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Te l e g ra m she Daily

The Largest Circulating Daily of A&N Islands

Staff Reporter

Port Blair, Oct 20

The Department of

Art & Culture, A&N

Administration in

consultation with the

Homfraygunj Martyr 's

Memorial Committee has

set up a Museum in the

building constructed under

MPLAD Fund in 2004 in the

premises of Homfraygunj

Martyr's Memorial. The

Museum was inaugurated

by the Member of

Parliament, Shri Bishnu

Pada Ray by unveiling the

plaque and cutting the

ribbon in the presence of

the Chief Secretary, A&N

Administration, Shri

Anindo Majumdar here

this morning. The Patron,

Homfraygunj Martyr 's

Port Blair, Oct 20

Chartered flight tickets on

Kolkata - Port Blair-Kolkata

& Chennai-Port Blair-

Chennai Sector for the

Schedule of chartered flights on

Kolkata & Chennai sectors announced

Islanders @ Rs 4000/- (one

Way) & for Non-Islanders

@ Rs. 6000/- (one way) are

available on following

dates (Contd. on last page).

Port Blair, Oct 20

The Defence Minister, Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman,

on the second day of her visit to the Andaman &

Nicobar Command, yesterday went on a windshield

tour of the Defence facilities at Port Blair. She was

accompanied by Vice Admiral Bimal Verma,

Commander-in-Chief, Andaman & Nicobar Command.

Subsequently, the Minister visited Car Nicobar. At

Carnic, the Minister paid homage to the personnel

and families who lost their lives during the Tsunami

in 2004. The Minister also visited the Japanese wells

and interacted with the troops prior to her departure

to mainland, a communication from ANC said.

Defence Minister inspects facilities in Isles & interacts

with troops

The Defence Minister, Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman at the Head of the ANC crest along with the

Lt. Governor, A&N Islands, Admiral DK Joshi and CINCAN Vice Admiral Bimal Verma.

MP inaugurates Museum atHomfraygunj Martyr's Memorial

Memorial, Shri Gauri

Shankar Pandey, Secretary,

(Art& Culture), Smti Neha

Bansal, Secretary (Law),

Shri Pradeep Banerjee, Dy.

Commissioner, South

Andaman, Shri Udit

Prakash Rai, Adhyaksha,

ZPSA, Smti Baby Fareeda,

ex- Adhyaksha, Smti

Minati Biswas, Pradhan,

Homfraygunj, Smti Mary,

Committee Members and

family members of

Homfraygunj Martyr 's

Memorial, senior citizens

and PRIs were present on

the occasion.

Addressing the

gathering, the Member of

Parliament offered his

tribute to the 44 Martyr's

who were shot dead and

buried by the Japanese

Forces on Jan 30, 1944. He

said the history of

Homfraygunj Martyr 's

Memorial need to be made

known to people and called

upon one and all to come

forward and make this

memorial a grand one. He

also urged the Secretary

(Art & Culture) to hold

discussion with the

Homfraygunj Martyr 's

Memorial Committee

members pertaining to their

various demands and

requested for a copy of the

documents/records of the

Homfraygunj Martyr 's

Memorial which he said,

will be presented before the

Lok Sabha Museum.

The MP also stated that

various projects pertaining

to Viper Island, replication

of Netaji Club formerly

known as Browning Club,

establishment of Vishwa

Shanti Park in the premises

of Homfraygunj Martyr's

Memorial etc. can be taken

up by the Art & Culture

Department, the fund for

which will be provided

under MPLAD Fund. He

further stated that many

development projects can

be initiated here in the

Islands by involving the

Islanders, business

community and

contribution from various

companies through their

CSR activities. The MP

also assured his support

for various development

projects here in the

Islands.

Paying his tribute to

the 44 Martyr's, the Chief

Secretary, Shri Anindo

Majumdar in his address

expressed happiness that

the museum has been set

up and thanked the

Member of Parliament for

sanctioning fund under

MPLAD. The Chief

Secretary also stated that

the sacrifice of the 44

Martyrs needs to be made

known far and wide. He

also appreciated the

concept of 'Vishwa Shanti

Park' to be developed here

and stated that the world

needs to know about the

history of the place.

