DOCSLIB.ORG

[email protected] Date : 14.10.2020. Sl.No. Case No. St

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Chnccc.Pdc-Tn@Indiancourts.Nic.In Date : 14.10.2020. Sl.No. Case No. St Name of the Court : Principal Judge’s Court Email ID: [email protected] Date : 14.10.2020. Sl.No. Case No. Stage of the Party Name Advocate Name Permitted Case (Thiru / Tmt) Time 1 CRLA 17/2020 Arguments -- K. Gajendiran (Appellant) 11.30 City Public Prosecutor (Respondent) 2 CRLA 332/2019 Arguments -- R. Dhanasekar (Appellant) 11.30 City Public Prosecutor (Respondent) 3 Crl.M.P.6581/20 Appearance -- V. Kannan (Appellant) 11.30 4 COS 1/2019 Written -- AL. Ganthimathi (Plaintiff) 11.30 statement M.T. Arunan (Defendant) 5 AS 14/2018 Counter -- P.B. Ramanujam (Appellant) 11.30 S. Anbazhagan (Respondent) 6 AS 51/2020 Arguments -- P.S. Basker (Appellant) 11.30 R. Karthick Sevugapperumal (Respondent) 7 I.A.No.1/19 in Enquiry -- K. Ramkumar (Petitioner) 11.30 AS SR 14654/19 P.S. Muralidhara Rao (Respondent) 8 I.A.No.1/19 in Enquiry -- P.T. Geotom (Petitioner) 11.30 AS SR 16535/19 K. Ramasundaram (Respondent) 9 I.A.No.51/20 & Appearance -- O. Padmaprakash (Petitioner) 11.30 I.A.No.53/20 in HMGOP 467/05 Name of the Court: I Additional Sessions Court E-Mail:[email protected] Date: 14.10.2020 Sl. Case No. Stage of the Case Party Name Advocate Name Permitted Time No 1 SC 202/2019 Arguments Saravanan A1 M/s.R.C.Paul 10.30 - 10.45 a.m. Kanagaraj 2 SC 134/2016 Trial Sasi Kumar @ Sasi M/s.V.Pichaimuthu 10.45 - 11.00 a.m. 3 SC 386/2013 Defence side Parthiban and 3 others Raja Velu - For 11.00 - 11.15 a.m. evidence Accused 4 SC 103/2013 Arguments Natrajan and 3 others S.N.A.Hussainy 11.15 - 11.30 a.m. S.Md.Kassim - For Accused 5 SC 265/2019 Clarification Anbu Suriya & Mr.S.Wasim Raja - 11.30 - 11.45 a.m. Aathilakshmi For Accused 6 SC 162/2014 Trial Chandra Sekar - A2 M/s.Shiva Kumar For 11.45 - 12.00 p.m. Accused 7 SC 191/2019 Trial Balaji Mr.R.Kumar - For 12.00 - 12.15 p.m. Accused 8 SC 125/2019 Opening of Ananth P.Pugalenthi - For 12.15 - 12.30 p.m. prosecution Accused 9 CA 120/2017 Arguments N.Mathivanan Vs M/s.S.D.Ramalingam - 12.30 - 12.45 p.m. Sivanesan For Appt Mr.V.Kannadasan 10 IA 3/19 in For enquiry Shanmugam and 4 Dhanajayan For petr 12.45 - 1.00 p.m. OS 6288/2019 others - Vs - Padma Prakash - For Sakunthala Respt 11 OS 3964/2019 Appearance M/s.Passion Movie M/s.M.Santhanaraman, 1.00 - 1.15 p.m. Makers, Rep by M.R.Sivakumar - For A.Shivashankar Plf - Vs- Sanmuga Associates Silambarasan For deft 12 OS 3940/2019 Arguments R.Mani Vs C.Kumar M/s.G.Gnana 1.15 - 1.30 p.m. and 3 others Sundaram - For Plf M/s.G.V.Sridharan - For Deft 13 OS 9324/2010 For filing counter Varadappa Naicker Vs Mr. Rajendran - For Plf 2.00 - 2.15 p.m. Mr.S.Ramamurthi Mr.P.Vekatraman - For D1 & D2 14 OS 6533/2019 Trial R.Dorai Raj Vs. Mr.Rajnish Pathiyil - 2.15 - 2.30 p.m. R.Damodaran For Plf R.Agilesh - For Deft 15 OS 3976/2019 Ex.parte Evidence Maxcel Finance Vs M/s.A.R.Nixon - For 2.30 - 2.45 p.m. J.Sadish Kumar Plf 16 OS 13755/2010 Evidence Fibroflex India Private Mr.S.R.Rajagopal - For 2.45 - 3.00 p.m. Ltd., rep by its Plf Mr.R.Thiyagarajan M.D.R.Raguraman Vs - D12 to D19, M/s.Seven Hills Real Mr.S.Uday Kumar - D7 Estate 17 AS 1/16 Arguments Santilal Vs Chokalal M/s.V.Manohar - Plf 3.00 - 3.15 p.m. Thejpal Counsel