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Two BangladeshiNationals arrested forselling Ya-ba drug pillsVashi police have arrest-ed two Bangladeshi Na-tionals for selling drug pillsknown as Ya-ba (metham-phetamine). The accusedarrested are MoklesurRahman alias Jani Biswas,36, and Hilal SabuddinMatiur Rahman, 26. Thepolice have seized 160 pillsworth Rs 4 lakh from theirpossession…

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16th DY Patil T20 CupIndia’s all-rounder HardikPandya announced hiscomeback to competitivecricket in style with an im-pressive performance withbat and ball, to set up Reli-ance 1’s, 101runs fluentwin over CAG, in their finalGroup C league matchbeing played as part of the16th DY Patil T20 Cup onTuesday 3rd March,2020…

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Land owners meet forTPS-5 on 5th and 6th

MarchCIDCO has scheduledland owners meet of TPS5 of NAINA project admea-suring 242 ha from part ofvillages Bonshet, Moho,Bhokarpada, Devad,Shivkar,Vichumbe, on 5-6th

March 2020 at CIDCO’sNAINA office located at 7th

floor, Tower no. 10, CBDBelapur Railway StationCommercial Complex.

State Election Commission to releaseward wise voter list by March 9

Voters can file objection/suggestion by 16th March

By Chandrashekhar Hendve

NAVI MUMBAI: TheState Election Commis-sion has started prepar-ing the draft of the wardwise voter list for theupcoming Navi Mum-bai Municipal Corpora-tion’s (NMMC) electionsfor the 111 divisions.The draft of the list willbe released on March 9,2020 and will be postedon the notice board of

the Municipal Head-quarters and the con-cerned office of NaviMumbai MunicipalCorporation as well ason the website ofwww.nmmc.gov.in ofNMMC.

The voters can raiseobjections and sugges-tions by 16th March,2020. After goingthrough those, the finalvoter list will be re-

leased on March 23rd

and the list will be pub-lished on March 24th.

It may be recalledthat on February 1, thereservation of the wardof the NMMC was de-clared. 524 objectionswere registered on wardreservation and formatward structure, whichwere forwarded to theState Election Commis-sion.

NAVI MUMBAI: To pre-vent any haphazarddevelopment aroundthe proposed NaviMumbai InternationalAirport (NMIA), theCity and Industrial De-velopment Corporation(CIDCO) has plannedto develop a city basedon sustainable develop-ment comprising resi-dential, commercial,

CIDCO to develop a citybased on sustainable

development around NMIAThe aim is to prevent any haphazard

development around NMIA

industrial, educational,etc. facilities over anarea of 373 sq km cov-ering 175 villages fromRaigad district. Thisproject will be imple-mented through townplanning schemes andinterim developmentalplans of 23 villageswhich was sanctionedon April 2017. As perthis scheme every land

owner under thisscheme will get 40% oforiginal land as servicedplot with FSI 2.5 withall infrastructures to bedeveloped by CIDCO.

CIDCO had orga-nized land ownersmeeting of TPS 4 com-prising villages likeAdai, Akurli, Newali,

Contd. on pg. 2

By Crime Reporter

NAVI MUMBAI: TheAPMC police haveregistered a caseagainst a man whoposed as an officialfrom the Food Safetyand Standards Au-thority of India(FSSAI) and threat-ened the traders fromthe AgricultureProduce MarketCommittee (APMC).The accused identifiedas Dattaram Rathodis absconding and isbeing searched by theAPMC police.

The accused,Dattaram Rathod,went to MasalaMarket in APMC ataround 4 pm lastMonday. He told thetraders in the marketthat he was a govern-ment employee fromthe FSSAI and hadcome for the inspec-tion. He also warnedthat if anything amisswas found in hisinvestigation, thetraders would have topay a fine of Rs 1200and his fee of Rs.1200.

Doubting him,some traders contact-ed Sanjeev Patil, co-

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APMC police on thelookout for a man whoposed as FSSAI official

director of the FSSAIand enquired aboutthe appointment ofany official namedDattaram Rathod,who was showingletter of appointmentby the ExecutiveDirector of FSSAI,Sanjeev Patil. WhenSanjeev Patil contact-ed Shobit Jain, it wasfound that no one hadbeen appointed byFSSAI by that name.

Sanjeev Patil, co-director of the FSSAIthen filed a complaintat APMC policestation on Wednesday.Assistant PoliceInspector Kekan said,“A criminal case hasbeen registeredagainst DattaramRathod for fabricatingfake documents andthe police are nowsearching for theaccused”.

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Date : 05.03.2020 32/SS-III, Sector - 2, Vashi, Navi MumbaiPlace : Vashi, Navi Mumbai Cell No . 9833811855

By Crime Reporter

NAVI MUMBAI: Vashipolice have arrestedtwo Bangladeshi Na-tionals for selling drugpills known as Ya-ba (methamphetamine).The accused arrestedare Moklesur Rahmanalias Jani Biswas, 36,and Hilal SabuddinMatiur Rahman, 26.The police have seized160 pills worth Rs 4lakh from their posses-sion.

Vashi police had re-ceived information thattwo persons wouldcome to sell the drug

Two Bangladeshi Nationalsarrested for selling drug pills

known as BangladeshYa-ba near Jagrutesh-war temple area ofVashi. Accordingly,under the guidance ofsenior police inspectorSanjeev Dhumal, po-lice inspector (crime)Ravindra Daundkar,assistant police in-spector Sachin Khon-dre and his team laida trap near the tem-ple on Monday night.Police arrested bothMoklesur Rehmanalias Jani Biswas andHilal Sabuddin Mati-ur Rahman, who wereheading towards

Jagruteshwar templeat 9.30 pm.

The police foundsmall pellets of orange-colored pellets inflasks. On examiningthese pellets, it wasfound that these weredrug pills of Ya-ba. Thepolice recovered 160narcotic pills worth Rs4 lakh from them.Both the accused werearrested in connectionwith the NDPS Actand under the PassportAct 1920, police inspec-tor Ravindra Daund-kar said.