Tourists visiting the

Port Blair, Oct 20

The South Andaman

Division has captured a

2.43 mtrs. long semi-adult

male crocodile from

Manglutan nallah under

Manglutan Forest Range

yesterday. This crocodile

was being seen in the

Manglutan Nallah since

last about one month and

was causing panic among

the villagers.

Earlier, the Divisional

Forest Officer, South

Andaman with a view to

safeguard the people

residing nearby the area

declared this crocodile is

dangerous to human

beings and directed the

Range Officer to

immediately capture the

Male crocodile captured from Manglutan nallah

Translocated to far off place from

human habitation

animal and translocate it to

a far off place from human

habitation.

Accordingly, traps with

dead chicken as bait were laid

in the potential sites of

crocodile visit and in the first

attempt itselfe, the Forest

officials of Manglutan

Range succeeded in

capturing the crocodile in

the morning of Oct 19. It was

later successfully released

on the same day in the wild

at a far off place from human

habitation i.e. in Komiyo

Creek, Rutland Island with

the assistance of Wildlife

Division, Port Blair. The

whole operation was carried

out under the close

supervision of Shri

T.P.Mukesh, Range Officer,

Manglutan.

Port Blair, Oct 20

The Department

of Art & Culture has

revised the entry fees to the

National Memorial Cellular

Jail with immediate effect.

Accordingly, the rate of

entry tickets for Indians will

be Rs. 30/- per head while

for foreigners it will be Rs.

100/- per head. The charge

for video camera/handy

camera (non professionals)

will be Rs.200/- per camera

while it will be Rs.1000/-per

Entry fees to National Memorial

Cellular Jail revisedcamera. The rate for Film

Shooting on Freedom

Movement in the National

Memorial Cellular Jail with

prior permission will be

Rs.10,000/-per day.

In addition to the above,

free entry will be allowed

to the Islanders on

production of valid

Islander 's Card and

St uden ts /Educat ion al

tours in the National

Memorial Cellular Jail, a

communication said.

Moscow, Oct 20

The first-ever Tri Services

Joint Exercise between

Indian and Russian Armed

Forces, INDRA-2017 began

yesterday near

Vladivostok in Russia.

Two indigenously built

Indian Naval ships INS

Satpura and INS Kadmatt

reached Vladivostok Port

yesterday and were given

a traditional ceremonial

welcome.

The Indian contingent for

the Exercise is led by the

Task Force Commander

Major General ND Prasad.

The Exercise INDRA in its

previous nine editions has

been conducted as a single

service exercise alternately

between the two countries.

This year the Exercise has

been upgraded to involve

all the three Services Army,

Navy and Air Force.

It further accentuates the

importance of Joint

Services in the present

world environment.

The Exercise INDRA will

be conducted from today at

the 249th Combined Army

Range Sergeevisky and in

the Sea of Japan near

First-ever Tri Service Joint Exercise

between India & Russia begins

Vladivostok.

The Indian contingent

comprises of 350

personnel from Army, 80

from Air Force, two IL 76

aircraft and one Frigate and

Corvette each from the

Navy.

The Russian Federation

Armed Forces will be

represented by

approximately 1000 troops

of the 5th Army, Marines

and Ships of Pacific Fleet

and aircraft from Eastern

Military District.

Exercise INDRA-2017 will

be a landmark event in the

history of Indo-Russian

defence co-operation and

will strengthen mutual

confidence, inter-

operability and enable

sharing of best practices

between both the armed

forces. India and Russia

have had longstanding

Port Blair, Oct 20

The Police

Commemoration Day

Parade 2017 will be held at

Police Line on Oct 21 at 7.

30 am to pay homage to all

the police personnel who

have sacrificed their lives

on duty all over the

country during the last one

year. The Director General

of Police, A&N Islands,

Smti Nuzhat Hassan will

read out the names of those

police personnel, a

communication said.

Police Commemoration Day

Parade today

Port Blair, Oct 20

Under the influence of

depression over coastal

Odisha, strong South to

Southwesterly wind speed

between 25 and 35 kmph

gusting to 45 kmph and

moderate to rough seas is

likely along and off

Andaman & Nicobar

coasts. Fishermen have

been advised to be

cautious while venturing

into the sea. The general

public have also been

advised to take

precautionary measures

and in case of any

emergency contact phone

numbers of State Control

Room, District Control

Room and Emergency

Operation Centres viz State

Control Room: 03192-

238880 (Tele-Fax),

Depression over coastal Odisha;

fishermen adviced

Port Blair, Oct 20

The District Industries

Centre, Department of

Industr ies will be

organizing a number of

awareness cum

motivational programmes

on Prime Minister 's

Employment Generation

Programme (PMEGP) and

other Govt. sponsored

schemes of DIC at different

places of Nancowry group

of Islands.

