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Civic Chief Gives Guidelines for Smooth Ganesh Utsav Celebration The Dynamic Daily Newspaper of Navi Mumbai 20 August VOL. 13 • ISSUE 94 PAGES 12 • PRICE ` 1 2019 TUESDAY RNI No. MAHEN/2007/21778 POSTAL REGN. NO. NMB/154/2017-19/VASHI MDG POST OFFICE Streetlight poles erected Civic Chief gives guidelines for 3 months back in Ulwe; smooth Ganesh Utsav celebration but not yet functional By Abhitash D. Singh it is more than three ULWE: It is night- months and still these marish experience for remain non-functional. the residents of Ulwe to Pratik Yadav, Direc- venture out late in the tor of NGO Parivartan evening as the streets Foundation said, “ Even NAVI MUMBAI: The tion of the forthcoming Pendhari, additional Company Ramesh Navi Mumbai Munici- Ganesh Utsav. The commissioner Amol Rathod, Upper Tehsil- pal Commissioner An- meeting was held at the Yadav deputy commis- dar Mrs Wagh and oth- nasaheb Misal conduct- headquarters of the sioner of police, zone 1 er officers. ed a review meeting Navi Mumbai Munici- Pankaj Dahane, Assis- During the meeting, with the civic officials pal Corporation tant Commissioner of a review was made of are completely dark. though, till date, there regarding measures (NMMC) on Monday Police (traffic) Arun the online services that While street light poles has been no registered that need to be taken and was attended by Patil, Executive Engi- have been introduced were erected in Sectors- case of robbery in sec- for ensuring smooth Additional Commis- neer of Maharashtra Cont. on pg. 3 16 and 17 in Uwe three tor-16 and 17, but most and hassle free celebra- sioner Mahavir Electricity Distribution months back, these are of the women fear still not functional. walking in the dark- Most of the residents ness. The authority Rehabilitation should be time bound: who walk down from should look into the Kharkopar station to- matter and they should Dr.Bhakti Kumar Dave wards their home have start the operations on to walk in complete a priority basis.” Demand to solve the rehabilitation problem of 1971 darkness. Kailash Mishra, The concerned resi- Ulwe Node BJP Vice By Abhitash D. Singh be rehabilitated and it dents said that they President said, "The PANVEL: “Whenever should be a time bound had a ray of hope of get- node of Ulwe is facing a new project comes up, process.” ting lights when they several problems. it is imperative to first “Rehabilitation prob- saw poles being erected Street lights and lack of rehabilitate the resi- lem of 1971 is still pend- opposite Kharkopar sta- transport facility are tion lane and also in dents of that area. Air- ing. Policies made by Cont. on pg. 2 port is very essential for bureaucrats are very sector-16 and 17. But the development and lucrative but do not get progress of the country, implemented. The mon- but villagers should not ey is being squandered be made the target for for personal benefits” development of the coun- informed Dave. try” said Dr Bhakti Ku- “In beginning the mar Dave, President of CIDCO officials said 18 Panvel Pravasi Sangh, 1) Rehabilitation should be a time bound. villages will be affected while addressing the 2) Villagers should not be targeted for the and later it became 10 project affected villagers development of Airport. and now it is 14 villag- from 18 villages. es. The officials keep He further added, 3) Rehabilitation programme which is changing their plans “Before starting the pending from 1971 should be solved first. and the villagers are project the 3000 fami- kept in dark,” stressed lies from 18 villages who are going to be af- fected by airport should Dave. www.newsband.in | [email protected] 2 Tuesday, 20 August 2019 Jewellery worth Rs 1 lakh Workshop for teens to build their snatched from a senior citizen confidence and self esteem NAVI MUMBAI: “As exposed to external and just the way they are, By Crime Reporter the victim, Shanta in front of them and parents we want our internal conflicts to Ms. Balivada is con- NAVI MUMBAI: A 72- Naik (72), a resident of pulled the gold man- children to grow up in which they don’t find a ducting a workshop ‘Do year-old woman who Sector 4, Vashi was out galsutra from Mrs. a safe and healthy en- resolve, they go through you want your Teen to was out with her hus- of the house on Friday Naik’s neck. Despite vironment, thus, help emotional highs and Shine from Within” on band was robbed off her morning with her hus- their attempt to save them become confi- lows, hormonal chang- 15th September, 2019 gold mangalsutra band. At around the jewellery, the dent, successful and es and they find it tough from 2 pm to 6 pm at worth Rs. 1 lakh and 11.30am, when Shan- robbed was successful happy individuals. We to cope with the rapid Proxima (Arunachal 18 thousand. Vashi po- ta Naik with her hus- in fleeing from the spot