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Jammu, May 28

The Vice President of India,

Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu has

said that peace was

prerequisite for progress

and attention could not be

paid to developmental

activities if there was

tension on border.

Addressing scientists,

students and staff of the

Indian Institute of

Integrative Medicine

(IIIM) at Jammu today, the

Vice President said that

there should be zero

tolerance on matters of

national security and unity.

He said India wants good

relations with all and said

that a neighboring country

must give up its policy of

supporting, aiding and

abetting terror.

The Governor of Jammu

and Kashmir, Shri N.N.

Vohra, the Minister of State

Peace is prerequisite forprogress: Vice President

for Development of North

Eastern Region (I/C), Prime

Minister ’s Office,

Personnel, Public

Grievances & Pensions,

Atomic Energy and Space,

Dr. Jitendra Singh, the

Deputy Chief Minister of

Jammu and Kashmir, Shri

Kavinder Gupta and other

dignitaries were present on

New Delhi, May 28

The Prime Minister, Shri

Narendra Modi, today

interacted with Ujjwala

beneficiaries across the

country, through video

conference.

Three Ujjwala beneficiaries

were present at each of

over 600 centres across the

length and breadth of the

country, for this interaction.

An estimated 10 lakh

people viewed the

interaction through

various platforms, which

included the Narendra

Modi App and various

television news channels

and social media platforms,

among others.

Expressing happiness at

being able to interact with

the beneficiaries, and share

their experiences, through

technology, the Prime

Minister said that the

Ujjwala scheme has

become a symbol of

progress. He added that it

is driving remarkable social

transformation, which is in

turn, influencing the

holistic development of the

country.

Approximately 4 crore

women in rural areas have

received LPG connections

so far, through the

UjjwalaYojana. In all, nearly

10 crore new LPG

connections have been

issued in the four years

since 2014, as compared to

13 crore in the nearly six

decade period from 1955 to

2014.

In his initial remarks, the

Prime Minister quoted a

story written by Munshi

Premchand in 1933, to

highlight the importance of

easing the lives of home-

makers. He said Ujjwala has

brought about benefits

through better health

outcomes, freedom from

poisonous smoke

PM interacts with Ujjwala

beneficiaries across the country

andcleaner fuel. He said

women now have a greater

opportunity to earn extra

income, as time spent on

cooking has been reduced.

The Prime Minister

emphasized that the Union

Government has been

paying attention to ensure

that there are no middlemen

involved in this scheme,

and the beneficiaries are

chosen through a

50% of the plastics we produce, we use once and throw away.

the occasion.

The Vice President said

that both science and

religion are the tools in the

hands of the people in their

quest for prosperity and

internal peace. Scientific

advancements illuminate

our understanding of the

universe, where as the

religion provides answers

to the unexplored universe,

he added.

The Vice President said

that the issues of ‘mind and

soul’ and the relentless

internal unrest and lack of

internal peace constitute

this vast unexplored

universe. It is the religion

which provides some

New Delhi, May 28

India today said it was

ready for talks with

Pakistan, but terror and

talks cannot go together.

Addressing annual press

conference on completion

of four years of the

government, External

Affairs Minister Smt

Sushma Swaraj said, there

is no change in this stand

of government of India.

She said, talks on terror

can be held if Pakistan

immediately stops

sponsoring terrorism

against India.

Ready for talks with Pakistan, but terror &

talks cannot go together: Minister

She said there are

established mechanisms

between the two countries

and talks are being held on

terrorism through them.

Asked about H4 and H1B

visa, the Minister said

India is in touch with the

the US administration and

will continue to take up the

matter in future as well to

safeguard the interests of

Indians nationals.

On Prime Minister Shri

Narendra Modi holding

informal summits with

China and Russia, she said,

informal summits are new

dialogue mechanism by

India. She said informal

summits will strengthen

and further deepen

bilateral relations.

The Minister also said

government has achieved

unprecedented outreach

and unparalleled outcome

at the global stage in the

last four years.

She said the government

has reached out to 186 out

of 192 nations under its

"unprecedented outreach

and unparalleled

outcomes" policy.

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Port Blair, May 28

To commemorate

the completion of four

years NDA Government

under Prime Minister, Shri

Narendra Modi, the

Bharatiya Janata Party is

organizing various

programme in different

parts of the Islands which

began from today. The

programme included

cleanliness drive under

Swachch Bharat Abhiyan,

samrasta meeting, bike

rally, sampark abhiyan etc.

Briefing media

persons at a press

conference held at BJP

Bhawan here today, the

BJP State President, Shri

Vishal Jolly highlighted the

programme and said that

Bharatiya Janata Yuva

Morcha is conducting the

programme at State,

District and Booth level.

On June 2, 2018, a bike rally

will be organized from BJP

Office to Vivekananda

statue at JNRM while

cleanliness drive will be

BJP State President holds press meet

Highlights prog. to commemorate

completion of 4 yrs NDA Govt.conducted under Swachch

Bharat Abhiyan at Rangat

the same day, he said. Shri

Jolly informed that

Swachch Bharat Abhiyan

will also be organized on

June 6, 2018 at Gandhi and

Kamaraj statues and on

June 10, 2018, bike rally and

Swachch Bharat Abhiyan

will be organized at Diglipur.

The State President

further informed that

BJYM will also organize

sampark abhiyan at booth

Supply of water on

every 3rd day

imposedPort Blair, May 28

Due to the depletion of

water level in Dhanikari

dam, 30% curtailment in the

supply has been imposed

from today, (May 28, 2018).

Therefore, the supply of

water will be made every 3rd

day instead of alternate

day in all the areas of

Municipal limit and

adjoining rural areas, until

further notice. The general

public have been

requested to use water

judiciously, a

communication said.

Port Blair, May 28

A cross section of the

Islanders assembled at

Junglighat, Durgapuja

Mandap here this morning

to discuss about

introduction of 'Inner Line

Permit system' in these

Islands. The meeting was

represented by the Local

Born Association, Andaman

Mopla Organization,

Settlers Offspring Welfare

Organization Diglipur,

Settlers' Association

Kadamtala, U.P Samaj,

Andaman Tamizh

Community, Andaman

Telegu Community, Island

Protection Forum, New

Andaman Nicobar

Malyalee Association.

Apart from these, speakers

from various political parties

also spoke on the occasion

extending their full support

as Islanders.

Speakers on the

occasion expressed their

serious concern over

unabated influx of

population, encroachment

on Govt., revenue and

forest land, causing threat

to the available natural as

Need for checking population influx, encroachment

on Govt., revenue & forest land stressed

Port Blair, May 28

The written test for the

candidates, who have

qualified in physical

measurement and

endurance test will be held

at Port Blair, Andaman &

Nicobar Islands. The date,

time and venue of the

written test will be

announced in due course.

The list of eligible

candidates for written test

for the post of Police

Constable (Exe), Sub-

Inspector (Exe), SI (GD),

Ct. (GD), and Nursing

Assistant has been

uploaded in the website

and also displayed on the

notice board of Police

Headquarters, Port Blair.

Further, the list of

Departmental candidates

eligible for written test for

the post of Sub-Inspector

(Executive) will be

displayed in due course.

Candidates having

any type of queries related

to this recruitment process

may contact in person or

over phone 03192230735 at

Recruitment Cell, A&N

Police Headquarters,

Atlanta Point, Port Blair,

A&N Islands. Further, for

any updates related to this

Recruitment of SI,PC & Nursing Asst.

in Police Deptt. & IRBnList of eligible candidates for written test uploaded

recruitment process, keep

watching the website http:/

/police.andaman.gov.in, a

communication said.

Port Blair, May 28

More than hundred

soldiers of the Indian

Army led by Captain

Saurav Sharma of the 12th

Batta l ion, the JAT

Regimen t and the

Commanding Officer of

Coast Guard, conducted a

day-long Swachch Bharat

Abhiyan at Hut Bay in

close coordination with

the Forest Department.

Such cleanliness drives

on a regular basis by the

Defence Forces in

Andaman and Nicobar

Islands is testimony of

their commitmen t

towards Swachch Bharat

Abhiyan, a

communication said.

