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CIDCO Chairman Prashant Thakurinaugurate NAINA Mobile App

Developed for NAINA area by Naina Builder’s Welfare Association

NAVI MUMBAI: TodayNAINA Builder’s Wel-fare Association havelaunched an informa-tive mobile Applica-tion for NAINA area.By using this App in-dividuals can get var-ious informationabout NAINA area inone single click.Through this App youcan find villages maps,zone of land parcels,zone wise permissibleuses, permissible FSI,reservations (if any)etc.

The App waslaunched by Hon’bleChairman of CIDCOShri Prashant Thakurin opening ceremonyheld at his office in CI-

DCO premises. ThisApp was developed byNAINA builder’s Wel-fare Association bykeeping view the need

of farmers, landown-ers, developers, archi-tects and other keyplayers of the real es-tate industry said Mr.

Prakash Baviskar,president of the Asso-ciation. He also stat-ed in his welcomespeech that; this Appis developed to simpli-fy the informationsource for commonpublic.

Mr PrashantThakur appreciatedthe efforts of the asso-ciations and the mem-

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Maharashtra Police Squadstands first in the country

By winning 12 Medals under the leadership of Rabale MIDC

police station’s senior police inspector Nitin Gite

In the Akhil Bharatiya Police Kartavya Melawa,

By Vikram Gaikwad

NAVI MUMBAI: In the62nd Akhil BharatiyaPolice Kartavya Mela-wa, held at Lucknowjust recently, Maha-rashtra Police Squadwon 12 medals andstood first in the coun-try. Under the leader-ship of Navi Mumbai’sRabale MIDC PoliceStation’s senior policeinspector Nitin Gite,40 participants’ teamwon 5 gold, 3 silver and

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RECOVERY OFFICER, Co-operative Society, Maharashtra StateBy Shri Kulswami Co-op. Credit So. Ltd.

Head Office: F-3/1-Floor, APMC Fruit Market, Central facility Building, Sector-19, Vashi, Navi Mumbai- 400705Phone:- 27831007, 27831027

Zonal Office: Trimurti Complex, Pune-Nashik Road, Manchar, Tal. Ambegaon, Dist. Phone:- 02133-223056

“NAMUNA ‘Z’ “Notice of possession of immovable property

(Rule 107 Sub rule (11D))Where by Shri Kulswami Co-op. Credit So. Ltd. Branch-Panvel Under the section 101 of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960, for the recovery of loans against Kasurdar / Member of the Credit Society Mr. MandarRamakant Mane & Mr. Chandrakant Pandurang Mane residing at Room No.B/101, Pamruchi Co-Op. Housing So., NearGodrej Sky Garden, Takka, Panvel, Dist-Raigad. has obtained the mandate. The Recovery officials of the Credit society areimplementing the order in connection with the recovery of loans against the debtors. Mr. Mandar Ramakant Mane & Mr. ChandrakantPandurang Mane is required to recover the loan after selling the following Property.In the case of recovery done by the SRO, Mr. Mandar Ramakant Mane & Mr. Chandrakant Pandurang Mane residing atRoom No.B/101, Pamruchi Co-Op. Housing So., Near Godrej Sky Garden, Takka, Panvel, Dist-Raigad. Will be given theorder of the order Letter dated 11/07/2018 under section 156 of the Maharashtra Co- Op Societies Act, 1961 of Notice hasbeen issued, and the default form the date of receipt of this notice and debtors has been issued. The below signatory has issued anotice before the confiscation on 28/07/2018 and the assets specified earlier are already in the possession of the Property confiscationorder dated 21/01/2019.In order to deposit the Loan amount, the notice is given to Kasurdar as below: As per given the sign below the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act 1960 and rule 1961 of 156 and Rule 106 (11(D-1)), The Symbolic Passion was taken over on 18/02/2019. Besides, property cannot be sold.In particular, Kasurdar and all the citizens are warned that no transaction should be done with property specified below and if thetransaction done the amount of the burden of Society’s Mr. Mandar Ramakant Mane & Mr. Chandrakant Pandurang Maneloan amount As per Recovery Award of Rs. 16,81,356/- (Rupees Sixteen Lack Eighty one Thousand Three HundredFifty Six) On Date 22/06/2018 Plus interest & Other Charges on it will be required. The description of the immovable propertyacquired is as follows.

1 Mr. Mandar RamakantMane Debtor

2 Mr. Chandrakant PandurangMane Debtor

3 Mr. Nivrutti LaxmanMane Guarantor

4 Mr. Anil PrabhakarMankame Guarantor

Description of immovable property captured

Sr. No. Borrowers / Landlord Address Recovery Award Recovery Award Description of No. & Recovery Amount to Recover immovable property

Room No.B/101, PamruchiCo-Op.Housing So.,Near GodrejSky Garden,Takka, Panvel,Dist-Raigad.

1518/Date:-

22/06/2018

Rs. 16,81,356/-(Rupees SixteenLack Eighty oneThousand Three

Hundred Fifty Six)

Shop No.2 Umas-hankar Co-Op

Housing So., PrabhuLane, Ram Ganesh

Gadkari Marg,Panvel, Dist-Raigad

410206 (CarpetArea-136 Sq. Ft.)

I had given my Sign & Office Stamp on 25/07/2019.

O.W. No. 529/ 2019-20Location:- Vashi, Navi Mumbai.Date:- 25/07/2019.

Sign/-Shri R.B. Tajne

Recovery OfficerBy Shri Kulswami Co-op. Credit Soc. Ltd.

