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Page-1.Qxd (Page 3) FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2014 (PAGE 6) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU From page 1 MOM sends first Maha alliances crumble, 4 HC reserves judgment on payment images of Red Planet cornered contest on cards of interim relief to businessmen BANGALORE, Sept 25: Mars orbit and the systematic exemption of import duty on Income Tax in Kashmir. two prominent partners of the As was the buzz in political observation of that planet woollens and prefabricated The SERF also took strong India's Mars Orbiter Mission using its five scientific instru- six-party ‘Mahayuti’ (grand) and media circles, minutes after winterized dwelling units, note of the negligence on part of (MOM) spacecraft has sent in alliance decided to contest the BJP split with Sena, Sharad ments would begin. speedy dewatering of all inun- the telecommunication compa- its first images of the Red Planet MOM aims to study the polls on their own. Pawar went into a huddle with dated areas, immediate plug- nies that resulted in total chaos after creating history by becom- Buoyed by the Lok Sabha senior leaders of his party and Martian surface and mineral ging of bund breaches, and confusion besides mental ing the only such endeavour so composition and scan its atmo- results in which the BJP-Sena shortly afterwards the decision restoration of medicare and trauma due to total communica- far to have met with success on alliance won 42 of the 48 seats, to snap ties with Congress was sphere for methane, an indicator supply of proper vaccines and tion breakdown. the maiden attempt. of life. BJP had upped the ante and announced. inoculations for preventing of The members of the "1st image of Mars, from a demanded 135 which the Sena NCP leaders, who had not The spacecraft is equipped outbreak of any epidemic and Kashmir Chamber of height of 7300km; with 376m with five instruments, including was not willing to give. Sena had any meeting with Congress ensuring proper supply of life Commerce & Industry spatial resolution. MT responded saying it would leave after their only round of talks a sensor to track methane or saving drugs. (KCC&I), Federation Chamber @MarsOrbiter. The view is nice marsh gas, a colour camera and only 119 seats BJP had contest- on Tuesday, were apparently The SERF took a serious of Industries (FCIK), Kashmir up here," Indian Space Research Flood hit victims waiting in a long queue for drinking water a thermal-imaging spectrometer ed earlier but later agreed to peeved at the senior partner note that the approaching winter Traders & Manufacturers Organisation said today in a at village Newa in South Kashmir’s Pulwama district. to map the surface and mineral concede a few more seats. going ahead and releasing their related problems like housing Federation (KTMF-Y), tweet posted along with snaps of - Excelsior/Younis Khaliq wealth of the red planet. BJP later climbed down to first list of candidates yester- and heating arrangements for the Kashmir Economic Alliance the red planet. 130. Describing the break-up as day. The Rs 450-crore MOM is Govt pegs flood losses population were yet to be initiat- (KEA-S), Kashmir Traders & India successfully placed its the cheapest inter-planetary “unfortunate”, Rajiv Pratap “We have decided to end the ed. The SERF decided to prepare Manufacturers Federation low-cost Mars Orbiter Mission Rudy, party in-charge for alliance,” State NCP president mission. India is the first coun- at over Rs 50,000 cr a detailed paper on the short and (KTMF-B), Kashmir Traders (MOM) spacecraft in orbit try to reach Mars in the very Maharashtra, blamed the Sunil Tatkare told reporters as long term measures required for Federation (KTF), Kashmir around the red planet in its very The healthcare sector has cessions for the industry first attempt. European, “inflexible attitude” of the Sena he blamed Chief Minister the redevelopment of the Valley Economic Alliance (KEA-Y), first attempt yesterday, breaking also suffered heavy damages which has suffered heavy loss- American and Russian probes for the split. Prithviraj Chavan for not carry- and assessment on actionable Chamber of Commerce & into an elite club of three due to the floods as several es due to the floods. "We are have managed to orbit or land Today’s developments have ing forward the talks for seat areas for risk reduction to build Industries Kashmir (CCIK), nations. Government run hospitals lost also putting up a demand for on the planet, but after several dramatically altered the politi- sharing. resistance against future floods. Kashmir Hotel And Restaurant The spacecraft is now cir- critical care and diagnostic exemption of Income Tax to attempts. cal landscape in Maharashtra, “We always behaved like a To reduce the costs