The programme will be

organized in association

with Department of

Agriculture, Animal

Husbandry, SBI, ANSCB,

Tribal Council, PRI, NGOs

and NYK. It is tentatively

scheduled to begin from

3rd week of October, 2017

Motivational programmeon PMEGP by DIC

onwards.

The objective of

the programme is to

disseminate information to

the participants about the

PMEGP schemes apart from

other incentive oriented

schemes of DIC. The

awareness programme will

be followed by first hand

guidance to the rural

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New Delhi, Oct 20

A two-day international

conference on consumer

protection will be held in

New Delhi on 26th of this

month. The Consumer

Affairs Ministers and

representatives of 24 South

East Asian countries will

International conference on consumer

protection to be held on Oct 26attend the conference on

the theme of empowering

consumers in the age of

new markets.

However, North Korea and

Pakistan have not been

invited for the event. Prime

Minister Narendra Modi

will inaugurate the

conference.

Briefing reporters in New

Delhi, Food and Consumer

Affairs Minister Ram Vilas

Paswan said the

conference will discuss

how the UN guidelines on

consumer protections can

be implemented.

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WEATHERRain or Thundershower likely to occur at a few places over Andaman

& Nicobar islands

Maximum and Minimum temperature will be around 31 °C and 25°C

respectively on Saturday 21/10/2017

Maximum Temperature (°C) of Date : 31.3

Minimum Temperature (°C) of Date : 25.4

Relative Humidity(%) at 0830 IST 082

Relative Humidity(%) at 1730 IST 084

Sunrise Time for tomorrow(in IST): 0509

Sunset Time for tomorrow(in IST): 1658

Rainfall upto 0830 hrs of date (last 24 hrs) in mm: 003.6

Rainfall upto 1730 hrs of date in mm: 001.2

Rainfall (Progressive total from 1st January 17 2862.3

upto 0830 hrs (of date) in mm

REVISED SEVA SUCHNAYEINALLTHE SAILINGS ARE SUBJECT TO WEATHER CONDITIONS

INTER ISLAND SECTOR:

Due to delay in arrival of the vessel from Southern Group of Islands, the

scheduled sailing of MV Coral Queen for Campbell Bay via Hut Bay &

Nancowry on 21.10.2017 has been postponed to 23.10.2017. Now the

vessel will sail for Campbell Bay via Hut Bay & Nancowry on 23.10.2017

(Mon) at 0700 Hrs from Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on

25.10.2017 (Tue) at 0800 Hrs from Campbell Bay via same route.

Inconvenience caused to the passengers is regretted.

MV Bharat Seema will sail for Campbell Bay via Car Nicobar, Chowra,

Teressa & Nancowry on 27.10.2017 (Fri) at 1000 Hrs from Haddo Wharf

and will sail for Port Blair on 30.10.2017 (Mon) at 2000 Hrs from Campbell

Bay via same route. Passenger tickets for the above sailing will be

issued to the general public on 25.10.2017 (Wed) from 0900 Hrs onwards

at STARS Ticketing Counters & CSC's. Similarly booking of cargo

tickets will commence from 25.10.2017 between 0900 Hrs to 1300 Hrs

at Commercial Wing. All the consigners are advised to book actual

quantity of cargo to be transshipped, as no excess cargo will be allowed.

CARGO SERVICE:

The cargo vessel MV Chuglam will sail for Nancowry via Hut Bay &

Car Nicobar on 21.10.2017 (Fri) at 1800 Hrs from Haddo/Chatham Wharf

and will sail for Port Blair on 24.10.2017 (Tue) at 2000 Hrs from Nancowry

via same route.

The cargo vessel MV Chuglam will sail for Campbell Bay via Hut Bay,

Car Nicobar, Chowra, Teressa, Katchal & Nancowry on 31.10.2017

(Tue) at 1700 Hrs from Haddo/Chatham Wharf and will sail for Port Blair

and will sail for Port Blair immediately after discharging/loading of Cargo

at respective ports.

