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By Abhitash D.Singh

Navi Mumbai: Finallyall the speculationsthat was rife amongstthe political fraternitysince the last few

Ganesh Naik finally joins BJPalong with 50 corporatorsMore than 10,000 supporters grace the function

months, have come torest. On 11th Septem-ber, 2019 the formerGuardian Minister,Ganesh Naik finallyjoined the Bharatiya

Janta Party (BJP)along with his 50 Na-tionalist Congress Par-ty’s corporators in thepresence of Maharash-tra CM Devendra Fad-

navis and many seniorleaders from the partyat CIDCO ExhibitionCentre in Vashi.

Cont. on pg. 8

By Jaspal Singh Naol

Panvel: “Every hos-pital is known for itsservices. We wantthe Panvel Sub Divi-sion Hospital and Trau-ma Care Centre to beknown for serving allthe needy patients,”stated MaharashtraMinister of State forMedical Education,Port and Raigad Dis-trict Guardian MinisterRavindra Chavhanwhile inaugurating the Sub Division Hospitaland Trauma Care Cen-tre and Panvel Munici-pal Corporation Devel-opment Works throughe- bhumi pujan in thepresence of Chairmanof CIDCO, MLA Pras-hant Thakur.

Speaking further hesaid, “I had promisedthe citizens that theywill get the hospital fa-cility at the earliest andtoday I am happy to ful-fil this promise which

Panvel Sub DivisionHospital and Trauma Care

Centre Inaugurated

will cater to the medi-cal needs of all the peo-ple especially the needy.Every stake holder ofthis hospital must en-sure that quality ser-vice is provided to thecitizens”.

While addressingthe gathering MLAPrashant Thakur said,“Earlier the hospitalwas planned to havejust 30 beds. However,considering the risingpopulation, the hospitalnow has 100 beds. Infuture, there is a planto add more services”.

Cont. on pg. 8

By Ashok DhamijaNavi Mumbai: In

a whirlwind trip to thecity, Honorable ChiefMinister of Maharash-tra, Devendra Fadnavisflagged off the test runof the decked up three-coach train on the NaviMumbai Metro RailProject Line No. 1 (Be-lapur to Pendhar) fromthe Taloja MetroCarshed, under CI-DCO’s Metro Project onWednesday 11 October,2019. In addition theCM also electronicallydistributed allotmentletter to 10,000 success-ful candidates from CI-DCO Housing Scheme-2018 and the com-mencement of the reg-istration process of ten-ements in 9,249 for the

CM Fadnavis flags off partial trialrun of Navi Mumbai metro project

Economically WeakerSection and Low In-come Group which ispart of CIDCO’s 95,000Mass Housing Schemewhich are being built inthe vicinity of bus de-pots, truck terminalsand railway stations atvarious nodes of the city

including Taloja.The brief function

was attended byvarious dignitarieswhich includedRavindra Chavhan,Minister of State,Port, Medical Educa-tion, Information andTechnology, Food and

Civil Supplies andConsumer Protectionand Guardian Minis-ter, Raigad District;Jaywant Sutar,Mayor, NMMC, Dr.Kavita Choutmal,Mayor, PMC; Pras-

Cont. on pg. 3

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Ten days Ganesh Utsav at the residence ofJournalist Nitin Koli at Ghavan (jeweler) (pressnote and picture)

PUBLIC NOTICERe: Sale/transfer of Service Industry Plot No.12 admea-suring 306.27 Sq. Mtrs. together with structure admeasuring149.05 sq. mtrs. built up area thereon situated at Sector-19E,Vashi, Navi Mumbai, Tal. & Dist. Thane.THIS is to notify that my Clients propose to Purchase theService Industry Plot No.12 admeasuring 306.27 Sq. Mtrs.together with structure admeasuring 149.05 sq. mtrs. built uparea thereon situated at Sector-19E, Vashi, Navi Mumbai,Tal. & Dist. Thane, (said Premises) from M/S.PRIYAA GUR-NANI INTERIORS PVT. LTD..Any person/s, Bank/s, Financial Institution/s, Organization/s,Company/ies, or any other Govt./Concerned authoritieshaving any right, title, interest, claim, demand etc. against orin the aforesaid property by way of inheritance, mortgage,possession, sale, gift, lease, lien, charge, trust, maintenance,development, easement, transfer, licence, either agitated inany litigation or otherwise or any other right or interest what-soever are hereby required to make the same known inwriting to the undersigned within a period of 15 days from thedate of publication hereof.If no claim is made as required hereinabove, my client will beat liberty to complete the transaction in respect of the saidPremises without any reference or regard to any such pur-ported right, title, claim or interest etc., which shall be deemedto have been waived for all intents and purposes and notbinding on my client.Date: 12-09-2019Place: Navi Mumbai.

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THE KARNATAKA BANK LIMITED(Regd and Head Office: Mangaluru 575002)

Shop No. 1, & 2, Ground Floor, Sector 11, Plot- 7Shivprakash Celebration, Kamothe, Navi Mumbai- 410209

Telephone No. 022-27431860, Mob No. 9819990418Public Auction Notice

The following vehicle in the possession of our bank will be sold inpublic auction on 20.09.2019 at 03.00 PM at Bank Branch Premisessubject to the following terms and conditions to realize the moneydue to the bank.

MINIMUM BIDDING PRICE: Rs. 1,20,000/-

1. Intending bidders may inspect the vehicle at above metionedplace during office hours on any working day on prior appointment.2. Subject to the realization of the reserve price, the vehicle will besold for the highest bid amount on “as is where is” condition.3. The successful bidder shall pay the entire bid amount on the spotand immediately take delivery on the vehicle.4. The bank reserve the right to cancel or postpone auction or not toaccept the highest bid without assigning any reasons therefore.5. On all matters not covered by these terms and conditions, thebank’s decision shall be final and binding on all concerned.Place: Kharghar, nave Mumbai.Date: 12-09-2019

Sd/-Branch Head

The Karnataka Bank Ltd.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Sr. No.

1 HondaAmaze1.5 S

(I DTEC)janu

janu-ary

2016

MH 46AD 2632

Geetanjali Enterprises,Palaspa Phata, OldBombay Pune Goajunction, Opposite

Kanak Garder,Panvel- 410206.

Description ofthe Vehicle

ModelBearing

RegistrationNo.

Inspection Placeand Contact No.


Shop No. 10, 11, 12 and 13, Millenium Icon, Sector 15, Plot- 50, 51Near D’mart, Kharghar New Mumbai 410210.

Telephone No. 08097250003, Mob No. 9769949139, 9930807166Public Auction Notice

The following vehicle in the possession of our bank will be sold inpublic auction on 20.09.2019 at 03.00 PM at Bank’s Kharghar NaviMumbai Branch Premises subject to the following terms and condi-tions to realize the money due to the bank.

MINIMUM BIDDING PRICE: Rs. 1,20,000/-

1. Intending bidders may inspect the vehicle at above metionedplace during office hours on any working day on prior appointment.2. Subject to the realization of the reserve price, the vehicle will besold for the highest bid amount on “as is where is” condition.3. The successful bidder shall pay the entire bid amount on the spotand immediately take delivery on the vehicle.4. The bank reserve the right to cancel or postpone auction or not toaccept the highest bid without assigning any reasons therefore.5. On all matters not covered by these terms and conditions, thebank’s decision shall be final and binding on all concerned.Place: Kharghar, nave Mumbai.Date: 12-09-2019

Sd/-Branch Head

The Karnataka Bank Ltd.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Sr. No.