Mr.Ashok Menon - Respt counsel 18 AS 140/2013 Arguments K.Selvarani Vs M/s.G.Saravanan - 3.15 - 3.30 p.m. K.S.Shanmugam & 8 Appt counsel others M/s.Karunakaran - R6 to R9 19 AS 293/2016 Compliance S.Radhakrishnan Vs Mr.Prakash Goklaney - 3.30 - 3.45 p.m. P.R.Boopathy For Appt Mr.M.Balasubramanian - For Deft 20 AS 309/2011 Clarification M/s.Integrated Finance Mr.N.Jayachandran - 3.45 - 4.00 p.m. Co.Ltd., Vs Mr.Lalitha For Appt T.S.Gopalan Mathew & Co., - For Respt Name of the Court: II Additional Sessions Court. Email ID : [email protected] Date : 14.10.2020. Case No. Stage of the Party Name Advocate Name Permitte Sl. Case d Time No. 1. SC/333/2012 Evidence P3 Vyasarpadi police V.S.Narayana Rao 10.32 station am Vs Kamesh and 6 others 2. SC/84/2015 NBW State rep by its V.S.Narayana Rao 10.30 pending Inspector am of Police, R-5 P.S., Vs Selvaraj 3. SC/387/2016 For State rep by its V.S.Narayana Rao 10.31 appointment Inspector am of legal aid of Police,P-5, counsel M.K.B.Nagar P.S., Ch. Vs Asaithambi 4. SC/187/2018 Trial State rep by its V.S.Narayana Rao 10.33 Inspector am of Police,N2,Kasimadu Police Station, Chennai- 13. Vs Vicky (a) Vigneshwaran 5. CA/53/2019 Arguments J.Annamary V.S.Narayana Rao 10.34 Vs am K.Ramaswamee 6. OS/10847/2010 Arguments R.Sreelatha G.S.Sevatharsu, 11.00 Vs Natarajan, Jhansi am N.Krishnamma Rani 7. OS/6389/2014 Appearance M/s. Bharat Kumar, Mr. D. Ravichander 10.35 Rep. by its Kartha Mr. am Bharat Kumar Vs. Tina Vincent and another 8. OS/614/2015 Written M.Kannan N.V.N.Margandeyan 10.36 Statement Vs am C.B.Richard Ellis India Ltd., rep by its G.M. 9. OS/6919/2015 Evidence Zebronics India Pvt N.Karthikeyan 10.50 Ltd., am Vs Santhosh 10. OS/2550/2018 Counter of M/s. CFM Asset M/s. T. 10.37 R1 Reconstruction Private Dhanyakumar am Limited Vs Mrs. Yagna Lakshmi 11. OS/3897/2018 Trial Sanjay jain carrying T.Skandakumar 10.55 on am Business under the name and style of Asian chemical corporation Vs ICMC Corporation Limited rep by director, 12. OS/1518/2019 Appearance Khader Sulthan R.Rajamani 10.38 Vs am Ali Ehiya 13. OS/7692/2019 Arguments K.S.Selvi C.Samadharama 11.05 Vs Arasu am N.Sathya Narayanan 14. OS/5247/2019 Evidence D.Janardhana Reddy T.Mathi 11.10 Vs am A.Adninarayana Reddy 15. OS/4780/2019 Written Ensure Support P.Gopalakrishnan 10.39 Statement Services am India Ltd Vs Diba Fazal 16. OS/9591/2019 Written Shyamala B.V.Sai Lakshmi 10.40 Statement Muthukrishnan am Vs N.K.Kumar@ N.Krishna Kumar 17. OS/2131/2020 Appearance Sathish Raja S.P.Arthi 10.41 Vs am R.Sudhakar 18. OS/2166/2020 Appearance Shree Processors Ltd Rank Associates 10.42 Vs am Perkinn International Limited 19. OS/2246/2020 Appearance R.Chandrashekar S.R.Raghunathan 10.43 Vs am Shriram Chits 20. OS/1041/2020 Written C.Anthoniammal R.Praburam 10.44 Statement Vs am V.Puratchi 21. AS/64/2012 Amendment S.P.Sridharan G.S.Selvatharasu, 10.45 Vs Natarajan Jhansi am S.P.Dhanalakshmi Rani 22. AS/85/2018 Arguments Sri Arumugam M.V.Raja 11.20 pictures am rep by Mr.Sudhakar Vs Blue Star Limited Garuda Building rep by Mr.Ganesh 23. AS/34/2019 Arguments R.Rajeswari R.ANAND 11.25 Vs KUMAR am P.V.Natarajan Name of the Court: III Additional Court Email ID: [email protected] Date : 14.10.2020. S1. Case No. Stage of the case Party Name Advocate Name Permitted Time No M/s. 1 S.C.No.379/2016 Evidence Sakaravarthy