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By Chandrashekhar Hendve

AIROLI: ShyamRavi Kumar has be-come a proud alumniof Indian Institute ofManagement-Banga-lore, after completinghis specialised courseon ‘Business Analyt-ics and Intelligence’ onJune 22, 2019. Hislive project with alarge MNC on *Auto-matic Wing Blade De-fect Detection”* car-ried out by Shyam andhis team of 4 members,has been adjudged the*Best Project* and ob-tained the *FirstPlace* among the 21different projects car-

The Project of Airoli Resident adjudged as Bestfrom 2001-2010. He isthe son of MrsViswapriya and DrRavi S Kumar, whoruns a non - profit inAiroli, Freedom ForYou Foundation,which has receivedmany internationaland national recogni-tions and awards, andimplements numerousCSR projects forMNCs in the focus ar-eas of empowerment ofwomen and children,Nature Conservation,WASH, Health & Ed-ucation for the mar-ginalized, & commu-nity enrichmentprojects.

Cont. on pg. 10

ried out by 85 studentsin this course. Shyam

is an ex-student ofDAV School Airoli

By Abhitash D. Singh

Netra Shirke, NCPCorporator who is re-garded as one of therichest Corporator ofNMMC, says that dur-ing her early days shehad nothing to do withpolitics. She has beenall over the country forher studies becauseher father was havinga transferable job. Shealways raises hervoice for various is-sues in NMMC andkeeps doing follow-upuntil the issues getsolved. In a candidconversation withNewsband, She sharesabout her journey.

Excerpts:Q.1) Tell us about

your political jour-ney?

I was totally not in-terested in politics andhad nothing to do with it

I was not interested in politicsin my early days: Netra Shirke

during my early days.My entire childhoodwas spent travellingacross the country and

studying in differentparts of the country be-cause my father had atransferable job. I came

here in Navi Mumbaionly after I got married.I did my masters in man-agement studies fromMumbai University. Iwas into business basi-cally. We used to run anews channel calledDrishti and I used toknow many peoplearound, so then I gotinto politics since I knewall the important per-sons in the city and alsothe political scenario ofNavi Mumbai. So Ithought of giving a tryand seeing. In the year2005, I contested onNCP ticket and won it.Since 2005, I have beenelected successively forthree terms as aNMMC Corporator.

Q.2) You raise lotsof questions inNMMC standing

Cont. on pg. 6

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW

By Ashok Dhamija

KHARGHAR: FormerUnion Minister of De-fence and Minister ofAgriculture, Govern-ment of India andPresident, Rayat Shik-shan Sanstha, Satara,Sharadchandra Pawarwill inaugurate thestate of the art Centerfor Invention, Innova-tion and Incubation(CIII), Kharghar onFriday 28th June 2019.This was announced byDr. Anil Appasaheb Pa-til - Chairman, RayatShikshan Sanstha

Rayat’s Center forInvention, Innovationand Incubation To Be

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By Chandrashekhar Hendve

NAVI MUMBAI: Fancya perfect cup of hot cof-fee to kick-start yourday? Then you havesomething to look for-ward to on June 26th2019.

Seawoods GrandCentral Mall in associ-ation with Starbucks isorganizing a coffee mak-ing workshop which willhelp you to get hands-on skills to brew theperfect coffee at home.The mall invites all itsfemale patrons who arecoffee lovers as well toattend the workshopand learn directly fromthe professionals.

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As part of ‘Women’s

Woohoo Wednesdays’,women can enjoy com-plimentary services —nail art and hairstyles

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By Tutu

NAVI MUMBAI:Activists alleged that

trees along the Sion-Panvel road oppositeKalamboli are inject-ed with herbicides tokill them illegally.Then, the PCMC cutit down to pave theway for erection ofhoardings. Theincident came to lightfew days ago whenone of the rain treewas axed by PCMC.Instead of making ita sculptor the PCMCallowed its completechopping. Also thePCMC never botheredto conduct test onsuch allegations.