Stamp

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ESTATE (Buying /Selling /Paying Guest etc.)

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ATTENTION READERSWhile every effort is made to check the genuineness ofparty/parties inserting ads in this paper, we cannot be heldresponsible for the truthfulness of its contents. The publish-ers, Editor and/or the staff cannot be held responsible forany loss or damage due to transactions that they may enterinto guided by the ads.

PUBLIC NOTICEThis is to notify that my client MR. JITENDRA SAHADUPINGALE AND MRS. SHEETAL JITENDRA PINGALE areintending to purchase Flat No. A-101, on the First Floor, SAISTHAN CHS LTD., Plot No. 4, 5 & 6, Sector – 29, Nerul(E ), Navi Mumbai (hereinafter referred to as “the said Flat”)MR. V. R. PARAMESHWARAN (the Seller).Therefore any person(s) having any claims in respect ofreferred said Flat or part therefore by way of sale, purchase,exchange, mortgage, charge, fit maintenance, inheritance,possession lease, tenancy, sub-tenancy, lien, license,hypothecation, transfer of title or beneficial interest under anytrust right of prescription or pre-emptioner under any agree-ment or other disposition or under any decree, order orAwarder otherwise claiming, howsoever are hereby requiredto make the same known to the undersigned at our officeaddress give herein below along with the Original or Certi-fied copies of the document pertaining to the claim within aperiod of 14 days from the date of publication of this Notice,failing which my client will be liberty to complete the transac-tion in respect of the said Flat without any reference or re-gard to any such purported claim or interest which shall bedeemed to have been waived for all interest and purposeand not binding on my client.

Sd/-Adv. D. S. Magade,

Shop No. 16, Janata Market, Sec. 3,Date : 26-07-2019 Nerul, Navi Mumbai – 400706

bers available for thisApp launch ceremony.He also said that de-velopers and PAPs arepartners of CIDCO indevelopment and suchinitiative from devel-opers and their asso-ciation is positive signtowards development.He assured that, ifthere is step taken for-wards from developersthen CIDCO also willcome forward as de-velopment authorityand sort out problemsbeing faced in develop-ment. Mr. Thakursaid CIDCO is positiveabout approval of NAI-NA IDP – II fromGovt. of Maharashtraand explained thatNAINA authority isworking positively onapplying phase wiseTP Schemes in thearea.

Members from oth-er associations i.e.Adv. Santosh Patil,Secretary & Mr. DilipVadhavkar, Treasurerof NAINA Builder ’sWelfare Association,Mr. Madhu Patil andMr. Vikas Bhamrefrom MaharashtrianBuilders Association,Mr. Manoj Awasthifrom MCHI Navi-mumbai, and Ar.Ravindra Deshpandeand Ar. Yawar Khanwere also present. All

these members metnewly appointed Jt.MD of CIDCO Dr.

Prashant Narnawareand welcomed him bycongratulating himfor his appointment.Mr. Prakash Baviskargave him informationabout the NAINA App,and all the membershave also shared theirconcerns.

Dr. Narnaware ap-preciated the effortstaken and said that byuse of the features ofthis App people will getcorrect information.This will certainlystop the malpracticesbeing carried out bygiving false informa-tion and multiple deal-

ings of land parcels.He also assured to allthe attendees to comeforward with theproblems and solu-tions expected fromCIDCO, so a meetingcan be arranged, and

CIDCO Chairman PrashantThakur inaugurate...

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problems can be dis-cussed in depth. TheNAINA App is nowopen for general pub-lic and it can be down-loaded from play storeor app stores fromsmart phones.

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PUBLIC NOTICE (Missing Documents)

THIS NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the following Original doc-uments of my Flat No. 7/C/45, Chandralok CHS Ltd, Sector- 10,Koparkhairane, Navi Mumbai 400709, have been lost/ misplacedand the same are not traceable.1. Original Allotment letter dated 28/06/1996 issued by CIDCOLtd to MR. CASTELINO CLAUDIUS.2. Original Possession letter dated 22/09/1997 issued by CIDCOLtd to MR. CASTELINO CLAUDIUS.3. Original CIDCO Payment Receipts.4. Original Agreement to Sell between CIDCO Ltd and MR.CASTELINO CLAUDIUS dated 22/09/1997.5. Original CIDCO Sale NOC issued to MR. CASTELINO CLAU-DIUS dated 09/03/1998.6. Original Agreement of Resale dated 10/03/1998 between MR.CASTELINO CLAUDIUS AND (1) MR. RAMESH MAHADEOSANKHALKER and (2) MRS. RAMA RAMESH SANKHALKER,duly registered under Registration No. 1108 dated 10/03/1998.A police complaint for the same has been lodged with the Ko-perkhairne Police Station, Koperkhairne, Navi Mumbai on22/06/2019 which is recorded in Property Missing Register videRegn. No. 1789, dated 22/06/2019.If anyone finds any of the above document/s, I hereby request tocontact me and get me back the said document/s at my followingaddress.

Date: 26-07-2019Place: Navi Mumbai.

Sd/-MR. SUNKANNA NAGANNA PUWAFlat No.7/C/45, Chandralok CHS Ltd,

Sector- 10, Koparkhairane,Navi Mumbai -400709.