Joint cleanliness drive by Indian

Army & Coast Guard

Port Blair, May 28

In view of inclement

weather conditions due to

monsoon, repeated

transmission faults are

occurring and resulting in

heavy disturbances in

power supply. The

Electr icity staffs are

working round the clock to

resume the supply after

rectifying the defects. The

major faults noticed are

entangling of High Tension

& Low Tension Lines due

to heavy winds, failures of

lightening arrestors, falling

of trees and branches etc.

The patrolling parties are

sent to the fault area, but

working becomes difficult,

due to rain and wind

velocity. The consumers

have been requested to

bear with the Electricity

Department as they are

doing their best to restore

the power supply and to

provide best service to the

public.

The consumers have

been asked to inform the

nearest site office, if they

observe flash, abnormal

sound in the Electr ic

System, so that the

technical team can resolve

the issue. The falling and

snapping of line could be

dangerous, hence the

citizens have been

requested that on sighting

of such happenings they

must inform the nearest Site

Inclement weather causing transmission fault

Public advised to report flash &

abnormal sound in electric systemOffices, Police Stations, Fire

Brigade so that safety

measures can be taken. They

have also been requested

not to touch or come near

the snapped lines and also

not to allow other people

and cattle etc. to come near

the snapped lines.

The consumers/general

public can also inform the

aforesaid situation over

phone to the respective

Junior Engineers/

Assistant Engineers/

Executive Engineers of the

areas or Electricity Control

Room Telephone No.

03192-235250, for

immediate attention and

quick action, a

communication said.

DDK to telecast

prog. on

Nazrul PranamPort Blair, May 28

The Doordarshan

Kendra, Port Blair will be

telecasting a programme on

'Nazrul Pranam' 120th

birthday celebration of the

great Bengali Poet, Kazi

Nazrul Islam tomorrow May

29 at 5.30 pm. The programme

will be presented by Shri

Nanda Lal Debsharma and

Shri Chittaranjan Roy, a

communication said.

'Guftgu' prog. on

AIR todayPort Blair, May 28

The All India Radio Port

Blair will be broadcasting

an interview with Dr.

Navlendra Singh (Director,

Transport) tomorrow (May

29) in its Yuvvani

Programme titled 'Guftgu'

between 7.15 pm and 7.45

pm, a communication said.

Port Blair, May 28

The Andaman and

Nicobar Command Cycling-

cum-Trekking Expedition

completed its first phase

covering a distance of 341

km from Diglipur to Hutbay

yesterday (May 27). The

team of 5 officers, 3 JCOs and

23 Soldiers interacted with

the local population and

Cycling-cum-trekking expedition

Port Blair, May 28

As a part of Swachh Bharat

Abhiyaan, the

Ambassador SBM, A&N

Islands, Shri Naresh

Chander Lal visited the

offices of Port Blair North

Naresh Lal visits APWD offices

Division and South

Division of Andaman

Public Works Department.

The Executive Engineer

and the Asst. Engineer in-

charge were also present,

a communication said.

Port Blair, May 28

An awareness camp for

enrollment of eligible

beneficiaries for

disbursement of old age

pension/ widow/ disability/

destitution allowances

under ICDS Rangat was

held at Panchayat hall,

Gram Panchayat, Harinagar

recently. The Pradhan,

Gram Panchayat Harinagar,

Shri Uttam Mondal along

with all Ward members,

CDPO Rangat, Smti Zarina

Bibi and Mukhiya Sevikas/

Gram Savikas were present

during the camp. About 55

beneficiaries attend the

camp and availed the

facilities provided by the

Govt. of India through the

Social Welfare Department,

a communication said.

Awareness camp for enrollment

of beneficiaries heldPort Blair, May 28

Heavy (07 to 11cm)

rainfall is likely to occur at

isolated places over

Andaman Islands for next

24 hours. Meanwhile, due

to strong Southwest

monsoon current over

Andaman sea, Strong

Southwesterly wind speed

between 40 and 50 kmph

gusting to 60 kmph and

rough to very rough seas

are very likely along and

off Andaman & Nicobar

coasts. Fishermen have

been advised not to

venture into the sea during

next 48 hours. The general

public have also been

advised to take

precautionary measures

and in case of any

Heavy rain & rough sea forecast;

fishermen & public advised

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Telegramshe Daily

New Delhi, May 28

The experimental women's

T20 ahead of IPL play-offs did

not attract a sizeable crowd but

CoA member Diana Edulji

insists the one-off game was a

positive step and will lead to

"something substantial" next

season. There was not much

crowd support for the match

played on a sultry Mumbai

afternoon ahead of the IPL

Qualifier 1 between eventual

IPL champions Chennai Super

Kings and Sunrisers

Hyderabad on May 22. Top

Indian and overseas players

including Harmanpreet Kaur,

Mithali Raj, Suzie Bates and

Meg Lanning were part of the

game which went down to the

wire. "In my view, the match

was a success and many

followed it on television. Yes,

there were not many spectators

but that was also the case

during the 2016 Women's

World T20 (when the event

was held simultaneously with

the men's competition)," Edulji

told PTI. "So, I am not so sure

i f the BCCI could have

scheduled the game better but

considering i t was

accommodated during the IPL,

the board did the best it could. I

am sure more games like these

will be played next season, if

not a full-fledged IPL, " the

former India captain said.

Irrespective of the response,

the one-off fixture has fuelled

the demand of a women's IPL.

Considering the dearth of

Despite lukewarm response for women's

T20, Edulji promises more for next IPLquality Indian players, the

league can be started with even

four teams, something that has

already been suggested by

India T20 captain Harmanpreet

and opener Smriti Mandhana.

Well, we cannot have eight

teams right now, but yes,three

or four teams. To start with it

would be a good initiative

because when the men's IPL

began (in 2008), only foreigners

did well in the first two seasons.

Later on, we started developing

India's bench strength,"

Mandhana had said of the

exhibition match at Wankhede.

Australia already has a Women's

Big Bash and England Kia Super

League (UK version of women's

T20 league), which was

introduced in 2016.

Kvitova fights back to reach

French Open second roundParis, May 28

Two-time Wimbledon champion

Petra Kvitova fought back from

a set down to beat Paraguayan

Veronica Cepede Royg and

reach the French Open

second round on Monday.

The eighth seed struggled

early on Court Phi l ippe

Chatrier, but came through 3-

6, 6-1, 7-5 to set up a meeting

with Spaniard Lara

Arruabarrena.

The 28-year-old Kvitova is

one of the favourites to win a

maiden Roland Garros title after

winning four titles this season,

including on clay in Prague and

Madrid.

"I've won 12 matches straight

on clay, but I'm still a long way

from Rafa," she said in

reference to Rafael Nadal's

upcoming bid for an 11th men's

singles crown.

Cepede Royg, who

surprisingly reached the last 16

in Paris last year, claimed the

first set courtesy of a single

break of the Kvitova serve.

But the Czech roared back,

racing through the second set

in only half an hour, before

holding her nerve in a tight

decider as Cepede Royg

dropped serve in the 11th

game.

Melbourne, May 28

Daniel Ricciardo brought back

memories of Formula One

great Michael Schumacher in

his prime as the Australian

nursed a wounded Red Bull to

Monaco Grand Prix victory in

the team’s 250th race.

Winning from pole position for

the first time in his career,

Ricciardo drove for nearly two

thirds of the race — some 50

laps — with a car down on

power due to problems that

emerged on lap 28.

Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel, last

year’s race winner, finished

second — easing off towards

the finish to save the tyres — to

cut Lewis Hamilton’s overall

lead to 14 points after six of 21

rounds.

Hamilton, the reigning world

champion, was third for

Mercedes.

“You have done an amazing

job today,” team boss Christian

Horner said after Ricciardo took

the chequered flag 7.3 seconds

clear of Vettel for his second win

of the season and seventh of

his career.

“That is right up there with what

Schumacher did in 1995 and

this is payback for 2016.”

Ricciardo’s only previous pole

Daniel Ricciardo takes tense Monaco

Grand Prix win on Red Bull’s 250th

had been in Monaco two years

ago, when he lost out to

Hamilton on strategy and

f inished runner-up.

