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• RNI No. MAHEN/2007/21778 • POSTAL REGN. NO. NMB/154/2020-22/VASHI MDG POST OFFICE

• VOL. 15 • ISSuE: 40 • THuRSDAy, 17 JuNE 2021

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By Chandrashekhar Hendve

The Urban Devel-opment Minister

Eknath Shinde has di-rected all Municipal Cor-porations in the MMR

area to prepare a cluster plan to find permanent solution to the problem of dangerous buildings in the MMR area. A spe-cial meeting was held

recently to discuss the issue and speed up the rehabilitation of danger-ous buildings.

Create cluster plan to find permanent solution to dilapidated

buildings: Eknath Shinde

Vashi RTO to conduct online auction of autorickshaws

A team from the Vashi Sub-Regional Of-fice has seized some rickshaws. The auction will be held on June 18 at 11 am online at Sub-Regional Office, Vashi, said Sub-Regional Transport Officer He-mangini Patil.

Application process for Maharashtra Common

Entrance Test gets underway

The online applica-tion process for the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT CET 2021). which serves as a qualifying exam for admission to all profes-sional Under Graduate (UG) courses in Engi-neering / Technology, Pharmacology, Agricul-tural etc. in colleges across the state for the academic year 2021-22 has commenced...

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Retired cop in Airoli shoots at his two sons, one dies

Vijay Patil, 35, the eldest son of Bhagwan Patil, a retired police constable living in Ai-roli, died on Monday evening after his father opened fire on his two children in a dispute over car insurance. His youngest son, Sujay Patil, narrowly escaped the shooting. After the incident, Rabale police arrested Bhagwan Pa-til late last night on the charge of murder..

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NMMC sends notice to societies to clear water accumulation

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By Siddhesh Waykar

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corpo-

ration (NMMC) has issued notices to all the societies in its jurisdic-tion to clear stagnant water and eliminate the spread of mosqui-toes. The NMMC has requested the society office bearers to look into the matter and take

quick action against the accumulation of water in their respective areas.

It has been observed that in many parts of the city, there are increasing cases of den-gue and malaria amid Covid 19 situation. Many societies have drums, plastic sheds, waste tyres and tanks

without caps, which leads to the accumula-tion of water. These become the breeding areas for mosquitoes and leads to the spread of monsoon ailments.

“If the society fails to maintain hygiene in its premises and sur-rounding areas, strict action will be taken against them”, reads the

notice from NMMC’s Health Department.

“We have received the notice today. Every year, we inspect our society during the rainy season and clear out if anything is leading to water accumulation”, said Anil Jadhav, Com-mittee member, B-2 Type Owners Associa-tion.

Municipal corporations have been instructed to set up transit camps for people living in dangerous buildings

By Abhitash d.Singh

The row over nam-ing the

Navi Mum-bai Interna-tional Air-port (NMIA) has failed to cease. Driv-ing on the success of human chain protest on June 10 to name the NMIA after D B Patil, the leaders from vari-ous political parties are now gearing up for a

bigger agitation in front of the office of the City

and Industrial Develop-ment Corporation (CI-DCO) on 24th June. In

the meeting held by the local leaders of Panvel

on Tuesday 15th June, it was decided that a bigger agitation will be staged in which around one lakh people will participate to put pressure on the state government to name the g r e e n f i e l d

Navi Mumbai airport

Row over NMIA naming continues

Leaders from various political parties, citizens are gearing up for another agitation on 24th June

in front of CIDCO office

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PUBLIC NOTICENotice is hereby given on behalf of my client viz. MR.OMPRAKASH RAMAVTAR SINGH, Having Address at A-404 Green Park CHS, Sector-3, Ghansoli (West), Navi Mumbai 400701, that he is the lawful owner of Flat bearing No. 101, 1st floor, Plot No. D-5, Sa-gar Apartments in Sector-9, Airoli, Navi Mumbai. And my client has lost the following original documents in respect of above said Flat, more particularly described hereinafter.

SCHEDULE OF THE PROPERTY Flat bearing No.101, 1st floor, Plot. No. D-5, Sagar Apartments in Sector-9, situated at Airoli, Navi Mumbai, Tal. & Dist. Thane.

LIST OF ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS LOST BY MY CLIENT a) Agreement For Sale between M/S. YASH CONSTUCTION

And MR. RAM SAHAY B. SINGH. Dt. 22/11/2006. Along with Registration Receipt.

b) Sale Certificate Registered between VAISHYA SAHAKARI BANK LTD, MUMBAI In Favour Of MRS. NIRMALA VILAS MHATRE, Dt.29/3/2017. Along with Registration Receipt.

Hence all those concerned or who have any information about The documents or having claim, charge or lien upon the property more particularly described in the schedule are hereby invited to put their claims objections in writing at the office of the under-signed during the working hours from 11.30 am to 2 pm & from 5 pm to 7.30 pm between Monday to Saturday within 15 days of publication of hereof. Sd/- Advocate S. R. Narula Add.B-3/7/0:3, Sector-2, Xerox Lane, Vashi,Date: 17-06-2021 Navi Mumbai. Tel. No.9819333603.

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) is

cracking down on en-croachments and unauthor-ized constructions in the municipal area. The Airoli Divisional Office under Section 54 of the Maha-rashtra Regional Planning and Town Planning Act, 1966 sent notices to the builders ordering them to demolish unuathorised constructions made by them. When the builders failed to take notice, the Airoli department con-ducted a crackdown and removed the unauthorized construction. The operation was carried out by

the officers and employees of Ko-parkhairane division along with

six labourers, one gas cutter, two electric hammers and police from the encroachment department.

“Such action against en-croachment will be intensified

in future,” said an official from the Airoli divisional office of NMMC.

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All the Municipal Commissioners in the MMR area said that the delay in the redevelop-ment of dangerous build-ings were due to the de-lay in the legal process and due to disputes be-tween the landlords and the tenants. On this, he directed every corpora-tion in the MMR area to consider implementing cluster scheme within its

areas. He also directed to suggest measures for the redevelopment of build-ings that cannot be in-cluded in the cluster plan.