HUT BAY SECTOR:

MV Bharat Seema will sail for Hut Bay on 22.10.2017 (Sun) at 0800 Hrs

from Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at 2000 Hrs

from Hut Bay.

MV Bharat Seema will sail for Hut Bay on 23.10.2017 (Mon) at 2000 Hrs

from Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on 24.10.2017 (Tue) at 0800

Hrs from Hut Bay.

MV Bharat Seema will sail for Hut Bay on 25.10.2017 (Wed) at 0800 Hrs

from Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at 2000 Hrs

from Hut Bay.

Note: Passenger tickets for the above sailings for Hut Bay on 22nd, 23rd

& 25th Oct., 2017 will be issued to the general public from 21.10.2017

(Sat) from 0900 Hrs onwards at STARS Ticketing Counters & CSC's.

FORESHORE SECTOR:

Note: Passenger tickets for the Foreshore Sector vessels scheduled on

24th, 25th & 26th Oct., 2017 will be issued to the general public on

23.10.2017 (Mon) from 0900 Hrs onwards at STARS Counters & CSC's.

21.10.2017 (SATURDAY)

BARATANG

MV Chouldari will sail for Baratang on 21.10.2017 (Sat) at 0700 Hrs from

Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at 1430

Hrs from Baratang.

HAVELOCK & NEIL ISLAND

MV Bambooka will sail for Havelock on 21.10.2017 (Sat) at 0620 Hrs

from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at

0900 Hrs from Havelock.

MV North Passage will sail for Neil Island on 21.10.2017 (Sat) at 0630

Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day

at 0845 Hrs from Neil Island.

MV North Passage will sail for Neil Island on 21.10.2017 (Sat) at 1100

Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day

at 1600 Hrs from Neil Island.

MV North Passage will sail for Havelock on 21.10.2017 (Sat) at 1300

Hrs from Neil Island Jetty and will sail back to Neil Island on the same

day at 1445 Hrs from Havelock.

MV Bambooka will sail for Havelock on 21.10.2017 (Sat) at 1400 Hrs

from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at

1630 Hrs from Havelock.

RANGAT, DIGLIPUR

MV Strait Island will sail for Rangat via Neil, Havelock, Strait Island and

Long Island on 21.10.2017 (Sat) at 0615 Hrs from Phoenix Bay

Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on 22.10.2017 (Sun) at 0615 Hrs from

Rangat via same route.

MV Katchal will sail for Diglipur on 21.10.2017 (Sat) at 0700 Hrs from

Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at 2100

Hrs from Diglipur.

AB de Villiers returns to top of ODI

rankings for batsmen Prannoy stuns Chong Wei, Saina,

Srikanth too reach quartersOdense, Oct 20

H S Prannoy recorded his

second successive win over

three-time Olympic silver

medallist Lee Chong Wei, while

Saina Nehwal and Kidambi

Srikanth also registered

contrasting wins to advance to

the quarterfinals of the Denmark

Open Super Series Premier

here.

Just four months back, Prannoy

had created a flutter when he

dispatched Chong Wei in

straight games in the Indonesia

Super Series Premier and the

unseeded Indian dished out

another superb performance

on Thursday to oust the former

World No. 1 Malaysian 21-17

11-21 21-19 in a match that

lasted an hour and three

minutes here.

"I am happy to beat him again

today. Even at this age, he is

one of the best players, who

can play in any conditions. I

am not thinking much ahead as

I have done this before but

couldn't win the title so I will just

look at the next match,"

Prannoy told reporters after the

match.

World No. 8 Srikanth, who

already has two super series

titles at Indonesia and Australia

to his name, defeated Korea's

Jeon Hyeok Jin 21-13 8-21 21-

18, while Saina, who won a

bronze at the Glasgow World

Championship, prevailed over

Thailand's Nitchaon Jindapol

22-20 21-13 in women's

singles pre-quarterfinals.

US Open champion Prannoy

will next face Korea's top seed

Son Wan Ho, Srikanth will meet

current world champion Viktor

Axelsen, while Saina will

square off against Japan s

Akane Yamaguchi.

Also through to the quarters

were England's Rajiv Ouseph,

Hong Kong's Wong Wing Ki

Vincent, Korea's Lee Hyun Il,

Chinese Taipei's Chou Tien

Chen.