Schumacher won in Belgium in

1995 with a famously defensive

drive on dry tyres in the wet.

“I had half the power it seemed

and I felt like it was going to

come to a stop,” said Ricciardo.

“For a few seconds I just wanted

to close my eyes and start

crying.”

BCCI goes ‘green’ by joining

hands with UNNew Delhi, May 28

The BCCI and UN

Environment on Sunday

signed an agreement to

promote ‘green’ cricket in India.

BCCI acting secretary Amitabh

Choudhary and Erik Solheim,

Execut ive Director of UN

Environment, signed a letter of

intent at the BCCI headquarters

in Mumbai ahead of the IPL final

between Chennai Super Kings

and Sunrisers Hyderabad.

“The partnership aims to

spread greater awareness

about key environmental

challenges facing the country,

and highlight alternate and

more sustainable solutions. The

BCCI will endeavor to reduce

its environmental impact by

greening operat ions and

engaging cricketers and fans

in green initiatives,” said the

BCCI in a statement.

Commenting on the initiative,

Choudhary said: “We will help

make cricket green and

sensitize spectators towards

minimizing waste generation

during matches.”

The partnership will also focus

on phasing out single-use

plastic across stadiums in the

country.

Even during the course of IPL,

a film with messages from

captains of various franchises

was created and aired in

stadiums highlighting hazards

of plastic pollution.

At the four matches played at

the Holkar Stadium, a Green

Protocol based on the concept

of 3Rs – to reduce, reuse and

recycle was implemented.

“A plast ic audit is being

undertaken there to assess the

types and volumes of single-

use plastic generated and chart

a course to implement waste

management system,”read the

statement further. Similarly, at

the M Chinnaswamy stadium

in Bengaluru, the Karnataka

State Cricket Association

replaced plastic cups and

bottles with environment-

friendly alternatives for over

32,000 fans.

Venus Williams knocked out by

China's Wang Qiang in first roundParis, May 28

Former world number one

Venus Williams suffered a shock

defeat by Chinese player Wang

Qiang in the French Open first

round on Sunday.

The 37-year-old ninth seed

was well short of her best as

Wang claimed a 6-4 7-5 victory

and gained a measure of

revenge for her first-round loss

to Venus at Roland Garros last

year. The seven-time Grand

Slam champion has now lost

both her matches at major

tournaments this year, having

reached the Australian Open

and Wimbledon finals in 2017.

Wang, the world number 91,

has never made the third round

of a Slam, and will face Petra

Martic of Croatia for a place in

the last 32 after the biggest win

of her career.

answers to these raging issues, he added.

Saying that the process of questioning and seeking

solutions lies at the heart of research, the Vice President

said that human progress is not possible without the

quest for deeper understanding of the world around.

Research and innovation make us grow and they

transform the world we inhabit, he added.

The Vice President said that posing relevant questions

and seeking answers must be a way of life. He said that

children and young adults must be encouraged to ask

questions and search for answers. Quality of research

is an important indicator of the quality of an educational

system and said that it also determines the pace of a

country's development. Paying tributes to the first Prime

Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru on his death anniversary, he

said the former Prime Minister felt that integration of

science and technology with national planning was

necessary to improve the socio-economic conditions of

the teeming millions of people of our country.

He also recalled the contribution of Dr. Shyama Prasad

Mukherjee, who was the first Vice President of CSIR. He

said that CSIR has also instituted a special fellowship

as a tr ibute namely, "DR. SHYAMA PRASAD

MUKHERJEE (SPM) FELLOWSHIP" to commemorate

the birth centenary in 2000, he added.

Peace is prerequisite....(Contd. from page 1)

New Unit of JKP at

Kamraj NagarPort Blair, May 28

The Jan Kranti Party,

A&N opened its new unit

at Kamraj Nagar recently.

During the public meeting,

the Party President,

Colonel K V Cherian (Retd)

officially inducted Shri VT

Usman, a prominent Social

worker and local resident

along with few young

workers led by Shri

Avinash Bose and Shri

Nirantar Toppo, a retired

Forest Officer into the

party, a communication

said.

level. Meetings with the beneficiaries of centrally

sponsored schemes will be conducted at 24 panchayats.

The benefits of the Govt. schemes, such as MUDRA, Ujjwala

Yojana, ANISHI, etc. being implemented by the

Administration in the Islands will be discussed with the

beneficiaries during these meeting, he said. Samrasta meeting

will also be organized for Scheduled Cast and Scheduled

Tribe, besides meeting with senior citizen, he said.

The Member of Parliament, Shri Bishnu Pada Ray,

State Secretary, BJP, A&N Islands & State Prabhari,

BJYM, Shri K.Paramasivam and BJYM State Presdient,

Shri B.K.Vinod were also present at the press meet.

BJP State President....(Contd. from page 1)

PM interacts with ....(Contd. from page 1)

transparent process.

He said that 69 percent

villages in India now have

100 percent LPG

penetration, while 81 percent

villages have more than 75

percent LPG penetration.

Interacting with the Prime

Minister, beneficiaries

explained how the LPG

connection had reduced time

spent on cooking, and

enhanced the quality of life

for the entire family.

well as infrastructural resources. The concern was

expressed about the encroachment of land, scarcity of

water, electricity, educational and medical facilities and

job opportunities.

The speakers also mentioned that the carrying capacity

of the Islands being very limited has already been

exceeded, which in turn, will adversely affect the services.

Thousands of participants who gathered in the assembly

univocally resolved to press for various issues, such as

Introduction of Inner Line Permit System in the Islands

with a cut off date as directed by the Supreme Court of

India and replacement of present Islanders Card with smart

Card in accordance with the Supreme Court's Judgment.

State President, BJP Shri Vishal Jolly, President, LBA

Dr. Prem Kishen, Smti Shanta Laxman Singh, INC, Shri

Swam Singh, Old Inhabitant, Shri Abdul Siddique,

Andaman Mopla Association, Shri Sanjay Meshak, AAP

Shri Hem Kondaiah, Andhra Association, Tanmay, NSUI,

Shri Nelson, Bhatu Community, Smri Marshella Dung

Dung, Jharkhand Community Shri Kuldeep Singh, A&N

Pvt. Security Organization, Smti Sheela Singh, UP Samaj

and Shri P. Som Naidu addressed the gathering, an LBA

press release here said.

Need for checking ....(Contd. from page 1)

emergency, they may

contact the phone numbers

of State Control Room,

District Control Room and

Emergency Operation

Centres viz. State Control

Room: 03192- 238880 (Tele-

Fax), 1077(Helpline), District

Control Room: 03192-238881,

EOC (Campbell Bay): 03193-

264020, EOC (Kamorta):

03193-263222, EOC (N&M):

03192-262960, EOC (Hut Bay):

03192-284014, EOC (Car

Nicobar): 03193-265241, EOC

(Havelock): 03192-282030,

EOC (Ferrargunj): 03192-

266527, EOC (Neil): 03192-

284511, a communication

said.

Heavy rain & ....(Contd. from page 1)

visited schools and colleges. The team were

enthusiastically received and greeted by people throughout

the route and were appreciated for their sense of adventure

and their messages on national integration, Swachhta

Abhiyan, education to all, physical fitness and honesty

and integrity.

The team also educated the locals on career opportunities

in the Armed Forces. The Team's Medical Officer provided

emergency medical care to a family enroute Rangat, which

met with a road accident. Today (May 28), the team sailed

from Hut Bay to Car Nicobar, commencing their second phase

of the expedition. In this phase, the team will sail across the

Nicobar group of Islands and carry out cycling trek, visiting

schools and government establishments on various islands

spanning a distance of approx 220 km and trekking 45 km in

Great Nicobar Island, concluding the expedition at Indira

Point on 3 May 2018, an ANC release here said.

Cycling-cum-trekking ....(Contd. from page 1)

SEVA SUCHNAYEINALLTHE SAILINGS ARE SUBJECT TO WEATHER CONDITIONS

INTER ISLAND SECTOR:

MV Kalighat will sail for Car Nicobar via Hut Bay on 01.06.2018 (Fri)

at 1000 Hrs from Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on 02.06.2018

(Sat) at 1200 Hrs from Car Nicobar via Hut Bay. Passenger tickets for

the above sailing will be issued to the general public on 30.05.2018

(Wed) from 0900 Hrs onwards at STARS Ticketing Counters & CSC's.

