MLA Manda Mhatre holds meeting in CM s cabin

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1 Vol. 12 Issue 67 RNI No. MAHENG/2007/21778 Postal Regn. No. NMB/154/ /Vashi MDG Post Office Navi Mumbai, Wednesday 18 July, 2018 Pages 8 Price ` 1 MLA Manda Mhatre holds meeting in CM s cabin Demands that CIDCO plots should become Free Hold By Chandrashekhar Hendve NAVI MUMBAI: Navi Mumbai s CIDCO s residential and non residential plots, which are free hold and given for social service to school, college, societies, temples etc should remain free hold and not subjected to Change of use, was the subject discussed during Monsoon Session at Nagpur and a meeting was held which was attended by Navi Mumbai school s principals, head masters and teachers and college principals and professors delegation along with Belapur MLA Manda Mhatre at Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis s cabin. Also present for the meeting were Chief Minister s chief secretary Bhushan Gagrani, Navi Mumbai BJP mahamantri Nilesh Mhatre, deputy president Abdul Hamid Khan, Father Almeida, Father Abraham Joseph, Father Henny D souza, K Thoma, J Mohanti, Santosh Sawant, Nishit Vijayan, Vijah Gotmare and Shashi Tembhurne. During this meeting, MLA Manda Mhatre said, All the schools and colleges representatives met me and handed me their letter of demands to discuss with CM. Navi Mumbai s CIDCO Buildings being Freehold and redeveloped issue is at the last stage. The plots given for constructing schools, colleges, temples are being used. However, if the plots given by CIDCO Board for social purposes are made free hold, it will give a boost to Navi Mumbai s development process. Also Cont. on pg. 5 New office bearers of Mathadi Kamgar Sena appointed Navi Mumbai s Ganesh Narayan Mhatre gets important position By Chandrashekhar Hendve NAVI MUMBAI: The appointment letters of newly appointed office bearers of Mathadi Kamgar Sena was given by Maharashtra Navnirman Sena s MNS Kamgar Sena. Navi Mumbai s Vahatuk Sena s Ganesh Narayan Mhatre was appointed Maharashtra State s deputy president. His appointment letter Cont. on pg. 4 NMMC s Tree Plantation Event at Uran Phata Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation organized a Tree Plantation Event at Uran Phata s plot no. 8A and 8B and other open spaces near Uran Phata. Navi Mumbai s Mayor Jaywant Sutar was the main guest present. Others who were present for this event were leader of the house Ravindra Ithape, B Ward Committee president Kavita Agonde, women and children welfare committee chairperson Shilpa Kambli, Clean Navi Mumbai Mission committee chairperson Netra Shirke, additional commissioner Ravindra Patil and Ramesh Chavan, garden department s deputy commissioner Nitin Kale, former corporator Surekha Ithape, ward committee member Bipin Jaweri and Sayyad Afsar Imam and other residents in big number. (By Chandrashekhar Hendve)

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3 18 July BJP Corporator Suchila Gharat s birthday celebrated By conducting various social programs 3 CHANGE OF NAME I have changed my name from MR. KARAMVEER SINGH KANWARJIT SINGH to MR. KARAMVEER SINGH HATTAR as per affidavit dated 17/07/2018 By Vijaykumar Kamble PANVEL: Bharatiya Janata Party s corporator Sushila Jagdish Gharat s birthday was celebrated by conducting various social events. On this occasion, Asmita Art, Sports and Cultural Mitra Mandal and Priyadarshini Mahila Mandal felicitated meritorious students and senior citizens. BJP district president MLA Prashant Thakur was present for this event and he offered birthday greetings to Suchila Gharat and also greeted the meritorious students and senior citizens. The event took place at New Panvel s CKT School. Others who were present for this event were BJP district spokesman Y T Deshmukh, city president Jayant Pagde, mayor Dr Kavita Choutmol, deputy mayor Charushila Gharat, construction chairman Adv. Manoj Bhujbal, corporator Anil Bhagat, BJP leader C C Bhagat, Jagdish Gharat and office bearers, party workers and other important persons. Tree Plantation Event at Gavlidev Hill region By Chandrashekhar Hendve As per the orders of Dharmarajya Party s president Rajan Raje and deputy president Raju Sawant, tree