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New Pahargaon Roadcontinue to haunt residents; DC

urges residents to be patient

Sarthak KanjilalSheekha News Service

Port Blair, June 17: Onset ofthe monsoon season has fur-

ther aggravated the problems (See page 8)

LG directsto fill up vacant posts

Port Blair, June 17: The LtGovernor, Lt Gen A K Singh(Retd), has directed the Sec-retary (Personnel) to expeditethe recruitment process forfilling up vacant posts in vari-ous departments of the Ad-ministration. He has directedthat these vacancies should

be filled up in a gradual man-ner. As many as 4127 posts arelying vacant in various de-partments of the Administra-tion. Out of this, 286 vacanciesare for group A, 151 group B(G), 665 group B (NG) and3025 group C vacancies.As per

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Car hits bus; lady suffers head injuryStaff Correspondent

Sheekha News Service

Bakultala, June 17: One ladysuffered sustained serious in-juries on her head when a carhit a STS Bus at KaushalyaNagar, Rangat today at10:30am. As per sources, whilegiving way to the STS Bus theCar driver could not negotiate

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Civic chief meetsfire victims at Dairyfarm

Port Blair, June 17: A ma-jor fire accident gutted twohouses and damaged onepartia lly at Bada Bijan,Dairyfarm on Wednesday.The fire fighters swung intoaction and brought the fireunder cont rol and pre-vented its spread to other

areas. After the incident,the Chairperson, PBMC,Smt Sheela Singh, Chairper-son along with the JVC, MrS.N.N.Gregory, WardCouncillor, Mr Eshwar Raoand other Councillors viz.Someshwar Rao andArubadi visited the spot and

interacted with the citizensto assess the situation.

The delegation as-sured the fire victims thatthe matter will be taken upwith the appropriate author-ity to provide necessary re-lief to enable them to over-come the situation.

Sheela Singh speaks toCPA to resolve entry fee issue

Port Blair, June 17: Acting oncomplaints about over-chargingentry fee from crew members, ve-hicle owners and commuters atHaddo wharf, the Chairperson,Municipal Council, Smt SheelaSingh along with Mr

S.N.N.Gregory, JVC, MrSomeshwar Rao, Ward Council-lor and other Councillors viz.Arubadi, and Eshwar Rao visitedthe Port area on Thursday to as-certain the veracity of the com-plaints.

The Municipal teamfound that the security personnelwere charging entry fee from crewmembers, labourers and othersevery time they enter the wharfarea. Smt Singh immediately dis-cussed the issue with the ChiefPort Administrator over phoneduring which the latter explainedthat there was some confusionamong the security personnel onthe office order and they couldn’tunderstand the actual system ofcharging entry fee from crew mem-bers and other port officials.

After the intervention ofthe civic chief the issue has nowbeen settled as entry fee is nowbeing charged only once in a dayfrom the port officials and othercrew members.

RSC Volleyballtournament from June 25

Port Blair, June 17: The Re-gional Sports Council, PortBlair will conduct Open Vol-leyball Tournament fromJune 25, 2016. The tourna-ment will be held in the Mul-

tipurpose Hall of Netaji Sta-dium. Interested teams canregister their names on orbefore June 21 and the drawof lots will be held on June23.

PM Modi to hold talkswith Thai counterpart today

Prime Minister NarendraModi on Friday will meethis Thailand counterpartPrayut Chan-o-cha, who ison a three-day visit to In-dia.

The meeting be-tween the two leaders islikely to focus on exploringways to expand maritimesecurity cooperation, dealwith the threat of terrorism,and boost trade. Pr imeMinister Modi will also hostlunch in his Chan-on-cha’shonour. There are indica-tions that the situation inthe South China Sea will bediscussed.

The Thai Pr imeMinister will also call onvice-president M HamidAnsari, and visit Bodhgaya

on Saturday before return-ing to Thailand.

Earlier, formerPrime Minister YingluckShinawatra paid a state visitto India in January 2012 andwas the chief guest for theRepublic Day celebrations.

Thailand has shownkeen interest in joint ven-tures in defence productionand procurement of defenceplatforms from India.

