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Health officials
served notices
By Vijay Bhor
CBD-BELAPUR:
Former chief health officer Dr Sanjay Pattiwar and incumbent Assistant Chief health officer, Dr Deepak Paropkari have been served
charge sheets seeking
explanation on some of
their acts. They have
been given 10 days time
to file their replies.
Charges against Dr
Pattiwar include restoring the license of
Hiranandani Hospital
which was once cancelled, going on leave
adducing health prob-
Dr. Deepak Paropkari
Dr Sanjay Pattiwar
lems and then going
abroad and taking up
service there and malpractices in the purchase of material are
some of the charges
flung at Dr Pattiwar,
who has taken volun-
tary retirement sometime ago. Dr Paropkari
is facing charges of
malpractices in the
award of contracts for
laying medical gas pipeline and other works,
his role in letting out a
Former chief
health officer
Dr Sanjay
Pattiwar, Dr
Paropkari get
charge sheets
portion of NMMC hospital building to
Hiranandani group
and endorsing the suspicious joint venture
between Hiranandani
and Fortis hospitals are
some of the charges appearing in Dr Paropkari’s charge sheet.
The administration
will initiate departmental inquiries if their replies are found to be unsatisfactory, it is learnt
from municipal sources.
Efforts are being made to solve
parking problems: Tukaram Mundhe
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
TURBHE: “Navi
Mumbai has the
potential to become a
fine city. The municipal Corporation is all
the possible steps in
its development,” said
Municipal Commissioner Tukaram
Mundhe at Sanpada
on Saturday. He was
interacting with the
citizens during the
Walk with the Commissioner at Chincholi
talao on Saturday
Walk with the Commissioner at Sanpada
morning.
“Parking is emerging as a major problem in the city and
the civic body is
leaving no stone
unturned in addressing it. To begin with,
the parking space in
commercial buildings
is being freed of
encroachment,” he
said.
“We are also
experimenting with
ideas of one-side
parking, no parking
zones and development of parking lots
on a priority basis,” he
informed.
“Garbage is
Cont. on pg. 7
Government’s affidavit
related to Panvel
Municipal Corporation
irks Kharghar petitioners
By Tutu
NAVI MUMBAI: With
the proposed Panvel
Municipal Corporation
issue boiling up and
slated for a hearing on
Monday, Kharghar
residents got another
blow. Much to their
annoyance the government has filed an
affidavit in the
Bombay HC bench
saying that, “The
Collector, Raigad has
not received an
objections in response
to the said notification
dated 16th May 2016
from the Petitioners.”
The affidavit also
points out to the 138th
meeting of Mumbai
Metropolitan Area
Development Authority meeting on 20th
August 2015 which
has recommended the
formation of New
Municipal Corporation
consisting of Ulve,
New Panvel,
Kharghar and Panvel
Municipal Council.
Adding to the woes the
Deputy Secretary to
the Government Dr
Sudhakar Shinde
said, “The objections
received by the
Divisional Commissioner, Konkan
Division were duly
heard and were given
due consideration in
the final report
submitted by the
Divisional Commissioner, Konkan
Division to the State
Government.
After giving due
considerations to
various issues raised
Cont. on pg. 3
Nerul resident nominated
for ‘National Best Seller’
and ‘Quilly Award’
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
NAVI MUMBAI: Nerul
resident Jayant Hudar,
is nominated for “National Best Seller” in
USA and also for
“QUILLY AWARD” a
prestigious award
event to be held on 23
September 2016 in Los
Angeles USA.
“School of Business
Wisdom” Founder and
CEO Jayant Hudar
Hits Amazon Best-Seller Lists with “Ignite
Your Life”. He recently
hit two Amazon BestSeller with “Ignite Your
Life.” He is a two times
AMAZON best seller,
where his Book, “The
Prosperity Factor” became #1 in February
earlier this year.
Now Jayant Hudar
will be listed alongside
with the world’s top
most authors like,
Brian Tracy, Jack Canfield and others.
