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I have changed my old nameSushila Bansilal Devatwal tonew name Sushma Anil Naikvide Affidavit No. 2325/2015Dated 31.08.2015

JC-352063W SUB-V.BChaudhary in Army recordsmy daughter's dt of birth isre corded as 4/9/1999 whereasthe correct dt is 5/9/1999 &my son's dt of birth is re-corded as 25/10/1996 whereasthe correct dt is 8/11/1996vide affidavit no. 7173 dtd19/8/2015.

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I Mr. Ramchandra MahadevKoli declare that my wife'sname Paru Koli (Old name)to be changed as Sita Bai Ramchandra Koli (Newname) Here for the AffidavitNo. 688, Date - 26 Aug 2015

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Pune: The BRTS on the14.5km Sangvi-Kiwale corri-dor in Pimpri Chinchwad willbecome operational on Sep-tember 5. The civic adminis-tration is making all out ef-forts to complete the works atbus stations, signaling sys-tems and pedestrian cross-ings.

Unlike the Pune Munici-pal Corporation, which built apilot BRTS nine years back,the Pimpri Chinchwad Mu-nicipal Corporation has nosuch experience to bank on.However, the PCMC author-ities insist they won’t repeatthe mistakes committed bytheir Pune counterparts. TheBRTS corridor in Pimpri willprovide a link to the Mumbai-Pune expressway as well asthe Dehu Road-Katraj bypass.

The Pimpri ChinchwadBRTS has features similar tothe 7.1km Sangamwadi-Vish-rantwadi corridor in Pune,which was inaugurated lastSaturday.

All 21 bus stations have au-

tomatic doors which open af-ter the bus gets aligned withthe station. Installation ofdoors was in progress till lastweek. All bus stations have tel-evision screens which have apassenger information sys-tem displaying the bus route,arrival of the next bus andtheir frequency. Bus doorsopen on the right side of thebus station.

On Tuesday, some of thebus stations were gettingfreshly painted while otherswere being given final tou-ches. The work of installing atraffic signal was in progress at Ravet. Most otherworks related to pedestriansignals, traffic signals at im-portant junctions and pedes-trian crossings have beencompleted.

Unlike just a 7.1km stretchin Pune, the PCMC boasts of abigger corridor spanning14.5kms, which links theMumbai-Pune expressway aswell as the Dehu Road-Katrajbypass. Passengers alightingat Kiwale, either from Mum-bai or Satara, will find it easy

to reach areas of PimpriChinchwad or even in areas ofPune. Although the BRTS cor-ridor ends at Sangvi, busesplying on the route will gofrom Aundh, Universitychowk and Shivajinagar.

The route was earlier

starting point of the express-way is also at a distance ofnearly 300 meters from thespot.

The trial runs are on sincelast one month which in-cludes training of drivers,conductors and other staff

members. Traffic wardensand security guards have beendeployed at junctions and busstations. Mayor Shakuntala Dharadesaid the BRTS will cut downtravel time, congestion andpollution.

named Aundh-Ravet corridor,but the PCMC office-bearerssaid that it should be renamedthe Sangvi-Kiwale corridor asAundh falls in Pune city. At Ki-wale, there is a large bus ter-minal, just near the DehuRoad-Katraj bypass. The

Pimpri Chinchwad ready for BRTS

Balewadi Stadium

Sangvi

Kiwale

katraj-Dehu Road bypass

Mumbai-Pune Expressway

Gahunje

IMPORTANT ROUTES ä PMC Bhavan to Ravet (buses every 10 minutes)ä PMC Bhavan to Hinjewadiä Chinchwad to Mohannagarä Pune station to Hinjewadi-Krishnanagar-Thergaon, Nigdi (via Dange chowk)äWarje-Malwadi to Chinchwadä Katraj to Chinchwad &Dhayari to Nigdi(Feeder bus service at Kiwale for going to Kiwale village, Dehu Road station and Adarshnagar)

ä Former deputy CM Ajit Pawar to inaugurate the Sangvi-Kiwale corridor on Saturday ä Free bus rides on Saturday and Sunday

110The total number of buses plying on the route

ON THE SANGVI-KIWALE CORRIDOR

Total cost of road development

(excluding land acquisition)

`300cr

Manish UmbrajkarTIMES NEWS NETWORK

14.5km Sangvi-Kiwale Corridor To Be Thrown Open For Commuters On September 5

Pune: Memories of the timespent with the late architect,Charles Correa, who wasknown for his landmark de-signs, were shared at a gather-ing organised by the Dr Bhanu-ben Nanavati College ofArchitecture, which commem-orated Correa’s life on a day hewould have turned 85.