“As there is a prob-lem of unsafe building in every rainy season, tran-sit camps should be set up in every municipal area for the temporary shelter of the citizens living in such buildings, for which funds should be provided,” added Shinde.

He also instructed to

seek help of NDRF if a dangerous building col-lapses. Thane Municipal Corporation has formed a TDRF team, which had done a remarkable work during the Ulhasnagar and the Mahad building accident.

“Every corporation should form such a team so that immediate help can be provided in case of such an accident and the lives of people can be saved by immediately starting the relief work

without wasting time,” said Shinde.

It may be recalled that the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has recently declared a total of four hundred seventy five buildings as dangerous under section 265 of the Maharashtra Municipal Corporation Act after conducting a ward-wise survey. Of these, sixty five structures fall un-der the C-1 category or high-risk.


Recognizing the need to maintain balance

in the environment, the students of Dronagiri High School Karanja SSC Batch 1989 as well as Su-jan Nagarik from Karanja village conducted a tree plantation and conserva-tion drive.

Paresh Mhatre, Devi-das Thali, Advocate Rama-kant Patil said that many such initiatives will be im-plemented from now on.

Mangesh Thali, Sar-panch of Group Gram Panchayat Chanje, Govind Thali, President of Karanja Gramstha Mandal, Dinesh Mhatre, Chair-man of Chanje Zameen Bachao Sangharsh Samiti, Geeta Bhagat, Dronagiri English Medium Chair-

man, Geeta Bhagat, Kamini, Ran-jana, Bhavani Koli, Naresh, Ga-janan, Kiran Koli, Somnath, Anil, Shashank, Amol Mhatre Former President of Telipada Gramasth Mandal Amol Mhatre, Paresh Mhatre (MCIT), Devidas Thali

General Secretary Uran Taluka Congress Committee, Writer and Poet Prashant Panchal as well as all alumni of Dronagiri High School Marathi Medium 1989 batch were present during the plantation drive.

Tree plantation drive held at Karanje, Uran


The new academic year usually starts after June 15th. Teachers from different parts of the city

reach their schools through public transportation. As currently, only essential service providers are allowed to commute by local trains, it will become difficult for the teachers to commute, especially with the onset of monsoon. Hence, the Konkan Division president of Rajya Shikshak Sena Dnyaneshwar Mhatre has demanded the state to allow teaching staff to travel via trains. Since a new academic year will be starting, there will be many paper work that needs to be completed which will need the teacher to visit the schools often. Traveling by train makes it easier. It also saves time and money. Rajya Shikshak Sena expects positive response from the state.

Railway facilities for teachers and staff demanded

Konkan Division President of Rajya Shikshak Sena writes letter to CM and Education Minister with the request

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The implementation of Navi Mumbai

Airport Influenced No-tified Area (NAINA) project to be developed over 371 sq km land sur-rounding Navi Mumbai International Airport, is being done at fast pace. Among the eleven town planning schemes pro-posed under this project, plan 1-3 are being imple-mented at various levels. The City and Industrial Development Corpora-tion (CIDCO) has ap-pealed the land owners under plan no. 4-11 to submit their consent letters at the earliest for prioritizing the development.

"CIDCO aims for fast and transpar-ent development of NAINA town devel-opment plans. This project will prove to be unique in town development sector, along with the participa-tion and cooperation of land owners," said Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee, Vice Chairman and MD, CI-DCO.

To prevent the hap-hazard development in the surrounding areas of Navi Mumbai Interna-tional Airport, CIDCO has proposed to develop NAINA over 371 sq km area covering 175 vil-lages of Raigad. CIDCO will be developing this environment friend-ly, modern and well

planned equipped with residential, commercial, educational, etc. facili-ties. CIDCO will act as a facilitator for this project.

Since pre-freedom period, Maharashtra has been in forefront in the development of cities through town develop-ment plans. Thus, for faster and more effec-tive implementation, the state government has decided to implement NAINA project through the existing town devel-opment plans under the

Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966 and further instructed CIDCO to prepare developmental plans for the project. The main feature of town development plans under NAINA project is that it will be developed through participatory basis than land acquisi-tion. The land owners under this scheme will contribute equal lands. Land owners coming under town planning scheme will get 40% developed plot from

their original land and the carpet area will be the same as the original land. Thus, land own-ers will gain complete return on their lands. CI-DCO will develop roads, playground, schools, gardens, growth centres, etc. facilities over the re-maining 60% land. Land owners will surely get 40% of their land, even if the land is affected by any reservation.

The development of 23 villages mentioned in the layout of the ap-proved Interim Devel-

opment Plan will be done through 11 Town Planning Schemes (TPS). Among them, TPS 1 to 3 are approved and are being im-plemented at vari-ous levels. The state government has ap-proved TPS 1 at pre-

liminary stage. CIDCO has appealed the land owners to submit con-sent letters at the earli-est, to undertake the im-plementation of TPS no. 4 to 11 at priority con-sidering the demand of land owners and further to fast track the infra-structural development. This step will also ben-efit the land owners as they will able to under-take development works on the land allotted to them and gain positive demand for those land at the earliest.

With an aim to speed up vacci-

nation drive, the Navi Mumbai Municipal Cor-poration (NMMC) has decided to start twenty two new vaccination centers from June 16. Vaccinations will be ad-ministered free of cost at these centres.

“At present NMMC has thirty four vaccina-tion centres in opera-tion. Twenty two new vaccination centers are being set up to make it easier for the citizens to get vaccinated near their homes. There is a plan to increase more centres in future as per the requirement,” said NMMC Commissioner, Abhijit Bangar.

By Crime Reporter

Vijay Patil, 35, the eldest son of Bhag-

wan Patil, a retired po-lice constable living in Airoli, died on Monday evening after his father opened fire on his two children in a dispute over car insurance. His youngest son, Sujay Pa-til, narrowly escaped the shooting. After the inci-dent, Rabale police ar-rested Bhagwan Patil late last night on the charge of murder. The court on Tuesday afternoon, re-manded him in police custody until June 17.

