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+ + C M Y K Regn. No. 34190/75 No. 266 Port Blair, Sunday October 06, 2019 Web: dt.andaman.gov.in Rs. 3.00 Pages 4 C M Y K + Rain or thundershower likely to occur at one or two places. Maximum and Minimum temperature will be around 32°C and 24°C respectively on Sunday 06/10/2019. Maximum Temperature (°C) of Date: 32.2 Minimum Temperature (°C) of Date: 23.6 Relative Humidity(%) at 0830 IST 058 Relative Humidity(%) at 1730 IST 090 Sunrise Time for tomorrow (in IST): 0508 Sunset Time for tomorrow (in IST): 1707 Rainfall upto 0830 hrs of date (last 24 hrs) in mm: 000.0 Rainfall upto 1730 hrs of date in mm: 005.6 Rainfall (Progressive total from 1st January 2878.6 upto 0830 hrs (of date) in mm “Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.” (Contd. on last page) Good Vibes Raw honey has been used as a folk remedy throughout history and has a variety of benefits and medicinal uses. Meet the honey man from RK Pur, Little Andaman, Income generation through Apiculture Shri Tuhin Gain, who is earning good amount through production of honey since 2014. Initially, the production was low but in 2017-18, he managed to produce 65 kgs of honey from 30 colonies and in 2018-19, he harvested 52 kgs of honey from 41 colonies. “From every full/complete colony about 10 kgs of honey can be harvested and more farmers must be encouraged to take up honey cultivation”, he said. Trained in beekeeping by the Dept. of Agriculture, A&N Administration through its various training programmes, Shri Gain said he is grateful to the Deptt. for encouraging farmers to take up apiculture as a source of income generation. New Delhi, Oct 5 Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and his Bangladesh counterpart, Ms Sheikh Hasina today jointly inaugurated three bilateral projects through video conferencing including one on import of bulk LPG from Bangladesh. The other projects are the Vivekananda Bhavan at Ramakrishna Mission in Dhaka and the Bangladesh-India Professional Skill Development Institute, a facility to benefit small and medium enterprises at the Institute of Diploma Engineers. Besides, India and PM Modi, Bangladesh PM hold bilateral talks; jointly inaugurate 3 projects; sign 7 agreements Bangladesh signed seven agreements in New Delhi this afternoon in several areas including education. The MoUs were exchanged following bilateral talks between Prime Minister Shri Modi and Ms Hasina at Hyderabad House in New Delhi. In his statement, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi said the projects inaugurated today - in LPG import, vocational training, and social facility - have the common goal of improving the conditions of the common people. He said the foundation of India- Bangladesh ties is the welfare of the common man. Shri Modi said the Vivekananda Bhavan at Ramakrishna Mission will house more than 100 university students. He expressed happiness that bilateral ties will get a boost after today's productive discussions. In her statement, the Bangladesh Prime Minister thanked the Indian government for the financial assistance provided for Vivekananda Bhavan and Bangladesh- India Professional Skill Development Institute. She hoped that many more projects can be inaugurated in future through joint cooperation. Ms Hasina said over the last two decades, engagements and cooperation in several New Delhi, Oct. 5 Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah has reviewed the ongoing rescue and relief work of all the flood- affected States. Keeping in view the severity of flood situation and the fund positions in the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) account of Bihar and Karnataka, the Home Minister has approved advance release of 400 crore rupees to Bihar and 1200 crore rupees to Karnataka from National Disaster Response Fund. He has further approved the advance release of 2nd instalment of centre’s share of SDRF amounting to over 213 crore rupees to Bihar for the year 2019-20. During the South West Monsoon, 2019, 13 States have been affected by unprecedented floods/ landslide. In pursuance of a significant decision taken by the Union Home Minister in the High-Level Committee meeting held on 19th August 2019, even before receipt of Memorandum from the concerned State Government for seeking additional financial assistance from NDRF, Ministry of Home Affairs constituted Inter- Ministerial Central Teams for 13 States. Centre approves Rs. 400 crore for Bihar & Rs. 1200 crores for Karnataka for flood relief operations Port Blair, Oct 5 The South Andaman Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS) team comprising of Smt. Sreeni Kumari(AWW), Smt. K.Balamati(ANM), Smt. Minoti Sarkar(AWH) and Smt. Kamlesh Kumari (Lady Supervisor) were conferred with best field level convergence award by the Union Ministry of Women & Child Development, New Delhi for conduct of Community Based Events (CBEs) and Village Health Sanitation & Nutrition Days (VHSNDs) and other related activities to minimize the malnutrition in these Islands. A cash prize of Rs. 50,000/- by Ministry of Women & Child Development, New Delhi was handed over to them in a small function held in the chamber of Secretary (Social Welfare), Directorate of Social Welfare, A&N Administration on Oct. 1, a communication from Director (SW) said here. National award for Field Level