According toactivists, a tree waschopped on June 15,

Systematic tree chopping for hoardings2019 at Kalamboli(Panvel) near thealong the Sion Panvel

highway. This isthird incident in pastfour months.

Activist PrashantRanavare alleged,“The rain trees arefirst killed by inject-ing herbicides chemi-cal and then cutdown with the help ofPCMC by saying thetree has died and canfall down anytimeThis would be dan-gerous for residentsbut its actuallyPCMC helpinghoarding mafia forthe purpose of puttingup outdoor advertise-ment and hoardings.”

Prashant Rana-vare added, “These

rain trees werearound 40-50 yearsand providing shade

to passersby. So farseven big trees in thesame place axed. Butno saplings are

planted.”Renting out

hoardings to advertis-

ers is done at costnature. This danger-

Cont. on pg. 9


By Tutu

NAVI MUMBAI: A cityactivist citing RTIinformation hasalleged two appoint-ment scams in theAPMC. This involvesfour civil juniorengineers and anassistant secretary.The four civil engi-neers were allegedlyappointed with fakecredentials anddocuments on theircapabilities andexperiences. Anassistant secretarywas appointed in 1992through agencies andresigned in 1995 fromthe post. He wasreappointed. Theselection procedurefollowed by the APMCselection committeeraises doubts.

The city activistAnarjit Chauhan hasobtained documentsthrough RTI relatedto the appointment offour junior civilengineers way backin 1997-98 in theAPMC Vashi. Theminimum educationalqualification andexperience criteriathen set was secondclass in Diploma inCivil Engineering andfour years experiencerespectively.

Anarjit Chauhanalleged, “The selectioncommittee defaultedin maintaining theminimum recruit-ment criteria. Thecommittee appointedfour civil juniorengineers with one of

Engineers and assistant secretaryappointment in APMC under scanner

them having firstclass degree with oneyear experience(fraudulently produc-ing study timeexperience of threeyears) while the otherthree had only threeyears experienceeach. The experiencecertificates seems tobe manipulated andforged. This hasresulted to substan-dard works in APMCVashi now visible inpublic. However, thejunior civil engineersare promoted todeputy engineers.”

Anarjit Chauhanhas demanded imme-diate termination ofthe junior civilengineers citing aSupreme Courtverdict and the 1993state governmentresolution issued bythe general adminis-tration department.Their salary withinterest and penaltiesfor the substandardworks in APMCshould be recoveredfrom civil engineerswith criminal offenceregistration againstthe engineers andadministrators.

Anarjit Chauhanalleged, “The APMC

has appointed anassistant secretary in1992 who had re-signed in 1995. Hisresignation wasaccepted by the APMCCommittee in 1995.Around three monthsafter acceptance of hisresignation theassistant secretaryhad appealed in themarketing ministryto resume his service.The ministry retainedhim in the sameposition withoutfollowing the fairselection procedure (ieinviting fresh applica-tions for the post).Surprisingly, officialadministrationprocedure as pergovernment rules ofbusiness like date,outward number, etcwas not followed. Inthese years theassistant secretaryhas been promoted tothe next higherposition. He should beterminated.”

On the junior civilengineers issue theAPMC administratorSatish Soni said, “Aninvestigation is beingunderway on theappointment relatedissues. A case is beingheard.”

By Tutu

NAVI MUMBAI: Agroup of activists hadon Monday organizeda signature campaigndemanding construc-tion of more rooms atthe government resthouse Panvel to caterto the demand. Theydemand more rooms,hospitality facilitieswith increase man-power, etc. The resthouse is leakingbesides in poorcondition. Over 200signed up in the twohour long campaign.The rest houseserves the electedrepresentatives,government staff etcwith having fourrooms at present isfound insufficient tomeet the require-ment.

