarwarExpress dated 9th Au-gust, 2019

9. Train no. 16524Karwar - BengaluruCity Express dated 9th

August, 2019Passengers board-

ing en-route are re-quested to kindly notebefore commencingtheir journey.


Pamela Singh Bhutoriapersonifies style and glamour

Actress looks stunning in white tee and blue denims

By Abhitash D. Singh

NAVI MUMBAI: Pame-la Singh Bhutoria, whodoesn’t have the godfa-ther in film industry,got the name and famein Bollywood industrythrough her movies likeKahani and Saheb BiwiAur Gangster (3) per-sonifies the style andglamour through herlooks.

Recently during apress meet in NaviMumbai for the brandpromotion she said,“She is lucky to be partof film industry. Andworking with AmitabhBachchan in a commer-cial is nothing less thana filmfare award forme.”

Speaking with themedia she said, “I amhappy that the film fra-ternity gave me thespace and also the loveand that’s the reason Ihave reached to the po-sition where I am rightnow. People are appre-ciating my work and Iam eagerly waiting for

challenging and goodroles.”

Talking about herexperience of workingwith Amitabh Bach-chan she told, “It wasreally a great opportu-nity for me to work withthe star of the millen-nium in a TV commer-cial. Earlier I workedwith him for PRO Ka-badi promo shoot, but

acting in commercialwith him was altogeth-er a different experi-ence. I used to be ner-vous whenever he usedto say ‘Namaskar’. Wespoke in Bengali duringthe shoot and I learneda lot from him. He is avery humble and disci-plined actor and manyqualities can be learnedfrom him.”

Strict action demanded against car driver

who beats NMMT bus driver

NMMT demands strict actionon those attacking government

employees on duty


NAVI MUMBAI: Themanagement of theNavi Mumbai Munici-pal Transport (NMMT)have appealed the NaviMumbai Police Com-missioner, Sanjay Ku-mar to take strict actionagainst the car driverwho beat NMMT busdriver on 6th August,2019 in Kharghar nearHiranandani Garden.

The managementfrom NMMT has writ-ten a letter to both theNMMC administrationand also to Navi Mum-bai police regarding theaction against thosewho are involved in ob-structing the govern-ment employees fromdoing their job. Fromlast few months the in-cident of NMMT driv-

ers getting obstructedby the car drivers andother vehicles is in-creasing. It is really amatter of concern forNMMT, NMMC andthe Navi Mumbai policeauthorities.

The letter read thaton 6th of August theNMMT bus driverShivaji DattatrayLamb, who drivesthrough route no 125Volvo Bus no MH-43-H-5356 which travelsfrom Asudgaon Depot toBorivali, was stopped bythe car driver who over-took the bus on Sion-Panvel Expresswaynear KhargharHiranandani Bridgeand started abusingand manhandling thebus driver. ShivajiLamb complained

about the incident tothe Kharghar policestation and a case of ob-structing the govern-ment employee on dutywas registered againstthe car driver on6th August, 2019 videcase no. 297/2019 at11:47 am. The case wasregistered under IndianPenal Code section no353, 332 and 504. Thecar driver has been ar-rested by the Khargharpolice station.

The NMMT manage-ment says that the actof car driver is reallyshameful and it couldhave been fatal for boththe passengers and busdriver. This type of inci-dent should not occur inthe near future and strictaction should be takenagainst the car driver.

India, China was theother team to make itto the top eight of thetournament. Despiteequal number ofpoints as India andChina, Thailandcouldn’t progress tothe next round andwill be playing in theclassification roundfor 9th-16th places.

India began theirgame against Thai-land on Monday insimilar fashion to theNew Zealand gameand won the first set25-15 with ease.Thailand raised theirgame in the second setand edged past theiropponents in a hard-fought set thatfinished 25-23 in theirfavour. The next setalso followed a similarscript where Thailand

took home the setdespite India runningthem close.

The fourth set waswon by India emphati-cally allowing thegame go into the finalset. The Indian teamfailed to deliver theknockout punch andeventually ended upconceding the final set15-13. However, byavoiding a defeat instraight sets, they hadvirtually sealed a spotin the final eightalready.

Coach PritamSingh Chauhanexpressed his delighton the team’s progressto the next round.However, he alsoconceded that thedefeat against Thai-land served as a wake-up call to the boys.“They played brilliant-ly against China andNew Zealand. Chinaplays the fast game sowe slowed thingsdown against them.

Meanwhile, we alsoadapted to NewZealand’s style of playwhich is similar to theEuropean style.However, Thailand’sgame is very similar toours and we could havepossibly done slightlybetter in the blockingdepartment. But it wasa very close match anda much needed wake-up call for the boysbefore the knockouts.”

The coach alsosingled out setterMuthusamy for praise.He said, “ He hasproved that he is atalented player withall-round skills. Hehas made good contri-butions and helped usin securing the winover China.”

