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Navi Mumbai Gets Its First Dog Park in Vashi www.newsband.in • VOL. 14 • ISSuE: 251 • SATuRDAY, 3 APRIL 2021 • RNI No. MAHEN/2007/21778 • POSTAL REGN. NO. NMB/154/2020-22/VASHI MDG POST OFFICE PAGES: 8 PRICE : 2.00 NMMC collects over Navi Mumbai gets its Rs. 540 crores as Free health webinar property tax for by Rotary Club first dog park in Vashi Rotary Club is or- financial year 2020-21 ganising a free health The initiative which commenced on 2nd April, 2021 webinar as part of its is likely to be completed in three months 19,891 property tax holders Rotary Service Week on 4th April, 2021 availed Abhay Yojana scheme from 10 am to 12:30 or the financial year was collected under this pm. During the webi- F01 April, 2020 to 31 scheme. nar, doctors from Ju- March, 2021, the Navi Under Abhay Yojana, piter Hospital, such Mumbai Municipal Cor- a penalty of 75 per cent as renowned diabe- poration (NMMC) has was given on the penalty tes specialist Dr. Amit collected Rs. 540 crore amount of overdue prop- Saraf will talk on "How 66 lakh 13 thousand 742 erty tax from December to Control Diabetes: as property tax. 15 to March 15 and a Do Not Be Sweet". People from all walks 50 per cent rebate was For more informa- of life faced financial dif- given from March 16 to tion contact Dr. Kiran By Ryhea George Corporation (NMMC), Vihar, Vashi. The small ficulties due to the lock- March 31. Pandit 9821090696, fter four years of Abhijit Bangar gave inaugural ceremony was down imposed in the On the last day of 9820045165. Zoom Apersistent struggle a green signal for the attended by a few dog backdrop of Covid 19 meeting link https: by the former corpo- project, the work for lovers. pandemic. Considering rator of ward number //us02web.zoom. which commenced on The park, which will this, NMMC commis- 64, a dog park in Vashi Friday, 2nd April, 2021. be constructed at a cost us/j/83239870421. sioner, Abhijit Bangar will soon become a re- The dog park would be of Rs. 26 lakhs, will be Meeting ID: 832 introduced the Abhay ality. The current com- an enclosure within Veer built in 870 square me- Yojana or the Amnesty 3987 0421. Pass- missioner of the Navi Savarkar Udyan, located word: JOSHRSW. CONTINUED ON PAGE...6 Scheme which pro- Mumbai Municipal at Sector 8, near Sagar vided upto 75 percent PCMC House Leader rebate in the penalty 30th and 31st March, for delayed payment. Rs. 46 crore 42 lakh 79 Paresh Thakur “Citizens of Navi thousand 185 were col- instructs MSEDCL City observes Good Friday Mumbai have responded lected by the civic body. to solve in a sombre manner well by paying property By December 2020, Rs. DP box issue tax, realizing that civic 140 crores had been col- Following com- Many missed the essence of attending physical services in Church amenities are fulfilled lected as property tax. plaints of open DP through property tax,” Over Rs 400 crore has By Indrani Basu box by the residents said commissioner Ban- been collected in the atholics across of Lakshmi Vishnu gar. next three months. the city celebrated Society, Sector 16, C 19,891 property tax “Despite the pan- Good Friday in a som- Podi, under the juris- holders took advantage demic, the citizens have bre manner amid Covid diction of the Panvel of Abhay Yojana from responded well and have 19 pandemic. Due to City Municipal Cor- 1st December to 31st paid the property tax by restrictions imposed by poration (PCMC), March and an amount availing the Amnesty the state government in of Rs. 159 crore 16 Scheme,” added com- PCMC House Leader view of the rising Covid lakh 29 thousand 593 missioner Bangar. Paresh Thakur, along 19 cases, people could with MSEDCL offi- not attend the Church cials and CIDCO vis- prayer on Good Friday. ited the area. He in- They could not even structed the MSECDL participate in ‘Washing to do the needful and Feet’ ceremony on April maintain the DP box 1st. Good Friday observed at St.Joseph Church, CBD so that it does not “Maundy Thurs- his apostles and this is a devout Catholic from cause any problems day is the day of the followed by Holy Good Seawoods, Nerul. to the residents... last supper where Jesus Friday, the day of the Good Friday also (More on page 3) teaches about humility crucifixion of Jesus”, in- by washing the feet of formed Wilma Pereira, CONTINUED ON PAGE... 7 2 Saturday, 3 April 2021 E-office system should be simple and Woman loots friend’s easy to use: CM Uddhav Thackeray jewellery By: Crime Reporter jewellery shop which he Nerul police have she knew. Trusting her, Tregistered a case Isha brought her jewel- against a woman and lery and pledged her her husband for alleg- husband’s gold bracelet edly looting jewellery for Rs. 30,000 and asked worth Rs. 3,000,00 of a Rita to keep the rest jew- woman living in Nerul. ellery with her. The police said, the Later, when Isha complainant, Isha Shan- called Rita to return