plantation event took place at Gavlidev Hill region in Navi Mumbai. Present during this occasion were party s local corporators and a big number of office bearers. Ranjana Keni stands first in Poet Kalidas related Poetry Competition Government of Maharashtra Office of the Executive Engineer P. W. Division No. 2, Thane Corrigendum Ref: E-Tender Notice No. 19 Year PWD2/Thane/ Tender/4175, Date - 26/06/2018 Hybrid Annuity Works:- Package No. MU-01 to MU-06 Sr. Old Revised No. 1. Invitation of FRP (NIT) Invitation of RFP (NIT) (Download period of (Download period of online tender) online tender) 29/06/2018@ am to 29/06/2018@10.00 am to pm 07/08/2018@17.45 pm 2. Bid Lock/Proposal Due Date Bid Lock/Proposal Due Date 18/07/2018 at Hrs 07/08/2018 at Opening of Proposals Opening of Proposals pm pm. Physical submission of Technical Proposal / Cost of RFP / Bid Security etc. Within 72 Hrs. after Bid Lock. No. PWD2/Tender/2018/4540 Office of the Executive Engineer P. W. Division No. 2, Thane Dated : 17/07/2018 Sd/- Executive Engineer, P.W.Division No. 2, Thane A poetry competition related to Poet Kalidas was organized at Market Yard s Shri Ramsheth Thakur Samajik Vikas Mandal Auditorium on Sunday. The event was organized by Akhil Bharatiya Marathi Natyha Parishad of Panvel Division. The event took place in the main presence of senior poet Arun Mhatre and Natya Parishad s Panvel Division s president MLA Prashant Thakur. The winner of first prize was Ranjana Keni and she was awarded cash, appreciation certificate and trophy. The second prize was won by Ashish Choubal, and third prize by Sadanand Ramdharne. The consolation prizes were given to Dinesh Patil, Sarika Varna, Santosh Sutar, Parshuram Patil and Gauresh Khalle. Present during this event were literteur A K Shaikh, mayor Dr Kavita Choutmol, women and children welfare chairperson Darshana Bhoir, natya parishad s deputy president and leader of the house Paresh Thakur, corporator Mugdha Londe, Rajashri Wavekar, examiner Girish Joshi, executive Shyam Punde, event chief Smita Gandhi, Adv Chetan Jadhav, Amol Kher, Ganesh Jagtapo, Gambhir Dandekar and office bearers, workers, poetes and other important persons. (By Vijaykumar Kamble) For inserting advertisements in daily newspaper NEWSBAND Contact : /

4 4 RDTTA to organise District level Table Tennis Championship from July 28 th PANVEL: Raigad District Table Tennis Association (RDTTA) under the leadership of its President Sanjay Kadu will be organizing its second edition of its two day Navi Mumbai and Raigad District Table Tennis Championship Tournament 2018 from Saturday July 28, The same is open to Boys and Girls in the Under 10, 12, 14, 17 age groups in the Singles event. In addition the same will be also organised for Youth Boys and Girls, Men and Women and Veteran Men too. Doubles event will however be organised in the age groups of Under 12 and 14 for For representational purpose only Boys and Girls and Men s category. The venue for the annual event is Navi Mumbai Sports and Samajik Vikas Mandal, CIDCO Community Center, 2nd Floor, Sector 18., Nera Banthiya School, New Panvel. Windfall for city food outlets Many restaurants and resto bars in Navi Mumbai did a brisk business during the course of the 2018 FIFA World Cup Final between Italy and Croatia on Sunday night by screening the same on a big screen. Photo shows one such scenario in In Orbit Mall, Vashi. () New office bearers of... Cont. from pg. 1 was handed by executive president Prakash Govind Pawar. Present during this occasion were Mathadi Kamgar Sena s deputy president Vikas Shinde, Maharashtra secretary Sushil Dalvi, Ganesh Jhagde, Ganesh Vichare, Ganesh Bhosale, Rakesh Pawar, Dinesh Yadav, Sachin Patil, Pratik Jadhav and other MNS party workers. MNS president Raj Thackeray thanked all his party workers for having trust and faith in him. He said that the money spent for hoardings and advertisements should be given to two poor students for them to pursue a year s school education. Raj Thackeray s message was conveyed by Ganesh Mhatre. For inserting advertisements in NEWSBAND Divakar Vijay Rampreet Off : / July 2018 Rev Sudiksha Ji given responsibility as Spiritual Head of Sant Nirankari Mission formally Even though as desired