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SHIVA SUITINGS LIMITEDCIN: L17110MH1985PLC038265

Registered Office:- 384 M Dabholkar Wadi,

Kalbadevi Road, Mumbai - 400 002

Email Id: [email protected]

Tel. No.: 022 -22004849/022-22087170

NOTICE

Pursuant to Regulation 47 of the SEBI

(Listing Obligations and Disclosure

Requirements) Regulations, 2015, notice

is hereby given that the Meeting of the

Board of Directors will be held on

Friday, 10th February, 2017 at 4.00 p.m.

at the Registered Office of the Company

to consider, approve and take on

record the Un-Audited Financial Results

of the Company for the quarter ended

31st December, 2016.

For SHIVA SUITINGS LTD

Sd/-

Sharad Kumar Sureka

Director

Place: Mumbai

Date: February 2, 2017

For more information please

visit:www.bseindia.com

KANDLA PORT TRUST

RE-INVITATIONSHORT TENDER

E-TENDER NOTICE NO. HD- 24/16

Superintending Engineer (H), New Kandla Ph. (02836) 270325 re-invites online

e-Tender in three stages for the work of “Beautification of cargo jetty area at

Kandla-Providing Toilet block and rest shelter inside cargo jetty area” at

an estimate cost of Rs.1,77,63,001/- excluding credit item of Rs. 1,04,750.00.

Last date & time of downloading and submission of e-tender upto 12:00 hrs. on

20.02.2017. Date and time for opening of E-Tender : 12:30 hrs. on 20.02.2017

(Preliminary & Technical Bid only). The date & time of opening of Price Bid shall

be intimated after scrutiny & evaluation of Technical bid. Detailed NIT & Tender

documents can be viewed from websites https://kpt.nprocure.com,

http://www.eprocure.com and http://www.kandlaport.gov.in. Any modifica-

tion/corrigendum/addendum for the tender will be hoisted on websites only.

Bidders may visit the website regularly till date of submission of bid.

Superintending Engineer (Harbour) Delivering Maritime Excellence

SC-211

HINDUSTAN ORGANICCHEMICALS LIMITED(A Government of India Enterprise)

Regd. Office : P.O.Rasayani, Dist. Raigad, Maharashtra - 410 207.CIN : L99999MH1960GOI011895

NOTICENOTICE is hereby given pursuant to Regulation 29 & otherRegulations of LODRs with the Stock Exchanges, that, theMeetings of the Audit Committee & Board of Directors of theCompany will be held on Wednesday, the 8th February, 2017 toconsider important Agenda items Viz. (i) Sale of HOCL-Rasayaniland to BPCL (442 acres), (ii) Sale of HOCL, Rasayani land (20acres) along with CNA /N2O4 Plant & Machinery (as is where isbasis) to ISRO, (iii) HOCL disinvestment of its equity share hold-ing (56.43%) in HFL’s (subsidiary) Equity, (iv) Postal BallotProcedures and some other relevant matters.

For Hindustan Organic Chemicals Ltd.,Sd/-

Place : Rasayani. (Mrs. Susheela S. Kulkarni)Date : 01-02-2017 Company Secretary

KUMAR WIRE CLOTH

MANUFACTURING COMPANY LIMITEDD-23, MIDC Taloja, Taluka Panvel, Dist-Raigad, Pincode-410 208, Maharashtra.

NOTICEPursuant to Regulation 29 read withRegulation 47 of the Securities andExchange Board of India (Listing Obligationsand Disclosure Requirements) Regulations,2015 (Listing Regulations), Notice is herebygiven that a Meeting of the Board of directorsof the company is scheduled to be held onFriday, 10th February, 2017 to inter alia, con-sider and approve the standalone and con-solidated unaudited financial results of theCompany for the third quarter/nine monthsended 31st December, 2016.The said Notice may be accessed on theCompany website at //http://www.kumarwire-cloth.com/ and may also be accessed on theStock Exchange websites atwww.listing.bseindia.com,Pursuant to this, the Company has decidedthat the close period (i.e. closure of tradingwindow) under the “Kumar Wire SolutionsCode to Regulate, Monitor and Report,Trading by Insider” would commence from6.00 p.m. on February, 3rd 2017 and end 48hours after the results are made public onFebruary 10th 2017.

By Order of the BoardFor Kumar Wire

Cloth Manufacturing Company LimitedPlace : Navi Mumbai DirectorDate: 03/02/2017 DIN No: 00342706

Rameshwar Media

NOTICE

IN THE 5TH FAMILY COURT ATBANDRA MUMBAI

Petition No. A-2677/2014

Exh. No. 15P.J. 652/16Dt. 30.11.16(P. J. No. 571/16)(Date : 15.10.16)

Mr. Sandeep Laxman LokeR/at, B-108, Ajit Park, SomwarBazar, Malad (West),Mumbai-400 064.