In women's singles, top seed

and world no 1 Tai Tzu Ying,

Korean duo of Sung Ji Hyun

and Kim Hyo Min, Japan's

Sayaka Sato, China's Chen

Yufei and Thailand s

Ratchanok Intanon also

reached the last eight.

Prannoy trailed Chong Wei,

who turns 35 tomorrow, 1-2 in

career meetings before the

match. However, buoyed by

his recent win over the

celebrated Malaysian in June,

the Indian produced another

sensational performance,

befitting his new- found stardom

of a giant-killer.

The 25-year-old Indian started

off well and dictated terms as

he built up a 10-7 lead but the

former World No. 1 leveled par

with a lucky net chord before

entering the break with a

slender lead when the Indian's

return missed the sideline.

FIFA U-17 World Cup India 2017

reaches quarter-final stageKolkata, Oct 20

The FIFA Under-17 World Cup

India 2017 has reached the

quarter-final stage, with the first

set of last-eight matches taking

place tomorrow.

The early kick-off in Guwahati

will see two West African rivals

meet, as Mali and Ghana will

determine who will be the last

team left from their continent in

the semi-finals.

While Ghana topped their group

with two wins, Mali stood

second in Group C with equal

number of victories.

Ghana are seeking to revive

their glory days in the

tournament, having last won it

way back in 1995.

The second FIFA Under 17

match sees USA take on

England in Goa.

(up two places to a career-best

fourth position), the South African

pair of Quinton de Kock (up

three places to fifth) and Hashim

Amla (up two places to ninth),

and Bangladesh's Mushfiqur

Rahim (up five places to 18th).

Among bowlers, Hasan Ali's

haul of 5 for 34 in the third ODI

against Sri Lanka in Abu Dhabi,

which his team won by seven

wickets for a decisive 3-0 lead

in the five-match series, has

given the pace bowler a big

boost in ranking points.

The 23-year-old, who has taken

nine wickets in the series so far,

has moved up six places to

become the fifth bowler at the top

of the ODI rankings this year after

Trent Boult, Imran Tahir, Kagiso

Rabada and Josh Hazlewood.

Dubai, UAE, Oct 20

Swashbuckling South Africa

batsman AB de Villiers has once

again grabbed the top position

in the ICC ODI Player Rankings

for batsmen.

An astonishing knock of 176 by

De Villiers in the second ODI

against Bangladesh in Paarl,

which consisted of 15 fours and

seven sixes and came off only

104 balls, has also helped South

Africa edge India at the top of

the ODI Team Rankings by

taking a 2-0 winning lead in the

three-match series.

The latest rankings, which take

into account the first two matches

of the South Africa-Bangladesh

series and the first three matches

of the ongoing Pakistan-Sri

Lanka series in the United Arab

Emirates, see De Villiers climb

to the top of the ODI table for the

14th time in his career.

The 33-year-old, who has

leapfrogged Australian David

Warner and India captain Virat

Kohli, had first attained top

position on May 30, 2010, and

the number of days he has spent

at the top is second most after

retired West Indies great Vivian

Richards. De Villiers has now

been at the top for 2,124 days

while Richards was number one

for 2,306 days.

Other batsmen to move up

include Pakistan's Babar Azam

Port Blair, Oct 20

The Kudo Mart ial Art s

Association of Andaman and

Nicobar Islands participated

in the 9th Akshay Kumar Kudu

Tournament held from 12th to

14th October, 2017 at Andheri

Sports Complex, Mumbai,

Maharastra. The Island team

won 1 Gold, 1 Silver and 2

Bronze medal. Miss Bithika

Das of VK Zilla Parishad

School. Port Mout won Gold

Medal where Miss Pr i t i

Biswas of G.M.S Manglutan

won Silver Medal. Shri Udit

Kumar Das of Kamara j

English Medium and Miss

Pratibha Rani Das of G.M.S

Manglutan won Bronze

Medals.

On the concluding day, Miss

Kudo Martial Art team wins medal

in national tournament

India v New Zealand: India chase top spot

in ODIs, New Zealand a slice of historyNew Delhi, Oct 20

India have just been displaced

at the top of the ICC ODI

championship by South Africa,

but Virat Kohli's buoyant team

have a chance to reclaim the

top spot heading into a three-

game series with New Zealand

starting October 22 in Mumbai.