and blessed by Nirankari Satguru Mata Savinder Hardev Ji Maharaj, her youngest daughter Rev Sudiksha Ji was declared as Nirankari Satguru and the Spiritual Head of Sant Nirankari Mission from Monday, formal ceremony was held at a special congregation here today. As Satguru Mata Savinder Hardev Ji Maharaj arrived at the dais, she was welcomed on behalf of all the followers of the Mission with a bouquet by her Private Secretary Shri Sandeep Gulati Ji. Thereafter, Satguru Mata Ji applied traditional sacred mark (Tilak) on the forehead of Sudiksha Ji, offered the sacred seat and put the white scarf (Dupatta), a symbol of Nirankari Satguru s spiritual powers, round her neck with the help of a devotee. Thereafter, Rev Gobind Singh Ji, President, Sant Nirankari Mandal, Rev K.R. Chadha Ji, Chairman, Central Planning and Advisory Board, Rev V.D. Nagpal Ji, General Secretary of the Mandal, several other senior saints connected with Prachar and Parbandh of the Mission and Members of the holy family welcomed Rev Sudiksha Ji as Satguru with garlands on behalf of the entire Nirankari world. Blessing the congregation, Satguru Mata Savinder Hardev Ji Maharaj said that there is much that Baba Ji wanted to achieve but we could not accomplish the same. I pray to God that now you are all able to complete those tasks under the guidance of Sudiksha Ji. In her first brief discourse after receiving the responsibilities as Nirankari Satguru formally, Rev Sudiksha Ji said that even though she has no qualities, she has accepted the responsibility because it has come as a blessing from Satguru. She appealed to one and all to cooperate and bless her. She said that as Baba Hardev Singh Ji Maharaj used to say, let me also treat the devotees of the Mission as the crown of my head. The ceremony was followed by a regular congregation marked with devotional songs, speeches and poems. Addressing the gathering, Satguru Sudiksha Ji sought the blessings of one and all so that she is able to fulfil the responsibility well. She said let us take the first step rightly so that we are able to accomplish what Satguru wanted hitherto. The congregation was attended by members of the Central Planning and Advisory Board, Executive Committee, Sewadal Adhikaris and several Zonal Incharges as well as thousands of devotees not only from Delhi and Greater Delhi but other parts of the country also. Born on March 13, 1985, Rev Sudiksha Ji is a graduate with Honours in Psychology. She has been looking after the Mission s activities outside India spread over more than 60 countries of the world, since December 2016 as Incharge of Foreign Department of the Sant Nirankari Mission.

5 18 July CMAI S 67th National Garment Fair to continue up to 19th July 2018 By Divakar Gore The Clothing Manufacturers Association of India (CMAI) organized India s Largest Apparel Trade Show The 67th National Garment Fair from 16TH July to 19th July 2018 at Bombay Exhibition Centre, NSE Complex, Goregaon (East), Mumbai. The Fair was inaugurated on 16th July 2018 by Chief Guest Kishore Biyani, Group CEO Future Group. Mr. Rahul Mehta, President, The Clothing Manufacturers Association of India (Ex- Chairman, International Apparel Federation), stated that this MLA Manda Mhatre.. Cont. from pg. 1 these plots should be B2B Fair was spread over Approx. 6,50,000 Square Feet, covering all the Halls at the Bombay Exhibition Centre. There were916 Exhibitors in 986 Stalls displaying 1087 Brands. This was India s Largest Ever Garment Fair held so far. The Fair displayed leading Brands in Men s wear, Women s wear, Kid s wear and Accessories. CMAI had also published the Show Directory, popularly known as the Fair Guide. 