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Raigad Crime Branch begins parallel
probe on missing UMC town planner
By Tutu
NAVI MUMBAI: The
suspense over sudden
missing of Ulhasnagar
Municipal Corporation
town planner Sanjeev
Karpe, 53, has led the
Raigad police to carry
out a still more indepth investigation.
The crime branch of
the Raigad police had
started investigation
in to the case. Borghat
suicide area section
will be checked by the
crime branch team
soon. In the meantime
it is surfaced that
Karpe was trying to
get a transfer. Karpe
was missing while on
his way to attend a
meeting in Pune from
August 20, 2016 from
Borghat area of
Mumbai Pune expressway. The Khopoli
police is investigating
the case.
Raigad crime
branch police inspector
Jitendra Vankoti said,
“A parallel investigation has been started
in to the missing of
Karpe. He had been to
Goa on August 15 &
16, 2016. He has no
family problems and
was happy over
delivery of a grandchild by one of his
daughters. He was a
devotee and sang
hymns. His friendcircles have been
interrogated but no
clue is found. Our
search is extended to
Ashrams, temples and
other religious places.”
He added, “Our
team had visited the
Borghat sections and
Government’s affidavit...
by the Respondent 5 &
6, the Divisional
Commissioner,
Konkan Division has
in his report after the
hearing the suggestions and objections
recommended inclusion of Kharghar Node
in the areas of proposed Panvel City
Municipal Corporation.”
Upon hearing this
the United Kharghar
Cont. from pg. 1
Action Committee
Convener Commander
(retired) SH Kalawat
said, “The government
affidavit is false and
fabricated. We have
got receipt copy of our
objections submitted
to the Raigad Collector
and the Konkan
Divisional Commissioner. Also the
Kharghar grampanchyat had objected
to this and had got the
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Joint congregation of dalits
and Marathas proposed
found nothing. Most of
the ghat sections have
been searched. Soon
our team will be
deputed at the dangerous suicide points of
the ghat section.”
Replying to our
query, Vankoti said,
“As per our investigation report, there was
no any kind of pressure on him. What has
come to our notice is
that he was trying to
get a transfer but this
is yet to be confirmed.
Time line:
Aug 20 – The town
planner on his way to
attend a meeting in
Pune asked his driver
to go back after
reaching Borghat area
of Expressway.
Aug 26 - His
brother, a Borivali
resident lodged a
kidnap case with the
Khopoli police station
Aug 28 – His
family members were
present at the the
Khopoli police station
for recording of their
statement.
By Tutu
PANVEL: The electoral roll revision process
has started across the
state including Panvel.
The qualifying date is
slated as January 1,
2017. The draft publication of the electoral
roll has been done, besides period for filing
claims and objections
by 15 September. The
reading of relevant part
/ section of photo electoral rolls in gram sab-
receipt of copy of its
objection. This will be
raised before the court
during the next
hearing.”
Advocate Akshay
Kashid said, “The
Government admits
development work of
Kharghar node is
incomplete. Collector
has not received any
objections from the
petitioners. The state
lies on oath. State
government has taken
decision to form the
municipal corporation
of the city of Panvel
on 30th August 2016.
These are the main
points in government
affidavit to come up
for hearing.
PWP leader
Kasinath Patil said,
“We are in favour of
the municipal corporation. The Kharghar
grampanchayat has
three years to end but
there may be some
opposition from our
leaders on the same.”
RPI (Athavale) to organize the meet at Shirdi
By Vijay Bhor
CBD-BELAPUR:
“Republican Party of
India (Athavale
faction) is planning to
organize a joint
congregation of dalits
and Marathas soon.
The unique congregation is being planned
at Shirdi,” announced
Union Minister of
State for Social
Welfare, Ramdas
Athavale here on
Saturday. He was
speaking at the
felicitation of Navi
Mumbai district unit
president of the party,
Sidram Ohol.
“Youths from both
the communities have
started interacting
with each other after
the release of film
Sairat. That is a good
sign,” he said. “Some
organizations organized morchas
following the incidents at Kopardi.
