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NEWSBAND 46.Pmd The Dynamic Daily Newspaper ofNavi Mumbai Friday, 31 July 2020 www.newsband.in Pages 8 • Price ` 2 VOL. 14 • ISSUE 46 RNI No. MAHEN/2007/21778 POSTAL REGN. NO. NMB/154/2020-22/VASHI MDG POST OFFICE NEWS IN Lockdown extended till Man kills wife, BRIEF 31st August in State, but stuffs body in drum 18 new positive cases in Uran Body of the victim found in On Wednesday, July 29, with some relaxations decomposed state; the accused 18 people tested positive for Covid-19, taking the to- and his friend arrested by police tal tally to 828 in Uran talu- NMMC will take the call of further ka. 630 patients have re- NAVI MUMBAI: On and tried to mislead the covered and have been extension on 31st July July 23, 2020, Mahen- police. discharged. 170 corona dra Tiwari filed a miss- The police then positive patients are under- By Abhitash D.Singh July, 2020 till 31st July, of Covid-19 in the state. ing complaint of his son brought him to Rabale going treatment. 28 patients NAVI MUMBAI: On 2020 will take the deci- The notification fur- Ambuj Tiwari 28 years police station for fur- have succumbed to the vi- 29th July, 2020, the sion on the extension on ther said that as part and his daughter-in- ther inquiries. He was rus, said Uran Tehsildar Maharashtra govern- 31st July, 2020, it is of the “Mission Begin law Neelam Ambuj Ti- interrogated at length Bhausaheb Andhare. ment has announced learnt. Again” initiative, malls 375 new cases the extension of lock- The Chief Secretary and market complexes in the city down till 31st without theatres, Navi Mumbai: As many as August. The food courts and 375 new novel coronavi- steps have been restaurants will rus cases were reported taken keeping in be operational on Wednesday, July 29, mind the number between 9am to taking the tally to 14,627. of rising coro- 7pm from 5th Au- 9,754 patients in the city navirus cases in gust, 2020. Also have been cured. While the city. Howev- the night curfew 4,466 patients are under- er, there will be will be relaxed. going treatment at various more relaxations Earlier, the hospitals. The death toll has this time under state govern- reached 407 as of July 29. the “Mission Be- ment had last So far, 33,389 have been gin Again”. The month extended tested. Commissioner of the Sanjay Kumar issued a the lockdown till 31st Member of Arun Gawli Navi Mumbai Munici- notification which said July, 2020 amid a gang commits suicide pal Corporation that the decision has steady growth in the wari, 22 at the Rabale and during the interro- in Taloja jail (NMMC), Abhijit Ban- been taken as an emer- cases of Covid-19. police station. gation he broke down Dinesh Laxman Narkar gar who had extended gency step to prevent Under the instruc- and confessed to have alias Dinya, 36, a member the lockdown on 19th and contain the spread Contd. on pg. 2 tions from DCP Zone 1 brutally killed his wife of the Arun Gawli gang, Vashi and ACP Vashi Neelam Tiwari by who has been in judicial Division, inquiries were strangulating her with custody at Taloja Jail since Navi Mumbai to have Covid lab soon conducted. All efforts dupatta on July, 23 at July 20 for assaulting his were made to trace the around 05.30 am, at his wife and police, committed NAVI MUMBAI: The the Chief Minister and to Chief Minister Ud- adult couple. Mean- friend house Shrikant suicide by hanging himself city will soon have its the Municipal Commis- dhav Thackeray stat- while, the police traced Choube, 24, a resident with the help of a bed sheet own Covid laboratory. sioner have responded ing that “It is unfortu- Ambuj on July 28 in at Sadguru CHS, Ar- in the toilet of the jail at The lab will function to our pleas for the ded- nate that Navi Mum- Ghansoli. When the junwadi, Ghansoli. around 9.30 pm on from Navi Mumbai icated lab in Navi bai which is touted as police probed him about After killing his Wednesday. This is the Municipal Corpora- the City of the his missing wife, he st Contd. on pg. 2 second suicide incident tion’s (NMMC) hos- 21 century does not gave evasive replies within the jail in the last 3 pital at Nerul with- have a government months. in few days and will pathological lab to have a capacity to diagnose COVID handle 500 tests per cases.” Those who day, said NMMC gave their samples Commissioner Ab- at NMMC hospitals hijit Bangar said. had to wait for near- The capacity ly a week to get the could be doubled if results. the lab functions Most patients 24x7. NMMC is are forced to go to awaiting the ICMR Mumbai,” said B N Ku- private labs some of clearance which is ex- mar, director of Nat- whose