LLOOKKMMAATT NNEEWWSS NNEETTWWOORRKKNANDED, NOV 6

The Shiv Sena activistsstaged a demonstration bybeating dhols, demandingresignation of its ownMLA from Loha PratapPatil Chikhalikar for hob-nobbing with the BJP dur-ing Nanded WaghalaMunicipal Corporation

elections last month.The demonstration cre-

ated tension for sometimeon Monday afternoon. Asa result the police had toround up 50 activists.

It may be noted here thatMLA Pratap PatilChikhalikar in spite ofbelonging to Shiv Sena,was in a leading role dur-ing campaigning onbehalf of the BJP in theNWMC election held onOctober 11.

This has soured the rela-tions of the BJP and ShivSena.

It is alleged that the ShivSena had became hostileto the Congress Party dur-ing the election, causingloss to its own party andfinishing with only oneseat out of 81 while theBJP got 6 seats.

The demand of resigna-tion of Pratap Patil was

raised for the loss of ShivSena in the election.

Demanding resignationof Patil, a dhol beatingdemonstration was stagedby the Shiv Sena activistsunder the leadership ofPrakash Maravar in frontof residence of Patil.

In the morning hoursactivists of Shiv Sena andthe BJP started gatheringon the road headingtowards Patil’s residence.

The police barricadedthe road. This caused a

tension for a while whenthe supporters of PratapPatil and BJP activistsand the Shiv Senaactivists came face to face.To avoid untoward inci-dent, the police roundedup 50 activists andreleased themafter 2 hours.

Meanwhile, MLAChikhalikar in a pressconference said that ifthe Shiv Sena chiefUddhav Thackeray is nothappy with his work, he

can take action againsthim but in any case he isnot going to tender hisresignation.

He had informed theparty chief prior to elec-tion that the Shiv Senacandidates might be ‘man-aged’ by the CongressParty but no cognizancewas taken.

If the activists want tostage demonstration fortheir benefit, they can doso in front of his resi-dence, he said.

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Krishnam Schoolrecently organised a

health awareness andcheck-up camp for stu-dents. Dr Kapil Sodaniand Dr Varsha Sodaniexamined students fromNursery to Class 7th andgave the diagnosis withthe suggestions of med-ication and treatment.

This helped the stu-dents to know moreabout their eating habitsand personal hygiene.

Students were madeaware of what they mustfollow in their diet andactivities. The note to theparents in the form ofdoctor’s suggestion wasalso sent.

The event concludedwith a small ceremony ofappreciation and vote ofthanks to the doctors fortheir valuable time andcare for children.

The management felici-tated them with thetulasi sapling and amemento.

Medical check-upcamp in Krishnam

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NNEEEELLIIMMAA MMAANNGGAALLKKAARR

F ather of nation Mahatma Gandhi had seen thedream of ‘Swacch Bharat’. We must join hands to

make this Swacch Bharat mission of the government asuccess. It is our duty to tell the future generation,‘Cleanliness is a state of purity, clarity and precision.’And the right person to guide and mould the children isnone other than a teacher, as s/he is the one who ‘takesa hand, opens a mind and touches a heart.’ S/he willmake this mission the formidable part of his/her life,guide and involve the children in such a way that it willbecome the prime mission of their life.

A teacher is a responsible citizen of our country ands/he deals with children and therefore his/her role in‘swacch Bharat’ is important. School is a fundamentalpart of a teacher’s life. And therefore, the teacher canplan the cleanliness programme better. In fact, we canabbreviate SCHOOL as S-self, C-Classroom, H- Home,O- Out of school building, O-Outskirts of the schooland L-Locality.

Focusing on self-cleanliness, the teacher can narratestories to children thus inculcating the values of clean-liness in their life. S/he can conduct various innovativegames and activities inculcating in them the signifi-cance of self-cleanliness.

Once the child comprehends the importance of self-cleanliness, s/he cantake it to the nextlevel. We can involvechildren in‘Classroom cleanli-ness’ through variouscompetitions like thecleanest row, thecleanest class andattractive displayboards.

The teacher canassign task to the chil-dren that involves dayto day observations, impact and result. They will drawgraphs on the basis of their study; thus developingtheir thinking skills. They will educate their familyand gradually the home will get involved in the cleanli-ness drive.

The teacher will enroll the interested parents in theSwacch Bharat campaign. They will be invited for thecleanliness drive and thus home and school will workhand in hand.

The next is ‘Outside and Outskirts’ of school. Thecleanliness on the school campus can be made a funactivity for children. The teacher can take them out ofthe class and ask them to observe the plants andthrough discussion and presentations it can beengraved in their minds ‘Don’t be a litterbug, just givea tree a hug’.