Leadership under POSHAN Abhiyaan Port Blair, Oct 5 JNRM NSS Unit organised a daylong workshop on 'Swachhata Action Plan' in collaboration with Mahatma Gandhi Council of Rural Education (MGCRE), Hyderabad, under the Ministry of Human Resource Workshop on 'Swachhata Action Plan' held in JNRM Development, GOI recently. Dr, N. Francis Xavier, Principal JNRM, in his inaugural address said that the workshop will be very useful for the participants for creating awareness in the campus and community. Ms.P.Sandhya, senior faculty, MGNCRE, spoke on the guidelines and approaches incorporated in the Swachh Campus manuals recently released by the Lt.Governor on the occasion Gandhi of Jayanti at Port Blair. Earlier, the coordinator of the Port Blair, Oct 5 A two-day program called ‘Ayushman Bharat Arogya Manthan’ was organized at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi by the National Health Authority on the occasion of completion of one year of implementation of Ayushman Bharat-PMJAY. Delegates from different states and UTs of the country attended the program. Dr. P. Lal, Nodal Officer (Ayushman Bharat) and Dr. Ritesh Mondal, General Manager (Data Management & Operations) represented the Islands in the function. The inaugural function was chaired by the Union Minister for Health & Family Welfare, Dr. Harshvardhan while the Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi was present during the valedictory function on Oct 1, 2019. The Prime Minister interacted with the Ayushman Bharat beneficiaries from different states and UTs. One of the beneficiaries from the Islands Shri Ratan Barai also interacted with the Prime Minister. During the function, presentations were made by eminent Isles' delegates participate in 'Ayushman Bharat Arogya Manthan' Awareness workshop on waste segregation held Port Blair, Oct 5 The Inner Wheel club of Port Blair conducted an awareness workshop on waste segregation with hotels owner and their staff at Port Blair. The participating hotels were TSG Emerald, TSG Grand, Bay Island & J Hotel. The workshop was conducted by Ms Garima Poonia, founder of the 'Kachrewala Project’ in Port Blair. She spoke on the need to reduce the use of plastic, explained in detail the hazards of plastic, the restraints of recycling and models of segregating waste, a communication said. Port Blair, Oct 5 The Secretary (Agri., AH & VS) and General Manager (New Projects) ANIIDCO Smti. Anjali Sehrawat, visited North & Middle Andaman District recently. During her visit to Diglipur on Oct 2 & 3, 2019 she visited and inspected various farms, Sub Depots and infrastructure of Agriculture Department, Sub centers, farms, infrastructures and Hospitals of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services Department as well as the Milk Chilling Plants of ANIIDCO and Secretary Agri./AH&VS visits N&M Andaman various proposed sites of NITI Aayog's projects at Diglipur zone. A meeting with PRIs and farmers under the chairmanship of Secretary (Agri., AH & VS) was also organized during her visit to Diglipur. She urged the PRI members and farmers to put forth their views/issues if any, pertaining to Agriculture and Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services Departments. She assured of looking into the problems of farmers and try to resolve the issues, a communication from Assistant Director (Agri.), Diglipur said here. Durga Puja at Rama krishna Mission Paintings of Indian tribal woman on exhibit in Italy New Delhi, Oct 5 The paintings made by an 80-year-old tribal woman of Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh are now being showcased at the ongoing exhibition in Italy. Paintings of Jodhaiya Bai Baiga are showcased at Milan which is the global capital of fashion and design. She hails from Umaria district's Lorha village of the state. Maha Saptami of Durga puja celebrated in Isles Port Blair, Oct 5 Maha Saptami of Durga Puja was celebrated in these Islands, along with other places today while the invocation of Devi Durga was held on Mahasasthi last evening. Puja began with Vedic hymns of Devi Durga mantra, playing of conch and drums. All pandals and temples have been tastelfully decorated with craft works and lights. A good number number of people visited Durga pandals yesterday. It being Saturday today, large number of people from all walks of life with friends and families were seen pandal hopping, wearing new and traditional attire. To make this festivity peaceful, the A&N Police has also made propoer security arrangements everywhere. Reports of Durga Puja celebrations have also come in from outer Islands. The festival is being celebrated with gaiety and religious fervour in far flung Islands as well. New Delhi, Oct 5 Reserve Bank of India has announced two contests to promote innovations and ideas in the payment and settlement systems. Shortlisted participants will get an opportunity to present their ideas before a jury of eminent persons while outstanding innovators will be awarded prizes and citations. The contest will be organised through Institute for Development and Research in Banking Technology (IDRBT), Hyderabad. While individuals, groups, entrepreneurs, companies, RBI announces contests to promote innovations, ideas in payment (Contd. on last page) (Contd. on last page) (Contd. on last page) Port Blair, Oct. 5 The Zonal Anthropological Museum under