Thursday morning rain inundated low lying spots in LadMaster Sitaram Udyan in Sanpada (By C K Subramani-am)

Garden in Sanpada

Six goats die ofelectric shock

Criminal case registered

against MSEB

On Turbhe Naka’s Pfizer Road, six goats died after re-ceiving electric shock from the open electric cable cur-rent. Shiv Sena’s Turbhe Naka Division Chief Tayyab Patelvisited the spot where the incident took place and calledMSEB’s officers and policemen over this phone. Pan-chanama was done about eh incident and a criminal casewas registered against MSEB. The police officers sentthe dead goats for post mortem to Mumbai’s Parel. (ByChandrashekhar Hendve)

“The senior officers should go on tours to solve the problems ofelectricity consumers. This way at least 90% problems will besolved. Give the consumers your best service,” said energyminister Chandrashekhar Bawankule while addressing the elec-tricity board’s Konkan Regional Division officers and workers.This meeting took place at NMSA auditorium at Vashi. In themeeting, along with chief engineers, there were 130 engineersand officers. In the picture are energy minister ChandrashekharBawankule, electricity board’s president and managing directorSanjeev Kumar, director Dineshchandra Sabu, director (project)Bhalchandra Khandait, joint managing director Vijaykumar KalamPatil and others. (By Chandrashekhar Hendve)

Will inaugurated five MNS ShakhasMaharashtra Navnirman Sena’s Amit Raj Thack-

eray will visit Navi Mumbai and Sunday 28 July 2019to inaugurate the MNS Shakhas or branches at Sea-woods, Turbhe, Koparkhairane and Ghansoli.

The employees of Electricity Board told togive best service to electricity consumers

MNS’s Amit Raj Thackeray tovisit Navi Mumbai on 28 July

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Issue : 74 26 July, 2019

Two musicians toaccompany each other

By C.K Subramaniam

On 26/7 Suraj

Subramanian of

Nerul is

accompanying Dr.

Visalakshi

Shivaraman, an

eminent vocalist at

Chheda Nagar

Murugan temple on

Aadi Krithigai.

Oriental Magpie Robin - Scientific name:Copsychus saularis; Size: 20-22cm

By CK. Subramaniam

Today morning Iwas able to spot an Ori-ental Magpie Robin inSanpada park. Beingmonsoon season suchunique species of birdscan be spotted in themarshy land of the sat-ellite city. But suchrare species coming tothe mark is very un-common. A smart piedchat with prominentwhite wing markingsand white underparts.Male is glossy blue-black, and the female adull grey above. Thisbird gave me a closelook and I was able tocapture that with mycamera work with ascanned copy and aclose up one.

The top city song-ster. The male poursout a rich melody often

from the top a tallperch. Individuals areterritorial and visitfavourite feeding placeswhere the diet of in-sects and leftovers areeasily available. Todaymorning I picked upthe bird in the pit madefor compost in SanpadaPark. Often nest inman made structures

and abandoned pipesetc. Can be remarkablytame. It is found inopen woodland, forestedge, farms, towns andcities. It is considered tobe widespread residentacross the country.Scarce in north-west-ern India. Capturedduring my regularmorning walk.

Gone WithThe Rains…

(By Ashok Dhamija)

The BEST Bus Stop at

Vashi Gaon (Village)

which caters too over 14

different routes too

seems to have been

affected by heavy rains

causing inconvenience to

citizens using this mode

of public transport.

Gaimukh to Shivaji Chowk or BhayanderMetro Route given green signal

Gaimukh to Shivaji Chowk Metro no. 10 got the nod from statecabinet board and hence MP Rajan Vichare expressed his grati-tude to Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.

MP Rajan Vichare had been trying hard to make the journey ofresidents of his Loksabha constitueny as pleasant as possible. Sowhile the work on Wadala-Thane-Kasarwadavli Metro Route wasin progress, he asked the chief minister to join the metro routefrom Kasarwadavli to Dahisar-Bhayander metro route. This he hadbeen trying since June 2015. He discussed this issue on the floorof Lok Sabha. He then made a demand to Mumbai MahanagarRegional Development authorities to joing Kasarwadavli metro toBhayander metro. MMRDA presented a DPR of nine kilometerdistance metro route from Gaimukh to Shivaji Chowk to the stategovernment. This issue was pending with the government for along time.

During the parliament session, on the floor of Lok Sabha, MPRajan Vichare made an appeal to the central government to getthe state government to sanction the DPR related to Gaimukh toShivaji Chowk metro route. Immediately on the very next day,state government took action and the state ministers cabinet sanc-tioned along with Wadala to CST metro no. 11 and Kalyan to Talojametro no. 12, also Gaimukh to Shivaji Chowk (Bhayander) metrono. 10. Rajan Vichare thanked CM and thus once again becamethe hero of the residents of his Lok Sabha constituency.

MP Rajan Vichare thanks CMMP Rajan

Vichare

thanks CM

Devendra

Fadnavis for

sanctioning

Gaimukh to

Shivaji

Chowk

(Bhayander)

metro route

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Prawaas 2019 Passenger Mobility Conferencegets Underway with Resounding Response

BOCI’s flagship event will be a 3-day extravaganza to promote Safe, Smart and Sustainable Passenger

Mobility • The second edition of the event will bring together entire eco-system of Public Transport from

Bus & Car manufacturers to the fleet owners and operators from 29 States and 7 Union Territories

Unveiling of the BOCI annual report 2018-2019

By Ashok Dhamija

NAVI MUMBAI:Prawaas 2019, India’smost definitiveconference on passen-ger mobility wasflagged off to a rousingresponse in presenceof host of dignitaries,Industry captains,policy makers, acade-micians, thoughtleaders and keystakeholders repre-senting the industry.The second edition of

Prawaas is being heldfrom 25th- 27th July2019 at CIDCOExhibition Centre,Vashi, Navi Mumbai,with the theme “Safe,Smart and Sustain-able PassengerMobility.”

