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Pursuant to Regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed herewith newspaper clipping with respect to Notice of Rescheduling of Board Meeting and Closure of Trading Window published in Times Nation (English) and Amar Ujala (Hindi) on 29th October, 2020.

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THE TIMES OF INDIA, NEW DELHI THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2020 13TIMES NATION

TIMES NEWS NETWORK

New Delhi: The 2nd meetingof the India-Central Asia Dia-logue was hosted virtually onWednesday by foreign minis-ter S Jaishankar and saw theparticipation of his counter-parts from Kazakhstan, Taji-kistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbe-kistan and also the first depu-ty foreign minister of theKyrgyz Republic.

Among the highlights wasannouncement of an addi-tional $ 1 billion line of creditby India for Central Asiancountries. All ministerscalled for settlement of the Af-ghan conflict on the basis ofAfghan-led, Afghan-ownedand Afghan-controlled peaceprocess. According to MEA,

they also expressed similarsentiments on combating ter-rorism by destroying safehavens, infrastructure, net-work and funding channelsand underlined the need forevery country to ensure thattheir territory is not used tolaunch terrorist attacksagainst other countries.

Acting foreign minister ofAfghanistan attended themeeting as a special invitee.

“They discussed closecooperation in political andsecurity matters and the em-phasis also was on promotingconnectivity and develop-ment partnerships betweenIndia and Central Asiancountries,” said an official.

There was an announce-ment of grant financing byIndia for high impact commu-nity development projects inCentral Asian countries.Both sides emphasised on re-invigorating trade and com-merce partnerships by over-coming lack of overland con-nectivity barrier.

India-Central Asia Dialogueseeks razing of terror havens

Like the foreign minis-try, the Chinese embas-sy in New Delhi too was

careful not to attack Indiaeven as it asked the US toabandon its “Cold War andzero-sum mentality”. In alate night statement, hoursafter the departure of Pom-peo and secretary of defenceMark Esper, the embassysaid China and India had thewisdom and ability to handletheir differences properly.

“The boundary questionis a bilateral matter betweenChina and India. The twosides have been discussingdisengagement and de-esca-lation in the border areasthrough diplomatic and military channels. There’sno space for a third party tointervene,” the embassystatement said.

Foreign ministry spokes-person Wang Wenbin, aswell as the embassy here,said China had always heldthat bilateral relations be-tween countries should beconducive to regional peace,stability and developmentand “should not underminethe legitimate rights and in-terests of any third party”.

India and China haveheld seven rounds of seniorcommanders’ meetings toresolve the military stand-off in Ladakh but withoutany breakthrough. On thelast two occasions though,

they managed to issue a jointstatement on the talks in asign that the situation wasstabilising.

China was unrelenting inits criticism of the US withthe embassy here accusingPompeo and Esper of repeat-ing old lies and violating“the norms of internationalrelations and basic princi-ples of diplomacy”.

Both here and in Beijing,China said the Indo-Pacificstrategy proposed by the USwas meant to “stir up con-frontation among differentgroups and blocs and tostoke geopolitical competi-tion, in a bid to maintain thedominance of the US, orga-nise closed and exclusive

ideological cliques”.“China resolutely oppos-

es behaviour of engaging inunilateralism and bullying.By hyping up the so-calledChina threat, the US is, infact, making pretexts formaintaining its global he-gemony and containing Chi-na’s development,” it said.

The embassy, in its state-ment, also accused the US of“distorting facts” by shiftingthe blame for Covid-19 to Chi-na. “What China has doneand achieved in our fightagainst the virus is open forall to see. We hope US politic-ians could focus on their ownepidemic response and sav-ing lives instead of shiftingblame on others,” it said.

Boundary question is abilateral matter: China

London: Saudi Arabia has re-moved Pakistan-occupiedKashmir and Gilgit-Baltistanfrom Pakistan’s map, saidPOK activist Amjad AyubMirza on Wednesday.

He also tweeted a picturethat was captioned, “SaudiArabia’s Diwali gift to India —removes Gilgit-Baltistan andKashmir from Pakistan’smap,” the picture’s text read.

