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MUMBAI | 26 SEPTEMBER, 2020 POLITICS 13 ASSAM POWER DISTRIBUTION COMPANY LIMITED

A f u l l y c u s t o m e r c e n t r i c c o m p a n y

Bihar polls in 3 phases; counting on Nov 10: EC PRESS TRUSTOF INDIA

New Delhi, 25 September

Voting for Bihar assembly elections will be held in three phases on October 28, November 3 and

November 7 in one of the biggest elec-tions globally during the Covid-19 pan-demic, followed by counting of votes on November 10, the Election Commission announced on Friday.

The ruling NDA in the politically-crucial state will face a challenge from the RJD-Congress alliance, though uncertainty still prevails over the com-position of the two main political blocks and about a number of smaller parties as to which way they will go in this bat-tle of alliances.

While the BJP-JD(U) alliance and the Congress-RJD combine are firmly in place, a key NDA member LJP and some oppo-sition parties like former Union minister Upendra Kushwaha-headed RLSP have kept their options open. The announce-ment of dates by the Election Commission is likely to speed up the process of political realignment in the coming days.

In the outgoing assembly, the RJD has 80 members while the JD (U) has 69. The BJP has 54 seats, Congress has 25, while the remaining seats in the 243-member assembly are held by other parties.

The NDA has already announced that JD(U) president and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will be its face for the top job in the state, which has an estimated 7.29 crore voters. The BJP said it is fully prepared for the elections and exuded confidence that it will form the government with a three-fourth majority, while Kumar and his party also welcomed the election dates and said it was confident of a win. The RJD, on the other hand, asserted that people of the state have made up their mind for a change of government.

Political activities have already intensi-fied in the state with all major parties having stepped up their efforts in the last few months, despite the pandemic situation, while a number of projects have been announced by Prime Minister Narendra

THE OUTGOING ASSEMBLY Party-wise seat

V a c a n t 3

POLL SCHEDULE Phase 1

Pol l ing Oct 28

Phase 2

Nov 3

Phase 3

Nov 7

Seats 71 94 78 Last date of nominat ion

Oct 8 Oct 16 Oct 20

D-DAY Counting Nov 10

Total number of districts 38

Electorate 7 2 . 9 m n

CEC Sunil Arora said voting will begin as usual at 7 am but the period will be extended by one hour until 6 pm

Call on bypolls on Sept 29, says CEC PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, 25 September

The Election Commission will take a call on bypolls to one Lok Sabha and 64 assembly seats on September 29 after going through inputs provided by poll officials and chief secretaries of the states concerned, Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora

said on Friday. Responding to

questions on the issue during a press conference to announce the schedule for Bihar assembly elections, Arora said EC Secretary General Umesh Sinha will issue a press release of the schedule the same evening based on the decision taken at the poll watchdog.

Earlier, the EC had said in a statement that Bihar elections and the bypolls will be held around the same time.

Arora said when the EC had decided on holding the bypolls along with Bihar elections then it had no inclination towards some states sending representations to raise issues related to the bypolls.

Modi himself for the state in recent weeks. Announcing the poll schedule for the

243-member Bihar assembly, Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora said voting will begin as usual at 7 am but the period will be extended by one hour until 6 pm, except in the Left Wing Extremism

affected areas, so that Covid-19 patients can vote in the last hour of the day.

"The world has changed significantly since the last major election in our country, which was held for Delhi assembly, and the Covid-19 pandemic has forced a new normal in every aspect of our life.

Chennai police book Franklin, top execs for 'fraud' T E NARASIMHAN

Chennai, 25 September

The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Chennai Police has registered a first information report (FIR) against the beleaguered Franklin Templeton Asset Management India (FTAMIL)

and Franklin Templeton Trustee Services (FTTSPL) for an alleged criminal con-spiracy to defraud 300,000 investors by causing wrongful loss to them and unlawful gain to themselves.

The FIR also named Santosh Das Kamath, MD and chief investment officer, FTA-

MIL, Sanjay V Sapre, whole time member, FTAMIL, and their directors Jayaram Subramaniam Iyer, Vivek Kudva, RV Subramaniam, and Pradip P Shah, among others.