The investigation

has revealed that Mok-lesur Rahman aliasJani Biswas, who wasarrested in the opera-tion, is a resident ofGazirhata in Bang-ladesh and is current-ly living in a rentedroom in Shirvane areaof Nerul with hiswife. Hilal SabuddinMatiur Rehman, a res-ident of Bombagh inBangladesh, was foundto be living in a rentedroom with his wife atPalaspe village in Pan-vel. They have also ad-mitted to have enteredIndia illegally.

Shilotar, Raichur andPali Devad during lastweek of February.

“A very positive re-sponse was seen duringthe three days’ eventand about 310 landown-ers visited CIDCO’s of-fice at Belapur railwaystation complex. Land-owners participating inthe scheme largely havemajor concern aboutapplicability of pay-ment of contribution bythe landowners (better-ment charges) in spiteof contributing 60%land to the project in-frastructure. By recog-nizing their concern,CIDCO has assured theland owners that themanagement shall takeall measures to reduce

any financial burden onthe participating land-owners,” informedLokesh Chandra, ViceChairman and Manag-ing Director, CIDCO.

CIDCO has alreadyfloated nine town plan-ning schemes out ofwhich first threescheme totaling 650 hahas received draftscheme sanction thusenabling all lands with-in the scheme underroads being transferredto CIDCO for develop-ment. Execution ofroads within the firstTPS has commencedand the contract forroads within the TPS 2and TPS 3 shall also beawarded shortly as anintegrated project, saidMr. Chandra.

State Governmenthas appointed an inde-pendent arbitrator for

all the three schemes.Possession of final plotsand handing over ofproperty cards for thefirst scheme shall com-mence soon. Hearing ofsuggestion / objectionsfrom individual land-owners included in thescheme by the arbitra-tor for second and thirdtown planning schemesare in progress andshall be completed intime bound manner asprescribed in MR & TPAct 1966.

All land owners in-cluded in the schemehave been sent noticesthrough post, schedulepublished in newspa-pers and list uploadedon CIDCO web portal.Landowners not havingreceived copy of the no-tice can also visit theoffice of CIDCO and ver-ify the draft proposals

and status of their orig-inal land post reconsti-tution.

Owners meet for thedraft proposals underTPS 6 and 7 shall beheld tentatively in themonth of April 2020.CIDCO Board has ap-proved the proposal tolaunch TPS 10 andTPS 11, the last twoschemes of sanctionedInterim DevelopmentPlan of 23 villages inthe current month.With the culmination ofeleven schemes firsttime in the state ofMaharashtra, an en-tire sanctioned Devel-opment Plan shall beimplemented throughTown Planning schemewithout resorting toland acquisition Actwith active support ofthe participating land-owners.

CIDCO todevelop...

Contd. from pg. 1

By Crime Reporter

NAVI MUMBAI: Chainsnatching incidents arerising at an alarmingpace in the satellitecity. The latest victimwas a BJP corporatorwhose mangalsutraworth Rs 40,000 wassnatched off by a chainsnatcher. The victim,corporator KusumMhatre, is a resident of

Chain snatching incidents on the riseBJP corporator loses mangalsutra

Kamothe and the inci-dent happened on Sun-day night.

Last week a goldchain worth Rs 1 lakh30 thousand of formercorporator Rohini Gad-ge was also looted by anunknown thief in Airo-li.

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MLA Prashant Thakur urgesfor the beautification and

development of Pandavkhada

PANVEL: MLA Pras-hant Thakur has beenconsistently demand-ing the beautificationand development of thescenic site at Pan-davkhada in Kharghar.He once again raisedthe question during theongoing budget sessionin the Legislature inMumbai and askedwhat action is beingtaken by the govern-ment for the develop-ment of Pandavkhada.

MLA Thakur hasalso written a letter tothe CIDCO’s AssistantManaging Director andhas demanded funds forthe beautification anddevelopment of Pan-davkhada. He said,

“Pandavkhada is fa-mous especially duringrainy season for its wa-terfalls as well as sce-nic beauty and thou-sands of tourists visithere every year. How-ever, there is lack ofsecurity and necessaryfacilities for the tour-ists.”

“If the area is beau-tified and developedproperly, it would notonly become one of themain tourist attrac-tion, but will also gen-erate employment op-portunities for the localresidents,” he said.

While replying tohim, State Develop-

PANVEL: “The lifeof Dr. N. D. PatilSaheb, the greateconomist, thinkerand social andpolitical worker andthe former Chairmanof Rayat ShikshanSanstha, is a saga ofconstant struggle for

the betterment of thesociety and thepeople. Patil Sahib isa source of inspira-tion for all the peopleand the youths, inparticular, shouldimbibe his philoso-phy,” said Dilip ValsePatil, Minister ofState for Excise andLabor at KhandaColony. He wasspeaking at theJanardan BhagatSmriti JeevanGaurav AwardCeremony organisedby Janardan BhagatShikshan PrasarSansthan at ChanguKana Thakur College.

Dr. N. D. Patilwas honored with acertificate, mementoand Rs. five lakhs.About 5,000 peoplewere present on the

Dr. N.D. Patil honoured with JanardanBhagat Smriti Jeevan Gaurav Award

occasion, includingcorporators from zillaparishad, panchayatcommittee members,parents etc.

Also present were:Chairman of RayatShikshan Sanstha,Dr. Anil Patil, orga-nizer of the event and

chairman of Janar-dan Bhagat ShikshanPrasar Sansthan,Lokneta Ram ShethThakur, MLA Pras-hant Thakur, Minis-ter of Industries,Mining, TourismMinister Aditi Tat-kare, MP ShrirangBarne, former SchoolEducation MinisterAshish Shelar, formerGuardian Minister ofRaigad, RavindraChavan, MaheshBaldi, N. D. Patil’swife, Sarojini Patil,mayor of Panvel,Kavita Chautamol,Vice Chairman ofRayat EducationInstitute BhagirathShinde, NationalSecretary of INTUCMahendra Gharat,Deputy MayorJagdish Gaikwad,

Former City Presi-dent J M. Mhatre,senior journalistMadhukar Bhave,district advisor ofShiv Sena, BabanPatil, ManagingCouncil member ofRayat organizationSanjiv Patil, Meena

Jagadhan, DasarathBhagat, JanardanBhagat ShikshanPrasarak Samiti

President Arun ShethBhagat, Vice Chair-man Y. T Deshmukh,directors ShakuntalaThakur, PareshThakur, VarshaThakur, ArchanaThakur, SanjayBhagat, HarichandraPatil, Anil Bhagat,

Sanjay Patil, AtulPatil, corporatorSatish Patil andothers.