Anthropological Survey of India, Port Blair, under the Ministry of Culture, GoI, is functioning 362 days in a year. Located at the prime location of Port Blair, this Museum attracts lakhs of visitors year-round. As per the order from Andaman & Nicobar Administration, the Zonal Anthropological Museum is open for the visitors/Public 362 days (except on 26th Jan., 15th Aug. and 2nd Oct.). The galleries of Zonal Anthropological Museum depicting the Bio-cultural Evolution of Man, is designed to provide information about Anthropological Museum open on 362 days; attracts lakhs of visitors year-round 'Man' as a physical being and his evolutionary journey from pre-historic times to contemporary society. Remaining galleries grouped as Tribes of Andaman Islands, Tribal Habitats and their material culture depict rich and diversified cultural patterns and displaying varying facets of tribal culture and other rural communities of this archipelago. The exhibitions are thematically arranged with models, graphics, dioramas, showcases, panels and valuable ethnographic objects collected from different Islands of Andaman and Nicobar. The old visual documentaries of Anthropological Survey of India have also been set up to provide information about our research inputs to the masses like students, scholars and academicians. The tickets for Indian adults cost Rs.20/-, children Rs. 10/- and for students it is Rs. 10/-, Defence Personnel in Uniform (entry free), Differently abled Person (entry free) and for foreigners Rs. 150/-, a communication received here said. (Contd. on last page) Puja revellers throng illuminated pandals
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Rain or thundershower likely to occur at oneor two places. Maximum and Minimumtemperature will be around 32°C and 24°Crespectively on Sunday 06/10/2019.Maximum Temperature (°C) of Date: 32.2Minimum Temperature (°C) of Date: 23.6Relative Humidity(%) at 0830 IST 058Relative Humidity(%) at 1730 IST 090Sunrise Time for tomorrow (in IST): 0508Sunset Time for tomorrow (in IST): 1707Rainfall upto 0830 hrs of date (last 24 hrs) in mm: 000.0Rainfall upto 1730 hrs of date in mm: 005.6Rainfall (Progressive total from 1st January 2878.6 upto0830 hrs (of date) in mm
“Happiness is when what youthink, what you say, and what
you do are in harmony.”
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Good Vibes
Raw honey has been used as a folk remedy throughout history and has a varietyof benefits and medicinal uses. Meet the honey man from RK Pur, Little Andaman,
Income generation through Apiculture
Shri Tuhin Gain, who is earning good amount throughproduction of honey since 2014. Initially, the productionwas low but in 2017-18, he managed to produce 65 kgs ofhoney from 30 colonies and in 2018-19, he harvested 52 kgsof honey from 41 colonies. “From every full/complete colonyabout 10 kgs of honey can be harvested and more farmersmust be encouraged to take up honey cultivation”, he said.
Trained in beekeeping by the Dept. of Agriculture, A&NAdministration through its various trainingprogrammes, Shri Gain said he is grateful to the Deptt.for encouraging farmers to take up apiculture as a
source of income generation.
New Delhi, Oct 5Prime Minister ShriNarendra Modi and hisBangladesh counterpart,Ms Sheikh Hasina todayjointly inaugurated threebilateral projects throughvideo conferencingincluding one on import ofbulk LPG from Bangladesh.The other projects are theVivekananda Bhavan atRamakrishna Mission inDhaka and theB a n g l a d e s h - I n d i aProfessional SkillDevelopment Institute, afacility to benefit small andmedium enterprises at theInstitute of DiplomaEngineers.Besides, India and
PM Modi, Bangladesh PM hold bilateral talks;jointly inaugurate 3 projects; sign 7 agreements
Bangladesh signed sevenagreements in New Delhithis afternoon in severalareas including education.The MoUs were
exchanged followingbilateral talks betweenPrime Minister Shri Modiand Ms Hasina atHyderabad House in New
Delhi.In his statement, PrimeMinister Shri NarendraModi said the projectsinaugurated today - in LPGimport, vocational training,and social facility - have thecommon goal of improvingthe conditions of thecommon people. He saidthe foundation of India-
Bangladesh ties is thewelfare of the common man.Shri Modi said theVivekananda Bhavan atRamakrishna Mission willhouse more than 100university students. Heexpressed happiness thatbilateral ties will get aboost after today'sproductive discussions.In her statement, theBangladesh Prime Ministerthanked the Indiangovernment for thefinancial assistanceprovided for VivekanandaBhavan and Bangladesh-India Professional SkillDevelopment Institute. Shehoped that many moreprojects can be inauguratedin future through jointcooperation. Ms Hasinasaid over the last twodecades, engagements andcooperation in several
New Delhi, Oct. 5Union Home Minister ShriAmit Shah has reviewedthe ongoing rescue andrelief work of all the flood-affected States.Keeping in view theseverity of flood situationand the fund positions inthe State DisasterResponse Fund (SDRF)account of Bihar andKarnataka, the HomeMinister has approvedadvance release of 400crore rupees to Bihar and1200 crore rupees toKarnataka from NationalDisaster Response Fund.He has further approvedthe advance release of 2ndinstalment of centre’s shareof SDRF amounting to over213 crore rupees to Biharfor the year 2019-20.