Jaisankar, P.P 11.00 AM R.Muthu Kumar (Counsel for Accused) 2 S.C.No.414/2019 Evidence Murugavel Jaisankar, P.P. 11.00 AM Vijaya Ragavan (Counsel for Accused) 3 A.S.No.381/2018 Arguments N.Jenarthanan P.Siddharthan (Appellant) 11.15 AM & (Vs) A.S.No.151/2019 P.Muthu Devnarendran (Respondent) 4 O.S.No.4781/2019 Arguments S.J. Tharanipathy N.Damodaran (Plaintiff) 11.30 AM (Vs) S.R.Jagannathan R.Vijay Kumar (Respondent) 5 O.S.No.10253/2010 Evidence GE Motors Ltd Surana & Surana (plaintiff) 11.30 AM (Vs) Nithiya K.Jothisivam (Defendant) Appliance 6 O.S.No.3850/2018 Evidence N.Loganthan V.P.Rajendran (Plaintiff) 12.00 PM (Vs) Govindasamy N.L.Sagayaraj (Defendant) Name of court: IV ADDITIONAL COURT Email .ID: [email protected] Date: 14-10-2020 Sl.No Case No. Stage of the Party Name Advocate Name Permitted Case Time 1. OS.4601/2018 Marking of N.S.Abdul Jaleel JP. Karunakaran, documents Vs InthuKarunakaran- Through PW1 N.Deivanayagam & Anothers Plaintiff counsel Parthasaratahy and M/s Damotharan-D1 10.30.A.M. Counsel K.R. Ramesh kumar - D2 Counsel 2. OS.9021/2010 Arguments C.Bakthavatchalam anothers B. Divakaran Vs Ms.Sree Varadaraja Benefit Ms N.M.C.Babu - 1st 10.45.A.M. fund Ltd. 2 others Defendant Counsel 3. O.S.12804/2010 Arguments A.Amirtharaj Vs P. Gunaraj -Plaintiff A. Jayapandian and 3 others Counsel 11.00.A.M. K.V. Babu- Defendant Counsel 4. AS.255/2017 Arguments K.R.Venkatraman Vs K. Rajasekaran- Hari Gobindram Plaintiff Counsel 11.15.A.M M/s Rajkishore -Defendant Counsel 5. O.S.6822/2019 Arguments P.A.Abhinand Vs G.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Orientation Programme for Newly Promoted Senior Civil Judges At
    R.O.C.No.3642/2019/RG-B2 -01c6 OFFICIAL MEMORANDUM Sub: Courts and Judges — Tamil Nadu State Judicial Academy (TNSJA) — Orientation Training Programme for newly promoted Senior Civil Judges — Scheduled to be held on 21.09.2019 and 22.09.2019 at Tamil Nadu State Judicial Academy, Headquarters, Chennai — Nomination of Judicial Officers - Requested by the Director, Tamil Nadu State Judicial Academy, Chennai - Considered - Officers nominated — Orders issued. Ref: Letter in R.O.C.No.300/2019/JA, dated 22.08.2019 of the Director, Tamil Nadu State Judicial Academy, Chennai. The Director, Tamil Nadu State Judicial Academy, Chennai, in the letter under reference cited above, has stated that as per the approval of the Hon'ble Governing Body of Tamil Nadu State Judicial Academy, Orientation Training Programme for newly promoted Senior Civil Judges, is scheduled to be held on 21.09.2019 and 22.09.2019 at Tamil Nadu State Judicial Academy, Headquarters, Chennai. He has requested that the Judicial Officers in the cadre of Senior Civil Judge, may be nominated, to participate in the aforesaid Training Programme. As ordered, the following Judicial Officers in the cadre of Senior Civil Judge are nominated to attend the aforesaid "Orientation Training Programme for newly promoted Senior Civil Judges", which is scheduled to be held on 21.09.2019 and 22.09.2019 at the Tamil Nadu State Judicial Academy, Headquarters, Chennai: Thiru / Tmt./ SelvL 1. A. MURALIICRISHNA ANANDAN, XV Metropolitan Magistrate, George Town, Chennai. 2. A. SHANMUGA PRIYA, Special Sub Judge — I, Special Sub Court to deal with MCOP Cases, Salem 3.
    [Show full text]