of prod- Owners Federation (KHAROF), cling the red planet in an orbit equipments. The State the hotels and other tourism The Orbiter will keep mov- which had become used to two responsible ally of Congress ucts and with the view of reduc- J&K Hoteliers Club, Travel whose nearest point to Mars Government has put the initial related establishments for the ing in an elliptical path for at blocs - Sena-BJP and Congress- and even took the initiative to ing the burden on the con- Agents Society of Kashmir (periapsis) is at 421.7km and estimate of losses to the equip- current financial year, the offi- least six months with its instru- NCP - dominating the scene. expedite seat sharing talks. We sumers, the SERF has decided (TASK) and Jammu & Kashmir farthest point (apoapsis) at ment of four major Srinagar cial said. ments sending their gleanings “The Shiv Sena-BJP had demanded half of the to seek the suspension of Tourism Alliance (JKTA) took 76,993.6km, ISRO said. hospitals at Rs 150 crore. The official said hundreds of back home. alliance, which lasted over 25 state’s 288 seats and Chief Excise, Passenger Tax, VAT and part in the meeting. The inclination of orbit with An official said that the hotels have suffered losses due years, has ended,” senior state Minister’s post for 2.5 years. The spacecraft was launched respect to the equatorial plane of on its nine-month-long odyssey loss suffered by tourism sector to water-logging especially in BJP leader and Leader of “However, the Congress did Mars is 150 degree, as intended. has been pegged at Rs 1500 Rajbagh and Dalgate areas. Opposition in the Assembly not respond to our proposal by Many wait outside relief camp on a homegrown PSLV rocket In this orbit, the spacecraft takes from Sriharikota in Andhra crore and Tourism They have suffered losses to Eknath Khadse said announcing either rejecting it or forwarding The State Government set up quences. We cannot keep an eye 72 hours 51 minutes 51 seconds Department has suffered their furniture, linen and other the decision. a counter proposal,” Praful the camp for receiving truck- on where the relief reaches from Pradesh on November 5 of last to go round Mars once. year. It had escaped the earth's damages to its infrastructure equipment. State BJP President Patel, senior party leader and a loads of relief from other parts here, it is the district administra- In the coming weeks, ISRO to the tune of Rs 150 crore. The official said the depart- Devendra Fadnavis said the confidante of NCP chief Sharad of the country. Whatever comes tion which has to see to it," Dar gravitational field on December said in a release, the spacecraft 1. (PTI) "Police Department has ment will seek interest-free one- decision to part ways with the Pawar, said. to the Valley in the name of the said. will be thoroughly tested in the pegged their losses to their year loans for those hotels, Sena was “unfortunate” and Patel said the two sides met flood relief is dumped here and He said since the camp was infrastructure at Rs 300 houseboats and guest houses “taken with a heavy heart.” officially for the first time for then distributed to different set up here, 146 truckloads of crore", he added. which do not need much money The Sena is the second con- seat sharing talks on Tuesday areas on the basis of the need of relief has been received, while Graft case lodged against "The private sector losses for repairs and renovations. We stituent (after Haryana Janhit but Chavan left for his home- the people in those areas. 165 vehicles, including trucks, are much higher as for the first will also put a demand soft loan Congress) to be out of the BJP- town Karad yesterday without "We set up this camp on mini-trucks and load carriers, former Odisha DGP time the commercial hub of Lal for the industry. led NDA after Narendra Modi authorising anybody for negoti- September 17 and first we used have been dispatched to various Chowk and its surrounding The official said the depart- became Prime Minister and his ations. “Since yesterday, there to provide relief materials to districts of the Valley with BHUBANESWAR, Sept 25: areas have been hit by the ment will also approach the RBI close aide Amit Shah BJP pres- has been no communication,” anyone who had the recommen- relief. A case has been lodged against former Odisha Director floods. These losses are huge for relaxing the lending guide- ident. he said. dation from any concerned offi- "We are maintaining records General of Police Prakash Mishra by the anti-corruption and we are not estimating these lines for loans to the tourism There is speculation that Deputy Chief Minister Ajit cial of the district like a DC, or of everything we receive here vigilance wing in connection with alleged financial irregu- presently", he added.
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