1 MarutiSwift DzireTour Diesel

BS IV

A p r i l2016

MH 46AD 2298

M/s. EshwariEnterprises yard,

Datta MandirCompound, SionPanvel Highway,Near JMD Show-room, Sector 30,Sanpada, Navi

Mumbai.Mr. Naresh Shetty –

9967123125

Description ofthe Vehicle

ModelBearing

RegistrationNo.

Inspection Placeand Contact No.

CorrigendumIn the news dated 10.9.2019 theheadline Metro trains trial runin city in December 2020: CIDCOshould be read as December 2019.We regret the error.

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By: Chandrashekhar Hendve

Navi Mumbai: On Tuesday, cobra was rescuedfrom the residence of Bhimarao Laxman Park-shale, an employee with Water Pump House atIndira Nagar in Turbhe MIDC. The venomoussnake had entered the kitchen of Parkshale’shouse. The family immediately informed the snakerescue activist Deepak Gaikwad, who rescued thesnake and released it in the forest.

Cobra rescued

from Turbhe MIDC

By: Crime Reporter

Navi Mumbai: A lady travelling in an Express mailwas robbed of her gold chain worth Rs 1 lakh 44thousand. The incident happened when the trainreached Panvel Junction.

The complainant, Kalpana Mane, a residentof Jogeshwari, was traveling in coach S-6 fromAroli to Mumbai, Tutari Express on September 3.Ms Mane got up to go to the washroom when thetrain arrived at Panvel Railway Station at around5am in the morning. At this time, a thief whowas standing near the washroom pulled her goldmangalsutra and jumped from the running ex-press and fled.

Helpless Mane could not do anything as thetrain was moving. However, after the trainreached Dadar Railway Station she lodged a com-plaint with the Railway Police Station. Accord-ingly, Dadar Railway Police registered a robberycase against an unknown robber. However, as theincident took place in Panvel, by the order of thesenior official, the case has been referred to thePanvel Railway Police for further investigation.

Meanwhile, last month, in a similar incidentin the Janshatabdi Express an unidentified rob-ber looted gold worth Rs 1.5 lakh from a passen-ger who was traveling from Kankavali to Dadar.There has been no arrest so far.

Unidentified man pulls goldchain in Express train


Shop No. 10, 11, 12 and 13, Millenium Icon, Sector 15, Plot- 50, 51Near D’mart Kharghar New Mumbai 410210

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By: Abhitash D. Singh

Navi Mumbai: In an ef-fort to reduce trafficcongestion, the Raigadpolice have banned en-try of heavy vehicles onMumbai-Goa highway(NH 66) on the last dayof immersion on AnantChaturdashi day.

KP Gawde, publicrelations officer ofRaigad police said,“Thousands of peoplefrom Navi Mumbaiand Raigad districtwill be immersingtheir Ganesh idols andthis will result inheavy traffic conges-tion. In order to keepthe situation undercontrol we havebanned the to and fromovement of heavy

Heavy vehicles bannedon Anant Chaturdashi day

Steps taken to reduce traffic congestion

vehicles on AnantChaturdashi day. Vehi-cles with gross weightof 16 tones and abovewill not be allowed toply on the highwayduring this time,” hesaid.

“The number of ve-hicles increase on theday of Anant Chatur-

dashi and hence heavyvehicles will bebanned. We will deployextra-manpower tomonitor vehicles onthe highway. We alsoappeal the motorists tocooperate with us sothat no one faces anytrouble while travel-ling,” informed Gawde.

Navi Mumbai: RotaryClub of Bombay Sea-coast (RCBS) organizeda Lecture cum DemoWorkshop on Myocar-dial Infarction ( com-monly known asHeart-Attack) alongwith utilization of PulseOximeter and CPRDemo recently at Naig-aon Police Headquar-ter. This workshop wascarried out by Dr.Surendra Soneji of Ro-tary Club of BombaySeacoast.

On this occasion,Rotary Club of BombaySeacoast donated PulseOximeter, Oxygen Cyl-inder as well as AEDequipment to Naigoanpolice headquarter. Allarrangements for theworkshop was doneby Past President He-mang Jangla.

RCBS organizes lecture cum demoworkshop on Myocardial Infraction

Dr. Surendra Sone of Rotary Club ofBombay Seacoast is seen donating the AEDequipment and pulse oximeter to NaigaonPolice Headquarters at the hands of Addi-tional Commissioner of Police S. Jayaku-mar. From Left to Right: PP(Past Presi-dent) Hemang Jangla, Additional Commis-sioner of Police S. Jayakumar, Dr. Suren-dra Soneji, Sudhir Seth and PRID (PastRotary Int. Director) Ashok Mahajan.

By Abhitash D. Singh

Navi Mumbai: FromApril to June, 2019 adivisional level cleanli-ness competition wasorganised for hotels,schools, hospitals, hous-ing societies, welfareassociations, marketassociations and ad-ministrative offices.The NMMC has an-nounced the followingwinners:

Vashi Four PointHotel and Turbhe IBISHotel scored 100 out of100 and bagged the firstrank followed by ThePark Hotel, Belapurand Hotel Sarovar, Ko-perkhairane whichscored 96 out of 100 andbagged 2nd rank.

In MunicipalSchool’s category Be-lapur School no. 4 insector-8 and Ghansoli’sSchool no.55 got 100out of 100 and theybagged 1st rank andthe 2nd rank was

NMMC declares winners ofCleanliness CompetitionHotels, Schools, Hospitals, Housing Societies,

Market Associations, Welfare Associations

and Administrative offices awarded

achieved by Ko-perkhairane Schoolno.41 which scored 99out of 100. In PrivateSchool’s categorySadhu Vaswani Inter-national School locatedin Sector-15 in Sanpa-da scored 100 out of 100and bagged 1st rankwhile Belapur’s DPSlocated at Plot No 2 inSector-52 achieved 99out of 100 and remained2nd.

In clean housing so-cieties competition Ner-ul’s SBI housing societyreceived 118 out of 130mark and got the 1st

rank follwed by SeaBreeze Society of Nerulwhich received 115 outof 130 and stood 2ndand also Ghansoli’s Tr-ishul Gold Crest Soci-ety achieved 115 out of130 and stood 2nd. Thethird rank was baggedby Turbhe’s KasturiSociety which scored110 out of 130.

In clean market as-sociation category Airo-li’s Jai Bhawani Mar-ket stood first with 97out of 100 and Ko-perkhairane ShramikJanta Market bagged

Cont. on pg. 10

hant Thakur, MLA,Panvel and Chair-man, CIDCO, Man-datai Mhatre, MLA,Belapur; LokeshChandra, VC & MD,MHADA KonkanBoard ChairmanBalasaheb Patil,Raigad DistrictCollector Dr. VijaySuryawanshi (IAS),Thane DistrictCollector RajeshNarvekar, NMMCCommissioner Anna-saheb Misal, CIDCO;Dr. Prashant Nar-naware, Jt. MD-1,CIDCO; Ashok Shin-gare, CIDCO; Jt. MD-2 Nisar Tamboli,

CVO, CIDCO andHOD’s, officers andemployees werepresent in largenumber.

It may be recalledthat out of the fourlines proposed forNavi Mumbai Metro,Line no.1 will have atotal of 11 stations of11.10 kms, which isbeing constructed atthe cost of Rs. 3063crores. Navi MumbaiMetro will makecommute easy forinhabitants residingat Kharghar, Talojaand Pendhar. Atpresent, the traveltime to reach Talojafrom Belapur is 45minutes. Once themetro becomesoperational, this willreduce to 18 minutes,

which will be a greatrelief for Navi Mum-baikars using theroute.