There is nothing
wrong in it. Only,
such demonstrations
should be conducted
in a peaceful manner,” he said. “I am
however not in favour
of taking out counter
demonstrations,” he
added.
Electoral roll revision process starts
has or local bodies and
RWA meetings etc and
verification of names
has been done done on
Friday and the next
will be done on September 30.
As per the election
commission the special
campaign dates with
booth level agents of
political parties for receiving claims and objections are slated for
September 18 and October 9. All these clams
and objections will be
disposed of by November 16. The electoral
database, merging of
photographs, updating
the control tables and
preparation and printing of supplementary
list will be complete by
December 15. The final
roll will be published on
January 5, 2017. The
Panvel Tahsildar Dipak Akde said, “We are
completing the process
as per the guidelines.”
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India needs a large pool of Coach Educators: Jeremy Weeks
50 Indian grassroots and youth coaches successfully complete the week long programme
The trainers and coaches were felicitated at the closing ceremony held at Cooperage Ground, Mumbai on successfully completing the first phase of the Premier Skills program.
(L-R) Collin Wells, Acting British Deputy High Commissioner; Kushal Das, General Secretary AIFF; Alan Gemmel
OBE, Director British Council, India; Jeremy Weeks, Premier Skills Head Coach and Sundar Raman, CEO, Reliance
Sports at the closing ceremony of Premier Skills Phase 1 in Mumbai
By Ashok Dhamija
NAVI MUMBAI:
Jeremy Weeks, Head
Coach of Premier
Skills – an initiative
of Premier League
feels that the success
mantra for India to
see itself grow as a
footballing nation
rests on its ability to
develop a larger pool of
skilled coaches and
coach educators.
Jeremy Weeks was
speaking at the
concluding ceremony
of the week long ISLPremier Skills training program which
was held at Fr Agnel
Multipurpose Sports
Complex and concluded at Cooperage
Ground last week
.Jermey stressed upon
the importance of
creating a vast talent
pool of coaches and
coach educators in
India, who further
need to work in the
communities in
encouraging young
players to enjoy the
sport.
Earlier Premier
Skills had partnered
with the Indian Super
League (ISL) and All
India Football Federa-
tion (AIFF) to launch
its football skills
enhancing programme
in India, with the
Phase 1 course being
held in the city. The
launch of Premier
Skills marks the
beginning of the
partnership with an
aim to extend the
initiative to a full
three phase training
programme in the
coming months. Over
the last one week, 50
grassroots and youth
coaches from the eight
Indian Super League
clubs and community
football coaches from
NGO’s received expert
training and valuable
insights in footballing
skills from Jeremy
Weeks and his qualified team of coaches at
Premier Skills. The
program was designed
to provide ISL clubs
grassroots coaches
with the skills and
support they require
to develop their own
community football
projects.
Jeremy Weeks was
supported by Robert
Parrett, Development
Manager at Crystal
Palace Football Club
and Katie Bottom,
Women and Girls
Development Officer
at West Ham United
Football Club. They
were joined by three
Indian Premier Skills
coach educators
Kuntala Ghosh
Dastidar, Shekhar
Kerkar and Shafeeq
Hassan who have
come through the
programme in India
between 2013-16.
Jeremy Weeks,
Cont. on pg. 7
Jeremy Weeks, Premier Skills Head Coach addressing
kids at the workshop alongside coaches of grassroots
clubs
UPDATES 2016 Gets Underway
Dignitaries during the inaugural function of UPDATES 2016
By A Correspondent
NAVI MUMBAI: UPDATES 2016, the 19th
International Annual
Conference organized
by Navi Mumbai Obstetrics and Gynecological
Society
(NMOGS) , based on
the theme of ‘Sexuality and Sexual Health’
was inaugurated by Dr
CN Purandare, Presi-
dent FIGO, B C Roy
prize recipient and
Padmashree
Dr.
Prakash Kothari, the
doyen of sexual medicine in India along
with faculty from European Society for Sexual Medicine which included Dr R Reisman
(Netherlands) , Ms
Francesca Tripodia
(Italy) and Singapore
based Dr. P Ganesan
Adaikan who is also
the current Secretary
General, World Association for Sexual
Health on Friday in
city.
