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STATEMENT OF AUDITED FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE QUARTER AND YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 2016

(Rs.in lakhs)

Particulars

Total income from operations(net) 17527.57 69983.59 69342.31 19057.46

Net Profit from Ordinary activities after tax 275.44 704.32 812.00 248.26

Net Profit for the period/ year after tax (after Extraordinary items) 275.44 704.32 812.00 248.26

Equity Share Capital 628.00 628.00 628.00 628.00

Reserves (excluding Revaluation Reserve as shown in the

Balance Sheet of previous year) - 4364.92 4000.73 -

Earning per share(before extraordinary items)

(Face Value of Rs.2/- per share)

Bas ic 0.88 2.24 2.59 0.79

Diluted 0.88 2.24 2.59 0.79

(Not annualised) (Not annualised)

Earning per share(after extraordinary items)

(Face Value of Rs.2/- per share)

Bas ic 0.88 2.24 2.59 0.79

Diluted 0.88 2.24 2.59 0.79

(Not annualised) (Not annualised)

NOTE:

The above is an extract of the detailed format of Quarterly and Annual Financial Results filed with the Stock Exchange under Regulation

33 of he SEBI (Listing and Other Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The full format of the Quarterly and Annual Financial

Results are available on the Stock Exchange website.(www.bseindia.com) and website of the Company: www.bharatseats.com

By Order of the Board

For BHARAT SEATS LIMITED

Sd/-

New Delhi (Rohit Relan)

15th April, 2016 Managing Director

FOR THE

QUARTER

ENDED

31.03.2016

(Audited)

FOR THE

YEAR

ENDED

31.03.2016

(Audited)

FOR THE

YEAR

ENDED

31.03.2015

(Audited)

FOR THE

QUARTER

ENDED

31.03.2015

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Sd/-Date : 12.04.2016 Executive EngineerPlace : Mumbai Maintenance CellNo.: ED/M.Cell/AMC/Jetwan Bldg./MMRDA/2Yrs/16-18 Engineering Division

DGIPR 2016/2017/203

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1 Civil Maintenance Contract for"Jetwan" Residential Buildingsituated on 'R-14' & 'R-15' of 'E'Block of BKC.

72,13,767/- 5,000/- 72,000/- 24Months(includingmonsoon)

Notice is hereby given & all thepeople at large i.r.o. Flat No.112, 1st Flr., C-Wing, Bldg. No.2, in "Matru-Sneha CHSL,Village Shahad (W), Tal. Kalyanbelonging to Nitin DigambarLone (alias Lohankar) informedthat he purchased the said Flatfrom Banoo A.Kadir & copy ofPower of Attorney by Banoo A.Kadir in favour of Abdul KadirInmile Dingankar is not avail-able. All persons having anyclaim/objection whatsoever tothe said flat is hereby request-ed to make the same known inwriting to the undersigned ather office within a period of 7days from the date of publica-tion hereof, failing which theclaim/objection of such per-son/s will be deemed to havebeen waived and/or abandonedforever and no claim shall beentertained in respect of thesaid flat.

Dated this 16/4/2016.

M/s. Aaratie Shinde And Co.Sd/-

Office No. 7, 3rd Flr.,68 Janbhoomi Marg,

Fort, Mumbai-01.

● SURESH GOLANI

Mumbai

At a time when the govern-ment speaks of encourag-ing more tribals to educatetheir children and render fi-nancial assistance to them,the Mira Bhayandar Munic-ipal Corporation (MBMC)has been apathetic towardsthis endeavour.In a shocking revelation,

hundreds of poor studentsbelonging to the tribal com-munity in the twin-city,

have remained deprived ofscholarships since the pastsix years. To mark the statecompleting 50 years of es-tablishment, the state gov-ernment floated the ''GoldenJubilee Pre-Matric Scholar-ship'' in 2010. As per thefunding pattern of the am-bitious programme, tribalstudents from class I to Xwhose parents’ income isbelow Rs 1.08 lakh per an-num, were entitled to get ascholarship of Rs 1,000 permonth. Application forms

of the pre-matric scholar-ship beneficiaries were tobe submitted online byprincipals of educationalinstitutions to the respec-

tive project officers of thetribal welfare wing.However, for the past six

years not even a single stu-dent from this region hasbeen able to avail the schol-

arship. Blaming the MBMCfor its insensitive attitudewhich had been deprivingthe poor students of theirmuch-needed scholarships,Balaram Bhoir of Shramjivi

Sanghathan has demandedreimbursement of entiresix-year-old dues from thecivic administration. Acharge vehemently deniedby the education depart-ment. To procure scholar-ship, duly filled forms alongwith requisite documentsin support of the claims

have to be submitted. How-ever, in almost all casesmandatory certificates weremissing due to which formscould not be loaded on theofficial website," claims ed-ucation officer SureshDeshmukh. Around 619 stu-dents from various tribalhamlets including Mascha-pada, Versova, Chena,Dachkulpada, BhablichaGhat, Mahajan Wadi, Kaju-pada, Ghodbunder andKashimira are enrolled withthe MBMC-run schools.