Similarly booking of cargo tickets (perishable items only) will commence

from 30.05.2018 (Wed) between 0900 Hrs to 1300 Hrs at Commercial

Wing. All the consigners are advised to book actual quantity of cargo to

be transshipped, as no excess cargo will be allowed.

MV Campbell Bay will sail for Campbell Bay via Nancowry on

02.06.2018 (Wed) at 1000 Hrs from Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port

Blair on 04.06.2018 (Fri) at 0700 Hrs from Campbell Bay via same

route. Passenger tickets for the above sailing will be issued to the

general public on 01.06.2018 (Fri) from 0900 Hrs onwards at STARS

Ticketing Counters & CSC's. Similarly booking of cargo tickets

(perishable items only) will commence from 01.06.2018 (Fri) between

0900 Hrs to 1300 Hrs at Commercial Wing. All the consigners are

advised to book actual quantity of cargo to be transshipped, as no

excess cargo will be allowed.

Ships sailing schedules

cancelled & postponedPort Blair, May 28

Due to prevailing inclement weather conditions, the

scheduled sailing of MV Coral Queen for Diglipur via

Mayabunder on May 28 2018 at 2100 Hrs from Port Blair

has been cancelled.

Similarly, the schedule sailing programme of MV Bharat

Seema for Hut Bay on 28.05.2018 at 2000 Hrs from Port

Blair has been postponed till further notice, a DSS release

here said.

Port Blair, May 28

Due to prevailing inclement

weather conditions, the

Directorate of Shipping

Services, keeping in view

the safety of the passengers

and the vessel, may

suspend or cancel the

announced schedule in

respect of Foreshore/Inter

Island Sector. The

passengers and tourists

have been advised to plan

their journey suitably to

avoid any inconvenience.

Similarly, in view of the

prevailing weather

conditions, operation of

Harbour/Vehicle ferry

services between Chatham,

Bambooflat, Phoenix Bay,

Dundas Point & Panighat

Inclement Weather; general public

& tourists advisedmay also get disrupted/

suspended in short notice

depending upon the

weather condition.

Passengers can also get

update/status of the

vessels from the

Information Counter at

Phoenix Bay by using the

Number 03192 - 245555/

232714.

SL. NO.

NAME OF THE SHIP

DEPARTURE TIME

DESTINATION PORT STATUS

1. MV Bambooka

0620 Hrs Port Blair to Havelock Cancelled

0900 Hrs Havelock to Port Blair

2. MV Katchal 0630 Hrs Port Blair to Neil Island Cancelled

0845 Hrs Neil Island to Port Blair

3. MV North Passage 1100 Hrs Port Blair to Havelock via Neil Island Will be reviewed

at 0800 Hrs 1445 Hrs Havelock to Port Blair via Neil Island

4. MV Bambooka

1400 Hrs Port Blair to Havelock Will be reviewed at 0800 Hrs 1630 Hrs Havelock to Port Blair

5. MV Kalighat 1000 Hrs Port Blair to Car

Nicobar via Hut Bay

Will be reviewed

at 0800 Hrs

Status of the announced schedule for Tuesday, 29th May, 2018 in

respect of Foreshore sector/Inter Island vessels.

After equaling World Record in

qualifying, Anjum Moudgil fizzles in final

at ISSF World CupMunich, May 28

It was Anjum Moudgil’s second

shot in the second elimination

series of the standing position

and with a score of 8.5, the

Chandigarh shooter, placed

third before the start of the

series, slipped to seventh spot

in the final of the women’s 50m

Rifle 3 Position event at the

ISSF World Cup in Munich.

Moudgil, who had shot just one

shot of more than 10 in the six

prior to that, then shot three

scores of more than 10 to go

into the single shot elimination

in fourth spot. But her first shot

of 9.2 meant that the 24-year-

old bowed out of the

competition.

Before the standing series in

the final, Moudgil, who shot a

score of 1177 in the qualification

round, had ended the kneeling

and prone series in second

spot. The field included Rio

Olympics silver medallist Binbin

Zhang (bronze) and three-time

World Cup medallist Chen

Dongqi (silver), both from

China. Six of the eight shooters

who qualified for the final had

their lowest scoring series as

the standing series and Anjum’s

score of 386 in qualification

meant she qualified in sixth

spot.

On Saturday, when Moudgil

had shot a world record

qualifying score of 1180 in the

elimination relay, her score of

390 was her lowest in the

standing series. Sunday’s gold

medallist Elaheh Ahmadi of

Iran shot the best score of 396

in the standing series in

qualification but had the lowest

score of 387 in the kneeling

position series.

Paris, May 28

Despite losing out in the third

round of the French Open

qualifiers, India’s third-highest

ranked singles player Prajnesh

Gunneswaran was given an

opportunity to make the main

draw as a lucky loser.

However, the 28-year-old had

already confirmed his

participation at next week’s

Euro 64,000 Challenger in

Vicenza, Italy, and as such, is

not allowed to play the main

draw in Paris. Since the world

No. 183 had already confirmed

his participation at one event,

he is not allowed to pull out of

that and compete in another

tournament in the same week.

On Sunday, world No. 23 Nick

Kyrgios withdrew from Roland

Garros, putting the Chennai-lad

in contention for becoming the

eight lucky loser to make it to

the main draw of 128 players.

Prajnesh, however, had

already confirmed his

participation for the Challenger

on Friday, and had, in fact,

boarded a flight to Italy when

news broke of his chance to

make the main draw.

Had Prajnesh not confirmed

participation in Italy, he would

have still had time to travel to

Paris to sign-in as lucky loser.

The Grand Slam rulebook

states that a substitute player

must “report to the Referee and

sign the Lucky Loser Sign-In

Record at least half-hour prior

to the start of the first match of

each day.”

Prajnesh Gunneswaran takes flight to

Italy as spot opens up in Paris

2 Tuesday

May 29, 2018ClassifiedsTOURISTS’ CORNER

1. The timings for Sound & Light show at Cellular Jail :-

Sl. No.

Show Nos. of days

1st show 2nd show 3rd show 4th show

Timing Timing Timing Timing

A Hindi version

07 days

6.00 pm to 7.00 pm

7.15 pm to 8.15 pm

8.30 pm to 9.30 pm (Tuesday, Thursday,

Saturday & Sunday only)

09.40pm to 10.40pm

B English version

07 days

No show No show 8.00pm to 9.00pm (Monday, Wednesday

& Friday only)

No show

(NB: The timing of show may change subject to timing of sunset) 2. The timings for Sound & Light show at Ross Island :

Sl. No.

Show Nos. of days 1st show 2nd show

Timing Timing

A Hindi version

All week days except Wednesday

5.45pm to 6.35pm (50 minutes show)

6.50pm to 7.40pm (50 minutes show)

(NB: The timing of show may change subject to timing of sunset)

Kalapani Museum at Garacharma, Open on all days ( 9 am to 6.30 pm )

DIVIYUM TALKIES Following is the Schedule for Week Aug 11 -17 Following is the schedule for week May 25 - 31

For Enquiry contact -8373010002

For Online booking visit at www.ticketnew.com

ANAND PARADISE MULTIPLEX 11th AUGUST 2017 TO 14th AUGUST 2017 28-05-2018 To 31-05-2018

Enquiries No - 237279 / 234279

Online Booking - www.ticketnew.com

Dead Pool-2 - A -Hindi11:30 AM & 5:15 PM

Parmanu - UA - Hindi2:30 PM & 8:30 PM

Nela Ticket - UA - Telugu

10:50 AM 2:00 PM 5:10 PM &8:20 PM

Sema - UA- Tamil, 8:20 PMRaazi - UA - Hindi

11:30 AM 2:30 PM & 5:30 PM

Movie Schedule

Anand Paradise Multiplex

Deadpool 2 (Hin A) - 11:15 AM

Raazi (Hin U/A) - 1:45 PM

Nela Ticket (Tel U/A) - 4:45 PM

Parmanu - The Story

of Pokhran (Hin U/A)

- 8:00 PM

NOTICE FILLING UP OF VACANT POSTS UNDER ICPS

Candidates who have applied for various posts under State Adoption Resource Agency (SARA) of Directorate of Social Welfare are informed that the list of eligible and

ineligible candidates has been displayed on the Directorate’s Notice Board at Goal Ghar, Port Blair. The list is also available on the Administration’s Website:

www.andaman.gov.in

Claims/objections, if any may be submitted in hard copy alongwith supporting

documents to the Assistant Director (Admn.), Directorate of Social Welfare by 30.05.2018 latest by 5 PM.