The Thai Pr imeMinister, who arrived hereon Thursday, is accompa-nied by his spouse,Naraporn Chan-o-cha, anda high-level delegation com-prising cabinet ministers,senior officials and a 46-member business delega-tion.PM Modi’s cabinet

likely to see changes next weekA minor reshuffle of the Unioncouncil of ministers is likely inthe next few days, paving theway for entry of at least twoministers from Uttar Pradesh.

Reports suggest au-thorities have enquired withRashtrapati Bhawan about theavailability of President PranabMukherjee in the national capi-tal between June 19 and 23, lead-ing to speculation that changesin the team will be done during

this period.“The reshuffle in theModi government will be fol-lowed by a reshuffle in theparty,” a source said.Apna Dal MP Anupriya Patel andGorakhpur MP Yogi Adityanathfrom Uttar Pradesh are believedto be in contention for a ministe-rial berth. Sources claimed theother new faces to join the Modigovernment are from Rajasthan,Uttarakhand and Assam.AjayTamta and Bhagat Singh

Koshyari are probables fromUttarakhand, while RameshwarTeli and Raman Deka from Assammight fill the vacancy followingSarbananda Sonowal’s election asAssam chief minister.BJP chiefwhip in the Lok Sabha Arjun RamMeghwal is a probable fromRajasthan.Minority affairs minis-ter Najma Heptulla, 76, is believedto be on her way out, paving theway for promotion of her juniorMukhtar Abbas Naqvi.

Congress worker killedin clash over caricature of Sonia

Gandhi on WhatsappA fight over an objectionablecaricature of Congress presi-den t Son ia Gandh i in aWhatsApp group turned intoa full-blown battleon thestreets of Madhya Pradesh’sJabalpur overnight, leaving aCongress worker dead andfive others injured.

A group led by Con-gress municipal councillorJatin Raj and another byyoung advocate PrashantNaik clashed on the streets ofJabalpur, resulting in killing of33-year-old Congress workerUmesh alias Guddu Verma andinjuries to five others, includ-ing Prashant Naik.

Jabalpur Superinten-dent of Police(SP) Dr Ashishsaid: “While cases have beenregistered by both sides in thematter, we are also probingwhether it was just posting ofa caricature or something

more than that which provokedviolence. It is also being inves-tigated as to how the violence,which happened outside VijayNagar police station, couldn’tbe controlled promptly.”

Primary investiga-tions revealed that a carica-ture of Sonia Gandhi shownwashing dishes with a com-ment ‘Modi ne kya bana diya’(see what PM Modi has done)was posted by one of thegroup members on the group.It triggered a war of wordsbetween Jat in Raja n d P r a s h a n t N a i k .GudduVerma quit the group inanger.“Acase of murderhasbeenregistered againstPrashant Naik’s friend SanjuTh a ku rand his aides, while acase of assault and rioting hasbeen registered against JatinRaj and his aides,” the SPsaid.

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LG to visit Havelock,Long Island on June 18, 19Port Blair, June 17: The Lt. Governor Lt.Gen A. K. Singh (Retd) will be on a visit toHavelock on June 18 and Long Island onJune 19, 2016.

The programme of the Lt. Gover-nor at Havelock on June 18, 2016, in-cludes meeting with PRI members, inspec-tion and review of the progress of the worksof Tourism & Forest departments.

Besides local visit, theprogramme of the Lt. Governor atLong Island on June 19, 2016 includesmeeting with PRI members, inspectionand review of the progress of the worksof Tourism & Forest departments.

On completion of visit, the Lt.Governor will return to Port Blair in themorning on June 20.

Swatch Bharat drive at KalighatDC warned Pradhans to tax

the people to maintain cleanlinessDJ Venkatesh

Sheekha News Service

Kalighat, 17 June: To encour-aging the Swatch BharatAbhiyan short movies werescreened at Kalighat Vegetablemarket today.

The Deputy Commis-sioner of N & M Andaman Mr.Arava Gopi Krishna, IAS in-augurated this Swatch Bharatdrive today.