The accused, is a retired Assistant Sub-Inspector of Police and resides in Airoli with his differently abled child. His eldest son Vijay Pa-til lives in Vasai while his second son, Sujay lives in Sector 20, Ai-roli. Vijay had received a call from the company on Monday morning re-garding the insurance of the Ertiga car owned by Bhagwan Patil. Vi-jay called his father and asked about it. But was insulted by Bhagwan Pa-

til. Vijay then went to his father's house in Airoli at 6.30 pm. He was accom-panied by his younger brother Sujay.

Vijay and Sujay got into an argument with their father again for the same reason. After that, while Vijay and Sujay were standing in the doorway talking to their mother, Bhagwan Patil opened fired at Vijay and Sujay with his revolver.

Vijay was shot in the stomach and shoulder, while Sujay sustained minor injury. Both were rushed to the nearby In-

dravati Hospital. Vijay died at around 10 pm while undergoing treat-ment there. After the incident, Rabale police arrested Bhagwan Pa-til late last night on the charge of murder. They also confiscated his re-volver.

CIDCO appeals land owners to submit consent letters for NAINA project

NMMC to start 22 new vaccination centres from June 16

Retired cop in Airoli shoots at his two sons, one dies

The planning authority aims to fast track NAINA town planning project

S.no. name of Vaccination Center 1 NMMC School No. 24 Hanuman Nagar 2 NMMC School No. 30 Koparigaon 3 NMMC School No. 41 Advali Bhutavali 4 NMMC School No. 36 Koparkhairanegaon 5 NMMC School No. 1 Belapur village CBD 6 NMMC School No. 2 Diwalegaon, CBD 7 NMMC School No. 6 Karavegaon 8 NMMC School No. 16 Shivajinagar Nerul 1 9 NMMC School No. 10 Nerul 2 10 NMMC School No. 12 Sarsole, Kukshet 11 NMMC School No. 15 Shirvanegaon, Shirvane 12 NMMC School No. 29 Juhugaon 13 NMMC School No. 27 Washigaon 14 NMMC School No. 74 Sec. 2, Koparkhairane, Mahape 15 NMMC School No. 42 Chinchaali, Ghansoli 16 NMMC School No. 46 Gothivali, Nosilnaka 17 NMMC School No. 91 Sector 7 Rabada 18 NMMC School No. 55/104 Katkaripada 19 NMMC School No. 49 Airoligaon 20 NMMC School No. 53 Chinchpada 21 NMMC School No. 52 Digha 22 NMMC School No. 56 Ilthanpada

Bhagwan Patil, the accused in this case, had been arguing with his children

many times even before allegedly due to his eccentric nature. Hence, his sons lived away. Earlier, an NC case was registered against him at Rabale police station for threaten-ing to kill his children. At that time also, the police had confiscated his revolver. It was returned to him few days later, informed Shivraj Patil, Deputy Commissioner of Po-lice, Circle-2.


The Bahujan Mukti Party (BMP) has staged a one-time agitation

against rising inflation in thirty six dis-tricts and several talukas of Maharash-tra. Snehal Gaikwad (District President Navi Mumbai Bahujan Mukti Party Women's Front), Vinod Ingle (District President Navi Mumbai Bahujan Muk-ti Party Youth), Sujata Tai Awhad (Na-tional Mulniwasi Mahila Sangh NMU)Alka Melinmani, Swapnil Lanjekar

(Vidyarthi Morcha NMU) Harvinder Singh Khalsa (Rashtriya Christian Morcha Maharashtra President) Sanjay Mali (RMBKS), Prashant Gaikwad, Suman Ambhore, Dhammapal Ingole, Datta Gaikwad, Sangita Dhasade, Vai-janta Kokate, Kavita Gaikwad, Sunan-da Mali, Vidya Gaikwad, Babasaheb Bhavre, Reshma Sonawane, Balika Gaikwad, Bhagyashree Sonkamble and activists were present during the agitation.

Bhaujan Mukti Party stages agitation against inflation in Maharashtra


Did you know that 60–90% of school-

children and nearly 100% adults have tooth decay globally? Ac-cording to the Global Burden of Disease, untreated dental car-ies (tooth decay) is the most common health condition affecting al-most 45-50% of the total world population. So be smart, don’t de-lay that decay!What is dental caries?

Commonly known as tooth decay or cavity, dental caries is caused due to breakdown of the enamel surface leading to formation of holes in the teeth.

How do I know if I have dental caries?

Initial decay may present as a black dis-colouration on the tooth. As the hole be-comes bigger, it causes

food lodgement be-tween teeth. Ignoring it can spread the decay further infecting the nerves within. This causes pain and sensi-tivity to sweet, hot and cold food or beverages. The pain may become continuous, radiate to the ear and head and can also increase on biting or lying down. Extreme cases can progress to swelling on the face due to pus and infection which spreads to the gums and bones warranting removal of the tooth.

Children’s milk teeth are extremely sus-ceptible to decay. But why bother if they will get permanent teeth eventually? Decay in milk teeth can also spread decay to your child’s permanent teeth. If milk teeth are lost prematurely they can affect the positioning of permanent teeth. Decay in milk teeth appears as white spots at the gum line on the upper front teeth. They may be dif-ficult to spot and hence should be examined for

very carefully.What Causes dental

caries?• Improper brushing

habits.• Malpositioned teeth

which make brush-

ing difficult.• Tartar which allows

bacteria to multiply and attack the sur-face.

• Acid attack due to aerated drinks, ar-tificial sweeteners, preservatives in bot-tled juices.

• Dry mouth allowing bacteria to grow on the tooth surface.

What are my treat-ment options?

• SEALANTS: Initial decay and stains can

be sealed off using sealant materials to prevent further de-cay.

• FILLING: Filling (restoration) is a process wherein the

decayed part of the tooth is removed and replaced with a material which usually resembles the colour of the tooth.• ROOT CA-NAL TREAT-MENT: When the decay reaches the

nerves within the tooth, a root canal treatment is needed. It involves removal of the infected nerve within the tooth, cleaning of the ca-nals and filling them with permanent fill-ing material and covering the tooth with a crown.

• E X T R A C T I O N : If the tooth is very badly decayed, it will have to be re-moved and then re-

placed with options such as a dental im-plant or a bridge.

