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State Allows Women to Travel by Local Trains; Railway Board Yet to Decide The Dynamic Daily Newspaper of Navi Mumbai Sunday, 18 October 2020 www.newsband.in Pages 8 • Price 2 VOL. 14 • ISSUE 112 RNI No. MAHEN/2007/21778 POSTAL REGN. No. NMB/154/2020-22/VASHI MDG POST OFFICE Rs 64 crore auditorium State allows women to at Airoli to be ready Durga Puja performed in travel by local trains; by 2023: NMMC households amid Covid 19 pandemic By Pranab Jyoti Bhuyan since then. Navaratri celebra- Railway Board yet to decide Navi Mumbai Girish Gumaste, tion has begun with fter missing mul- executive engineer of ceremonious Ghat Western railway apprehensive of the Atiple deadlines, the NMMC said, “The ten- sthapana, reading Navi Mumbai Municipal dering process was start- holy scripture or Du- decision, Central railway will decide soon Corporation (NMMC) ed a few times after that, on Saturday said that the but we did not find any rga Saptasati amid By Abhitash D.Singh proposed four-storied reliable contractor for Covid 19 pandemic. Navi Mumbai auditorium at Airoli will the project. We could not Households are fully hile the state gov- be ready by 2023. do anything about it in devoted this year in ernment on Fri- W In an effort to pro- the first nine months of house puja without day, October 16, 2020 vide the residents of this year due to the pan- much funfair, sans issued a circular giving Airoli with a state-of- demic. A few days ago, guests and friends the nod for women to the-art auditorium, the we restarted the tender- (More on page 7) travel by the Mumbai civic body had started ing process and hope to local trains, the officials working on this project find a good contractor Health and blood from the Western Rail- back in 2014. Their ini- this time.” donation camp at way expressed inability tial plan was to develop “If everything goes Uran-Bori today to restart the services a 550 seater auditorium according to our plans, On behalf of Nav- citing difficulty in durga Navratrautsav ensuring social distanc- Mandal at Bori in ing. The Central Rail- Uran city, a health way officials said that held by high authorities As per the reports check up and a blood as the offices remain on Monday October from Western Railway donation camp have closed on Saturday and 19, 2020 and further the matter has been been organized at Sunday, the meeting course of action will be referred to the Railway Rotary English Medi- in this regard will be decided. CONTINUED ON page... 4 um High School Bori, in association with Navi Mumbai Mu- Board examinations: Students nicipal Corporation Blood Bank, Vashi on and teachers in dilemma Sunday, October 18th from 10 am to 5 pm. The state education department has not yet notified about the pattern with a budget of Rs 34 the contract will be The camp has been of Board examinations that are usually held in February-March crore. However, they lat- awarded by this year- organized with the er reworked on the plan end and the work at the help of Councilors By Vikram Gaikwad instructions on how to dents, parents and the and decided to make it site will be started by Atul Thakur, Sudesh Navi Mumbai divide the marks for the teachers. The education 865 seater, with a budget early next year. It will Salunkhe, Nandan ore than 30 lakh regular examinations of department should im- of Rs 64 crore. take us almost two years Pansare, Hershal Mstudents and their Class X-XII; whether mediately clarify these The Bhumipujan to finish it. Thus, we can Samel, Shankar parents are a worried lot, the examinations will points,” demanded Su- of the project was con- say that the project will Malusare. as the State Board dhir Ghagas, secre- ducted on August, 26, in be ready by early, 2023,” of Secondary and tary of the Educa- 2014. However, the con- Higher Second- tion Revolutionary struction firm, which had CONTINUED ON page... 2 ary Education has Organization. received the contract, not yet announced “There is bound was extremely slow in its decision on the to be some changes their work. In one year, Class Xth and XIIth in both the exami- they had just dug up a examinations which nation and mark- trench for developing are usually held in ing pattern for the the basement. Annoyed February-March. be conducted online or X-XII exams due to the with the slow pace of the Teachers, students offline and what will be pandemic. It is impor- work, the NMMC termi- and parents are also the pattern of marking. tant that we are commu- nated the contract after a confused as the schools “There is lots of con- year and the trench has have not been given any fusion among the stu- CONTINUED ON page... 2 been lying unattended 2 Sunday, 18 October 2020 Shri Raghoba Dev Motor Training Two arrested for robbing 10 