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Terms and Conditions of ICICI Bank Apply Terms and conditions of ICICI Bank apply .... watching north maharashtra WWW.DESHDOOTTIMES.COM TUESDAY, JUNE 02, 2020, NASHIK, VOL 35, NO. 297 PAGES 4 3 COVID-19: 35 new cases identified CORONA UPDATES FROM NASHIK DISTRICT in district; tally jumps to 1259 01.06.2020 Time - 07:30 PM Sources : District Collectorate NasHIK: Thirty-five new patients jumped to 234. On the other, 11 patients have tested positive on Monday for Novel have tested positive in rural parts of the 1. POSITIVE 1236 Coronavirus in Nashik district, taking the district. Three from Dnyane in Malegaon, district’s tally of infected pa- two from Dapur and one each is from Pim- tients to 1,259. Among them palgaon and Sonambe in in Sinnar, three 2. RECOVERED 846 20 patients are from Nashik from Nandgaon and city, 11 from rural parts of one from Vinchur in the district and three are Niphad . As a result, 3. Admitted Today 103 non-native. Only a single Total Positive - 1259 tally in rural parts patient has tested positive in has surged to 185. Malegaon - 780 Malegaon city. A total of 20 As a police person- 4. Under treatment 545 patients won fight against Nashik city - 234 nel Inus Shaikh (57) Covid-19. With this, the working in Malegaon number of those recovered Rest district - 185 city died of Covid-19 5. Total samples sent 11800 has reached 846. Outsiders - 61 on Monday, the death Of total positive cases, toll of the district has 6. Negative 10040 three are from Madhu- Total deaths - 73 climbed to 73. He ban colony in Panchavati Recovered - 846 had turned positive and rest patients are from on April 29. After he 7. Pending 524 Wadalgaon, D’souza colo- got cured he had been One of the vegetable market areas in Nashik witnessing rush of people following ny, Peth Road, Krishi Nagar, Old Nashik discharged, but as he suffered again he had relaxations in lockdown rules. Rush of vehicles is also being seen. and Ambad link road. With this, the overall been admitted to hospital. With his death, 8. Death 73 number of infected patients in the city has four police personnel died so far. PIC : SATISH DEVGIRE Loan disbursal picks up pace Leopard sightings rumours Leopard cub found at Yashwant Nagar Rs 20 crore disbursed in four days Forest dept writes to police NASHIK: A leopard cub was found by the workers during harvesting in a sugar- NASHIK : Against the set farmers who are eligible for Even after the instructions to file complaints cane field at Yashwantnagar near Gaulane target of Rs 3303.75 crore for debt relief, paving the way for by state agriculture minister NasHIK: On May 30, a leopard attacked Road at a distance of 1.5 km from Pathardi kharif season, the banks have the aggrieved farmers to get Dada Bhuse to speed up loan two men, early morning in Indira Nagar area. The village. As soon as the information was so far disbursed crop loans crop loans for kharif season. disbursement, the work was forest department swung into immediate action to received, the team of the forest department amounting to Rs 151 crore, 77 The district collector had going on at a snail’s pace. search for the leopard and also set up traps. But, entered the field along with the wildlife lakh and fifty-eight thousand. instructed all the major banks However, warning issued instead of helping the forest department people lovers. In the last four days by the collector seems started spreading rumours about the leopard sight- Sugarcane harvesting was going on as crop loans to the tune Crop loan disbursal target bearing fruits as Rs 20 ings. As a result it has written a letter to senior usual in the sugarcane field at upper side of of Rs 20 crore has been crore were disbursed by police inspector of Indira Nagar police station and a nullah near Kombade Mala. Meanwhile, disbursed to farmers for Nationalised banks : Rs 2243.79 crore the concerned banks in has requested to file complaints. in the last phase of harvesting, while the preparation of kharif four days. Forest department has stated that videos, workers were cutting sugarcane, they spot- sowing. Private banks : Rs 605.74 crore According to Ard- messages and images are being spread in name ted a leopard cub. They informed about this Citing slow pace of hendu Shekhar, chief Rural banks : Rs 16.84 crore of Nashik. Old videos are been presented as a to farm owner Sanjay Shivaji Kombade. He loan disbursal ahead of manager and Lead Dis- leopard sighting videos from Indira Nagar area. immediately contacted Nashik West Forest kharif activities picking NDCC Bank: Rs 437 crore trict Manager, Bank of Messages are also going viral about leopard Department office at around 9.30 am and up pace, district collec- Maharashtra, a total sightings at Govind Nagar, Milind Nagar, Pak- informed