The Raje Pratist-han activists haveorganized thecampaign. They saythe MPs, MLAs,ministers and govern-ment officials stay inthe rest house.However, inadequatenumber of roomscould not cater to thedemand. The resthouse is located alongside of the old MumbaiPune highway. Therest house was builtduring the British erain 1910.

Raje PratisthanPanvel taulka presi-dent Raj Bhandarisaid, “The government

Activists launch signature campaignfor government rest house Panvel

rest house in Panvelis having three suitesand a VIP suit.However, this isinsufficient to meet tothe need of the govern-ment staff demandingfor it. It is alsoleaking. Hence, thenumber of suites beincreased to meet thedemand besidescarrying out properrepairing work.

Government shouldprovide manpower andhospitality staffbesides constructing anew building.”

Another activistKeval Mahadik said,“There is enoughspace available in thepremises. The govern-ment should constructmore rooms so thatthe ministers, electedrepresentatives,government officials,etc use it. The signa-ture campaign wasdone to press thedemand. 200 persons

signed up in the twohour long campaignfor rest house.”

They allege thatthe rest house is indilapidate condition.Few years ago thoughit was repaired butthe condition wors-ened. Hence stepsshould be initiated toincrease its capacityand provide betteramenities. Many

demand more staffwith better facilitiesand increase roomcapacity.

The PWD seniorofficial said, “Therepairing will be donewithin a month. Staffshortage issues will betaken up with thegovernment through aproposal coveringhospitality aspect. Theavailable area needs tobe exploited to expandthe rooms besidescatering more. But thegovernment has todecide on the same.”

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Everyone must get their basic rightsWhat are basic rights? How are they different from other fun-

damental rights? Basic rights flow from basic needs such as phys-ical security or subsistence. Needs are different from wants. Theirnon-fulfilment can cause great harm, even kill.

Needs depend on the way human bodies are constituted. Forus, nothing can take the place of water, food and air. Basic needsare not what we live for. They don’t make our life worth living. Butanything really worth pursuing depends on the satisfaction of ba-sic needs. People suffer if basic needs are met inadequately orwith delay. They are then denied a minimally decent life.

A right is something that is owed to us; it is not a favour. So,rights help the recognition of anything that satisfies basic needsas an entitlement. These rights are basic also because many in-trinsically valuable rights can be enjoyed only once these rightsare secured.

The right to minimum economic security and subsistence in-cludes clean air, uncontaminated water, nutritious food, clothingand shelter.

The right to primary health care is also an integral part of theright to subsistence.

Credible threats to these rights can be reduced by the govern-ment by establishing institutions and practices that assist the vul-nerable. When a government fails to provide primary health careto those who can’t afford it, it violates their basic rights.

It follows that governments must make arrangements for peo-ple to demand that their basic rights be satisfied, to complain whenthese demands are not met, to report lapses and omissions on thepart of governments, point fingers at apathetic government offi-cials, criticise the government for its failures and to do so withoutfear. Anything short of a minimally decent life is simply not accept-able.

Everyone talks about what the government should do, but noone demands that the citizens also do their duties. Should a poorcouple who can barely look after themselves be allowed to have achild year after year- maybe 10 more children total - and expectthe government to give them all a life of dignity and free frombasic needs? Impossible!

Basic rights and basic needs are within the tenets our Consti-tution and no one should be denied.

It seems allocating budget for technology and other things willhelp in better growth and development but we don’t want to in-vest more in basic rights of food, shelter, uncontaminated water,Education and physical security. Who will use these better growthand progressive development if the life of future citizens are atstake and who will be help in this so called development? It feelsthat our forefathers were much happier with less development andmore fulfillment of basic needs from the nature.

The spadework forwinning the 1983World cup win sownby India’s veteranVenkatraghavan, wholed the Indian side inthe first two editionsof the prestigioustournament. Eventhough our thencaptain was mastertactician, he couldnot avoid a firstround exit on boththese occasions.Venkat failed to get

the much neededsupport from hisplayers. The 1983edition of World cupsaw Indian team ledby young Kapil Dev.He came to Interna-tional arena in theyear 1978 and be-came the captain ofthe side within next 5years.