TVs School inaugurated from a boarding lodge in CBD By Crime Reporter home. That same night, police inspector NB Navi Mumbai the thieves broke the Kolhatkar. Later, Assis- he Central Branch sliding windows of the tant Inspector of Police Tof the Crime Branch lodging and stole 10 TVs Rajesh Gajjal, Naik Ko- has arrested two burglars and other items from the parkar and Rahul Wagh for stealing 10 TVs and lodge. arrested the accused Sal- other items from a board- A case was registered man Khan and Satyam ing lodge residency in at the CBD police station Harijan from Lonavala. By Dinesh Pawar, Uran Training School welcomed the guests. hri Raghoba Dev Motor Training Chief guests on this occasion were SSchool at Uran was inaugurated by Uran Municipal Council Mayor Saya- Sector 23, CBD Belapur. the next day after the During interrogation, popular Marathi actor Santosh Juvekar li Mhatre. BJP Uran Taluka President The thieves have been incident came to light. the duo confessed to the and Sachin Patil, Motor Vehicle In- and Corporator Ravi Bhoir, Corpora- identified as Salman Ki- The Central Branch of crime. Police arrested spector RTO Panvel. Pritam Maruti Pa- tor Snehal Kasare, Pritam Patil, Tejas fayatula Khan (45) and the Crime Branch then the two and seized 9 of til, owner of Shri Raghoba Dev Motor Patil were present. Satyam Keshav Harijan launched a parallel in- the 10 TVs they stole. (22). The police have vestigation into the case. The accused, Satyam RS 64 CRORE AUDITO- “In this part of the city, men and women, Main recovered nine of the 10 During the investiga- Harijan, was found to RIUM at AIROLI... there is no place for en- entrance and lobby, ex- stolen TVs. tion, the CCTV footage be involved in a temple CONTINUED FROM page 1 tertainment. Our kids hibition area. The duo had looted was checked. The case theft case within the lim- he said.z can never go to watch a First floor– Makeup the Tvs from Hill View was investigated under its of the NRI police sta- Presently, the NMMC drama or a cultural eve- room, two toilets for Residency Lodging the guidance of senior tion as well. has only one auditorium ning. We are glad that men and women, toilet Boarding at Turning (Vishnudas Bhave audi- NMMC has decided to for persons with disabil- Point Building in CBD torium) in Vashi. Once make an 865 seater au- ity and canteen. Sector-23 which has this auditorium is ready, ditorium and complete it Second floor– Green 15 rooms. The lodging Picture Perfect the residents of Airoli in two years.” room, administrative of- boarding had been closed and Digha will be able to The new plan of the fice and multipurpose for a few days as paint- enjoy dramas and other auditorium: auditorium. ing work was going on. cultural prgrammes with- Basement 1 and 2 Third floor – Offi- On September 9, af- out travelling to Vashi. – Parking facility for 94 cer’s office, guest room ter the painting of the The local residents cars and 41 two wheel- and canteen. lodging was completed, have welcomed the ers. Fourth floor – VIP all the workers locked move. SK Deshmukh, a Ground floor – guest room and officer’s the lodge and left for resident of Airoli said, Ticket office, Toilets for office. BOARD Examinations.. its decisions at the earli- of the syllabus should should be proper notifi- CONTINUED FROM page 1 est regarding the pattern be submitted,” stressed cation for the examina- nicated well in advance of Board examination as Padmakar Pachpande tion of other classes as about these changes so well as examination for (Co-Teacher). well. Although in the that the doubts can be other classes,” remarked Sandeep Sangve (Ma- backdrop of Covid 19 clarified and the stu- Ashok Jadhav, a parent. harashtra State Board of pandemic, the schools dents can prepare for ‘Teachers, students Secondary and Higher are closed across the the exams accordingly,’ and parents are con- Secondary Education, country, online classes said Arun Joshi, Princi- fused as there are no Divisional Secretary are going on. However, pal, Radhikabai Meghe, suggestions and deci- - Mumbai Divisional there are many students A view of Marine Drive in the evening. (Photo courtesy: C.K. Vidyalaya, Airoli. sions regarding school Board), remarked, “No from low and middle- Subramaniam) “Against the back- and state board exams. decision has been taken class families in the drop of Corona, the There should be an im- yet regarding the 10th state, who are facing dif- government has closed mediate implementation and 12th examinations ficulties as they do not Attention READERS: While every effort is made schools but online of the plan for the regu- and as it is a strategic have smart phones or to check the genuineness of party/parties inserting classes are going on.
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