+ + C M Y K Regn. No. 34190/75 No. 335 Port Blair, Sunday December 16, 2018 Web: dt.andaman.gov.in Rs. 3.00 Pages 4 Rain or thundershower likely to occur at few places. Maximum and Minimum temperature will be around 30°C and 26°C respectively on Sunday 16/12/2018 Maximum Temperature (°C) of Date : 30.0 Minimum Temperature (°C) of Date : 27.2 Relative Humidity(%) at 0830 IST 072 Relative Humidity(%) at 1730 IST 097 Sunrise Time for tomorrow(in IST): 0530 Sunset Time for tomorrow(in IST): 1657 Rainfall upto 0830 hrs of date (last 24 hrs) in mm: 000.3 Rainfall upto 1730 hrs of date in mm: 005.7 Rainfall (Progressive total from 1st January 18, 3396.5 upto 0830 hrs (of date) in mm T e l e g ra m s he Daily The Largest Circulating Daily of A&N Islands C M Y K Port Blair, Dec.15 Under the influence of Deep Depression over Southwest and adjoining Southeast Bay of Bengal, the sea condition is likely to be very rough over southwest & adjoining southeast Bay of Bengal. Fishermen are advised not to venture into west central & adjoining southwest Bay of Bengal and along & off Andhra Pradesh, north Deep Depression over Bay of Bengal; Fishermen cautioned Port Blair, Dec.15 The Secretary (Tourism), A&N Administration, Shri Yashpal Garg in a letter addressed to the Station Managers of Air India, Go Air, Spicejet, Vistara and Indigo, Port Blair, a copy of which has been forwarded to the press, has requested for waiving off rescheduling/ cancellation charges of air tickets for tourists stranded in the Isles due to bad weather over A&N Islands. The letter states that the Andaman and Nicobar Inclement weather conditions in A&N Islands Tourism Secretary urges airlines to waive off rescheduling/cancellation charges of air tickets for stranded tourists Islands is under influence of depression in Bay of Bengal, w.e.f Dec 13, 2018, due to which, the Islands are experiencing strong winds and high tides throughout the day. Such situation is expected to continue till Dec. 16, 2018. The Secretary further mentioned that a few hundred tourists are on visit to outer Islands which are connected to Port Blair by sea ferry services. Due to bad weather, the ferry services to and from the outer Islands have been disrupted. Though, the Shipping Department is making all out sincere efforts, to bring back the tourists from the outer islands, but due to inclement weather, the efforts are getting delayed. Hence, many tourists may not be able to avail their flights departing to mainland from Port Blair and would require rescheduling/cancellation of their flight tickets because of the circumstances beyond their control, the letter added. In view of these extraordinary circumstances, the Secretary (Tourism) has urged the airlines that the rescheduling/ cancellation charges for tourists may be waived off and they may be accommodated in alternative flights on priority. In response to the request, all airlines (except Air India) are allowing the rescheduling of air tickets free of cost. Air India is waiting for a decision from their Head Quarters and will make the refunds thereafter. Tamilnadu & Puducherry coasts on Dec 16 & 17, 2018. Distant Cautionary Signal No I is kept hoisted at Port Blair port. The general public have been advised to take precautionary measures and in case of any emergency, they may contact in the following phone numbers of State Control Room, District Control Room and Emergency Operation Centres viz. State Control Room: 03192- 238880 (Tele- Fax), 1077(Helpline), District Control Room: 03192- 238881, 1070(Helpline), EOC (Campbell Bay): 03193- 264020, EOC (Kamorta): 03193-263222, EOC (N&M): 03192-262960, EOC (Hut Bay): 03192-284014, EOC (Car Nicobar): 03193-265241, EOC (Havelock): 03192- 282030, EOC (Ferrargunj): 03192-266527, a communication said. Port Blair, Dec 15 Under the management of State Health Society, National Tobacco Control Programme, Port Blair, an awareness-cum- sensitization programme on 'harmful effects by consumption of tobacco on human health' was organized in the auditorium of Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School here recently. The Nodal Officer, National Tobacco Control Students sensitized on harmful effects of tobacco Programme, A&N Islands, Dr. Avijit Roy enlightened the students on the harmful effects of tobacco consumption on human body and its ill-effects for the family economically. He also highlighted about other related diseases like oral cancer, heart & lung cancer. Dr. Roy also enumerated the various services available in the Counseling Center of Port Blair, Dec.15 The Coast Guard Kindergarten School organized a fancy dress competition recently, reflecting contemporary trends as well as the traditional values of the nation. A tastefully decorated stage came alive with children coming forward in beautiful attire representing various theme categories. Smti Mohita Pathak, President Coast Coast Guard KG school organizes fancy dress competition Guard Wives Welfare Association appreciated all tiny tots & presented trophies & prize to the winners and all participants, a communication said. New Delhi, Dec 15 India and France have agreed on deepening their strategic partnership through cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, civil nuclear, defence and security, space, trade and economic sectors. External Affairs Minister Smti Sushma Swaraj and French Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Mr Jean-Yves Le Drian met in New Delhi today. In a joint press briefing after holding India, France agree to work together in several areas including climate change delegation level talks, Smti Swaraj said India and France have agreed to fight terrorism jointly. The Minister added that the two countries are working together in several areas including climate change. She said bilateral trade should be increased between the two sides. Smti. Swaraj thanked France for supporting India's bid for a membership of Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) and United Nations Security Council (UNSC). Speaking on the occasion, New Delhi, Dec 15 Vice President Shri M Venkaiah Naidu has appealed all political parties to ensure that the Parliament functions effectively and to evolve a code of conduct for their members. Speaking after giving away Lokmat Parliamentary Awards 2018 in New Delhi recently, Shri Naidu Said, the code of conduct will ensure the stature of Parliament and parliamentarians and will reinforce people's trust in the sacred institution. He expressed concern over disruptions caused by unruly behavior of a few members and pointed out that people were not Vice President urges political parties to ensure smooth functioning of Parliament appreciative of such behavior. Shri Naidu said people while electing public representatives should give preference to those who possess character, good conduct, caliber and capacity. He said, unfortunately, four other Cs-cash, community, caste and criminality are getting precedence at times. Shri Naidu presented awards to nine MPs, including Lifetime Achievement Awards to Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi and Shri Sharad Pawar. Port Blair, Dec.15 The NHIDCL (National Highways Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited) under Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), Govt. of India is engaged in rehabilitation of NH-4 in Andaman Islands. On Dec 12, exhaust of the Decanter of the Hot Mix Plant of one of the Contractor M/s Jandu Construction Company, Haryana went choked due to bursting of the decanter which burnt seven contractors personnel on Dec 13, 2018.All injured persons were admitted to GB Pant Hospital, Port Blair. Observing the serious condition of four persons, the General Manager (Project) of NHIDCL decided to send them to mainland for better treatment. Due to refusal by commercial airlines to carry burnt cases and on account of procedural delay, he sought help from Managing Director of NHIDCL Shri Nagendra Nath Sinha and MP, A&N Islands, Shri Bishnu Pada Ray, who co-ordinated with Ministry of Defense. Accordingly, the Air Ambulance of Indian Air Force airlifted four injured Workers engaged in NH-4 evacuated to Kolkata by Indian Air Force Awareness progr. on PMEGP held at Katchal Port Blair, Dec.15 The District Industries Centre, A&N Administration in association with ANSCB, Departments of Agriculture, AH&VS, Fisheries, NYK Sanghtan, SRO, Katchal and Tribal Council organized an awareness-cum- motivational campaign on Prime Ministers Employment Generation Scheme (PMEGP) and other Govt. sponsored schemes of Line Departments of A & N Administration at Katchal Island yesterday. Addressing the participants, the Assistant Port Blair, Dec.15 Acting on a credible information regarding transportation of venison from Mayabunder to Billiground on Dec 14, the Police team of PS Billiground seized 50 Kgs of Venison under the relevant sections of Wild Life Act 1972 which was being transported from Port Blair, Dec.15 A fleet of five Indian Coast Guard ships evacuated 308 tourists from Havelock Island till 6.30 pm today, including 80 foreign nationals, stranded in Havelock and Neil Islands due to cyclonic weather since Dec.14. On receipt of request from A&N Administration, Indian Coast Guard immediately pressed into service a fleet of five ships to both Islands for evacuation of stranded tourists which were required to board flights to Indian Coast Guard evacuates stranded tourists from Havelock & Neil mainland. The ships berthed at Havelock Island & Neil Island and tourists were embarked on board in coordination with civil administration. Altogether, 308 tourists have been evacuated by ICG Ships, Aruna Asaf Ali, Rajshree and one IB from the Havelock islands and brought to Port Blair till 7 pm. Among those rescued included 80 foreigners. The tourists were disembarked at