Kapil Dev enteredthe World Cup withan ordinary individu-al record – 32 Match-es, 608 Runs (Aver-age: 21), 34 wickets.India’s solitaryvictory in the previ-ous two World Cupswas against EastAfrica in 1975. Ridingon Yashpal Sharma(89 Runs), RogerBinny and Ravi

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World Cup To Our Doorsteps

A Memorable Day In Indian

Cricket- 25th June 1983

By C K Subramaniam

Shastri (3 wicketseach), India inflictedthe West Indies’ first-ever defeat in theWorld Cup. Followinga victory againstZimbabwe, India lostthe next two matches– Australia (despiteDev’s best careerfigures of 5/43) andWest Indies. Indianow needed victoriesagainst Australia andZimbabwe to advanceto the semifinals.India did make afinal move. After theentry into final,history was createdat Lord’s on 25thJune, 1983. Team

India’s 1983 win wasa result of ‘goodfielding’. A goodfielder is moreimportant than apoor fielder whoscores a century.

The change informat — with teamsin two groups playingeach other twice —provided a levelplaying field indifferent conditions,though Englandenjoyed a dry spellduring the periodfrom June 9 to June25. India’s 24-year-oldcaptain Kapil Devtried to find ways ofproving his all-roundability; he succeededlargely by scoring 303runs and taking 12wickets at 20.41. He

evoked awe andadmiration with his175 not out againstZimbabwe at Tun-bridge Wells. India’sseam attack vindicat-ed itself with RogerBinny (18 wkts),Madan Lal (17),Balwinder SinghSandhu (8) andMohinder Amarnath(8) outwitting otherfamous names in thecompetition. SpinnersRavi Shastri (4) andKirti Azad (1) sharedfive wickets betweenthem. India produceda near-perfect teamperformance, withYashpal Sharma

making 240 runs,Amarnath 237,Sandeep Patil 216and K. Srikkanth156.

The ploy of battingfirst after winningthe toss workedwonders. A score of183 was low from theWorld Cup standard.But the boys had theconfidence to callshots and win with agood margin. WestIndies could makeonly 140 in reply.Krish Srikkanth (38)was the top scorer ofthe match. MohinderAmarnath 26 runswith the bat and 3 for12 with the ball wasthe man of thematch.


Can India become a ‘fitness nation’?

World renowned fitness entrepreneur Jag Chima answers the question

Jag Chima is seri-ous about his mission torewrite the rules of fit-ness and front a cam-paign to get India intoshape. He is a global fit-ness entrepreneur andhe has been on a mis-sion on bringing holis-tic fitness change inIndia and has been verysuccessful in recenttimes. He is also thebusiness partner of KrisGethin who has trans-formed celebrities suchas Hrithik Roshan,Mahesh Babu, AnilKapoor, John Abra-ham, and the list goeson and on.

Jag believes in fac-ing fears and taking onchallenges for growthand personal develop-ment. Jag recently com-pleted a Triathlon andalso a 1450 km Cycleride from Delhi to Mum-

bai. We humans al-ways do things to moveforward. Our technolo-gy gets better every

passing year. Our dai-ly essentials are betterthan what they were afew years ago, even our

cars and bikes have got-ten better, proving thatwe aim for betterment.

CEO & Co Founder

Physique Global andKris Gethin Gyms, JagChima said “India! Iknow, Here we have

trained over 3000 fit-ness enthusiaststhrough our education-al events. I have beeninvolved in the fitness

industry since 2004 andhave introduced some ofthe biggest fitnessmovements to Indiafrom around the world

with the biggest namesin the fitness and well-ness space. We are con-stantly researchingand studying the most

eûcient way to achieveoptimum results andcan confidently say thatas a result of humanswanting shortcuts to

success, the fitness in-dustry continues to seenew trends on almost aweekly / monthly basis.However, it is impor-tant to ensure eachtrend is carefully as-sessed and understoodbefore one assumes itwill be the best route tofast results for them.Every person is diûer-ent and thus its nevera case of one size fits all.The one importantthing I can say is, be-coming your best selfand living a fitter andhealthier lifestyle hasnever been easier! Youjust have to be dedicat-ed.”