During the South WestMonsoon, 2019, 13 Stateshave been affected byunprecedented floods/landslide. In pursuance ofa significant decision takenby the Union HomeMinister in the High-LevelCommittee meeting held on19th August 2019, even
before receipt ofMemorandum from theconcerned StateGovernment for seekingadditional financialassistance from NDRF,Ministry of Home Affairsconstituted Inter-Ministerial Central Teamsfor 13 States.
Centre approves Rs. 400 crore forBihar & Rs. 1200 crores for Karnataka
for flood relief operations
Port Blair, Oct 5 The South AndamanIntegrated ChildDevelopment Scheme(ICDS) team comprising ofSmt. Sreeni Kumari(AWW),Smt. K.Balamati(ANM), Smt.Minoti Sarkar(AWH) andSmt. Kamlesh Kumari (LadySupervisor) were conferredwith best field levelconvergence award by the
Union Ministry of Women& Child Development, NewDelhi for conduct ofCommunity Based Events(CBEs) and Village HealthSanitation & Nutrition Days(VHSNDs) and other relatedactivities to minimize themalnutrition in these Islands.A cash prize of Rs. 50,000/-by Ministry of Women &Child Development, NewDelhi was handed over tothem in a small function heldin the chamber of Secretary(Social Welfare), Directorateof Social Welfare, A&NAdministration on Oct. 1, acommunication fromDirector (SW) said here.
National award for Field LevelLeadership under POSHAN Abhiyaan
Port Blair, Oct 5JNRM NSS Unit organiseda daylong workshop on'Swachhata Action Plan' incollaboration withMahatma Gandhi Councilof Rural Education(MGCRE), Hyderabad,under the Ministry ofHuman Resource
Workshop on 'SwachhataAction Plan' held in JNRM
Development, GOIrecently. Dr, N. FrancisXavier, Principal JNRM, inhis inaugural address saidthat the workshop will bevery useful for theparticipants for creatingawareness in the campusand community.Ms.P.Sandhya, senior
faculty, MGNCRE, spokeon the guidelines andapproaches incorporatedin the Swachh Campusmanuals recently releasedby the Lt.Governor on theoccasion Gandhi of Jayantiat Port Blair. Earlier, thecoordinator of the
Port Blair, Oct 5 A two-day program called‘Ayushman Bharat ArogyaManthan’ was organized atVigyan Bhawan, New Delhiby the National HealthAuthority on the occasionof completion of one year ofimplementation ofAyushman Bharat-PMJAY.Delegates from differentstates and UTs of thecountry attended the
program. Dr. P. Lal, NodalOfficer (Ayushman Bharat)and Dr. Ritesh Mondal,General Manager (DataManagement & Operations)represented the Islands inthe function. The inauguralfunction was chaired by theUnion Minister for Health &Family Welfare, Dr.Harshvardhan while thePrime Minister, ShriNarendra Modi was present
during the valedictoryfunction on Oct 1, 2019. ThePrime Minister interactedwith the Ayushman Bharatbeneficiaries from differentstates and UTs. One of thebeneficiaries from theIslands Shri Ratan Barai alsointeracted with the PrimeMinister. During thefunction, presentationswere made by eminent
Isles' delegates participate in'Ayushman Bharat Arogya Manthan'
Awarenessworkshop on waste
segregation heldPort Blair, Oct 5The Inner Wheel club ofPort Blair conducted anawareness workshop onwaste segregation withhotels owner and their staffat Port Blair. Theparticipating hotels wereTSG Emerald, TSG Grand,Bay Island & J Hotel. Theworkshop was conductedby Ms Garima Poonia,founder of the 'KachrewalaProject’ in Port Blair. Shespoke on the need to reducethe use of plastic, explainedin detail the hazards ofplastic, the restraints ofrecycling and models ofsegregating waste, acommunication said.