The ambitiousPMAY housingscheme with themission to provide‘Housing For All’ wasrealized by allottingdigitally signedallotment letters tothe successful 10,000applicants. Theseletters were formallyinaugurated throughthe ‘Housing Go Live’website by the Honor-able Chief Minister,GoM, signifying itsvision to cater to theEWS and LIG catego-ries. The entireprocess was conductedonline through atransparent and user-friendly portal.

CM Fadnavisflags...

Cont. from pg. 1



Issue : 1113 12 September, 2019

Back to Nature

Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge,as part of her campaign to encourage chil-dren to play outside, has initiated the moveto develop ‘Back to Nature’ gardensequipped with facilities that would fasci-nate the child to engage in physical activ-ities. Playing outdoors should be a vital partof every kid’s early development. Besidesboosting physical and mental growth, it alsohelps the child to learn various life skills: agreat chance for kids to run, jump, make amess, explore their self in natural sur-roundings.With the advent of modern technology,children these days are spending moretime on their iPads, Nintendos or in watch-ing television. Scientists, doctors, mentalhealth experts, educationalists, sociolo-gists from across the globe have been pro-fessing the need to allow children to goout into the natural world. This, they stress,not only helps in their development, interms of physical and mental, but also thatof the society as a whole.Unfortunately, children these days do notappear to have spare time as well. Theparents, in their eagerness to make theirwards excel in every sphere, lay moreemphasis on after-school activities, coach-ing, organised sports etc. Due to this, chil-dren have really no time to do activitieslike climbing trees, building dens, playingin the mud etc. which used to be the regu-lar fun activities of the children in the ear-lier days. Moreover, living in a nuclear fam-ily makes it all the more difficult to let kidsgo out and play while ensuring they aresafe and sound under adult supervision.Hence, digital technology becomes theeasiest and the only option for parents tokeep their kids busy with something whilethey get busy completing their never-end-ing office or household work. But this istaking a huge toll on their health. Obesityis perhaps the most visible symptom of thelack of such play.As per the studies conducted worldwide,by spending just few minutes with naturecan help in improving mental wellbeing andself-esteem. Free and unstructured playin the outdoors boosts problem-solvingskills, focus and self-discipline. Socially, itimproves cooperation, flexibility, and self-awareness. Emotional benefits include re-duced aggression and increased happiness.Nature is a tool to get children to experi-ence not just the wider world, but alsothemselves. Let them learn how to takeresponsibility and how to measure riskfor themselves. Children are the futureof our nation. Let us all play a consciousand proactive role in developing a posi-tive outlook toward outdoor games orsports among kids.

Bandra Fair- A week-long celebrationDear Editor,The Bandra Fair is a week-long celebration held annually in the Bandra

suburb of Mumbai, starting on the following Sunday after September 8. It iscelebrated to commemorate the Nativity of Mary, the Mother of Jesus Christon September 8 at the Mount Mary’s Church Basilica at Bandra.

The Bandra Fair is estimated to be around 500 years old. The fair was first started when astatue of Mother Mary was found floating in the sea between 1700 and 1760 A.D., which accordingto a legend, a Koli fisherman had dreamt about it a few years earlier. The history behind thecurrent statue of Our Lady of the Mount goes back to the 16th century A.D. when some Jesuitpriests from Portugal brought the statue to Bandra and constructed the Mount Mary’s Churchthere.

In 1700, some Arab pirates disfigured the statue by cutting off the right hand. In 1760, theChurch was rebuilt and the statue was substituted with a statue of Our Lady of Navigators fromthe nearby St. Andrew’s Church. This statue has an interesting legend to tell. It goes that a Kolifisherman dreamt that he would find a statue in the sea. His dream came true as the statue wasfound floating in the sea between 1700 and 1760 A.D. A Jesuit annual letter dated to 1669 andpublished in the book of St. Andrew’s Church, Bandra (1616–1966) supports this claim. This wasbelieved to be a miracle by the locals, and the Bandra Fair was started to celebrate this greatevent. However, in the year 1761, the original statue of the Lady of the Mount was renovated withthe child Jesus in her arms and is venerated at the fair ever since. The fair draws oven ten lakhdevotees and pilgrims annually. During the Bandra Fair week, tens of thousands of people of allfaiths and communities visit the shrine.

This year, Bandra Fair has started on September 8 and will end on September 15. It is a week-long celebration from Sunday to Sunday.

Jubel D’Cruz, Mumbai.

Letter to the Editors....

Motor Vehicle Act MeaninglessDear Editor,According to the Motor Vehicle Act, driving without a seat belt, drunk driving, jumping traffic

signals, speeding, driving without insurance and overloading vehicles will attract heftier fines.Driving under the influence of alcohol, not giving way to ambulances or fire brigade will attract apenalty of Rs.10000 or imprisonment under the Act. But all this appears a rule only on paper as noone is able to follow traffic rule in a most dis-organised traffic segment and the road rules areoverlooked as per convenience. With the result most of the states have enforced or looking for rollback in the next few days.

Even Maharashtra state along with Gujarat is thinking of cutting down the road fines and theclamour for roll back is on the cards. The MV Act was cleared without looking at the pros and consand now there is no other way but to bring modification.

C.K. Ramani Maniam, Joy Homes, LBS Marg, Bhandup.

All India Bank ofMaharashtra Employ-ees Federation (AIBEA)and Bank of Maharash-tra Officers’ Association(AIBOA) unitedlystaged demonstration

Employees of Bank of Maharashtra fight for demands;stage demonstration at zonal offices across the country

all over India at theirZonal Offices.

The campaign start-ed with signature cam-paign of all staff-mem-bers. In the secondphase demand day was

observed in all branch-es of the Bank. In thethird phase demonstra-tions were held at allZonal Offices of theBank.

Organizing Secre-

tary, Arvind More gaveintroductory speechhighlighting the de-mands of the employ-ees. General Secretary,

Cont. on pg. 10



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Work of repairing roads and filling potholes andcraters have started in full swing on the busyroads of Sector 5, Sanpada. (C.K. Subramaniam)

By: LakshmanSundar

Seattle is really amelting pot. Many na-tionalities live in thisbeautiful city of 7.5lakh people. As this istech city, you natural-ly see a lot of young In-dians. Greater Metro-politan has over 3.8million people and thereare about 50,000 Indi-ans in and around Se-attle. Wherever Indi-ans go, they take theirreligion, culture andfood with them. There-fore, to preserve andpromote them theyhave built temples, cul-tural centers and res-taurants.

Greater Seattle ishome to seven major

Seattle Safari -22The Hindu temples around Seattle

Hindu Temples, and Iwas really surprised toknow that that thereare about a dozen Hin-du Temples in andaround Seattle. Some ofthem are more than adecade old. The atmo-sphere is absolutelywhat we have in Mum-bai or Navi Mumbaitemples but on a richerscale! Seattle Hindutemples offer daily pujaservices like aarti, or-ganize religious dis-courses, cultural eventsand also render specialservices like puja, athome, wedding priest,Satyanarayana pujaetc. as well.

The first temple wewent was Bothell Hin-du Temple & Cultural

Center. It is part of theSeattle metropolitanarea some half hourdrive about 20 mileseast of Seattle.

This temple housesLord Ganapathy, LordBalaji with His Con-sorts Sri Devi andBhudevi, Lord Shiva,Lord Rama, LordKrishna LordA y y a p p a , L o r dKarthikeya and Nava-grahas. Each has ownpavilion. We along withfifteen others partici-pated in the abhishe-gam to Goddess Ma-halakshmi. Then wewalked around and haddarshan of each sanni-dhi . Prasadams were

Cont. on pg. 9

By: Abhitash D. Singh

Navi Mumbai: Withan aim to maintainlaw and order andensure peacefulcelebration, the NaviMumbai Policedepartment in associa-tion with trafficpolice havedeployed 90additional policeforce on AnantChaturthi, thelast day ofGanesh Utsav.