Haddo Jetty, Port Blair, wherein Andaman & Nicobar Administration made necessary arrangements. Post disembarkation of tourists, Coast Guard ships have headed back to both Islands for further assistance to stranded tourists. Tourists from Neil are being evacuated by two Coast Guard Ships, Approx 100 Tourists are enroute and heading to Port Blair onboard both ships. The evacuation of tourists has once again demonstrated ICG's commitment in support of the A&N Administration towards the safety and wellbeing of tourists/ Islanders, a communication from Indian Coast Guard said. Port Blair, Dec 15 With an objective to provide opportunity to young minds to create something new and showcase their talent and potential, the Department of Education will be organizing 'State Level Exhibition' 'Gyanodaya', 2018-19' in collaboration with Department of Science and Technology, Port Blair and NCERT, New Delhi. It will be held on Dec. 17 and 18, 2018 in the auditorium of Govt. Girls Senior Secondary School, Port Blair. Students and teachers from all nine educational zones (i.e., Campbell Bay to Diglipur) along with the selected projects from the Zonal level Exhibition will be participating in this exhibition. The Secretary (Education), Shri D. Manikandan will be the chief guest and inaugurate the exhibition on Dec.17 at 10 am. The exhibition will remain open for students from 2 to 4 pm and for public, it will State Level Exhibition 'Gyanodaya' on Dec 17 & 18 Venison seized by Billiground Police Webi, Mayabunder to Billiground by a Maruti Omni bearing Regn. No. AN-01 M-1984. Later the driver Saw John Smith 36, S/o Shri Saw Eythow and his accomplice Jonit Rohdes, 19, S/o Shri Saw Eythow, both R/o Webi, Mayabunder along with the seized venison and Port Blair, Dec.15 Due to prevailing adverse weather conditions, the operation of passenger vessels of the Directorate of Shipping Services as well as private vessels to various Islands, has been suspended since Dec 14, 2018. This has lead to stranding of passengers, especially in the tourist destinations like Neil Island and Havelock Island. As per reports, large number of tourists are stranded both at Neil and Havelock Islands, and many of these tourists are holding return flight tickets from Port Blair to their respective places. Though, the vessels of DSS made several attempts on Dec 14 as well as on 15, to sail to Havelock and Neil Island, all efforts went futile due to unfavourable weather conditions. At last, in the late afternoon of Dec 15, the vessel MV Coral Queen, in extreme difficult weather conditions, succeeded in carrying out voyage to Havelock Island and by virtue of above sailing, around 450 tourists, with due priority to those who are holding the flight tickets for the next day, were evacuated DSS evacuates 450 tourists from Havelock Island; to deploy more boats to Neil & Havelock today Date Name of vessel Capacity Route Time of Departure from PB Time of Departure From HL / Neil 16.12.2018 MV Bambooka 150 pax PB to HL 0400 Hrs 0630 Hrs 16.12.2018 MV North Passage 150 pax PB to Neil 0400 Hrs 0600 Hrs 16.12.2018 MV Rani Lakshmi 100 pax PB to Neil 0410 Hrs 0615 Hrs 16.12.2018 MV Rani Changa 100 pax PB to Neil 0420 Hrs 0630 Hrs 16.12.2018 MV Coral Queen 450 pax PB to HL 0500 Hrs 0830 Hrs from Havelock Island, as an interim measure. Further, in order to evacuate remaining tourists from Havelock and Neil Islands, the Shipping Directorate has made arrangements of additional sorties, which are as follows :- The Directorate of Shipping Services is fully committed to render its services during such exigencies however, with due regards to safety and security of passengers on board, a communication from the Deputy Director (SS) said. (Contd. on last page) (Contd. on last page) (Contd. on last page) (Contd. on last page) (Contd. on last page) (Contd. on last page)
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Regn. No. 34190/75 No. 335 Port Blair, Sunday December 16, 2018 Web: dt.andaman.gov.in Rs. 3.00 Pages 4
Rain or thundershower likely to
occur at few places. Maximum andMinimum temperature will bearound 30°C and 26°C respectively on Sunday 16/12/2018
Maximum Temperature (°C) of Date : 30.0Minimum Temperature (°C) of Date : 27.2
Relative Humidity(%) at 0830 IST 072
Relative Humidity(%) at 1730 IST 097Sunrise Time for tomorrow(in IST): 0530
Sunset Time for tomorrow(in IST): 1657
Rainfall upto 0830 hrs of date (last 24 hrs) in mm: 000.3Rainfall upto 1730 hrs of date in mm: 005.7
Rainfall (Progressive total from 1st January 18, 3396.5 upto
0830 hrs (of date) in mm
Te l e g ra m she Daily
The Largest Circulating Daily of A&N Islands
C M Y K
Port Blair, Dec.15
Under the influence of
Deep Depression over
Southwest and adjoining
Southeast Bay of Bengal,
the sea condition is likely
to be very rough over
southwest & adjoining
southeast Bay of Bengal.
Fishermen are advised not
to venture into west central
& adjoining southwest Bay
of Bengal and along & off
Andhra Pradesh, north
Deep Depression over Bay of Bengal;
Fishermen cautioned
Port Blair, Dec.15
The Secretary (Tourism),
A&N Administration, Shri
Yashpal Garg in a letter
addressed to the Station
Managers of Air India, Go
Air, Spicejet, Vistara and
Indigo, Port Blair, a copy
of which has been
forwarded to the press,
has requested for waiving
off rescheduling/
cancellation charges of air
tickets for tourists
stranded in the Isles due
to bad weather over A&N
Islands.
The letter states that the
Andaman and Nicobar
Inclement weather conditions in A&N Islands
Tourism Secretary urges airlines to waive offrescheduling/cancellation charges of air
tickets for stranded touristsIslands is under influence
of depression in Bay of
Bengal, w.e.f Dec 13, 2018,
due to which, the Islands
are experiencing strong
winds and high tides
throughout the day. Such
situation is expected to
continue till Dec. 16, 2018.
The Secretary further
mentioned that a few
hundred tourists are on
visit to outer Islands which
are connected to Port
Blair by sea ferry services.
Due to bad weather, the
ferry services to and from
the outer Islands have been
disrupted. Though, the
Shipping Department is
making all out sincere
efforts, to bring back the
tourists from the outer
islands, but due to
inclement weather, the
efforts are getting delayed.
Hence, many tourists may
not be able to avail their
flights departing to
mainland from Port Blair
and would require
rescheduling/cancellation
of their flight tickets
because of the
circumstances beyond
their control, the letter
added.
In view of these
e x t r a o r d i n a r y
circumstances, the
Secretary (Tourism) has
urged the airlines that the
rescheduling/ cancellation
charges for tourists may be
waived off and they may be
accommodated in
alternative flights on
priority.
In response to the request,
all airlines (except Air India)
are allowing the
rescheduling of air tickets
free of cost. Air India is
waiting for a decision from
their Head Quarters and
will make the refunds
thereafter.
Tamilnadu & Puducherry
coasts on Dec 16 & 17, 2018.
Distant Cautionary Signal
No I is kept hoisted at Port
Blair port. The general public
have been advised to take
precautionary measures and
in case of any emergency,
they may contact in the
following phone numbers of
State Control Room, District
Control Room and
Emergency Operation
Centres viz. State Control
Room: 03192- 238880 (Tele-
Fax), 1077(Helpline), District
Control Room: 03192-
238881, 1070(Helpline), EOC
(Campbell Bay): 03193-
264020, EOC (Kamorta):
03193-263222, EOC (N&M):
03192-262960, EOC (Hut
Bay): 03192-284014, EOC
(Car Nicobar): 03193-265241,
EOC (Havelock): 03192-
282030, EOC (Ferrargunj):
03192-266527, a
communication said.
Port Blair, Dec 15
Under the management
of State Health Society,
National Tobacco Control
Programme, Port Blair, an
a w a r e n e s s - c u m -
sensitization programme
on 'harmful effects by
consumption of tobacco
on human health' was
organized in the
auditorium of Govt. Girls Sr.
Sec. School here recently.
The Nodal Officer,
National Tobacco Control
Students sensitized on
harmful effects of tobaccoProgramme, A&N Islands,
Dr. Avijit Roy enlightened
the students on the
harmful effects of tobacco
consumption on human
body and its ill-effects for
the family economically. He
also highlighted about
other related diseases like
oral cancer, heart & lung
cancer. Dr. Roy also
enumerated the various
services available in the
Counseling Center of
Port Blair, Dec.15
The Coast Guard
Kindergarten School
organized a fancy dress
competition recently,
reflecting contemporary
trends as well as the
traditional values of the
nation. A tastefully
decorated stage came alive
with children coming
forward in beautiful attire
representing various theme
categories. Smti Mohita
Pathak, President Coast
Coast Guard KG school organizes fancy dress competition
Guard Wives Welfare
Association appreciated all
tiny tots & presented
trophies & prize to the
winners and all participants,
a communication said.
New Delhi, Dec 15
India and France have
agreed on deepening their
strategic partnership
through cooperation in the
Indo-Pacific, civil nuclear,
defence and security,
space, trade and economic
sectors.
External Affairs Minister
Smti Sushma Swaraj and
French Minister for Europe
and Foreign Affairs Mr
Jean-Yves Le Drian met in
New Delhi today. In a joint
press briefing after holding
India, France agree to work together in
several areas including climate change
delegation level talks, Smti
Swaraj said India and
France have agreed to fight
terrorism jointly.
The Minister added that
the two countries are
working together in several
areas including climate
change. She said bilateral
trade should be increased
between the two sides.
Smti. Swaraj thanked
France for supporting
India's bid for a
membership of Nuclear
Suppliers Group (NSG) and
United Nations Security
Council (UNSC).