  • Impacts of Invasive Alien Species on Island Ecosystems of India with Special Reference to Andaman Group of Islands - National Biodiversity Authority, Chennai
    Authors S. Sandilyan, B. Meenakumari, A. Biju Kumar & Karthikeyan Vasudevan Citation Sandilyan, S., Meenakumari, B., Biju Kumar, A. and Karthikeyan Vasude- van. 2018. Impacts of invasive alien species on island ecosystems of India with special reference to Andaman group of islands - National Biodiversity Authority, Chennai. Corresponding Author Sandilyan, S. <[email protected]> Copyright @ National Biodiversity Authority, Chennai. ISBN No.: 978-81-932753-5-1 Published by Centre for Biodiversity Policy and Law (CEBPOL) National Biodiversity Authority 5th Floor, TICEL Biopark, CSIR Road, Taramani Chennai 600 113, Tamil Nadu Website: www.nbaindia.org/cebpol Layout and Design: N.Singaram Information Technology Executive, CEBPOL Disclaimer: This publications is prepared as an initiative under CEBPOL programme. All the views expressed in this publication are based on established legal principles. Any error or lapse is purely unintended and inconsequential and shall not make either the NBA or the CEBPOL liable for the same. Some pictures and images included in this publication are sourced from public domain. This publications is purely for non-commercial purposes including awareness creation and capacity building. Contents I. Introduction ............................................................................................ 1 II. Introduction to Islands .......................................................................... 5 a. Biological Importance of Islands .................................................. 8 b. Indian Islands
    [Show full text]
  • Ÿþw E B I N a R S E S S I O N X X X I I I I
    R.O.C.No.4167/2020/RG-B2 04.7t.q OFFICIAL MEMORANDUM Sub: Courts and Judges — Tamil Nadu State Judicial Academy (TNSJA) - Webinar Session XXXIII for Senior Civil Judges - scheduled to be held on 11.10.2020 between 10.00 a.m. and 01.00 p.m. — Instructions to be issued — Requested by the Director, Tamil Nadu State Judicial Academy, Chennai - Considered — Instructions issued. Ref: Letter in R.O.C.No.350-5/2020/JA, dated 05.10.2020 of the Director, Tamil Nadu State Judicial Academy, Chennai. The Director, Tamil Nadu State Judicial Academy, Chennai, in the letter under reference cited above, has stated that the Hon'ble Governing Body of TNSJA has directed to organise the training programmes through video-conference/online and other modes of telecommunication network as per the TNSJA Academic Calendar 2020-2021 from June 2020 till the Government lifts its ban in organising training in the training centres and the training programme may be converted as webinar sessions on the related topics as per the Academic Calendar 2020-21 and to the convenience of TNSJA/Resource Persons. He has further stated that the Webinar Session XXXIII for Senior Civil Judges, is scheduled to be held on 11.10.2020 between 10.00 a.m. and 01.00 p.m., through Cisco Webex application. He has requested the High Court to instruct the Senior Civil Judges to attend the aforesaid Webinar Session. As ordered, the following Senior Civil Judges are required to attend the Webinar Session XXXIII for Senior Civil Judges, which is scheduled to be held on 11.10.2020 between 10.00 A.M.
