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Rajkot.IN A MAJOR relief to livestock exporters, the Gujarat High Court has stayed the August 6 order of Kutch District Magistrate Remya Mohan prohibiting the movement of livestock at Tuna port after complaints of alleged violations of legal provisions and animal rights. A single judge bench of Justice Bela Trivedi issued an oral order on Tuesday staying the DM’s order till the pendency of a petition filed by Livestock Exporters Association (LEA), an unregistered body of livestock exporters of Gujarat.The court also observed that the opinion of a committee formed by the Distr ict Magistrate regarding prohibiting exports of livestock from Tuna port lacked authority of law.

Gujarat High Court stays Kutch DM’s order on livestock export ban from Tuna

“It appears that the committee constituted by the District Magistrate has submitted a report on 07.08.2018, whereby it has been opined inter alia that the violation of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act might have occurred.

It has been further stated that “no animals shall be allowed to be exported unless the necessary documents are provided and required arrangement for welfare of these animals are done by the exporters”. The later part of the direction given by the committee appears to be prima facie without any author i ty of law. Hence the implementation of the impugned communication dated 6.08.2018 is stayed till the pendency of the present petition,” Justice Trivedi stated.

States

Two years after death of 7 kids, Attari bridge yet to get railing

Gandhinagar.The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India has expressed dissatisfaction over the implementation of the Right to Education Act (RTE) in Gujarat pointing out glaring deficiencies “indicating that the key objectives of the law for universalisation of elementary education could not be fully achieved due to various deficiencies” in Gujarat.

In a report tabled in the Assembly, the CAG has revealed that 12.80 to 15.11 per cent of children in the age group of 6-14 years were not enrolled in any school in the state during 2012-17. But the state government could only identify between 2.72 to 6.12 per cent of children as “out of school children” during the same five years.

These deficiencies, the report said, include failure to provide basic facilities in schools and setting admission targets without taking into consideration the availability of seats as per the RTE quota. “The state government could not provide basic infrastructure facilities in majority of government schools even after seven years of implementation of the RTE Act,” the CAG report mentioned. The Government of India and the Gujarat government’s share of Rs 3635.57 crore (34 per cent) was short due to under utilisation of funds for implementation of the RTE Act, the report noted.

The CAG also expressed dissatisfaction about the state government’s monitoring m e c h a n i s m t o e n s u r e t h e p r o p e r implementation of the Act, also known as the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act of 2009. The CAG noted that the “monitoring mechanism was weak as Block Resource Centre Coordinators or Cluster Coordinators had not conducted the prescribed number of inspections of schools”.

On RTE Act’s clause for establishment of neighbourhood schools and transportation facility, the CAG report stated that the state government mapped schools in 2011-12 and found the requirement of 201 schools to meet the neighbourhood school norm. “Of these, only 25 schools have been established and made functional as of March 2017. As a result, the number of students identified to be provided transportation facilities due to non-availability of schools in the neighbourhood increased three times from 51,653 in 2012-13 to 1,41,854 students in 2016-17,” the report stated.

Punjab rural polls: Re-polling at 21 Muktsar booths today; cops probe charges against Sukhbir Singh Badal

Education CAG slams Gujarat govt for deficiencies in implementing RTE

Amritsar.Two years after seven schoolchildren were killed as their bus fell off a narrow bridge, due to its broken railing, in a defence drain near Muhawa village of Attari Assembly constituency in Amritsar district, it is yet to see a construction. This despite promises by Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh and Cabinet Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu of construction of the railing.

Muhawa and Thuluwal touches Indo-Pakistan border and students from these villages need to travel long

distances. Since the accident, the DAV school bus is taking a longer route to fetch the children from the village. On Thursday, Muhawa villagers protested on the bridge to observe the second anniversary of the accident with candles, highlighting the apathy of the government machinery.

Not just the villagers had been raising this issue repeatedly with the Punjab government, local boy Karanbeer Singh too brought it to the notice of Prime Minister Narendra Modi this January 24, while receiving Sanjay

Gujarat: ‘78% BPL families prefer private hospitals for treatment’

Gandhinagar .The compliance audit report of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) for the year ending March 2017, which was tabled in the Gujarat Assembly on Wednesday, has revealed that only 54 per cent of the BPL families in the state have been enrolled under the Mukhyamantri Amrutam (MA) and Mukhyamantri Amrutam Vatsalya (MAV) yojana till March 2017.According to the report, the data maintained by the health and family welfare department stated that as of March 2017, there are 41,49,913 BPL families in the state. Out of these, only 22,63,156 families had been enrolled in the MA scheme till March 2017.

Thus , despi te v i l lage- to-vi l lage enrollment rounds, only 54 per cent of these families could be enrolled. The CAG also pointed out that the health and family welfare department has not followed the enrollment procedure. Instead, the report revealed, the department had opted for bulk printing of MA cards for the BPL families already registered under the Rashtriya Swasthaya Bima Yojana (RSBY) scheme. These bulk printed cards have been found to

lack vital information like photographs, fingerprints, age and relationship, posing difficulties for beneficiaries in getting immediate medical treatment. The detailed audit analysis further revealed that the high percentage of BPL enrollment in the years 2012-13 (15,39,052) and 2013-14 (6,09,956) was due to this bulk printing of cards (20,10,850 cards) which also led to duplication. In the absence of a system to identify duplication, it was found that beneficiaries had more than one active card.