Zilla Parishad mem-ber Kalighat Mr. Subod wel-comed all the guests on thisoccasion.

CMO Smti Jai Biswassensitized the villagers aboutsanitation and hygienic. Shealso urged the Pradhans to pro-

vide proper dustbins at allplaces of the villagers andmake sure to collect the gar-bage periodically.

Deputy Commis-sioner said that the Admin-istration already got moneyfor 500 toilets constructionassistance and 250 peoples

were identified for this.He asked the

Pradhan and PRI members tovisit the villages and spreadawareness about the SwatchBharat Mission. He alsoasked the Pradhans to iden-tify the dumping ground to

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CoBRA jawan killed inMaoist encounter in Jharkhand

RANCHI: A CoBRA jawan BalanHarijan, 32, was killed in an en-counter with Maoists on Fridaymorning at the foothills ofParasnath hills under Pirtand po-lice station of Giridih, 250km fromhere.

DIG Hazaribag UpendraPrasad said none of the otherjawans were hurt in the gun-battle which continued for nearlyone hour.

The operation waslaunched early on Friday morn-ing to target Maoist leaders re-portedly holding a meeting in theforests. The security personnelwere advancing towards the tar-get point when a bullet from anunlocated place behind thedense forests hit the CoBRAjawan leading from the front.

“The bullet blew out ofthe middle of his face leavinggrievous injuries. Even a plannedand timely rescue could not helpthe brave soldier, rushed toGiridih hospital by his col-leagues,” a police officer said.

Trained in jungle war-fare and anti-guerilla battle-craft,the martyr, who served CRPF foraround a decade, hailed fromGuwahati.

“Search and combingoperation is on in the foothills.Additional forces have joined thecombat, it will continue,” DIGsaid. Besides the elite CoBRAforce, CRPF, Jharkhand Jaguar

and district police personnelcomprise the anti-Maoist opera-tion team.There is no confirmation yet ofany ultra being killed in the en-counter.

Among the Maoiststrongholds, Pirtand is consid-ered a tough area where the ul-tras enjoy strategic advantages.“Security personnel are in theline of fire of the Maoists whoset up temporary camps on thesmall hills,” a police officer said.

The casualty has ex-posed the very weak grip policehave on the security ofParasnath hills which housesShikharji Jain temple, the worldfamous Jain pilgrimage site.Three COBRA jawans were in-jured in April this year whenMaoists detonated an IED (im-provised explosive device) inthe Parasnath hills to target acontingent of forces chasingthem.

The development ofvillages situated in Parasnathhills occupies top slot on thegovernment’s priority chart. CMRaghubar Das visited Parasnathin February with the promise ofreplacing fear with calmnessand peace. A Parasnath actionplan is on to tackle developmentchallenges. However securityconcerns have put a questionmark on the effective implemen-tation of the programs.

Gunfight erupts inSopore town, Kashmir

SRINAGAR: A gunfightstarted on Friday betweenmilitants and security forces inKashmir’s Sopore town.

“Security forces oninformation about the pres-ence of militants, surrounded

a house in Chana mohalla lo-cality today (Friday) morn-ing,” a senior police officialtold IANS.”There are re-ports of two militants firingfrom inside the house,” theofficial added.


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AFFIDAVIT

Modified Serang Coursefor OBM operators at BaratangPort Blair, June 17: In order tofacilitate registration of FRP/OBM boats under IV Rules2016, four days ‘ModifiedSerang Course’ for OBM op-erators has been organized atDiglipur by the Tourism Depart-ment in association withDBRAIT, A&N Police, FireDepartment, and Health De-partment, from 13.06.2016 to16.06.2016.

77 OBM operatorshave successfully completedthe Capsule Course. The com-

ponents of the course in-cluded Rules of Roads,Storm signal, Navigationalmark, basics of First Aid,Lifesaving appliances, andFirefighting appliances &Communication.

Similar Course wasalso organized for OBM op-erators at Baratang from 08th

to 11th June, 2016 at the For-est Labor Club, Nilambur,Middle Andaman, in which 23OBM operators successfullycompleted the course.