Speaking on the occasion,
New Delhi, Dec 15
Vice President Shri M
Venkaiah Naidu has
appealed all political parties
to ensure that the Parliament
functions effectively and to
evolve a code of conduct for
their members. Speaking
after giving away Lokmat
Parliamentary Awards 2018
in New Delhi recently, Shri
Naidu Said, the code of
conduct will ensure the
stature of Parliament and
parliamentarians and will
reinforce people's trust in the
sacred institution. He
expressed concern over
disruptions caused by
unruly behavior of a few
members and pointed out
that people were not
Vice President urges political parties to
ensure smooth functioning of Parliament
appreciative of such
behavior. Shri Naidu said
people while electing
public representatives
should give preference to
those who possess
character, good conduct,
caliber and capacity. He
said, unfortunately, four
other Cs-cash, community,
caste and criminality are
getting precedence at
times. Shri Naidu presented
awards to nine MPs,
including Lifetime
Achievement Awards to Dr.
Murli Manohar Joshi and
Shri Sharad Pawar.
Port Blair, Dec.15
The NHIDCL (National
Highways Infrastructure
Development Corporation
Limited) under Ministry of
Road Transport and
Highways (MoRTH), Govt.
of India is engaged in
rehabilitation of NH-4 in
Andaman Islands. On Dec
12, exhaust of the Decanter
of the Hot Mix Plant of one
of the Contractor M/s
Jandu Construction
Company, Haryana went
choked due to bursting of
the decanter which burnt
seven contractors
personnel on Dec 13,
2018.All injured persons
were admitted to GB Pant
Hospital, Port Blair.
Observing the serious
condition of four persons,
the General Manager
(Project) of NHIDCL
decided to send them to
mainland for better
treatment. Due to refusal by
commercial airlines to carry
burnt cases and on
account of procedural
delay, he sought help from
Managing Director of
NHIDCL Shri Nagendra
Nath Sinha and MP, A&N
Islands, Shri Bishnu Pada
Ray, who co-ordinated with
Ministry of Defense.
Accordingly, the Air
Ambulance of Indian Air
Force airlifted four injured
Workers engaged in NH-4 evacuated
to Kolkata by Indian Air Force
Awareness progr.
on PMEGP held
at KatchalPort Blair, Dec.15
The District Industries
Centre, A&N
Administration in
association with ANSCB,
Departments of
Agriculture, AH&VS,
Fisheries, NYK Sanghtan,
SRO, Katchal and Tribal
Council organized an
a w a r e n e s s - c u m -
motivational campaign on
Prime Ministers
Employment Generation
Scheme (PMEGP) and other
Govt. sponsored schemes
of Line Departments of A
& N Administration at
Katchal Island yesterday.
Addressing the
participants, the Assistant
Port Blair, Dec.15
Acting on a credible
information regarding
transportation of venison
from Mayabunder to
Billiground on Dec 14, the
Police team of PS
Billiground seized 50 Kgs
of Venison under the
relevant sections of Wild
Life Act 1972 which was
being transported from
Port Blair, Dec.15
A fleet of five
Indian Coast Guard ships
evacuated 308 tourists
from Havelock Island till
6.30 pm today, including 80
foreign nationals, stranded
in Havelock and Neil
Islands due to cyclonic
weather since Dec.14. On
receipt of request from
A&N Administration,
Indian Coast Guard
immediately pressed into
service a fleet of five ships
to both Islands for
evacuation of stranded
tourists which were
required to board flights to
Indian Coast Guard evacuates stranded
tourists from Havelock & Neil
mainland.
The ships berthed at
Havelock Island & Neil
Island and tourists were
embarked on board in
coordination with civil
administration. Altogether,
308 tourists have been
evacuated by ICG Ships,
Aruna Asaf Ali, Rajshree
and one IB from the
Havelock islands and
brought to Port Blair till 7
pm. Among those rescued
included 80 foreigners.
The tourists were
disembarked at Haddo
Jetty, Port Blair, wherein
Andaman & Nicobar
Administration made
necessary arrangements.
Post disembarkation of
tourists, Coast Guard ships
have headed back to both
Islands for further
assistance to stranded
tourists. Tourists from Neil
are being evacuated by
two Coast Guard Ships,
Approx 100 Tourists are
enroute and heading to
Port Blair onboard both
ships.
The evacuation of tourists
has once again
demonstrated ICG's
commitment in support of
the A&N Administration
towards the safety and
wellbeing of tourists/
Islanders, a communication
from Indian Coast Guard
said.
Port Blair, Dec 15
With an objective to
provide opportunity to
young minds to create
something new and
showcase their talent and
potential, the Department
of Education will be
organizing 'State Level
Exhibition' 'Gyanodaya',
2018-19' in collaboration
with Department of Science
and Technology, Port Blair
and NCERT, New Delhi. It
will be held on Dec. 17 and
18, 2018 in the auditorium
of Govt. Girls Senior
Secondary School, Port
Blair. Students and
teachers from all nine
educational zones (i.e.,
Campbell Bay to Diglipur)
along with the selected
projects from the Zonal
level Exhibition will be
participating in this
exhibition.
The Secretary (Education),
Shri D. Manikandan will be
the chief guest and
inaugurate the exhibition
on Dec.17 at 10 am.
The exhibition will remain
open for students from 2 to
4 pm and for public, it will
State Level Exhibition 'Gyanodaya' on Dec 17 & 18Venison seized by Billiground PoliceWebi, Mayabunder to
The Directorate of Shipping Services is fully committed to render its services during
such exigencies however, with due regards to safety and security of passengers on
board, a communication from the Deputy Director (SS) said.
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Khelo India scheme has brought
a revolution of sports: RathoreNew Delhi, Dec 15
Minister of Youth Affairs and
Sports, Col Rajyavardhan
Rathore today said the sports
environment in the country has
vastly changed for the better.
Speaking at the closing
ceremony of All India Police
Athletics Championship in New
Delhi, the Minister said NDA
government's Khelo India
scheme has brought a
revolution of sports in the
nation.
He added that 1000 young
MV Coral Queen will sail for Car Nicobar on 16.12.2018 (Sun) at 1700
Hrs from Haddo wharf and will sail for Port Blair 17.12.2018 (Mon) at
1500 Hrs from Car Nicobar.
Due to Administrative reason the scheduled sailing of MV Campbell
Bay for Campbell Bay via Nancowry on 18.12.2018 (Tue)has been
revised. Now the vessel will sail for Campbell Bay via Nancowry on
19.12.2018 at 1000 Hrs from Haddo Wharf and will sail back to Port
Blair on 21.12.2018 (Fri) at 0900 Hrs from Campbell Bay via
Nancowry.
MV Bharat Seema will sail for Car Nicobar via Hut Bay on 21.12.2018
(Fri) at 1700 Hrs from Haddo wharf and will sail for Port Blair 22.12.2018
(Sat) at 1500 Hrs from Car Nicobar via same route. Passenger tickets
for the above sailing will be issued to the general public from 19.12.2018
(Wed) at 0900 Hrs STARS Ticketing Counters. Similarly Similarly
booking of excess baggage will commence from 19.12.2018 (Wed) at
between 0900 Hrs to 1200 Hrs at Commercial Wing. Excess baggage
other than declared quantity will not be allowed.
LITTLE ANDAMAN
Due to Technical reasons and adverse weather conditions, the vessel
MV Dering which was scheduled to sail to Hut Bay on 15.12.2018 and
return on 16.12.2018, was concelled. Passengers holding the tickets of
the above sailing are advised to avail the sailing of MV Dering , which
is scheduled to Hut Bay on 17.12.2018 and return on 18.12.2018 from
Hut Bay . Similarly, passenger those who are holding the ticket of MV
Dering to Hut Bay on 17.12.2018 and return on 18.12.2018 may avail
the sailing of MV Campbell Bay which is scheduled to sail to Hut Bay
on 18.12.2018 at 0600 Hrs and return on the same day at 1300 Hrs
from Hut Bay.
MV Dering will sail for Hut Bay on 17.12.2018 (Mon) at 0615 Hrs
from Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on 18.12.2018 (Tue) at
0615 Hrs from Hut Bay .
MV Campbell Baywill sail for Hut Bay on 18.12.2018 ( Tue) at 0600
Hrs from Haddo Wharf and will sail back for Port Blair on the same day
at 1300 Hrs from Hut Bay . Passengers ticket for the above sailing will
issued to the general public from 17.12.2018 (Mon) from 1000 Hrs.
MV Dering will sail for Hut Bay on 19.12.2018 (Wed) at 0615 Hrs from
Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on 20.12.20018 (Thus) at
0615 Hrs from Hut Bay .
MV Dering will sail for Hut Bay on 22.12.2018 (Sat) at 0615 Hrs from
Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at 2000 Hrs
from Hut Bay .
16.12.2018 (SUNDAY)
HAVELOCK & NEIL ISLAND
MV North Passage will now sail for Havelock on 16.12.2018 (Sun) at
0900 Hrs instead of 0620 Hrs from Phoneix Bay jetty and will sail for
Port Blair on the same day at 1130 Hrs instead of 0900 Hrs from
Havelock.