How do I prevent dental caries?

• RINSE: Rinsing af-ter every meal.

• BRUSHING: Twice daily brushing.

• TOOTHPASTE: Fluoridated tooth-pastes strengthen the tooth surface.

• VISIT TO THE DENTIST: Initial decay may remain unnoticed until it spreads deeper and causes pain. Hence, a dental visit ev-ery 6 months can help keep a check on your teeth and gums. Patients with dry mouth should approach the dentist for solutions.

• DIET: Avoid sticky and sweet food items, canned juices and soda. Fibre rich fruits and vegeta-bles, sugar-free gum can be a better sub-stitute to food crav-ings.

• CHILD ORAL CARE: Baby teeth should be wiped

with a clean moist muslin cloth so avoid any remnants of milk on the sur-faces. This should be done especially if your baby falls asleep while feed-ing. Children older than 1.5 -2 years should be taught to brush their teeth with a small kids toothbrush with a fluoridated tooth-paste meant for chil-dren until the age of 6-7 years. Avoid sipper bottles for long periods. Drink-ing fresh fruit juices along with meals is a good practice. You cannot ban but limit sugars and sweets making sure they rinse every time. Lastly, young chil-dren prone to decay should visit the den-tist for professional application of fluo-rides.Let that smile shine

white and bright!Contact: [email protected] Courtesy:

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Tooth Be Told: Don’t Delay that Decay!

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By Ryhea george

As the dusk sets in, Khandesh-war Railway station gets

plunged in darkness. The street lights outside the railway sta-tion have become non-functional after the few spells of shower. Khandeshwar Railway station is located away from the residential areas and the commuters have to walk to a distance to find buses and auto rickshaws. In such a sce-nario, it is highly risky to walk in the evening, say the commuters.

A resident of Khandeshwar, Siddhi Soni said, “Not having proper street light facilities can be risky considering the whole area is like an open ground and there are no other establishments around the area. People feel un-

safe as the street lights are not functioning properly. These street lights need to be checked upon

regularly because they can cause trouble for the daily commuters in the area. The CIDCO officials and the Panvel City Municipal Corpo-ration should rectify the issue as

soon as possible”.Another resident A N Krish-

nan said, “My daughter is a nurse and works in south Bombay. I usually prefer to pick her up once she is back at Khandeshwar sta-tion. It makes me feel anxious if the street lights are not working as it can be risky for any woman or in fact any person walking from there. We are not aware if any miscreant might take advantage of not having street lights in the area. As a parent and as a respon-sible resident, I believe the civic body should work on repairing these lights specially during the monsoon as potholes and dug up road can be present anywhere and residents might trip over them due to less visibility in the area.”

Khandeshwar railway station remains plunged in darkness

Street lights outside the station have become non-functional; Commuters demand immediate action from the authorities PUBLIC NOTICE

The public in general is hereby informed that MRS. ALOKA SEN resident at Flat No. 1501 on 15th Floor , “C” wing, Casa Lagoona, Palava City at Village – Khoni, Dombivali (E),Tal – Kalyan, Dist– Thane – 421204, is negotiating to sell to my client Flat No. 1501 on 15th Floor , “C” wing, admeasuring about 734 Sq.Ft Carpet Area (81.85 Sq. Ft. built up area along with one stilt Car Parking) now known as “CASA LAGOONA A to F Co-Op. Housing Society Limited” in “CASA LAGOONA” project, Palava City at Village – Khoni, Dombivali (E),Tal – Kalyan, Dist – Thane – 421 204 standing on landed property bearing Survey No. 91/2B/ 150 / 4A + 4B, 150/5, 154 Village – Khoni, Dombivali (East), Tal – Kalyan, Dist – Kalyan, Dist – Thane, MRS. ALOKA SEN claims that she is the present owner of the said property.Any person having any rights, title, claim or interest in the said property, by way of sale, inheritance, possession, succession, mortgage, lien, gift or otherwise howsoever in respect of the same, shall intimate the objection in writing to the undersigned with supporting documents thereof within 15 days from the date of publication of this notice or else any such claims by anyone shall not be considered and shall be deemed to have been waived and/or abandoned. And, my client shall proceed to conclude the negotiations and no claims shall be entertained thereafter. Sd/- RATNESH K. MISHRA (ADVOCATE) Office No. 10, Plot No. 64, Aabhirup C.H.S. Sec.2/A, Koparkhairane, NaviMumbai-400709 Mob.: 9819064533 E-mail: [email protected]

I have changed my name from SANA RAHUL KOHLI to SANA VERMA as per documents.

CHAngE Of nAME


David Allen, an American pro-

ductivity consultant rightly said: “Just like a computer, your brain has a search function — but it’s even more phenomenal than a computer’s. It seems to be programmed by what we focus on and, more primarily, what we identify with. It’s the seat of what many people have referred to as the paradigms we maintain.”

If someone is con-stantly thinking nega-tive thoughts, it is be-cause a program inside us ( RAS ) is trained / filtered to negative piece of data that proves that people are bad and we are doomed.

If someone is opti-mistic and more posi-tive, it’s because your program is more solu-tions focused instead of problems, good news instead of bad so on and so forth.

Our program is trained over a period of time and experiences

consciously or uncon-sciously to filter certain information in certain ways. It simply filters reality according to your parameters. This is Reticular Activating System (RAS)

Role of RAS strengthens our belief system. Two people exactly experiencing the same situation see it (experience) it dif-ferently and so react or respond to it the way they perceive it. It's miraculous. This means we have control over programming our program in RAS.

Well, something else is happening now a days / month and for over a year now because of covid and lock-down, news and facts relating to pro-gramming RAS in a strong way.

It is possible to take control with deliberate efforts. Priming yes priming ourselves to relax and remain on the positive side of things.

Priming is the easi-est way to keep oneself positive and alter RAS and even re-program if. But it is not voodoo science and cannot be done overnight. Prim-ing must be done us-ing all senses, pictures, sounds, smell and

touch. All elements can be used to create strong priming signals to train and program RAS for success and relaxed life. We teach priming and such life-long skills at Zoetic-Sutra to help you learn and more importantly unlearn thinking pat-terns and prepare you for success. We use verified methods for impactful results.