67thNational Garment Fair would be spread over 4 Days instead of the normal 3 Days Fair. The Fair subjected to change of use. If this is done all the residents will be in a position to obtain all the facilities. CM appeared to be timing would be from 10 AM to 9 PM. For the first time, the July Edition of the National Garment Fair has been a No Decoration Fair. This B2B Fair would be open only to Trade Visitors & Garment Retailers. The Business Networking Sessions between the Exhibitors and Agents & Distributors, High Street Retailers, National Chain Stores & E- Commerce Companies would also continue this year. This year CMAI is also Celebrating 25 years of Association with Bombay Exhibition Centre. very positive in matter of above issues and this has pleased all the persons who had participated in this meeting. By C K Subramaniam A rare white tiger with a pale skin color has been spotted for the first time in the Nilgiris by a wildlife photographer, arousing interest among conservationists and forest officials on whether it is a true genetic mutant. The white tiger or bleached tiger is a pigmentation variant of the Bengal tiger, which is reported in the wild from time to time in the Indian states of 5 Indian White Tiger Madhya Pradesh, Assam, West Bengal and Bihar. The scientific name of the White Tiger is Panthera tigers, since it is merely a different coloured version of the Bengal subspecies. As expected, the White Tiger is far lighter in its colouring than the more common Bengal Tiger. The majority of its coat is a light Main attraction cream colour, with very light brown or grey stripes. A group of tigers is called a streak or an ambush. In the wild tiger is known for not staying in groups and are solitary animals. However, man-made environment may force them into unnatural social groups. A tigress and Cont. on pg. 6 Parading of elephants in temples is main attraction in Kerala. (By C K Subramaniam)

6 6 Issue : July 2018 FIFA World Cup 2018 was very interesting FIFA World Cup 2018 had a lot of surprises and excitement. It was most entertaining. The final was a thrilling spectacle featuring surprises, errors, and loads of goals. France, which secured its second World Cup, was the best of the lot. French were workmanlike, conservative, efficient, organised, and clinical. Deschamps achieved the ultimate objective. Kylian Mbappe, who at 19 became the youngest to score in the World Cup final since Pele, showed glimpses of his extraordinary potential. France had players of African descent making up over half the squad. This was a World Cup of shocks: Germany crashed out in the opening phase. Spain and Argentina faltered in the round-of-16, and Brazil in the quarterfinals. The likes of Croatia and Uruguay advanced farther than expected. Russia put on a great show as host. The baton has now been handed over to Qatar, which in 2022 will host a winter World Cup for the first time. FIFA has approved the expansion of the World Cup to 48 teams in In cricket, surprises are welcomed by the fans because cricket is a game of glorious uncertainties. But football is a game of, by and for individual brilliant players. Fans would not relish unexpected victories or losses. If this trend continues sooner or later the game would lose the spectators. The French captain commented about France s multicultural society, which got reflected in its national team & its performance & they are feeling very proud about it. We Indians should take similar pride in our plural nature & nurture it without falling in the trap of communal game of politics by some political parties. We always wait for FIFA world cup for four years. We too follow the preliminary rounds. Football is a people s game & should remain a people s game but football has been hijacked by corporate sectors. There are corruption, scandals, political meddling. There are business tuned to crores & crores. The crisis ridden European countries used this FIFA to hide their economic crisis & raise raw Nationalism. As a whole it is the victory of Black power & migrants. So we can say WE ARE THE WORLD & People without border. For India football should be promoted. At least football grounds should be given to play in all schools. Rest will emerge in India. We have enough talents. Even though the results are unexpected and there was no proving excellence by branded teams and players, the spirit of the game was kept and the hosting country made good reception and hospitality both to the players and the fans of football. Even in the global tournament to come only spirit of the game is to be cherished rather than celebrating branded countries for their nuanced performance. 