MV Rani Lakshmi will now sail for Havelock on 16.12.2018 (Sun) at
0900 Hrs Hrs from Phoneix Bay jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the
same day at 1130 Hrs from Havelock.
MV Rani Changa will now sail for Neil Island on 16.12.2018 (Sun) at
0900 Hrs instead 0630 Hrs of from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for
Port Blair on the same day at 1100 Hrs instead of 0845 Hrs from Neil
Island.
MV Bambooka will sail for Havelock on 16.12.2018 (Sun) at 1100 Hrs
from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at
1330 Hrs from Havelock via Neil Island.
MV Rani Changa will sail for Havelock on 16.12.2018 (Sun) at 1400
Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail back to Port Blair on the
same day at 1430 Hrs from Havelock
MV North Passage will sail for Havelock on 16.12.2018 (Sun) at 1415
Hrs from Phoneix Bay jetty and wil sail for Port Bliar on the same day
at 1645 Hrs from Havelock.
MV Rani Lakshmi will sail for Neil on 16.12.2018 (sun) at 1415 Hrs
from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at
1615 Hrs.
BARATANG
Due to inclement weather condition the scheduled sailing of MV Rani
Changa for Baratang on 16.12.2018 (Sun) at 0600 Hrs from Phoenix
Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair at 1330 Hrs from Baratang via
Havelock has been cancelled. Passenger those who have purchased
the ticket of MV Rani Changa for the above voyage may cancel their
ticket and get refunded from STARS Ticketing Counter / CSC's.
17.12.2018 (MONDAY)
HAVELOCK & NEIL ISLAND
MV North Passage sail for Havelock on 17.12.2018 (Mon) at 0620 Hrs
from Phoenix Bay and will sail Port blair on the same day at 0900 Hrs
from Havelock.
MV Bambooka for Neil Island on 17.12.2018 (Mon) at 0630 Hrs. from
Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at 0845
Hrs from Neil Island.
MV Bambooka will sail for Neil Island on 17.12.2018 (Mon) at 1100
Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day
at 1600 Hrs from Neil Island.
MV Bambooka will sail for Havelock on 17.12.2018 (Mon) at 1300
Hrs from Neil Island Jetty and will sail back to Neil Island on the same
day at 1430 Hrs from Havelock.
MV North Passage will sail for Havelock on 17.12.2018 (Mon) at 1400
Hrs from Phoenix Bay and will sail Port blair on the same day at 1630
Hrs from Havelock.
BARATANG
MV Rani Lakshmi will sail for Baratang on 17.12.2018 (Mon) at 0600
Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair at. 1330 Hrs
from Baratang via Havelock. Advance passenger Tickets for the above
sailing will be issued to general public from IP&T, Ticketing Counter.
Balance ticket if any shall however be issued from STAR Ticketing
counter, 02 days prior to the sailing.
RANGAT & DIGLIPUR
MV Strait Island will sail for Rangat via Neil, Havelock, Kadamtala
and Long Island on 17.12.2018 (Mon) at 0615 Hrs from Phoenix Bay
Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on 18.12.2018 (Tue) at 0615 Hrs from
Rangat via same route.
LITTLE ANDAMAN
MV Dering will sail for Hut Bay on 17.12.2018 (Mon) at 0615 Hrs
from Haddo Wharf and will sail for Port Blair on 18.12.2018 (Tue) at0615 Hrs from Hut Bay18.12.2018 (Tuesday)HAVELOCK & NEIL ISLANDMV Bambooka will sail for Havelock on 18.12.2018 (Tue) at 0620 Hrsfrom Phoenix Bay jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at0900 Hrs from Havelock. MV Rani Changa will sail for Havelock on 18.12.2018 (Tue) at 0620Hrs from Phoenix Bay jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same dayat 0900 Hrs from HavelockMV North Passage will sail for Neil Island on 18.12.2018 (Tue) at 0630Hrs. from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the sameday at 0845 Hrs from Neil Island.MV North Passage will sail for Neil Island on 18.12.2018 (Tue) at 1100Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same dayat 1600 Hrs from Neil Island.MV North Passage will sail for Havelock on 18.12.2018 (Tue) at 1300Hrs from Neil Island Jetty and will sail back to Neil Island on the sameday at 1430 Hrs from Havelock.MV Bambooka will sail Havelock on 18.12.2018 (Tue) at 1400 Hrsfrom Phoenix Bay jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same day at
1630 Hrs.
SEVA SUCHNAYEIN
ALL THE SAILINGS ARE SUBJECT TO WEATHER CONDITIONS
Port Blair, Dec.15
The Entrance Exam of
Indira Gandhi National
Open University for
admission into
Management Programme
(MBA) and Bachelor of
Education (B.Ed) will be
held on Dec 16, 2018. For
Andaman & Nicobar
Islands, the entrance test
Port Blair, Dec.15
The Institution of
Engineers (India) (IEI) as
mandated by International
Professional Engineers
Agreement (IPEA) and
being its full member
certify the Competence of
Engineers by way of
granting of International
Professional Engineer
Certification known as Int.
PE (India). The interested
sports persons will be chosen under Khelo India every year and given scholarships for their
training.
PV Sindhu storms into title clash
of World Tour FinalsGuangzhou, Dec 15
Rio Olympics Silver medalist PV
Sindhu has stormed into the
summit clash of Badminton World
Federation (BWF) World Tour
Finals at Guangzhou in China.
In the semi-finals this morning,
Sindhu defeated Thailand's
Ratchanok Intanon, in straight
games, 21-16, 25-23. Sindhu
will face Japanese Nozomi
Okuhara tomorrow for the
season-ending title. Okuhara
had defeated compatriot Akane
Yamaguchi, 21-17, 21-14 in the
first semi-final.
India vs Australia, 2nd Test Day 2: Virat Kohli, Ajinkya
Rahane's fifties take India to 172-3 at stumpsPerth, Dec 15
After India lost their openers
cheaply, skipper Virat Kohli
struck a blistering unbeaten
knock of 82 runs and he was
well-supported by Ajinkya
Rahane who showcased a
brilliant batting display to help
the visitors reach the score of
172-3 at stumps on the second
day of the second Test at the
Perth Stadium on Saturday.
In reply to Australia's first-
innings total of 326, India got
off to a worst possible start to
their innings as they lost
openers KL Rahul (two) and
Murali Vijay (duck) inside eight
runs. First drop Cheteshwar
Pujara (24) along with skipper
Virat Kohli then combined to
steady India's innings as the
duo notched up a crucial 74-
run partnership for the third
wicket before the former was
caught behind the stumps by
Australian skipper Tim Paine
off Mitchell Starc's delivery.
Kohli, who also struck his 20th
Test half-century during the
innings, then joined forces with
Rahane and shared a huge 90-
run stand between them to put
India in a decent position at the
end of the second day's play.
At stumps, Kohli and Rahane
were standing strong at their
respective scores of 82 and 51,
with India trailing by 154 runs
with seven wickets in hand.
Mitchell Starc bagged two
wickets while conceding 42
runs, while Josh Hazlewood
also chipped in with a wicket.
Earl ier, resuming at the
overnight score of 277-6,
Paine and Pat Cummins failed
to survive for long and were
dismissed for 38 and 19,
respectively. Australia lost their
last four wickets for 16 runs.
Opener Marcus Harris was the
top scorer for Australia with 70
runs, while Travis Head (58),
Shaun Marsh (45) and Aaron
Finch (50) also made significant
contributions.
Ishant Sharma was the pick of
the bowlers for India for his
figures of four for 41. Jasprit
Bumrah, Umesh Yadav and
Hanuma Vihari all finished with
two wickets each in Australia's
first innings.
Death mournedPort Blair, Dec.15
The Member of Parliament,
A&N Islands, Shri Bishnu
Pada Ray has condoled the
death of Shri Rakesh Ram,
HGC, PBND, APWD, Port
Blair, S/o Late Bhasat Ram
elder brother of Shri
Dheeraj Ram, Mondal
President, BJP, who passed
away at G.B.Pant Hospital
yesterday after a prolong
treatment.
Port Blair, Dec 15
The last date for
submission of claim/
objection, if any, in respect
of the provisional list of
eligible and ineligible
candidates to fill up the
vacant posts of Junior
Engineer in the Pay Band/
Pay Scale Level-6 (Rs.
35400-112400) (Revised)/
PB- Rs.9300-34800 with
Grade Pay Rs. 4200 (Pre-
revised) has further been
extended up to Dec. 21,
2018 by 4.30 pm, to be
submitted to the Assistant
Director (Admn.),
Electricity Department,
Port Blair.
Further, the applicants
have been informed that
any certificate/ document
Last date for submission of claim/
objection for recruitment of JE in
Electricity Deptt. extended
Port Blair, Dec.15
Due to prevailing cyclonic
weather conditions, the
scheduled sailing of MV
Nancowry to Chennai via
Nancowry and Campbell
Bay on 15.12.2018 at 10 am
Hrs from Port Blair has
been revised. Now the
vessel MV Nancowry will
sail to Chennai directly,
instead of via Nancowry
and Campbell Bay on
17.12.2018 at 10 am from
Port Blair. The vessel, as
Port Blair, Dec.15
Due to Technical reasons
and adverse weather
conditions, the vessel MV
Dering which was
scheduled to sail to Hut
Bay on 15.12.2018 and
return on 16.12.2018, was
concelled. Passengers
holding the tickets of the
above sailing are advised
to avail the sailing of MV
Dering, which is scheduled
to Hut Bay on 17.12.2018
and return on 18.12.2018
Sailing of MV Dering rescheduledfrom Hut Bay. Similarly,
passenger those who are
holding the ticket of MV
Dering to Hut Bay on
17.12.2018 and return on
18.12.2018 may avail the
sailing of MV Campbell Bay
which is scheduled to sail
to Hut Bay on 18.12.2018 at
0600 Hrs and return on the
same day at 1300 Hrs from
Hut Bay, a communication
from the Deputy Director
Shipping Services, A&N
Admn. said.