A number of informative presentations
and panel discussion
based on plethora of issues like problems of
non-consummation of
marriage, female and
male sexual dysfunction, adolescent sexual problems, pre-marital counseling and sex
therapy are being discussed at length by the
experts in the respective fields. These experts will also disseminate knowledge about
Cont. on pg. 6
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Bank of Maharashtra celebrates
82nd Foundation Day
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Goddess worshipped
Felicitates Rio Olympic Wrestling Bronze
medalist Sakshi Malik
S. Munhot, Chairman and MD, Bank of Maharashtra (Second from left), handing the
cheque to Sakshi Malik him in presence of CK Verma, Zonal Manager and others
By Ashok Dhamija
NEW MUMBAI : Bank
of Maharashtra, one of
the oldest public sector
banks in India, which
has with a network of
1896 branches all over
India including the
city celebrated its
82nd Foundation Day
on Friday. On the occasion, Bank of Maharashtra’s Chairman
and Managing Director,
S. Muhnot felicitated
Sakshi Malik, the
bronze medal winner at
the Rio Olympics this
year. The ceremony
was attended by C.K.
Varma, Zonal Manager
of the Delhi Zone, Bank
of Maharashtra staff
along with their customers.
On the occasion,
Muhnot said, “Bank of
Maharashtra started
off as a single office in
Pune in 1935 and has
today established a
pan-India network of
1896 branches, a workforce of 14701 people,
and a customer base
of 25 million people. We
hope to continuously
transform as a bank to
adapt to the everchanging dynamics of
the banking sector to
enables us to serve our
customers across the
country.”
He further added,
“It is an honour to have
Sakshi Malik with us
on the occasion of our
Foundation Day. Bank
of Maharashtra as an
organization encourages sports and sportspeople in its workforce and
it gives us great pride
that someone like her
is achieving great feats
in the field and doing
India proud.”
A concurrent ceremony also took place in
Pune, presided over by
R K Gupta, Executive
Director. Narendra
Kabra, General Manager, IT and Operations,
Rajbhasha was also
present on the occasion.
Valued Customers of
the Bank were invited
to the ceremony from
the three Zonal offices
in Pune.
About Bank of Maharashtra : Bank of Maharashtra is a fast expanding government–
owned bank, with a network of 1896 branches
and 1868 ATMs. The
Bank has a customer
base of more than 25
million with the stateof-the-art technology in
enhancing customer
convenience through
Internet Banking, Mobile Banking etc.
Many companies in the city offered to Vishwakarma Goddess on Her Day. (By Sumit
Renose)
Vijay Patil’s birthday celebrated
On the occasion of the birthday of Dr D Y Patil Group’s president Dr Vijay Patil, Navi
Mumbai Union of Journalists’ president Maschindra Patil, Navi Mumbai Press Club’s
president Manoj Jalnawalla and member Vikram Gaikwad were present to greet him. (By
Vikram Gaikwad)
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Issue : 119
18 September, 2016
G20 should control China
before solving global issues
A group of nations, representing 85 per cent
of the world’s GDP and two-thirds of its population, under the banner of the G20, came together to discuss about how to prevent a looming
economic crisis. One should not forget that the
U.S. President Barack Obama had done a great
job by tackling cleverly the 2008 crisis.
Among the major issues that found mention
in the summit was the question of excess steel
capacity in China resulting in a flood of cheap
imports into India, the U.K. and other economies. Climate change was the other major agenda point. Numerous low-key objectives shared
by multiple G20 members, such as strengthening enforcement against international tax avoidance and advancing cooperation on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting, certainly got a shot in
the arm from this G20 gathering.
If the World wants to eradicate poverty by
eliminating malnutrition the rich nations will have
to reduce over consumption. Same goes with
rich and poor in every country. World is facing
two conditions - over consumption and under
consumption in the field of food, health and energy. We have different talk shops ending without compromise and without solution. G 20
should come up with some practical steps.