To ensuresmooth flow oftraffic, thetraffic depart-ment has alsomade specialtraffic arrange-ments for the day.Heavy vehicles havebeen banned fromentering the city andseveral routes havebeen changed. Fivehundred traffic policewill be monitoringtraffic, while anadditional 90 copshave been deployed bythe Navi Mumbaipolice headquarters,informed the officialsfrom Navi MumbaiTransport Depart-ment.

The Ganpati idolimmersion has been

Additional police forcedeployed for Anant Chaturthi

Steps to prevent any untoward incident

arranged at six lakescoming under NMMCdivision. Most of thepublic Ganesh idols im-mersion will take placein Shirvane, Vashi andKoperkhairane. Craneshave been arranged in

case a vehicle gets stuckin the traffic due tosome reason.

Sunil Lokhande,Deputy Commissioner,Traffic from NaviMumbai informed, “Ve-hicles approachingVashi in the direction ofAiroli, Koperkhairanewill turn from the BlueDiamond Hotel andexit via Palm Beachroad. Vehicles arrivingfrom Vashi Station andVashi will pass throughVashi Plaza to PalmBeach. Vehicles inVashi city will go from

Vashi Hospital to theBlue Diamond Hotel inPalm Beach and vehi-cles from Vashi Sector4 to 6 will reach Vashivia Vashi Police Sta-tion. Vehicles arrivingat Vashi from Turbhe

section will go from sig-nal to corner and to Ma-hatma Phule Chowkwithout going to VashiChowk. In Nerul areathe Chincholi Lake areawill have access only tovehicles that passthrough the subwayand to the immersionpond. The traffic routechanges and ban will befrom 12pm to 7pm onThursday. We havemade a precise ar-rangement. There willbe caution and trafficwill not be blocked any-where.”



By: Dr. Jaishree Sharad

Soft, cool breeze, thesmell of damp soiland the sight of adrizzly morning witha warm cup of tea inhand… bliss! Theonset of the monsoonsis a welcome andrefreshing break afterthe scorching heat ofIndia’s summers. Andbefore we plungeheadlong into sere-nading the rains ,let’s look at thespecial care you needto take of your skinthis season.Steps to Skin Careduring Monsoons :Step 1 : As always, itis cleansing. Highhumidity causessweat, dirt and dustbuild up on the skin’ssurface, along withother pollutants.Hence, it is importantto cleanse your skillwell. Use a soap freecleanser if you havedry or sensitive skin.Use an antibacterialface wash if you haveoily or acne proneskin.Step 2 : The rains setfree a lot of airborneand waterbornegerms. A good anti-bacterial toner will

Skin Care

Skin care inmonsoons

help prevent skininfections and break-outs. Remember tochoose an alcohol freetoner. Rose water is agood option too. Step 3 : No sun, nosunscreen …. That’sthe most commonmyth. UVA penetrates

clouds easily andreaches your skinjust the same. De-spite the cloudy skiesyou’re still at a risk ofexposure to UVA rayswhich cause pigmen-tation, rashes, finelines & wrinkles. Soremember to use abroad spectrumsunscreen every day.Step 4 : Water proof

make up is the keyword this season.Stick to powder basedfoundation whichwont bleed. Use kohlpencils instead ofliquid eye liners.Step 5. When you getwet in the rains, theskin gets dehydrated.

Humidity adds todehydration. Thisleads to dry and itchyskin. So before youhit the bed at night,remove all your makeup , wash your faceand moisturise. Yourbody needs as muchcare as your face. Somake sure you use alight moisturiser foryour face and a thick

moisturiser for yourbody. Shea butter,squalene, cocoabutter, almond oil,olive oil are ingredi-ents to look for inyour body moisturis-ers.Step 6 : Foot care: Inthe monsoons, ourskin and more so ourfeet are at the receiv-ing end of a greatdeal. With our streets,wading through knee-deep water even if itmeans getting out ofa Porche and walkingto your office porch oraccidentally steppinginto an open drain areall within the realmsof possibility. Wetfootwear is the worst.While your shoes getwet, your feet within,far worse. They areexposed to dampnessthrough the day andlook raw and broiledby the time you reachhome at night. So,how can you protectyour feet this mon-soon?After you reach home,wash your legs with amild shower gel andwater. Pat your legsdry with a soft toweland ensure that youdry your feet and thespaces between thetoes thoroughly. Applyan oil free moisturiserto prevent the skinfrom getting dehy-drated.Try keeping a pair ofsandals at the officeso that you don’t haveto torture your feet in

those wet socks &shoes.Avoid leather. Selectshoes with rubber orpolyester soles orheels. This will alsoprevent skin allergies.Step 6 : Exfoliate ! Itis important toexfoliate once in aweek if you have oilyskin and once in afortnight if you havedry skin. Pure oat-meal scrub is a goodoption to cleanse yourskin. You can also useripe papaya pulp as amild exfoliant. Don’tforget to exfoliateyour feet too.Monsoon Do’s and

Don’t’s

· Drink boiled wateras far as possible.· Avoid eating foodfrom road side stallswhich could beunhygienic.· Don’t forget to carryyour colourful um-brellas and raincoatswhen you step out. · Don’t step outwithout applying awater resistantsunscreen with anSPF of 30. Ultraviolet rays arepresent even on acloudy day!· If possible, keep achange of clothes inyour office. It isimportant tokeep your skin dry toprevent fungal orbacterial skin infec-tions.· Don’t tie wet hair asit’ll lead to lice,fungal infections &

dandruff.· Dust an antifungalpowder on your bodyfolds after bathingand carry the powderin your bag.· Synthetic clothes(georgettes andchiffons) are prefera-ble in the monsoons.They are easy towash and wear,hardly requireironing and dryquickly.· Avoid using founda-tion and heavymakeup which couldget smudged or bleedin the rains. Ifrequired, use powder-based make up, waterproof kohl and mas-cara, and mattelipsticks.Dr. Jaishree Shar-ad is an Interna-tional mentor,American Societyof DermatologicSurgery; Board ofDirectors,International Societyof Aesthetic andDermatologicSurgery; MedicalDirector, SkinfinitiAesthetic & LaserClinic, Mumbai;Editor inChief, AestheticDermatology,Current Perspec-tives(Jaypee medical Publishers); Au-thor, Skin Talks (Penguin RandomHouse Publishers);Author, Skin Rules(Penguin RandomHouse Publishers )

Mumbai: In the questto make India the SkillCapital of the World,Dr. Mahendra NathPandey, Minister forSkill Development andEntrepreneurship(MSDE), laid the foun-dation stone of IndianInstitute of Skills (IIS)at Mumbai recently toprovide skill trainingin highly specializedareas to students whowant to pursue techni-cal education after com-pleting Class X andClass XII, makingthem employable and

Union Minister for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship,lays Foundation Stone for Indian Institute of Skills, Mumbai

industry ready for theNew India and the glo-bal market. The visionbehind setting up IISwas to build world-classskill training centresin line with reputed ed-ucational institutes likeIndian Institute ofTechnology (IIT) andIndian Institution ofManagement (IIM),with first-hand learn-ing facilities from inter-nationally renownedexisting skill institu-tions.

Shri AmarjeetMishra, MoS status

Vice-Chairman of Ma-harashtra Film, Stage

& Cultural Develop-ment Corporation Ltd

(MFSCDCL), ShriMangesh M Kudalkar,

MLA (Kurla Constitu-ency); Shri Malik AbdulRashid (Kaptan), Cor-porator; Shri NatarajanChandrasekaran, TataSons; Mr. AM Naik,Chairman, NationalSkill Development Cor-poration & GroupChairman, Larsen &Toubro Limited; ShriKP Krishnan, Secre-tary, MSDE and othersenior officers of MSDEwere also present at theinauguration of the IIS.