Meanwhile, enrollment in 11 districts — Ahmedabad, Anand, Banaskantha, Bhavnagar, Dahod, Jamnagar, Kutch, Rajkot, Surat, Surendranagar and Vadodara — was even below the state average of 54 per cent, with Jamnagar reporting the lowest at 32 per cent. Additionally, despite bringing in Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHA) for mobilising and bringing the

May move SC over polygamy, right to husband’s

property: Ishrat Jehan

Kolkata.Ishrat Jehan, one of the first petitioners against triple talaq, on Thursday said she may file a petition in Supreme Court against polygamy among Muslim men and for the right of Muslim women to get at least half of their husband’s property in case of divorce.Speaking at a press conference in Press Club, Kolkata, Ishrat said the ordinance approved by the Centre criminalising instant triple talaq is a victory.“People have been ignoring the Supreme Court’s verdict and instant triple talaq had been continuing. I am happy that the government has approved the ordinance making instant triple talaq an offence. Now, perhaps, people like me will get justice,” said Ishrat, who had joined the BJP last year.“But the fight does not end here. Next I am thinking of filing a petition against polygamy because simply stopping Muslim men from giving instant talaq is not enough. They do it to marry other women and that must be stopped as well,” she said.The press conference was organised by Joint Movement Committee, a platform for protection of Muslim women’s rights.“After divorcing a girl, men move on and remarry but the girl is often left without any money to feed herself and her family. I will also put up a legal fight for Muslim girls who get divorced so they get at least half of the husband’s property before being separated. Look at the penury I am living in,” Ishrat said on the sidelines of the event.

She got married to Md Murtuja Ansari, an embroider, in 2001. After staying in Bihar till 2004, they came over to West Bengal and lived in Howrah district. She had alleged that after giving birth to three girls, trouble broke out between the two as Ansari wanted a male child.

“Our fourth child was a boy and even after that, his atrocities did not end. He left me here and went to Bihar, where he wanted to re-marry. I stopped him and he later went to Dubai from where he called me up and divorced me by uttering ‘talaq’ three times,” she alleged.

Ishrat said after she was divorced, she had been living in extreme penury with her child. “My sister provides me financial help and I live in my little apartment, supplementing the family income with some sewing work,” she said.

“I never said there should not be talaq or divorce. If a marriage is not working, Shariyat or Islamic law has provisions to end it. There should be a gap of one month between uttering the word ‘talaq’ every time. Talaq has been misused and given its instant form,” Ishrat said.

Afghan student Ismatullah Amiri, a student of BSc Agriculture welcomed the former president and assured him on behalf of his fellow students that their great experience at PAU will help make the country agriculturally independent and advanced.

Patna school principal allegedly rapes Class 5th girl for over 9 months, impregnates her; arrested

g a class 5th student for a period of over 9 months. The girl also allegedly got pregnant during the period. The girl will be taken for a medical examination on Thursday. An investigation into the case is underway.

Chopra bravery award for saving 15 lives, along with his sister’s in the same accident.

Karanbeer said, “I have joined a college in Chandigarh. My sister still travels on the same school bus. However, as there is still no railing, the school bus takes a longer route. The bridge was repaired after the accident. But still, no railing has been installed. The bus travels more than 15 km extra every day to take a long turn to avoid this bridge. But, still many other school buses use it every day and it can result in another accident any day. I had asked the Prime Minister to give funds to complete the construction of the bridge.”

Jaswinder Singh Jahangir, who had unsuccessful ly contested the Assembly elections on an Aam Aadmi Party ticket from Attari constituency, said this bridge has become a perfect example of government apathy. “Death of seven children has failed to jolt the government. We should call it murder because now delay in constructing a railing has proved that the accident occurred because the authorities have no sense of responsibility,” said Jahangir.

Gandhinagar.The government on Thursday announced to form a committee to look into the complaints of the farmers who have not received timely compensation for crop loss. Speaking to mediapersons here Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel said that the committee has been set up in a year when the state has received deficient rainfall and the state government has been forced to release over 20,000 cusecs of Narmada water to save the standing Kharif crops.

“We have received complaints from several districts and talukas, that despite crops getting damaged, the insurance companies are not compensating the farmers in the state,” Patel said. “Keeping the representations of farmers in mind, the state government has formed a committee consisting of Agriculture Minister R C Faldu and others to look into the matter last week. We have begun the effort to look into the complaints of farmers,” Patel said, adding that he and Chief Minister Vijay Rupani will directly supervise the committee.

Patel also said that erring insurance companies will be reported directly to the Central government.

“Shortly, we will also hold a meeting with the chairman and managing directors of big insurance companies who are providing crop loans in the state and sort this matter out. We are taking this issue strictly, as we are paying a heavy premium and it the responsibility of the companies to compensate the farmers after taking the premium. If any company is not found doing its duty, we will take strict actions,” Patel added.

Gujarat Govt forms panel to probe crop insurance complaints

remaining BPL families for enrollment in the subsequent three years, on incentive basis (Rs 100 per BPL family), the enrollment was quite low (2,52,306 during 2014-15 to 2016-17).

The report has also highlighted the unequal distribution of hospitals across the state. According to the report, 10 out of 33 districts in the state lack empanelled hospitals. Only four districts —Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Surat and Vadodara — in the state had empanelled hospitals for all clusters. This has forced the beneficiaries to move to other districts for availing treatment, specifically for cancer and cardiac and paediatric ailments.The percentage of movement of beneficiaries to Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Surat and Vadodara was 74, 59, 44 and 62 per cent, in the period, respectively.The audit also observed that 78 per cent of the beneficiaries preferred treatment at private hospitals due to lack of infrastructure and non-availability of specialists at government hospitals. This was reflective of the fact that out of a total claim of Rs 557.70 crore for treatment provided to beneficiaries under the scheme during 2012-17, the claim made by private hospitals was Rs 433.39 crore against the claim of Rs 124.31 crore by government hospitals.