According to media re-ports, Saudi Arabia released a20 Riyal banknote to com-memorate its presidency oforganising the G-20 Summiton November 21-22. It was fur-ther reported that the worldmap displayed on the bank-note does not show Gilgit-Bal-tistan (GB) and Kashmir asparts of Pakistan.

Media reports say that Sau-di Arabia’s step is nothingshort of an attempt to disgracePakistan, which also seems tobe “adapting to its new bloc”.

The ministry of externalaffairs (MEA) in Septemberstated that they have seen re-ports regarding elections tothe so-called “Gilgit-Baltistan”assembly to be held on Novem-ber 15 and took a strong objec-tion to it. “The government ofIndia conveyed strong protestto Pakistan Government andreiterated that Jammu andKashmir and Ladakh, includ-ing the so-called Gilgit and Bal-tistan, are an integral part ofIndia,” the MEA stated. ANI

Saudi has takenGilgit-Baltistan& POK off Pak’smap: Activist

Mahesh Buddi & Shiva Kumar Pinna TNN

Hyderabad/Warangal: A localcourt in Warangal on Wednesdayconvicted Sanjay Kumar Yadav, 24, aworker at a gunny bag manufactur-ing unit, in the sensational killing ofnine persons, all migrant workers.His victims included six members ofa family. The killings had takenplace at Gorrekunta village in May.

In all, Sanjay, a native of Bihar,had killed 10 people. He had firstkilled his live-in partner in March.The rest were killed in a couple ofmonths later to cover up the first

murder. The trial in the murder ofhis live-in partner is still on inAndhra Pradesh.

The prosecution also produceda video of Sanjay raping his live-inpartner’s 16-year-old daughter. Thevideo was found on Sanjay’s phone.Aseparate case has been registeredagainst him for rape and under sec-tions of the Pocso Act, said publicprosecutor M SatyanarayanaGoud. Goud had argued that thiswas a rarest of rare case where thedeath sentence could be given be-cause of the number of peoplekilled, the manner in which theywere killed and also that the ac-

cused had raped a minor.While working at the gunny

bag unit, Sanjay had become closeto one Rafeeqa, 37, who cookedfood for the workers and livednearby with her three children. Helater promised to marry her. In theguise of introducing her to hisfamily in West Bengal, both ofthem boarded a train on March 6.After the train reached West Goda-vari district, Sanjay gave her but-ter milk mixed with sleeping pillsand pushed her out of the movingtrain. Sanjay is currently lodgedat the Warangal Central Jail.

Full report on www.toi.in

Death for man who killed 9 people tohide the murder of his live-in partner

Guwahati: A controversyover an Assam assembly pro-posal to set up a museum for‘Char-Chapori’ areas has be-come the latest political flash-point in the state with the op-position calling it the polari-sation tactics of the rulingBJP before the state polls dueearly next year. The Char-Chapori area denotes the riv-erine area and the museumwas slated be set up inside theSrimanta Shankardeva Ka-lakshetra complex here.

The controversy broke outwhen Congress MLA ShermanAli Ahmed used the word ‘MiyaMuseum’ in a Facebook postwhile referring to the museum.

The word ‘Miya’ in Assamis a slang which usually refersto the Bengali speaking Mus-lim population. The non- Ben-gali population in the stategenerally identify them asBangladeshi immigrants.

BJP was quick to jump intothe controversy with a num-ber of its leaders saying no‘Miya Museum’ will ever be al-lowed in Assam as the peopleliving in such places are “ille-

gal immigrants fromBangladesh”.

NEDA convenorand Assam ministerHimanta Biswa Sarmasaid, “In my under-standing, there is noseparate identity andculture in Char Anchalof Assam as most ofthe people had migrated fromBangladesh.” “Obviously, inSrimanta Sankardeva Kalak-hetra, which is the epitome of

Assamese culture, wewill not allow any dis-tortion. Sorry MLASahab,” he tweeted.

Congress MP Pray-ut Bordoloi alleged onWednesday that BJPhas been trying to po-larise the voters on theissue as it is afraid that

it will taste defeat in the handsof the Congress-led Grand Alli-ance in the Assam assemblypolls due early next year. “The

museum is a recommendationby a standing committee of theassembly and majority of itsmembers are from the BJP-ledalliance. They unanimouslysuggested it,” he told.