After examining the claims & objections received, the final list of eligible candidates would be published on the Directorate’s Notice Board at Goal Ghar, Port Blair

as well as the website of the Administration. Thereafter, no claims & objections regarding

eligibility of the candidates would be entertained and the Directorate would proceed to

conduct the interview.

Director (SW)

PLOTS FOR SALE Plots for sale 200 Sq. mtrs. at Chouldari near National Highway

Please may contact : 9933274960, 9933261300

LAND FOR SALE Area Brichgunj 340 Sq. mtrs. Municipal Land @ Rs. 18 Lakhs only Ph. 8900911190, 8001513131

FOR SALE Honda City in excellent condition, 2016 Model, running only 13000 Kms., single hand use for immediate sale. Kindly contact : 9474287447/ 7063943666

LAND FOR SALE 200 Sq. mtrs. at Kamraj Nagar near Water Tank, 20 Lakhs (Individual Patta). Mob. 9434270241, 9933256066

HOME TUITION Knowledge upto your Door

Class (IX-X) – Maths & Science Minimum two students

Ph. 8167456341 Email: roytec1993@gmail.com

SITUATION VACANT Salesgirl with experience for Garments Shop

Contact : 9531891451/ 234409

SITUATION VACANT Site Engineer (BE Civil) – 04 Nos.

Site Supervisor (BE Civil) – Min. 05 yrs. experience – 04 Nos.

Electrician – 02 Nos.

Plumber – 02 Nos. Contact No. 03192-241890/ 239634

SITUATION VACANT Wanted Salesboy for Men’s Wear Shop Qualification : VIII Start Salary Rs. 10,000/- onwards

Sungrace Apparels 14, Marthoma Church Complex,

Goalghar, Port Blair

BUILDING

CONSTRUCTION Complete Building Construction Works with Plans/ Maps, Designs etc.

Ph. 9733661890

Wanted Female Staff Computer Basic Knowledge Come soon full resume Address : A Digital Computer #7, Arulanand Complex near Daily Needs, Bhatu Basti Main ATR Road, Port Blair, S/Andaman – 744105

Contact No. 9933226731

SITUATION VACANT Experienced Male or Female Tailor for Cutting and Stitching Kamala Fashion Ladies Tailor located at Opp. of Radha Krishna Mandir, Junglighat, Port Blair. Salary Rs. 15000/-. Contact : 9476056057/ 8348330414

School Trip

Shadipur, South Point, Mazar Pahad, Machi Line, R.G.T. Road to KV-I, Khalsa, Model, Girls & Nagar Palika.

Contact No. 9933283582

VACANCY NOTICE One Office Staff having basic Computer knowledge in Tally and MS Office alongwith Internet and good command in English. Contact with Bio-Data. Gurunanak Travels, Middle Point.

Ph. 9932080808/ 8001010003

FOR SALE Bajaj Petrol *Auto for Sale* (L-Series) in very good condition.

Call : 9476043567

TO LET 1no. 3 BHK flat with fully furnished house with AC & Fridge @ 20,000/- and car parking at Dollygunj, near Shiv Colony.

Cont: 9434274502 & 9679544784

CAR TO BE PURCHASED A 2nd hand Car in very good running condition is to be purchased. Sellers are to contact : 9474283048/ 9531862649

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0110 0200 0202 0220 0234 0300 0303 0330 0345 0400

Rs. 5000/- (Rupees Five

thousand only)

0404 0440 0456 0500 0505 0550 0567 0600 0606 0660

0678 0700 0707 0770 0789 0800 0808 0880 1100 1110

1133 1144 1155 1166 1177 1199 1212 1213 1221 1313

1314 1414 1415 1441 1515 1516 1551 1616 1617 1661

1717 1718 1771 1786 1819 1900 1919 1991 2112 2121

2200 2220 2211 2233 2244 2255 2266 2277 2323 2345

2424 2500 2626 2700 2772 2786 2800 2828 2929 3060

3131 3232 3322 3330 3400 3434 3456 3535 3663 3700

3737 3786 3838 3939 4004 4040 4114 4141 4242 4343

4400 4440 4554 4567 4646 4747 4848 4949 5115 5151

5252 5353 5400 5445 5550 5656 5678 5757 5786 5858

5959 6161 6262 6300 6336 6464 6565 6767 6786 6789

6868 6996 7117 7171 7200 7227 7373 7474 7676 7770

7786 7861 7862 7863 7864 7865 7866 7867 7868 7869

7878 7979 8100 8282 8383 8484 8585 8686 8786 8787

8880 8989 9191 9292 9393 9494 9595 9786 9797 9898

6

All the registration marks in the current series other than those mentioned against Sl. No. 1,2,3,4 & 5 above

Rs. 2000/- (Rupees two

thousand only)

ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ADMINISTRATION

DIRECTORATE OF TRANSPORT

NOTIFICATION No. /2017/F.No.3-11/MVD/Fancy/2017 – In exercise of powers conferred by Sub-Section(1) of Section 65 of the M.V.Act,1988 (Act No. 59 of 1988) read with

Sub-Section (41) of Section 2 thereof and in supersession of Notification No. 29 of 2014 dated 28-02-2014 and Notification No. 118 of 2015 dated 26-05-2015, the Lieutenant Governor (Administrator), Andaman and Nicobar Islands proposes to make the following Rules further to amend the Andaman and Nicobar Islands Motor Vehicles Rules,

2006 after previous publication for the information of the persons likely to be affected, as required by sub-section (1) of Section 212 of the above Act and notice is hereby

given that the said rules will be taken into consideration after the expiry of 15 days from the date of publication of the rules in the Official Gazette. Any objections or suggestions, which may be received from any person or authority with respect to the said rules within the period specified above will be taken into

consideration.

The objections or suggestions, if any, may be addressed to the Secretary-cum-Director (Transport), A&N Administration, Port Blair.

DRAFT RULES (1) (i) These rules may be called the Andaman Nicobar Islands Motor Vehicles (Amendment)Rules,2018.

(ii) They shall come into force from the date of their final publication in the Andaman & Nicobar Official Gazette.

(2) In the Andaman & Nicobar Islands Motor Vehicle Rules, 2006, after Rule 34, the following rule shall be inserted as rule 34-A: “34 A-Fee for assignment of Registration Mark of choice.

(i) Reservation of fancy registration mark shall be made for the registration of a new motor vehicle under section 39 of the Act, on an application made to the Registering Authority by the owner of a motor vehicle.

(ii) Fancy Registration Marks and the fee for reservation of such marks shall be as prescribed in the Annexure appended to this Notification.

(iii) The Commissioner may notify any further registration marks as reserved as fancy registration marks. (iv) The fee for reservation of any registration marks other than those mentioned against Sl.No. 1,2,3,4 and 5 in the Annexure shall be Rs.2,000/- (Rupees Two thousand only)

in the current series.

(v) An application for reservation of fancy registration marks shall be made in the Format of Application appended to this Notification.

(vi) The application for reservation of fancy registration marks, so notified under sub-rule (ii) and (iii) shall be submitted on all working days at the counter accompanied with the required fee as mentioned above from 9.00 A.M to 3.00 P.M for which the counter clerk would issue a temporary receipt. No application would be received after 3.00

P.M. Temporary receipt would be issued through software to avoid any type of manual misappropriation which will also take care of the submission of application timing

through the computer. (vii) The details of all the application received, amount collected etc. shall be recorded in a register maintained for the purpose.