Port Blair, Oct 5The Secretary (Agri., AH & VS) andGeneral Manager (New Projects)ANIIDCO Smti. Anjali Sehrawat,visited North & Middle AndamanDistrict recently. During her visit toDiglipur on Oct 2 & 3, 2019 she visitedand inspected various farms, SubDepots and infrastructure ofAgriculture Department, Sub centers,farms, infrastructures and Hospitalsof Animal Husbandry and VeterinaryServices Department as well as theMilk Chilling Plants of ANIIDCO and
Secretary Agri./AH&VSvisits N&M Andaman
various proposed sites of NITI Aayog's projects at Diglipur zone.A meeting with PRIs and farmers under the chairmanship of Secretary (Agri., AH &VS) was also organized during her visit to Diglipur. She urged the PRI members andfarmers to put forth their views/issues if any, pertaining to Agriculture and AnimalHusbandry and Veterinary Services Departments. She assured of looking into theproblems of farmers and try to resolve the issues, a communication from AssistantDirector (Agri.), Diglipur said here.
Durga Puja at Rama krishna Mission
Paintings of Indiantribal woman on
exhibit in ItalyNew Delhi, Oct 5The paintings made by an80-year-old tribal woman ofUmaria district of MadhyaPradesh are now beingshowcased at the ongoingexhibition in Italy. Paintingsof Jodhaiya Bai Baiga areshowcased at Milan whichis the global capital offashion and design. Shehails from Umaria district'sLorha village of the state.
Maha Saptami of Durga puja celebrated in Isles
Port Blair, Oct 5Maha Saptami ofDurga Puja wascelebrated in theseIslands, along withother places todaywhile the invocationof Devi Durga washeld on Mahasasthilast evening. Pujabegan with Vedichymns of Devi Durgamantra, playing ofconch and drums.All pandals andtemples have beentastelfully decorated with craft works and lights.A good number number of people visited Durga pandals yesterday. It being Saturdaytoday, large number of people from all walks of life with friends and families wereseen pandal hopping, wearing new and traditional attire. To make this festivitypeaceful, the A&N Police has also made propoer security arrangements everywhere.Reports of Durga Puja celebrations have also come in from outer Islands. Thefestival is being celebrated with gaiety and religious fervour in far flung Islands aswell.
New Delhi, Oct 5Reserve Bank of India hasannounced two contests topromote innovations andideas in the payment andsettlement systems.Shortlisted participants willget an opportunity to presenttheir ideas before a jury ofeminent persons whileoutstanding innovators will
be awarded prizes andcitations.The contest will beorganised through Institutefor Development andResearch in BankingTechnology (IDRBT),Hyderabad.While individuals, groups,entrepreneurs, companies,
RBI announces contests to promoteinnovations, ideas in payment
(Contd. on last page)
(Contd. on last page)
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Port Blair, Oct. 5 The Zonal Anthropological Museum underAnthropological Survey of India,Port Blair, under the Ministry of Culture, GoI,is functioning 362 days in a year. Located atthe prime location of Port Blair, this Museumattracts lakhs of visitors year-round. As perthe order from Andaman & NicobarAdministration, the Zonal AnthropologicalMuseum is open for the visitors/Public 362days (except on 26th Jan., 15th Aug. and 2ndOct.). The galleries of Zonal AnthropologicalMuseum depicting the Bio-cultural Evolutionof Man, is designed to provide information about
Anthropological Museum open on 362 days;attracts lakhs of visitors year-round
'Man' as a physical being and his evolutionary journey from pre-historic times to contemporary society. Remaininggalleries grouped as Tribes of Andaman Islands, Tribal Habitats and their material culture depict rich anddiversified cultural patterns and displaying varying facets of tribal culture and other rural communities of thisarchipelago. The exhibitions are thematically arranged with models, graphics, dioramas, showcases, panels andvaluable ethnographic objects collected from different Islands of Andaman and Nicobar. The old visualdocumentaries of Anthropological Survey of India have also been set up to provide information about our researchinputs to the masses like students, scholars and academicians. The tickets for Indian adults cost Rs.20/-, children Rs. 10/- and for students it is Rs. 10/-, Defence Personnelin Uniform (entry free), Differently abled Person (entry free) and for foreigners Rs. 150/-, a communicationreceived here said.