Sailing of MV Nancowry revisedper earlier promulgated
schedule, will sail back to
Port Blair via Nancowry
and Campbell Bay on
24.12.2018 (Mon) at 10 am
from Chennai. Passengers
holding the tickets of MV
Nancowry for Nancowry
and Campbell Bay from
Port Blair for the above
voyage are requested to
cancel their tickets and get
refunded from STARS
Ticketing Counter/ CSCs, a
communication from the
Deputy Director Shipping
Services, A&N Admn. said.Professional EngineerCertification by IEI
Engineers may contact
Shri Sudeep Chakravarty
Assistan t Director
(Technical), Membership
Depar tment , IEI, 8
Gokhale Road, Kolkata,
Ph : 033-40106275/
40106232. For further
information in this regard
the Honorary Secretary,
IEI A&N Islands may be
contacted over phone
9434288234.
IGNOU Entrance Test for
MBA & B.Ed Today
will be conducted at IGNOU
Regional Centre,
Kannnada Sangha
Building, Near Syndicate
Bank, Port Blair, from 10 AM
to 1 pm. For any
clarification, examinees
may call the Regional
Centre-Port Blair (03192-
230111/242888), a
communication said.
persons namely Saurabh Thakur, 27, Mandeep Singh,
22, Ramji Lal, 46 and Jai Kishan, 45 on IAF aircraft last
evening who reached Kolkata from where they were
sent to Hospital Descent which has Special Ward of
burnt cases. All the patients are out of danger now.
The General Manager (P), NHIDCL has lauded the
A&N Administration for the treatment of serious
patients in G.B.Pant Hospital. The quick action of
NHIDCL in saving lives of contractor personnel has
been appreciated by the contractors engaged in
NHIDCL works going in Andaman, a communication
from the General Manager (P), NHIDCL said here
today.
Workers engaged in NH..(Contd. from page 1)
Commissioner, Nancowry Division, Shri Vinay Kumar
Jindal urged the youths to avail the benefits of the
scheme. Shri Micheal Yok, Chief of Tribal Council,
Katchal also participated in the programme.
The resource person from DIC and various
Departments of A&N Administration besides NYKS,
ANSCB explained about various programmes and
assistance provided by their respective Departments
towards promotion of self employment.
Shri Jawahar Lal Das (Economic Investigator), DIC
enlightened the gathering about eligibility condition
and other parameters of PMEGP. The interested
candidates were provided with on spot handholding
support by filling up the forms under PMEGP, a
communication said.
Awareness progr. on PMEGP..(Contd. from page 1)
vehicle was handed over to the Range Officer, Betapur
range for further necessary action.
The Police team was headed by S.I Rangaraj, SHO, P.S.
Billiground. People have been requested to pass on any
information related to any crime or illegal activities, over
phone numbers PS Billiground (03192-270523), SDPO
(R/G) (03192-274646) or in any nearest Police Station or
to the Police Control Room (100), a communication from
the SP, N&M District said.
Venison seized by..(Contd. from page 1) Tobacco Cessation Center from Monday to Friday (9 am
to 1 pm) at Room No. 5B of G.B. Pant Hospital, and
appealed all the students to abstain from consumption
of tobacco and alcohol.
The Principal, GGSSS Smti. Sunita Chakraborthy
expressed gratitude to Dr. Avijit Roy and the team from
remain open from 4 to 6 pm. The exhibition will also
remain open for students from 9 am to 1 pm on Dec 18.
The closing ceremony will be held in the same venue on
Dec.18 at 3 pm in which the Director (Education), Shri
Shubhankar Ghosh will be the chief guest. All the
participating students and the escort teachers (along
with their projects) have been asked to report to the
venue at 2 pm on Dec 16 and complete all necessary
arrangements, a communication said.
State Level Exhibition 'Gyanodaya'..(Contd. from page 1)
Mr Jean-Yves Le Drian said through culture, tourism
and people-to-people ties, the two countries will forge
strong links between their citizens.
He said France considers that a strong India is in the
world's interest. He said India is a responsible power.
India, France agree..(Contd. from page 1)
Belgium maul England 6-0 to make
maiden Hockey World Cup final
issued after the last date of
application i.e. March 8,
2018 will not be accepted/
entertained, a
communication from the
Assistant Director
(Admn.) said.
Bhubaneswar, Dec 15
Belgium will meet Netherlands
in the summit clash of the Men's
Hockey World Cup at
Bhubaneswar tomorrow. The
match will begin at 7 p.m.
Belgium and the Netherlands
marched into the final of the
tournament after emerging
victorious in their respective
semi-final clashes today.
While Olympic silver medalist
Men's Hockey World Cup:
Belgium & Netherlands to clash
in the final todayBelgium demolished England
6-0 in the first semi-final, the
Netherlands beat two times
World champion Australia 4-
3 in the penalty shootout. At
full time, they were tied 2-2.
Besides the summit clash,
a match to determine the
3rd and 4th place will be
played tomorrow between
England and Australia at 4.30
pm.
Bhubaneswar, Dec 15
Olympic silver medalist
Belgium created history by
making their maiden
appearance in the Men's
Hockey World Cup summit
clash, thrashing England 6-0
in a lopsided first semi-final on
Saturday.
Alexander Hendrickx (45th,
50th minutes) converted two
penalty corners, while Tom
Boon (8th), Simon Gougnard
(19th), Cedric Charlier (42nd)
and Sebastien Dockier (53rd)
were the other goal scorers for
the world number three at the
Kalinga Stadium. Prior to this,
the Red Lions' best
performance in the World Cup
was a fifth-place finish in the last
edition of the tournament at The
Hague, Netherlands in 2014.
The Belgium players, who wore
black armbands to pay respect
to their teammate Gougnard
whose father passed away
before the match, dominated
possession in the first two quarters
and created a couple of
promising chances, two of which
resulted in goals.
2 Sunday
December 16, 2018
TOURIST’S CORNER 1. The timings for Sound & Light show at Cellular Jail :-
Sl. No.
Show Nos. of days
1st show 2nd show 3rd show 4th show
Timing Timing Timing Timing
A Hindi version
07 days 6.10 pm to 7.00 pm
7.15 pm to 8.15 pm
8.30pm to 9.30pm (Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday & Sunday only)
9.40 pm to 10.40 pm
B English version
07 days No show No show 8.30 pm to 9.30pm (Monday, Wednesday &
Friday only)
No show
(NB: The timing of show may change subject to timing of sunset) 2. The timings for Sound & Light show at Ross Island : Kalapani Museum at Garacharma, Open on all days ( 9 am to 6.30 pm )
Homfraygunj Martyr’s Memorial & Museum- Timing 9 am to 4 pm (all days)
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IN THE COURT OF SETTLEMENT OFFICER, REVENUE SURVEY
ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS
PORT BLAIR
In the matter of Revenue survey U/S 49, 50 & 51 of LR & LRR 1966
Port Blair, dated the 28 Nov. 2018
NOTICE Whereas the Andaman & Nicobar Administration vide its notification No. 34-710/2011-Rev dated 20.07.2011 Ferrergunj Tehsil, has declared Revenue
village Chouldari under Ferrergunj Tehsil as Local area for purpose of conduct
Revenue Survey under Section 48 of Andaman and Nicobar Islands Land
Revenue and Land Reforms Regulation 1966. And whereas, under the provision of section 49(a) of the said regulation,
measurements have been taken with respect to landed properties situated at
CHOULDARI VILLAGE as shown below :- And whereas, the under mentioned tenants were noticed to attend the
demarcation but failed to attend the field during the survey.
Now, therefore, the Under mentioned tenants are directed to be present at
ASO office, Chouldari (Gram Panchayat building, Chouldari) on the date and
time as mentioned against each in the list attached. Take notice that the case shall
be preceded ex-party in the absence of the tenant or recognized agent if any and
boundary shall be recognized as per the measurement and entitlement. Given under my hand and seal today the 28.11.2018
Sd/-
Assistant Settlement Officer
(Revenue Survey)
VILLAGE :- CHOULDARI
Sl.
No.
NAME OF TENANT
WITH F/H’S NAME
SY.NO. AREA(IN
Hects.)