India are placed second on the

basis of decimal points, but

have the same number of points

(120) as South Africa, and can

move back to the top with a

series win over New Zealand.

In 2017, India have won 17 of

22 completed ODIs - a span

that includes a 3-0 sweep of

England, a 3-2 run in the ICC

Champions Trophy, where

they lost to Pakistan in the final,

a 3-1 win in the West Indies, a

5-0 whitewash in Sri Lanka

and most recently a 4-1 victory

over Australia at home. In the

same time, Kane Williamson's

New Zealand have won

seven of 13 completed ODIs -

beating Australia 2-0 at home,

losing 2-3 to South Africa at

home, winning a low-key

series featuring Ireland and

Bangladesh (to whom they lost

once) and then being knocked

out of the Champions Trophy

in the first round with another

defeat to Bangladesh.

Statistically, things are not

stacked in New Zealand's

favour when it comes to ODIs

in India. While in multi-team

tournaments their record on

Indian soil is 18-11, the bigger

picture is that New Zealand

have never won a bilateral ODI

series in India. The five series

contested between the two

teams - in 1988, 1995, 1999,

2010 and 2016 - were each

won by the home team. The

first of these was a 4-0 win for

Dilip Vengsarkar's team over

John Wright's tourists, following

India's 2-1 victory in the Tests.

India won by four wickets, five

wickets, 53 runs and two

wickets before the fifth match in

Jammu was abandoned due to

heavy rain.

In 1995, Mohammad

Azharuddin's Indian team won

3-2. New Zealand took the

series lead in Jamshedpur with

Mart in Crowe scoring an

unbeaten hundred, but India

won the second and fourth

matches - the third was

abandoned - to take the

advantage back. Lee

Germon's team made it 2-2 with

a 99-run win in Nagpur, setting

up the decider nicely. The sixth

ODI was a one-sided affair,

with New Zealand bowled out

for 126 in 35 overs and India

cantering home with six wickets

and 108 deliveries remaining.

Kolkata – Port Blair - Kolkata

October, 2017 November, 2017 December, 2017

26th October, 2017

(4th Thursday)

9th November, 2017

(2nd

Thursday)

14th December, 2017

(2nd

Thursday)

23rd November, 2017

(4th Thursday)

28th December, 2017

(4th Thursday)

Chennai – Port Blair-Chennai

October, 2017 November, 2017 December, 2017

25th October, 2017

(Wednesday)

1st November, 2017

(Wednesday)

6th December, 2017

(Wednesday)

8th November, 2017

(Wednesday)

13th December, 2017

(Wednesday)

15th November, 2017

(Wednesday)

20th December, 2017

(Wednesday)

22nd

November, 2017

(Wednesday)

27th December, 2017

(Wednesday)

29th November, 2017

(Wednesday)

Passengers intending to travel by the chartered flights on above dates can

book their tickets on first come first serve basis from any of the centers/offices viz

Common Service Centers (CSC)s – e-Dweep outlets, Ticket counter at Inter-Island

Helicopter Terminal, Port Blair, Officeof Dy. Commissioner (Nicobar), Car

Nicobar, Office of Dy. Commissioner (North & Middle Andaman), Mayabunder,

Office of Dy. Resident Commissioner, A & N Bhawan, Sector-5,Salt Lake,

Kolkata, Office of Asst. Director, Shipping Services, No 5 RajajiSalai, Chennai

and Air Ticketing Counter ANIIDCO Vikas Bhavan, Port Blair, a communication

said.

Schedule of chartered ...(Contd. from page 1)

Mali reached the final last eight

after seeing off Paraguay in

New Delhi, while England

reached this stage after a

penalty shoot-out to get past

Japan in Kolkata.

Bithika Das received Gold

medal from Kudo Chairman

Shihan Akshay Kumar.

Bollywood Actress Katrina

Kahif, Zee News Editor Shri.

Sudhir Choudhary were also

present on the occasion. About

3500 participants from twenty

States and 200 of ficials

participated in this Tournament,

a communication said.

Athen, Oct 20

Lionel Messi scored his 100th

goal in European competition

as Barcelona moved close to

qualifying for the Champions

League knockout stages by

outclassing Olympiakos 3-1 on

despite playing the second half

with 10 men. Gerard Pique was

sent off two minutes before

halftime for two bookings, one

for tugging an opponent's shirt

and the other for slapping the

ball into the net, but Barca were

barely threatened by a hapless

Olympiakos side who are badly

under-performing in their

Greek title defence.