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Passenger ticket for theabove sailing will be issued to the general public from 10.10.2019(Thus) from 0900 Hrs onwards at STARS Ticketing Counter .06.10.2019 (SUNDAY)SWARAJ DWEEP & SHAHEED DWEEPMV Katchal will sail for Swaraj Dweep on 06.10.2019 (Sun) at 0900Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same dayat 1130 Hrs from Swaraj Dweep.MV North Passage will sail for Shaheed Dweep on 06.10.2019 (Sun)at 1100 Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on thesame day at 1600 Hrs from Shaheed Dweep.MV North Passage will sail for Swaraj Dweep on 06.10.2019 (Sun) at1300 Hrs from Shaheed Dweep Jetty and will sail back to ShaheedDweep on the same day at 1430 Hrs from Swaraj Dweep.MV Bambooka will sail for Swaraj Dweep on 06.10.2019 (Sun) at 1400Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same dayat 1630 Hrs from Swaraj Dweep.MV Katchal will sail for Shaheed Dweep on 06.10.2019 (Sun) at 1400Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same dayat 1600 Hrs from Shaheed Dweep.MV Rani Changa will sail for Swaraj Dweep on 06.10.2019 (Sun) at1800 Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on07.10.2019 (Mon) at 0500 Hrs from Swaraj Dweep.07.10.2019 (MONDAY)SWARAJ DWEEP & SHAHEED DWEEPMV Bambooka will sail for Swaraj Dweep on 07.10.2019 (Mon) at0620 Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on thesame day at 0900 Hrs from Swaraj Dweep.MV Rani Changa will sail for Swaraj Dweep on 07.10.2019 (Mon) at0900 Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on thesame day at 1130 Hrs from Swaraj Dweep.MV Katchal will sail for Shaheed Dweep on 07.10.2019 (Mon) at 0630Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same dayat 0845 Hrs from Shaheed Dweep.MV Katchal will sail for Shaheed Dweep on 07.10.2019 (Mon) at 1100Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same dayat 1600 Hrs from Shaheed Dweep.MV Katchal will sail for Swaraj Dweep on 07.10.2019 (Mon) at 1300Hrs from Shaheed Dweep Jetty and will sail back to Shaheed Dweepon the same day at 1430 Hrs from Swaraj Dweep.MV Bambooka will sail for Swaraj Dweep on 07.10.2019 (Mon) at1400 Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on thesame day at 1630 Hrs from Swaraj Dweep.MV Rani Changa will sail for Swaraj Dweep on 07.10.2019 (Mon) at1800 Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on08.10.2019 (Tue) at 0500 Hrs from Swaraj Dweep.RANGATMV Wandoor will sail for Rangat via Shaheed Dweep, Swaraj Dweep,Kadamtala and Long Island on 07.10.2019 (Mon) at 0615 Hrs fromPhoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on 08.10.2019 (Tue) at0615 Hrs from Rangat via same route.08.10.2019 (TUESDAY)SWARAJ DWEEP & SHAHEED DWEEPMV Bambooka will sail for Swaraj Dweep on 08.10.2019 (Tue) at 0620Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same dayat 0900 Hrs from Swaraj Dweep.MV Rani Changa will sail for Swaraj Dweep on 08.10.2019 (Tue) at0900 Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on thesame day at 1130 Hrs from Swaraj Dweep.MV Katchal will sail for Shaheed Dweep on 08.10.2019 (Tue) at 0630Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same dayat 0845 Hrs from Shaheed Dweep.MV Katchal will sail for Shaheed Dweep on 08.10.2019 (Tue) at 1100Hrs from Phoenix Bay Jetty and will sail for Port Blair on the same dayat 1600 Hrs from Shaheed Dweep.
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(SHIPPING HELPLINE NO. 245555)The fruit is used as an ingredient to prepare a range of dishes, including mains,starters and desserts. The humble appearance of the fruit betrays its sweet taste andthe fact that it's a powerhouse of nutrients, including antioxidants, essentialminerals and vitamins.Papaya can be eaten as a healthy snack as it is a low-calorie fruit. A 100-gm servingof plain papaya pulp contains a mere 43 calories! Papaya is also incredibly versatileand comes with a load of vitamins and minerals that keep the body healthy andhearty. Some Benefits Of Papaya Which Make It An Ideal Fruit For Weight Loss: High In Fiber: High-fiber foods are great for digestion and also keep you fullfor longer, eliminating the need to eat more often. This is why high fibre foods arerecommended for people wanting to lose weight. Fights Inflammation: Papaya is a fruit that is rich in antioxidants, papain,which fights inflammation in the body. Scientific studies have concluded thatinflammation may hamper weight loss. Aides Digestion: According to the book 'Healing Foods' by D.K. PublishingHouse, papaya contains papain and chymopapain, both of which aide digestionand fight constipation. It can also prevent and heal stomach ulcers. A healthy gutand digestive system have also been linked with healthy weight loss. Aides Detoxification: The natural fibres present in papaya help in detoxifyingthe system and cleansing the colon. Helps In Absorption Of Protein: For people who have a problem of low stomach
Health benefits of Papaya
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Lalaji Bay beach is a beautiful, sandy beach on the west coast of Long Island.One has to take a boat from Rangat jetty to reach here. The boat ride is quitecomfortable and cruises through Mangrove creek thus providing equally scenicviews around. From Long Island jetty, one has to take a fiber boat to get to theWest coast and then walk a few kilometers to reach the beach. The Island has along, sprawling white sandy beach with clear water. One can easily bask in thesun or get immersed in the clean water to give a treat to mind and body.