Organized by Busand Car OperatorsConfederation of India(BOCI), the inauguralevent was graced byAaditya Thackery,President, Yuva Sena,Youth Wing of ShivSena, Diwakar Raote,Hon’ble Minister,Ministry of Transportand Khar land Devel-opment, Governmentof Maharashtra, T. J.Lalnuntluanga,Hon’ble Minister of

Aaditya Thackery, President, Yuva Sena, Youth Wing of Shiv Sena & Diwakar Raote,Hon’ble Minister, Ministry of Transport and Khar land Development, Government ofMaharashtra inaugurating exhibition at Prawaas 2019Lighting of the lamp at second edition Prawaas 2019

State for Transport,L&J, ParliamentaryAffairs, Environment,Forest & ClimateChange, Governmentof Mizoram, AnujKathuria, ChiefOperating Officer,Ashok Leyland Ltd,Rohit Srivastava,Chief ExecutiveOfficer, Tata Motorsand Thomas Fricke,Managing Director,Daimler Buses Indiaand other industrycaptains and industry-body leaders.

Aaditya Thackery,President, Yuva Sena,Youth Wing of ShivSena said, “I amhonored to be a part ofthis exciting event.Transport is one of the

most critical aspect ofdevelopment and nostate can go forwardunless it has a robusttransportation systemin place. Maharashtraas a state has taken anumber of key initia-tives like rationaliza-tion of bus fares, hasresulted in an expo-nential rise in com-muters taking publictransport. I amconfident that througha platform likePrawaas, the industrywill gear up to createthe mobility ecosys-tem of tomorrow. Hefurther spoke aboutbringing a change forthe next 20 years andthat he was at the 2ndedition of Prawaas to

take suggestions andlook at multi modulepublic transportsystem which willlead to better last mileconnectivity.”

A new logo ofYUVA-BOCI was alsounveiled by ShriThakery on theoccasion.

Diwakar Raote,Hon’ble Minister,Ministry of Transportand Khar land Devel-opment, Governmentof Maharashtra said,“Prawaas is anexcellent initiativeand I am happy to bea part of this event. Asa part of the govern-ment, we have takena number of initia-tives that will ease

pain of commuterswhile make operationsprofitable for theoperators. There is aneed for greatercooperation amongstthe stakeholders tocreate a win-winproposition for all.”

This edition ofPrawaas will bring allthe stakeholders fromthe Bus and Caroperator associationsonto a single platform.The event is expectedto see the participa-tion of 10000+ BusOperators, 150+Leading Exhibitors,20000+ BusinessVisitors and 100+Expert Speakers. TheExhibition spread over1,50,000 sq. ft. will be

a grand showcase ofleading Bus & CarManufacturers, BusBody Builders, Compo-nent and accessories,Maintenance Equip-ment & Services, IT& Mobility Solutions,Training & Skills,Finance & Insurance,STU’s & TourismBoards etc. Focus onElectric Mobility willbe one of the mainattractions of Prawaas2019.

Rohit Srivastava,Vice President- said“Rapidly growingcities have led to anupsurge in the de-mand for efficientpublic transportation

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A day to remember - 26th July2019 Kargil Vijay Diwas

Kargil Vijay Diwasis observed on this dayevery year, markingsuccessful conclusion ofthe war with Pakistanin the Kargil-Drass sec-tor of Jammu andKashmir in 1999. TheKargil war was foughtfor more than 60 days,ended on 26 July andresulted in the loss oflife on both the sides.The war ended withIndia regaining controlof all the occupied ter-ritory and Pakistanwithdrew it forces ac-cepting defeat.

The town of Kargilis located 205 km (127mi) from Srinagar, fac-ing the Northern Areasacross the LOC. Likeother areas in the Hi-malayas, Kargil has atemperate climate.Summers are cool withfrigid nights, while win-ters are long and chillywith temperatures of-ten dropping to “48 °C(“54 °F). The war is oneof the most recent ex-amples of high-altitudewarfare in mountain-ous terrain, whichposed significant logis-tical problems for thecombating sides.

Kargil was targetedpartly because the ter-

By C K Subramaniam

rain was conducive tothe preemptive seizureof several unoccupiedmilitary positions. Withtactically vital featuresand well-prepared de-fensive posts atop the

peaks, a defender on thehigh ground would en-joy advantages akin toa fortress. Any attackto dislodge a defenderfrom high ground inmountain warfare re-quires a far higher ra-tio of attackers to de-fenders, and the diffi-culties would be exacer-bated by the high alti-tude and freezing tem-

peratures.The aim of the Pa-

kistani incursion wasto sever the link be-tween Kashmir andLadakh and cause In-dian forces to withdraw

from the Siachen Gla-cier, thus forcing Indiato negotiate a settle-ment of the broaderKashmir dispute. Paki-stan also believed thatany tension in the re-gion would internation-alize the Kashmir is-sue, helping it to securea speedy resolution.

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Obesity And Infertility An InterrelatedPhenomenon For Expectant Parents

By Ashok Dhamija

NAVI MUMBAI: Nearlyevery married coupledreams about cradlingtheir own baby. It is awish, a longing, aprayer and that amongall the first-time expect-ant parents along withtheir close relatives andfamily friends wait forthat beautiful day whenthey can cuddle the newborn baby. While hav-ing a baby is one of themost wonderful experi-ences in this world, in-ability to conceive caus-es a heartache that isincomparable. Inabilityto procreate leads to themost distressing feel-ings like anger, grief,depression, loss of self-esteem and confidenceand added anxiety. In-fertility or inability toconceive naturally isstill considered as a ta-boo in our society andeven today, women whocannot conceive, feeloutcast from the soci-ety.