The livestock exporters had brought 7,850 goats and sheep to Tuna port in Kutch in the first week of August this year for being exported to Dubai. However, the DM passed an order on August 6, ordering suspension of movement of livestock at Tuna port until further communication. The DM also formed a three-member committee, headed by sub-divisional magistrate of Anjar, to look into the alleged violation of the provisions of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.

Speaking to The Indian Express Mohan had said that she had prohibited the movement of livestock at Tuna port after the state government received complaints from animal rights activists.

A day after lodging an FIR against SAD president Sukhbir S i n g h B a d a l a n d 1 0 0 unidentified persons on charges of allegedly thrashing one Jatinderpal Singh — brother of Congress candidate at Mandi Killianwali, Muktsar — SSP Manjit Singh Dhessi said that

arrests will be made after i n v e s t i g a t i n g t h e m a t t e r thoroughly. Meanwhile, re-polling at 21 booths in Muktsar will take place Friday.The SSP said,”We lodged the FIR on the basis of the complaint given to us by Jatinderpal Singh, the matter is being investigated and after looking at all the evidences, we will further take action on the persons booked in

the FIR.” Sukhbir has been cha rged wi th a l l eged ly instigating his workers for thrashing Jatinderpal Singh.Meanwhile, SAD’s Gidderbaha constituency in-charge Dimpy Dhillon, who was arrested Wednesday afternoon along with his brother Sunny Dhillon on charges of booth capturing, was sent in judicial remand. This while SAD has been

He thanked security forces for making a determined effort to tackle terror.

Gujarat: Dhiru Gajera quits Congress, may join BJPSurat. Senior Congress leader from Surat, Dhirubhai Gajera, on Thursday resigned from the party along with his nine supporters, saying that factionalism within the party’s Surat unit led to his defeat in last year’s Assembly elections. Though the 68-year-old leader, who belongs to Patidar community, denied any immediate plan to join the BJP, his supporters told The Indian Express that he may join the ruling party soon.“I found that factionalism in the Congress resulted in my defeat in the last Assembly elections. I have worked both in the Congress and BJP, and found that such factionalism is not there in BJP. I have not decided to join any political party but if some political personality approaches me, I will definitely join,” Gajera told The Indian Express.

“After my defeat in Varachha Assembly seat, I confined myself to my house and did not take part in any political activity of the Congress. Finally, I decided to resign,” he said.Gajera praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that Congress president Rahul Gandhi was “still immature”. “People like Narendra Modi more than Rahul Gandhi. I admire Modi more,” he said.Gajera started his political career with Jansangh. He won the Assembly election for the first time in 1995 on a BJP ticket. In 2007, Gajera left the BJP to join the Congress.

Ludhiana: Former Afghanistan president Hamid Karzai

inaugurates farmer and animal fair

Ludhiana.Former Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai on Thursday inaugurated the two-day PAU Kisan Mela and Pashu Palan Mela at Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (GADVASU). In his brief speech, which he started with Sat Shri Akal, he said that he was overwhelmed by the h o s p i t a l i t y o f b o t h t h e universities.

At PAU, he visited research f a r m s a n d a g r i c u l t u r a l machinery stalls, apart from interacting with its 15 Afghan students. Expressing gratitude t o w a r d s t h e u n i v e r s i t y authorities and faculty for helping the Afghan students, he also applauded the youngsters for opting for a degree in agriculture. “I am happy to see these students having interest in agriculture as compared to conventional degree courses, as agriculture is the backbone of Afghanistan. I am hopeful that your rich learning at PAU will help strengthen agriculture back home,” he said.

He shared his concern over dismal levels of the water table in Afghanistan, urging the students as future leaders to help conserve the same.

Earl ier, Afghan student Ismatullah Amiri, a student of BSc Agriculture welcomed the former president and assured him on behalf of his fellow students that their great experience at PAU will help make the country agriculturally independent and advanced.

At Pashu Palan Mela in GADVASU, he tasted the dairy delicacies. Punjab Governor V P Singh Badnore, who is the Chancellor of PAU, was the chief

guest. This is the sixth Kisan Mela to be visited by the governor who urged the farmers to stop stubble burning in order to save the environment. He also explained the new scheme of the Centre, which provides a 50 per cent subsidy on machinery to individual farmer and 80 per cent to groups or cooperative societies for the task.

Mobile apps launchedThe PAU and GADVASU both

launched farmer-friendly apps. At GADVASU, two Android-based mobile apps on pig and goat farming were launched. These can be downloaded from the Google Play Store.

The PAU Kisan App was launched by the governor. The app has been introduced to address the queries of farmers, equip them with information about new crop varieties, their production and protection technologies and provide weather-based and o ther agriculture-related advisory from time to time. Farmers can download the app on Android phones and it will soon be made available on Apple iPhones, said Dr Baldev Singh Dhillon, Vice-Chancellor, PAU.

Not just the villagers had been raising this issue repeatedly with the Punjab government, local boy Karanbeer Singh too brought it to the notice of Prime Minister Narendra Modi this January 24, while receiving Sanjay

Chopra bravery award for saving 15 lives, along with his sister’s in the same accident.