PANVEL: Oppositionleader of the Panvel CityMunicipal Corporation,Pritam Mhatre in a let-ter to the Navi MumbaiMunicipal TransportWing (NMMT) has re-quested for the free trav-el for the women inNMMT buses from Pan-vel to any part of the cityon the occasion of Inter-national Women’s Day on8th March.

Opposition leader PritamMhatre demands free travel

services for women on8th March from NMMT

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Issue : 259 5 March, 2020

Salute to the Women

International Wom-en’s Day, originallycalled InternationalWorking Women’s Dayis celebrated on March8 every year. It isheartening to see thatwomen are coming tothe fore from the low-est strata of society andare clinching the topspot and that includesclimbing Mount Ever-est at the age of 13 aswell.

First and the fore-most is women’s sense

of self worth, whichgoes a long way inbuilding confidenceamong women of thisgeneration. Womenare not caged parrot asin olden days and theyare free to go aroundand achieve things invarious field with con-fidence and convic-tion. Women rule theroost in the offices, com-panies and at the sametime make our dreamcome true in our house-hold as well. Womenare confidence personi-fied and work hard toachieve targets in thestipulated time. Wom-en’s day brings out thebest of the best in aworld dominated bymen.

The purpose of thisarticle is not to damp-en woman’s spirit butto give the pride of placefor them. I am not say-

ing that you stop cele-brating this special day.All I am saying is thatthis Women’s Day, lookaround you. Do you seeor know someone whoneeds help? A womanwho is probably not aslucky as you? Lend hera hand, help her out. Ifthat is not feasible, be-cause I know a lot ofsuch women are justnot ready to come out ofthe situation, then lendthem a shoulder or anear. And when they areready, they will let youknow.

We generally propa-gate the need for theequal access to opportu-nities and resources towomen. Despite all theefforts taken in an In-dependent India, wom-en suffer in silence. In-

dia still has a high num-ber of female foeticide,in some places it getsworse—a new bornbaby girl’s neck issnapped so that the bur-den in the family is de-stroyed forever. Her or-deal does not end there,often one hears of mar-riages stalled or turn-ing sour owing to dow-ry or due to the lack ofit. Domestic violence,verbal abuse, crueltyare all sometimes justa part of lives of so manywomen in our country.Leaders should findways and means tomake much easier wayof survival of womenwithout harming themin anyway.

Women should begiven the power to reg-ulate and control theirown lives in a respect-able manner. It is timeto give respect and take

respect from the betterhalf rather than fight-ing for trivial matters.Money plays villain.But women work as thewatchdogs, take pru-dent decisions by sav-ing money for the rainydays and keep a coolcomposure during bothrain and shine. Wom-en transact online toinvest in shares andhelp the family duringfinancial difficulties.Even without soundeducational back-ground they manageaccounts better thanmen.

Women come out inopen without fear andtheir ability to contrib-ute to more social andeconomic order surpris-es all including men.Despite all their at-

tributes to the society,the researchers at theMichigan Universityfound that 10% of thewomen surveyed hadexperience the most se-vere form of harass-ment in the male-dom-inated environments.We had a womanPrime Minister and aPresident in the pastbut the outlook on wom-en have not changedmuch. Leave alone theaccolades, awards andfelicitations on this day,let also have a broaderoutlook in dealing withwomen issues in thedays to come and cele-brate the womanhoodin the best way possi-ble in a competitiveworld where there is nodifference between menand women.

The writer isfreelancer from Sanpada,

Navi Mumbai

By C K Subramaniam

Timely action is the need of the hourThe Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation as well as the Panvel

City Municipal Corpoation have realized their role as an authorityfor regulating development activity in Navi Mumbai. Their deci-sion to demolish unauthorized constructions appears to be a stepin this direction. A brief survey of the city has revealed some star-tling figures with respect to illegal constructions. It was found thatin Navi Mumbai too, there are ample examples of unauthorizedstructures. This sorry state of affairs could have been easily avoidedhad the authorities realized their duties on time and had they tak-en stern measures against the defaulters right in the beginning.To add to the problem, most of these structures are today inhabit-ed by the innocent occupants/buyers and therefore any actionagainst these is bound to create great deal of opposition, furoreand legal tussles.

Illegal constructions grew rapidly especially in Gaothan areasfew years back. Hundreds of these have either been sold or rent-ed out. NMMC instead of taking action against appears to be en-couraging their growth by providing them with all the essentialamenities like drinking water, electricity, drainage connections etc.In many residential buildings, ground floors or stilts have beenconverted to commercial shopping complexes, garages, workshopsetc. but no action is ever taken against them. Had the timely ac-tion been taken, the menace could have been curbed in its infancy.However, only recently NMMC seems to have undergone a changein its policy. It has now started unleashing its whip against theillegal structures.

While there is no denying that illegal constructions should notbe encouraged and the defaulters should be severely punished,but to demolish the structure especially when these are occupiedby the residents, is not the correct step. The best course of actionat this stage would perhaps be to regularize these illegal or irreg-ular constructions. The builders should be fined heavy penaltiesand the illegal constructions, if not yet sold, should be taken overby the authorities. Only those structures which hinder the devel-opment process like extension to the hotels, shops etc. which blockthe footpaths and the pathways should be demolished. Action ofregularizing illegal structures should not generate a feeling of weakadministration. To avoid that, the builders should be fined in geo-metric progression to their offence. Since the authorities are equal-ly responsible for such constructions stern action should be takenagainst them as well. These measures would go a long way in theproper planning of the development activity in Navi Mumbai. Reg-ularising rather than demolishing the unauthorized structures withpenalties to the builders would not only save the already createdassets but will also save the traumatized residents from sleeplessnightmares.

ment Minister EknathShinde said that thereis no safe access to thewaterfall due to thepaved road near the

MLA Prashant Thakur...Contd. from pg. 3

Pandavkhada waterfallin Kharghar in NaviMumbai. In view of thedevelopment of thearea, CIDCO has devel-

oped a conceptual map.It is proposed to provideregular amenities suchas long road, parking,toilet, locker facilities,wooden sitting arrange-ments and temporarydining room.