Research has shownthat infertility levelshave increased by 20 to30% over last 5 years inIndia. Infertility is nowneither limited only tocities nor to womenalone. Lot of men alsoface issues that hamperconception and womenin rural areas are equal-ly susceptible. Whilethere are many reasonsthat lead to infertility,obesity has become oneof the leading causes forfailure to conceive. Notonly it exposes one tovarious health issueslike Type 2 diabetes,

For representational purpose only

Dr. Aparna Govil Bhasker

High blood pressure,Heart disease, Sleep ap-nea, Osteoarthritis, In-fertility etc in additionto various social chal-lenges and discrimina-tion.

Dr. Aparna GovilBhasker an accom-plished Bariatric Sur-

geon and LaparoscopicGI Surgeon, who is aconsultant at MGMHospital in Vashi, NaviMumbai and is one ofthe first surgeons in In-dia to be accredited bythe Surgical ReviewCorporation (SRC) as aCenter for Excellence(COE) surgeon in 2011with wide experiences inweight loss (bariatric)surgery in the countryshares her views on thissensitive topic withNewsband. The excerpts

are as below:What are the challengesfaced when dealing withobese women who want toembrace motherhood?

During my day today practice, as a weightloss expert and a bari-atric surgeon, I see a lotof young obese womenwho are struggling withinfertility and it is amajor concern for them.Most of them come tome after multiple failedattempts at conceivingnaturally and then a fairnumber of trials of as-sisted fertilizationthrough IUI, IVF etc.Commonly, there is noobjective medical causeto explain infertility in

these women. The en-tire process is extreme-ly frustrating and mostof the times they do notrealize that obesity it-self is causing a nega-tive impact on fertilityand is leading to multi-ple adverse reproductiveoutcomes. With risinglevels of obesity in wom-en of reproductive agegroup, as doctors we aredealing with an in-creasing number of pa-

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THE WORLD’S BILLIONNAIRES’ REPORT

By Lakshman Sundar

(Beijing and Mum-bai) The Hurun Re-port released theLoong Palace •HurunGlobal Rich List 2019,a ranking of the US-Dollar billionaires inthe world. Wealth cal-culations are a snap-shot. This is the eightyear of the ranking.Loong Palace is aBeijing luxury proper-ty developed by HK-listed Shimao. TheLoong Palace• HurunGlobal Rich List 2019ranked 2,470 billion-aires from 67 coun-tries and from 1,931companies. For moreinformation on theLoong Palace• HurunGlobal Rich List 2019,please visit: http://www.hurun.net/CN/Article/Details?num=0C89B7A101E0

Top Ten – LoongPalace•Hurun GlobalRich List 2019

6 of the Top 10 arefrom the USA. JeffBezos and MukeshAmbani led thecharge, addingUS$24bn andUS$9bn. Ambani, 61,of Reliance Industriesbroke into the world’sTop 10 for the firsttime. The Top 10 grew4% on average.

Beijing is the ‘Bil-lionaire Capital of theWorld’ for the fourthyear running, ahead ofNew York. A stagger-ing 7 of the Top 20 cit-ies of residence arefrom Greater China,led by Beijing, followedby HK, Shenzhen andShanghai and includ-ing Taipei, Hangzhouand Guangzhou. TheUSA had four cities inthe Top 30, led by NewYork, and followed bySan Francisco, LosAngeles and Dallas.

Greater China:Still the world’s abso-lute No 1 with 658 bil-lionaires.

Shenzhen andShanghai, as well asBeijing and HK, today

have more known bil-lionaires than London.”

The USA is secondbehind China with584 billionaires, up 13since last year.

Germany climbs to3rd position with 117billionaires. Hamburgis the preferred hubfor most German bil-lionaires followed byMunich.

The UK remains at4th with 109 billion-aires, 9 less than lastyear. London is theundisputed city ofchoice for 65 of them.The UK is second forimmigrant billion-aires, after the USA.

India ranks 5thwith 104 billionaires,28 less than last year.With US$54bn,Mukesh Ambani, 61,of Reliance is the rich-est person in India.

Switzerland se-cured the 6th positionwith 77 billionaires,Geneva is the Swissbillionaire capital,with 17, followed byZurich with 10.

Key Findings

1. 2,470 Billion-aires In World, Down224 From Last Year.

2. Going Up: 769Listers Saw TheirWealth Increase AndThere Were 201 NewFaces, Led By ChinaAnd The Usa With 52& 39, Followed By In-dia With 23.

3. C o u n t r i e s .China Stayed AheadOf Usa. India DroppedBehind Germany &The Uk To Fifth.

4. By Industry.Tmt Key Source OfWealth For Most Bil-

lionaires, Followed ByReal Estate, Invest-ments, Manufactur-ing & Retail.

5. Women MadeUp 15.5% Of The List,Similar To LastYear’s 15.3%. 56 Self-Made, Slightly DownFrom 59 Last Year.China DominatedWhen It Came To TheSelf-Made BillionairesWith 77%,

6. Led By Chi-nese Property Devel-oper Wu Yajun (55) OfLongfor PropertiesWith Us$10bn. TheRichest Woman IsFrancoise Betten-court-Meyers, 65 OfL’oreal WithUs$49bn.