The teacher will take them out of the campus andclean the area around the school. This will set an exam-ple for the passers-by. The school and home togethercan spread awareness among the people in the‘Locality’ and city about cleanliness by organizing ral-lies, role-plays and street plays.

These activities when done with their friends, par-ents and teachers will be fun, excitement, sharing, car-ing, discipline, acting, practicing, learning and muchmore.

So, a teacher can surely make a difference in every-body’s life.

‘Let’s take a Swacchta stride, and make Bharatmaapride’

((TThhee wwrriitteerr iiss sseenniioorr tteeaacchheerr aatt LLaattuurr))

LLtt LLoouunnggee

THE ROLE OF TEACHERIN SWACCH BHARAT

AAuurraannggaabbaadd,, NNoovv 66:: Theworld’s largest gym chain,Gold’s Gym successfullycompleted 15 years in Indiawith more than 120+ Gymsopened and operatingacross the country.

On this occasion Gold’sGym Aurangabad organised

a charity event at MatoshriOld Age Home. Gold’s GymTrainers conducted Yogasession, helped the elderlyto solve their fitness prob-lems, listened to their hearttouching stories and at theend served them food.

Gold’s Gym, Aurangabad

director Karan Avhad gavecomplete credit to his teamSohel, Rohit, Shahbaz,Sanika, Monika, Sonali,Vishal, Somnath, Ashwin,Arbaz, Junaid, Shobit, Afzaland Manish for their effortsto conduct this charityevent.

Gold’s Gym team visitsMatoshri Old Age Home

Sena bays for Chikhalikar’s blood

Stage dholdemonstrationin Nanded

The Shiv Sena activists holding a demonstration by beating dhols in Nanded onMonday.

AAhhmmeeddnnaaggaarr,, NNoovv 66:: Thedistrict consumer courtslapped a fine of Rs 3000 onan insurance company andalso directed it to pay thecost of litigation and thecost of the mobile handsetthat was insured.

According to details,Dipakraj Mahanubhav, aresident of the city, hadpurchased a mobile phonehandset for Rs 23,800 inApril 2015. He had insuredthe phone from SyskaGadgets Security Companyby paying a premium of Rs1299.

The insured handset wasstolen in December 2015.The owner had lodged acomplaint with the police

and had informed theinsurance company aboutthe theft of handset. He hadsubmitted all thedocuments to the insurancecompany.

The insurance company,however, refused to pay theclaim. Consequently, theowner filed a case with thedistrict consumer court.

The latter heard the peti-tion and awarded Rs 1500 asthe cost of litigation, Rs3000 as compensation formental harassment andalso ordered the insurancecompany to pay the cost ofthe stolen handset to theowner within one monthfrom the date of the finaldisposal of the case.

CONSUMER COURT FINES INSURANCE CO

NNaannddeedd,, NNoovv 66:: TheCongress Party has decidedto take out a morchaagainst BJP led Union andState governments for var-ious anti-social decisionson November 8(Wednesday) in Nanded,informed district unit chiefGovind Shinde in a pressnote on Monday.

On completion of oneyear of demonetisation ofhigh-value notes of Rs 1,000and Rs 500, the CongressParty has decided toobserve it as a mourningday. The demonetisation,GST and other decisionshave put people in greathardship. The inflation,unemployment, increasingprices of petroleum prod-ucts and low prices to the

agricultural produce aresome of the instances ofthe governments decisions,he alleged in the press note.The aim of the Congressmorcha is to raise theissues of people before thegovernments. The morchawill be participated byMLAs DP Sawant, AmitaChavan and VasantraoChavan, Mayor ShilaBhavare, ZP chairpersonShantabai Jawalgaokar,Ishwarrao Bhosikar,Rohidas Chavan,Hanamantrao PatilBetamogrekar, MadhavraoPatil, RaosahebAntapurkar, B R Kadam, allparty functionaries, office-bearers and others,informed MLC AmarRajurkar.

Cong to observe Nov 8as ‘mourning day’

AAuurraannggaabbaadd,, NNoovv 66:: Two staffersfrom Government College ofEngineering (GCE) were accord-ed farewell on their retirementrecently at a programme.

Joint director of TechnicalEducation (Aurangabad region)Dr Mahesh Shivankar felicitatedthe employees H J Joshi and M RGutte while college principal DrPranesh Mrunal presided.

Four newly-joined teachingstaff members namely R PChoudary, S S Dhamse, R S Londe

and Dr S B Chikalthankar werewelcomed in the programme.Madhyavarti KarmachariSanghatna was the organiser ofthe event. The office-bearers ofthe Sanghatna Shivaji Rasal, I SKarne, Ashok Vadahi, S B Karpe,Vijay Shringare, Kalyan Solunkeand R B Shaikh were present. S RPotpillewar, S C Joshi, L BMamde, Sonaji Jadhav and othersworked for the success of theevent. S B Shastri proposed a voteof thanks.