    [Show full text]
  • Directorate of Tamil Development
    TAMIL DEVELOPMENT, RELIGIOUS ENDOWMENTS AND INFORMATION DEPARTMENT TAMIL DEVELOPMENT DEMAND NO. 46 POLICY NOTE - 2009 - 2010 CONTENTS (a) Directorate of Tamil Development (b) International Institute of Tamil Studies (c) Tamil University, Thanjavur (d) Directorate of Tamil Etymological Dictionary Project (e) Ariviyal Tamil Mandram (f) Translation wing, Secretariet 2. Estimate for the year 2009-2010 3. Detailed list of New Schemes for the year 2009-2010 TAMIL DEVELOPMENT, RELIGIOUS, ENDOWMENTS AND INFORMATION DEPARTMENT POLICY NOTE 2009-10 ahk¿ªj bkhêfëny jäœbkhênghš Ïåjhtbj§F« fhnzh« - ghuÂah® brªjäiH¢ brGªjäHhŒ¢ brŒtJΫ nt©L« - ghuÂjhr‹ Pavendar Bharthidasan says Tamil is not only a classical language it is a soul language; Tamil is my soul. On one hand Tamil is our soul hence it is a soul language and on the other hand it is a soul language because the language is sustained after sacrificing several lives. Hence by both ways it is a soul language. Tamil exists as an evergreen wonderful sweet language after passing through several hurdles and oppositions. We can be proud with confidence that we are Tamilians. It is Tamil that has given us such a status. Several languages have been spoken around this world, but 6 or 7 amongst them have attained the Classical status. Amidst them is our Tamil language with which we can be proud of our mother tongue Tamil. It is needless for a language to have any other status other than that of a status of mother tongue. Anyhow, our mother tongue Tamil has been acclaimed as a language of wonderful felicitation not only because it is our mother tongue but also a resourceful language; not to befall but to promote the resources by our active functioning is our duty says Perarignar Anna.
    [Show full text]
  • Probing of Heavy Metals in the Feathers of Shorebirds of Central Asian Flyway Wintering Grounds
    www.nature.com/scientificreports OPEN Probing of heavy metals in the feathers of shorebirds of Central Asian Flyway wintering grounds Jeganathan Pandiyan1*, Rajendran Jagadheesan1, Ganesan Karthikeyan1, Shahid Mahboob2, Khalid A. Al‑Ghanim2, Fahad Al‑Misned2, Zubair Ahmed2, Kaliyamoorthy Krishnappa1, Kuppusamy Elumalai3 & Marimuthu Govindarajan4,5* The study is intended to deliver the incidence of heavy metals in the feathers of shorebirds from two important Central Asian Flyway (CAF) migratory shorebirds wintering sites such as the Point Calimere Wildlife Sanctuary (PWLS) and Pichavaram Mangrove Forest (PMF), India. Feathers of ffteen species of shorebirds and seven diferent metals viz., Cu, Cr, Co, Pb, Hg, Ni and Zn were analyzed. Zn was highest in Dunlin, Little‑ringed Plover, Marsh Sandpiper, and Common sandpiper, Ni showed highest in Little ringed plover, and Common sandpiper, Co, Cr, and Cu were maximum in Little stint, Marsh sandpiper, and Dunlin, respectively. The Hg was higher in Black‑winged stilt, Common redshank, Curlew Sandpiper, Eurasian curlew, Lesser Sand‑plover, Temminck’s stint, Kentish plover, Spotted redshank, and Wood sandpiper, the Pb found highest in Kentish plover, Painted stork, Spotted redshank, Wood sandpiper, Eurasian Curlew, and Lesser sand‑plover. The concentration of metals showed signifcant variations among the species of shorebirds studied (P < 0.001). The mercury negatively correlated with the other metals than the other six metals studied in both the wetlands. The order of metal concentration in the feathers of shorebirds was Zn > Ni > Co > Cr > Cu > Pb > Hg. Nevertheless, the current study revealed that the level of metals in the shorebirds is alarming; since the PWLS and PMF are located along the CAF routes, it needs intensive studies on various pollutions to manage both the resident as well as migratory shorebirds.