Extension of experimentalstoppage at Khed Station

NAVI MUMBAI: For the convenience of the passengers, Konkan Railwayhas decided to extend the experimental stoppage of Train No. 16345 / 16346Lokmanya Tilak (T) - Thiruvananthapuram - Lokmanya Tilak (T) Netra-vati Express (Daily) at Khed station for a period of three months with effectfrom 12/03/2020 or till further advice.

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912 people donate bloodat camp held in Uran

By Dinesh Pawar

URAN: In the blooddonation camp that washeld on February 3 inthe Multipurpose Hallin JNPT Colony around912 people donatedblood. The camp wasorganised by Dr.Nanasaheb Dharma-dhikari Pratishthan incollaboration with DYPatil Hospital on thebirthday of SachinDharmadhikari.

On the occasion,Uran MLA MaheshBaldi, former MLAManohar Bhoir, DeputyDistrict Magistrate

Dattatreya Navale,Tehsildar BhausahebAndhare, JNPTLabour Trustee

Dinesh Patil, Bhush-an Patil, and otherdignitaries werepresent.

Inputs byDr Raghavendra KS,

Consultant,Joint Replacement &

Spine Surgeon, Dr Ajay Mathur,

HOD-Dentistry andMaxillofacial Surgery

Osteoporosis isan ailment that com-prises of loss in bonedensity, resulting inweak bones, easilycausing fractures.Our bodies regular-ly absorb and recon-struct bone tissue;Osteoporosis iscaused when thereis an imbalance inthis process. Thismay occur when thebody is unable toproduce sufficientnew bone or absorb-ing too much bone; itmay also be a resultof both.

HOW DOES OS-TEOPOROSIS AFFECT

ORAL AND DENTALHEALTH?

While Osteoporo-sis hampers theoverall health andwellbeing, it canalso have direct im-pact on oral and den-tal health. The dis-ease can hamper ordamage jawbonesand trigger gum orPeriodontal Diseasesand cause loss ofteeth. The dentaland oral effects ofOsteoporosis are in-clined to affect morewomen than men,especially womenwho are already intheir menopausalphase. For someonewho doesn’t haveteeth and wears den-tures, the effects ofOsteoporosis canstill affect their den-tal and oral health.Bone weakness anddamage may alsodisturb the bodyridges that hold den-tures in proper posi-tion, resulting inpoor-f itt ing den-tures.

SIGNS OF OS-TEOPOROSIS ONE

SHOULD WATCH OUTFOR:

Your dentist maynotice the first stageof Osteoporosis

based on evaluation ofyour medical history,and the result of clin-ical and X-ray reports.Your medical recordprovides details aboutrisk factors such asgenetics, Calcium de-f ic iency, smoking,Menopause, extremecaffeine or alcohol con-sumption and an in-active lifestyle. In ad-dition, numerous oth-er signs may alertyour dentist to thepossibi l i ty of Os-teoporosis:- Loss of the bone in

the jaw andaround the teeth

- Tooth loss as a re-

sult of prolongeddecay

- Loose dentures- Gum diseaseHERE ARE A FEW TIPS

TO PREVENT OS-TEOPOROSIS:

Osteoporosis waspreviously considereda normal part of ag-ing, but it is now un-derstood to be prevent-able and treatable.Many interventionsreduce fracture risk inthe general populationand can be used forprimary and second-ary prevention. Thesestrategies include ad-equate intake of com-bined Calcium andVit-D intake (Calciumalone has not beenshown to reduce frac-

tures), Antiresorp-tive Therapy, weight-bearing exercise, to-bacco avoidance,moderate alcohol in-take, and avoidanceof trip or fall haz-ards.HERE ARE A FEW TIPS

TO PREVENT ORALILL-HEALTH RESULT-ING FROM OSTEOAR-

THRITIS: Eating a well-bal-

anced diet fruits &vegetables - increas-ing evidence suggestsa positive associationbetween fruit andvegetable (FV) com-ponents and bonehealth. These compo-

nents include Potassi-um, Manganese, Vit-B complex, Vit-C, E,and K, and Phy-tochemicals (e.g., Car-otenoids). Dietarysources of Calciumare Milk, CottageCheese, Yogurt, hardCheese, green vegeta-bles, etc. The greaterintake of FV is asso-ciated with an in-crease in bone mass,and a decrease in boneloss and fracture risk.- Eat food that in-

cludes highamounts of Vita-min D & calcium

- Perform regularphysical activities

- Avoid excessive in-take of alcohol andsmoking

Effects of Osteoporosis on Oral Health

Dr Raghavendra KSDr Ajay Mathur

Duo arrested for raping 17-year-old mentally challenged girl

By: Crime Reporter

NAVI MUMBAI: ThePanvel police arresttwo men who hadallegedly raped a 17-year-old mentallychallenged, minor girlin the village ofDerawali in Panvel

taluka. The accused,identified as SumitJumare and OmkarDarekar, have beenarrested by underPOCSO Act.

The victim, whoalso lives in Derawaliwas lured by SumitJumare and OmkarDarekar who took herto a building terraceon February 6 andgang raped her.

The victim did notreveal the incident toanyone. However,when the victim’smother took the girlfor her regularmedical check-up, thedoctors who examinedher said that she was4 weeks pregnant.

The victim’smother then lodged acomplaint at PanvelTaluka police station.

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Students of Swami Brahmanand Pratishthan leaveaudience spellbound with their dance performance

NAVI MUMBAI: Thestudents of SwamiBrahmanand Prat-ishthan (SBP) wonconsolation trophy inthe Navi Mumbai

Mayor’s Trophydance competitionorganised by theNavi Mumbai Munic-ipal Corporation(NMMC). The stu-

dents left the audi-ence mesmerized andspell bound withtheir skate danceperformance.

“The initiative by

NMMC to create anawareness about theabilities and talentsof children withintellectual disabili-ties is praiseworthy.