DATE &
TIME
1. RAJAN MALAKAR 254 0.9500
19/12/2018 at 9.00 A.M
2. NITA DEY
262/3 0.9000 -do-
3 LORD SPIRITIAL
ASSEMBLY BHAIRS PORT BLAIR
127/1 0.0200 -do-
4 SARIF MOHAMMED
S/O SHAKOOR
MOHAMMED
178 1.3500 -do-
5 VIDYAWATI 192 0.2900 -do-
6 SHEIKH FAROOQ
ALAM
174, 175,
177
0.06,0.39,
0.22 -do-
7 ANITA BAGCHI 262/2/27 0.0372 -do-
8 BHABESH CHANDRA
SIL 127/2 0.0200 -do-
9 PRADEEP SARKAR 262/2/21 0.0372 -do-
10 DASARATH MONDAL 262/2/15 0.0186 -do-
11 DEEPA BISWAS 262/2/14 0.0186 -do-
12 MANASI GUHA 262/2/31 0.0372 -do-
13 SHEFALI SARKAR 262/2/28 0.0372 -do-
14 ANUTOSH GUHA 262/2/26 0.0372 -do-
15 MADHUSUDHAN
DANDPAD 262/2/24 0.0186 -do-
16 SHANTI RANJAN
SARKAR 262/2/29 0.0372 -do-
17 NIKHIL DUTTA 262/2/16 0.0186 -do-
18 ADHIR BISWAS 262/2/25 0.0186 -do-
19 ANITA
CHAKRABORTHY 262/2/1 0.0186 -do-
20 TARAK DUTTA 262/2/17 0.0186 -do-
21 SAHA B. N. 262/2/8 0.0186 -do-
22 SUBODH CHANDRA GAIN
320,321,322
323,324,328
1.12, 0.60, 0.07, 0.01,
0.30, 0.52
-do-
23 LALTA SINGH 69, 151/P,
152, 154, 165
0.04, 0.16,
0.34, 0.5620, 0.93
-do-
24 DORI LALL 310/2 0.0400 -do-
25 CHIEF GENARAL
MANAGER TELECOM A&N ISLAND
170/60 0.4600 -do-
26 MINISTRY OF
DEFENCE
170/P,
170/P, 170/P
5.20, 0.69,
1.10 -do-
27 INDIAN NAVY 329/8 8.0000 -do-
28 MAHESHWAR LAL. B. N. S/O NIRANJAN LAL
329/10/1, 329/10/2
0.05, 0.15
29 AYYAKANU 329/14 0.3000 -do-
30 M/SCLASSIC
COMPRESSORS
MANAGING
PARTNER
SHRI.SUMANTI
KUMAR J.L.
1/P 2.0000 -do-
31 HARI KRISHNA RAO 1/31/10 0.0250 -do-
32 SHAKTIVELU. G. 1/31/11 0.0250 -do-
33 APARNA MONDAL 1/31/13 0.0500 -do-
34 GANGI URAON 1/31/14 0.0500 -do-
35 VENKAT RAO. A. 1/31/17 0.0500 -do-
36 DIRECTOR OF
TRANSPORT A&N
ISLAND
29/2 0.0050 -do-
37 1.ABDUL MUNEER. P. 2.C.E. AMEER
3. ABDUL SALEEM
41/1/1/1,
41/1/1/2 0.45, 0.05 -do-
38 GUNNAIAH K.
S/O K.APPANNA 309/1 0.0223 -do-
39 NARSAMMA
W/O K. GUNNAIAH 309/2 0.0223 -do-
40 VELLAMAL
W/O PERIYASWAMY 309/3, 309/4
0.0223,
0.0223 -do-
41 JYOTSNA BALA D/O T. BALAKRISHNAN
309/5 0.0131 20/12/2018 at 9.00 A.M
42 SIMADRIAMMA
W/O C.H. RAJAIAH 309/6 0.0223 -do-
43 SELVA DURAI S/O N. AYYAKANNU
309/7 0.0245 -do-
44 ANJU MALHOTRA
W/O SANJAY
MALHOTRA
309/10 0.0230 -do-
45 ASHOK KUMAR T.
S/O LATE TRINATH 309/14 0.0223 -do-
46 RAJIV KUMAR
S/O RAM DEV BHAGAR
309/15 0.0223 -do-
47 PRASAN KUMARI
W/O J. B. LAKRA 309/16 0.0223 -do-
48 DURGA DEVI
W/O KAMAIAH 309/19 0.0223 -do-
49 SHRI. M. B. SAYEED
S/O M. V. ABOO 309/21 0.0223 -do-
50 ABDUL KADER 309/22 0.0223 -do-
51 G. C. FALIYA W/O R.C. FALIYA
309/24 0.0223 -do-
52 AMLAN DUTTA S/O SUKUMAR
DUTTA
309/25 0.0223 -do-
53 SHANKAR KANDAR
S/O JAGADISH
KANDAR
309/27 0.0223 -do-
54 SINDHU
SRIVASTAVA
D/O BHAGWANTI
309/30, 309/31
0.0223, 0.0223
-do-
55 SRINIVAS RAO S/O VENKAT RAO
309/32 0.0223 -do-
56 KAMALA RAO
W/O RAJA RAI. V. 309/33 0.0223 -do-
57 RAJA RAO. V.
S/O VENKAT RAO 309/34 0.0223 -do-
58 GOUTAM MONDAL
S/O MANIK LAL 309/36 0.0223 -do-
59 ASHAN ALI
S/O ISHAQ ALI 309/37 0.0223 -do-
60 ANJALI BISWAS
W/O ANIL CH.
BISWAS
309/38 0.0223 -do-
61 SRINIVASAN
S/O LATE GINAN 309/40 0.0223 -do-
62 ABOOBACKER
S/O K.M. SOOPI 309/41 0.0223 -do-
63 DEEPA PUSHP W/O B.K. PUSHP
309/42 0.0223 -do-
64 NEEMAT KHAN
S/O LATE HABIB
KHAN
309/43 0.0223 -do-
65 NASEEMA KHAN
W/O NEEMAT KHAN 309/44 0.0223 -do-
66 MOHD. HANEEF
S/O LATE ABDUL SALEEM
309/45 0.0223 -do-
67 SANGEETA TRIPATHI 309/46 0.0223 -do-
68 NARAYAN CH. DAS
S/O T. DAS 309/47 0.0223 -do-
69 ARIVALAGAN
S/O T. TIRUMANI
309/48,
309/49
0.0223,
0.0223 -do-
70 GOPALA KRISHNAN
PILLAI
S/O G.P. PANICKER
309/50 0.0223 -do-
71 1.MANJU NAIR
W/O LATE
K.N.SURESH 2. UTKARSHA
UNNITHAN
S/O LATE
K.N.SURESH 3. NIDHI UNNITHAN
D/O LATE
K.N.SURESH
311/1/2,
311/2
0.55, 0.05
-do-
72 M.S.MOHD NAFEEZ 373 0.0300 -do-
73 MAYA
CHAKRABORTHY
W/O B.K.
CHAKRABORTHY
390 0.0340 -do-
74 MAYA
CHAKRABORTHY
W/O B.K.
CHAKRABORTHY
390 0.0340 -do-
75 SHAMBU SAMADDAR 624 0.0200
21/12/2018
at 9.00 A.M
76 GOSWAMY. M. R. 405/1 0.0500 -do-
77 1.ANUP KUMAR MAZUMDAR
2.APURBA
MAZUMDAR
106/2 0.0550 -do-
78 JOSEP MINJ 491 0.0500 -do-
79 BIMLA BEPARI 476 0.0500 -do-
80 MANORANJAN
SIKARI 470 0.0500 -do-
81 CHANDRAMANI
PATEL 421 0.0340 -do-
82 SAMLA APPAL
NAIDU 408 0.0200 -do-
83 RADHA KRISHNA 456 0.0500 -do-
84 HEM CHANDER 458 0.0500 -do-
85 VALINAYAN 407 0.0200 -do-
86 MOHAMMED
MUSTAFA 403 0.0200 -do-
87 BINOD SARKAR 503 0.0400 -do-
88 SUDHIR KUMAR ROY 564 0.0200 -do-
89 SUBAIAH. A. 532 0.0340 -do-
90 1.REKHA HALDAR
2.MANOJ KR.
HALDAR
571 0.0200 -do-
91 DEBENDRA NATH RAY
565 0.0200 -do-
92 MAYA DAS 534 0.0340 -do-
93 MAYA DAS 534 0.0340 -do-
94 A. SOUNDAR RAJAN 542 0.0340 -do-
95 1.PUSHPA ROY
2.PRASANTA ROY
3.SUSHANTA ROY
4.MUKUNDA ROY 5.GEETA ROY
592 0.0200 -do-
96 KESAV MISTRY
S/O DANGER MISTRY 563 0.0200 -do-
97 SUKUMARAN PILLAI.
C.
S/O K. CHELLAPPAN
635 0.0200 -do-
98 BHUPAN JAIDHAR
S/O G.N. JAIDHAR 626 0.0200 -do-
99 KUPPAN
PERIASWAMY
S/O KUPPAN
633 0.0200 -do-
100 GNYANENDRA NATH MONDAL
681 0.0200 -do-
101 1.BISHNU DEY
2.GEETA DEY
3.SITA KISHEN
442 0.0340 -do-
102 P.K. ANISH
S/O LATE P.