put in our best efforts physical and mental Bhavan), plot no. 19, lice have launched a band was approaching and drove towards to ensure they get a changes in themselves. Sector 30 A, Vashi, search operation for Jagteshwar temple in Vashi village. After this beautiful life. Well, it all To help teens build Navi Mumbai. the unidentified per- Vashi, a robber on a incident, Shanta Naik sounds like a fairy tale their confidence, boost They will learn tools son. motorcycle, wearing a filed a complaint at isn’t it? But sadly, our their self-esteem, man- and techniques that According to police, helmet, suddenly came Vashi police station. children are growing up age exam stress, beat will always help them in an environment that all sorts of external face the challenges with is changing at a fast pressure and cope with vigour and conviction. Modern School’s girl death pace, and they have to negative emotions and To learn more and to cope with tough compe- most importantly love register please call on still a mystery tition, academic stress, and accept themselves +9930015453 identity crisis and a lot By Crime Reporter the doctor can find out selves tried to bring more,” says Anupama NAVI MUMBAI: The the reason behind Say- Sayali back to normal. Balivada, Self Help death of the 10th stan- ali’s sudden death. The procedure of bring- trainer, NLP Practitio- dard girl of Modern Dr. Bhushan Jain ing her back to nor- ner, Life coach and School, Vashi who died informed that, “The ac- malcy took lot of time HYL workshop leader. during the school ex- tual reason of Sayali’s and she died, it is al- As teens (13 to 19 amination on Wednes- death can be confirmed leged. years of age) they are day afternoon is still a only after getting her mystery. Sayagli Jag- histopath report. Doc- tap, it is learnt col- tors are assuming that lapsed just before giv- Sayali could be suffer- ing her exams and was ing from fever or sick- declared dead at Wock- ness and that could be hardt Hospital before the reason she had col- admission. Jagtap’s lapsed.” family performed her The parents of Say- final rites mournfully. ali however denied that Meanwhile, the doctors she was suffering from have kept Viscera and any sickness. Histopath of Sayali for Meanwhile, parents the autopsy report. of Sayali have alleged The viscera and his- that the school man- topath of the deceased agement and the that was kept with doc- teachers failed to take tors, has been now sent their daughter to hos- for further investiga- pital on time. If they tion at J J Hospital and had done, she would Kalina Research cen- have been saved. In- tre. After getting the stead of taking her to histopath report only hospital, they them- SPECIAL OFFER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT ON REAL Streetlight poles erected.... ESTATE (Buying /Selling /Paying Guest etc.) Cont. from pg. 1 A 20 word classified in NEWSBAND some of those. As frequency of buses plying to var- will cost you only Rs 150/- + GST Applicable ious sectors of Ulwe are less, people have to de- pend on autorickshaw for travelling. The auto for direct buyers and sellers. drivers take advantage of this and charge exorbi- For details, call : 20870513, 27815380 tantly. They also have to face the problem of dark streets. The planning authority should take the initiative of starting the street lights on an ur- gent basis as also improving transportation facil- ATTENTION READERS ity." While every effort is made to check the genuineness of An official from CIDCO on the condition of party/parties inserting ads in this paper, we cannot be held anonymity said, “We are in the process of start- responsible for the truthfulness of its contents. The publish- ing the operation soon. The street light poles have ers, Editor and/or the staff cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage due to transactions that they may enter already been installed and within a month these into guided by the ads. will become functional.” Printed and owned by Kailash Shankarlalji Gindodia Published by Shiv Kailash Gindodia Editor : Nandkumar Balaram Thakur Printed at Siddhakala Print Media & Publications Pvt. Ltd. Plot No. W-230, T.T.C. Ind. Area, MIDC, Khairane, Navi Mumbai – 400 710 and published at 1313/1314, 13th Floor, Real Tech Park, Plot No. 39/2, Sec. 30A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400 703. • RNI No. MAHENG2007/21778 • Postal Regn. No. NMB/154/2014-16/Vashi MDG Post Office • ABC Certificte No. 133/2106 Phone : 2087 0513 / 2781 5380 Telefax : 2781 5380 e-mail : [email protected] website : www.newsband.in www.newsband.in | [email protected] 3 Tuesday, 20 August 2019 Uran Taluka Principal Shri Bhagwati Sai Sansthan distributes Association Meeting Held educational materials to 600 students By Dinesh Pawar College, Phunde.
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