RTO shifted to Administrative buildingSARATHI & VAHAN software launched by DC

DJ VenkateshSheekha News Service

Diglipur, 17 June: DeputyCommissioner, N & MAndaman Shri Arava GopiKrishna, IAS today launchedthe VAHAN & SARATHIsoftware, SCOSTA (SmartCard Operating System forTransport Application) at theRegional Transport Officer atAdministrative building,Diglipur. The office was ear-lier functioning at Sitanagarshifted today this building.

Speaking on the oc-

casion the Deputy Commis-sioner congratulated theTransport Department forsuccessfully launching theprogramme. He said that Sec-retary Transport and AsstCommissioner Diglipur haveimmensely contributed to thecustomisation and in success-fully implementing the soft-ware and it will be great ben-efit for the people.

Asst Commissionersaid that at the governmentlevel we should be competentenough to be computer savvy

and face challenges.E-governance has becomean important part of ourlives and he hoped to seemore development in thedepartment.

Mechanical Engi-neer Mr. S Bepari while de-scribing about this softwaresaid that Diglipur is privi-leged to be next to PortBlair to join the mainstreamthrough computerisationand the activities going havebeen encouraging. He saidthat the VAHAN softwareis for registration whileSARATHI is for issue ofdriving licenses. The wholeprocess is

structured in a wayso that it is not duplicatedand it is in line with theCentral Government’s de-cision to have commonsoftware for both drivinglicense as well as for reg-istration. It runs a single

data base on client-servertechnology where the mostimportant thing is about main-taining the data base. The com-puterization process guidelinesissued in 2009 and made man-datory in 2011.

This Software will beused for issue of New DrivingLicences, Renewal of driving li-censes, Addition of class of ve-hicles, NOC, Duplicate Li-censes, Registration of new ve-hicles, Road Tax, Fitness certifi-cate, Duplicate RC book, Re-newal of certificates.

Adding to this manualLearning licenses will be stoppedand Computerized Learning will

be implemented, there will beno manual interference fromnow. The Bio metric data ofthe applicant will be collectedand the data will be saved atPort Blair server and Smartcard will be printed in real-timeand it will be dispatched toDiglipur in 3-4 days.

On this occasionDeputy Commissioner prom-ised to provide the required landfor Computerized simulator li-censes Pramukh Diglipur, AsstEngineer Mr. Shekhar Lall,Junior Programmer Mr. V FAlphonse , DIO-NIC Mr. Rajaand PRI members present onthis occasion.

Set Up of AtalTinkering Laboratories in Ut Schools

Port Blair, June 17: The Gov-ernment of India has setup theAtal Innovation Mission(AIM) at NITI Aayog. Theover arching purpose of thisMission is to promote a cul-ture of innovation and entre-preneurship in India.

To foster creativityand scientific temper in stu-dents, Atal Innovation Missionwill establish 500 Atal Tinker-ing Laboratories in schools. Itwill provide one time estab-lishment grant-in-aid of Rs.10lakh for establishing Atal Tink-ering Laboratories (ATL) inschools. Further, an amount ofRs.10.0 Lakh would be pro-vided for each ATAL over aperiod of 5 years for opera-tional expenses.

Thus, an amount ofRs.20 Lakh per Atal Tinker-ing Laboratory in each se-lected school will be spent.Young children will get achance to work with tools andequipment to understand theconcepts of STEM (Science,Technology, Engineering andMath) and also give shape totheir creativity.

The schools havinggrade VI – XII managed byGovernment (State Gov-ernment, Local Body (ZillaParishad/Municipal) or Pri-vate Trust/Society, KendriyaVidyalaya Sangathan andNavodaya Vidyalaya are eli-gible to setup ATL. The NITIAayog is seeking applicationfrom schools desirous of ap-

plying under the scheme.The last date of submissionof online applications is ex-tended up to 17th July,2016.

For further detailson the scheme; the imple-mentation guidelines alongwith application may bedownloaded from http:/initi.gov.in/content/atal-tinkering-laboratories.