G.KRISHNAN KUTTY
84 0.0200 -do-
103 THE DIRECTOR OF
SPORT
ART & CULTURE
170/93 2.1800 -do-
104 ASWANI KUMAR
MANDAL 410 0.0340 -do-
Assistant Settlement Officer
I.D. No. 3903 (Revenue Survey)
HOME SERVICE AC (Air Conditioner), Fridge, Washing Machine, Micro Oven, Deep Fridge, Visi Cooler, Bottle Cooler, Water Cooler etc.
Contact No. 9474219830,
9933230883
AFFIDAVIT I, PHULERIA XALXO, W/o EMIL XALXO, R/o Dhanikhari, Coffee Bagicha under Port Blair Tehsil of South Andaman District, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows:
1. That I am the permanent residence of these Islands and presently residing at above mentioned address. 2. That my husband Shri EMIL XALXO is working as Regular Mazdoor in Agriculture Department in A&N Islands and in his service records my name and my daughter’s name has been wrongly entered instead of our actual names. Details as follows:
Sl. No. Wrong Name Correct Name Relationship with Govt. Servant
1. PHUL KARIA LAKRA PHULERIA XALXO Wife
2. KUMARI SAROJ A. SAROJ XALKO Daughter
3. That the abovesaid names are belonging to one and same identical person. 4. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of declaring mine and my daughter’s actual and correct name and for correction the same in my husband’s service records, hence this affidavit.
Verified on this 11 th day of December, 2018 that the contents of my above affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed thereon.
Deponent
TO LET 2 BHK furnished RCC accommodation with car parking area at Garacharma near Kali Mandir behind CHC Garacharma, Rent Rs. 6000/- per month.
Contact: 9434275430
LOST I, Rosita Kumari have lost my Senior Secondary Examination of Year 2009-2011 and Roll No. 4231170 issued by CBSE has been actually lost. D/o Jugal Kishore, R/o Garacharma Village, Ward No. 2, Port Blair, South Andaman, PIN – 744105, Phone No. 9476060884
MATRIMONIAL A local Hindu family, seeking a Hindu Boy for Remarriage of their Daughter, age 30 years, height 5.4” working in Bangalore I.T. reputed Company.
Contact : 9933281830
Spoken English Exp. 29 yrs.
From Mainland How to speak better English
with Grammar Door to Door
Cell: 9933266375
HOME SERVICE
Air Conditioner (AC), Fridge, Washing Machine, Deep Fridge, Air Cooler, Mixi, Water Cooler.
Contact No. 8900942650, 9593464551
FOR SALE
Royal Enfield Thunder Bird, 2014 Model, condition good as new. Haven’t ridden much as owner resides outside India. On time servicing and well maintained. Contact: 9933252431/ 9933244139
HOUSE FOR SALE At Garacharma 300 Sq. mtrs. including semi RCC Building
Contact: 9679533044
HOUSE FOR RENT
1 No. 2 BHK Flat for rent with car parking available at Dudh Line.
Contact No. 09775380054
TO LET Newly constructed R.C.C. Building in Dean Street (Junglighat) for small Govt. Servant family. Contact on Tel. No. 230864 or Mobile No. 9434296050
Neeraj Textile, No. 5, Meshack Market, 1st floor, Opp. Bus Stand, Aberdeen Bazaar, Port Blair – 744101 Mobile: 9434292742/ 03192-233594
AFFIDAVIT I, G. MANGAMMA, W/o K. SRINIVAS RAO, R/o Dhanikhari under Ferrargunj Tehsil, South Andaman District, do hereby solemnly affirm, declare as follows: 1. That my marriage was solemnized with K. Srinivas
Rao on dated 06.05.2009 at Haddo, Port Blair and since
then we are living together as husband and wife.
2. That as a result of my married with Shri K. Srinivas
Rao, I want to change my name and also adopt the
name & initial of my husband from G. Mangamma to
Smti. K. Manga Srinivas.
3. That I shall use my adopted name as “Smti. K.
Manga Srinivas” everywhere from this date forever and
from the date of execution of this affidavit I shall be
known as Smti. K. Manga Srinivas for all purposes.
That the statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Deponent
AFFIDAVIT I, K. SRINIVAS RAO, S/o Late K. Venkat Rathnam, R/o Dhanikhari under Ferrargunj Tehsil, South Andaman District, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That my correct and actual name is K. SRINIVAS
RAO.
2. That my name has been wrongly/ erroneously
mentioned as SRINIVAS RAO, S/o Venkat Ratnam in
my all Educational Certificates, Driving License, PAN
That the above paras 1 to 3 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Deponent
TO LET Space 7m x 19 m is available at prime location for any type of Shop, Restaurant, Café, Parlour, Office etc. at first floor on the main road near Island Margin Canteen, Marine Hill.
Contact: 9933272874/ 9474272874
HOME SERVICE
Door to Door Servicing for A/C, Refrigerator and Washing Machine Repair and Servicing.
Contact : 9933277444
Repairing All Colour TV, L.E.D., L.C.D., T.F.T. Monitor, Set Top Box etc., Garacharma, Ganga Electronic: 9933261960, 9531809120
TO LET
One No. 1 BHK residential accommodation available at Old Pahargaon near Swastik Hospital. Rent Rs. 7000/- per month.
Contact No. 9434293025
AFFIDAVIT
I, V. Jayanthi, D/o Late K. Veeraiah, R/o Dairy Farm under Port Blair Tehsil in the South
Andaman District, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows:
That I am a permanent resident of these Islands. That till date I am unmarried and unemployed.
That erroneously, my name is spelt as “SAYANDHI” in the relevant service records of my deceased father who was working as a
W.C. Beldar in APWD, A&N Administration
instead of my actual and correct name as “V. JAYANTHI” which is depicted in all my relevant documents viz. Aadhaar Card bearing No. 8657 3441 1814 as well as PAN
Card bearing No. BMMPJ8489D. That “V. JAYANTHI” and “SAYANDHI” are
one and identical. That the purpose of executing this affidavit is
to produce the same before the Competent Authority in connection with obtaining the admission pension of my deceased father. That all the above declarations are true and
correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Deponent
NOTICE OM NAMAH SHIVAYA,
It is brought for the kind notice of the general public that a meeting was organized at the SHIV MANDIR, Aberdeen Village (Round Basti), Port Blair on Saturday the 8th Dec., 2018 morning, wherein an ADHOC COMMITTEE was formed for the management/ smooth functioning of the Temple. The composition of the Adhoc Committee are as under: 1) Shri Gautam Gupta, R/o Lamba Line, Port Blair – President
2) Shri Akash Kishen, R/o Aberdeen Bazaar, Port Blair – Vice President
3) Shri Jag Jeevan Ram, R/o Aberdeen Bazaar, Port Blair – General Secretary
4) Shri Kaushal Chand, R/o Aberdeen Village, Port Blair – Organizing Secretary
5) Shri Anurag Mohan Lall, R/o Aberdeen Village, Port Blair – Treasurer
Thereafter, it has been proposed to call for a General Body Meeting of the Temple on Sunday the 23rd Dec., 2018 at 10.00 am at the Shiv Temple premises at Round Basti, Port Blair to shape up a formal committee. Those who are interested to join hand and contributes during rebuilding of one of the oldest temple of Port Blair city, which was established during the year 1936 and presently needed an immediate renovation, are requested to kindly attend the General Body Meeting and contest for becoming a part of the executive body. Interested devotees are requested to kindly contact the Treasurer (Mobile 9434262470) and complete the formalities for becoming a life member. When Shiva beats his DAMRU-Evil Shakes !! while the Wise Awakes.
General Secretary
Shiv Mandir Round Basti, Aberdeen Village, Port Blair
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Fire Service : 101
Coastal Security : 1093
PBMC Control Room : 245798
State control Room: 1077/234287
Extn : 328 / 231179
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25th Death Anniversary of
Late N.C. ACHARI On 16.12.2018
Fondly remembered by :
K. Omana (Wife), Vinod N.C. (Son), S. Nisha Nair (Daughter-in-law), & Vaiga Vinod (Grand Daughter)
2nd Death Anniversary
Late Sumit Chaudhuri(26.09.1961 - 16.12.2016)
Ex- Executive Engineer (APWD)
& Ex-President Seva Bharti
"Every day in some small way
Memories of you come our way.
Though absent, you are always near
Still missed, loved and always dear".
Fondly remembered by: Seva Bharti family
A remembrance meeting will be held on 16.12.2018
at 7.30 pm in the Seva Bharti premises at Dollygunj.
All friends & well-wishers are invited.
In the loving Memory of
RESPECTFUL HOMAGE ON THE
33rd ANNIVERSARY
Shri S P NANDA Expired on 16/12/1985
“We love you & miss you more with each passing day”
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LOCATION : DELANIPUR JUNCTION,
DR SHANMUGAM BUILDING , PORT BLAIR
No.1-1/PMKVY/Store/ITI/PB/2018/ 1204 Port Blair, dated the12th December, 2018
CORRIGENDUM The tender No. 21, dated 21.11.2018 (Tender ID No. DIOTR /13), the bid submission date and opening of bid for supply of furniture & Raw Materials for Govt. ITI Arong, Car Nicobar, published in the ‘The Daily Telegrams” on
25.11.2018 & “Transition Era” on 22.11.2018 is hereby extended as below. Bid Submission end date 15.00 hours on 28.12.2018
Bid Opening date 15.30 hours on 28.12.2018
All other terms and condition shall remain unchanged.