This was a step takentowards inclusion andto be judged on parwith other perform-ers. It was hearten-ing to see that our

students received astanding ovation fromthe audience,” saidShirish Poojary,Managing Trustee,SBP.

The renovated

Vashi toll naka

traffic police post

and Turbhe

Traffic Police Post

was inaugurated

by Navi Mumbai

Police

Commissioner

Sanjay Kumar(Sumit Renose)

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MES Vidya Mandir, Belapur celebratesScience Day with great zeal

BELAPUR: In remem-brance of great ScientistC.V. Raman, MES VidyaMandir, Belapur celebrat-ed Science Day with greatzeal and enthusiasm on28th February, 2020.

The students pre-pared Rangoli on sciencediagrams. “The aim wasto inculcate the concept of“Learn by Doing”. Stu-dents drew Science dia-grams and Maths figures.It was heartening to seetheir creativity, patienceand dedication,” said Mrs.Swati Chudji, Principal.

To motivate students,the Rangoli making of sci-ence diagrams wasturned into a competition,which was judged by Mrs.Mrunali Sathe. Apartfrom this a quiz competi-tion was organised for stu-dents from 1st to IVth andVth to VIIth.

To motivate childrento grow green vegetablesat home from kitchenwaste and without spend-ing a single penny, aworkshop was also orga-nised on the occasion byMrs. Sathe, informedMrs. Chudji.

Mrs. India Season 2 heldMUMBAI: Audition of

Beauty Pageant ARMrs India Season 2,2020 competition wasorganized at Hotel Ra-

mada Plaza PalmGrove, Juhu Beach,Mumbai. The auditionwas conducted in thesupervision of AR En-tertainment Group.

Among the jurymembers who ratedthis audition were AlokNarula (Television Ac-tor), Guddi Maruti,

Sheen Dass and SaraKhan (Indian Televi-sion Actress), Famouscelebrities includingfrom fashion and Bolly-wood Industry also

graced the occasion. The organizer of this

competition, Ashish Rai(Owner of AR Enter-tainment Group) said

that all the beautifuland talented and prom-ising talents can utilizethis platform as a doorto enter the world ofglamour.

By Ashok Dhamija

NAVI MUMBAI:India’s all-rounderHardik Pandyaannounced hiscomeback to competi-tive cricket in stylewith an impressiveperformance with batand ball, to set upReliance 1’s, 101runsfluent win over CAG,in their final Group Cleague match beingplayed as part of the16th DY Patil T20Cup on Tuesday 3rd

Hardik Pandya, Asad Pathan pilotReliance 1, WR’s entry into knockout

stage: 16th DY Patil T20 Cup

Dr. Vijay D Patil, President of DYPSA and MCA, the visionary behind the D Y Patil T20Cup takes time out to interact with skippers of DYP Patil A - Iqbal Abdullah (Left), RBI- Kumar Deobrat (2nd from Right) and Reliance 1 - Saurabh Tiwary (Right) during thecourse of the tournament at D Y Patil Stadium (Photo by Author)

A power packed unbeaten94 runs by Asad Pathansaw qualifiers WesternRailway best Canara Bankat RCP Stadium (File Pho-to).

Hardik Pandya hit eight fours and 10huge sixes en- route his century asReliance 1 posted 252/5 in 20 oversagainst CAG.

Reliance 1 opener Anmolpreet Singh who scored88 runs before being dismissed in the final overof the innings too played a key role and added180 runs with Hardik Pandya for the third wicket

March, 2020.The lanky 26 year-

old youth icon fromBaroda who has beenone of the main stayin the shorter ver-sions of the game forIndia, before lower

back injury had laidhim low for nearlyfive months post-surgery, set the RCPStadium in Ghansolialight with a centuryoff just 37 balls.Coming in at the fall

of his skipper Sau-rabh Tiwary (26),bowled by CAG pacerMehjoor Ali Sofi (2/34)inside power play,with the score boardreading 45 for 2 in 5overs, Hardik in thecompany of hisopening partnerAnmolpreet Singhtook on the CAGbowlers with scantdisdain. The duocomplemented eachother well withHardik taking the

lead role with well-timed strikes in allcorners of the ground.He took special likingfor CAG off spinnerVandit Jivarajan (0/

Contd. on pg. 8

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BOOK REVIEW

One Indian GirlBy Chetan Bhagat

Inputs by:

C.K. Subramaniam

Chetan Bhagathas written his sev-enth novel and thistime with ‘ One Indi-an Girl” he has add-ed another bauble tobrand Bhagat. Slow-ly and steadily he hasgone feminist in hisown right. The bookis priced at Rs.176.

Having seen thein and out of life at theage of 42, ChetanBhagat is an Indian

author, columnist,screenwriter, televi-sion personality andmotivational speaker,known for his Englishnovels about youngurban middle-classIndians. He was ableto grasp the pulse ofbook readers andmade a mark withhis 6 novels in thepast. He was able togarner glory with hisearlier books and thisone is a standout one.From the author ofblockbuster novelsFive Point Someone,One Night At the CallCenter, The 3 Mis-takes of My Life, 2States, and Revolu-tion 2020 and HalfGirlfriend comes acrazy story from thepoint of view of a girl

about love, dreams,career and feminismin modern India.

Unlike olden timewriters, Bhagat hasthrown caution towind to mention fem-inism in fine print. Feminism does notmean that they donot want to look afterthe home and thinkabout the husbandand up keeping thefamily rituals on aroutine basis. ‘OneIndian Girl’ is about

an Indian girl who isintelligent and suc-cessful, because ofwhich she finds it dif-ficult to get love.

Mark Twain lostnearly all his fortuneas he invested thebulk of his book prof-its in Paige Composi-tor, the 19th centuryinvention, whichsought to replace thetypewriter. However,Bhagat is not going tobe overawed withfeminist topic and hasworked on various as-pects of a woman in anutshell with deeprooted analysis in hisown style. Youngsterswill love to have aglance at the book forthe excitement it hasgiven for the teenag-ers and the old alike.