Bush administration should be praised for
reviving and revamping G-20, when the economic crisis erupted in 2008. But G-20 should form
a secretariat of its own and even its own enforcing machinery instead of relegating the works
to outside groups /agencies and the communiques. G-20 should not appear like Christmas
Trees promising goodies but no action.
One should feel relieved about the fact that
the fear that the global financial crisis of 2008
would lead to a worldwide depression has passed.
As far as India is concerned, we should think,
plan, act ahead with individuality, independence,
and better Economics management. But that
would need a more Imaginative and Visionary
leadership - taking advantage of the potentials.
Trying to align with anyone would not help. NAM
did not get us anywhere. It was discarded since
1992. Even in 1970s by the addition of word ‘socialist’ we were never ‘non-aligned’. Being a big
economy and big country with a big population
there is no way we can stand ‘non-aligned’. Particularly at this time of our story. 70% youth cannot be wasted in the name of NAM which gets
us no credible relations.
Lastly, G 20 hosted by China was not more
fruitful except the agreement between China and
US on Paris climate issue. India made a mention of Economic corridor via POK, China’s obstruction through NPT membership to block India’s NSG entry, and this made China accuse the
West for playing the role of protectionist in global trade and claiming its supremacy. West and
India rightly blame China and China tries to
down-play the West. G20 should first bring China under control and then solve global issues
across tables.
CR to run Unreserved Special Trains on KR
route to originate and terminate at Panvel
By Ashok Dhamija
CBD BELAPUR: In view of Central Railway (CR) decision to take up 10 hour block
on Main Line Block at DIVA station on Sunday 18th Sept, 2016 from 08:30 to 18:30hrs
the Train No.50104/ 50103 Ratnagiri – Dadar – Ratnagiri Passenger scheduled to run
via Konkan Route (KR) on this day has been
cancelled.
CR however will run additional Ratnagiri - Panvel –Ratnagiri Unreserved Special
on Sunday 18th Sept, 2016 as per the following schedule:
Train No. 00504 Ratnagiri – Panvel Unreserved Special will leave from Ratnagiri at
07.30 hrs.and will reach Panvel at 14.45 hrs.
on the same Day. On its return journey Train
No. 00509 Panvel- Ratnagiri Unreserved Special will leave from Panvel at 16.57 Hrs. on
the same day and will reach Ratnagiri at
00.50 hrs. the next day (Monday) . The above
Unreserved Special will have 18 Coaches and
will halt at Bhoke, Ukshi, Sangameshwar,
Aravali Road, Savarda, Kamthe, Chiplun.
Anjani, Khed, Divankhavati, Vinhere, Karanjadi, Sape-Wamane(H), Veer, Goregaon (H),
Mangaon, Indapur Road (H), Kolad, Roha,
Nidi, Nagothane, Kasu, Pen, Hamarpur, Jite,
Apta, Rasaayani and Somatne Stations enroute. Passengers may avail of the services.
Love affair turns into a kidnapping case
By Tutu
NAVI MUMBAI: The Matheran residents were
surprised to see an (Audi) car on August 31,
2016 night in the heart of market area. A Dombivali businessman’s daughter put the Tilak
Nagar police of Dombivli in to a tricky situation thereby landing the car in to the area at
around 10.30 pm in the night. The 16 year
college girl had left home keeping a note
threatening to kill herself. She allegedly forced
her 17 year old lover to elope with her but
turned down. She switched off her mobile and
landed in the hill station. This happened four
years and seven months after Nita Ambani’s
car drove in to the Matheran eco-sensitive zone
and got booked for entering that area. Matheran Act section 43 prohibits use of vehicles in
Matheran.
The Matheran police sub inspector R N
Khebude said, “The 16 year girl left a letter
at her home. Later she forced her 17 year boyfriend to elope with her. Her boy-friend turned
down her request citing age. She threatened
to jump off the hill station point to commit
suicide. She switched off her mobile. Her parents searched and lodged missing complaint
with the Dombivali police. A kidnapping case
was registered (being a minor) with the concerned Dombivli police unit. However, in the
night when she switched on her mobile the
Dombivali police tracked the mobile to Mathe-
Updates 2016...