By Chandrashekhar Hendve pal Secretary, Information Tech- taken. “While handling the cor- tanu Biswas, 30, has back the jewellery which hief Minister Uddhav Thack- nology Department Abha Shukla, respondence coming to the Chief alleged that her friend was kept at her house, Ceray has suggested that the Secretary to the Chief Minister Minister's office through e-office, Rita Bapi Debnar, who she started avoiding her. Information Technology Depart- Abasaheb Jarhad, Director Infor- the concerned officials should be has been friends for 11- As she was not return- ment should make the e-office mation Technology, Ranjit Kumar informed about it and the action years has allegedly kept ing the jewellery, Isha system simpler, more convenient and other officials. taken on the letter should be in- the jewellery and has and her husband went to and easier to use. He was speaking Instructing all the officers and formed,” said CM Thackeray, not returned it to her. Rita’s house and collect- during the presentation of e-office employees of the department to who also said that the system Isha and Rita were ed the purse in which system by the Information Tech- be trained in e-office system, the should be safe and perfect. best friends and would she had kept the jewel- nology Department. The meeting Chief Minister said that the e- Principal Secretary of the de- share their personal lery. However, as there was attended by Additional Chief office system should be used by partment Abha Shukla informed family issues with each was no jewellery in it, Secretary to the Chief Minister the secretaries of all departments that 1500 officers and employees of other. Taking advan- Isha realised that she Ashish Kumar Singh, Principal and the concerned ministers. 15 government departments have tage, when Isha wanted was cheated and lodged Secretary Vikas Kharge, Princi- Their suggestions should also be been trained in e-office system. money, Rita advised her a complaint at the Nerul to pledge her gold at a Police station. PUBLIC NOTICE Motorcyclist arrested for hitting traffic police THIS NOTICE is hereby given to all public at large that my client By Crime Reporter M/S. SHARP CORP LIMITED (formerly known as SINGHAL the incident, works in the Turbhe the motorcyclist deliberately ig- AGRO INDUSTRIES LTD.,) are the owner of an Office No.B-1/1, motorist recklessly hit a traf- Transport Branch. He along with nored his warning and hit Devkate on First Floor, Groma House, Plot No.14C, Sector-19, Vashi, Navi fic police cop who was man- Naik Wadal had been assigned the with his motorcycle. Devkate was Mumbai, Tal. & Dist. Thane, of which Original documents, i.e. 1) A Sale Deed dated 27.08.2005 executed between M/s. RANCHHOD- ning the traffic at Sterling Chowk duty to regulate traffic at Sterling critically injured and was rushed DAS BHAICHAND & CO., and M/S. LIVING NIRMAN PVT. LTD., in front of Haware Mall, Nerul on Chowk in front of Haware Mall to Suraj Hospital in Sanpada by alongwith registration receipt & Index-II, & 2) Sale Deed dated Wednesday. The cop identified as in Nerul on Wednesday, March his colleagues. Devkate sustained 29.06.2006 executed between M/S. LIVING NIRMAN PVT. LTD., and MRS. KANCHAN SAHEBCHAND SISODIYA, alongwith reg- Ashok Devkate, was critically in- 31. While Devkate and Wadal fractures on his right leg and also istration receipt & Index-II, in respect of the abovesaid Office jured in the incident and has been were regulating traffic at Sterling has five stitches on his forehead. premises are lost/misplaced and same has not been traceable in admitted to a private hospital for Chowk, Devkate noticed a mo- The Nerul police have arrested spite of due and diligence search and accordingly Police complaint is lodge with APMC Police Station under Registration No.558/2021, treatment. The Nerul police have torcyclist coming from Ruparel Munir Inayat Khan, the motorcy- dated 25.03.2021 arrested the motorcyclist. Circle at around 10 am without clist for obstructing government If any person/s found and/or possession of the same are request- Police Constable Ashok a helmet. Devkate motioned the work and injuring traffic police- ed to deliver it at the address give herein under and further all the person/s having any claim or interest in or to the said office premises Devkate, 49, who was injured in motorcyclist to stop. However, man. and shares or any part thereof by way of Sale, Mortgage, Charge, Gift, Lease, Trust, Possession, Inheritance, Lien or otherwise how- soever are hereby called upon to notify the same in writing along Document Missing PUBLIC NOTICE with supporting documentary evidence pertaining to the claim to the Notice is hereby given that the original Share Certificate bearing NOTICE is hereby given to public at large that my clients have undersigned within a period of 14 (Fourteen) days from the date No.
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