SAD’s Gidderbaha constituency in-charge Dimpy Dhillon, who was arrested Wednesday afternoon along with his brother Sunny Dhillon on charges of booth capturing, was sent in judicial remand.

According to the report, the data maintained by the health and family welfare department

stated that as of March 2017, there are 41,49,913 BPL families in the state.

levelling the allegations of booth capturing against the Congress. SSP also said that the police had booked three persons who had come with pistol to Muktsar. They were arrested under the Arms Act, and were supporters of SAD candidate Manjinder Singh Bittu, he said. Bittu is son of Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Gurbachan Singh.Meanwhile, ahead of re-poll at 21 booths in Muktsar, former CM Parkash Singh Badal said, ”I will be ready at 8 am tomorrow morning for visit to all the re-poll centres. Yesterday, many outsiders from Congress came and led to poll violence. Our supporters should not fear any such pressure. Next time, don’t tell me that our booth has been captured, fight with the persons who are doing it.” He added, ”Even Sukhbir has been booked, let them do it. Even I went to jail for public causes a number of times….I am available 24x 7 for the public, whenever you need me.”

Speaking at a press conference in Press Club, Kolkata, Ishrat said the ordinance approved by the

Centre criminalising instant triple talaq is a victory.

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Rajkot.IN A MAJOR relief to livestock exporters, the Gujarat High Court has stayed the August 6 order of Kutch District Magistrate Remya Mohan prohibiting the movement of livestock at Tuna port after complaints of alleged violations of legal provisions and animal rights. A single judge bench of Justice Bela Trivedi issued an oral order on Tuesday staying the DM’s order till the pendency of a petition filed by Livestock Exporters Association (LEA), an unregistered body of livestock exporters of Gujarat.The court also observed that the opinion of a committee formed by the Distr ict Magistrate regarding prohibiting exports of livestock from Tuna port lacked authority of law.

Gujarat High Court stays Kutch DM’s order on livestock export ban from Tuna

“It appears that the committee constituted by the District Magistrate has submitted a report on 07.08.2018, whereby it has been opined inter alia that the violation of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act might have occurred.

It has been further stated that “no animals shall be allowed to be exported unless the necessary documents are provided and required arrangement for welfare of these animals are done by the exporters”. The later part of the direction given by the committee appears to be prima facie without any author i ty of law. Hence the implementation of the impugned communication dated 6.08.2018 is stayed till the pendency of the present petition,” Justice Trivedi stated.

States

Two years after death of 7 kids, Attari bridge yet to get railing

Gandhinagar.The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India has expressed dissatisfaction over the implementation of the Right to Education Act (RTE) in Gujarat pointing out glaring deficiencies “indicating that the key objectives of the law for universalisation of elementary education could not be fully achieved due to various deficiencies” in Gujarat.

In a report tabled in the Assembly, the CAG has revealed that 12.80 to 15.11 per cent of children in the age group of 6-14 years were not enrolled in any school in the state during 2012-17. But the state government could only identify between 2.72 to 6.12 per cent of children as “out of school children” during the same five years.

These deficiencies, the report said, include failure to provide basic facilities in schools and setting admission targets without taking into consideration the availability of seats as per the RTE quota. “The state government could not provide basic infrastructure facilities in majority of government schools even after seven years of implementation of the RTE Act,” the CAG report mentioned. The Government of India and the Gujarat government’s share of Rs 3635.57 crore (34 per cent) was short due to under utilisation of funds for implementation of the RTE Act, the report noted.

The CAG also expressed dissatisfaction about the state government’s monitoring m e c h a n i s m t o e n s u r e t h e p r o p e r implementation of the Act, also known as the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act of 2009. The CAG noted that the “monitoring mechanism was weak as Block Resource Centre Coordinators or Cluster Coordinators had not conducted the prescribed number of inspections of schools”.

On RTE Act’s clause for establishment of neighbourhood schools and transportation facility, the CAG report stated that the state government mapped schools in 2011-12 and found the requirement of 201 schools to meet the neighbourhood school norm. “Of these, only 25 schools have been established and made functional as of March 2017. As a result, the number of students identified to be provided transportation facilities due to non-availability of schools in the neighbourhood increased three times from 51,653 in 2012-13 to 1,41,854 students in 2016-17,” the report stated.

Punjab rural polls: Re-polling at 21 Muktsar booths today; cops probe charges against Sukhbir Singh Badal

Education CAG slams Gujarat govt for deficiencies in implementing RTE

Amritsar.Two years after seven schoolchildren were killed as their bus fell off a narrow bridge, due to its broken railing, in a defence drain near Muhawa village of Attari Assembly constituency in Amritsar district, it is yet to see a construction. This despite promises by Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh and Cabinet Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu of construction of the railing.

Muhawa and Thuluwal touches Indo-Pakistan border and students from these villages need to travel long

distances. Since the accident, the DAV school bus is taking a longer route to fetch the children from the village. On Thursday, Muhawa villagers protested on the bridge to observe the second anniversary of the accident with candles, highlighting the apathy of the government machinery.

Not just the villagers had been raising this issue repeatedly with the Punjab government, local boy Karanbeer Singh too brought it to the notice of Prime Minister Narendra Modi this January 24, while receiving Sanjay

Gujarat: ‘78% BPL families prefer private hospitals for treatment’

Gandhinagar .The compliance audit report of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) for the year ending March 2017, which was tabled in the Gujarat Assembly on Wednesday, has revealed that only 54 per cent of the BPL families in the state have been enrolled under the Mukhyamantri Amrutam (MA) and Mukhyamantri Amrutam Vatsalya (MAV) yojana till March 2017.According to the report, the data maintained by the health and family welfare department stated that as of March 2017, there are 41,49,913 BPL families in the state. Out of these, only 22,63,156 families had been enrolled in the MA scheme till March 2017.