    [Show full text]
  • Cover & Condent
    www.kalvisolai.com © Government of Tamil Nadu SOCIAL SCIENCE First Edition - 2005 Reprint - 2006 CHAIR PERSONS HISTORY AND CIVICS GEOGRAPHY STANDARD VIII Thiru. B.RAMANATHAN Dr. S. RANI SENTHAMARAI Lecturer (S.G.) History Reader - Geography Presidency College Presidency College Chennai - 600 005. Chennai - 600 005. REVIEWERS Dr. K. VIJAYA Thiru. V. TAMILARASAN Lecturer (S.S.) Lecturer (S.S.) Geography Department of Historical studies Presidency College Quied-e-Milleth Govt.College (W) Chennai - 600 005. Chennai - 600 002. AUTHORS Tmt. P.C. BHANUMATHI Tmt. V. MEENAKSHI Untouchability is a sin P.G. Teacher - History Lecturer - Geograophy Untouchability is a crime N.K.T. N. G. H. S. School DIET, Kumulur, Untouchability is a inhuman Chennai 600 005 Trichi Tmt. K. SOBANA Tmt. S.JAYALAKSHMI P.G. Teacher - Geography B.T. Assistant N.K.T. N. G. H. S. School Govt. Higher Secondary School Triplicane Arumbakkam, Chennai 600 106 Chennai 600 005 Thiru. T.S. BAKTHAVATCHALAM B.T. Assistant Govt. High School, TAMILNADU Subba Reddy Palayam Thiruvallore 600 120 TEXTBOOK CORPORATION Price : Rs. This book has been prepared by the Directorate of School College Road, Chennai - 600 006 Education on behalf of the Government of TamilNadu This book has been printed on 60 G.S.M. paper Printed by Web-Offset at : www.kalvisolai.com CONTENTS GEOGRAPHY HISTORY INTRODUCTION 138 01. Coming of Europeans to Tamil Nadu 01 01. Structure of the Earth 139 02. Revolt Of Palayakkars and Vellore Mutiny 11 02. Earth Movements 146 03. Economic Condition of TamilNadu Under British 20 03. Volcanoes 158 04. Education in TamilNadu Before Independence 27 04.
    [Show full text]
  • Survey on Reading Habit of School Children In
    Survey on Reading Habit of School Children in Northern and Eastern Provinces 2016 National Library and Documentation Services Board Ministry of Education Preface As the main Professional Organisation in library field conducting research and survey in library and information field is a responsibility assigned to the National Library and Documentation Services Board (NLDSB). To fulfil this responsibility, NLDSB conducts research and surveys on different areas of library and information science. This study on reading habit of school children in Northern and Eastern provinces is one of such projects conducted by the National Library and Documentation Services Board. Through this study NLDSB expects to understand the situation of reading habit of school children in Northern and Eastern Provinces and also to recommend and implement remedial measures for the problems prevail in these provinces. I thank all the officers who were involved in conducting this survey. Dr. W.A. Abeysinghe Chairman i Introduction As the main government organisation in library and information field in Sri Lanka, National Library and Documentation Services Board has a special responsibility for conducting research and encouraging research in library and information field in Sri Lanka. Reading society is a very important indicator of the educational, cultural and social development in a country. Therefore, reading promotion is very important in creating a knowledge society. National Library and Documentation Services Board presently implements a number of reading promotion programmes. The main programme is the National Reading month programmes which is implemented in October every year. This study is very important because a research of this nature has not been conducted in Northern and Eastern provinces in recent past.