7. 65% Self-Made, 35% Inherited.Hoogewerf Says, “75%Grew Their Inherit-ances Agressively, EgDonald Trump AndMukesh Ambani.” Chi-na Led The World ForSelf-Made Billionaires.

8. Immigration.10.1%, Up From 9.1%,First Generation Im-migrant Billionaires,Led By Sergey Brin OfGoogle And Elon MuskOf Tesla, Who Immi-grated To Usa FromRussia And South Af-rica.

9. 85 Are FortyOr Under, Of Which43 Are Self-Made.Youngest Is Norwe-gian Alexandra An-dresen, 22, WorthUs$1.7bn, InheritedFrom Her Father. TheYoungest Self-MadeBillionaire Is IrishHarvard-GraduateJohn Collison, 28, OfStripe WithUs$2.6bn.

10. Asia PippedNorth America ForThe Fourth Year Run-ning In Terms Of To-tal Wealth Created,Us$3.58tn ComparedWith Us$3.36tn.

11. Chinese StockExchanges AttractedMore Than DoubleThe Number Of Bil-lionaires Than UsaStock Exchanges, 601Compared With 252.

12.Sports: Many OfThe Billionaires OwnProminent SportsTeams.

Source: Hurun Research Institute 2019

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in all parts of thecountry, urban aswell as rural. TheBuses manufacturedby Tata Motors havealways adhered tothis increasingdemand while ensur-ing best in classproducts to suit thetravel requirementsof passengers anddrivers alike. Ourpriority is to provideefficient, clean andaffordable valuepropositions to ourcustomers withoutcompromising onsafety and the com-fort levels of thepassengers. Thevehicles displayed at

Prawaas 2019 is atestimony of our in-depth understandingof the Indian mar-ket.”

The second day ofthe conference prom-ises to be full ofexciting events andinvigorating discus-sions. The highlightof the day will be thecoveted BOCI Excel-lence Awards and akeynote address byNitin Gadkari,Hon’ble Minister forRoad Transport,Highways and Ship-ping Ministry ofMicro, Small andMedium Enterprises,Government of India.

Prawaas 2019 PassengerMobility Conference...

Cont. from pg. 6

tients who are battling infertility.Obese women have a lower implantation rate,

a higher miscarriage rate and increased chancesof complications during pregnancy. They are alsoknown to have a higher failure rate with assistedreproductive techniques like in vitro fertilization. They are also more prone to have a cesarean sec-tion as compared to normal vaginal delivery. Worstof all they have a lower chance of giving birth to ahealthy newborn as compared to normal weightwomen. Children born to obese mothers are at ahigher risk of becoming obese and developing type2 diabetes in future

The effect of obesity on reproductive health iscomplex. Obesity is associated with irregularity inperiods which is usually a result of anovulatorycycles. Obese women tend to be insulin resistantwhich in turn promotes the development of poly-cystic ovarian syndrome or PCOS. PCOS is a con-dition in which the ovaries become enlarged andhave multiple small collections of fluid. Increasedlevels of multiple hormones such as luteinizing hor-mone, leptin, insulin, estrone, triglycerides and verylow density lipo

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is acommon hormonal abnormality seen in womenof reproductive age group. Women with PCOSmay have enlarged ovaries that contain multi-ple small collections of fluid called follicles. Theyhave high levels of male hormones called andro-gens along with increased insulin resistance andare predisposed to type 2 diabetes mellitus. Thesewomen usually present with irregular periods,increased hair growth, acne and infertility. PCOS leads to increased levels of obesity proteinsin turn have a negative impact on the hypopitu-itary gonadotrophic axis which in turn leads toinfertility.

Even after they conceive, obese women tend tohave a higher chance of miscarriage or abortion.The exact incidence of miscarriages among obesewomen remains unknown. This is compounded bythe fact that many times obese women tend to haveirregular menses and miscarriages may go unno-ticed. The other risks during pregnancy includehigh blood pressure, increased incidence of gesta-tional diabetes, pre-eclampsia, infection and bloodclotting (venous thrombo-embolism). Rates of still

born babies are also higher among obese women.Does the father’s weight affect a couple’s chances

of conceiving?Obesity has a negative impact on male fertility

as well. Some overweight and obese men may havea poorer sperm quality than normal weight men.Obese men may also have a higher incidence oferectile dysfunction and they tend to be less inter-ested in sex.

What are the possible solutions?Once other causes of infertility have been ruled

out, it is essential that overweight and obese wom-en attending infertility clinics be given necessaryadvice about weight loss. Lifestyle modificationforms the cornerstone of therapy and must be thefirst line of advice. Patients must be put on medi-cally supervised diet and exercise programs. Re-productive abnormalities induced by obesity tendto improve after weight loss. Period cycle tends tobecome more regularized and cycles become ovula-tory from anovulatory. Women suffering fromPCOD must see an endocrinologist to seek treat-ment for the same.

In case of severely obese women with a BMImore than 37.5 kg/m2, bariatric surgery can berecommended for weight loss.

Can you share any successful experience?One of my patients, Akansha Sharma, a 38 year

old lady had been married for ten years. At 134 kgshe was battling not only with weight issues butalso infertility. Multiple miscarriages and subse-quent multiple attempts at assisted reproductionthrough IVF had taken a toll on her physical andpsychological health. She also suffered from un-controlled diabetes and had recently been startedon medications for depression which in turn led tomore weight gain. After many failed attempts atweight loss she finally underwent a LaparoscopicRoux en Y gastric bypass in 2012. She lost 45 kg inone year and conceived naturally after 18 months.Today she is a proud mother to a beautiful babygirl. Bariatric surgery does wonders for morbidlyobese women suffering from infertility and thereare many such success stories of women who haveconceived after losing weight.