What you wish to program your RAS to do, present effec-tively, build leader-ship, wealth, ace an interview, have great relationships, reduce weight or anything else.

You can do it and this skill will last all your life. It's not a trick or a trick. It is key to building habits for life and also letting go of unhealthy patterns of thinking and behaviour. There are no short-cuts to this work but once done it requires mini-mum maintenance.

For feedback and suggestions on topic of article reach at +91 8451910099 or [email protected]

The writer is an Emotional intelligence Coach at ZoeticSutra

and Ex. Head of Organization development

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On the occasion of MNS president Raj Thackeray's

birthday, under the guidance of MNS Raigad district president Atul Bhagat, trees were plant-ed in Bamandongri lake area.

Rahul Patil (President of Ulwe City), Aniket Thakur General Secretary of Ulwe City, Manoj Koli Secretary - Ulwe City, Chirag Koli Branch President - Kombadbhuje), Su-nil Koli Deputy Branch Presi-dent Ganeshpuri, Ankit Naik, Mayur Mhatre, Pratik Shama, Vishal Patil were present during the plantation drive.

MNS conducts tree plantation drive at Ulwe

By Siddhesh Waykar

Navi Mumbai may experience heavy

rainfall in next two days. The Indian Metrological Department (IMD) has warned that the rainfall is likely to follow the ascending pattern from light to moderate on Wednesday and it will intensify on 17th & 18th June, 2021.

“There is a possibil-ity of intense spells of rain, mainly towards the island city, in areas like Colaba, CSMT, Worli and adjoining parts for two-three hours”, tweet-ed KS Hosalikar, Scien-

tist, IMD. The satellite city

was already hit with heavy rainfall last week. Many areas faced water logging issues as well. Many parts of Mumbai, Navi Mumbai & Thane recorded a light rainfall on Tuesday morning.

“We have our emer-gency team ready to tackle any type of situa-tion during heavy rains. We will continue with the same for the next four months”, said one of the officials from Navi Mumbai Municipal Cor-poration (NMMC).

“The trains will be

halted if the tracks are again filled with water due to heavy rainfall”, said Rassam Chan-drashekar, Head TC at Central Railways.

NMMC has also urged people to stay safe and avoid outing for the next two days. “Staying at home is the best thing one can do”, said an of-ficial from NMMC. Sev-eral parts of Mumbai, Thane & Navi Mumbai are already witnessing moderate rainfall along with lightning since Monday and it may continue for the entire week.

Heavy rains to hit Navi Mumbai on 17th and 18th June: IMD

Market yesterday was range bound and at

later period went down and got support exactly at 35000- in Bank Nifty and Nifty at 16700. Market is tired and now wants to go down but technical charts are telling market has still to go up. This is creating confusion as ground level says something else. In-dustrial growth is down, everything is in a mess. All markets are closed but only share market is making all time high which does not agree with ground reality.

Nifty future: Yesterday it had closed near the low of the day at 15776 which shows weakness. But today is expiry so volatility will be there. So, always try to book the profit the way it comes. Tomorrow there is a possibility of a gap down and if it opens below 15805 then it

will go down to touch 15734 and 15660. If it crosses 15826 then it can go upto 15909. So wait and just see the fight between technical and fundamental.

Bank Nifty future: Yes-terday it tried to cross 35500 but again failed for second

time and fell down to 35000, which clearly shows weakness in the mar-ket. Today if it crosses 35185 then it can move upto yesterday’s high of 35450. However, today is the expiry for Nifty and Bank Nifty. Volatility will be there and if it breaks 35000 then 34200-34300 is on the cards. Market has now come into the nega-tive zone so please watch. Don't go out for shopping shares in this high-ly heated market.

The writer is a freelancer and CA and can be contacted on 9892947443.

FINANCIAL BUzz: MARKET NOw SAYS: I wANT TO GO DOwN

BUT TECHNICAL CHARTS SAY NO

CA. deepak Vekaria

It may be noted that the views expressed are that of the writer only.


A meeting has been planned on June 18th 2021 at 11 am at VK High

School in Panvel by Maratha Kranti Morcha regarding the planning for si-lent agitation.

Maratha Kranti Morcha Maha-rashtra has started the agitation from

Kolhapur on 16th June. The morcha will reach Nashik, Sambhajinagar, Amravati and Raigad on 18th June. This will happen in the first phase of the agitation. Vinod Sadashiv Sable, Sunil Patil, Ganesh Kadu, Rajesh Lad, Shankar Pawar, Pradip Deshmukh will be participating in the agitation.

Maratha Kranti Morcha to hold meeting on 18th June at Panvel


EditorialiSSuE: 40 17 JunE, 2021

Over the last few weeks, there has been a stupendous increase

in the crime graph, especially in the petty crime. Cases of daylight rob-bery, chain snatching etc. are on the rise. This has instilled a sense of in-security amongst the residents. The non-chalant attitude of the many police officials, non-friendly image of the police department and the difficult legal procedures have only helped in eroding the image further.

This is an era of specialization. Considering the competitiveness that one has to face, success in any field, to a great extent, depends on specialization. This adage applies to the police department as well. The present day working in the po-lice department makes it impera-tive for the officials to carry out a wide range of duties, which in turn adversely affects their performance as prime security providing agency. The police today have no defined duties, which varies from penalizing offenders of Covid 19 rules, nab-bing criminals to providing security to the VVIPs to making bandobast for dharnas & community celebra-tions, to managing traffic, mediating in disputes, providing security cover to the politicians during elections and election rallies and what not. It is because of this multi faceted duty requirement that the performance of police in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai is lack luster and they fail to perform their prime duty that of providing security to the residents, which is what they are actually created for. Limited force equipped with arms of the stone- age era with unlimited working hours is finding itself at the receiving end especially when the nature of crime is getting sophisti-cated and complex. As is said power corrupts person, the same is true to great extent for the police force also, which wields legitimate and some times even illegitimate pow-ers. Lack of commitment and weak morale are visible in the police force today leading to disgust in the soci-

ety and police as a profession carries a very poor image.