Tata Education De-

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HEALTH AND FITNESS

Reason to Panic? Fever!!!

By Dr. Firuzi Mehta

Most of us have ex-perienced a state of pan-ic when an infant or achild falls sick. When achild isn’t feeling well,the first thing thatcomes to our mind is tocheck for a fever. ‘Fever’is not an illness by it-self, but it is a signthat indicates thatsomething is not rightinside the body. ‘Alarm

bells’ go off within mostmothers and they reactto this by instantly try-ing to bring down thefever, either by givingthe child some medicineto bring down the fever,like a paracetamol, orby rushing to the doc-tor for stronger medica-tions. Average normaltemperature is consid-ered to be 98.6 degreesF, however, what is nor-mal for an individualmay be slightly higheror lower than the aver-age normal tempera-

ture. A significant feveris one where the tem-perature is 102 degreesF or above. It is impor-tant to remember thatfevers are not necessar-ily bad. A fever is pro-duced by our immunesystem to help the bodyfight off a number ofbacterial and viral in-fections. The virusesthat cause colds andother respiratory infec-tions thrive better atcool temperatures. Thefever that the body pro-duces in response tosuch an infection is ac-tually beneficial, as therise in temperaturemakes it tougher forthese viruses to surviveand multiply. Hence thelow-grade fevers com-

monly seen with suchinfections help in elim-inating the virus.

By artificiallybringing down the tem-perature with periodicalmedication, you are inreality increasing theduration of the illnessas the viruses thentake longer to get ridoff. There have alsobeen some research pa-pers showing thatchildhood infectious fe-brile illnesses play abeneficial role in devel-oping immunity to-

wards chronic degener-ative diseases in lateradult life. Fevers canoccur with a widerange of conditions,hence it is the otheraccompanying signsand symptoms thathelp to diagnose thereal underlying cause ofthe fever. If you do notknow the cause of thefever, it is best not totry to bring down thefever as this only sup-presses the symptomsand makes it more dif-ficult to diagnose. It isnot advisable to bringdown temperaturesthat are below 102 F(38.9 C), as it is alsobelieved that aggres-sively treating evenmild fevers interfereswith the body’s im-mune response. It ismore important towatch how your child isbehaving. If the child isfairly active, and hasperiods of playfulness,he probably doesn’tneed aggressive treat-ment. Let the child restin a room with good cir-culation of air, with fanor AC.

Dress the childlightly. Keep giving thechild fluids to drink,especially normaldrinking water. Foodshould be light and easyto digest as heavy foodsare difficult to digestduring fevers as thefunctioning of the diges-tive system slowsdown. Over exertionshould be avoided. Tep-id sponging is an ac-ceptable method tobring down a high fe-ver. Place the child ina tub, but put only 1 to2 inches of tepid water(85 to 90 degrees F or

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In the fashionworld, Saree has as-sumed prominentplace, with the women-

folk preferring the sixyard wonder as the bestdress for all the sea-sons. The

The six yard wonder

By C K Subramaniam

Kancheepuram Sareegets the top spot but thechiffon and pure silksarees assume greaterimportance when youattend a function. Thetraditional dress sareeis a household dressamong Indian womenliving abroad as well.The pallu and the pleatsall give the wearer agorgeous look as well as

good appearance. Thereis nothing like a sareeto make you look mostelegant all the times.

Hence saree is regard-ed as the most flexiblegarment available inthe fashion world.

There are 10 con-temporary twists to theso called traditionalwith nautical stripeswith kasavu, sareewith a ruffled hem orpallu, ombre-dyed, em-broidered signatureRouka motifs or text, or

even a floral patchwork.The piece-de-resistance

Mumbai : Myntra isall set to launch ‘Myn-tra Fashion Superstar’,the world’s first digitalfashion influencer tal-ent hunt; which is setto go live on the Myn-tra app on September17, 2019.

Areality show, ‘My-ntra Fashion Super-star’ is aimed at identi-fying and rewardingIndia’s next big fashioninfluencer in associa-tion with Zoom Studios.

Cont. on pg. 11

Myntra launches ‘Fashion Superstar’,world’s first digital fashion reality show

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By: Crime Reporter

Navi Mumbai: ThePanvel Railway Policereturned a bag contain-ing valuables worth Rs.2.5 lakhs belonging toAnant Kadam, aresident of Digha.

It is learnt thatAnant Kadam and hisfamily had gone totheir hometown atChiplun for GanapatiUtsav. The family wasreturning back toMumbai on Diva-Sawantwadi train.They got off the trainat 8 pm on Sunday

Railway police return back bag containing jewellery and cash

night at Thanerailway station. Asthey were in a hurryto reach Thane, theyforgot to take alongwith them the bagwhich contained Rs2.5 lakh worth of

jewellery, cash Rs6,000, ATM card, PANcard, Aadhar card,and other importantdocuments.

The Kadam familyrealised that they hadforgotten the bag only

when the local trainstarted from Thane.

However, the policeat the Panvel Railwaystation noticed the bagand they immediatelytook possession of itand examined the

content. They foundjewellery, cash andother importantdocuments inside it.The police thenimmediately contactedAnant Kadamthrough the contact

information they gotfrom the documents inthe bag. Later AnantKadam and his wifeapproached the PanvelRailway Police.Subsequently, thepolice returned backthe bag containingvaluables to thecouples.

In a similar inci-dent, the Vashi Rail-way Police returnedback a forgotten bag tothe owner containing aMangalsutra and fewchildren’s clothesworth Rs 1 lakh.

More than 10,000supporters of GaneshNaik were present dur-ing the event and couldbe heard shouting slo-gans like “GaneshNaik Aage BadhoHum Tumhare SathHai”.

All the support-ers present duringthe function weregiven the BJP Cap,flags and also theBJP symbolic muf-fler to put aroundthe neck.

The CM alongwith BJP seniorleaders gave a warmwelcome to all the 50corporators of NCPwho joined BJP.

MaharashtraCM Devendra Fad-navis while addressingthe gatherings said,“BJP is growing byleaps and bounds and itis regarded as one of thecleanest party in thecountry. In our partyeveryone is welcomeand there is equal op-portunity for all togrow. We heartily wel-

come the former ThaneGuardian MinisterGanesh Naik in ourparty along with his 50corporators and sup-porters with openarms. We are confidentthat in the coming As-sembly elections we will

perform excellently inNavi Mumbai underthe guidance of GaneshNaik and the lotus willdefinitely blossom inthe satellite city.”

Ganesh Naik,Former Guardian Min-ister of Thane said,“BJP has emerged aone of the biggest par-ties in the country now

and under the leader-ship of Prime MinsiterNarendra Modi thecountry is developingat a greater pace. Ihave joined the partywith an intention ofhelping the satellitecity grow. Many lead-

ers from variousparties are join-ing BJP becausethey know that inthis party they getto share the ideaswith the seniorleadership. I willwork towards thegrowth of BJP inNavi Mumbaialong with thegrowth of thecity.”

While 50 NCPcorporators alongwith Ganesh Naikhave joined BJP,NMMC Mayor

Jaywant Sutar andfour others who are thestanding committeemembers have stayedback in NCP. JaywantSutar was also presentat the function with hissupporters to congratu-late Ganesh Naik andthe other NCP Corpora-tors who have joined theBJP party.

Ganesh Naik...