MBMC APATHY

619 tribal students miss out on scholarship!

Mumbai

Taking a dig at BJP for itsalliance with the PDP inJammu and Kashmir, ShivSena on Saturday said theruling party has joinedhands with "those responsi-ble for the ouster of HinduPandits from the Valley". "Itis surprising that those(BJP) who were playing thepolitics of showing concerntowards Hindu Pandits (inJ&K) are today in power inthe state by joining handswith those who played animportant role in the ousterof pandits from the Valley,"Sena said in an editorial inparty mouthpiece 'Saa-mana'."Yet, Hindus have no place

in Jammu and Kashmir to-day and no attempts are be-ing made to change the situ-ation. It has become a crimeto be a Hindu in the countryand the Hindus, who are inpower, are the biggest ene-mies of the community," it

said.Pointing towards Home

Minister Rajnath Singh's re-marks that revenge wouldbe taken for the terrorist at-tack at the Indian Airforcebase in Pathankot, the Senasaid that "the day will nevercome and likewise, nobodywill raise a voice to protectHindus".It further said terrorist or-

ganisations like ISIS and Al-Qaeda are indulging in vio-lence in the name of Islamand threatening Hindus re-siding in India, yet, there isno one in the country whohas the audacity to stand upagainst these terror ele-ments. "The issue of Ramtemple in Ayodhya has qui-etly been kept on the backburner and there are self-proclaimed Hindutva lead-ers who make on and offpro-Hindutva statements.But, when it comes to fight-ing terrorist outfits likeISIS, they cower down," theBJP ally said.-PTI

Sena assails BJP overits ties with PDP in J-K

● BHAVNA UCHIL

Mumbai

For the past two years, 2,500staffers of over 45 aidedtechnical institutes in theState had been fighting fortheir right to full salary. TheState Government has nowproposed to release fullsalaries to these teachersand non-teaching staff.“Some officials referred

the matter to the state’s fi-nance minister Sudhir Mu-gantiwar,” said Sudhir Vad-valkar, Principal, NandedPharmacy College. “Wewere invited by the Higherand Technical Educationdepartment to discuss thematter,” he added.Vadvalkar was one among

five aided college principalswho had come to meet Vin-od Tawde, Minister forHigher and Technical Edu-cation on Monday. “The is-sue is now resolved. The de-partment has agreed to payus our full salaries by of-fline mode upto March 31

and thereafter from April 1by online mode, which ithad refused to do till Marchthis year,” Vadvalkar said.“The pending salary will

also be paid to us, alongwith the salary hike revi-sions that were pending,”he added.The Free Press Journal

had reported thata lecturer of anaided pharmacycollege in Nandedhad gone on aone-day hungerstrike (April 2,2016; Unpaid foreight months, lec-turer goes ‘hun-gry’)This paper had

also reported the incidentwhere 40 principals of theseinstitutes from all over Ma-harashtra, who had come tothe Directorate of Techni-cal Education office in thecity to press for their fullsalaries, were left waitinghours, but to no avail.The government has also

agreed to enhance thegrants given for operationalexpenses of these institutesto the tune of 5% of salaryexpenses of the precedingyear of the implementationof 6th pay commission.

As per a government reso-lution of May 18, 1978,grants will be reimbursedto the extent of 90% ofbudget estimates of an in-stitute. But the directorateof Technical Education(DTE) used to reimburse90% of actual expenses, nottaking into account expens-

es such as medical expens-es, leave encashment, etc.The institutes were de-manding to be reimbursedas per budget estimateswhich always includesthese expenses and arehigher than actual expens-es.Subhash Mahajan, Direc-

tor, DTE whowas present atthe meetingchaired by Edu-cation MinisterVinod Tawdesaid that an oralconsent hasbeen given todisburse fullsalary and re-solve other

grievances. The matter hasto go through a procedureand a government resolu-tion can be expected by theend of the month, he added.P A Naik, Joint Director,DTE, Dr. Kiran Patil,Deputy Secretary, Techni-cal Education were alsopresent at the meeting.

From April 2015 the staffof aided technical institutesin the state had started get-ting salary through the on-line mode under the govern-ment’s Sevaarth system ofonline salary payments.Till April 2015, when the

DTE paid these institutes alump sum amount in manu-al mode on a quarterly ba-sis, any differences insalary disbursements wereadjusted in the next quarter.But since the online systembegan last year, such dis-crepancies could not be ad-justed.The DTE also misinter-

preted a government resolu-tion of 1978 and said that itis liable to give only 90% ofstaff salaries. Earliersalaries were paid to the ex-tent of 100%.To recover the excess 10%

salary it had paid to staffover the years, the DTEwithheld their salaries. Dueto this, their salary hadbeen pending for the pastfive to eight months.