GCE accords warmfarewell to retired staff

CIVIC CHIEF REVIEWSSANITATION WORKSBBeeeedd,, NNoovv 66:: Civic chiefDr BharatbhushanKshirsagar todayreviewed the sanitationworks done atS h a h e n s h a n a g a r ,Laxmannagar, Iqbalcolony and Asef nagararea on Mondya.

At present the BeedMunicipal Council hasundertaken sanitationdrivers.

Additional daily wageslabourers weredeployed with sanitationdriver.

Dr Kshirsagar wasaccompanied by chiefofficer Dr DhananjayJavalikar, councillorMukhid Lala formerc o u n c i l l o rShaikh Jameel andVinod Muluk.

LLOOCCAALL NNEEWWSS NNEETTWWOORRKKAURANGABAD, NOV 6

Running for health hasbecome a ‘hobby’ forfitness enthusiasts inthe country andAurangabad is noexception. To createmore awareness aboutrunning and to spreadthe message of fit-ness, the LokmatGroup of Newspapersis all set to organiseAurangabad MahaMarathon onDecember 17.

Men and women run-ners, representing vari-ous fields, have shown akeen interest to be a partof the ‘Saffron LandmarkPresents’ AurangabadMaha Marathon in indi-vidual and group cate-gories. Special prizeswould also be up for grabsfor runners representingsecurity forces, police,home guards and SpecialReserve Police Force.

Be it AurangabadPremier League (APL) orAurangabad SportsFestival, the LokmatGroup of Newspapers hasalways provided a plat-form for buddingsportspersons to exhibittheir hidden talents. Byholding AurangabadMaha Marathon, theorganisers have made abrilliant attempt toinspire the people ofAurangabad to get fit.

The main objective ofthe event is to show how adisciplined runner canachieve success. TheLokmat Group has alsocontributed in ‘develop-ing a running culture’ inthe city.

Last year’s LokmatAurangabad Marathonsaw the participation oflarge number of runninggroups.

This year’s MahaMarathon is expected tosee a record participationamong runners represent-ing various groups.

Group registration for ‘AurangabadMaha Marathon’ begins in city

RReeggiisstteerr qquuiicckkllyy ffoorrggrroouuppss ccaatteeggoorryyOne can register groupsat the Lokmat Bhavan,Regal Lawns, Jalna Road,from 11 am to 5 pm.School and collegestudents, staff, employeesof companies, and runnersgroups can participatetogether. The organisershave appealed to runnersto participate in the run inlarge numbers.

ÆProminent citizens and sportspersons gearup to take part in December 17 run

CCoonnttaacctt ffoorr ggrroouupp rreeggiissttrraattiioonn:: For details, one maycontact on 9921030700 or 0240-3021708. Online

registration facility is also available. Interested runnersshould visit the website ‘www.mahamarathon.com.

Contest Age group Category

18 to 45 years Men (open group-Indian)18-40 years Women (open group-Indian)45 and above Men (veterans group-India )40 and above Women (veterans group-India)18 to 45 Men (foreign nationals)

18 to 40 Women (foreign nationals)

18 to 45 years Men (open group-Indian)18-40 years Women (open group-Indian)45 and above Men (veterans group-India )40 and above Women (veterans group-India)18 to 45 Men (foreign nationals)18 to 40 Women (foreign nationals)Po

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Runner CupMen (all security forces,police and special reservepoliceforce)

Runner Cupwomen (all security forces,police and special reserve

police force).

ÆHalf Marathon willcommence fromDivisional SportsComplex, GarkhedaÆIt will reach NiralaBazaar via ShahnoorMiyan Dargah, HotelAmarpreet, SatishMotors Showroom Road.

Marathon will culminate at Divisional Sports Complex

ÆLater, runners will runthrough Mill Corner, Aam KhasGround, Naubat Darwaza,Khil-e-Ark, Delhi Gate, HudcoCorner, TV Centre, BaliramPatil High School, BajrangChowk, Jalgaon Road, HotelLemon Tree, Seven HillsFlyover, Gajanan MaharajMandir

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AAuurraannggaabbaadd,, NNoovv 66:: A motor-cycle (MH-21-G-5447) worth Rs10,000 was stolen from KrantiChowk between 5.30 pm and6.30 pm on Friday. Accordingto the police GaneshChandrahar Yadav (30,Renukamata Temple, BeedBypass), a trader by occupa-tion, complained to the policethat he parked the motorcyclein Veershanti building at 5.30pm and found it stolen an hourlater. Based on it a case oftheft was registered in thepolice station.

Motorcycle stolenfrom Kranti Chowk