The team will nowplay two matchesagainst Kazakhstanand Japan in theclassification round for1st to 8th places beforetheir Quarter Finalfixture.

GroupTopper India

Maiden...Cont. from pg. 6


Say No to plasticsPlastic is extremely bad for the environment.

It is one of man’s worst inventions. Plastic is non-biodegradable. This means that waste plastic can-not be turned into any other substance that is eco-friendly. Although tonnes and tonnes of plastic areburned down in the most advanced incinerators, all that remains is plas-tic. It doesn’t change into anything else, as many other materials do.Hence plastic waste is dangerous to the environment.

Plastic carry bags reach the drainage systems and cause clogging es-pecially -during the rains. If too much plastic ends up in a lake or a pond,it creates a layer that denies oxygen to everything below so that no plantor animal life can survive in that water body. If animals eat plastic bagsthrown in rubbish dumps, it knots up their intestines and they die apainful death. If plastic lies on land, it can choke it to the extent thatnothing will grow there again. Hence, plastics must be done away withcompletely.

There are many alternatives to plastic and we should use them. Forshopping we can use cloth/ jute or paper carry-bags. We can get milk inbottles or cardboard cartons. We can use metal containers to store thingsthat are now stored in plastic containers. Many things now made of plas-tic can have better and eco-friendly alternatives. So, the earlier we saygood bye to plastic, the safer will be the future of our planet earth.

Plastic is widely used in our day to day life. Starting from a pen to apolythene bag in which we carry fruits and books are forms of plastic.Though convenient in our day to day use, it has posed an alarming threatto the environment.

- Jubel D’Cruz, Mumbai

Elegance is excellentRemembering David Gower from his playing days is like thinking

about first love. There was beauty, joy, a surreal air and in the end, poi-gnancy too as one of the most elegant southpaws retired in 1993. Yes,there was Brian Lara, but for a generation of fans, who owe allegiance tothe 1980s, if there was an equivalent of a thing of beauty being a joyforever among left-handed batsmen, it had to be Gower. So, elegance ismore genetic in the actual term of the word.

In competitive tennis we had Steffi Graf for grace and style. She usedto execute shots like men and she was an equal to men in lawn tennis.Her husband Andre Agassi lasted long in World Tennis circuit and he waselegance personified in playing long rallies and make a match of it in fivesetter. The Agassi - Steffi Graf couple lead an elegant life after their re-tirement. You work hard to improve your concentration, technique andyour ability to make a 50, a 100, may be a 200. The elegance-thing ismuch more genetic.

Like cricket and tennis, music is also played with a silken touch andthe elegance of vocalist go a long way in her support artist playing musicinstruments like Mrindangam, Violin, Gadam and Ganchera. The twoprime aspects of Carnatic music have been composition and exposition. Inpractice, the composer takes a back seat, for, the composition reaches therasika, as interpreted by the artist. The vocalist sing in an elegant fash-ion till the time thaniya vardanam takes the centre stage in the end.

In dance, Odissi is marked by grace and elegance for the audience tolook and enjoy each subtle movement in dance steps. Subtle abhinayaand effortless jathis made dance performance most enjoyable.

The month of Aadi has been of special significance for Amman worshipin Tamil Nadu. The way the Sari is placed on Amman with pleats wellarranged all make Amman most elegant in appearance. We expect thequality of being graceful and stylish in appearance or manner. Further,we look for the quality of being pleasingly ingenious and simple; neat-ness. So elegance is excellent.

- C.K. Subrmaniam, Sanpada

Letters to the Editor....


1) Khandaani Shafakha-

na

Producer: BhushanKumar, MrighdeepSingh Lamba & Ma-haveer Jain

Director: ShilpiDasgupta

Cast: SonakshiSinha, Varun Shar-ma, Annu Kappor,Badshah etc.

Collections:Friday: 75 LakhsSaturday: 85 La-

khsS u n d a y : 1 . 2 5

CroreMonday: 35 LakhsTuesday: 30 LakhsTotal: 3.50 CroreThe Film even after the presence of good ac-

tors like Annu Kapoor, Varun Sharma and Sonak-shi Sinha was super disaster at the box-office.2. FAST AND FURIOUS: HOBBS AND SHAW (Hit)

Producer: Neal H. Moritz, Dany Garcia,Hiram Garcia, Jason Statham and Chris Mor-gan

Director: David LeitchCast: Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham, Id-

ris Elba, Vanessa Kirby, Helen Mirren etc.Collections:Friday: 11 Cr.Saturday: 11.50 Cr.Sunday: 14.50 Cr.Monday: 5 Cr.Tuesday: 4.50 Cr.Total: 46.50 Cr.The movie is hit in India. The Indian audi-

ences have been appreciating the Fast and Fu-rious franchise a lot.