RS MP Ajit Kumar Bhuyan,who heads the regional partyAnchalik Gana Morcha(AGM)said the Char-Chapori mu-seum was recommended by theDRSC, whose majority mem-bers are from the BJP and itsruling coalition. AGENCIES

‘Muslim museum’ proposal triggersslugfest in election-bound Assam

anash.Gohain@timesgroup.com

New Delhi: Schools mighthave been shut, but childrencontinued their learning evenduring the pandemic. Despitethe inequalities and digital di-vide, the 15th Annual Statusof Education Report (ASER2020) Rural reflected the resilience shown towards learn-ing as 11% of all rural familiesbought a new phone since the lockdown began and 80%of those were smartphones.Also more children joinedgovernment schools than pri-vate schools.

Unlike the previous ASERreports which focussed onlearning outcomes, the latestreport deals with the processof learning because of theprevailing Covid-19 situation.This is the first time the survey has been conductedover telephone.

While the closure ofschools since March 2020 im-pacted campus academic ac-tivities, the good news wasthat 70% of the communitycame out to help the schoolsupport system. The datademonstrated that almostthree quarters of all childrenreceive some form of learningsupport from family mem-bers. Notably, even amongchildren whose parents havenot studied beyond primaryschool, family members pro-vided support with older sib-lings also playing an impor-tant role in helping the young-

er children learn.The report called for devel-

oping a digital pedagogy and toprioritise efforts to break thedigital divide. Just around 56 %households with children en-rolled in government schoolshave smartphones, while74.2% of households who sendtheir children to privateschools have smartphones.

Citing another example ofthe existing divide, the reportsaid children in private schoolswere much more likely to haveaccessed online resources thanthose in government schools.For example, 28.7% of childrenenrolled in private schools hadwatched videos or other pre-re-corded content online, as com-pared to 18.3% of governmentschool students.

Access to learning materi-als and activities too need at-tention as only 33.5% of all gov-ernment school children re-ceived materials or activities,as compared to 40.6% childrenin private schools. In fact, instates like Rajasthan (21.5%),UP (21%), and Bihar (7.7%), lessthan a quarter of all childrenhad received any materials.

A majority of the roughlytwo-thirds of all householdsthat reported not having re-ceived learning materialsduring the reference weeksaid they hadn’r received anyfrom the schools. WhatsAppemerged as the most preferredmedium via which the childrengot materials/activities.

Full report on www.toi.in

33.5%of all govt school children

received materials or activities

40.6%of all private school children

received materials or activities

➤ About 11% of all families bought a new phone since the lockdown began➤ More than 80% of these new phones purchased were smartphones➤ More than 80% children have textbooks for their current grade, 84.1% in government schools and 72.2% in private schools

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11% of rural families bought phones toaid kids’ studies in lockdown: Survey

The Gauhati high court has directed state NRC coordinator HiteshDev Sarma to file a comprehensive affidavit within three weeks

to bring on record all “undeserving” inclusions in the citizenshiprolls, reports Rokibuz Zaman. The division bench of Justice ManojitBhuyan and Justice Soumitra Saikia passed the order while hearing apetition challenging a tribunal’s decision to declare Rahima Begumof Nalbari a foreigner after her name was included in the final NRC.

“An issue of great importance is noticed in the present case. It isnot a solitary instance... In the present case and in our earlier orders,we have recorded that the name of the petitioner appeared in theNational Register of Citizens even when proceedings against her hadbeen initiated and continued on the basis of reference made by theSP (border), Nalbari. Such insertion of name is against the law,” thecourt said in its October 19 order. Full report on www.toi.in

Detail all ‘undeserving’ inclusions within3 weeks, HC directs Assam NRC chief

Himanta

At least 40 organisations ledby Goalpara unit of the All

Assam Students’ Union (Aasu)and supported by other tradeorganisations decided to call offtheir indefinite strike afterMeghalaya eased entry and exitof tourist vehicles and taxis tothe state. As per the revisedprotocols, tourist taxis have beenallowed to enter Meghalayaprovided the passengers get aCovid test done at the Brynihatentry point. Rokibuz Zaman | TNN