....PetitionerVersus

Mrs. Prachi Sandeep Loke@Pinki Manohar MhamunkarR/at : 7/A, Sahavas Building,R. C. Road, Chembur,Mumbai-400 070.

....Respondent

Take Notice that the petitionerhas filed petition in the matter ofu/s 13(1), (ib) and (ib) of HinduMarriage Act. The petition is fixedon the day of 9th day of February,2017 at 11.00 a.m. sharp in the5th Family Court, Mumbai orbefore any other Family Courtwhich is assigned charges of thatCourt when you are required toappear in person and file yourwritten statement and in defaultof your doing so, the Hon'bleCourt will proceed to hear thesaid petition against you exparteand pronounce judgement there-on.

This Notice is ordered by theJudge Smt. S. P. Savaskar presid-ing in Court No. 5, on day of 19thday of May, 2016 in the abovepetition.

Given under my hand and sealof this Court.

Date : 29th day of August,2016.

Sd/-I/c Dy. Registrar

Family Court Mumbaiat Bandra.

New Delhi

The push for digital paymentplatforms and removal ofservice tax on IRCTC book-ings online in the latestUnion Budget have enthusedthe travel industry, who be-lieve the initiatives will maketravel easier and cheaperacross the country. The in-dustry, which was endorsedby Finance Minister ArunJaitley as a sector of econom-ic importance, has welcomedthe proposed decisions, say-ing that the steps will maketravel more "accessible andreduce friction between theuser and service provider".

According to online travelportal Skycanner, that recent-ly took on board a directbooking application, the trav-el industry has already seen ahike in the number of trans-actions made via smartphones over the past one year,and the trend is only going tocatch up with the recommen-dations under the budget."We recently added low costcarrier 'Scoot' to make book-ing and payments online andon app seamless and easy.Similarly, with a 30 per centjump in searches witnessedbetween January 2016 and2017 through smart phones,

we know that there is an im-petus in online transactions.

"Online travel companiesare embracing this develop-ment with the singular aim tomake travel easy and simple,"says Reshmi Roy, Growth Man-ager, Skyscanner India. Thebudget noted that "a mission"would be set up with a "targetof 2,500 crore digital transac-tions" for the upcoming fiscalyear, besides strengtheningthe digital payment infra-structure and grievance han-dling system. Sharat Dhall ofYatra.com said that the newerpolicies to promote the digitaleconomy would contribute im-mensely towards developing a

"truly cashless India" with cit-izens having an easy access toa wide choice of options attheir convenience. He also ap-preciated the announcementto waive off service tax ontrain tickets booked viaIRCTC website, saying it wasanother indicator of the gov-ernment's agenda of promot-ing digital transactions, par-ticularly in the aftermath ofdemonetisation. "The movewill further encourage cash-less transactions in the wakeof the demonetisation exer-cise," says Dhall.

Noting that technology isone of the major elementsdriving the tourism industry,

Arvind Bhatia from IndianRoutes, a travel agency, feelsthe move will not only maketravel cheaper for the public,but also benefit agencies."From the tourism point ofview we consider it a greatmove as going forward we seetechnology playing a greatpart today and paving ourway for the upcoming future.It will allow agents like us tomake use of this platformmore and also enable offercompetitive rates for theoverall package for grouptours," says Bhatia.

Aloke Bajpai, who has co-founded ixigo.com, says thatthe budget has laid out some"big investments" for the in-dustry, both in terms of in-frastructure and technology."Kicking off on a good note,this year's budget broughthappiness to many with theremoval of service chargeson bookings made throughIRCTC - indicating the gov-ernment's focus to drive moredigital transactions," he says.He also lauded some of theannouncements in the Rail-way budget like 'Rakshacoach', 'clean my coach serv-ices', 'coach mitra' facility forregistering complaints andinstallation of bio-toilets,which he feels would "attract

back travellers by improvingcleanliness, safety and pas-senger comfort". Another im-portant development was theintroduction of the specialtourism zones anchored onSPV (Special purpose vehi-cle) that will be established inpartnership with the stategovernments.