Preconception counselling must be mandatoryand one must target to achieve normal weight,before natural or assisted conception. You “must”lose those extra kilograms before you get onto thejourney of becoming a “yummy-mummy”.

Obesity And Infertility...Cont. from pg. 7

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England on the edgeEngland crashed back to earth after their

World Cup triumph as they were skittled for85 on a humiliating opening morning of theirfour-day test against Ireland at Lord’s on agreen top of a wicket. England failed to get thefirst use of the wicket. Tim Murtagh who rippedthrough the England order to claim an aston-ishing five for 13 in nine overs was the destroyerin chief.

It is the first time England have been bowledout before lunch at Lord’s on the opening morn-ing and their lowest test innings at home since1997 against Australia. Somehow, England sur-passed India’s score of 42 all out at Lord’s in1974.

- Arati Abhishekan, Vashi

Will mediation provide apermanent solution

on Kashmir?India’s traditional policy of handling all is-

sues with Pakistan “bilaterally”. What has itachieved in the past two decades? Let us thinkout of the box and see if there is another routeto solve the problems. You cannot carry on los-ing our armed forces personnel to terrorists ac-tions. Mr Trump has not learnt the bound-aries of what to say and what not to say inpublic. He is a man, who walked into the WhiteHouse from the Corporate Board Room wherehe was the owner of his business empire. Hehas not learnt the finer points of holding a po-litical office and utters words and sentenceswithout thinking or whetting with his coun-sels.

Many people like Trump, abroad, and evenwithin India must be of the opinion that al-though these two countries keep saying that itis a bilateral issue, they have been unable tosolve it bilaterally. So where is the harm in astrong, well meaning mutual friend coming tothe table and mediating between the two? Pa-

kistan had foolishly thought that it will be ableto arm-twist India through terror. It knows thatit has failed.

India under Vajpayee had thought that buseswill ply loads of goodwill between the two coun-tries and everything will gradually become nor-mal and pleasant. That too has failed. NarendraModi is on a trip of his own ever since the surgi-cal strikes. He thinks that by successfully seal-ing the borders to stop Pakistani terrorists fromcoming in, which Indian forces have almost com-pletely done successfully, and by crushing thelocal resistance by force, India will be able to wardoff any Pakistani stake in the region and com-pletely own the territory for itself and confusethe demography of the valley by pushing in scoresof rich Hindu families from other parts of thecountry over a period of time.

This ambition of Modi has met with resent-ment from the Kashmiris and threatens to snow-ball into a movement the kind of which was nev-er seen before – that of trying to free that landfrom the dominion of India. An indirect test ofthe mood is single digit percentage participationof the Muslims of the valley in any elections heldthere during the BJP presence at the Centre, inlast few years. Earlier on, even under terroristthreats, this participation used to be more than50%. Despite the boycott calls by the separat-ists, people did participate in the elections en-thusiastically.

So, what was a bilateral issue between Indiaand Pakistan, is now threatening to become, withPakistan effectively sealed off, a bilateral issuebetween India and India’s own population in theKashmir valley. This is likely to raise humanrights violations on a very large scale. And thisis what any person with humanity in his heartwill want to resist or protest against with all ofthat person’s might. Such persons can be foundin foreign lands or even within India. In the nameof goodness, Kashmiris should not suffer indig-nity or live under mortal fear as they are appar-

ently doing now. I personally see nothing wrongif Trump or other well meaning parties step into mediate. What is the meaning of “VasudhevKutumbkam” otherwise? When strong power-ful nations can’t talk on unresolved issues for70 years, perhaps mediation is necessary. Ismediation a permanent solution to end Kash-mir problem?

- C.K. Subramaniam, Sanpada

Ragging should stopRagging in universities and in colleges has

withstood bitter opposition but its prevalencecannot justify its continuance. Just in the nameof fun, senior students assault freshers physi-cally. Every year they come up with new meth-ods to harass the newcomers.

Raggers derive vicious pleasure out of thesuffering of others. The freshers have to servetheir seniors and have to dance to the tune oftheir tormentors. Is it not a sad beginning forthem?

Despite the fact that the colleges havebanned ragging which often results in unto-ward incidents including death, it has perpe-trated with impunity. In a sophisticated soci-ety, particularly in educational institutions,such acts tarnish their image. Ragging cannotbe justified by calling it just fun because anypleasure derived out of the other’s sufferings isthe devil’s pleasure.

Ragging was fun in the days of yore when itwas done innocently as a part of the introduc-tion between juniors and seniors. But raggingin today’s times of modern era which pushesstudents to commit suicide is murder and thoseindulging in such acts cannot be pardoned.

Schools, colleges and hostels are for studieswhere students make their careers and not forplay.

Dr Payal Tadvi’s death has shocked the cityof Mumbai which one believed was peaceful.Those responsible for her death should becharged with murder.

- Jubel D’Cruz, Mumbai

Letters to the Editor....

Bombay Gym To HostSub-Junior Badminton

By Ashok Dhamija

MUMBAI: The Bom-bay Gymkhana will beconducting a Sub-Jun-ior Badminton Tourna-ment 2019, under theaegis of the GreaterMumbai BadmintonAssociation and to beplayed at its indoorcourts from August 1 to4, 2019.