While EOW officials were not available for comment, Manoj Sheth, president, Chennai Financial Markets &

Accountability (CFMA) con-firmed the development.

The EOW registered the FIR after investigating a com-plaint filed by CFMA, the investors' group, and a few others with EOW in Chennai in May this year in the interest of millions of aggrieved inves-tors of Franklin Templeton.

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A good Friday... There is scepticism about the sustainabil-ity of the rally. "The factors that were weighing on the market, such as the emer-gence of a second wave of the pandemic and rising geopolitical tensions, may con-tinue to influence it in the coming weeks," said Thomas.

Overseas investors remained net sellers despite the sharp rebound in stocks. On Friday, they sold shares worth more than ~2,000 crore, taking their six-day selling past the ~10,000-crore mark.

Experts said the strengthening of the US dollar was weighing on foreign investor sentiment. If the US stimulus comes through, it will be a boost for the markets, they said. "All the foreign flows coming into India were connected to some stimu-lus package somewhere or the other. Another stimulus package will enthuse the markets, and some of it will trickle down to India. There are reports of a package by the Indian government. But last time when they announced a package, it was not appreciated by the market. The market is hoping that this time, there will be a lot more of pumping money into the econ-omy," said U R Bhat, director, Dalton Capital India.

Domestic institutions were net buyers to the tune of ~2,000 crore on Friday.

All the 30 Sensex components ended in the green, with Bajaj Finserv gaining the most, at 6.9 per cent, followed by HCL Technologies and Bharti Airtel, rising 5 per cent each. The market breadth was posi-tive, with 1,972 stocks advancing and 682 stocks declining.

Govt plans floor price... For April-September 2020, the domestic natural gas price was set at $2.39 per mil-lion metric British thermal unit (mmBtu), which is expected to be $1.8-$1.9 mmBtu during the October 1-March 31 period of FY21. "Based on the current formula, prices were going down. Hence, there was demand coming from producers, espe-cially ONGC, to give a support price or basic floor price, as prices are expected to go further down in the upcoming cycle," said the official.

Under the current norms, the price of domestic gas is linked to a formula that is indexed to the weighted average of global benchmarks like Henry Hub, Alberta gas, NBP, and Russian gas. The price is fixed for six months based on the formula pric-ing of the preceding six months. Besides, the government through the PPAC also notifies a cap price for difficult fields.

For producers like ONGC, gas prices

are much lower than per barrel operating expenditure, resulting in negative returns even at the current price. The average cost of production of natural gas by ONGC was around $ 3.6 per mmBtu during the last financial year, which means the company will only be earning about half its operat-ing cost if prices are revised to $1.8-$1.9 per unit. The new floor price is likely to be set based on an international benchmark. Industry experts indicate the floor pricing may be set somewhere around $3 a unit.

"If a floor price is set, there will be a temporary relief for producers as prices are falling and the demand for natural gas is going down internationally. There is excess natural gas in the market, with LNG prices also declining. I believe that they should give away with the formula and it should be a free market price, which will ensure that producers will get better returns," said Ashu Sagar, secretary gen-eral of the Association of Oil and Gas Operators. He added the current formula was defective as an energy short market (India) was following an energy excess market as its base.

Consumer goods... In the last nine months, for instance, the value share of FMCG within e-commerce increased to 12 per cent, Nielsen said, thanks to the steady shift of consumers online during the pandemic. But mobile phones continued to contribute 48 per cent, fashion 18 per cent, and appliances and electronics 17 per cent to e-commerce sales, it said.

"Our recent survey among CXOs shows that most of them are now focussed on e-commerce than they were before the pan-demic. And many are paying attention to last-mile delivery," said Shukla.

Traditional and modern trade owners, he said, were optimising shelf space to improve sales.

S&P affirms...

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The economy will remain a long-term out-performer against peers with a similar level of income. The Bharatiya Janata Party-led government maintains strong support from the electorate and may seek to capitalise on this by accelerating eco-nomic reforms.

India's democratic institutions pro-mote policy stability and compromise, and also underpin the ratings, S&P said.