The Executive Engineer, Workshop Division, APWD, Port Blair invites
on behalf of President of India, online Item Rate tenders from Enlisted Electrical Contractor of appropriate class of APWD for the work
mentioned below. 1. Name of Work Refurbishment and up-gradation of existing Silva complex building with provision of special repair. SW:- Providing IEI.
Estimate Cost Put To Tender:- Rs.10,56,571/- Earnest Money:-
Rs.21,131/- & Time of Completion:- 01 Month TENDER ID: APWD1419
& last time & date of Submission of bid:24/12/2018 (10:00 hrs).
The Tender forms and other details can be obtained from the web site
The Executive Engineer, Construction Division, APWD, Diglipur on behalf of the President of India invites online item rate tenders (in form C.P.W.D-8) from Enlisted Electrical contractors of appropriate class of
A.P.W.D. for following works:- 1. NIT No. 81/EE/CD/DP/2018-19 Name of work:- Construction of Gram
Panchayat Bhawan including compound wall at Paschimsagar, Diglipur. Sw:-
time of completion: 45 Days. (Tender ID: APWD1416).
The e-tender form and other details can be downloaded from the website. The last date of bid submission will be 26-12-2018 upto 15:00 hours. Other details/information can be seen on website www.and.nic.in and
eproc.and.gov.in.
EE, CD, APWD,
I.D. No. 3920 Diglipur.
REQUIRED PAINTER To Paint 3 storeyeed RCC residential building in 200 Sq. mtrs.
Please contact : 9434287723
7th Happy Birthday On 16.12.2018
To Master Junaid Wahid (Mannu) S/o Mr. Abdul Wahid & Mrs. Zeenath Bibi
R/o Mithakhari No matter how many birthdays come and go
You’ll always be my little boy Our greatest pride and joy, wishing you, my son,
A very Happy Birthday Blessings from: Mamma-Papa, Dada-Dadi, Nana-Nani and all relatives & friends
The Executive Engineer (CSWD) Division, O/o Deputy Chief Engineer (Andaman), Andaman Lakshadweep Harbour Works, Port Blair invites on behalf of the President of India, online item rate tender for the following work. Construction of 06 Nos. Immigration Counter in Passenger Hall at Gate No.03, Haddo Port Blair.
Estimated Cost :- Rs.501088/- EMD :- Rs.10,022/- Start date of Uploading of tender document: 12.12.2018 at 0900 Hrs. Closing date: 19.12.2018 at 1500Hrs. Opening date :20.12.2018 at 1100Hrs. www.Tenderwizard.com/ALHW
Executive Engineer (CSWD)
I.D. No. 3935 For and on behalf of the President of India
SCHOOL TRIP
School Trip from South Point, Shadipur, ABC Apartment, Nayagaon, Doctor’s Colony to KV-II & NCS School, Minnie Bay, Port Blair. Contact : 9933258033/ 9434282833
LAND FOR SALE 200 m2 House Site, single patta land at Chouldari Junction, Opposite SBI Bank near ATR Road for sale. Contact: 8900923107, 7063978920
FOR SALE Mahindra Scorpio, AN01-F-0389 with route permit, rate Rs. 3,20,000.00
Contact: 9434292958 OFFICE OF THE PANCHAYAT SAMITI
DIGLIPUR, NORTH ANDAMAN
F.No.8-47/PSO/DP/2018/
QUOTATION NOTICE Sealed quotations are invited from hoteliers/firms/parties who are engaged in Hotels and Lodging Complexes business towards leasing out of Panchayat Samiti lodging complex, at Naveen Nagar, Diglipur.
The Panchayat Samiti lodging complex is a double storeyed building consisting of 10 Nos. Non AC rooms in the ground floor and 10 Nos. AC rooms in the first floor. All the rooms are furnished with 02 Nos. beds with mattresses, pillows, bed sheet, bed spread, dressing table, wooden almirah, Tea table, Ceiling fan, Colour television sets, air
conditioners. There is also facility for kitchen and dining space which is fully furnished.
Sl.No. Details of the Lodging
Complex
Minimum monthly
rent
EMD The monthly rent to be
quoted by the bidder
1 The Panchayat Samiti
lodging complex is a double storing building consisting of 10 Nos. Non AC rooms
in the ground floor and 10 Nos. AC rooms in the first floor. All the rooms are
furnish with 02 Nos. beds with mattresses , pillows, bed sheet, bed spread,
dressing table, wooden almirah, Tepooh, Wall fan,
television sets, air
conditioner.
Rs.2,00,000/- per month (Rupees two lakhs only per month)
The quotation will
be accompanied with an EMD of Rs.30,000/- (Rupees
thirty thousand only) as Demand Draft drawn in favour of
Pramukh, Panchayat Samiti, Diglipur from any
Nationalized bank or A. & N. SCB Ltd.
The lodging complex of Panchayat Samiti, Diglipur will be leased out on the following terms and conditions: - 1. The lodging complex will be initially leased out for a period of 03 (three) years commencing from the date of
execution of the agreement between the Pramukh Panchyat Samiti and the Lease/ Licensee. 2. The Lease/Licensee shall pay a Security Deposit of Rs.5.00 (Rupees Five Lakhs only) initially to the Licensor and that will be returned by the Licensor after one month of the termination of the agreement between both the parties after
deducting for any normal wear and tears.
3. The minimum monthly rent proposed by the Panchayat Samiti Diglipur is Rs. 2 Lakhs per month. The Lease/ licensee/bidder who quotes/bids the highest amount above Rs. 2 Lakhs shall be awarded the lodging complex. The
monthly rent will be inclusive of GST and all relevant taxes applicable. 4. The Lease/Licensee shall pay the monthly rent by the 05
th of every month and if not paid within 10
th of the
consecutive months, the licencee shall have to pay a fine @ rate of Rs. 500 per day.
5. The licence fee will increase by 10% after every 3 year and the licensee will be bound to pay the revised monthly licence fee from the date of its effectiveness by the _5th of every month in advance. 6. The Lease/licensee shall take over the lodging complex from the Executive Officer or his/her authorized
representative (s) duly acknowledging the taking over possession of the rooms along with its fittings and fixtures. 7. The grant of Lease/licensee of the lodging complex is for the purpose of running the lodging complex only and the licensee shall have no rights or claims over the property/premises.
8. That if the Lease/licensee fails to pay the monthly license fee to the Pramukh, Panchayat Samiti for a period of three months consecutively, the licence will stand terminated without any notice and the Pramukh, Panchayat Samiti, will take over the possession of the premises and indicate further legal action for recovery of the arrears of the rent as
arrears of land revenue. 9. The Lease/licensee shall not convert lodging for any other purpose than the one for which licence is granted.
10. The Lease/licensee shall not run any offensive business/Liquor bar/trade/activities in the premises.
11. The /Lease/licensee shall pay for all water supply, electricity charges, cable connectivity charges, telephone and internet charges which shall have no part with the licence fee fixed. 12. The Lease/licensee shall be responsible for engaging sufficient Number of staffs for housekeeping, cleaning,
sweeping and maintenance of rooms, alleyways, kitchen and dining space and cleaning the surrounding area/ premises. Their monthly payment, EPF etc. shall be borne by the licensee. 13. The Lease/licensee shall not make any additions/alterations to the property.
14. The Lease/licensee must not add or erect on the room/premises of any permanent structure.
15. The Lease/licensee shall not carry out any other business/Liquor bar/ trade other than the lodging complex for which the property has been allotted.
16. The Lease/Licensee shall be responsible for maintenance of all records, registers etc pertaining the Guests residing in the Lodging complex, and also follow the relevant guidelines of the UT administration on lodging complex/hotels.. 17. Upon the termination of the licence, the licensee shall handover the possession of the property in the same original
condition on which it was granted except reasonable wear and tear. 18. The Lease/licensee shall insure the property against flood, fire, earthquake and other natural calamities on his own expenses.
19. The licensor shall have the right to renter the property and takeover possession for their reasonable requirement
after returning the security at any time with an advance notice of one month. 20. The order of license and the relevant clause/sections of Panchayat regulation/ Rule/Bye-laws also from a part of
this agreement. 21. The Lease/Licensee shall abide by all such Panchayat Raj Regulations Rules and Bye-Laws made there under, which may be in force along with their amendments made from time to time.
22. Any breach or violation of this agreement shall be the ground for the termination of the licence and the Panchayat Samiti shall not be responsible for any loss(es) or damage(s) whatsoever caused to the licensee due to such termination. 23. The extension of lease period after completion of 03 years vests with the Pramukh, Panchayat Samiti, Diglipur.
24. Any legal disputes will be heard/settle at Courts in A & N Islands. 25. The Pramukh, Panchayat Samiti, Diglipur reserve the rights to accept or reject any or all the bids whatsoever without assigning any reasons thereof.
26. Interested hoteliers / firms / parties who are interested in running of the lodging complex shall furnish their bids in sealed envelopes addressed to the Pramukh, Panchayat Samiti, Diglipur, North Andaman latest by 03:00 PM on 02
nd
January, 2019. The bids will be opened in presence of Quotationers/ bidders if any at 04:00 PM on 02nd January, 2019.