Cont. from pg. 4
sexuality in normalcy and dysfunction, and
clear the cobwebs of doubts from the minds
over 300 delegates who have registered for
the three day event.
Dr Anu Vij President, NMOGS shared “
These dignitaries highlighted the importance
of starting a dialogue regarding sexual prob-
ran. She had sent a suicide threat text message to her boyfriend. A police team along with
the girl’s father, a relative and her boyfriend
drove the car at around 10.30 pm to Matheran.”
He added, “Ambulance gate was open. The
Audi car entered to the hill station through
the gate. Locals present in the Market area
had fracas with them over Audi car entry. The
Audi car was sent back to Dasturi before our
police reached there. The Dombivali police inspector told us about the case. All were ignorant about vehicular entry restriction in to
Matheran but were in a hurry to save the girl.
Hence no police case was lodged against anybody. The girl was rescued. She had behaved
erratic twice or thrice in the past.”
A local resident Janardan Parte said, “Four
constables on civil dress had travelled with
us in a taxi from Neral after 7 pm in search of
the girl. The constables were informing their
location to their seniors over phone and moved
fast ahead of us. Later we came to know about
the girl’s case and Audi car drove to Market
area.”
Past incidents: September 21, 2016 – Nita
Ambani’s driver Sudhir Shinde was arrested
by Matheran police under Sec-15 of Environment Protection Act and Motor Vehicle Act.
lems with the patients and providing them
with correct and evidence based information.
With the rise of education and awareness,
people have become more conscious of their
sexuality and more assertive of their needs.
Add to it the plethora of information available over the internet, it has become a need
of the hour that scientific and need based information is made available to them.
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Garbage everywhere
In spite of Malaria and Dengue causing havoc in the city, some residents still indulge
in not getting removed a huge collection of garbage. (By Sumit Renose)
India needs...
Cont. from pg. 4
Premier Skills Head
Coach further added
“There is a passion
and enthusiasm for
the sport of football
evident in India, more
so after the onset of
the Indian Super
League here. There is
a different set of skills
required to be a good
grassroots community
coach. And that’s
what we have set out
to achieve over the
last few days. We
aren’t here to tell the
coaches what to do.
This is about our
Premier league clubs
sharing our knowledge and skills with
the Indian coaches.
It’s amazing to see
coaches enthusiastic
about learning and
developing themselves. If we need
more youth to play, we
will need more coaches to develop and help
players improve their
skills.”
He latter expressed
hi satisfaction on the
progress of all the
young coaches and
ISL team grassroots
coaches and added, “I
am extremely happy
with the way the
inaugural session in
Mumbai and Navi
Mumbai has gone .
The young coaches
showed great enthusiasm over the week,
and were always eager
to learn more. I hope
they continue with
their dedication for
the next two phases
and do justice to the
job by spreading
knowledge and
serving the community.”
Sundar Raman,
CEO, Reliance Sportssaid, “These are
exciting times for
football in India. We
are delighted that
there are so many
footballing conversations in the country
and we are hopeful
that it will lead to a
greater interest in the
sport. Children today
are looking up to
footballers as role
models and are hoping
to step up in honing
their skills. That’s
where good guidance
is important and
hence Indian Super
League felt it’s
important to bring on
board Premier Skills
program for coaching
Indian football coaches.”
Referring to Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi’s ‘ache din’ for
India, Kushal Das,
General Secretary,
AIFF said, “like our
Prime Minister says,
we should soon see
‘ache din’ for Indian
football through such
initiatives. AIFF has
been working on the
cause of football in the
country and our focus
over the past couple of
years has been on
development of
grassroots football and
coach educators. On
behalf of AIFF, I am
happy to announce
that the successful
candidates from Phase
1 of Premier Skills are
eligible for AIFF ‘D’
licence certificate and
further in three
months, they can
apply for AFC ‘C’
licence.”