18 July 2018 Tirunelveli Gandhidham Humsafar Weekly Express Timing Revised Till Oct 2018 End PANVEL: On account of the implementation of Monsoon time table by Konkan Railway on its route till Oct 31st, 2018 the timings of Tirunelveli Gandhidham Humsafar Express plying over Central and Western Railway too has also been revised. The details of Arrival and Departure on few selected stations including Panvel Junction and Vasai Road is detailed as under: Station Train no Tirunelveli Gandhidham Humsafar Express Arrival Departure Panvel Jn. 14:50 14:55 Vasai Rd Surat Vadodara Jn Ahmedabad Gandhidham There will however be no change in timings of Train no Gandhidham Tirunelveli Humsafar Express which too passes by the same route. Passengers are requested to kindly take note of this. CR registers earnings of Rs crore in fine during April to June 2018 Detection of number of ticketless or irregular travellers too Increases by %. NAVI MUMBAI: The intensive campaign against ticketless travellers by Central Railway (CR) in its endeavor to provide better services to bonafide rail users and also to curb the ticketless traveling on its Suburban (Harbour, Trans-Harbour and Main) and Outstation routes has registered in a record ticket checking earnings of Rs crore for the period April to June As per the CR Senior Officers who are closely monitoring the revenue loss due to ticketless travel and such other irregularities, the month of June 2018, a total of 3.26 lakh cases of ticketless/ irregular travel and unbooked luggage were detected as against 2.58 lakh cases in the corresponding month of last year i.e. June 2017, showing an increase of %. The earnings realized from such ticketless/irregular travel registered Rs crore during the month of June 2018 showing an increase of % as compared to earnings of Rs crore registered during the corresponding month of last year i.e. June In addition during the month of June 2018, 391 cases of transfer of reserved journey tickets were detected and Rs lakh recovered as penalty. CR in all has detected a total of lakh cases of ticketless/irregular travel and unbooked luggage during the period April 2018 to June 2018, as against 9.83 lakh cases detected during the corresponding period last year, showing an increase of 10.42%. The earnings realized during the period from April 2018 to June 2018 from ticketless/irregular travel registered Rs crore as against Rs crore registered during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 9.91% in earnings. CR appeals to its passengers to travel with dignity by buying proper and valid railway tickets. White Tiger... Cont. from pg. 5 her cubs may also be referred to as a streak or an ambush. Bengal tigers often live in the dense jungles of Asian countries like India and China, while Siberian tigers are found in Russia. White tigers are generally Bengal tigers born with a genetic defect that prevents the orange pigmentation for which tigers are typically known. White tigers have been repeatedly inbred to preserve the colour of the coat. The White Tiger is a Bengal Tiger which is a species listed by the IUCN as endangered and therefore severely threatened in its surrounding environment. Estimates of around 100,000 Tigers found in the jungles and mangrove swamps of Asia were made at the beginning of the 1900s, but today there are thought to be less than 8,000 Tigers in the wild, with around 2,000 of these being Bengal Tigers. There are no White Tiger individuals known to be found outside of captivity. The White Tiger (also known as the White Bengal Tiger) is a subspecies of Tiger, found throughout the Indian subcontinent. Although the range of the White Tiger is historically very large, these animals are incredibly rare as their colourization is dependent on a defective, recessive gene that is passed on from their parents. Over the past couple of centuries the White Tiger has become even rarer in the wild due to trophy hunting or capture for the exotic pet trade, with there having been no recorded sightings of these elusive predators for the past 50 years. Today, the White Tiger can still be found in a handful of zoos and animal sanctuaries around the world with these large and beautiful felines often being the star attraction. It is time to preserve the endangered species. Visit our e-paper at : Download paperboy mobile application visit our paper.