performance is pected any time now. Connect Foundation. “We are happy that Kumar had written Contd. on pg. 7 www.newsband.in | [email protected] 2 Friday, 31 July 2020 Agnelites ace SSC Board Exams With 100% Success By Ashok Dhamija closely by Shirisha Ver- miss my school prelim medium passed with fly- cess. Amey Maha- Negi siblings Aditya NAVI MUMBAI: Estab- ma and Shreya exams due to my sport- ing colours and scored munkar a Physically and Aryan, both state lished in 1982 Vashi Adhikari with 98.4% ing commitment. How- distinctions. challenged student level footballers who with the objective of pro- each in the 3rd position ever I concentrated on In addition 12 stu- showed immense self- balanced their academ- viding comprehensive respectively my studies and worked dents with learning belief and tenacity with ics with élan by scor- education to students In the Marathi Me- hard to achieve this disabilities from En- his hard work to score ing 91.4 % and 85.8 % up to Higher Secondary dium Section Atharva feat. I did not expect to glish Medium and five 78.6 %. in their Board exams Certificate Exami- respectively. Korate nation over the de- twins Pranjal (Foot- cades has been em- baller) and Shub- powering its stu- hral competitive dents with a learn- spirit came to the ing environment so fore as they scored as to maximize 97.4% and 90.4% their personal, cre- respectively. Juhi ative and academ- and Jasmin ic potential by be- Fernandes on the coming lifelong other hand regis- learners and responsi- Asgekar with a score of top my school. I am students with learning The institute which tered 87.2% and 83.6%. ble citizens of India and 98% bagged the high- thankful to all my class- disabilities from Mar- had four pairs of twins Borhade twins Kasturi the world. There was est percentage. Aa- mates, teachers, coach- athi medium who took enrolled on their roost- and Nirav too gave great jubilation at Fr. kanksha Sonwalkar es, my principal the SSC examination ers also cleared their their batch mates a rea- Agnel as the SSC re- with 97.2% stood 2nd Snigdha Roy and our this year too passed Board exams with fly- son to cheer with 96% sults for the academic and Simran Patil with beloved MD Fr. S with remarkable suc- ing colours, included and 88.4 % . year was declared on- 95.8% was third in the Almeida for their un- line on the Maharash- vernacular medium. yielding support and tra State Board of Sec- Speaking on her suc- guidance”. Member of Arun Gawli gang ondary and Higher Ed- cess Tanisha U Cha- For record sake for ucation (MSBSHE) offi- van, a national level the academic year commits suicide in Taloja jail cial website As has hoopster who could well 2019-20, 289 students By Crime Reporter and police, committed Jail due to his crimi- been the trend over the be the city topper from English medium NAVI MUMBAI: suicide by hanging nal background as he years this time around shared, “ In 10th stan- and 43 students from Dinesh Laxman himself with the help was a member of the Agnel ‘s posted 100% dard I not only studied Marathi medium who Narkar alias Dinya, of a bed sheet in the Arun Gawli gang. results too. hard but also played gave the SSC exams, all 36, a member of the toilet of the jail at However, at around 9 Tanisha U Chavan Basketball and repre- passed with excellent Arun Gawli gang, who around 9.30 pm on pm on Wednesday, stood first in the En- sented Maharashtra at scores. Among the out- has been in judicial Wednesday. This is Narkar committed glish Medium with National Level Under- standing success 276 custody at Taloja Jail the second suicide suicide by hanging 99.4% . Kalyani G Iyer 16 Basketball tourna- students from English since July 20 for incident within the himself with a sheet with 99% who came in ment held in December medium and 35 stu- assaulting his wife jail in the last 3 in the toilet of his second was followed 2019. In fact I had to dents from Marathi months. room. A resident of At around 9.30 pm, Man kills Mumbai - Pune High- way, Khopoli. His bai Police Commission- Prabhadevi area in after the jail police way. friend Shrikant Choube er Mr. Sanjay Kumar, Mumbai, he is a noticed that Narkar wife... After the disclosure was arrested from Joint Commissioner of member of the Arun was not in his cell, the Contd. from pg. 1 was made, Rabale po- Ghansoli, the tempo Police Shri, Rajkumar Gawli gang and was prison guard went to wife, Ambuj along with lice registered the case used in the crime was Vhatkar, DCP Zone 1 also involved in the the toilet in the cell his friend Choube (CR No 215/2020 IPC also recovered.
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