List of participants who successfully completed for the Premier Skills Phase 1 program* :
Mumbai City FC
Dinesh Nair
KartikPraksahMenda
Nagma Shaikh
Rohit Mhaske
Toshiba Khan
Oscar Foundation (Mumbai) Poonam Gautam
Rajesh Chauhan
Magic Bus(Mumbai)
Mohit Bholi
Ravi Chauhan
Special Olymics (Mumbai) Anoushka Catherine
Fernandes
Archie Dias
*Edited w.r.t .participants from Mumbai and
Navi Mumbai
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Nirmal Sagar Tat Abhiyan
conducted at Murud coast
By Tutu
NAVI MUMBAI:
Under the Nirmal
Sagar Tat Abhiyaan,
the Murud coast was
cleaned on Saturday. A
two hour long operation to clean the
approximate 3.5 km
coast line was conducted by the
Maharashtra
Maritime BoardMurud port,
Indian Coast
Guard, Dharmadhikari Pratisthan, archaeological survey of India
department,
students of two
schools, Murud
Municipal Council, fishermen,
forest department, et
all. Around 9 trucks of
garbage was cleaned
and dumped in the
dumping yard of
Murud Municipal
Council.
The Maharashtra
Maritime BoardMurud port inspector
AD Dhotre said,
“Under the cleanliness
campaign 150 fishermen and MMB staff,
60 Indian Coast
Guard personnel, 0ver
200 school students,
100 members of
Dharmadhikari
Pratisthan et all
participated in the
drive. The 3.5km long
Murud coast was full
Efforts are...
Cont. from pg. 1
emerging as the other
important problem.
The citizens should
ensure that they
produce minimum
possible garbage.
Whatever is produced
should be separated
into dry and wet
before being handed
of filth and cleaned
up.”
The Indian Coast
Guard team led by
Assistant Commandant V R Prakash,
Murud Municipal
Council Chief Officer
Dayanand Ghugare
and other officials
Rajpuri on coming
Wednesday to clean its
coast line. It can be
noted that fourteen
college students of
Pune were drowned in
this coast line on 1
February 2016. To
memorize the same
the Indian Coast
were present in the
drive. The cleaning
drive started at
around 8 am and got
completed by 10 am.
Trucks were used to
lift the collected
garbage.
Dhotre added, “The
garbage include
mostly plastics,
packaged bottles,
woods, coconut tree
parts, slippers and
sandals, besides tore
net etc which were
picked up by the
volunteers. All have
been cleaned and the
garbage was dumped
in the dumping yard.”
A similar drive will
be conducted at
Guard bikers team
upon request of the
local fishermen had
planted an equal
number of trees. The
latest cleanliness
drive is a measure to
keep the coast line
clean. It also intends
to create awareness
among people on the
same.
The Nirmal Sagar
Tat Abiyaan is an idea
to keep the coast line
trash-free. The state
will award the best
clean coast line with
Rs 25 lakh, followed
by the first runners
up with Rs 15 lakh
and second runners
up Rs 10 lakhs.
over to the municipal
vans,” he appealed.
“Keeping the city
clean is as important
from the individual
point of view as that of
the society,” he added.
“A majority of
cities in the country
are getting 100 liters
of water per capita.
The national norm is
135 liters. We are
however supply at the
rate of 150 liters per
capita.” He appealed
to the citizens not to
waste or misuse
water.
Mundhe received
complaints and
suggestions from the
citizens. “All the
complaints will be
dealt with within 7 to
15 days,” he said.
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Navi Mumbai resident about Ganpati Puja in the US
Vashi resident Veena Adige speaks to Ashok Dhamija
Many Indians
tend to become more
Indianised when they
go abroad and wish to
keep traditions and
initiate their children
into them. Ganesh
puja is one of the foremost pujas that are
done by Hindus all
over the world. And
since the American educational system does
not support extra holidays, Ganpati puja is
done over the weekend
following the actual
date set up back
home.
