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Get Mot Public Within a Period of 30 Days from the Date of Publication of This Notice in I~ Maharashtra Government Gazette Interest + Exp. ~ Cost thereon ""vit al Pandu;;:;g- ; ole, 60-year-old farmer fr or Dongar kinhi in Patod Shri. Sarjarao GanpatAage G.P.H. No. 79, Mangrul No.2, Tq . Majalgaon Dt. 25/09/2017 23.03.2018 tehsil set himself afire 0 Dist. Beed. Rs. 3,83,597.36 Tuesday. He had r eceive Interest+ Exp. +Cost thereon 60 per cent burns and wa Shri. Rameshwar Kaduram G.P.H . No. 22/4000, Kadivadgaon , Tq Dt. 25/09/2017 23.03.2018 rushed to the Beed Civ: Badade Vadawani , Dist. Beed. Rs. 4,10,679.84 Hospital , where h Interest+ Exp. +Cost thereon br eathed his last whil Authorized Offic undergoing treatment o State Bank of lndi Thursday morning. Sources claimed Yeol ..i ~~====:;=====~:fl:il:::::::§~tj~r:/11;;«~~=====:::::::~~ had been quite frustrate MAHARASHTRAAIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD. ver the loss of crops, s (CIN: U45203MH2002SGC136979) took the extreme step. Registered Office:- 8th Floor, Centre-1, World Trade Centre, n another inciden Cuffe Parade, Mumbai- 400005, Phone-022 49212121/22, Fax. 022 22163814 ahadev Satwa; Website : www.maharashtra.gov.in Markand, a 48-year -oi Shirdi Office:- Shirdi Airport, Kakadi Village, Taluka- Kopargaon, farmer of Ukkad PimpaJ DistrictAhmednagar-423107, CM tO lay f( Notice Date: 17th March 2018 MAHARASHTRA REGIONAL AND TOWN PLANNING ACT, 1966 stone of rly (MAHARASHTRAACT NO. XXXVII OF 1966) Udgir, March 29: Chief mil NO. MADC/Shirdi/31/ 1582 ister Devendra Phadnavi and railway minister Piyus 1.WHEREAS the MAHARASHTRA AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Goel will lay the foundatio LIMITED (hereinafter referred to "MADC") is a company incorporated under the stone of the railway coac Companies Act, 1956 and functions under the superintendence and control of the factory on March 31 at 4 pn Government of Maharashtra; The credit of bringing th mega project to Latur goes t 2. AND WHEREAS, Govt. of Maharashtra in Urban Development Department has, guardian ministe in exercise of. its power conferred under sub-section (1 B) of Section 40 of the Sambhajirao Pat Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966 (Mah. XXXVII of 1966) Nilangekar. This dream pro, (hereinafter referred to as "the said Act"), vide Government Notification Nos. TPS ect is going to provid 1608/2662/CR-111/09/UD-9, dated 28/05/2009; appointed MADC to be the Special employment to thousands c local youths besides cor Planning Authority for the notified area of Shirdi Airport area at Kakadi Taluka tributing to through develo] Kopargaon, Dist. Ahmednagar admeasuring 302.80 ha. and comprises area from ment of the district. Latur i Kakadi village of Kopargaon Taluka of Ahmednagar, district going to face Loksabha an 3.AND WHEREAS, MADC, had in accordance with sub-section (2) of section 115 as Vidhansabha polls in 201! substituted by clause (d) of sub section (3) of section 40 of the said Act carried out Just ahead of polls such a bi survey of the aforesaid notified area and prepared the existing land use map and project at Latur will certair ly help BJP in the forthcon accordingly prepared the Draft Proposal for the development of land within its ing elections. Many election jurisdiction; were fought under the leade1 4.AND WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of MADC, in its 62nd Board meeting held ship of Sambhajirao in la~ on 28/12/2017, has approved the draft Planning Proposal and Development Control two years in the district an Regulations, for publishing and submitting to the Government after following the due almost all elections were wo process under the said Act. by BJP. That is the reaso today the BJP is in power i 5.NOW, THEREFORE, as required by sub-section (2) of section 115 as substituted I by clause (d) of sub section (3) of section 40 of the said Act, the Draft Planning Proposal and Draft Development Control Regulations for the said area, are hereby published, for information and inviting suggestions and objections thereto from the All get mot public within a period of 30 days from the date of publication of this notice in I~ Maharashtra Government Gazette. The Suggestions and objections, if any, will be SaintBhag I sent in writing and addressed to Vice Chairman & Managing Director, MADC Ltd. on the above address, so as to reach within stipulated period . The suggestions/objections received during stipulated period will be duly processed in Dhananjay accordance with the law embodied in sub-section (3) of section 115 as substituted by LOKMAT NEWS NETWORK clause (d) of sub section (3) of section 40 of the said Act, before submitting the BEED, MARCH 29 proposal to tbe Director Town Planning Maharashtra State, Pune for approval. "All get motivation an A Copy of above Draft Planning Proposals and Draft Development Control inspiration from the tead Regulations is kept open for inspection of the public at following offices. i ngs of saint Bhagwa: Baba," said Leader c (1) Maharashtra Airport Development Company Limited, Mumbai, 8th Floor,Centre- Opposition in th 1, World Trade Centre, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai- 400 005. Legisl ative CouncJ Dhananjay Munde. • (2) Shirdi Airport, Kakadi Village, Tal- Kopargaon, Ahmednagar- 423107, Munde was speaking afte (3) Asst. Director, Town Planning and Valuation Department, Near T.V.Centre, inaugurating the 85f Savitribai Phule Sankulan, Savedi, Ahmednagar- 414 003. Narali Saptaha a Tagadgaon in Shirur Kasa BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, MADC. tehsil on Thursday: Matadhipati c Bhagwangarh Mahan (Suresh Kakani) N deo Shastri and M' Vice Chairman and Managing Director tam Munde wer Maharashtra Airport Development Company Limited_ ominent among thos CONTRACTU AU THEFO s. · Post Number of Basis No. Vacancies Contractual I Deputation 1 General Manager (Technical) 2 Deputy General Manager (Planning and Co-ordination Contractual/ Deputation Contractual Deputation 3 Company Secretary(CS) I 4 Manager (Finance and Accounts) 1 Contractual I Deputation 5 Assistant Manager (Finance &Accounts/ Procurement) 1 Contractual/ Deputation 6 Assistant Manager (Information Technology & MIS) 1 Contractual 7 Office Manager (Office Administration, HR and Legal) 1 Contractual 8 Senior Office Assistants 3 Contractual 9 Junior Office Assistants I Computer Operators 5 Contractual The eligible candidates can apply through the prescribed format on or before 161h of Apri12018. Important Date: Date of Opening of Application- 29'" of March 2018 Last date for submission of application- 16'" of April 2018 Selection Process for above Posts: The candidates will be selected on the basis of their ,. 0\Jalification, Experience and Personal interview. -- Eligible candidates can apply through by submitting the soft copy of application along with the required documents as specified via e-mail to [email protected]. Candidates are required to check the website www.kanpursmartcity.in for detailed information. c/.oi<..~TTA .I Chief Executive d+J. ~0[ 08 18 Kanpur Smart "-ll111~1a. ~ fallli!C1Ci) ~~m. 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