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thanked Chief Minis-ter Devendra Fad-navis and GuardianMinister RavindraChavhan for extend-ing financial supportin the development ofthis hospitaland HealthMinisterEknath Shindefor his untiringsupport in itsdevelopment.

I n f o r m i n gabout the facili-ties Raigad Dis-trict Civil Sur-geon Dr AjitGavali said,“The present hos-pital can admit120 patients. Outof the100 beds,20 beds will befor the traumapatients”.

He further said, it isexpected that the hos-pital will see about 300to 400 OPD on dailybasis. As it is a stategovernment hospital itis open for one and allwho need the service. Sharing details aboutthe departments andservices Dr NagnathYempalle, Medical Of-ficer, said, the first floorwill have Case PaperRegistration Counter,medicine distributiondepartment, NationalTB / Leprosy Eradica-tion Wing, Physiother-apy Wing, MLC/PM,Blood Bank, MedicineStore, ECG, X RayRoom, Laboratory,Bone Satire Specialist,

Ear-Nose-Throat Spe-cialist, Eye TestingWing, General Surgery,Medicine Wing, PoliceHelp Room, Medical Of-ficer Emergency Wing,Emergency Room, Gen-eral/Surgery Room.

On the Second floorHealth service assis-tance, NCD, pediatri-

cian, dental testingwing, ICTC, maleward, female ward, preand post delivery room,malaria wing, (hirkanikaksha) a room dedi-cated for mom’s tobreastfeed their newborn, gynaecologist,sonography, vaccina-tion department, la-bour theatre/ femaledisease operation roometc.

On the third flooran administrative offic-er room, administrativeoffice, medical inspec-tor cabin, national childhealth program, eye op-eration room theatreare located.

The event wasgraced by the presence

of EX MP RamsethThakur, Raigad Dis-trict Collector Dr VijaySuryavanshi, KonkanMhada Chairman Bal-asaheb Patil, JNPTTrustee Mahesh Baldi,Mayor Dr KavitaChoutmol, Commis-sioner GaneshDeshmukh, Health

Deputy Director Dr.Gauri Rathod, JilhaParishad CEO DilipHalde, Raigad DistrictCivil Surgeon Dr. AjitGavali, Assnt DirectorHealth Dr SurekhaMende, Deputy MayorVikrant Patil, HouseLeader Paresh Thakur,RPI Kokan PresidentJagdish Gaikwad, BJPTaluka President Arun-seth Bhgat, City Presi-dent Jayant Pagde, Dis-trict Spokesperson Y TDeshmukh, Vice Presi-dent Rajendra Patil,Shiv Sena District Ad-visor Baban Patil, Dis-trict Chief ShirishGharat, Dr Arunku-mar Bhagat and othereminent dignitaries.

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velopment Trust(TEDT) was selected asthe private partner forsetting up IIS at NSTIcampus in Mumbaithrough a competitivebidding process. TheTata Group is investingabout Rs. 300 crore inthe 4.5 acres campusthat aims to bring best-in-class infrastructureand facilities to stu-dents. The aim of theInstitute is to ensurethat 5000 trainees willbe passing out everyyear with 70% place-ment opportunities.

The Union Cabinethad given its nod to setup Indian Institute ofSkills (IISs) in three lo-cations of the country— Mumbai, Ahmeda-

bad and Kanpur, to givewings to the Skill IndiaMission. These insti-tutes will be construct-ed & operated on a PPP(Public-Private Part-nership) model and innot-for-profit basis.

Envisaged as world-class skill training cen-ter imbibing best prac-tices from internation-ally renowned existingskill institutions, theinstitute will facilitatelearnings and trainingsthrough strong indus-try connect in both pub-lic and private sectors.The courses in this in-stitute will includemodern training meth-odologies using digitaland augmented learn-ing platforms. It is alsoan important step to-wards promoting ap-prenticeship-embedded

courses and offeringhigher order qualifica-tions leading up to cer-tificates, diplomas andeven degrees in con-junction with universi-ties.

Inaugurating theinstitute, Dr. Mahen-dra Nath Pandey,Hon’ble Union Ministerfor Skill Developmentand Entrepreneurship,said, “The concept ofIndian Institute ofSkills (IIS) was envis-aged by the Hon’blePrime Minister ShriNarendra Modi himselfwhen he had visited theVocational Educationand Training Center inSingapore. It is underhis able guidance anddirection that this insti-tute will be on the linesof the IITs and the IIMsthat we have in our

country. It will aspire toearn a similar reputa-tion, stature and world-class infrastructure tocater to the demands ofthe international mar-ket and modern re-quirements. Just likehow we are now beingknown for ‘Make in In-dia’, soon we will beknown for ‘Skilled inIndia’ as well.

The driving forcebehind setting up astate-of-the-art traininginstitution like the In-dian Institute of Skills(IISs) is to help candi-dates equip themselveswith marketable skills.There is a need to builda skilled workforceequipped with the re-quired skillsets to meetthe demand of Industry4.0, powered by tech-nology like automation,

Artificial Intelligenceand machine learning,cyber technology, ener-gy conservation etc.The skill scenario ischanging world over,and these institutes willkeep us competitive.The setting up of theinstitute in Mumbaiwill also cater to aspi-rations of the youth ofMaharashtra eager tobecome a part of thenew-age industrialeconomy,” he added.

The Governmenthas provided land to theprivate partner for aperiod of 25 years forthe institute, with com-prehensive project re-views every 5 yearsmapping performanceoutcome.

Shri NatarajanC h a n d r a s e k a r a n ,Chairman, Tata Sons

extended his best wish-es on the foundationceremony and said thatTata is privileged to bea part of a project con-ceptualized by theHon’ble Prime Minis-ter, himself. He saidthat jobs are critical foreconomic growth andwith the current demo-graphic dividend, skilldevelopment is the ap-propriate solution to getthe youth productivelyemployed. He said thatwe need to ensure thatlatest market relevantskills are imparted tomake the youth readyfor jobs of the future.

Along with the foun-dation laying ceremony,the dignitaries also un-dertook tree plantationat the National SkillTraining Institute cam-pus in Mumbai.

Union Minister...Cont. from pg. 6

offered after pujas anddeepaaraadhanas. Wespent three hours en-joying the religious, de-votional and culturalactivities therein.

Bellevue HinduTemple On Maha Shi-varathri afternoon wevisited the BellevueHindu Temple and Cul-tural Center (BHTCC)a non-profit organiza-tion, constructed morethan seven years beforeto meet the spiritual,religious and culturalneeds of the growingIndian community inand around Seattle. Itconducts daily pujas ,yoga and Hindi classesand promotes our artsand culture.

Constructed in theNorth Indian style thetemple houses idols ofShiva Lingam, LordsGanesha, Ram, Laksh-man, Hanuman, Krish-na and GoddessesRadha, Sita and Durga.The prayer hall is veryspacious. Day longprayers, Abhishegams,Bhajans, Cultural Pro-grams attracted above500 Indians. Sundara-kaanda Paarayanamfollowed Rudrabhishe-gam and a BharatNatyam Dance recitalfeaturing Shiva Par-vathi Kalyanam byAnuradha Gautam, a

young Indian danseusewere the programs onthat day.

I saw three whiteAmericans sittingthroughout all pro-grams. On closeobservation oneAmerican elderlyamong the three waschanting Om NamaShivaya with Rudrak-sham. I am told thathe is a regular visitorto this temple. Around815 pm Aarati wasperformed after theBharat NatyamProgram. We hadsumptuous prasadamsas dinner. There werealso Rudrabhishegamsat 1030 and 12 atmidnight and the hallwas full. Like inShiva Vishnu Mandirat Vashi, Navi Mum-bai long queue waswitnessed as devoteswaited patiently toperform individual

abhishegam with milkthroughout the dayand night. Eventhough it was driz-zling there that didnot dampen the fervorand bhakti of theIndian communitywho kept on arrivingin their cars withtheir families.