7 CBD BELAPUR: Western Railway in coordination with Konkan Railway have decided to run Special trains between Mumbai Central / Bandra (T) / Ahmedabad and Thivim / Madgaon Jn. / Mangaluru Jn. Via KR route to clear extra rush of passengers during Ganapati festival as per the schedule given below: A) Mumbai Central Mangaluru Jn. - Mumbai Central (Weekly) Special: Train No Mumbai Central Mangaluru Jn. (Weekly) Special on Special Fare will leave from Mumbai Central at 23:50 hrs on Wednesday 12 th & 19 th September Train will reach Mangaluru Jn. at 19:30 hrs on next day. On its return journey Train No Mangaluru Jn. - Mumbai Central (Weekly) Special on Special Fare will leave from Mangaluru Jn. at 23:10 hrs on Thursday 13 th & 20 th September Train will reach Mumbai Central at 19:00 hrs on next day. The above Special will include couple of Two Tier AC coaches, eight Three Tier AC coaches, two Second Class Sleeper coaches one Pantry Car and two Generator cum SLR coaches. 18 July Additional Special Trains on KR route during Ganpati Festival 2018 Halts en-route includes Borivali, Vasai Road, Panvel, Roha, Mangaon, Veer, Khed, Chiplun, Sangameshwar Sawantwadi Road, Madure, Thivim, Madgaon Jn., Karwar, Kumta, Bhatkal, Mookambika Road Byndoor, Kundapura, Udupi, Mulki and Suratkal stations. B) Bandra (T) Mangaluru Jn. - Bandra (T) (Weekly) Special: Train No Bandra (T) Mangaluru Jn. (Weekly) from Bandra (T) at 23:55 hrs on Tuesday 11 th & 18 th September Train will reach Mangaluru Jn. at 19:30 hrs on next day. On its return journey Train No Mangaluru Jn. - Bandra (T) (Weekly) from Mangaluru Jn. at 23:10 hrs on Wednesday 12 th & 19 th September Train will reach Bandra (T) at 18:45 hrs on next day. The above Special will include one Two Tier AC coaches, three Three Tier AC coaches, ten Second Class Sleeper coaches, three General coaches, one Pantry Car and two Generator cum SLR coaches. Halts en-route includes Borivali, Vasai Road, To have halt at Panvel too Panvel, Roha, Mangaon, Veer, Khed, Chiplun, Sangameshwar Sawantwadi Road, Madure, Thivim, Madgaon Jn., Karwar, Kumta, Bhatkal, Mookambika Road Byndoor, Kundapura, Udupi, Mulki and Suratkal stations. C) Bandra (T) Mangaluru Jn. - Bandra (T) (Weekly) AC Special: Train No Bandra (T) Mangaluru Jn. (Weekly) AC Special on Special Fare will leave from Bandra (T) at 23:55 hrs on Sunday 09 th, 16 th & 23 rd September Train will reach Mangaluru Jn. at 19:30 hrs on next day. On its return journey Train No Mangaluru Jn. - Bandra (T) (Weekly) AC from Mangaluru Jn. at 23:10 hrs on Monday 10 th, 17 th & 24 th September Train will reach Bandra (T) at 18:45 hrs on next day. The above Special will include four Two Tier AC coaches, eight Three Tier AC coaches, four AC Chair Car coaches and two Generator cum SLR coaches. Train will halt at Borivali, Vasai Road, Panvel, Roha, Mangaon, Veer, Khed, Chiplun, Sangameshwar Sawantwadi Road, Madure, Thivim, Madgaon Jn., Karwar, Kumta, Bhatkal, Mookambika Road Byndoor, Kundapura, Udupi, Mulki and Suratkal stations. D) Mumbai Central - Thivim - Mumbai Central (Tri-Weekly) Special: Train No Mumbai Central Thivim (Tri-Weekly) from Mumbai Central at 23:50 hrs on Thursday, Saturday & Monday 6 th, 8 th, 10 th, 13 th, 15 th,17 th, 20 th & 22 nd September Train will reach Thivim at 16:00 hrs on next day. On tis return journey Train No Thivim - Mumbai Central (Tri-Weekly) Special on Special Fare will leave from Thivim at 16:30 hrs on Friday, Sunday & Tuesday 7 th, 9 th, 11 th, 14 th, 16 th, 18 th, 21 st & 23 rd September Train will reach Mumbai Central at 09:05 hrs on next day. The above Special will include one Two Tier AC coach, four Three Tier AC coaches, seven Second Class Sleeper coaches, six General 7 coaches and two SLR coaches. Halt en-route includes Borivali, Vasai Road, Panvel, Roha, Mangaon, Veer, Khed, Chiplun, Sangameshwar Sawantwadi Road and Madure stations. E) Ahmedabad - Thivim - Ahmedabad (Weekly) Special: Train No Ahmedabad - Thivim (Weekly) from Ahmedabad at 16:15 hrs on Friday 7 th, 14 th & 21 th September Train will reach Thivim at 16:00 hrs on next day. On its return journey Train No Thivim - Ahmedabad (Weekly) from Thivim at 16:30 hrs on Saturday 8 th, 15 th & 22 nd September Train will reach Ahmedabad at 16:00 hrs on next day. The above Special will include one Two Tier AC coach, six Three Tier AC coaches, four Second Class Sleeper coaches, two General coaches and two Generator