The Departmentof Education, A & N Ad-ministration hereby informsall Government, LocalBody or Private Trusts/So-ciety schools of this terri-tory to utilise this opportu-nity to establish ATL in theirrespective schools for fa-cilitating the students.


Partial applaudsHTT-40, says govt with project

BENGALURU: DefenceMinister Manohar Parrikar,who witnessed the inauguralflight of home-grown HTT-40 basic trainer aircraft’sprototype developed byHAL said, the defence PSUneeds to focus on its aftersales servicing too.

While applaudingthe young HAL team that de-livered the aircraft within thestipulated deadline, he said:

“This aircraft has good po-tential and the governmenthas shown it’s commitment.”

Friday’s flight wasthe aircraft’s seventh flightsince May 31, when it firsttook to skies. It flew for alittle over 12 minutes on Fri-day.

The aircraft hadcompleted the high-speedtaxi trials a few days ago.

“The low-speed tri-

als were completed in March2016 before which about 40engine ground runs were com-pleted,” HAL said.

The HTT-40 is a tan-dem seat trainer aircraft forab initio training and the In-dian Air Force has a require-ment of 72 aircraft.

Unlike projects likeLight Combat Aircraft(LCA) Tejas and others,which are dependent on ad-vances from the governmentin the development stages,HAL has earmarked Rs 350crore from its own funds forthe project.

Chief of Air Staff AirChief Marshal Arup Raha,sources said, had also takenstock of the aircraft. On De-cember 14, 2015, DefenceMinister Manohar Parrikarhad praised HAL for havingdone well with its schedulesand the work on the basictrainer.

Gulbarg Society massacre:Life sentence should have been given to

all convicts, Zakia Jafri saysAHMEDABAD: Voicing dissat-isfaction over the court verdictin theGulbarg Societymassacre case, Zakia Jafri, thewife of slain Congress leaderEhsan Jafri, on Friday said lifesentence should have beenawarded to all the convicts.

However, her sonTanvi Jafri said there was defi-nitely “some sense of closure”at the convictions but it wouldhave to be seen why some ofthe accused were not convicted.

“We will definitely

contest in the high court someof the acquittals,” he said.

Zakia, the wife of theformer MP, clearly expressed her“dissatisfaction” with the ver-dict saying that she had seenthe violent crime and felt that“life sentence should have beenawarded to all the accused andnot some of them.”

Tanvi said a messageshould go out to the nation thatthe law will not tolerate suchthings.“We all know, the mas-sacre was one of the harshest

things that happened to the vic-tims. The message should go tothe nation that this country, thelegal system, will not toleratesuch things, he added.

Taniv also felt that therewas strong evidence in favour ofa conspiracy angle in theGulbarga case like the incident atNaroda Patiya. Former SIT chiefR K Raghavan, who had probedthe incident, welcomed thejudgement.However, he said hewas yet to see the copy of theorder.

Teesta Setalvad to appeal SITcourt’s sentences of Gulberg massacre convicts

Terming the verdict in theGulberg Society massacre as“diluted and weak”, civil rightsactivist Teesta Setalvad on Fri-day said she would appealagainst it.

A Special Investiga-tion Team (SIT) court sentenced11 of the 24 convicted to life injail for burning 69 people todeath, including then MP EshanJafri on February 28, 2002, whencommunal frenzy grippedGujarat following the Godhracarnage. “11 people had to begiven life imprisonment sincethey were convicted in seriousoffences, but the biggest disap-pointment for us (was) that restof them including those 12people… have been given sevenyears of imprisonment,”Setalvad said.The court further

awarded a 10 year jail term to oneconvicted for lesser offenceswhile 12 others were givenseven-year sentences each.

“We believe, when aperson is convicted under Sec-tion 436 of wilful arson and 149,then there should have been alife imprisonment under thesealso. And in that sense, it is verymuch diluted judgement and aweak judgement to which we willsurely be appealing,” she said.

Setalvad said that theyhad also asked for compensa-tion for the survivors under Sec-tion 357 of the Criminal Proce-dure Code.

“We don’t know howthe judge has dealt with it.”