However, Kapil Goswamy ofBigBreaks.com feels disap-pointed with the industry'sconcerns about high tax ratesbeing "ignored" by the gov-ernment, and feels that waiv-ing off service tax on IRCTConline bookings would "nothelp the industry directly"."Even if you consider the in-direct benefit, the saving thattravelers will make the with-drawal of service tax on on-line train bookings is toosmall (minimum Rs 46 andmaximum Rs 138) to encour-age travel and tourism andmake a difference to the for-tunes of the travel industry."Of course, we will be pass-ing the benefit to our cus-tomers, but it is too minisculeand inconsequential for us,"says Goswamy. —PTI

‘Newbudgetmakes travelEASIER andCHEAPER’

Travel portals go ga-ga over new budget

● MANOJ POKHRIYAL

Dehradun

It will not be a cakewalk forthree-time Congress MLAand Uttarakhand Sportsand Forest Minister DineshAgarwal to win Dharampurconstituency in Dehradunthis poll season with BJPfielding two-time mayorVinod Chamoli from theseat.

The BJP ticket to Chamolihas not gone down well withthe supporters of his ownparty leader Umesh Aggar-wal, who was viewed as astrong contender forDharampur constituency, aCongress bastion.

Chamoli, however, is seencampaigning hard to garnervotes and if he succeeds incoaxing Umesh's support-ers, who had allegedly van-dalised the party state officeafter ticket distribution, itwould pose a big challengeto Congress leader DineshAgarwal.

Agarwal on his part hastrashed the candidature ofChamoli, saying he does nothave a "single achievement"to his credit. Chamoli is themayor of Dehradun Munici-pal Corporation since 2008.

"There is no challengefrom Chamoli. I wonder onwhat basis he got the ticketto fight against me. I chal-

lenge him to give his oneachievement in Dehradunas a two-time mayor.

"I want to put across tohim only one question.What is his achievement?

What has he given toDehradun as a mayor and asMunicipality chairman? Ithink he has given the tag of

the dirtiest city in India toDehradun. He has no policy,no programme and no vi-sion," he said.

Hitting back at Dinesh,Chamoli said, "Let him saythat it is easy for him to winthe election. Let the electiongets over, everything will be

out. There is a huge anti-in-cumbency in the state aswell as in Dharampur con-stituency.

"As a mayor, I have a longlist of achievements, includ-ing establishment of busshelters, flyovers, wideningof roads and increasingsewerage connection to 80per cent of the area fromjust 20 per cent," he said.

He said the election out-come would be in favourof BJP as "aam admi standswith the Modi government"and the people want"change" as Congressgovernment in thestate is "engulfed in corrup-tion". —PTI

TIGHT

CONTEST

Tough contest in theoffing inDharampur

Guwahati

A suo-motu case has beenregistered against As-samese filmmaker Himang-shu Prasad Das on chargesof waging war against thecountry by allegedly seek-ing help from ULFA(I),through an open letter, torun his film in theatresacross the state.

"We had registered a suo-motu case a few days backagainst Das for trying tocontact sources or personsinimical to the interest ofIndia," Guwahati PoliceCommissioner Hiren Chan-dra Nath told PTI here.

The police had issued a no-tice asking Das to appear be-fore it, but he has not comeyet, Nath said.

Asked if Das will be arrest-ed, he said, "We will at firstinterrogate him and then de-cide."

Guwahati Police regis-tered the case under variousIPC sections including 121(waging or attempting to

wage war or abetting wag-ing of war against the Gov-ernment), 121(A) (conspira-cy to overawe by means ofcriminal force or), 153(A)(promoting enmity betweendifferent groups on groundsof religion, race, place ofbirth, etc) at Panbazar policestation and issued a notice toDas for appearing beforethem.

Assistant Commissioner ofPolice (Cyber Unit) SulemanAli registered the case onJanuary 28.

The director had writtenthe letter following hall own-ers' decision to withdraw his

film, which was released onJanuary 20, to accommodateShah Rukh Khan starrer"Raees" and "Kaabil" star-ring Hrithik Roshan that hitthe screens on January 25,police said.

Responding to the letter,Barua allegedly called up lo-cal TV channels and askedthe hall owners to run Das'sfilm if people wanted towatch it, or else ULFA(I)would oppose it.

Assam Police DirectorGeneral Mukesh Sahay hadearlier said thatpolice would look into theissue. —PTI

Booked for seekinghelp from ULFA-I

On January 24,Das,a graduate of NationalSchool of Drama,had allegedlywritten anopen letter in his Facebook page toULFA(I)chief Paresh Barua seeking help forcontinuation of his first film "Shakira AahiboBokultolor Bihuloi" (Shakirawill come toBokultol's Bihu) in theatres across the state.

Sweet justice forGoan teacherAppointment inminority institutionopen to judicial review, rules SC

● FROM OUR BUREAU

NEW DELHI

A Goan economics teacherhas won a 12-year long le-gal battle for fair playagainst the Diocesan Socie-ty denying her the post ofprincipal and invoking Ar-ticle 30 that gives protec-tion to the minority insti-tutions.