Here are some of thecurrent fitness trends:

Wearable technology/ Apps - (These includeproducts and services

Cont. on pg. 8


committee and general body meeting, re-cently you raised question on pet hospitalin the city, elaborate on it?

Now the pet hospital will be a reality in thecity. It is coming in Juinagar and the groundbreaking ceremony has been already done. Thehospital will be operation in another one or twoyears’ time. We were actually not having goodplot for the pet hospital. The plot was allocatedby CIDCO long back but there was an objec-tion and we were waiting for it. I am not sureabout the budget for the hospital but it will havetreatment facilities for all types of pet of NaviMumbai. But there is one thing that is still lack-ing and that is we are not having a crematori-um. We have to go all the way to Parel for cre-mating the pet which is not right. Sometimepeople dig up the road and buries the pets be-cause who will take all the way so far. But it isnot right because it is emotional moment. Wetreat them as a family and just burying themsomewhere just like that as an unknown entityis not good.

Q.3)Tell us about the issues which youhave raised in NMMC for eunuch’s bet-terment?

Actually during one of the discussion withGanesh Naik, we were discussing the variousaspects of the city and we realised that there isa whole community of transgenders residing inthe Kopri Village. Now they are here from lastso many years but nothing has been done forthem. So I raised this issue in NMMC sayingthat we do a lot for women, children, sociallyand economically backward people. We havelots of welfare schemes for everybody. We have

schemes for physically and mentally challengedthrough E.T.C and we also do lots of thing forsenior citizens. Senior citizens cell was formedten years back and we have done so much forthem. So the only community which is left outis transgenders. They are also the citizens ofthe city but they are neglected and no one wantsto think about them. We all behave as they don’texist. Even they don’t come out but it is thebeauty of the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corpo-ration (NMMC) to reach to everywhere whoneeds us. And the reason I suggested that thereshould be a welfare scheme for transgendersalso and there should be allocation of 2-3 crore

budgets for them. And once when the policy willform than the budget should be increased. One thingis that what type of welfare schemes for them so Isuggested that we should have a welfare schemesfor them like we should provide education to them.They are not so educated because they come frompoor background. Everybody in Navi Mumbai isignoring them and we can just see them begging orinvolved in sex trade. We need to give them edu-cation, take care of their health and a third aspectis creating a means of livelihood for them. Theyshould get the job. We have to bring them into main-stream.

Q.4) You suggested a counselling session

for all the women corporator of NMMC,what is the status of it?

No, we do not have any counselling sessionas such for women corporators. See it is notjust about the corporators but all the womenwho are working. We have a very difficult jobof balancing our home and family and our work.So there is always the feeling of guilt that weare not giving enough time either to our homeor our work. Sometime you feel your job is get-ting neglected and sometime you feel that yourhome is getting neglected and if you have thechildren you feel all the more bad that meanyou are not giving ample amount of time to thefamily. And women always want to be perfectand we are more committed. Most of the timewomen don’t have anyone to talk to and theycan’t share their feeling and thinking with any-one and that is why counselling is very veryimportant and in future through women and childwelfare committee counselling session will beinitiated. I really recommend it.

Q.5) You are the chairperson of SwachBharat Adhoc Committee, what’s the roleof that committee?