(viii) If there is more than one application in a day for a particular registration number, the reservation shall be made by way of receiving bids in the form of Demand Draft drawn in favour of Accounts Officer (Transport) in closed envelopes along with the prescribed application to be dropped in a ‘Drop Box’ (sealed box) on the next working day

from 09.00 AM to 03.00 PM. The bids received for this purpose shall be opened on the same day at 03.30 PM. In the event of an applicant or a person authorized by him fails

to participate in the bid in the scheduled time the fee paid by him towards reservation of Registration number shall be forfeited and bids will be opened to decide highest

bidder from among the remaining applicants. If no applicant bids for the Registration Number in question, the fee paid towards reservation of the number would be forfeited to

the Government Account.

(ix) In the event of forfeiture of fee paid due to non-participation of the applicants in the bid, the registration marks in question shall be made available for further reservation.

(x) The list showing the registration numbers allotted to successful single applicants shall be displayed on the notice board at 4.00 P.M on the same day. (xi) If more than one application have been received for a particular registration number, the list showing the applicants who have to bid for that registration number shall

also be displayed on the notice board at 4.00 P.M on the same day.

(xii) The application fee paid by the unsuccessful bidders shall be refunded after taking back the temporary receipt issued to them. (xiii) If for any reason the vehicle for which a particular registration number has been reserved is not produced for registration within a period of 150 days from the date of

reservation of the number, such reservation shall cease to have effect and the right of the person in whose favour the number is reserved shall be forfeited along with the bid amount.

(xiv) The proceeding of all the bids shall be recorded in a separate register and shall be signed by those applicants who participated in the bid and present at the time of

opening along with those officers assigned for the purpose.

(xv) When the highest bidder is decided in the bid, the amount paid by the unsuccessful bidders in the form of Demand Draft shall be returned and necessary receipt for

having returned the demand draft shall be obtained in the bid register.

(xvi) In the case of successful bidder, the bid amount of Demand Draft shall be taken into account of “VAHAN” SOFTWARE and an official receipt issued for the reservation

fee and for the bid amount. The number applied for shall be reserved in the name of the highest bidder by issuing an Order. The temporary receipt issued earlier to the applicants shall be got back and destroyed.

(xvii) The registration number reserved as aforesaid shall not be transferable. However registration number can be retained by the registered owner only after retaining the

vehicle in his/her/their name for at least a period of two years by way of either selling the vehicle or by condemning it. If the owner sells his vehicle and opts to retain the same registration mark for his new vehicle, the purchaser shall have to apply for transfer of ownership and another new registration mark in the running series. In case he desires to

get a fancy registration mark, he/she shall have to follow the procedure for allotment of Fancy Registration Marks. (xviii) The starting number of the day, number reserved for government vehicles and numbers available for private parties on completion of the prescribed formalities shall

be prominently displayed on a notice board each day for information of the public.

(xix)(a) if a vehicle owner intends to reserve a registration mark from categories (ii) to (vi) of the Annexure appended to the notification from the next series immediately

following the current series then the fee would be two times the notified fee for reserving the same registration mark in the current series.

(b) if a vehicle owner intends to reserve a registration number from amongst the numbers notified in categories (ii) to (vi) of the Annexure appended to the notification in the

second series after the current series he would have to pay an amount triple the actual fee notified for reserving the same registration mark in the current series.

(xx) After the end of a particular series, un-utilized fancy registration marks, if any, will be allotted to Government vehicles free of cost. However, if any registration mark is vacant and a vehicle owner desires to reserve that registration marks then the vehicle owner can still book such registration marks on payment of the prescribed fee.

(xxi) Commissioner may at any time by notification in the Official Gazette add or delete any registration number as Fancy Number. (xxii) Commencement date for reservation of Fancy Numbers in the next Series shall be published by the Registering Authority in the local daily “The Daily Telegrams”

giving at least seven days time after publication of the same in the news paper.

(xxiii) In the event of any dispute arising out of allotment of Fancy Registration Mark, the decision of Commissioner shall be final.”

BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

Sd./-

(Smti. Neha Bansal, IAS)

Secretary(Transport)

ANNEXURE

S No Fancy Registration Marks Fee

1. 0001 0003 0005 0007 0009 0099 0999 7777 9000 9999 Rs. 30000/- (Rupees Thirty

thousand only)

2. 0002 0004 0006 0008 0010 1000 1111 3333 4444 5555 Rs. 25000/- (Rupees Twenty

Five thousand only) 6666 8888 9009 9090 9900

3.

0011 0018 0033 0036 0045 0055 0066 0077 0088 0090 Rs. 20000/- (Rupees Twenty

thousand only) 0100 0111 0333 0555 0666 0777 0900 0909 0990 1234

2222 3000 4545 5000 7000 9990

4.

0012 0013 0014 0015 0016 0017 0019 0020 0021 0022

Rs. 10000/- (Rupees Ten

thousand only)

0023 0024 0025 0026 0027 0028 0029 0030 0031 0032

0034 0035 0037 0038 0039 0040 0041 0042 0043 0044

0046 0047 0048 0049 0050 0051 0052 0053 0054 0056

0057 0058 0059 0060 0061 0062 0063 0064 0065 0067

0068 0069 0070 0071 0072 0073 0074 0075 0076 0078

0079 0080 0081 0082 0083 0084 0085 0086 0087 0089

0091 0092 0093 0094 0095 0096 0097 0098 0101 0222

0444 0786 0888 1001 1010 1122 1188 1800 1818 1881

2002 2020 2525 2727 3003 3030 3300 3344 3366 3636

4000 5005 5050 5454 5500 6000 6006 6060 6363 6600

6633 6660 6969 7007 7070 7272 7575 7700 7860 8000

8008 8080 8118 8181 8800 9099 9696 9909

RE-TENDER NOTICE FOR ELECTRICAL ITEMS FOR GRAM PANCHAYAT, SIPPIGHAT

Tender No. S-01/SPLY/GPSG/18-19/338 dated 25th May, 2018

Due on 17th June, 2018

Sealed tender signed duly superscribed with tender No. and due date and addressed

to the Pradhan, Gram Panchayat, Sippighat is invited from the authorized dealers,

reputed firms/registered co-operative Societies for Supply of Electrical Items for Gram

Panchayat, Sippighat.

The tender document for the aforesaid Tender can be obtained from the Office of

Gram Panchayat, Sippighat on all working days from 10.00 AM to 4.00 PM upto 16th

June, 2018 on payment of Rs. 100/-.

The tender alongwith EMD of Rs. 10,000.00 (Rupees ten thousand only) complete in

all respect should be placed in the tender box of Gram Panchayat, Sippighat latest by

10.00 AM on 17th June, 2018.

Tenders thus received shall be opened on the same day i.e. on 17th June, 2018 at

10.30 AM in presence of the tenderers and the tender opening committee of Gram

Panchayat, Sippighat.

The Pradhan, Gram Panchayat, Sippighat reserves the right to accept or reject any or

all the quotations without assigning any reasons thereof.

Pradhan

Gram Panchayat, Sippighat

ID No. 2324

F. No. 42-149/PG/TSD-R/2017/3743

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

SOUTH ANDAMANDISTRICT Port Blair, dated the 25th May, 2018

NOTICE Whereas, a complaint has been received from Shri Suresh S/o Late K. Vasu Pillai, R/o Nilima Apartment, Goalghar against SAGAR Housing Co-op Society Ltd.

Dollygunj (Opp. FCI Godown) under Port Blair Tehsil. And whereas the case is fixed for hearing on 24/05/2018 before the Deputy

Commissioner (SA) but you are failed to appear.

And whereas the case is re-fixed for hearing on 21/06/2018 at 3.00 PM before the

Deputy Commissioner (SA). Now therefore you are required to appear before the court of the Deputy Commissioner

(SA) on above mentioned date and time with all relevant documents in the matter without fail.

By Order

Deputy Commissioner

South Andaman District

Reader to Deputy Commissioner

South Andaman District To

1. Shri Nilay Banarjee,

SAGAR Housing Co-op. Society Ltd

Pathergudda, Mobile No. 9434284503, 9679503891.

2. Shri Suresh, (Through TPB)

S/o. Late K Vasu Pillai R/o. Nilima Apartment, Goalghar.