Meghalaya relentsafter stir in Assam

Tripurawoman incustody forthrowingacid on manAgartala: Alocal court inKhowai onTuesday sent a27-year-oldwoman to14-day judicialcustody oncharges ofthrowing acidon herboyfriend afterhe refused tomarry her. The 30-year-oldvictim is statedto be in criticalcondition andhas beenshifted toAgartalaMedicalCollege andHospital.Doctors saidthe victimreceivedinjuries in hisrespiratorytract, nose andeyes in the acidattack. TNN

Delhi To OpenAdditional $1bnLine Of Credit TIMES NEWS NETWORK

New Delhi: India will contin-ue the ongoing talks with Chi-na to peacefully resolve the six-month-long military confron-tation in eastern Ladakh,even as Indian troops are“standing firm” in for-ward areas, defence min-ister Rajnath Singh saidon Wednesday.

In an indication thatde-escalation in thehigh-altitude region may stillbe some distance away, Singhsaid the government woulddo its utmost to ensure thatsoldiers on the frontline —who should not let down theirguard — were provided withall the requisite equipment.

“It is our national respon-sibility to ensure availabilityof best weapons, equipment

and clothing to our troopsbraving extreme weather andhostile forces to defend ourterritorial integrity,” he said,addressing the Army com-manders’ conference here.

Singh said he hadpersonally witnessedthe “high standard ofoperational prepa-redness and capabili-ties” of Indian troopsduring his visits toforward areas, while

paying tributes to the “brave-hearts” of Galwan, Kashmirand the northeast for makingthe ultimate sacrifice.

Turning to the westernborder, the minister compli-mented the Army’s befittingresponse to the ceasefire viola-tions and cross-border terror-ism emanating from Pakistan.

Full report on www.toi.in

Govt will do all to equipfrontline troops: Rajnath

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The Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri is a premier Agricultural University in Maharashtra, was established on 29th March, 1968 to cater to the needs of teaching, research and extension education in agriculture and allied sectors of the Western Maharashtra. The jurisdiction of the University extends to the area comprising the Revenue District of Western Maharashtra comprising ten districts, viz. Ahmednagar, Nashik, Dhule, Jalgaon, Nandurbar, Pune, Solapur, Satara, Sangli, and Kolhapur. The University has its main campus at Rahuri in Ahmednagar district and has its 01 Post Graduate Institute, 09 Constituent Colleges and 63 affiliated colleges. The University offers graduate and postgraduate Courses including doctoral degree programmes and also conducts Diploma Courses through its 09 Constituent and 73 affiliated Agricultural Technology Schools. The University has a good network of 73 Research Stations spread over different agro-climatic zones. The Maharashtra Agricultural Universities (Krishi Vidyapeeths) Act. 1983 provides for a transparent and an objective process for selection of the Vice-Chancellor, designed to select a scholar of eminence with leadership and administrative abilities, who would be able to lead the University as a Centre of Academic & Professional Excellence. The Chancellor and Hon'ble Governor of Maharashtra has formed a three member Search Committee for recommending suitable name for the post ofVice-Chancellor. The Search Committee now invites nominations/applications from eminent academicians who fulfill the qualifications and experience prescribed for the post of Vice-Chancellor as per the State Government orders dated 21.07.2010, 05.07.2011, 06.07.2015, 14.03.2018 and 13.10.2020 and who are willing to take on this prestigious assignment. All the necessary details regarding essential qualifications and experiences, desirable experience and skills and competencies and the format for applying are given on the websites of the Mahatma Phu le Krishi Vidyapeeth: www.mpkv.ac.in and the Maharashtra Council of Agricultural Education & Research : www.mcaer.org The prospective candidates/applicants must provide a detailed chronological Resume in the format available on the University website that reflects their qualification, experience and achievements. Additionally, they should provide a summary description of fulfilling the essential requirements and justifying their competency for the position of Vice-Chancellor in the context of the specific skills and competencies listed herein to facilitate the Search Committee to judge competency/suitability of the candidate. The names/contact details of three distinguished individuals well acquainted with his/her work may also be provided. Institutions may also nominate suitable candidates. The Search Committee has appointed Dr. Narottam Prasad Sahu as the Nodal Officer. Nominations/Applications may be sent in the prescribed format in hard (three copies) as well as soft copies to the Nodal Officer at the under noted address so as to reach on or before 27th November, 2020 Applications received thereafter shall not be entertained. Name :- Dr.Narottam Prasad Sahu Address:- Head of Department, Fish Nutrition Biochemistry and