Basically what we are trying to oversee isthe entire Swachta Sarvechan and Swachta Ab-hiyan that we undertake. Even though weachieved seventh rank in the cleanliness our aimis that at least we should be in first three. Thekind of work our Corporation has done noneother Corporation has done it. We have scien-tific landfill site and all our beans are RAFIDtag and that no one has done, but now Indore islittle bit better than us in some of aspects. Thecomposting which we are doing is also quiteokay and at least achieving 25 percent of com-posting. We have more than 85 percent of seg-regation happening like wet and dry. Mine is

2nd year as a Chairperson of this committeeand the committee has formed because Swach-ta is continuous process and it can’t be achievedin just few days one has to make it a habit. Ev-erybody in the city has to be a participant in thecleanliness process. Our aim is to bring the peo-ple along with the corporation. What I do is Imove everywhere in the city be it slums or inthe societies and create awareness among themthat it is your city and you have to keep it cleanby making it a habit to always keep clean. It isseen that people keep their home and surround-ing clean in same way they should keep theircity clean because even city is their own.

I was not interestedin politics....


By Ashok Dhamija

KHARGHAR: Yoga isthe divine art of thecontrol and unificationof the mind, body andsoul, the key toholistic health and aprecious gift formulat-ed about 5000 yearsago and gifted to us byour ancestors. Tocommemorate this

Montessori Students ExperienceThe Holistic Art Of Yoga

art, InternationalYoga Day

is celebrated everyyear on 21st June withenthusiasm. Thisyear, Ryan ShalomMontessori studentsand teachers alsocommemorated theday by having a yogasession at its premisesin Kharghar. This

session was conductedby. Durgesh Nandini,a renowned Yogainstructor and special-ist in Naturopathy ,in which she taughtsome basic asanas,pranayama; and gavesome vital tips onstress management,memory enhance-ment, etc.

Ryan Shalom Montessori, Kharghar students and their teachers made the best of theopportunity under the supervision of their Yoga instructor.

Where learning is fun.

By Divakar Gore

Mission Muskanis a joint initiative ofRotary International(Dist. 3141) and ChiefMinister, MedicalAsst. Cell/ ReliefFund, Govt. ofMaharashtra

Mission Muskanhas organized MegaAward function asmission MuskanAwards on 21st June2019 evening whereleading personalitieslike Mrs AmrutaFadnavis, Actor-MrVivek Oberoi, Actress-Zarine Khan, Mr.Ashish Chavan - MD,BSE, Mr. OmprakashShete - Chief Minis-ter, Medical Asst.Cell, Mr. SureshChokhani - ProjectChair - missionMuskan, Mr.RajPurohit-MLA and

‘Mission Muskan’ project: a joint initiative of Rotary International (Dist. 3141), & ChiefMinister Medical Asst. Cell – Govt. of Maharashtra, was held successfully on 21st June2019 Seen during the event, from Left to Right, PDG Rtn. Gopal Mandhania, DGN Rtn.Rajendra Agarwal – Project Coordinator, Omprakash Shete- OSD to CM, District Gover-nor Rtn. Shashi Sharma, Industrialist G.L. Modi, Mrs. Amruta Devendra Fadnavis, FilmStar Vivek Oberoi, Rtn. Suresh Chokhani, Project Chair –Mission Muscan and BJPLeader Raj Purohit.

Rs. 10 Crore donations receivedduring Mission Muskan event

Chief Whip, Capt.,Swarn Salaria, MrShashi Sharma-Rotary DistrictGovernor and Mr.Rajendra Agarwal -Chief Coordinator-mission Muskan withother dignitaries werepresent, also childpatient whose surger-ies has been done bymission Muskan werebrought by MrsArchana Kocchar-Fashion Designerwith special clothesmade for small 4child’s .

Also missionMuskan - a Jointinitiative of RotaryInternational (Dist.3141) and ChiefMinister MedicalAsst. Cell - Govt. ofMaharashtra, aftersigning MOU on 2ndJune 2018 till now

has done apprx. 1000+ free heart surger-ies of poor children’sof Maharashtraincluding 1 hearttransplant, 2 livertransplant, 3 cancerbone marrow and 5cochler implants atvarious privatehospitals at Mumbaiand Pune.