    [Show full text]
  • MARINE TURTLES ALONG the INDIAN COAST Distribution, Status, Threats and Management Implications
    MARINE TURTLES ALONG THE INDIAN COAST Distribution, Status, Threats and Management Implications 1 2 MARINE TURTLES ALONG THE INDIAN COAST Distribution, Status, Threats and Management Implications 1 Contributors List and Details Compiled and Edited by: Annie Kurian Produced by: WWF-India Cover Photo: Bivash Pandav Back Cover Stencil Photo: Bivash Pandav Photo contributors for chapters: S. Saravanan and Annie Kurian for Tamil Nadu; S. Saravanan and Forest Department of AP for Andhra Pradesh; C.S Kar, Michael Peters and Bivash Pandav for Odisha; Punyasloke Bhadury for West Bengal; Murukan Pareparambil and Renjan Mathew for Kerala; Ravi Pandit and Annie Kurian for Karnataka; Sujeeth Kumar Dongre for Goa; Vishwas. D. Katdare and Annie Kurian for Maharashtra; and Dinesh Goswamy, Jignesh Gohil and Sunny Shah for Gujarat. © WWF-India 2013 2 ACKnoWledgements This report is the collective efforts of a number of individuals and organizations who have contributed to the conceptualization, information collection, analysis and design that has gone into its development. We sincerely appreciate all those who so freely offered their help and advice in this endeavor. Mr. Ravi Singh, Secretary General & CEO, WWF-India has been a vital support in bringing out the publication. Dr. Sejal Worah is particularly acknowledged for all support rendered towards the publication; her prompt initiative, and encouragement shown has both enabled and given impetus for the successful completion of surveys and reports. Vinod Malayilethu, WWF-India Marine Coordinator was responsible for guiding this study along with able support from Aditi Raina, Coordinator, Freshwater and Wetlands. We are thankful to Kartik Shanker, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore for recommending the Turtle Action Group (TAG) members for carrying out nesting status surveys in the states of Gujarat, Karnataka, Goa and Maharashtra.
    [Show full text]
  • Environmental Challenges, Policies and Green Technology
    India 2020 : Environmental Challenges, Policies and Green Technology i ii INDIA 2020: ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES, POLICIES AND GREEN TECHNOLOGY ISBN: 978-81-932621-1-5 (C) Savindra Kumar, Lakshmi Hooda, Saurabh Sonwani, Devender and Ratnum Kaul Wattal --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Zakir Husain Delhi College, University of Delhi, Delhi-110002 1st Edition 2020 Rs. 950.00 Publisher Imperial Publications 304 De Elmas Sonawala Cross Rd 2 Goregaon E Mumbai 400063 India Mail Your Order IMPERIAL PUBLICATIONS PVT. LTD. Cover Design Vijay Kumar Printed at VPS Digital Print | New Delhi iii Disclaimer: The Publisher and Editors cannot be held responsible for errors or any consequences arising from the use of information contained in this book. All the chapters have been published as submitted by the authors after peer review. However, certain modifications have been made for the sake of format and brevity. iv PREFACE Water is a natural resource which is depleting at an alarming rate across the globe. Rapid population growth, unsustainable industrial activities together with immense human interference with the natural resources, has led to present water-crisis. There is confrontation among nations, states and societies due to the gap between demand and supply. Water pollution and poor water management strategies have brought us to the brink of water shortage. Access to clean water and adequate sanitation is at present, a global problem. According to UNICEF and the World Health Organization, report in 2019 around 2.2 billion people around the world lack safely managed drinking water services and 4.2 billion people do not have safely managed sanitation services. Intensive water use in agriculture, non-eco-friendly manufacturing process and poor land use practices across the globe are withdrawing or contaminating groundwater at an alarming rate.
    [Show full text]