Shipping : 245555

Women : 1091

Children : 1098

Coast Guard (Search & Rescue) : 1554

District Control Room : 1070 / 238881

Ambulance : 102

Police Control room : 100

Fire Service : 101

Coastal Security : 1093

PBMC Control Room : 245798

State control Room: 1077/234287

Extn : 328 / 231179Classifieds

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3Tuesday

May 29, 2018

DISCLAIMER Readers are requested to verify and make appropriate enquiries to satisfy themselves about the veracity of an advertisement before responding to any advertisement published in this newspaper. The publisher of this newspaper, does not vouch for the authenticity of any advertisement or advertiser or for any of the advertisers products and services. The Owner, Publisher, Printer, Employees of this newspaper shall not be held responsible/liable in any manner whatsoever for any claims and/or damages/consequences for advertisements in this newspaper.

4 th DEATH ANNIVERSARY

On 29.05.2018

In loving memory of

Late NIBASH CH. DAS Ex. (PST) Edn. Deptt.

R/o Prem Nagar Inserted By: Taposh, Manas (Sons) Sapna (Daughter-in-Law), Shatakshi Das (Grand Daughter) & All Family Members

SHRADH CEREMONYWe express our sincere

gratitude to all those who

stood by us at the time of grief

on the sad and untimely

demise of our most beloved

Late T. Yasoda, R/o Prem

Nagar, who expired on

20.05.2018.

Kindly join us in her Shradh

Ceremony to pray for

departed soul on 30.05.2018

at Prem Nagar Kali Mandir

Hall. This may be treated as

our personal invitation.Invited by: T. Chiranjeevulu (Husband), T. Laxman Rao (Son), K. Tulsi Bai &K. Dhanalaxmi (Daughters), T. Sony (Daughter-in-law), K. Mohan Rao & K.Murali Mohan (Son-in-laws), Ogi Rao (Brother), Mukunda (Sister), Akash, Kusum,Menika, Praveen, Naveen, Yogita, Yogeshwari, Tarun, Om, Arjun, Yashika,

Dharesh, Likhit, Likhita & Dharini Mohan (Grand Children)

ANDAMAN & NICOBAR UNION TERRITORY

HEALTH MISSION

&

OFFICE OF THE STATE HEALTH SOCIETY (A&N

ISLANDS)

AP/111, Atlanta Point, Port Blair - 744104

NOTICE In pursuance to the Interview held for the post of “Specialists and

General Duty Medical Officers (Allopathy & Dental) on contract basis under State Health Society (A & N Islands), the selection committee

of State Health Society (A & N Islands) has recommended the names of following candidates:

S.No. Name of the Specialist Specialization

1. Dr. M.K Saha Obstetrician &

Gynaecologist

2. Dr. Shravan Kumar Mahankali Radiologist

3. Dr. R. Venil Kumar Anaesthetist

4. Dr. Arpita Das Anaesthetist

5. Dr. Sunita Sharma Pathologist

6. Dr. Mitesh Behari Psychiatrist

7. Dr. Shashank Saurabh Sinha Psychiatrist

8. Dr. Praneet Pradeep Awake Dermatologist

9. Dr. Debabrata Maity Surgeon

10. Dr. Pimparwar Shivanand

Prakashrao

Paediatrician

11. Dr. Keerthivasan. G Microbiologist (EQA-

RNTCP)

12. Dr. V. Neelaveni Microbiologist (IRL-

RNTCP)

13. Dr. Rahila Rehman Microbiologist (IDSP)

14. Dr. Arjun Sivadas K.K DOTS PLUS Site Sr. MO

15. Dr. Robin C. Oommen State Programme Coordinator (NPCDCS)

16. Dr. Veerendra Singh Sandhu GDMO (Dental)

17. Dr. Ashok Pal Gobind GDMO (Allopathy)

18. Dr. Moudipa Banerjee GDMO (Allopathy)

19. Dr. Harvinder Kaur GDMO (Allopathy)

20. Dr. Swagata Bhattacharya Maity GDMO (Allopathy)

21. Dr. Shivangi Lall GDMO (Allopathy)

22. Dr. Sylvester Titus GDMO (Allopathy)

23. Dr. Zubaida Bibi GDMO (Allopathy)

24. Dr. Kaviya Lakshmi. P. GDMO (Allopathy)

25. Dr. M. Ashwin GDMO (Allopathy)

26. Dr. A.Suba Sankar GDMO (Allopathy)

27. Dr. Supria Roy GDMO (Allopathy)

28. Dr. Priya Krishna GDMO (Allopathy)

29. Dr. Sandhya Devi Pandey GDMO (Allopathy)

30. Dr. Leena Mary GDMO (Allopathy)

31. Dr. Farheen Begum GDMO (Allopathy)

32. Dr. Clementine J. Benedict GDMO (Allopathy)

33. Dr. Razeeda Banu GDMO (Allopathy)

34. Dr. Beula Shiny GDMO (Allopathy)

35. Dr. Nishi Singh GDMO (Allopathy)

36. Dr. Aby Abraham GDMO (Allopathy)

(Dr. Monica Priyadarshini, IAS)

Mission Director (UTHM)

SUMMONS TO DEFENDANT (P-5) Common Form for (1) Ascertaining Contest; and (2) Settlement of Issues (Order 5, Rules 1 and 5 Code of Civil Procedure)

TO BE FILLED UP OF THE OFFICE Date of Depositing Talabnana Date of Depositing Diet Money Date of Filling of Process Date of Making over to Nazarat

TO BE FILLED UP BY THE NAZARAT When made over to Peon Date of Return by the Peon after service Date of actual return of process to the Nazarat Date of Return by Nazir to Court

District : N&M Andaman IN THE COURT OF THE CIVIL JUDGE, SENIOR DIVISION

NORTH & MIDDLE ANDAMAN AT MAYABUNDER Other Suit No. 02 of 2018

Smti. P. Laxmiamma ……………Plaintiff

-Vs- Shri P. Muthaiah ……………Defendant

To Shri P.Muthaiah S/o Late Picha Muthu R/o Bakultala Village Rangat Tehsil North & Middle Andaman District Whereas, Smti. P. Laxmiamma, W/o Late P. Narsingulu, R/o Bakultala Village, Rangat Tehsil, North & Middle Andaman District herein the plaintiff has filed a suit for specific performance amongst other against you. You are hereby summoned to appear in this Court inperson or by a duly instructed pleader able to answer all material questions relating to the matter (or, who shall be accompanied by someone able to answer all such questions) on the 21st day of June, 2018 at 9 O’clock in the forenoon to state whether you contest or not contest to

claim either in part or in full and if you contest to receive direction of the Court as to the date on which you written statement is to be filed, the witnesses upon whose evidence you intend to rely in support of your defense are to be produced, the documents upon which you intend to rely on are to be filed, also the date of trial and other matters. Take notice in the event of your admitting the claim either in full or in part, the Court will forthwith pass judgement in accordance with such admissions, or in the event of the claim not being contested, the suit shall be decided at once. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date and time above mentioned, the suit will be heard or determined in your absence. Given under my hand and seal of this Court on this 2nd day of April, 2018. Seal of the Court

Sd./- Civil Judge, Senior Division

Mayabunder North & Middle Andaman

Chalo Emerald Tours and Travels is hiring

Sales Executive – 2 Nos. Should have good fluency in English and good

Computer knowledge Contact : 9932080070/ 9474292549

Address : Shop No. 14, Gandhi Market, Opp. Govt. Bus Depot, Mohanpura

SITUATION VACANT

Salesgirls – 8 Salary - Rs. 10,000/-

to Rs. 15,000/-

Contact : ROOPS Aberdeen Bazaar Ph. 9679563459

HOTEL ABHISHEKH (ANDAMANS) PVT. LTD.

SITUATION VACANT

Housekeeping Staff – 2 Nos. Cook – 1 No. Contact : 9932080070/ 9474292549

WANTED Wanted an used Maruti Alto, Alto 800 or Alto K-10 Series Car. Sellers may contact to this No. 7063937784

TENDER NOTICE No. 1-10/Store/18-19

F. No. 1-10/Store/2018-19/1060 Dated 22nd

May.’2018.

e-tenders are invited from the registered firms for the supply of Stationary items as and when

required basis for this Institute. The interested bidders may submit the bids through e-

procurement portal https://eproc.andaman.gov.in . The tenderers, who have not registered may

visit the website for obtaining registration details.