Also Rotarian Mr.G.L. Modi and otheranonymous donorsgiven donation ofRs.3 Crores forchildren’s surgeries.In addition, anotherRs. 7 Crore commit-ments were received.

Over 500 peoplerepresenting over100 corporates &non-governmentorganisations attend-ed the event atBombay StockExchange.


such as watches, Heartrate monitors, workouttrackers). If you are oneof those people who areeasily distracted or losemotivation very quick-ly then this is some-thing you need to lookinto. For example, Ifyou use a watch thattracks the number ofsteps you take via anapp which you can alsoconnect with friendsand family who do thesame, you can createhealthy competitionwhich will keep you ac-count and ensure youstay on top. No onewants to be second best.

You can also usewearable technology totrack your heart rateduring workouts, trackyour quality of sleepand much more. Appslike Strava will helpyou to connect withlikeminded peoplearound the world whereyou can track yourruns, cycle rides andmuch more.

Group Training - Ifyou get bored easily oralways look for excusesto get out of a workoutthen group training isthe one for you. Train-ing with others hasproven to keep people ontrack, make workoutsmore enjoyable and getgreat results. Howeverit is vital that youchoose the correct typeof group training foryou. Group training isnot like personal train-ing, usually the wholegroup will follow theroutine and intensitywhich can sometimesbecome demotivatingfor some who need a lit-tle more attention andhelp with form.

E.g. Group ‘cross fit’style training has prov-en to create the mostamount of injuries forindividuals and theseclasses have a low re-tention of members rateas a result.

Bio hacking - Nowthis is one of the bigones. Mark my words,Bio hacking is about toblow up big time! Butwhat does this mean?Bio hacking has beenpart of lifestyle for de-

cades, however with thepower of social media,accessibility to smartphones and generalmedia, we now find iteasier to access real andverified informationhence the sudden risein the use of the wordand its awareness. Al-ways be sure to seekmedical advice from atleast 3 medical profes-sionals before you de-cide on implementingany bio hacks. Nevertake for granted whatyou see online withoutverifying the informa-tion yourself. Becausesome of the researchand products are verynew in this space veri-fying can be a dauntingprocess but is impor-tant.

Being Vegan - withthe many tests avail-able today, many moreindividuals have begunto understand the waythe humanbody works.For yearspeople havelived withfood aller-gies and in-tolerancesand withIndia hav-ing the larg-est popula-tion of vege-tarians be-ing veganseems to bethe way togo for most. Vegan foodsare suitable for vegetar-ians and are free fromdairy.

HIIT - High inten-sity Interval Training.This type of trainingideal for people with ashortage of time and forpeople who want to havea highly eûective work-out. Ideally used for fatloss programs and con-ditioning for sports.This is particularlygood for heart health.An example of HIITtraining would beTreadmill - one minwalk and one min atmaximum heart raterepeated 20 times.

Timed Transforma-tion plans - For yearsmany people havejoined gyms with notactual plan of action,any urgency or ac-countability and even-tually fail in achieving

their fitness goals.Transformation planshave become extremelypopular with gyms likeKris Gethin Gymswhere there are approx-imately 7 structuredbody transformationplans which have beenused by millionsaround the world in-cluding actors such asHrithik Roshan, JohnAbraham, ArjunKapoor, Ranveer Singhand many other actors.These plans range fromMuscle building, Fatloss and preparation for

events such as Tri-ath-lons and marathons.

Keto Diets - Thesehave been in existencefor decades, howeverwith so many peoplelooking for quick re-sults, keto diets havebecome extremely pop-ular. The Keto dietsconsist of High fats andvery low Carbohydrateintake. The idea is foryour body to switchfrom using Carbs asenergy to using fats tofunction. It’s has beenknow to have beenused by business menand women in the old-en days as the brainfunction and focus im-proves significantly aswell as fat loss.

Intermittent Fast-ing - This is when youhave a limited windowin the day where youeast and for their restof the time are fasting.