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E-mail:- nodalmpkv@qmail.com Mob. No.:- (+91) 9869120627 If needed, short-listed candidates would be invited for personal interaction with the Search Committee. Date: 29/10/2020

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NOTICE In continuation of our communication dated 23.10.2020, Notice is hereby given, pursuant lo the provisions of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements} Regulations, 2015, that meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company which was scheduled to be held on 4• November, 2020 to consider and approve Unaudited Financial Results of the Company for the quarter ended 30" September 2020 has been rescheduled. The Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company will now be held on Wednesday, 11" November 2020 at New Delhi, inter-alia, to consider, approve and take on record Unaudited Financial Results of the Company for the quarter ended 3o• september2020. Pursuant to Code for Prevention of Insider Trading in the Securities of PLL (PLL's Code) as well as circular issued by the Stock Exchanges daled 2"' April 2019, it was informed to the Stock Exchanges vide letter dated 22'' June, 2020 that the Trading Window for dealing in securities of PLL would be closed, for all 'Insider' as per PLL's Code, from 1'' October. 2020 till 48 hours after the financial results for lhe quarter ended 30' September, 2020 would become generally available. In view of rescheduled Board Meeting, the Trading Window for trading in PLL's securities which was closed from 1• October, 2020 shall remain closed till 13' November, 2020 (both days inclusive). All Insiders have been advised not to deal with the securilies of PLLduring this period. This inlimation is also avai0ble at lhe website of the Company at www.petronetlng.com and on the website of the Stock Exchanges where the shares of the Company are listed i.e. https://www.bseindia.com and https://www.nseindia.com.

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NORTHERN RAILWAY Open Tender Notice (E-Tender)

ORM/Engineering acting for and on behalf ofThe President of India invites following E-Tenders closing date 27/11/2020 at 15:00 hrs. Bidders will be able to submit their orginal/revised bids upto closing date and time only. Manual offers are not allowed against this tender and any such manual offer received shall be ignored. Contractors are allowed to make payments against this tender towards tender document cost and earnest money only through on line payment modes available on IREPS portal like net banking, debit card, credit card etc. Manual payments through Demand draft, Bankers Cheque, Deposit receipts. FDR etc. are not allowed. 1 NIT. No. 04902020 Dated 27.10.2020 2 Name of Work 1. Upgradation of signaling at Tanda station in the

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working of BCM and manual deep screening DN lineatKm817.25to818.00;0.75 Km, Km 805.132 to 806.15 ;1 .018 Km, Km 818.1 95 to 823.25:5.055Km and upline784.925Km to 785.01 :0.085 Km, Km 775.448 to 775.568:0.12 km. 797.59 to 797.646:0.056Km, Km 813.48 to 813.843:0.363 (Total Km 7.447 Km) in BSB ~ZBD -section under Sr. DEN-111-LKO.

3. Pre & post attention work in connection with working of BCM and manual deep screening Up line at Km 800.47 to 804.25:4.355 Km, in BSB-ZBD-section SL Km 3.19 to 5.468 : 2.278 Km, (Total Km 6.633 Km) in BHB-BHK·section under Sr DEN-111-LKO

3 Approximate Cost 1. t 2,81 ,82,625.9 2. no,63,849.63 3. ~ 26,83,064.69

3 Earnest Money 1 n ,90.90000 2. ~61,300.00 3. ~53,700.00

4 Completion Period For SN 1 Nine months from the date of letter of acceptance.

ForSN2&3 Six months from the date of letter of acceptance.

5 Bidding start date 13.11.2020 6 Tender Closing Date and time 27.11 .2020 at 15.00 hrs. 7 Website www.ireps.gov.in

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