cum SLR coaches. Halts en-route includes Nadiad, Anand, Vadodara, Bharuch, Surat, Navsari, Valsad, Vapi, Dahanu Road, Boisar, Vasai Road, Panvel, Roha, Mangaon, Veer, Khed, Chiplun, Sangameshwar Kankavali, Kudal, Sawantwadi Road and Madure stations. F) Ahmedabad - Madgaon Jn. - Ahmedabad (Weekly) Special: Train No Ahmedabad - Madgaon Jn. (Weekly) from Ahmedabad at 09:30 hrs on Tuesday 11 th & 18 th September Train will reach Madgaon Jn. at 09:10 hrs on next day. On tis return journey Train No Madgaon Jn. - Ahmedabad (Weekly) Special on Special Fare will leave from Madgaon Jn. at 18:00 hrs on Wednesday 12 th & 19 th September Train will reach Ahmedabad at 16:05 hrs on next day. The above Special will include one Two Tier AC coach, Six Three Tier AC coaches, four Second Class Sleeper coaches, two General coaches and two Generator cum SLR coaches. The Train will halt at Nadiad, Anand, Vadodara, Bharuch, Surat, Vapi, Boisar, Vasai Road, Panvel, Roha, Mangaon, Veer, Khed, Chiplun, Sangameshwar Sawantwadi Road Madure and Thivim stations. Passengers may avail the services. Storm in milk cup State wide strike by dairy farmers turned destructive as agitating farmers pour mils on late Maharashtra chief minister YB Chavan s memorial. It is a matter of shame that an essential item like milk is thrown to the drain in the name of protest. When millions of children in India are suffering because of malnutrition, wasting milk in a agitating way is not good for the society. Milk revolution was brought to India by Dr. Kurien Verghese and now the name is spoiled through a strike. How long we can see the height of intolerance in India. Why the farmers are protesting when they are getting good yield price for their products. When the Chief Minister is ready to discuss, why then this unrest. The farmers are in collision course. This may create an artificial scarcity of milk in main cities like Mumbai and surrounding areas. It is understood that the Letters to the Editor... shortage of supply will be felt from day three and the scarcity of milk may shoot up the price for milk packets. House wives will feel the heat. People especially young babies will suffer because of the shortage. It is time to stop such agitations with an amicable solution. - Jayanthy S. Maniam, Sion East Pothole blues continue It is indeed a traumatic experience for road users in Mumbai city. Even the highways are having potholes and that hamper the traffic. Traffic snarls are seen on focal points and the Sion-Panvel highway suffered the most. CBD Belapur bridge was a bottleneck in the past for the expressway travellers and with potholes and craters the position has be- come bad to worse. Motorists were caught unaware and the five hour jam saw long Que of vehicles on the street. Instead of completing the repair work during night hours and that too in a phased manner. The chaos continued for 6 hours and it is waste of time as well as energy. If the condition of the bridges are so bad, the plain roads in the city showed pathetic with full of potholes. Potholes pose problem for two wheelers, while four wheelers are troubled with craters. With water filled in all the potholes, maneuvering the vehicles is a herculean task for the drivers. Thus the pothole blues continue and the pain undertaken by both the drivers and the pedestrians is horrible. BMC is cutting a sorry figure as their rain readiness promise has gone to the winds. The potholes woes will continue for two more months till the end of monsoon rains. It is now or never situation and a wake up call for BMC. - C.K. Subramaniam, Sanpada

8 8 AIFF To Provide International Exposure For All National Teams: Abhishek Yadav India U-20 to rub shoulders with Argentina in COTIF tourney among others Xavierians Environment Week Celebration 18 July 2018 NAVI MUMBAI: In what would be a major boost for the players who had represented India in the FIFA U-17 World Cup India 2017 and those who participated in the AFC U-19 Qualifiers in 2017, the All India Football Federation (AIFF) has drawn up a template where all National teams will be playing International competitions in addition to their domestic schedule. As part of this endeavour the U-20 National Team which will comprised of players from the above age group will participate in the COTIF Cup the Mini Mundial Sub U-20 Men s Football Tournament, slated to be held in Spain from July 29, The other U-20 age group teams