The police alone cannot be blamed for this sorry state of affairs. Huge interferences from the politi-cians who treat the police depart-ment as personal employees, has also contributed towards its poor performances. Transfers and post-ings make lot of news these days where merits rarely count. This has put a big question mark on the work-ing of the police department and there is an eminent need for revamp-ing the whole system especially in view of the recent scam.

The police department needs to go in for specialized forces for different works like for example crime branch, VVIPs security, traf-fic department etc. It is heartening to note that recently efforts have been made to modernize the department, but the forces should be imparted specialized training in dealing with particular kind of crimes especially in view of new types of crimes like financial and cyber crimes. A sig-nificant amount of autonomy needs to be given to the police department and there has to be a minimum in-terference from the politicians. In this revamping process not only the police department needs to be overhauled but the public in general also needs to be counseled. The il-legal migrants from neighbouring countries, the slum dwellers, many of the road side beggars and urchins are also potential criminals and they need to be discouraged as preven-tion of crime is better than convic-tion of criminals after crime is com-mitted. The working conditions in the police department need to be im-proved and the police force should be augmented and equipped with latest arms, means of communica-tion & transportation. They should also have better inter connection and exchange of information with other security agencies in order to enhance their performance and also to improve their sagging morale.

ZOOmING CRImE GRAPH - CAuSE fOR CONCERN

By Ashok dhamija

The online applica-tion process for the

Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT CET 2021). which serves as a qualifying exam for admission to all professional Under Graduate (UG) courses in Engineering / Tech-nology, Pharmacology, Agricultural etc. in colleges across the state for the academic year 2021-22 has com-menced.

To be con-ducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra for eligible can-didates i.e. should have passed or appeared for HSC (12th or Equiva-lent Examination) in online CBT (Computer Based Test) mode, the registration for the same will be opened till 7th July, 2021. Interested candidates can apply for the entrance exam by visiting the official

website www..mahacet.org

The application fee for general category candidates, will be Rs. 800 and for candidates from reserved catego-ries, it will be Rs. 600. Additional late fee of Rs. 500/- will however be applicable for all categories till 15th July,

2021.As may be recalled

MHT CET will consist of three question papers (Paper 1 (Mathemat-ics), Paper 2 (Physics, Chemistry) and Paper 3 (Biology)) of Mul-tiple Choice Question (MCQ). Each paper will carry a equal weightage of 100 marks and has

to be completed in 90 minutes. The same will be based on Syllabus of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Second-ary Education. With approximately 20% weightage given to Std. XI curriculum and 80% weightage for Std. XII curriculum. The same

will be conducted in two phases- the first phase will be for Physics, Chemistry and Bi-ology (PCB) and the second phase will be in Physics, Chemistry and Math's (PCM) with no negative marking.

However, the dif-ficulty level will be at par with the JEE (Main) for Mathematics, Phys-ics, Chemistry and the difficulty level for Biol-ogy will be at par with NEET

The candidate will have a choice of appear-ing in any either PCB or PCM or both.

Application process for Maharashtra Common Entrance Test gets underway

By Crime Reporter

A team from the Food and Drug Adminis-

tration (FDA) on Mon-day raided two houses in Shivaji Nagar village in Ulwe Sector-10 and seized stocks of banned gutkha and tobacco products worth Rs nine-teen lakh. The police has arrested one in this con-nection.

The Food and Drug Administration's vigi-lance department had re-ceived information that a large stock of banned gutkha and tobacco products was hidden in two houses in Shivaji Nagar village in Ulwe Sector-10. Based on this information, Samadhan Pawar, Joint Commis-sioner (Vigilance) of Raigad Division of

Food and Drug Admin-istration, Vishe, Food Security Officer of Vigi-lance and Intelligence Headquarters, Vishal, Mahale, Ghosalwad, Women Officer Yeola, and Food Security Of-ficer Sachin Adhav and his team visited Ulwe Shivaji Nagar on Mon-day. Both houses of the suspects were raided. A team from the Food and Drug Administra-tion (FDA) broke the locks of both the houses and inspected both the houses.

During the inspec-tion, eight large bags of aromatic tobacco worth Rs. Nine lakh seventy three thousand, seventy four boxes of Rajni-gandha Paan Masala worth Rs. one lakh forty

three thousand, forty seven sacks of Sanjog Paan Masala and thirty two bags of Vimal Pan Masala worth Rs. three lakh sixteen thousand, ten bags of S-4 Zarda worth Rs. Seventeen thousand, as well as elev-en bags of XL-01 Jaf-frani Zarda were found.

Production, storage, distribution, sale and transportation of aro-matic tobacco, aromatic betel nut, gutkha, paan masala etc. have been banned in Maharashtra. The Food and Drug Ad-ministration (FDA) has registered a case against Akash Chaurasia and Raju Swamy at the Nha-va Sheva police station for stockpiling gutkha, paan masala and tobac-co products.

Stocks of Gutkha and tobacco products worth Rs 19 lakh seized from Ulwe area

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By Ashok dhamija

The Indian 15-mem-ber squad led by for

the upcoming World Test Championship (WTC) final against New Zea-land later this week has been announced by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) late on Tuesday eve-ning.

A blend of youth and experience the same will include Test regulars of the likes Rohit Sharma, Cheteshwar Pujara, Vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane and off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, pacers Ishant Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah, Mo-hammad Shami, Umesh Yadav among others with the wicket expected to afford pace, bounce and carry . All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, who missed out on the home series against England due to an injury, too has also been picked.

Young Shubman Gill has been picked as the opening partner of

Rohit, following the ab-sence of Mayank Agar-wal and KL Rahul who didn't make the cut.

Hanuma Vihari who played a key role in the drawn Sydney Test in Australia and is playing county cricket for War-wickshire in England

has also been selected for the Indian squad. Rishabh Pant along with Wriddhiman Saha too have been shortlisted as wicketkeepers Mo-hammed Siraj has been selected ahead of Mum-bai's all-rounder Shradul

Thakur as part of the five men fast bowling attack for the lone Test slated to commence on Friday at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton.