Nithyanandesh-wara Hindu Temple isat Issaquah about 17miles or 20 minutesdue south east of

Seattle. It is a centerfor manifestingSadashivatva - livinglife as a divine being,manifesting Shaktisand manifesting lifeas we want it - foreveryone to reachtheir highest poten-tial through sacredIndian practices ofyoga, meditation,service & devotion.Established in 2008,NithyanandeshwaraHindu Temple , has

now moved to anexpanded location inIssaquah, south eastof Seattle and dou-bling the occupancycapacity from previ-ous location.

Sri Jaya Hanu-man Temple performsmany services per-taining to HinduReligious Customs. Italso teaches CarnaticMusic, Indian Musi-cal Instruments andSlokas and languag-es. It celebrates allthe Hindu Festivalsand have specialservices performed atthe temple. It canalso enable devoteesperform variouspoojas at their homes.

Established in2013, the temple is inthe heart of Indianneighbourhood andvery close to theMicrosoft Campuses. This location is veryconvenient for allfamilies and they canvisit the temple,

while they come tobuy Indian Groceriesor come to IndianRestaurants.

Other Well-knownTemples

SeattleSafari -22...

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29.4 to 32.2 degrees C)in the basin, test thewater with the back ofyour hand or wrist. Itshould feel just slight-ly warm. Do not usecold water, since thatwill be uncomfortableand may cause shiver-ing, which can raise thetemperature. Seat yourchild in the water; it ismore comfortable thanlying down. Then, us-ing a clean washcloth orsponge, spread a film ofwater over the trunk,arms and legs. Thewater will evaporateand cool the body. Con-tinue sponging the childuntil the temperaturehas reached an accept-able level. Usually,

sponging will bringdown the fever in thir-ty to forty-five minutes.However, if your childis resisting actively,stop and let the childjust sit and play in thewater. If being in thetub makes the childmore upset and uncom-fortable, it is best totake him/her out evenif the fever is un-changed.

Remember, fever inthe moderate range(less than 102 degreesF / 38.9 degrees C) is initself not harmful. Veryhigh fevers, between103 and 106 F, maycause hallucinations,confusion, irritabilityand even convulsions.Approximately four per-cent of children underage 5 experience fever-induced seizures (fe-

brile seizures). Thesigns of febrile seizures,which occur when achild’s temperature ris-es or falls rapidly, in-clude a brief loss of con-sciousness and convul-sions. Although theseseizures can be ex-tremely alarming,most children don’t ex-perience any lasting ef-fects. Parents shouldstay calm and careful-ly observe the child. Toprevent accidental inju-

ry, the child should beplaced on a protectedsurface such as thefloor or ground. Thechild should not be heldor restrained during aconvulsion. To preventchoking, the childshould be placed on hisor her side or stomach.When possible, the par-ent should gently re-move all objects fromthe child’s mouth. Theparent should neverplace anything in the

child’s mouth during aconvulsion. Objectsplaced in the mouth canbe broken and obstructthe child’s airway. Ifthe seizure lasts longerthan 10 minutes, thechild should be takenimmediately to thenearest medical facilityfor further treatment.Once the seizure hasended, the child shouldbe taken to his or herdoctor to check for thesource of the fever.

Medical help is es-sential if a child over 3months of age main-tains a temperatureover 103 F even after afew hours of hometreatment. Contact thedoctor urgently if thechild has symptoms of:Stiff neck; Extremelethargy; Largeamounts of diarrhea or

vomiting; Swelling ofthe throat; Mental con-fusion; Unusual rashesor bite marks; Severeheadache.

Homeopathy worksgently and safely and inmost cases, rapidly, toset right the cause ofthe fever and therebytreats the illness. Ho-meopathic medicines donot compromise theimmunity; they workby stimulating thebody’s own immunesystem to fight the ill-ness, hence the treat-ment does not weakenthe body any further.Recovery and recuper-ation is quick and thebody can get back to itsnormal healthy func-tioning within a veryshort time

The writer is B.H.M.S.(Bom.) H.M.D. (Lon.)

Reason toPanic...

Cont. from pg. 7

As the ultimate desti-nation for fashion andlifestyle, Myntra’s in-fluence over the percep-tion and enthusiasm forfashion is set to take aleap through this show,with specialized con-tent, aimed at inspiringand engaging the audi-ence.

Conceived by Myn-tra, the concept pro-vides a never-before op-portunity for fashionenthusiasts with aknack of creating style-related content andbringing forward theirunique personalities,through digital and so-cial-first content. Con-testants will compete ona variety of fashionstyling and digital con-tent creation tasks toshowcase their pen-chant for fashion andsocial media. Theywould also be mentoredand judged by a starstudded jury, from theworld of Bollywood,TVand fashion, includ-ing Bollywood divaSonakshi Sinha andleading celebrity styl-ist, Shaleena Nathani.Through this show,Myntra intends to le-verage the strong rela-tionship between fash-ion and social media, bycreating a unique prop-erty that takes a seatin the middle of this

combine.All the action in the

competition will be tele-cast in a series, span-ning 8 weeks on theMyntra app, and ZoomTV. Myntra FashionSuperstar will offerviewers a one of a kindimmersive experienceallowing them to votefor their favourite influ-encer on the Myntraapp and will providethem access to lots ofexclusive content thathelps them know thecontestants better. Inaddition, various celeb-rities who are part ofthe guest jury panelwill offer viewers, tipsand tricks on becomingfashion influencers.The show has been pro-duced in associationwith Banijay India.

Speaking on the oc-casion, Amar Nagaram,Head, Myntra Jabong,said, “Myntra FashionSuperstar is a first of itskind reality show thatoffers fashion influencersan opportunity of a life-time to showcase theirspecial talent and makea mark for themselvesin the industry. Whilethe concept is aimed atbringing the influencercommunity to the fore,it also demonstratesour innovative technol-ogy led approach to en-hance customer experi-ence and engagementon our platform. A firstfor any e-commerce

platform in the country,this marks the begin-ning of Myntra’s in-appcontent led destinationto engage customers.”

Bollywood actor,Sonakshi Sinha, said,“Fashion has alwaysattracted me as it is oneof the most dynamicand exciting aspects ofour lives and I am veryexcited to be judgingthe first ever hunt forthe biggest fashion in-fluencer in the country.Confidence, energy, el-ements of fun andbreakthrough stylesare some of the traitsthat top my judgementparameters as I believethose to be the basicqualities of a fashion in-fluencer. I am extreme-ly excited at this oppor-tunity and look forwardto the launch of MyntraFashion Superstar.”

The winner of theshow will be adjudged,‘Myntra FashionSuperstar’,and get theopportunity to become akey face of Myntra onsocial platforms. He orshe will get to curatestyles on the Myntraapp, will get a chanceto host fashion andstyling shows on ZoomTV and will also fea-ture in Filmfare maga-zine. In addition, Myn-tra will work with someof the other chosen con-testants and help themrealise their dream ofbecoming a fashion star.

Myntra launches...Cont. from pg. 7

2nd rank with score of96 out of 100.

In cleanadministrative officecategory Nerul’s PostOffice in Sector-3 re-

ceived 146 out of 150and stood 1st while SBIBank located in Sector-11 in Belapur received117 out of 150 and stood2nd.

In clean hospitalscategory Apollo Hospitalof Belapur received 151out of 160 and stood 1stfollowed by Fortis Hos-

pital, Vashi whichscored 145 out of 160and stood 2nd.