The Athens club, who won

three league titles and two

domestic Cups under current

Barca coach Ernesto Valverde,

are fifth in the standings in the

Greek top flight and have lost

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Islands should also be brought here besides school students should be brought

here so that they would know about the history of the Homfraygunj Martyrs

Memorial, he added. He also assured the support of the Administration to the

Committee Members in their future endeavours. The Chief Secretary also

expressed hope that this memorial would become a true heritage for the people of

these Islands.

The Patron, Homfraygunj Martyr's Memorial, Shri Gauri Shankar while

speaking expressed gratitude to the Member of Parliament and the Administration

for timely completion of the museum. He highlighted the history of the

establishment of INA and IIL here in the Islands and their contributions. He also

placed the demands of the Committee Members viz. setting up of a library

containing rare photos of Netaji's visit to the Island, establishment of 'Vishwa

Shanti Park', setting up of light and sound show in the premises of the Homfraygunj

Martyr's Memorial etc.

The Member of Parliament also presented a shawl to Shri Gauri Shankar Pandey

while the Chief Secretary handed over the Homfraygunj Museum keys to him.

The dignitaries also offered floral tribute to the Martyrs.

The ex-Adhyaksha, ZPSA, Smti Minati Biswas also placed some demands viz.

naming of the road leading to the Homfraygunj Martyrs Memorial as Shahid

Marg and Balidan Vedi Chowk.

Earlier, welcoming the gathering, the Secretary (Art & Culture) Smti. Neha

Bansal said, as a tribute to Homfraygunj Martyrs, a museum has been set up by

the Art & Culture Department in the building constructed under MPLAD Fund in

2004. She also informed that the Administration has approved the development

plan for Homfraygunj Martyr's Memorial which include increasing the sitting

arrangement, development of footpath, boundary wall etc. Tour operators have

also been asked to incorporate Homfraygunj Memorial in their tour itinerary

besides discussions will also be held with the Education Department to send

students here for exposure visit, she added.

The programme concluded with the vote of thanks proposed by the Assistant

Director, Art& Culture, Dr. Rashida Iqbal.

military and diplomatic ties and to preserve these bonds of cooperation, India and

Russia undertake the annual military exercise INDRA. This milestone in military

cooperation of the two nations epitomizes their strong and resilient relations.

The joint tri-service exercise will be a demonstration of the increasing

commitment of both nations to address common challenges across the full spectrum

of operations.

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First-ever Tri Service...(Contd. from page 1)

entrepreneurs in completion of documentation.

All the unemployed persons of the concerned

area, interested in setting up their self-employment

ventures under manufacturing/service/trading sector by

availing finance under PMEGP have been requested to

attend the awareness programmes along with one copy

of passport size photograph, local certificate, tribal

certificate, educational qualification certificate and other

essential documents.

The filled in applications will be collected on the spot

for placing the same before the Sub-Task Force

Committee which will be chaired by Assistant

Commissioner, Nancowry. The selected applications will

be forwarded through online to the concerned Banks

for financial assistance under PMEGP.

Motivational programme ...(Contd. from page 1)

Depression over...(Contd. from page 1)

1077(Helpline), District Control Room: 03192-238881,

1070(Helpline), EOC (Campbell Bay): 03193-264020, EOC

(Kamorta): 03193-263222, EOC (N&M): 03192-262960,

EOC (Hut Bay): 03192-284014, EOC (Car Nicobar): 03193-

265241, EOC (Havelock): 03192-282030, EOC (Ferrargunj):

03192-266527 and EOC (Neil): 03192- 284511, a

communication said.

Firing practicePort Blair, Oct 20

Firing practice by Naval Ship will be carried out from

0700 hrs to 1000 hrs on Oct. 24 at 11 deg 09 min North

92 deg 43 min East, 11 deg 04 min North 92 deg 26 min

East, 11 deg 15 min North 92 deg 32 min East, 11 deg 26

min North 92 deg 45 min East. The Safe flying height is

6000 Mtrs. The fishing vessels may be informed not to

venture into the above mentioned area during firing, a

communication said.