EMD in the form of Call Deposit/ Term Deposit/ FDR for an amount of Rs.10, 000/-

(Rupees Ten Thousand Only), drawn from any nationalized bank in favour of Purchase

Secretary and shall have to be submitted. The scanned copy of EMD needs to be uploaded in

the online portal and their after, the original DD/FDR shall have to be submitted to Purchase

Secretary, DBRAIT with subscribed tender’s No., date and due date latest by 18/06/2018 up to

1400 hrs.

The tender document can be downloaded from the website https://eproc.andaman.gov.in and

can be uploaded in the website up to 18/06/2018, 1400 hrs and will be opened on same day at

14.30 hrs.

PURCHASE SECRETARY

DR.B.R.AMBEDKAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

I.D. No. 2315 PAHARGAON

CSE CONSTRUCTION INDIA PVT. LTD.

JODAKILAN NEAR KALI MANDIR BIG DISCOUNT/ LOT SALE OF BRANDED TILES Floor Tiles – 60x60 – Rs. 800 – Rs. 1000/- Per Box Floor Tiles – 40x40 – Rs. 700 – Rs. 900/- Per Box Floor Tiles – 12x12 – Rs. 350 – Rs. 600/- Per Box Wall Tiles – 15x10 – Rs. 250 – Rs. 350/- Per Box Wall Tiles – 18x12 – Rs. 300 – Rs. 450/- Per Box Wall Tiles – 24x8 – Rs. 250 – Rs. 400/- Per Box Also available : Steel, Cement, Pipes, Plumbing Material, Electrical Items, Gypsum Board & Ceiling Material, PVC Tank, Padauk Door & Window Frame etc.

For details contact : 9933271710, 9434293608

Staff Required

Ra ngat Pe trol Bunk

01 No. Pump Attender (Minimum Xth Pass) 01 No. Accountant (Graduate + Experienced + Computer & Tally) Age no bar, even Retired Persons can apply

Contact : 9476040007 Timing : 8 am to 8 pm

NEED

One second hand Bicycle Please call at 9933221957, 9434298925

WANTED Domestic Worker M ale/ Female

Contact : 9434262907

6 th Death Anniversary

On 29.05.2018

T. Mohan Rao Haddo, P/Blair

In grief : Monica, Pravalika, T. Rama Rao & Krishna Veni

4 th Dea th Anniversary

On 29.05.2018

Late Suresh Lall R/o Nayagaon

“Though you left us, we feel your presence very near us, filling our

minds of your memories”

Inserted by : Latha Devi (Wife), Santosh Lall (Son), Moni Kumari (Daughter) & family members.

4 th Death Anniversary

On 29 .05 .2018 In loving memory of

Late Nibash Chandra Das

(Ex. PST, West Wandoor) R/o Prem Nagar near Golden Beach

“You are not with us but we feel you presence

at each and every moment of our life”

Inserted by: Laxmi Rani Das (Wife) & all family members.

3rd Dea th Anniversary

On 29.05.2018

In loving memory of

La te Nalini Inserted by:

All family members

"COMFORT PRAYER MEETING""And had wipe away every tear from their eyes:

There shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor

crying;

And there shall be no more pain for the former

things have passed away

(Rev: 21:4)"

We have no words to express our shock and

sincere feelings on the sad demise of our

beloved son (Late) Stalen Chella, who

passed away on 21st May, 2018, R/o Haddo,

Ward No. 1 near Water Tank. Therefore, we

cordially invite all to a Comfort Prayer Meeting

on 29th May, 2018 at 11.30 pm at Haddo

Community Hall. The meeting wil l be

solemnized by Rev. Selva Sekar (Trinity Holy

Tamil Methodist Church).

Your prayers and present are requested. Please treat this as personal invitation.

Invited by: J. Chelladurai (Father), (OS) Forest Department), Selvi (Mother),

(MES Department), Rathimma, (Grand Mother), Jaya Kumari (Mother-in-law)

and all family members & friends

VACANCY

The following candidates are required: 1. Receptionist for Night Shift 2. Cook 3. Kitchen Helper 4. Room Boy 5. House Keeping Staff 6. Driver for Commercial Vehicle 7. Security Guard

Qualified and experienced candidates would be given preference. Salary is Negotiable. Interested candidates alongwith Bio-Data, may walk-in for Interview between 10 am and 5 pm.

Hotel de Marina - Unit of RTD Enterprises

Atlanta Point near Municipal Workshop, Port Blair Ph. 03192-239000,

Mob. 9474239000/ 9933281855

Om Sai Ram Fish Pickle, Surmai Fish, Tuna Fish, Tarni Fish, Prawns Fish, Mango Pickle, Chicken Pickle

Mob. 9679521773 , Very reasonable rates

SCORP BUILDERS AND CONSULTANT

(Construction Company) We are looking for the following three positions in our Company 1. Site Engineer 2. Supervisor 3. Driver (4 Wheeler and 2 Wheeler) Salary as per experience and skill

Contact : 9679596631

FOR SALE Crusher Machine – 1 No. Ashok Leyland Engine – 2 Nos. Conveyor Motor – 3 Nos. Conveyor Belt – 3 Nos. Crusher Jolly – 1 No.

Contact No. 235380, 241298, 9434281945, 9434291946

NOTICE INVITING e-TENDER The Executive Engineer, Andaman Central Division, CPWD, Kendriya Sadan, Ranchi

Basti, 1st Floor, ‘A’ Block, Lamba line, Port Blair, A & N Islands on behalf of President of

India inviting online Percentage Rate tender from approved and eligible contractors of

CPWD for the following work.

1.NIT No.13/EE/ACD/CPWD/2018-19:- Providing Security Guards/ Chowkidar and

sweepers to Andaman Central Division and Sub Division offices in CPWD, Lamba Line,

Port Blair during 2018-19 for Twelve Months.

ECPT: - Rs. 10,20,444/- , EMD: - Rs.20,409/- , Time: - 12(Twelve)Months.

2.NITNo.14/EE/ACD/CPWD/2018-19:- Upgradation of Type-III(5 nos

13/2,17/3,20/2,21/9,18/7) GPRA quarters at Lamba line, Port Blair. SW: Dismantling the

existing flooring and providing Ceramic flooring to living room dinning family lounge,

flooring to Bed Room Anti Skid ceramic flooring to Kitchen and ceramic wall dado

,Internal finishing with application of 1mm Putty and applying Acrylic Washable

Distemper to internal walls ECPT: - Rs. 17,94,964/- , EMD: - Rs.35,899/- , Time: - 04(Four)Months.

3.NITNo.15/EE/ACD/CPWD/2018-19:- Upgradation of Type-IV (04 Nos

10/1,11/3,9/2,8/3) quarters at Lamba Line, Port Blair. SW: Dismantling the existing

flooring and providing Vitrified flooring to living room, dining family lounge, flooring to

bed room Antiskid ceramic flooring to kitchen and ceramic wall dado, Internal finishing

with application of 1 mm putty applying plastic Emulsion to internal walls.(PHASE-II).

ECPT: - Rs. 16,83,029/- , EMD: - Rs.33,661/- , Time: - 04(Four)Months.

4.NIT No.16/EE/ACD/CPWD/2018-19:- Construction of brooder cum grower and Parent

shed (G+1) at CIARI Port Blair.SH: C/o Vertical extension at First Floor level Except

Roofing

ECPT: - Rs. 5,61,097/- , EMD: - Rs.11,222/- , Time: - 03(Three)Months.

Last date and time of submission of tender: - 03-06-2018 and 15:00 Hrs.

Date and time for opening of tender: - 04-06-2018 and 15:30 Hrs.

The tender forms and other details can be obtained from the website

www.tenderwizard.com / CPWD or www.cpwd.gov.in. No.3(8)(1)/EE/ACD/CPWD/2018-19/74-79(H)

Date: 25 -05-2018 Executive Engineer

ACD/CPWD/Port Blair.