The civic body willbe organising the com-petition for all till De-cember 2019. The an-nouncement of winnerfrom July 2019 to Sep-tember, 2109 will alsobe announced soon.

NMMCdeclares ...

Cont. from pg. 3

Shri Nagesh Nachan-kar explained in detailabout the demonstra-tion programme. Onthis occasion Secretaryof Bank of Maharash-tra Officers’ Association,Shri V. Vishwanathstressed that the Asso-ciation is fighting fortheir legitimate de-mands.

Demands of theassociation include:Restoring adequatesecurity arrange-ments for branchesand ATM locations.Bank has recentlyremoved the securityof Branches and ATMcenters. Due to nonavailability of securi-ty at branches andATM centers somedacoits and theftsincidents werehappened. Customersand employees of theBank were in tremen-dous pressure;Recruitment in allcadres i.e. Clerical,Officers & substaff

and PTS. Due toinadequate staff inthe bank customerservice is badlyhampered the Associ-ation leaders said;Association has alsostrongly put thedemand of absorptionof daily wages / parttime employeesworking in the banksince last 10 years;Association alsodemanded that tomaintain sanctity ofminutes, agreements,settlements enteredwith the Association;Withdrawal of termi-nation notices issuedto officers; Regulatedworking hours andrelief from workingon weekly off andholidays; Revisitinconvenient trans-fers of officers’ issues,more particularly oflady officer employ-ees.

After completion ofdemonstration pro-gramme, a memoran-dum of demands waspresented to Zonal Man-ager, Thane by Gener-al Secretary, Shri

Nagesh Nachankarand Secretary of Offic-er Association Shri V.Vishwanathan. Theyrequested Zonal Man-ger, Thane to conveysentiments of the Asso-ciation to Head Office,Pune.

On this occasionPresident, Shri KishorSawant, GeneralSecretary, NageshNachankar, Organis-ing Secretary, ArvindMore, Vice President,Santosh Jagtap,Sudhir Patil, Treasur-er, Shri Satish Naik,Joint Secretary,Ravikant Ganjave,Bhushan Manjalkar,Babu Jadhav, Gopic-hand Patekar, RajuMalwankar, Smt.Subhangi Chalke,Smt. Kasale, Smt.Narkar, Harsh Vaiti,Dinesh Ugale,Mangesh Bhalerao,Sunil Vaiti, DattaDaware, JagdishWaghachaware andBranch Managers,Officers and employ-ees of the Bank werepresent in largenumbers.

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is the sari with theMohiniyattam drape asthe pleats (like in adancer’s costume) andmade out of more thanone saree, which isturning out to be a hitamong the clientele.

This Onam, thewearers went for cus-tomization. Among thepopular demands were- a colour change toblack, ruffles (on borderand/or pallu), kasavuon the pallu combinedwith placement embroi-dery. All the saris, in-form the sari traders,are from flood hit loomsof Chendamangalam.

The customers havetwo options - handloomand power loom, the

former is made by handand thus cost more thanthe machine made.Handloom Keralasarees with pure kasa-vu are, after all, theclassic version. Taniri-ka, Bhamini and Rat-nangi- provide thesethree special collectionsfor the season. Each ofthese are created ontraditional pit looms bymaster weavers of aplace called Balara-mapuram. What marksthese weaves unique isthat they can be wornboth sides. The collec-tions reinforce the goalof reviving and sustain-ing the weaver commu-nities of the weavinghub of erstwhile Tra-vancore.

We find handloomsin silks, silk andcotton and handlooms

for bridal wear. Incream and gold,pastels and richcolours, the collectionis an eulogy to theweavers of theseexquisite pieces thathave been curatedcarefully. The pricesstart from ¹ 5,000 andgoes up to ¹ 1.5 lakh.It is the weddingseason and that iswhy we come acrossbridal collection thatevery woman wouldlove to own and wearduring festivities,functions and mar-riages.

Of each of thecollections, we observethat Tanirika, meantfor the young and theyoung at heart,attempts to capturethe sense of playful-ness of spring in its

colours and motifs. Ifa Bhamini targets thewoman of substancewith its deep, richcolours, Ratnangi isfor those who revel inthe luxury of opulenthandloom saris.Women make bigcollection of saris andprefer to wear itaccording to theoccasion with match-ing blouses.

A subtle current ofIndianising the fashionwas already there, butnow with governmentbacking, it has gainedrenews momentum. Saris are here to stayfor centuries and Kera-la Saris are the mainattraction during theOnam and Vishu sea-son.

The writer isfreelancer

The six yardwonder...

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Glimpe of ten days Ganesh Utsav atYadav Gopale’s residence in Jawale.

Ganesh Darshan 2019



By: Chandrashekahr Hendve

Navi Mumbai: Threemajor subways, fallingon the Sion-PanvelHighway, that had beenconstructed with anaim to help residentscross busy roads with-out difficulties are inpathetic condition. Theresidents allege that allthe three subways- atthe LP circle Nerul,subway near SBI Colo-ny at CBD Belapur andsubway at Uran phata-have also becomefavourable spot for drugaddicts.

The residents saythat the subway lackproper lighting andgarbage can be seenstrewn all over theplace. Also as there isno proper drainagesystem, the subwaysare perpetually filledin knee deep waterduring rains, thusbecoming a favourablemosquito breedingarea.

“We fear using thesubways as there arealways drunk meninside,”remarksRamrao Jadhav, a

Subways on Sion-PanvelHighway in pathetic condition

resident of CBDBelapur.

“There is no properlight in the subway. Ihave even seen men sit-ting and drinking andsmoking inside the sub-ways. NMMC and po-lice should take actionon this so that the sub-way can be used,” saysSujata Patil, anotherresident.

The work of the SionPanvel Highway was

undertaken by the Pub-lic Works Departmentthrough the Sion Pan-vel Tollways Pvt LtdCompany in 2011.

“The tender for un-derground repair workand maintenance hasbeen floated and afterthe process is complet-ed the work will be ini-tiated. Soon the sub-way will be restored”,assured Kishor PatilEngineer PWD.

Panvel: The Bharatiya Janata Party inaugurated its public relations of-fice in Mohopada Rasayani. BJP office bearers and other dignitaries werepresent.

BJP’s Public Relations Officein Mohopada inaugurated

Navi Mumbai: TheNavi Mumbai Munici-pal Corporation(NMMC) has collected48.5 tonnes of Nirma-laya (flower waste) dur-ing the 7 days ofGanesh Utsav. The of-ficial from the solidwaste department ofNMMC will be convert-ing the Nirmalaya intocompost and will beused in the gardens.

To ensure that theNirmalaya is not im-mersed in the waterbody along with theGanesha idols like ev-ery year, the NMMChas made special ar-rangements to collectthe dry and wet wastegenerated during theGanesh Utsav by in-stalling kalash (urns)to collect the waste.

As per the recordsreleased by the NMMC,on the one and half day

NMMC collects 48.5 tonnes of Nirmalayatill seventh day of Ganesh Utsav

about 8.7 tonnes of wetwaste was collected. Af-ter fifth day of visarja-na 4.4 tonnes was col-lected while on thesixth day visarjana 32tonnes were collectedand on the seventh dayvisarjana 3.3 tonneswere collected.

Keeping the senti-ments of the people inmind the nirmalaya isprocessed separately.The civic body has roped

in Ankur Samajik San-stha, Nanasaheb Dhar-madhikari Pratishthanfor preparing compostpits near ChincholiLake, Nerul and DharLake, Koparkhairanerespectively.

Similarly, separateboxes have been placedat the immersion siteswere devotees can dropfruits, coconuts andother prasad items to bedistributed to the needy.



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