38) whose second over(15th of the match)yielded 26 runs,which included threesixes and two fours.An over latter he tookon medium pacerAnkit Kaushik (0/39)whose productivethird over borne 24runs, with three sixesand a four. Dealingin boundaries andmaximums, Hardikalso brought hishundred with a sixover midwicket in thevery next over offMehjoor and followedit up with a boundarybefore being dis-missed in the sameover for 105 off 39balls, not before hehad smashed sevenfours and 10 sixes.The duo had put on180 runs stand forthe third wicket inmere 77 balls. An-molpreet Singh (88:50b, 8x4, 4x6) led thecharge, before fallingto medium pacersDebrabata Pradhan(3/56) in the final overof the match who wascaught by . by Pras-hant Chopra, hissecond catch of theover following formerUnder -18 world

cupper two ballsearlier Ankul Roy (15)in his short seven ballstay at the crease.Reliance 1 eventuallyended their innings at252/5 in 20 over, thehighest team score forthe season 2020.Needing over 12.51runs per over, theCAG chase neverreally took off post apromising openingpartnership betweeninform DB Prashant(37) and AbhinavBali (29) of 66 runs in33 balls. Hardik withincisive medium paceprovided the initialbreak through andhad Abhinav caughtby substitute JiteshSharma who was alsohad a hand in DB’sdismissal two ballslatter with an addi-tion of a run in thesame over. Hardik (5/26) fine haul sawCAG being bowled outfor 151 to ensureReliance 1 leadershipin Group C with anunbeaten record.They next take onhost DY Patil A onWednesday at theirhome ground in Nerulin a quarter final tie.

“The DY Patil Cupis a fantastic (plat-form) for someone likeme as I have beenaway from the gamefor almost sixmonths. This is mysecond game after along time. For me it

is a good platform tosee where I amcurrently and test mybody. I am reallyhappy with the waythings have gone,”said Hardik Pandya,who earlier in thetournament hadscored 38 off 25 ballsand also taken threewickets against Bankof Baroda. The matchalso saw the return ofIndian pacer Bhu-vneshwar Kumar andopener ShikharDhawan to cricketingaction post injury.The all-rounder lastplayed a T20I againstSouth Africa inBengaluru in Septem-ber last year will hopeto cement his place inthe Indian side for thethree one-dayersagainst Proteas againstarting 12, March inDharamsala. Thesecond ODI will beheld in Lucknow on15, March followed bythe final one inKolkata on 18,March.

Earlier in the day,in a Group D clashWestern Railwaychased down CanaraBank’s 174 for 7 injust 13.1 overs to sealtheir quarter-finalplace. For CanaraBank the big contribu-tor was AbhinavManohar (67: 40b, 4x4,6x6). The WesternRailway chase wasfashioned by an

unbeaten 94 by AsadPathan off 39 balls(8x4, 7x6) and his 85run association withJay Chauhan (40 n.o:18b,3x4s, 3x6s) for thethird wicket off 36balls . The rail menwill take on IncomeTax, while Indian Oilwho are unbeaten inthe tournament willtake on Indian Navy.Former championsBPCL and RBI willclash for a place in thesemi-finalBrief Scores (LeaguePhase)

At RCP Stadi-um, Ghansoli

Group D: CanaraBank 174-7 in 20overs (AbhinavManohar 67, RaajooBhatkal 26, Md Saif23; Drushant Soni 3-31, Hitesh Kadam 2-22) lost to WesternRailway 176-2 in13.1 overs (AsadKhan Pathan 94 n.o.,Jay Chauhan 40 n.o.)by eight wickets.

GroupC: Reliance 1 252-5in 20 overs (HardikPandya 105, Anmol-preet Singh 88,Saurabh Tiwary 26;Debrabata Pradhan 3-56, Mehjoor Ali Sofi 2-34) beat CAG 151 in17.2 overs (DBPrashant 37, AbhinavBali 29; Jaskaranveer24; Hardik Pandya 5-26, Anukul Roy 2-10,Prince Balwant Rai 2-30) by 101 runs

HardikPandya,

AsadPathanpilot...

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Winners of dance and singing competition of Navi Mumbai Mayor’s Cup being felicitated.

CSMT station conferred with five-star rating by theFood Safety and Standards Authority of India

By Chandrashekhar Hendve

MUMBAI: FoodSafety and StandardsAuthority of India(FSSAI) has conferredChhatrapati ShivajiMaharaj Terminus(CSMT) station ofCentral Railway with‘Eat Right Station’certification with five-star rating.

Sanjeev Mittal,General Managerreceived the award

from Dr. YogeshKamat, DirectorWestern RegionFSSAI, at CSMT on4.3.2020 in presenceof Shri B.K. Dadab-hoy, Principal ChiefCommercial Manager,Shri Prabhat Ranjan,Chief CommercialManager (Catering),Smt. Iti Pandey, ChiefCommercial Manager(Passenger Services),Central Railway, Shri

Rahul Himalian,Group GeneralManager, IRCTC, Shri Padmamohan T,General Manager (T),IRCTC, Shri N.K.Pipil, Shri JitenderKumar, Joint GeneralManagers (catering),IRCTC Shri SouravChatterji, NationalChannel Manager,HUL and seniorrailway officers ofCentral Railway.

Eat Right Stationis a part of the ‘EatRight India’ move-ment launched byFSSAI and HindustanUniliver Limited(HUL) aimed atpromoting food safetyand hygiene at thestatic catering unitsat Railway Stations.

The food qualityregulator of FSSAIand HUL along withOfficers of Central

Railways (CR) andIndian RailwayCatering & TourismCorporation (IRCTC),and food auditorsinspected Food Plaza,Jan – Ahaar, BaseKitchen, RetailCatering stalls andother cateringestablishments at theCSMT station andcertified & rated thestandard of food.CSMT has beenjudged on the basis ofcompliance of foodsafety and hygiene,availability of healthydiet, food handling atpreparation, tranship-ment and retail/serving point, foodwaste management,promotion of local &seasonal food andcreating awareness onfood safety andhealthy diet. After thefinal audit the FSSAIawarded five-starrating with 88% scopeto CSMT Station.Chhatrapati ShivajiMaharaj Terminus(CSMT) is the firststation on CentralRailway to have beengiven this certifica-tion.