India's worsening Covid-19 situation, along with strict measures aimed at con-taining the spread of the pandemic, has hit the economy hard. Productive capacity has been severely disrupted since the start of the pandemic. There may be a perma-nent loss of approximately 13 per cent of output compared with India's pre-pan-

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demic trend. While India's economy continues to do

better than its peers at a similar level of income on 10-year weighted average real GDP per capita, its performance on this metric has weakened somewhat. Even prior to the onset of the pandemic, the economy had slowed measurably.

The existing vulnerabilities, including a weakened financial sector, rigid labour markets, and weak private investment, could hamper economic recovery.

Vodafone wins... The company said in a statement: "Vodafone confirms that the investment treaty tribunal found (the case) in Vodafone's favour. This was a unanimous decision, including India's appointed arbi-trator Mr Rodrigo Oreamuno. The tribunal held that any attempt by India to enforce the tax demand would be a violation of India's international law obligations."

The finance ministry said in a state-ment the government would study the award. A senior official, however, said, "Implementation of foreign tribunal award decisions is governed by the Indian Arbitration Act, and the government is not obliged to accept the award."

Finance ministry sources said the gov-ernment had defended its position in the arbitration panel, saying it had sovereign right to tax capital gains on the transfer of assets located in India and was well within its right to take all measures to stop avoid-ance of taxes through indirect transfers via tax havens.

They said Parliament rightly clarified its intent through an amendment in the Income-Tax Act and therefore such meas-ures could not be opposed by simply label-ling it as a retrospective amendment. The question is, should the government have allowed such loopholes to continue, asked the sources. The answer is obviously no. "It (the government) is duty-bound to take all steps to protect public money and exchequer, and if there is any attempt to avoid the taxes by routing the transaction through a tax haven like Cayman Island, it was entitled to take all measures, includ-ing amendments to law, to stop such abuse," said a source.

Vodafone has not paid the department anything and hence the question of refund does not arise. But write-off is also ruled out and tax demand raised against the tele-com major will remain, an official said. Together with the cost imposed on India by arbitration, this will be around ~85 crore only, the official said.

Sources said the government might have to refund ~45 crore only if it does not go for appeal against the award. More on business-standard.com

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NIT/Enquiry No.- Description / Subject- Last date and time for Submission of bid(s) E172000227- Installation of LAN on Rate contract Basis for 3 Years.-13.10.2020-17:00 Hrs.

E112000241- DRILLING, EXCAVATION, LOADING, TRANSPORTATION, DUMPING, SPREADING & LEVELLING, ETC., OF 473.069 LBCM OF IN-SITU OB INCLUDING 28.42 LBCM OF COAL, 1.841 LBCM OFTOP SOILBENEATH THE EXTERNAL DUMPAREA AND 1.19 LBCM OF OB FOR NALLAH DIVERSION WITH CONVENTIONAL EQUIPMENT AT RG OCP-III EXPANSION MINE (Phase-ll), RG-II AREA FOR A PERIOD OF 36 MONTHS . -14.10.2020-15:00 Hrs. -OM(MP)

NIT No., Date - Name of the work - ECV- Last date & time for Submission of bids CRP/CVL/MNG/TN-45/2020-21, Dt.23.09.2020 - Construction of shed of size 46 x 10 m with pre-painted sheeted roof for Canteen et proposed new site office of PKOC-2 extension at Manuguru Area, Bhadradri Kothagudem Dist. T .S- Rs. 67,50,853/- 08.10.2020-4.30 P.M. -Chief (Civil)

CW/KGM/e-20/2020-21, Dt.22.09.2020-Tenderfor Renovation to B type (Doctors) quarters No.231 to 238 with RCC slab in place of Mangalore tiles at Main Hospital area, Kothagudem Corporate, Bhadradri Kothagudem District, Telangana State- Rs. 34,77,438/- 08.10.2020 -4.00 P.M. -Chief (Civil) MMR/CVL/E-MM/T-47/2020-21- M & R works to D-type quartern at llnd Zone Mandamarri area for the year 2020-21, Mancherial district, Telangana State- Rs. 30,96,230/- 30.09.2020 -4.30 P.M. -GM.IUIM CW/STPP/E-17/T-22/202&-21- "Construction of bin with CC walls and concrete flooring for dumping of hazardous waste at STPP, Jaipur (V&M), Mancherial District, Telangana State."-Rs. 31,10,796/-. 01.10.2020 - 4.30 P.M. - Dy.GNI (Civil)/ STPP