The Chinmaya
Mission is doing yeoman services by starting a Bal Vikas Kendra in The US. The
one in Connecticut is
so attractive that children actually look forward to going there.
There is Gita Chanting, shlokas to be
learnt and other children to be met. Every
Sunday or alternate
Sundays these children meet at a specific place and concentrate for two full hours
on whatever the
teachers explain in detail to all of them.
My husband and I
had just reached the US
and were included in
the programmes. This
year the Ganpati puja
began with a competition held where children of all ages were
taught how to make
models of small Ganpatis. A video recording
taught them how to
mould the clay and
fashion it into the desired shape. Even six
year old Rithik Prabhu
could fashion a beautiful Ganpati and happily showed the model to
everyone while his nine
year old sister Shreya
did likewise.
These small Ganpatis were kept overnight
and on Sunday September 11, they were
brought to the Bal Vihar Centre where children and parents gathered.
Each small Ganpati
was kept in a plate
along with flowers,
fruits, kumkum, rice
and water. The children
along with their parents sat on the floor
cross-legged as the veteran gentleman taught
them how to perform
the puja.
It was interesting to
see small children apply kumkum, shower
rice and flowers and
repeat what the teacher told them very sincerely and seriously.
They were very enthusiastic as also their parents, most of whom
knew each other from
the previous years. The
Bal Vihar has a two
month summer break
along with the school
holidays.
The new session of
the Bal Vihar Kendra
begins with this Ganpati puja and this gathering is different from
the other regular ones
where they have Gita
Chanting, shloka com-
petition,
talks and
o t h e r
things.
O
n
Sunday after the Ganpati puja
was done, the children
lined up and as the aarti was sung, each child
performed the aarti
while the child behind
rang the bell. Even four
and five year olds participated. Performing
the aarti was the highlight of the programme
for many and they enthusiastically did it.
The teacher explained the meanings of
the rituals which the
young ones and their
parents listened in pin
drop silence. Later an
educational exercise
was done where all the
children wrote down the
sentences written on
board by the teacher
and thus got initiated
into learning.
Distribution of
Prasad after the introductions of the current
teachers was done
whole
heartedly.
Fruits, sheera, gulab
jamun, appams were
given and all volun-
teered to help. Within
minutes the mats
were rolled back, the
place cleaned and the
kids went home waiting eagerly for the new
session to begin from
the following Sunday.
A day before on Saturday, groups of adults
met and performed the
Ganesh puja wearing
traditional clothes, and
eating simple vegetarian meals having neither onions nor garlic.
Each family brought
an offering and all sat
down to a sumptuous
meal and the different
prasads made by
them.
Ganpati puja in the
US is unique, different
but it is the sentiment
that is important, the
belief and the need to
keep traditions alive
that is creditable. One
has to adapt to the surroundings and if one is
on foreign soil, one has
to keep the surroundings in mind. My husband and I who had
just reached Connecticut to be with our
daughter and her family thoroughly enjoyed
the Ganpati Puja and
felt blessed.
NMMC’s cleanliness team turns to cleaning the coastal zones
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
CBD-BELAPUR:
NMMC focused on
cleaning the coastal areas on 17 September
which is designated as
the ‘International
Coastal Clean Up Day’.
NMMC’s Cleanliness team went to Sarovar Vihar in Sector11 CBD, the offices of
Maritime Board, Coast
Guard and the coastal
areas of Diwale gaon
and given a clean up.
The campaign was led
by the team headed by
DMC Dadasaheb Chabukshwar, Chief Cleanliness Officer Siddharth
Choure, Belapur Ward
Officer Subhash Adagale, Cleanliness Inspector Kavita Kharat,
officers
Satyajit
Deodhar, Ravindra
International Coastal Clean Up Day observed
Chavan, Milind Tandel
and others.
Later the team
shifted to Vashi and
cleaned the coasts of
Sagar Vihar and adjoining area. “Keeping the
coastal areas clean is as
important as the rest of
the city,” the participants were informed.
Cleanliness officer Vinayak Juikar, Inspector
Jaishree Adhal and a
number of citizens also
took part in the campaign.