Thus , despi te v i l lage- to-vi l lage enrollment rounds, only 54 per cent of these families could be enrolled. The CAG also pointed out that the health and family welfare department has not followed the enrollment procedure. Instead, the report revealed, the department had opted for bulk printing of MA cards for the BPL families already registered under the Rashtriya Swasthaya Bima Yojana (RSBY) scheme. These bulk printed cards have been found to

lack vital information like photographs, fingerprints, age and relationship, posing difficulties for beneficiaries in getting immediate medical treatment. The detailed audit analysis further revealed that the high percentage of BPL enrollment in the years 2012-13 (15,39,052) and 2013-14 (6,09,956) was due to this bulk printing of cards (20,10,850 cards) which also led to duplication. In the absence of a system to identify duplication, it was found that beneficiaries had more than one active card.

Meanwhile, enrollment in 11 districts — Ahmedabad, Anand, Banaskantha, Bhavnagar, Dahod, Jamnagar, Kutch, Rajkot, Surat, Surendranagar and Vadodara — was even below the state average of 54 per cent, with Jamnagar reporting the lowest at 32 per cent. Additionally, despite bringing in Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHA) for mobilising and bringing the

May move SC over polygamy, right to husband’s

property: Ishrat Jehan

Kolkata.Ishrat Jehan, one of the first petitioners against triple talaq, on Thursday said she may file a petition in Supreme Court against polygamy among Muslim men and for the right of Muslim women to get at least half of their husband’s property in case of divorce.Speaking at a press conference in Press Club, Kolkata, Ishrat said the ordinance approved by the Centre criminalising instant triple talaq is a victory.“People have been ignoring the Supreme Court’s verdict and instant triple talaq had been continuing. I am happy that the government has approved the ordinance making instant triple talaq an offence. Now, perhaps, people like me will get justice,” said Ishrat, who had joined the BJP last year.“But the fight does not end here. Next I am thinking of filing a petition against polygamy because simply stopping Muslim men from giving instant talaq is not enough. They do it to marry other women and that must be stopped as well,” she said.The press conference was organised by Joint Movement Committee, a platform for protection of Muslim women’s rights.“After divorcing a girl, men move on and remarry but the girl is often left without any money to feed herself and her family. I will also put up a legal fight for Muslim girls who get divorced so they get at least half of the husband’s property before being separated. Look at the penury I am living in,” Ishrat said on the sidelines of the event.

She got married to Md Murtuja Ansari, an embroider, in 2001. After staying in Bihar till 2004, they came over to West Bengal and lived in Howrah district. She had alleged that after giving birth to three girls, trouble broke out between the two as Ansari wanted a male child.

“Our fourth child was a boy and even after that, his atrocities did not end. He left me here and went to Bihar, where he wanted to re-marry. I stopped him and he later went to Dubai from where he called me up and divorced me by uttering ‘talaq’ three times,” she alleged.

Ishrat said after she was divorced, she had been living in extreme penury with her child. “My sister provides me financial help and I live in my little apartment, supplementing the family income with some sewing work,” she said.

“I never said there should not be talaq or divorce. If a marriage is not working, Shariyat or Islamic law has provisions to end it. There should be a gap of one month between uttering the word ‘talaq’ every time. Talaq has been misused and given its instant form,” Ishrat said.

Afghan student Ismatullah Amiri, a student of BSc Agriculture welcomed the former president and assured him on behalf of his fellow students that their great experience at PAU will help make the country agriculturally independent and advanced.

Patna school principal allegedly rapes Class 5th girl for over 9 months, impregnates her; arrested

g a class 5th student for a period of over 9 months. The girl also allegedly got pregnant during the period. The girl will be taken for a medical examination on Thursday. An investigation into the case is underway.

Chopra bravery award for saving 15 lives, along with his sister’s in the same accident.

Karanbeer said, “I have joined a college in Chandigarh. My sister still travels on the same school bus. However, as there is still no railing, the school bus takes a longer route. The bridge was repaired after the accident. But still, no railing has been installed. The bus travels more than 15 km extra every day to take a long turn to avoid this bridge. But, still many other school buses use it every day and it can result in another accident any day. I had asked the Prime Minister to give funds to complete the construction of the bridge.”

Jaswinder Singh Jahangir, who had unsuccessful ly contested the Assembly elections on an Aam Aadmi Party ticket from Attari constituency, said this bridge has become a perfect example of government apathy. “Death of seven children has failed to jolt the government. We should call it murder because now delay in constructing a railing has proved that the accident occurred because the authorities have no sense of responsibility,” said Jahangir.

Gandhinagar.The government on Thursday announced to form a committee to look into the complaints of the farmers who have not received timely compensation for crop loss. Speaking to mediapersons here Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel said that the committee has been set up in a year when the state has received deficient rainfall and the state government has been forced to release over 20,000 cusecs of Narmada water to save the standing Kharif crops.

“We have received complaints from several districts and talukas, that despite crops getting damaged, the insurance companies are not compensating the farmers in the state,” Patel said. “Keeping the representations of farmers in mind, the state government has formed a committee consisting of Agriculture Minister R C Faldu and others to look into the matter last week. We have begun the effort to look into the complaints of farmers,” Patel said, adding that he and Chief Minister Vijay Rupani will directly supervise the committee.