Incredible India!Lalaji Bay Beach, Long Island
Lalaji Bay Beach, inLong Island, Rangat fallsin Middle Andaman.There are regular boatsfrom Yerrata Jetty inRangat to Long Island.One way ride takes about1.5 hrs and goes throughbeautiful creek making ita memorable journey.
Women should take a stand forthemselves: Lalitha
Smti. Lalitha, the Block Development Officer(BDO), presently based at Campbell Bay, whilespeaking to 'The Daily Telegrams' said the mainobjective of her work is to serve the poor, needyand the helpless first, so as to uplift their livingstandards with the focus to encourage them to availthe benefits provided by the Central Govt.Sponsored schemes besides creating awareness oncurrent affairs and about untoward incidents. With29 years of experience in the Directorate of RuralDevelopment and Panchayati Raj Institution,Lalitha said holding the additional charges ofAssistant Commissioner and Tehsildar has made
Women Power: Work is Worship
Port Blair, Oct 5 A Special Gram Sabha wasconvened in the communityhall of Malapuram under GPMannarghat on Oct 2. Theagenda of the Gram SabhaIntroduction of GPDP 2020-21, Awareness regarding illeffects of plastics, 'Swatchtahi Seva hai'. The Director RDPRIs and ULBs, Shri ShriVinay Kumar Jindal was thechief guest on this occasion.About 168 Gram Sabhamembers and 9 GovernmentOfficials also attended theGram Sabha. After the Gram
Issuing of shiptickets from CSCs
resumePort Blair, Oct 5 The issuing of ship ticketsfrom Common Service Centre(CSC) which was disrupted/withdrawn earlier due totechnical reason, has nowbeen restored. Intendingpassengers/commuters cannow purchase the shiptickets by availing thefacilities from CommonService Centre also w.e.f. Oct7, 2019, a communicationfrom Deputy Director (SS)said here.
Phone-in prog. inTamil by AIR
Port Blair, Oct 5The All India Radio Port Blairwill broadcast a phone-inprogramme in Tamillanguage at 5 pm on Oct 7on'Schemes of Central IslandAgriculture ResearchInstitute'. Dr. Pommasamy(Principal Scientist of CIARI)will be the expert in the studioanswering to the queries ofthe listeners, who can call onphone number 232336/232558 to participate in thislive phone-in programme.
Temporary Solid Liquid Waste ManagementCenter inaugurated at Mannarghat Village
Sabha, Shri Jindal,inaugurated the temporarySolid Liquid WasteManagement Center atKalatang under GramPanchayat Mannarghat.The Center is establishedfor segregations and
proper disposal of waste. Itconsists of 3 pits for drywaste, wet waste andhazardous waste. ThePradhan, Shri O Bashir gaveaway prizes to all thestudents who participated inthe awareness campaign.
Port Blair, Oct 5Makruzz, a ferry servicehere, has placed acomplete blanket ban on alldisposable water bottles.Water will henceforth, beserved upon request, incups through waterdispensers. All cutleryused on board has alsobeen replaced with bambooand other alternatives.
Makruzz sails plastic-freeferry on Oct 2
Furthermore, PET bottlesof other beverages suchas soft drinks etc, hasbeen replaced withaluminum cans. On Oct 2,Makruzz sailed its plastic-free ferry. By the end ofthis season, the initiativeswill lead to an eliminationof over 2 tonnes ofplastic, a communicationsaid.
speakers on various topics like moving towards UniversalHealth Coverage, Monitoring, Fraud and Abuse control inPMJAY, lessons learnt and best practices by different statesduring the one year of implementation. A poster presentationand market place was also set up at the venue to depict theactivities undertaken by various states during the one yearof implementation of Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan MantriJan Arogya Yojana, a communication said.
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programme Dr.Kandimuthu, Assistant ProfessorDepartment of Economics, in pointed out the necessityand benefits of Swachhata Action Plan workshops andthe importance of Swachh Campus. Dr.S.K.Jha,Assistant professor, Dept. of Plant Science proposedvote of thanks. Certificates were issued to all theparticipated faculty members.