WHATARELIEF, FINALLYAided institute staff promised their due after salary beingwithheld formonths

TheFreePress Journal had reportedthat a lecturer of anaidedpharmacycollege inNandedhadgoneonaone-dayhunger strike (April 2,2016;Unpaid for eightmonths, lecturergoes‘hungry’)

FPJ IMPACT

● VISHAL RAJEMAHADIK

Palghar

Frustration reached a killerlevel in Nalasopara when a48-year-old husband knifedhis wife to death as shereached late from a functionand refused to sweep thefloor. In the melee, thedaughter-in-law also got se-vere injuries on her handand back as she tried to in-tervene and rescue hermother-in-law. While thewife died on the spot, thedaughter-in-law is recuper-

ating in a hospital and thecops have taken the accusedin the custody.On Thursday evening, at

around 9:30 pm, RanjanaSawant, 42, reached homelate from her scheduledtime after attending a func-tion organized in her locali-ty. Rajesh Sawant, 48, whoworks as a driver, reachedhome in the meantime andhad washed his clothes andwas about to go off to bedwhen he requested his wifeto clean the floor. This iswhen their argument start-

ed and he assaulted her ver-bally. Then, in a fit of rage,he went to the kitchen,armed himself with akitchen knife and assaultedher brutally, killing her onthe spot. While this ruckuswas going on, their daugh-ter-in-law, Aruna Sawant,intervened and tried to saveher mother-in-law, but wasalso assaulted brutally. Ac-cording to sources, therewas also an ongoing divorcedispute among the couplewhich could have been thereason behind this murder.

Husband knives wife to death; injures kin

● VISHAL RAJEMAHADIK

Palghar

Villagers of Kurje in Pal-ghar spent the whole of Fri-day in terror and panic afterthey discovered a half-eatencarcass of a two-week oldcalf which had been hunteddown by a leopard. Accord-ing to villagers, this could bethe same leopard which had

devoured around 52 hens acouple of months ago andhas returned again to thisvillage for hunting purpose.While, since the leopard

falls into a protected-animalcategory, the forest officialshave completed the adminis-trative process to procure aniron cage and are to soon re-ceive it. Only after that, theprocess of caging of the car-

nivore would commence.Villagers also say that the

new-born calf would havebeen left alone by themothercowwhen itwent for grazingand the carnivore couldhave attacked sighting thisopportunity. The half eatencarcass of the calf wasfound a few meters awayfrom the spot where it wasleft.

Leopard revisits Palghar village

Railway security women cutting a huge cake on the occasion of 163rd anniversaryof the Indian Railway at Thane station in Mumbai on Saturday.

Kolhapur (Maharashtra)

The police charged sevenpeople, including five priestsof Shri Mahalaxmi Templehere for assaultingBhumataRanragini Brigade Presi-dent Trupti Desai at the tem-ple complex on April 13, anofficial said here on Satur-day. The accused five priestsare Kedar Muneshwar,Shreesh Muneshwar, MayurMuneshwar, ChaitanyaAshtekar and Nikhil Shan-bag; all working at the tem-ple.Besides, two local Nation-

alist Congress Party ac-tivists Kisan Kalyankar andJaykumar Shinde and theirunidentified supportershave also been named in theFIR lodged by JunarajwadaPolice Station here.The incident happened on

the evening of last Wednes-day, April 13, when Desaiand her supporters arrivedat the temple attempting toenter the sanctum sancto-rum where women devoteesare banned. "The accusedand their supporters will-fully and illegally attemptedto stop them, pushed themaround, sprayed turmeric,kumkum powder and inkon them, posing a physicalthreat to them," an officialsaid. The accused are alsocharged with attempts toprevent the police from do-

ing their duty and roughingup the police personnel atthe temple premises, a re-port of which has been sentto the local court. Shortlyafter the incident, an in-jured Desai was shifted to ahospital and remained inICU for over two days beforebeing discharged on Friday.Later, the temple priests

denied they assaulted Desaiand claimed that they weretrying to reason with her onthe temple traditions anddress code which she andsupporters had allegedly vi-olated. On its part, the Bhu-mata Ranragini Brigade(BRB) said the templepriests' actions were viola-tive of the Bombay HighCourt order of April 1,which ruled that under theMaharashtra Hindu Placeof Worship (Entry Authori-sation) Act, 1956, womencould not be barred fromany place of worship.Following the order, on

April 8, the Shani Shingna-pur Temple Trust, Ahmed-nagar, in a historical move,threw open the temple forwomen devotees where theywere banned since over fourcenturies. The BRB is con-tinuing its campaign forwomen's entry to the ShreeMahalaxmi Temple in Kol-hapur and the Trimbakesh-war Temple in Nashik.-IANS

5 Maharashtra priests bookedfor attack on woman activist

● STAFF REPORTER

Mumbai

A 67 year old woman wasfound drowned at the Gir-gaum Chowpatty beach onFriday evening.She had left from her

house saying she was go-ing to a temple. Police

sources said that thewoman, Hansa Gaglaniwas staying with her fami-ly at Gamdevi and had re-cently undergone an eyeoperation.After her recovery, she

said she wanted to go to atemple and then missingafter that. Her body was

later found in the water atthe beach area and the po-lice was informed aboutthis.A senior officer from

Malabar Hill Police Sta-tion said that this is a caseof drowning and they aremaking further inquiriesinto the case.

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