Patel also said that erring insurance companies will be reported directly to the Central government.

“Shortly, we will also hold a meeting with the chairman and managing directors of big insurance companies who are providing crop loans in the state and sort this matter out. We are taking this issue strictly, as we are paying a heavy premium and it the responsibility of the companies to compensate the farmers after taking the premium. If any company is not found doing its duty, we will take strict actions,” Patel added.

Gujarat Govt forms panel to probe crop insurance complaints

remaining BPL families for enrollment in the subsequent three years, on incentive basis (Rs 100 per BPL family), the enrollment was quite low (2,52,306 during 2014-15 to 2016-17).

The report has also highlighted the unequal distribution of hospitals across the state. According to the report, 10 out of 33 districts in the state lack empanelled hospitals. Only four districts —Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Surat and Vadodara — in the state had empanelled hospitals for all clusters. This has forced the beneficiaries to move to other districts for availing treatment, specifically for cancer and cardiac and paediatric ailments.The percentage of movement of beneficiaries to Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Surat and Vadodara was 74, 59, 44 and 62 per cent, in the period, respectively.The audit also observed that 78 per cent of the beneficiaries preferred treatment at private hospitals due to lack of infrastructure and non-availability of specialists at government hospitals. This was reflective of the fact that out of a total claim of Rs 557.70 crore for treatment provided to beneficiaries under the scheme during 2012-17, the claim made by private hospitals was Rs 433.39 crore against the claim of Rs 124.31 crore by government hospitals.

The livestock exporters had brought 7,850 goats and sheep to Tuna port in Kutch in the first week of August this year for being exported to Dubai. However, the DM passed an order on August 6, ordering suspension of movement of livestock at Tuna port until further communication. The DM also formed a three-member committee, headed by sub-divisional magistrate of Anjar, to look into the alleged violation of the provisions of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.

Speaking to The Indian Express Mohan had said that she had prohibited the movement of livestock at Tuna port after the state government received complaints from animal rights activists.

A day after lodging an FIR against SAD president Sukhbir S i n g h B a d a l a n d 1 0 0 unidentified persons on charges of allegedly thrashing one Jatinderpal Singh — brother of Congress candidate at Mandi Killianwali, Muktsar — SSP Manjit Singh Dhessi said that

arrests will be made after i n v e s t i g a t i n g t h e m a t t e r thoroughly. Meanwhile, re-polling at 21 booths in Muktsar will take place Friday.The SSP said,”We lodged the FIR on the basis of the complaint given to us by Jatinderpal Singh, the matter is being investigated and after looking at all the evidences, we will further take action on the persons booked in

the FIR.” Sukhbir has been cha rged wi th a l l eged ly instigating his workers for thrashing Jatinderpal Singh.Meanwhile, SAD’s Gidderbaha constituency in-charge Dimpy Dhillon, who was arrested Wednesday afternoon along with his brother Sunny Dhillon on charges of booth capturing, was sent in judicial remand. This while SAD has been

He thanked security forces for making a determined effort to tackle terror.

Gujarat: Dhiru Gajera quits Congress, may join BJPSurat. Senior Congress leader from Surat, Dhirubhai Gajera, on Thursday resigned from the party along with his nine supporters, saying that factionalism within the party’s Surat unit led to his defeat in last year’s Assembly elections. Though the 68-year-old leader, who belongs to Patidar community, denied any immediate plan to join the BJP, his supporters told The Indian Express that he may join the ruling party soon.“I found that factionalism in the Congress resulted in my defeat in the last Assembly elections. I have worked both in the Congress and BJP, and found that such factionalism is not there in BJP. I have not decided to join any political party but if some political personality approaches me, I will definitely join,” Gajera told The Indian Express.

“After my defeat in Varachha Assembly seat, I confined myself to my house and did not take part in any political activity of the Congress. Finally, I decided to resign,” he said.Gajera praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that Congress president Rahul Gandhi was “still immature”. “People like Narendra Modi more than Rahul Gandhi. I admire Modi more,” he said.Gajera started his political career with Jansangh. He won the Assembly election for the first time in 1995 on a BJP ticket. In 2007, Gajera left the BJP to join the Congress.

Ludhiana: Former Afghanistan president Hamid Karzai

inaugurates farmer and animal fair

Ludhiana.Former Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai on Thursday inaugurated the two-day PAU Kisan Mela and Pashu Palan Mela at Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (GADVASU). In his brief speech, which he started with Sat Shri Akal, he said that he was overwhelmed by the h o s p i t a l i t y o f b o t h t h e universities.

At PAU, he visited research f a r m s a n d a g r i c u l t u r a l machinery stalls, apart from interacting with its 15 Afghan students. Expressing gratitude t o w a r d s t h e u n i v e r s i t y authorities and faculty for helping the Afghan students, he also applauded the youngsters for opting for a degree in agriculture. “I am happy to see these students having interest in agriculture as compared to conventional degree courses, as agriculture is the backbone of Afghanistan. I am hopeful that your rich learning at PAU will help strengthen agriculture back home,” he said.

He shared his concern over dismal levels of the water table in Afghanistan, urging the students as future leaders to help conserve the same.

Earl ier, Afghan student Ismatullah Amiri, a student of BSc Agriculture welcomed the former president and assured him on behalf of his fellow students that their great experience at PAU will help make the country agriculturally independent and advanced.