about the incident. Total : Rs 3303.75 crore tor Suraj Mandhare had target of Rs 4500 crore hare Mala, Mahale Farm and in other areas of The forest team including Anil Ahirrao, According to the forest department, convened a meeting of crop loan disbursal has New Nashik. forest ranger Uttam Patil, Rajendra Thakre, there is a possibility of female leopard pres- the officials of the lead been set for agricul- Range forest officer Vivek Bhadane informed Rohini Patil, Vijay Patil, Eco-Eco Founda- ence in the area. As a result, farm labourers bank, nationalised banks, credit including the Lead Bank to tural sector in this year’s draft that the forest department has requested police tion’s Vaibhav Bhogle and Prathamesh Patil and owners have been advised to go home societies, cooperative and other submit status report on their plan. This consolidated figure to take note of it and file cases against such mis- reached the spot. As soon as the cub was safely from the farm before sunset. The concerned banks and directed “in principle sanction” to the included Rs 3303.75 crore for chief mongers. The rumours are spreading fear found it was taken into safe hands. The cub forest department has also said that the them to immediately disburse farmers who are eligible for kharif crop and rest of the fund among the people. It is also hampering the work was found in perfect health. The cub is just cub will be reunited with her mother with kharif crop loans to all the loan waiver, by Monday. for a Rabi season. of government machinery in the crisis. three weeks old, informed forest officials. immediate action. MSRTC gets revived with freight service 1651 unemployed take part Pay salaries to non-granted school NasHIK: “The state its freight service for essen- in online job fair In the last six days, bookings teachers, orders education dept transport, which is now Ma- tials, goods and commodities NasHIK: A total of 1651 unemployed took harashtra State Road Trans- with immediate effect. Within for 41 trucks have been received across the state. part in online job fair, organised by district skill NasHIK: Taking advan- vate schools. They had drawn concerned school management port Corporation (MSRTC), few days the freight service development, employment and entrepreneur- tage of the dire situation cre- the attention of the school to pay the salaries of teachers the lifeline of the state, un- has proved its importance Pune, Nashik, Satara, Sangli, Jalgaon and Gadchiroli ship centre, Nashik. The fair was organised with ated by the Covid-19 in the education department by com- and non-teaching staff in these veiled on June 1. It’s now 72 and have helped MSRTC to districts are leading in the field a view to help in making employment available state, the non-granted schools, plaining that their salaries were schools. Meanwhile, teachers years old. On June 1, 1948, revive. of freight. Vice chairman and to those registered unemployed in the district. private school and institutions being held during the lockdown. and non-teaching staff are being we ran our first bus on Pune- Currently, MSRTC has managing director, Shekahar Interviews of candidates were conducted via are holding salaries of teachers. For this, Shikshak Kranti Sang- held hostage by the manage- Ahmednagar route. MSRTC, its own 300 freight vehicles Channe expressed that video and audio conferencing. Following The school education depart- hatana had demanded that the ment in the time of crisis. which has been suffering available. It has been started MSRTC’s freight would be well some relaxations in lockdown, functioning ment has issued orders and has school education department Maharashtra Private School losses for many years, has by sending boxes of mangoes received in the future due to of industries and industrial establishments is directed that they should be should take initiative to pay the Employees (Conditions of Ser- been revived by the freight from Ratnagiri to Borivali. At reasonable rates, safe and normalising slowly. Identifying need of man- paid immediately. The depart- salaries of thousands of teachers vice) Regulations Act, 1977 service”, said Transport Min- present, MSRTC has set up regular service. power for these industries and availability of ment of school education has who are starving in the state. and the Maharashtra Private ister and chairman of MSRTC separate freight cells at each employment to local unemployed youth, this also warned that action will On the backdrop of this, Schools (Conditions of Service) Anil Parab on the occasion of district level. job fair was organised. be taken against educational the education department has Rules, 1981 are applicable to MSRTC’s anniversary. With the help of these Tapriya Tools, Hindustan Unilever Ltd.
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