‘Eat Right India’movement is built ontwo broad pillars of‘Eat healthy’ and ‘EatSafe’. The “EatHealthy” pillar of themovement is aboutnudging citizens tomake healthy foodchoices and building

healthy food habits. Itencourages them tochoose nutritious andfortified foods in theright proportion andlimit foods that arehigh in salt, sugarand fat. The ‘Eat Safe’pillar is about ensur-ing food safety toprevent food bornediseases. It includesmaintaining hygieneand sanitation, bothpersonal and environ-mental, proper wastedisposal, followingsafe food practices andcombating adultera-tion.

This concept hasbeen promoted andsupported by theRailways to helppassengers makehealthy and right foodchoice. The foodbusiness at stations isa major attraction forpassengers andCentral Railway andIRCTC have joinedhands to ensure thathealthy and tasty foodin a hygienic manneris sold at the cateringunits. The behav-ioural change in thecatering staff inpreparation, storageand distribution offood has been empha-sized in the traininggiven to the licenseesof the catering unitswhich will go a longway in inculcating theculture of health andhygiene in foodbusiness on Railways.

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Follow traffic disciplineThis refers to your editorial Following traffic

discipline” (NB- March 4). It is a matter of factthat traffic problem is increasing day by day andis going to be much dangerous for the lives ofcitizens. Driving is worst in here. No one follows the traffic rules andeven not the traffic police can handle. Bikers are often a headache andwe need to focus more on such offenders.

The other example of neglecting while driving or riding are usinghand phone while driving, driving when you are sleepy, driving underthe influence of drugs or alcohol and playing loud music while driving.All of this reckless act can be overcome by taking some steps such as useBluetooth phone devices when receiving or making a call while driving.If the authorities are interested in proper traffic management, the RTOsneed to be modernised and upgraded.

Duty timings of traffic cops should also be extended to man this busyjunction to check erring motorists. Moreover, we may increase parkingcharges and impose heavy penalties for unauthorised parking to reducethe use of private vehicles. The civic body must urge people to use publictransport as far as possible to reduce traffic congestion, save fuel andreduce the pollution level in the city.

Vinod C. Dixit, B-15 Jyotikalash Society, B/H Sundervan, Satellite, Ahmedabad

Women are the most beautiful creation of GodOn March 8, we will celebrate International Women’s Day. Interna-

tional Women’s Day is the day when we celebrate how much womenhave achieved. We celebrate the many ways that women have advancedin various careers and roles as independent, autonomous persons able tostrive toward their full potential. We celebrate the many creative andinnovative ways that women are successfully contributing to the globalcommunity.

Women are the most beautiful creation of God. They are the angel onthe earth who makes our life a wonderful experience all together. Imag-ining life without a woman is quite hard-hitting. This angel shakes thecradle with one hand and the earth with the other hand. The fact is thatall the great people of the world are born from the womb of a woman andit is a woman from whom those great people have taken their initialteachings and that is the reason we have always emphasised upon giv-ing due respect to women in their life. That is why Women’s Day iscelebrated with so much zeal and fanfare all over the world.

Jubel D’Cruz, Mumbai

Not a safe city anymoreThis refers to your report “Computer teacher arrested for molesting

more than 50 girl students” (Feb 28). Mumbai was once termed the safestcity for women in the country but now, it could well earn the sobriquet ofthe most unsafe city. As the city grows rapidly, people are becoming so-cially more isolated where nobody cares what is happening to the personnext door. Women were silently suffering earlier but due to presence ofmedia and sensitization of police, they are now coming forward to speakagainst all types of crime.

Violence against the weaker sex brings out the manly demeanor of oursociety where oppression of women is deemed as a custom. While seriouslaw reform is the need of the hour, it also should be taken into consider-ation that the planners, administrators, and law enforcement agencieswork efficiently and diligently in that direction.

This diminishing social protection has made vulnerable, especially work-ing and college going women in the city to crimes like eve-teasing, moles-tation and rape. It is noticed that the prevalence of crimes against womenin a certain place depends on a large extent to the social ambience of thatplace. The punishment for battering, molestation, sexual molestation andunlawful threat must be increased. Projects must be launched for a bet-ter cooperation between the police, the social services and other relevantparties.

Government should come out with much more essence and urgency tocheck the indecent behaviour against women folks, and the need to chartout stern measures on the part of administrative authorities for curbingdown such events. People also need to come out with determination againstsuch evils and not be a moot spectator wherein a daughter, or a sister, ora wife, or a mother is crying for alms. Wake up Mumbaikars unless it istoo late!

Vinod C. Dixit, Ahmedabad

Letters to the Editor....

Volvo Car India continues itsaggressive initiative on environment

Collaborates with ASSOCHAM for

a unique CSR activity – #BreatheFree

MUMBAI: Volvo CarIndia executed anawareness activityabout the harmful ef-fects of air pollution andencouraged innovativesolutions for environ-ment sustainability.This was an integratedprogram that includedSocial Media, Digitalcampaign, dealer acti-vations and CSR activi-ties across schools inDelhi NCR to sensitisechildren about air qual-ity. The program wasexecuted by Volvo CarIndia and its partnersMindshare (a part ofGroupM) and the CSRactivity was executed byAFCSR (ASSOCHAMFoundation of CSR).

As part of the pro-gram Volvo Cars hasfitted 50 school buses inDelhi NCR with‘Minus2point5’ – a de-vice which is attachedto the exhaust pipe andreduces air pollution by

converting PM2.5 par-ticles in ambient airinto coarser dust andmaking them fall to theground. The device isdeveloped by tech start-up PerSapien Innova-tions and has been verywell received by theschool authorities. Per-Sapien fitted the interi-ors of the school buseswith a PM2.5 air filterstoo, this reduces entryof PM2.5 inside the bus-es so that the air isclean for children tobreathe.

Commenting on theinitiative, CharlesFrump, Managing Di-rector - Volvo CarIndia, said, ”BreatheFreewas a success last yearwith children makingDIY air-filters, thisyear we have upped theante and made Breathe-Free an even biggersuccess in democratis-ing clean air. The pro-gramme is a reflection

of our commitment tosustainability.”