India squad: Vi-rat Kohli (C), Ajinkya Rahane (VC), Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill,

Cheteshwar Pujara, Ha-numa Vihari, Rishabh Pant, Wriddhiman Saha, Ravichandran Ashwin. Ravindra Jadeja. Jasprit Bumrah, Ishant Sharma, Mohammad Shami, Umesh Yadav, Moham-mad Siraj.

By Abhitash d.Singh

The state government of Maharashtra,

which has recently eased the lockdown restrictions due to the significant decline in Covid-19 cases over the last few weeks, has warned and hinted that lockdown can be imposed again in the state if people flout the Covid-19 norms.

The state disaster management minis-ter Vijay Vaddetiwar said, "Even though the restrictions has been eased from June 7, 2021 in various parts of Maharashtra, it is important to exercise caution as carelessness from our side can result in the infection spread-ing again. Keeping the same in mind, cities have been categorised under five levels, based on which the unlock plan has been an-

nounced. The officials are also taking steps to ensure people do not flout Covid 19 norms as it could worsen the situ-ation. The government will be forced to impose strict restrictions again in districts that have high positivity rate. The decision regarding the same is likely to be taken in the next eight days."

According to the data shared by the of-ficials on June 13, the patient recovery rate was low and the number of new patients was high once again, and if this continues, the trend could worsen in a week. Officials are keeping a close check on the cases for the next eight days and understand the changes in this situa-tion.

Currently the number of patients in some districts has been

increasing slowly and hence the movement has been allowed with certain permissions. However, the minister confirmed that if the patient count continues to rise, a number of new restrictions will have to be imposed once again after reviewing the overall situation and that the next step will be analysed in a week's time.

As of now, the districts and major metros of the state are categorized differently based on several fac-tors. Many districts with coronavirus positivity rate of up to 5 per cent have been given several restrictions and activi-ties have resumed in these regions. However, within days of permit-ting the same, the count has seen a rise and the concerns have risen again.

BCCI announces 15-member Indian squad for the wTC final against New zealand

Government hints at strict restrictions again in MaharashtraDrastic steps are the only option if people flout Covid-19 norms

Indian skipper Virat Kohli who notched up two centuries and five fifties, while scoring 877 runs in 14 games in the world Test Championships will lead the 15-member Indian squad for the wTC final against New zealand

COnTinuEd fROM pAgE...1

ROW OVER nMiA nAMing COnTinuES..

after their leader, D.B. Patil. The next date of agitation will be de-clared if CIDCO fails to pay heed to the demands of the local leaders.

On 15th June, a meeting various leaders and citizens of Raigad and Navi Mumbai areas supporting the naming of NMIA after D B Patil, was held at Agri Samaj Hall. It was attended by Dashrath Patil, Presi-dent of Navi Mumbai International Airport All Party Action Com-mittee (APAC), Ram-seth Thakur, Sanjeev Naik, Prashant Thakur, Mahesh Baladi, Bhush-an Patil, Arunsheth Bhagat, Suresh Tokare, J.D.Tandel, Deepak Mhatre, Deepak Patil, Rupesh Dhumal, Ra-jendra Patil, K.K Mha-tre, Dashrath Bhagat, Nandaraj Mungaji,

Ravi Patil, Manoj Bhu-jbal, Dr.Arun Kumar Bhagat, Vikas Gharat, BhuStapendra Patil, Raj Patil, Gurunath Gaikar, Jayesh Akre, Dheeraj Kalekar, Rajesh Gaikar, Seema Gharat, Mahesh Mohite, Rajesh Mapa-ra, Sopan Jambhekar. It was also attended by a large number of repre-sentatives from various organisations, associa-tions and activists of various parties.

It may be recalled that the leaders from various political parties as well as the project af-fected people have been demanding to name NMIA after their leader late D.B. Patil. A human chain agitation was also held on 10th June by the All-Party Action Com-mittee (APAC), which has been formed for this purpose. The human chain movement, which spread from Raigad to Navi Mumbai, Thane,

Palghar, Kalyan, Dom-bivali, Badlapur, Am-bernath and Mumbai took place in a grand manner.

As the agitation failed to bring the de-sired result, the leaders supporting D B Patil name for NMIA are now planning a bigger agita-tion in front of CIDCO on D B Patil's Memorial Day on June 24.

The agitations will include son of the soil, project affected people, locals, action commit-tees, organizations, various political parties from village to city.

Speaking about the agitation during the meeting MLA Prashant Thakur congratulated everyone and thanked them for making the June 10 human chain movement a success.

Thakur said, "There was a demand in 2008 for naming NMIA af-ter D B Patil. How-

ever, Eknath Shinde in a recent statement has said that NMIA will be named after Balasaheb Thackeray and that the Board of Directors of CIDCO too has passed the resolution for the same. This is unaccept-able by us and has hurt the sentiments of the locals. Hence, we have decided to stage another agitation and press for our demand.”

“Earlier Chief Min-ister Uddhav Thackeray had called the meeting of APAC and also local leaders and in that dis-cussion the action com-mittee strongly suggest-ed that NMIA should get the name of D B Patil. But now the lead-ers of Mahavikas Agha-di have started creating confusion among the people. However, we are adamant that there is no alternative to D B Patil's name," he added.

Ramseth Thakur

said, "D B Patil’s name should be given to Navi Mumbai International Airport. PAPs, gram panchayats, institutions and organizations have also made demand in this regard. BJP MP Manoj Kotak had ear-lier demanded that the Ghatkopar-Mankhurd link flyover be named after Chhatrapati Shiva-ji Maharaj. Shiv Sena MPs later demanded that it be named after Sufi saint Sultanul Hind Khwaja Garib Nawaz. After that, Rahul She-wale withdrew the de-mand. Eknath Shinde had also earlier said that the demand for D B Patil name should be re-spected and the airport would be named after him. But now he is say-ing that another bigger project will be given D.B. Patil’s name. We are not happy with their decision and will con-tinue to intensify the

struggle.”Dashrath Patil, Pres-

ident of APAC said, "The agitation held on 10th June to name NMIA after D B Patil was a grand success. There was no flag of any party in the move-ment, only D B Patil was the focus. We have made it clear to the Chief Minister that the airport should be named after D B Patil. Even I am the leader of Shiv Sena but our struggle for naming NMIA after D B Patil will continue. This will be a peaceful agitation.”