Young architect Rohit Pot-dar believes he “lost a father fig-ure” on June 16, the day Correapassed away. Potdar works forCharles Correa Associates,which was set up by the late ar-chitect and urban planner. “Ihad only started out and I wasfacing difficulty finding ahouse in Mumbai. Charlesspoke to people he knew andmanaged to find a place for mewithin a few days. He cared a lotfor everyone in the office, untilhis last days,” said Potdar.

People, who knew Correapersonally, including archi-

tects, students, as well as nu-merous clients and friends,were invited to share theirthoughts at the gathering.

The Inter-University Cen-tre for Astronomy and Astro-physics (IUCAA) auditoriumwas specially chosen as the ven-ue for the event since the cam-pus is hailed as one of Correa’sgreatest architectural designs.

Founding director of IU-

CAA, Dr Jayant Narlikar, de-scribed in vivid detail how Cor-rea came to be the architect ofan institute, which is now re-nowned throughout the worldof astronomy. “I was asked bythe University Grants Com-mission (UGC) to set up a cen-tre for astronomy and astro-physics and naturally I wantedthe flagship centre to be con-structed by an architect of re-

pute. Along with some of myfriends, I was apprehensivethat some of the bureaucratsfrom UGC might insist on thePublic Works Department(PWD) building the campus. Ul-timately, I was able to get a go-ahead when I proposed Cor-rea’s name as the architect,”Narlikar said.

The outgoing director ofthe IUCAA, Dr Ajit Kembhavi,remarked that he was perhapsone of Correa’s last clients. “Hehad, very recently, finished de-signing a new building on ourcampus. Its construction isscheduled to begin shortly. Cor-rea had a few objections tosome of the changes that theUGC officials had proposed andhe was aiming to stick to hisoriginal plan. Eventually, Cor-rea got his way and I informedhim. He was breathless andcould barely speak over thephone but he was enthusiasticabout the news. Five days later,he passed away,” Kembhavi re-called.

City architects, students relivememories of Charles Correa

(From left) Uday Gadkari, Jayant Narlikar and Sujit Patwardhan atthe function ‘Remembering Correa’ at the IUCAA auditorium

Sadanand Godse

ShiladityaPandit@timesgroup.comKolhapur: Senior police offi-

cers are hoping that investi-gations into the murder of vet-eran Kannada writer M MKalburgi will help them getsome new leads about thoseinvolved in the killing of ratio-nalist Govind Pansare.

The police have alreadysaid there were striking simi-larities in the attacks on Na-rendra Dabholkar, Pansareand Kalburgi; they are inves-tigating the Pansare case onthe same lines.

Meanwhile, two teams ofthe city police that visitedDharwad after Kalburgi’smurder have returned to Kol-hapur. Though the police areyet speak about the informa-tion the teams have gathered,they hope the details wouldhelp them speed up investiga-tions into the Pansare case.Besides, the police are also ex-pecting that the informationwill help them in nabbing theculprits who attacked Dab-holkar.

Sanjay Verma, inspec-tor general of KolhapurRange, said, “There aresome similarities betweenthe attacks on Pansare and

Kalburgi. This would defi-nitely give us some clues andhelp us zero in on some possi-bilities. Investigations intothe recent incident will helpus speed up the Pansare mur-der probe.”

“After we got to knowabout Kalburgi’s murder, weimmediately sent two teamsof policemen investigatingthe Pansare murder case toDharwad. The teams have re-turned. We will get additionalinformation about the inci-dent after communicatingwith the teams,” Verma said.

“Senior police officersfrom Belgaum have contactedus and we have shared neces-sary information with themregarding the Pansare mur-der case. We are communicat-ing with each other and aretrying to find out the similari-ties between both the cases,”he said. “The Kalburgi casehas been handed over to theCBI, but the Dharwad policewill probe it on its own. We arein touch with them and willshare info,” he added.

‘Kalburgi probe mayhelp Pansare case’

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