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W h e r e a s , T h e u n d e r s i g n e d b e i n g t h e A u t h o r i s e d O f f i ce r o f t h e B a n k of B a r o d a u n d e r t h e Secur i t i sa t i on a n d R e c o n s t r u c t i o n o f F inanc ia l A s s e t s a n d E n f o r c e m e n t o f S e c u r i t y In te res t ( S e c o n d ) A c t , 2 0 0 2 a n d in e x e r c i s e o f p o w e r s c o n f e r r e d u n d e r S e c t i o n 1 3 ( 1 2 ) r e a d w i t h Ru le 9 o f t h e S e c u r i t y in te res t ( E n f o r c e m e n t ) R u l e s , 2 0 0 2 i s s u e d a Demand Notice dated 01.02.2020 calling upon the (Borrower) Mr. Balkrishna Shankar Dohale and Mrs. Kamal Balkrishna Dohale to r e p a y t h e a m o u n t m e n t i o n e d in t h e no t i ce b e i n g R s . 6 ,85,127/-(Rupees Six Lakhs Eighty Five Thousand One Hundred and Twenty Seven only) as on 01.02.2020 plus unapplied / serviced In terest , w i t h i n 6 0 d a y s f r o m t h e d a t e o f rece ip t o f t h e sa id n o n c e . T h e b o r r o w e r h a v i n g fa i led t o r e p a y t h e a m o u n t , no t i ce is h e r e b y g i v e n to t h e B o r r o w e r a n d t h e pub l i c in g e n e r a l t h a t t h e u n d e r s i g n e d h a s t a k e n p o s s e s s i o n o f t h e p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d here in b e l o w in e x e r c i s e o f p o w e r s c o n f e r r e d o n h i m / h e r u n d e r S e c t i o n 13 ( 4 ) o f t h e sa id A c t r e a d w i t h Ru le 9 o f t h e sa id Ru le o n th is 19th S e p t e m b e r of 2020. T h e b o r r o w e r in par t i cu la r a n d t h e pub l i c in g e n e r a l is h e r e b y c a u t i o n e d n o t t o d e a l w i t h t h e p r o p e r t y a n d a n y d e a l i n g s w i t h t h e p r o p e r t y wi l l be s u b j e c t to t h e c h a r g e o f B a n k of B a r o d a f o r a n amount of Rs. 6,85,127/- (Rupees Six Lakhs Eighty Five Thousand One Hundred and Twenty Seven Only) as on 01.02.2020 a n d in te res t t h e r e o n . The borrower's attention is invited to sub-section (8) of Section 13 in respect of time available to redeem the secured assets.

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Virendra Kumar Singh 10 10068826-826 181602965-974 12 I28I0I23-I23 257870607-618

8 35476776 Birbal Thapar 20 4581570-570 74840699-718 Kamal Thapar 20 50836807-807 1163689544-563

40 66453932-932 6857638244-283 9 35575375 Dennis A Dias 20 4595898-898 75127259-278

10 7645952-952 148340549-558 10 12695989-989 257119619-628 3 14304168-170 331539423-425

43 53452668-669 1250809744-786 63 58381545-545 1621625185-247

10 55489327 Dennis Angelo Dias 20 11374489-489 204746508-527 20 50884272-272 1164638844-863 63 58381571-571 1621626221-283

I I 36247631 Gautam Shamna 10 7697777-777 148792859-868 20 20094259-259 76997139-158 36 58331377-377 1619534721 -756 66 62220I4I- I4I 2186131228-293

12 1595318 Hans Dass Narang I 542017-017 16814300-300 2 582086-086 16986505-506

16 863669-669 22030848-863 31 1315355-355 40614287-317 50 66436912-912 6856I43733-782

13 75605234 Hemang Dinesh Jangla 25 16621193-193 465828745-769 25 55165387-387 1341477883-907 25 62700770-770 2225460172-196 25 62791507-507 2230875191 -215

14 9474269 Ismail Noormohmed Maher 400 62650269-269 2221524877-276

600 66913855-855 6897574984-583 15 51001117 Jyotsanaben Patel 20 10936183-183 196027467-486