that will be participating in the tournament includes Argentina, Venezuela and Mauritania. Besides, the U-20 boys will also play Murcia U- 20, a local side in the tournament. This was announced by City based Abhishek Yadav, Director, National Teams recently. The COTIF tournament in Spain falls well into our plans and we are excitedly looking forward to it. The Sub20 category, India will be up against teams from renowned football powerhouses Former Indian Footballer abd Current National team Director Abhishek Yadav that will be preparing for the FIFA U-20 World Cup 2019 qualifiers, said Yadav, who is also an AIFF Executive Committee member. The former Indian international, who had made 36 appearances for India between 2002 and 2011 and also represented Mahindra United, Churchill Brothers, Mumbai FC, and Mumbai City FC further said For the development of all National Teams across age-groups, we have drawn up a template in which playing matches on a regular basis has been given high weightage. In an ideal mix, in addition to domestic competitive matches, we will participate in competitions involving AFC opposition, non-afc opposition, matches against higher-age teams, in different playing conditions, etc. We are pushing the envelope. We have done this with the U-17 World Cup team and are doing it with the U-16 boys National Team as well. We will soon extend it to the Overcoming two goal deficit India U-16s draws against Bangkok Glass FC The Indian U-16 National Team currently on an international exposure tour in Thailand courtesy AIFF, overcame two goals deficit before playing out a commendable 2-2 draw against U-17 Bangkok Glass FC on Tuesday July 17, Trailing much of the match, the Indian colts put up a superb attacking performance in the final last ten minutes of the match and struck twice, courtesy goals by Ricky (83 ) and Ravi (86 ) and finish the match at par. Earlier in the match Bangkok Glass FC took the lead in the 21 st minute, and doubled it three minutes latter. The creditable draw comes at back of 2-0 win over Buriram United U-17 earlier during the tour. The Indian U-16 National Team which will next clash swords against Thailand U-16 National Team next on July 20, Female national teams and a fresh U1-5 boys National Team, Schedule of India in the COTIF tournament July 29: India U-20 Vs Murcia U-20. July 31: India U-20 Vs Mauritania U-20. August 03: India U-20 Vs Venezuela U-20. August 05: India U-20 Vs Argentina U-20. Students explore a nearby park as part of the embark on a Nature Walk activity NAVI MUMBAI: Environment Week Celebration was organized by Airoli based St. Xavier s High School between 9th July to 13 th July, During the weeklong celebration a number of activities were organized which encouraged the students to enact a major role of Earth Warriors. These included Elocution Competition, Rainbow Snack Day, Tree Plantation Drive, The Earth Warriors plant a sapling on the occasion as part of the Tree Plantation Drive in presence of their teacher Enjoying natures bontiful rains Cleanliness Drive, Competition based on Rainy Day Celebration, the theme Save environment Nature Walk (Visit to The students nearby garden), Rainy carried home the message Soccer, Fancy Dress of Go Green. Prizes distributed to winners of Badminton Tournament at Panvel By Vijaykumar Kamble PANVEL: The Prize Distribution of Raigad District Badminton Tournament and State Selection Tournament took place at Ramsheth Thakur International Sports Complex at Ulwe Node. District Badminton Association and Ramsheth Thakur International Sports Complex had organized the tournament s prize distribution under the presidentship of Ramsheth Thakur. The winners of the tournament were given prizes and felicitated. Winners who were given awards were: Under 17 Girls Raksha, Adhya Viju, Chinmayi Thomas, Sejal Patharde. Under 19 Boys Vaibhav Tiwari, Digvijay Gole, Anchitya Agrawal, Aniket Suvarna, Avishkar Pawar. Under 19 Girls Gargi Devkar, Sejal Patharde, Adhya Viju, Purno Rekhi, Anushka Patil. Men Open Group Ganesh Sakpal, Tushar Kumar, Ravindra Kumar, Jignesh Jain, Piyush Agrawal. Women Group Gargi Devkar, Anushka Patil, Alka, Antara Thatte. Present during this event were Maharashtra Badminton Association s deputy president and Ramsheth Thakur International Sports Complex s president MLA Prashant Thakur, leader of the house Paresh Thakur and office bearers and other important persons.