At Pashu Palan Mela in GADVASU, he tasted the dairy delicacies. Punjab Governor V P Singh Badnore, who is the Chancellor of PAU, was the chief

guest. This is the sixth Kisan Mela to be visited by the governor who urged the farmers to stop stubble burning in order to save the environment. He also explained the new scheme of the Centre, which provides a 50 per cent subsidy on machinery to individual farmer and 80 per cent to groups or cooperative societies for the task.

Mobile apps launchedThe PAU and GADVASU both

launched farmer-friendly apps. At GADVASU, two Android-based mobile apps on pig and goat farming were launched. These can be downloaded from the Google Play Store.

The PAU Kisan App was launched by the governor. The app has been introduced to address the queries of farmers, equip them with information about new crop varieties, their production and protection technologies and provide weather-based and o ther agriculture-related advisory from time to time. Farmers can download the app on Android phones and it will soon be made available on Apple iPhones, said Dr Baldev Singh Dhillon, Vice-Chancellor, PAU.

Not just the villagers had been raising this issue repeatedly with the Punjab government, local boy Karanbeer Singh too brought it to the notice of Prime Minister Narendra Modi this January 24, while receiving Sanjay

Chopra bravery award for saving 15 lives, along with his sister’s in the same accident.

SAD’s Gidderbaha constituency in-charge Dimpy Dhillon, who was arrested Wednesday afternoon along with his brother Sunny Dhillon on charges of booth capturing, was sent in judicial remand.

According to the report, the data maintained by the health and family welfare department

stated that as of March 2017, there are 41,49,913 BPL families in the state.

levelling the allegations of booth capturing against the Congress. SSP also said that the police had booked three persons who had come with pistol to Muktsar. They were arrested under the Arms Act, and were supporters of SAD candidate Manjinder Singh Bittu, he said. Bittu is son of Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Gurbachan Singh.Meanwhile, ahead of re-poll at 21 booths in Muktsar, former CM Parkash Singh Badal said, ”I will be ready at 8 am tomorrow morning for visit to all the re-poll centres. Yesterday, many outsiders from Congress came and led to poll violence. Our supporters should not fear any such pressure. Next time, don’t tell me that our booth has been captured, fight with the persons who are doing it.” He added, ”Even Sukhbir has been booked, let them do it. Even I went to jail for public causes a number of times….I am available 24x 7 for the public, whenever you need me.”

Speaking at a press conference in Press Club, Kolkata, Ishrat said the ordinance approved by the

Centre criminalising instant triple talaq is a victory.

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THIS PUBLIC NOTICE is herebygiven that my client namely, Mrs.Shagufta Ansar Dange is seized,possessed, owned Flat No. 102, in“B” Wing on first floor, in Building“Aster Co. Op. Hsg. Soc. Ltd” situ-ated at, Nallasopara (West), Tal.Vasai, Dist. Palghar. My Client purchased the said flatalong with her husband namely LateAnsar Sharfuddin Dange, who diedon dated 27/02/2015, hence myclient and her children namely Mr.Shaiban Ansar Dange, Mrs.Shaizeen Sameer Khan, Mrs.Namrin Akhlaque Ahmad Khan AliasNamrin Ansar Dange, Mrs. UmmeAmmara Shazeb Nakid, i.e. legalheirs of said deceased has submit-ted Indemnity Bond and Affidavitto the society to get transfer theshare certificateon my client’sname and now my client desirousto sell said flat to any other pro-spective purchasers by Agreementfor Sale. All persons claiming an interst inthe said Flat or any part thereof byway of sale, gift, lease, inheritance,legal heirship, exchange, mortgage,charge, lien, trust, possession,easement, attachment or otherwisehowsoever are hereby required tomake the same known to my of-fice within 14 days from the datehereof. failing which the said salewill be completed, without any ref-erence to such claim and the same,if any, shall be considered aswaived.

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NOTICENotice is hereby given thatGAURAV KISHOR DHOLAKIA,who is the owner of Shop No.20,Ground Floor, MANSAROVAR,Achole Road, Nallasopara (E),Dist. Palghar, however myclient has lost the OriginalAgreement for Sale andOriginal Registration Receiptbetween M/S. DHARMADEEPASSOCIATES and my client,Vide Agreement for Sale dated24.10.2005 Under DocumentNo. VASAI 3 - 08292/2005 ofthe above said Shop. If anyperson having any objectionor claim in respect of theabove said lost Agreement andRegistration Receipt by way ofsale, exchange, charge, gift,possession, lease, mortgage,lien, or otherwise howsoever he/she/they is/are request to informme and the undersigned his/her/their claim with properevidence with in 14 days fromthe date of publication of thisnotice.

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C/101, Akanksha CommercialComplex Achole Road,

Nallasopara (E), Dist Palghar.

PUBLIC NOTICEThis is to inform that M/s. R.F. Construction Company having address at Bldg No. 19, Flat-403 Vaishali Nagar, Haji Zahoor Ahmed Qureshi Marg, Jogeshwari West Mumbai- 400102 is acquiring development rights of Ved Bhawan 11, Andheri Co-operative Housing Society, V.P. Road, Andheri (W), Mumbai- 400 058 from Niranjana Govindan (Power Of Attorney Holder) appointed by Saroj Manu Shah on 07/09/2016. Any person having any legal evidence / dispute / encroachment of the said property should come & contact 9820099370 or undersigned within 15 days of publishing of this notice. Anybody coming after / claiming will not be entertained.