The four-day tour-nament is open forBoys’ And Girls’ inthree age categories(Under-11, Under-13 &Under-15) and will con-sists of eight events.There will be Singlescompetition for Boys’and Girls’ in the threeage groups and therewill also be a Doubles

For representational purpose only

event for both Boys’And Girls’ in the Un-der-15 age groups.

Players born on orafter January 1, 2009will be eligible to par-ticipate in the under-11events, while players

born on or after Janu-ary 1, 2007 can takepart in the under-13events and all thoseborn on or after Janu-ary 1, 2005 will be per-mitted to play in theunder-15 age events.

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On the Vijay DiwasDay, we all rememberKargil war heroes. Ini-tially we were showingapathy on Kargil warheroes and totally for-gotten them. But forprint media’s wide cov-erage, no one is payingmuch importance to theservices rendered bythe Army at the crucialhour to kill our ene-mies and make themretreat. The yeomenservices rendered bythem should not be for-gotten even after 100years.

On the other handwe give undue impor-tance to the Indiancricket team. The hype,hoopla and hysteria can

be bestowed on theKargil team for theirbloodshed in a royalbattle. Let us remem-ber Kargil war heroes,who showed grit, fight-ing spirit, determina-tion and gumption tothe world that how afighting unit can makethings to happen in thebest way possible evenin adverse conditions.It is time recogniseKargil War Heroes.

While briefing aboutthe war and it’s strate-gy, it was informed that30,000 personnel of In-dian Army were en-gaged with close coordi-nation and unified com-mand during the warOperation Vijay becamesuccessful and defeatedthe Pakistani Army.The Kargil War Heroesmust be remembered

A day toremember...

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on the Vijay Diwas dayof the historic war,which kept Pakistanpacking. Credit goes toArmy, Navy and the Airforce to mount an at-tack in a joint opera-tion. In the Tiger Hillattack in Jammu andKashmir ’s Drass-Kargil area, the airforce used the Mirage2000 aircraft and explo-sives were blown up ona ‘model hill’ to get up-per hand over our oldenemy and that is freshin our minds. In theKargil attack, one of theMirage 2000s show-cased the Spice bombcarrier. The bomb wasused in the Balakot airstrike in February.

Twenty years havegone by. On 26th July1999, Indian flag washoisted as Indian

army occupied KargilDrass sector on thesuccess of Mission Vi-jay. The victory wasnot an easy one, it wasmade up of sacrifice oflives of those 527 Indi-an soldiers who gavetheir lives for theirMotherland. It wasmade up of the tears ofa mother, who lost her

son; made up of thecries of a bride who wasnow a widow; made upof a child’s sadnesswho lost a father ’sshoulder to climb on,made up of a sister’sdead emotions who lostthe wrist she has al-ways tied rakhi on.Made up of the hardwork and sleepless

struggle of our braveand dedicated IndianArmy and their fami-lies.

On the occasion ofKargil Vijay Diwas(Victory at OperationVijay (1999), my saluteto the martyred onesduring this prestigiouswar. Always in remem-brance.

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JNPT revamps its website to make it user friendlyBy Tutu

NAVI MUMBAI: TheJNPT (JawaharlalNehru Port Trust)has revamped itsofficial website toprovide, better userinterface, readerfriendly format fordaily chart & up-dates, well definedsections with relevantand articulate infor-mation and easynavigation across allthe pages on thewebsite. The website(www.jnport.gov.in),in its new avatarmakes it easy andconvenient for usersto track any Portrelated informationquicker and withminimum hassle.

Sanjay Sethi,Chairman, JNPTsaid, “The corporatewebsite plays a veryimportant role in thepresent day dynamicbusiness environmentwherein we interactwith domestic andinternational playersalike, because veryoften the portal is thefirst point of contact

any prospective clientmakes with thebrand. So it is imper-ative that the portalexhibits the sameethos and appeal, asthat of thebrand.Secondly, thewebsite is also like alibrary of informationfor all our relevantstakeholders and theymust find the websiteeasy, convenient anduseful to source anyrelevant information.Hence we revampedour website to makeit more customer-friendly and also to

reflect the transfor-mational journeyunderway at JNPT”

The new portalexhibits a vibrantHomepage with clearsegregated sectionsfor daily updatesrelevant to Trade, keyhighlights of the Portand other Port relatedsecondary informa-tion. The top menubar carries definedsections highlightingthe Port services,projects and perfor-mance reports andother key elementslike sustainability

and CSR initiatives.The daily charts &updates are presentedin reader-friendlyformat and easy

understanding inorder to enhance theuser experience of theEXIM community.The overall website is

clean and simple tonavigate and is alsomobile friendly,allowing viewers touse the portal, whileon the go.

JNPT is celebrat-ing 30 years of glori-ous service to themaritime industryand has a slew ofinitiatives underwayto drive the next phaseof transformation ofthe Port. The newwebsite also reflectsthis new phase ofJNPT as it embarkson the next decade ofoperational excellenceas it endeavours to beamongst the bestPorts globally.

4 bronze. In this com-petition, 30 police forcewith 1250 policemenparticipated.

In order to improve

the skills of policeforce’s officers andworkers, AkhilBharatiya Kartavya

Melawa is being orga-nized since 2002. Spe-cial training is impart-ed in matter of scien-tific detection, comput-

er competition, policephotography, policevideography, etc.Those selected in this

are then given morespecial training. Dur-ing the training 40 po-lice officers and work-ers were chosen.

The medal winnersincluded Navi Mum-bai’s police inspectorNitin Gite (silver).

Maharashtra Police Squad stands...Cont. from pg. 1