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acid, papain present in papaya helps in digestion of meats andabsorption of protein from the meats. Protein is the king of nutrientswhen it comes to fat and weight loss. Fights Infections: Certain auto-immune diseases may disruptnormal body functions and may induce weight gain. The presence ofanti-viral and anti-parasitic functions in papaya helps in fightingdiseases and infections.
Port Blair, Oct. 5 A draft Recruitment Rulesfor the Group 'C' Non-Gazetted post of AssistantBlasting Mistry ofAndaman Public WorksDepartment has beenuploaded in theAdministration's website
RR of Group 'C' post in APWD;suggestion/objections invited
(www.and.nic.in ).Suggestion/ objections, ifany, on these rules may befurnished to the DeputySecretary (PWD),Secretariat, A&NAdministration, Port Blairwithin a period of 30 days ofits uploading in the website.
Port Blair, Oct.5Thambi Warrior has liftedthe 4th Forest Martyrs'Rolling Trophy FootballTournament-2019. In thefinal, played in the JNRMFootball Stadium today,Thambi Warrior defeatedNizzart Sporting Club by 4goals to nil. The PCCF A &N Forest, Shri TarunCoomar and other seniorofficers of the ForestDepartment distributedprizes to the winners andrunners up of thetournament. Individualprizes were also distributed
Thambi Warrior lifts 4th Forest Martyrs'Football Rolling Trophy-2019
by the dignitaries on theoccasion. Besides,organizers, sponsorer andtournament judges werealso felicitated on theoccasion. The tournamentwas organized as part ofthe 65th Wildlife Week-2019.The winners of thetournament, ThambiWarrior was awarded theRolling Trophy and a cashprize of Rs. 30,000/- whilethe Runners up, NizzartSporting Club was awardedrunners up trophy andcash prize of Rs.20,000/-.
The individual awardswere also given to thebest players of thetournament. Chowra XIbagged the 'BestDisciplined Team' Award,Shiju Raj of Green HorsesXI received the 'Best GoalKeeper' award, SamuelOthniel of Thambi Warriorgot the 'Best Defender'award, Farhaj Khan ofDizzard Sporting Clubclinched the 'Best Scorer'award and Laxman Rao ofThambi Warrior went awaywith the 'Man of theMatch' award.
her strong, bold and courageous too. "The amount of dedication and determinationyou put in, the better and beautiful is the result", says the BDO. Her message towomen is that they should never give up nor lose hope and be ready to face anykind of situation and also take a stand for themselves.
PM Modi....(Contd. from page 1)areas between the twonations have increased.Earlier today, ExternalAffairs Minister Dr SJaishankar called on thevisiting dignitary andreaffirmed India's highestpriority to relations withBangladesh.
Port Blair, Oct 5As part of the ongoing weeklong Wildlife weekCelebration (Oct 2 to 8), theMiddle Andaman Forestdivision organized variousother events to bring homethe importance of Wildlifefor a sustainable anddiverse ecosystem which iskey to better future of planetearth. Accordingly, an InterSchool 'Nukkad Natak'competition based on thetheme of 'Conservation ofForest and Wildlife' wasorganized by MiddleAndaman Forest Division atRangat Bazaar on Oct. 3wherein a street play wasstaged to spread the
message of conservationof biodiversity of A&NIslands. Various schoolssuch as GSSS Rangat,GSSS Sabri andVivekananda KendriyaVidyalaya (VKV), Rangatparticipated in the event.VKV Rangat, bagged thefirst position followed byGSSS Sabri and GSSSRangat in the NukkadNatak competition. Thewinners were suitablyawarded with prizes by theDivisional Forest Officer,Middle Andaman, ShriSatyaprakash Singh whoappreciated the children fortheir love for the forest andwildlife.
Similarly, on Oct.4, a'sensitization workshop'was held at RRO, Rangatfor the Fishermencommunity to make themaware of the scheduledspecies of Marine creatureswhich are prohibited tohunt and may inviteprosecution under theWildlife Protection Act 1972.A nature camp was alsoorganized for schoolchildren at Rangat & LongIsland, wherein, the schoolchildren accompanied bytheir teachers were involvedin nature trail trekking, birdwatching, forest nurseriesvisits, quiz competitions &other activities.
Wildlife Week celebrated in MiddleAndaman Forest Division
start-ups and similar entities can participate in 'Payment and Settlement Systems InnovationContest', students at the undergraduate or above levels can participate in 'Payment andSettlement Systems Innovative Ideas Competition'. The submissions can be made underthe categories of Offline payments, Payment options for feature phone users, Simple andeasy Know Your Customer, Automated online dispute redressal systems, Cross borderremittances and Safety and security in payment systems among others.
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