PUNJABI3. ARDAAS KARAAM (Super Hit)

11 Cr. (India’s lifetime business)US: $2.30lakhs.The collection of around 11 crore show that

even Punjabi directors and writers are creat-ing a great content which is liked by the Punja-bi audiences.

1st Week Collections of themovie released last week

By Crime Reporter

NAVI MUMBAI: Ateam of crime branchunit-2 has beensuccessful in locatinga missing 16-year-oldgirl from KV GirlsSchool in Panvel. Thegirl was fed-up ofstaying in theashram and went tolive with a womanshe knew.

The 16-year-oldwas an orphan andstayed in the ashramin Panvel taluka. She

Fed-up of living inorphanage girl runs away

is a student of KVGirls School inPanvel. Last week,the girl went to schoolfrom the ashram butshe did not returnback. A complaintwas lodged at PanvelCity Police Station bythe ashram manage-ment. The policeregistered a case ofabduction and startedsearch operation.Understanding theseriousness of theincident, a team of

crime branch unit-2also launched a searchoperation.

During investiga-tion, it was learnedthat the young womanwas staying with awoman at the Vi-highar as she was fedup of staying in theAshram. The girl saidthat she went to staywith the woman whomshe has identified asSona Gopal Shah. Thepolice has handed herover to the Ashram.

SUBSCRIPTIONCall Now : 2087 0513 | 2781 5380

For Newspaper


Grand Installation Of Multiple District President WE Saroja MekalBy Ashok Dhamija

NAVI MUMBAI: NaviMumbai based WEclub Founder WESavitha Nayak, Dis-trict President WE Su-jatha Rao, DistrictTreasurer WE SudhaKamath and others,hosted the Multiple Dis-trict Installation oftheir of Multiple Dis-trict President WE Sa-roja Mekal recently Thesame was carried out byWE Kawal Rekhi, PastMultiple District Pres-ident, WE ChiefFounder in presence ofthe Presiding Officerwas WE Usha Joya,WE Multiple DistrictPresident 2017-18 atRadisson Blue Resort inat Goa. In her accep-tance speech, WE Saro-

ja Mekal outlined herplans and projects for thecoming year. The chiefguest for the occasionwas WE Raxa Mehta .apracticing lawyer fromSurat, who emphasizedon rules and by lawswhich have to be followedso that a proper disci-pline is maintained.

More than a hundredWE members fromMumbai, Jaipur, Jodh-pur, Surat, Kolhapur,Bhopal and Ludhianaattended the ceremonywhich was followed bythe first cabinet meeting.

Also a DVD “HummeWE hai pyari’, by Imme-diate Past District pres-ident WE Mala Shettywas released by the new-ly installed PresidentSaroja Mekal in the pres-

ence of Kawal Rekhi,Raxa Mehta, UshaJoya and Sujatha Rao.

“It was a grand in-stallation, the venue-Goa- was perfect, and

the ambience fantastic,Our Spanish dance andother dances receivedgood ovation from theladies who had comefrom all over India forthe installation” sharedthe Navi Mumbai basedmembers of WE Club

Multiple District President WE Saroja Mekal being congratulated by District PresidentWE Sujatha Rao, WE Kawal Rekhi, Past Multiple District President, WE Chief Founderand WE club Founder WE Savitha Nayak

The newly installed Multiple District President WE Saroja Mekal addressing the gather-ing in presence of the dignitaries.


Dear Young Readers,Here is a chance to bring out your creativityand the hidden talent! NEWSBAND will bestarting a column for the kids every Satur-day from 4 January 2019 where you can sendus your drawings, poems and short stories.Interested kids can send their works alongwith their Names, Residential Details, School Name andStandard by every Wednesday either via email or post to thefollowing email id :- [email protected] or to

NEWSBAND, Real Tech Park, Office No 1313/1314, 13th

Floor, Plot No 39/2, Sector 30A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai - 400 703

Camp on Pranic Healing held at Vashi

VASHI: The PranicHealing Heal-a-Thonin Vashi on 3rd and 4thAugust was a resound-ing success with closeto 300 people experienc-ing healing, meditat-ing for peace and learn-ing what Pranic Heal-ing is. Despite the

pouring rains and can-celled trains, the Mum-bai spirit was evidentas people chose GoodHealth and InnerPeace over the chal-lenges. The event tookplace in Arunachal Bha-van, Vashi with a teamof 50 Pranic Healers

from all over Mumbaipresent to volunteertheir time & energy.Pranic Healing is a notouch, no drug EnergyHealing science, andsuch camps are organ-ised to spread aware-ness on the benefits ofPranic Healing.

Kid’s Zone

Drawing Theme: Eco Friendly GanpatiAnanya Anand, Std. V, D.P.S, Nerul , Navi Mumbai

Documents

POSTAL REGN. NO. NMB/154/2017-19/VASHI MDG POST OFFICE … · milk supply has been hit hard. An average 13 lakh litres of milk arrive in Navi Mumbai. How-ever, since Tuesday night