20 50365204-204 1159572417-436 40 62334408-408 2195156234-273

16 40128875 Kesharimal PJain 20 4791641 -641 78916545-564 20 50I71366-366 1156477080-099 40 62442152-152 2206003949-988 80 67020772-772 6907032179-258

17 70639343 Kirti Agarwal 30 52956736-737 1242177430-459 5 59509059-059 396667830-834

25 59509060-060 396667805-829 60 62299957-957 2192342577-636

120 66516949-949 6862259856-975 18 122926195 Minor Dharmesh

Babubahi Patel 36 57458954-954 1592659353-388 36 62335445-445 2195235423-458

19 50142591 Nandkishore Aggarwala 40 10697286-286 I9I447695-734 Sat Parkash Aggarwala 40 53296130-131 1247665075-114

80 62239510-510 2187918120-199 20 63002071 Patel Babulal Ranchhod

Das 20 11055548-548 198051216-235 20 50865634-634 1164266084-103 40 62343779-779 2195895252-291

21 14033734 Pradeep Kumar Gupta 5 3355174-174 51129438-442 4 5421485-485 88532521-524 4 6703501-502 139990429-432

10 10095424-424 181996744-753 4 12372377-377 255786525-528

27 62294974-974 2191978488-514 54 66509763-763 6861765306-359

22 67960882 Pushpa Dias 25 16063654-654 401351270-294 25 51015534-534 1167635203-227

23 72994299 Pushpa Dias 30 16249288-289 405113965-994 30 53006490-491 1242923740-769

24 12381883 Rajiv Talwar 14 1324099-099 40735221-234 12 5385430-430 88100939-950 12 50762258-258 1162452175-186 14 5509I4I4-4I4 1338823444-457

25 27475663 Rima Singh 242 62358702-702 2197100968-209 26 56314521 Satya Devi Duggal 40 10695369-369 191410041 -080

40 53295712-713 1247656715-754 27 9492151 ShaguftaYusuf Bhati 200 54791982-985 1327350420-619

400 62651220-220 2222055165-564 600 66914477-477 6898074922-521

28 83457244 Shah Bharatkumar Chimanlal 27 52320274-275 1218230091 -117 Shah Rohitkumar Chimanlal 27 52320358-359 1218231225-251

20 59476023-023 89615233-252 20 59476023-023 89619477-496 94 62327556-556 2194523045-138

29 742872 ShrofF Parimal Kantilal I 186511-511 12058974-974 16 846643-643 21472379-394 14 2110893-893 41967559-572 5 3044201-201 49019663-667

14 4818252-252 79404209-222 13 6274121 -121 132475575-587 14 10404472-472 186413672-685 77 51457837-839 1179189590-666

30 9622713 Sumantbhai Dayalbhai Patel 200 5733118-118 110060409-608 Ashp Sumant Patel 50 7969716-716 158943963-012

31 35595414 Surjit Kaur 40 4598700-701 75183299-338 40 53278976-977 1247321995-034

160 66407888-888 6853302373-532 32 52222184 Usha Gupta 40 10666767-767 190803059-098

Pankaj Gupta 40 53287546-547 1247493395434 Kewal Krishan Gupta 80 62226299-299 2186713860-939

160 66422274-274 6854770430-589 33 106645721 Vinod Kumar Srivastava 18 61898385-385 2 I 8 I I 8 0 I 3 I - I 4 8

Kumud Bala 36 66507320-320 6861595346-381

Total 6326

The Public is hereby warned against purchasing or dealing with these securities any way. Any person(s) who has I have any claim in regard of the securities, should lodge such claim with the Company's Registrar and Transfer Agents viz. "KFin Technologies Private Limited", SeleniumTower B.PIot No. 31 -32,Gachibowli, Financial District, Nanakramguda, Hyderabad - 500 032, within Seven (7) days from the date of publication of this notice, failing which, the Company will proceed to issue duplicate certificate^) in respect of the aforesaid securities.

for Reliance Industries Limited Sd /-

Sav'ithri Parekh Joint Company Secretary and Compliance Officer

www.ril.com

Place : Mumbai Date : 25th September, 2020

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