Though is acknowl-edged the day was the “dark-est” in the history of civil soci-

ety, the SIT court rejected theprosecution’s demands for thedeath penalty for all the con-victed.

The court said it hasdecided to award imprisonmentfor life without any time frame to11 of the accused, who were con-victed for murder, while request-ing the state not to use its powerto remit the sentence after 14years of imprisonment.

The massacre, whichtook place when Narendra Modiwas the Gujarat chief minister,shook the nation when a mob of400 people set about attacking theGulberg society in the heart ofAhmedabad.

It was one of the ninecases of the 2002 Gujarat riotsprobed by the Supreme Court-appointed SIT.

Boy paraded naked toplease rain god in drought-hit

Karnataka village

A boy was paraded naked at adrought-hit village inChitradurga distr ict ofKarnataka to please the raingod.The bizarre ritual took placein Pandarahalli on June 10 andcame to fore when a video ofthe incident going viral.

The video shows wa-ter being poured upon the boy,after which villagers performed

pooja to an idol. The naked boyis then made to carry the idol inthe village amid some chantingand beating of drum by the vil-lagers.

The boy is later offerednew clothes as per the practiceprevalent in the village to propi-tiate the rain god. According tothe villagers, an adolescent boyis chosen for the ritual.

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of hundreds of residents ofNew Pahargaon who continueto face inconvenience as au-thorities have failed to restorethe arterial road near SapnaTheatre closed for the past twomonths following a series oflandslides caused due tounauthorised excavation ofearth inside the airport cam-pus.

Following the closureof the road, diversion of trafficthrough narrow road stretcheshas amplified the risk of acci-dents and motorists are hav-ing a harrowing time particu-larly during rush hours. Whileresidents are forced to traversemore than 3 KM to reach thenearby main junction throughthe alternative route, water in-undation during heavy rainsat various points of the di-verted road completely cuts-offthe road leaving residentsstranded at homes or otherplaces. “Vehicles passingthrough narrow stretches inNew Pahargaon leads to traf-fic pile-up during office andschool hours and the problemhas aggravated after the arrivalof the monsoon season. Thethin stretches are not suitablefor two-way traffic and have

New Pahargaon...increased the risk of road ac-cidents. To add to the woes,water inundates severalparts of the alternative routeduring heavy downpour forc-ing residents to remain in-doors. The administrationshould take necessary stepsto provide an alternate routeto the residents of NewPahargaon. Moreover, the re-pairs of the arterial road nearSapna Theatre should becompleted as soon as pos-sible and opened for publicuse,” said some residents ofthe area.

Speaking toAndaman Sheekha, theDeputy Commissioner ofSouth Andaman, Mr VKBidhuri said that the roadnear Sapna Theatre has beenclosed to ensure the safety ofthe residents of the area fromthe threat of landslides.

“The repairs worksare being executed on warfooting and the road will beopen for public use soon. ForDistrict Administrationsafety of life is top priority,”he said urging the local resi-dents to be patient and coop-erate with the District Admin-istration.

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LG directs... (From page 1)

the directions of the Lt Gover-nor, the Recruitment & Exami-nation Cell (Personnel Depart-ment) has already initiated theprocess to fill up these vacan-cies. The cell has also at-tempted necessary draft va-cancy notices and schemes of

the examination includingsyllabus and online applica-tion format etc. which weresent to the Staff SelectionCommission, New Delhi forvetting and their consent toextend assistance in conduct-ing all these examinations.

dump the waste properly.The Panchayat should

be utilize their power to en-courage the villagers aboutSwatch Bharat. DEO ShriSashi Kumar, PramukhDiglipur, Asst CommissionerDiglipur spoke on this

occasion.DEO Shri SashiKumar, Pramukh Diglipur,Asst Commissioner Diglipurspoke on this occasion.

Award winningShort films about SwatchBharat was screened on thisoccasion.

DC warned... (From page 3)

well, resulting in this accident.The Bus was coming

from Kadamtala while the carwas coming from opposite di-rection. The lady who was sit-

ting behind the driver sus-tained serious head injuriesand was immediatelyrushed to the nearby hospi-tal by the Police.

Car hits... (From page 1)

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