Sd/-Advocate Siraj Faruk GhiwalaMadina House CHS Ltd., Shop No. 4A9B, Bldg No.02, Karimi Park, Jogeshwari (W), Mumbai- 400102Mobile: 9224194897Date: 22/09/18 Place: Mumbai

Public is hereby informed that, my client Mr. Pragnesh Hasmukhlal Rajput, Owner of the Flat No. 401/B, Iraisa C.H.S.L., Kanakia, Mira Road [E], 401107; my client has been lost his Flat's Original Builder Agreement Between M/S. Strawberry Constructions Pvt. Ltd. and Mr. Pragnesh Hasmukhlal Rajput through P.O.A. holder Mr. Mitesh Hasmukhlal Rajput, wide Agt. Reg. No. 03019/2010, Dtd. 18/03/10 at Thane 10 & Original Share Certificate No. 49, Bearing Distinctive no. 241 to 245, Rupees 50/- per share issue by Iraisa C.H.S.L.,having Reg. no. TNA/(TNA)/HSG/ TC/23215/11-12 Dtd. 28/07/2011, Mira Road E, Thane issue dtd 7/10/12 and not traceable. If any person has any objection/claim of any nature whatsoever for the said loss of Flat's Original Builder Agreement & Original Share Certificate of above mentioned Flat documents shall intimate to the undersigned in writing within 14 days from the date of the notice along with the documents in support of such objection otherwise such objection/claim shall be considers as waived. Or any person has found the above mentioned documents; you are requested to kindly return the same.

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VIRENDRA A. JALANAdvocate High CourtDate : 22/09/2018

OFFICE : SHOP NO.13, NEW STAR CRYSTAL CHS, NEAR KANAKIYA POLICE STATION, MIRA ROAD E

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Didn't have a choice: Hollande on Reliance getting Rafale deal

In an article published by French journal Mediapart, Hollande on a question about who selected Reliance as a partner and why, said it was the Indian government that proposed Reliance’s name and Dassault had no choice but to take the company given to it. “We did not have a say in that. The Indian government proposed this group, and Dassault negotiated with Ambani. We did not have a choice, we took the interlocutor we were given,” said Hollande.

The interview was published in French and excerpts of Hollande’s interview were tweeted

by French Newspaper LeMonde journalist Julien Boissou. Hollande’s reported statement contradicts Indian government’s claim that the agreement between Dassault and Reliance was a commercial pact between two private parties and the government had nothing to do with it. Responding to the interview, the defence ministry spokesperson tweeted: “The report referring to former French President Mr Hollande’s statement that GoI insisted upon a particular firm as offset partner for the Dassault Aviation in Rafale is being verified.

It is reiterated that neither GoI nor French Govt had any say in the commercial decision.” Congress leader Manish Tewari on Friday immediately retweeted this article and asked Hollande: “President (Former) Francois Hollande should also enlighten us how the price went up from 590 crores in 2012 to 1690 crores in 2015 per Rafale fighter jet? Escalation of a mere 1100 crores. I am sure the Euro equivalent would not be a problem to calculate.” Responding to

Congress attacks on the government for keeping Hindustan Aeronautics Limited out of the Rafale deal under the offset clause, both Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman have been constantly stressing that Dassault and Reliance got into an agreement on their own.

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PUBLIC NOTICEThis is to inform that M/s. R.F. Construction Company having address at Bldg No. 19, Flat-403 Vaishali Nagar, Haji Zahoor Ahmed Qureshi Marg, Jogeshwari West Mumbai- 400102 is acquiring development rights of Ved Bhawan 11, Andheri Co-operative Housing Society, V.P. Road, Andheri (W), Mumbai- 400 058 from Niranjana Govindan (Power Of Attorney Holder) appointed by Saroj Manu Shah on 07/09/2016. Any person having any legal evidence / dispute / encroachment of the said property should come & contact 9820099370 or undersigned within 15 days of publishing of this notice. Anybody coming after / claiming will not be entertained.

Sd/-Advocate Siraj Faruk GhiwalaMadina House CHS Ltd., Shop No. 4A9B, Bldg No.02, Karimi Park, Jogeshwari (W), Mumbai- 400102Mobile: 9224194897Date: 22/09/18 Place: Mumbai

Public is hereby informed that, my client Mr. Pragnesh Hasmukhlal Rajput, Owner of the Flat No. 401/B, Iraisa C.H.S.L., Kanakia, Mira Road [E], 401107; my client has been lost his Flat's Original Builder Agreement Between M/S. Strawberry Constructions Pvt. Ltd. and Mr. Pragnesh Hasmukhlal Rajput through P.O.A. holder Mr. Mitesh Hasmukhlal Rajput, wide Agt. Reg. No. 03019/2010, Dtd. 18/03/10 at Thane 10 & Original Share Certificate No. 49, Bearing Distinctive no. 241 to 245, Rupees 50/- per share issue by Iraisa C.H.S.L.,having Reg. no. TNA/(TNA)/HSG/ TC/23215/11-12 Dtd. 28/07/2011, Mira Road E, Thane issue dtd 7/10/12 and not traceable. If any person has any objection/claim of any nature whatsoever for the said loss of Flat's Original Builder Agreement & Original Share Certificate of above mentioned Flat documents shall intimate to the undersigned in writing within 14 days from the date of the notice along with the documents in support of such objection otherwise such objection/claim shall be considers as waived. Or any person has found the above mentioned documents; you are requested to kindly return the same.

PUBLIC NOTICE

VIRENDRA A. JALANAdvocate High CourtDate : 22/09/2018

OFFICE : SHOP NO.13, NEW STAR CRYSTAL CHS, NEAR KANAKIYA POLICE STATION, MIRA ROAD E

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