The Bench of JusticesAdarsh Kumar Goel andUday Umesh Lalit an-swered this question earlythis week, allowing appealby Ivy C. DA. Conceicao byholding that autonomy of aminority institution doesnot dispense with the re-quirement to act fairly andin a transparent manner.

It held that a minority in-stitution is free to selectand appoint a principaland not bound by the sen-iority principle alone, butwhether an individual eli-gible candidate''s right hasbeen violated by not adopt-ing fair procedure is liableto be tested in exercise ofpower of judicial reviewunder Article 226 of theConstitution since right ofchoice of the institutionhas to be fair, non-discrim-inatory and rational.

Since this aspect was notexamined by the GoaBench of the Bombay HighCourt in its judgment onAugust 14, 2012, the ApexCourt set aside the rulingand remitted back the caseto the Goa Bench for "afresh decision in accor-dance with law," directingall parties to appear beforeit for further proceedingson February 15.

A teacher of economicsfor 21 years in Rosary High-er Secondary School at

Navelim run by the Dioce-san Society, Conceicao feltunfair treatment meted outto her by the society notconsidering her case whilefilling the vacancies of theprincipal in its variousschools and despite the factthat she was the senior-most and she has no ad-verse remark in the confi-dential reports.

The society took thestand that she was dulyconsidered and in exerciseof its right under Article30, it selected someone elseas the most suitable candi-date. It claimed the autono-my as a minority institu-tion in selecting a principaland asserted that seniorityis not the only criteria.

The Apex Court held thatArticle 226 allows judicialreview of an educationalinstitution, even a minori-ty institution, as towhether it is transparentand fair. Despite the auton-omy under Article 30, exer-cise of power by a minorityinstitution in dischargingpublic functions is open tojudicial review, it added.

The question asframedby theSupremeCourtwas: "Whether theprocess ofappointment of aprincipal inminorityinstitution is opento judicial reviewand onwhatgrounds?"

U-turns in budget,

says Digvijay● FROM OUR BUREAU

NEW DELHI

Senior Congress leaderDigvijaya Singh onThursday pointed outtwo important U-turnstaken by the Modi Gov-ernment in the UnionBudget. One U-turn is onAadhaar and another onthe rural employmentguarantee scheme, bothbrought by the previousDr Manmohan Singh-ledUPA government. Digvi-jaya tweeted to draw at-tention.

Patna: Bihar RegimentalCentre, Danapur has de-clined to handover two of itshavildars, Devle andShekhar, both from Maha-rashtra to Patna policetelling a team of police led byadditional SP, Rakesh KumarDubey that they would befirst questioned by the seniorarmy officers and only aftertheir approval, they can behanded over to police whichobtained arrest warrantfrom chief judicial magis-trate court of Danapur onWednesday. The two havil-dars are wanted in the re-cruitment scam for the gen-eral duty soldiers’ recruit-ment examination.

Over 1300 candidates wereselected for written test heldon Sunday. It was alleged thequestion papers were leakedout. Physical test was held inNovember last year.

Senior SP of Patna policeManu Maharaj saidBrigadier of Danapur can-tonment of BRC has in-formed him that the two hav-ildars were being ques-tioned. Patna police had ar-rested five persons and theyhad named the two havildarsagainst whom Patna policeobtained arrest warrantfrom the court.

When Patna police went toDanapur cantonment, armyauthorities refused to hand

the two havildars over tothem.

The five arrested peoplehad alleged they used to payto the Col Rs one lakh eachfrom the aspirants throughthe two havildars.

They have also named offi-cer’s wife as beneficiary inthe scam and claimed theyhad paid Rs 12 lakhs to thewife of the officer. Those ar-rested in the scam are-Munna Kumar Singh ofBhojpur, Rahul Kumar andVicky Kumar of Vaishali,Satish Kumar Sharma ofDanapur and Nitish KumarSingh of Rohtas. Munna Ku-mar Singh was arrested in2004 also in a similar scam.

Army refuses to handover twojawans wanted in recruitment scam

Dinesh Agarwal

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(Listing Obligations and Disclosure

Requirements) Regulation, 2015, that the

meeting of the Board of Directors of the

Company is scheduled to be held on Mon-

day, the 13th February, 2017 to inter alia,

consider, approve and take on record the

Un-audited Financial Results for the quarter

ended 31st December, 2016.

The intimation is also available on the

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accessed at Bombay Stock Exchange

website at www.bseindia.com.

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