Ruchi Mathur, Se-nior Vice-President —Client Leadership,Mindshare North andEast India, said, “Beinga socially aware agen-cy, we are extremelyhappy to have partneredwith our client VolvoCars in this collabora-tion. Together with Vol-vo, and the children ofthe society, we hope tobring about a changeand succeed in gettinga conversation startedaround clean air”

Sandeep Jain Direc-tor - AFCSR said, “Weare proud to be associ-ated with this one-of-its-kind campaign toenable people to breatheclean air. We have suc-cessfully conducted aseries of school activa-tions with Volvo to cre-ate social awareness onharmful effects of airpollution.”

Bridgestone India to Upskill Tyre Fittersin Tyre Fitting and Repair Services

Bridgestone India enters into a partnership with Rubber Skill

Development Council and National Skill Development Council

MUMBAI: With animpetus to train andreskill the tyre fittersin the country, a tripar-tite Memorandum ofUnderstanding (MoU)was signed betweenBridgestone India andRubber Skill Develop-ment Council (RSDC)under the aegis of Na-tional Skill Develop-ment Corporation(NSDC). Under theMoU, Bridgestone In-dia has mandatedRSDC to train 1,000individuals in tyre fit-ter & repair job role.The scope also extendsto certification with re-freshers/reskillingtraining imparted toover 2,650 tyre fittersalready on board withBridgestone Dealersacross the country. The

MoU was signed byApurv Choubey,CHRO, Bridgestone In-dia and Vinod Simon,Chairman, RSDC inthe presence of RanuKulshrestha CSRHead, Bridgestone In-dia, RSDC’s GoverningCouncil Members andofficials of NationalSkill DevelopmentCouncil (NSDC).

“Bridgestone recog-nizes the fact that tyrerepairing & fittingplays a critical role inroad safety and in en-suring smooth move-ment of transport. It istherefore imperativethat the youth, are im-parted training as perthe latest technologicaladvancements for thisvital role. This initia-tive will create skilled

workforce and ensurebetter earnings for theyouth. Overall enablingsafer mobility on Indi-an roads. This is ‘OurWay to Serve’ the peo-ple and communities.”said Parag Satpute,Managing Director,Bridgestone India.

The project is beingexecuted to bridge theskill gaps amongst thetyre fitters. This as-sumes significance withthe increased usage oftubeless tyres for bothpassenger and commer-cial vehicles. RSDCaims to reskill a mil-lion manpower underRecognition of PriorSkills (RPL) pro-gramme of PradhanMantri Kaushal VikasYojana (PKKVY).

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By Salma Prabhu

Time and again Ikeep writing aboutchildren and I have re-alized that it is the sub-ject that the universekeeps bringing to me.

With all the casesthat come to me, I havenoticed that the mosteffective is when par-ents follow my adviceto spend time withtheir children. It savesmoney and createsgreat bonding betweenbe the child and theparent. These childrenalso grow up to have a

Patience is a virtue

high level of securityand are compassionateabout other living be-ings on this Earth.

It was therefore asad feeling when I reada few days ago that achild jumped becausethe father gave a high-er end mobile to the old-er sibling. Why in theearth would someonehave such a fragilemindset to be not ableto handle a no or waitfor the time to comewhen he would also getwhat he wanted?

As I always saythat children role mod-el their parents andthey watch and learn.Patience is definitelyone’s characteristicwhich develops in chil-dren and would be agreat virtue in

adulthood. So let us vi-sualise a scenario of afamily sitting in a res-taurant. The child issmall. The father andthe mother order food

and tell the waiter,please bring it quickly.After sometime thewaiter serves the oth-er table and the parentagain reminds thewaiter that they wantit fast. Now this bodylanguage, verbal com-munication is being

heard by the child andhe soon learns thatwaiting is not a goodthing, but getting itfast is what is wanted.

Second scenariowhere the fam-ily may be in acar and the fa-ther or motherdriving gets ir-ritated at thelong signals.The child isagain watch-ing and learn-ing that wait-

ing is not liked by theparent.

Third scenario,waiting in a queue andgetting irritated.

What I am givingexamples is actually ofday to day life. But thesesmall examples arewhat slowly makes the

child also grow up to bean inpatient person.

At home he thentells his mother to giveeverything fast as shealso tells him eat fast,shower fast, dress upfast etc.

We all need to un-derstand that patienceleads to good decisionmaking, calmness,good health, good re-sults. Finally it leadsto good emotional quo-tient which is the lifesaver.

There is a differencein being slow or callousand being patient. Soteach your children tobe patient by first prac-ticing it yourself.

1. Let children waitfor their turn. Do notmake things beast forthem

2. Let them waitand understand, every-thing cannot be in-stant.

3. Teach them toenjoy good slowly, sipwater, soup, juiceswhile enjoying it.

4. Walk in the parkand play in the park. But also watch theplants, flowers, birds,hear, smell and enjoy.

5. Write and readand enjoy their studies.

6. Concentration onbreathing will enhancetheir lives and buildpatience.

7. Waiting for theirturn while playing willreduce anxiety.

As adults also followthe above and we shallhave children truly en-joying and living lifehappily.Salma Prabhu is Clinical

Psychologist, CareerCounsellor and AuthorDirector SPIC. You canwrite to her for queries

on salmaprabhu7@gmail.com

Mobile : 9322851484

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VASHI: The well known Mrignay-anee Emporium of the Governmentof Madhya Pradesh is now in Vashi.Located at Madhyalok, MP Bhavanat plot no. 23 and 24, Sector 30 A,behind CIDCO Exhibition Centre,near Vashi Railway Station, the Em-porium has a wide range of ethnicsarees like Chanderi, Maheshwari,Tussar, Mulberry, silk etc. to namea few, which are reasonably priced.Cotton sarees, for instance, are pricedfrom Rs. 560 onwards. Also availableare an array of dress materials withbeautiful designs and attractive co-lours. The cotton suits are availablefrom Rs. 680 onwards.

This is the second of its flagshipstore in the city. The first store islocated at the World Trade Cente inSouth Mumbai. The store is openfrom 11 am to 7 pm.

Mrignayanee Emporiumnow in Vashi

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