J. D. Tandel said, "During the meet-ing with CM Uddhav Thackeray we empha-sised on naming the NMIA after D B Patil and our demand should be fulfilled. Despite that, some leaders of the Mahavikas Aghadi are deliberately misleading the people."


By indrani Basu

With monsoon setting in and heavy downpour causing wa-

terlogging at most of the low-lying areas, snakes - both adult and babies- are seen crawling at various places, near residential areas as well. During last one week, the snake rescuers have rescued several adult and equal num-ber of juvenile snakes from the areas in Kharghar to Panvel. The number of frantic calls for rescuing snakes has increased manyfold, they say.

“This is the season for laying eggs as well as hatching. Hence, the snakes look for dry and relatively warm places. They opt to hide for laying eggs and hence prefer to hide inside homes, in cardboard boxes, gunny bags, under rubbles or among debris

at the backyard,” said Raghunath Ja-dav, Government certified rescuer from NGO Sarpa Mitra.

“As soon as the babies or snakelets come out breaking their shells, they immediately slither here and there in search for food. Parks and gardens are very common place for them to hide. When the snakelets come into contact of human being, first instinct of any person is to kill the reptile without judging whether it is poisonous or non-poisonous. The snake rescuers and NGOs put an attempt to educate people not to harm these creatures,” he added.

Kharghar resident Raghunath Jad-hav, who is a regular snake rescuer for last fifteen years has recently rescued three snakes from different areas. He is attempting to inform people about the behaviour of the reptile, so that the general public do not harm them.

“When a snake is confronted by a human, its first reaction is to escape. They bite only when they are threat-

ened,” informs Jadhav.“The first reaction of people is to

simply get it killed. We want to tell people that most snakes we rescue are non-venomous. And just because the snake is venomous does not mean it will harm or bite them,” he stresses.

Adding further he says, “We usu-ally alert the children who play in the park not to hurt the creature. It is better to call us for rescuing it. If the snake gets hurt, the kid may fall in danger. The indiscriminate cutting of forest and trees, continuous construc-tions have reduced the number of the reptiles. We the rescuers are trying our best to save them from getting ex-tinct.”

Waterlogging is one more reason for the reptiles to come out from their

holes or habitats. When their holes get water logged due to heavy flow of water, they crawl outside. Usually snakes have lost their shelter and have been seen on the road or near the city areas. Snake Awareness Association alarms citizens, especially those who are stay on the ground floor, to keep their surrounding clean and not accu-mulate empty boxes, gunny bags, rag. People should not keep their shoes outside because this is a place of hid-ing for snakelets.

A member shared, “We usually create awareness by teaching people how to recognize snakes and their breed looking at their hoods, habits, skins and its movement.”

Talking about the venom he shared, “People are generally unaware that venom is a type of saliva. So, the snake never wastes their venom un-necessary. Cobra and Russel’s vipers are the venomous ones and rat snake, water snakes are the common non-venomous”.

Do not hurt snake, call Helpline: Snake rescuers

With the onset of monsoon, snakes are seen crawling near residential areas

If ONE COmES ACROSS A SNAkE: Call the Helpline ‘1926’ or

contact any Sarpa mitra or local fire brigade. Don't try to catch it, kill it or poke it with a stick. That could be harmful because the ac-tion only instigates the snake to react in self-defense.

Ask the others to move away or stand in a safe spot, but do not run or panic.

Do not go close to the snake to identify it or to take picture or try to catch it


Environment and Tourism Minis-ter Aditya Thackeray's birthday

was celebrated by cutting a cake with the school children at "Chavani" in Khalapur taluka of Raigad, which is of historical significance.

National Joint Secretary Rupesh Patil, the convener of the event, said that the Gram Panchayat of the school, where the event was held, has been with Shiv Sena for more than 25 years.

On the occasion a large number of school materials, food, fruits, toys and masks were also distributed to

the children. The children were also given an environmental message.

The event was organized by Rajesh Palaskar, Aniket Ghule and

office bearers. Yuvasena Maval, Yuvasena Raigad, Shiv Sena Heavy Transport Sena Raigad and local Shiv Sena office bearers and youth sol-diers were present on this occasion.

Shiv Sena celebrates Environment Minister Aditya Thackeray’s birthday with students


To help the residents aged 18-44 years

of ward 63, Vashi get Covid 19 vaccination, a vaccination centre under the guidance of MLA Manda Mhatre of Belapur Assembly con-stituency has been start-ed at Mahatma Phule Bhavan Hall in Vashi Sector-17. BJP Women's Ward President Varsha Jharekar, Dr. Yogesh Mhatre, Dr. Nisha Bhise were present on this oc-casion.

During the inaugural day, MLA Manda Mha-tre thanked the Navi Mumbai Municipal Commissioner Abhijit

Bangar for taking im-mediate action to start the vaccination centre.

MLA Manda Mhatre said, “Vashi is a central place in Navi Mumbai and is known as a hub for highly educated citizens. Former Chair-man Sampat Shewale has started a commend-able initiative to ensure that the citizens of the ward are not deprived of vaccination as the civic body is not providing vaccines to the citizens between the ages of 18 to 44 years at present. Given the increasing prevalence of Covid-19, the growing number of positive patients needs

to be brought under control. In my Belapur constituency, vaccina-tion centres have al-ready been made avail-able at various places through MGM Hospital. Vaccines are currently available for the citi-zens of Ward 63 in Vashi through Fortis Hospital Vashi.”

Sampat Shewale, former chairperson of Public Ganeshotsav Mandal, Vashi, on be-half of Public Ganeshot-sav Mandal, Vashi said, “Due to the efforts made by Hiranandani Fortis Hospital, Vashi, a vac-cination centre has been set up in Vashi.”

Covid vaccination centre started at Mahatma Phule Bhavan, VashiCitizens aged 18 to 44 years can avail vaccination

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