The most popular ratiowould be 18 hours offasting and a 6 hourwindow to consumemeals. Type of diet hasproven to significantlyoptimise the function-ing of the digestive sys-tem, improve focus andquality of sleep. Otherbenefits include rapidfat loss. Some peoplehave used the Intermit-tent fasting approachand Keto togetherwhich has been highlysuccessful for many.

Blue Light blocking- With the number of

electronics i.e. gadgetsan average person ownand the type of lifestylemost have, being ex-posed to blue light isextremely high.

Blocking blue lightfrom as little as onehour before sleep hasproven to improve thequality of sleep andthus improve generalhealth for many.Bluelight blocking glasseshave become a hot sell-er worldwide as a re-sult of these studieswhich have proven toimprove human health.A lack of quality sleepis the root cause ofmany illnesses.

Organic Foods-There has been a risein illnesses which aredirectly connected tohow food in today’stimes is produced. Fromfarmers using highlydangerous pesticides

and fertilisers to poul-try farms using steroids& synthetics to en-hance and speed upprocesses.Organic foodshave become highlysought after due to thehigh quality and healthbenefits.

Hot yoga - Often re-ferred to as BikramYoga, has become high-ly popular across theglobe. This is yoga car-ried out in a controlledbut hot environment.Often temperatures al-most as warm as a sau-na.

Bhangra fitnessclasses A fun way toburn calories! Bhangrafitness classes havespread throughout In-dia like a storm. Mostinternational brandshave also incorporatedthese as a result due totheir popularity andnow are also conductedin fitness facilities

across thewest of theworld incountr ieslike UK,Canada andthe USA.

VirtualSpin classes- These areclasses on aspin bikewhere youhave a hugescreen infront of youand can see

cyclists cycling indiûerent terrains andyour position displayedaccording to your per-formance in the group.Often these classes donot need a physical in-structor as on screeninstructions can easilybe followed. Ideal forthe competitive individ-ual.

Meditation classes -Mental health aware-ness and its importancehas been well receivedin India, with the busylifestyles many live, weoften forget the impor-tance of taking care ofour mental health. Thequality of our life is de-pendent on the qualityof our thoughts. To helpthe very busy individu-als, mind therapy hasbecome a huge hit formany fitness and well-ness facilities whereyou would be required

to disconnect from theworld and focus on thetheme within the class.Many high profile peo-ple in India have takenthis very seriously andeven hire coaches toprovide services at thecomfort of their ownhomes. A huge revenuegenerator for fitnessprofessionals.

Cryotherapy- Recov-ery is a huge issue formany. That could berecovery from physicaltraining or from inju-ries. The inflammationin the human body hasa process to reduce andwith the proven studiesof this process beingsped up with Cryother-apy, it is not a hot trendfor many of the who iswho with the budgets.Cryotherapy is a pro-cess where you wouldenter a chamber whereyou would be exposed toan extremely low tem-perature for a short pe-riod of time. Thesetreatments have prov-en to be very success-ful for professional ath-letes around the worldwhere recovery in anoptimal time is highlyimportant and im-proves performancewhen most needed.

International Per-sonal Trainers - It hasnow become fashionableto employ an personaltrainer from abroad.With high profile indi-viduals having hugebudgets there is no lim-it to what people arewilling to spend. I haveseen budgets whichrange from just 1 lacper month to 50 lacs permonth! Unbelievable inmost cases as some ofthe trainers who arevery popular in socialmedia have no clue inrealty. ALWAYS seekrecommendations andcheck real life trackrecords if you are con-sidering hiring a train-er from foreign coun-tries. There are manyeducated and compe-tent trainers availablein

Remember, theworldwide web is avail-able to everyone! Al-ways research beforeyou follow any trendand always seek pro-fessional advice. Stayfit!

Can Indiabecome...

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26 June 2019

Shah Rukh Khanhas completed 27 yearsin Bollywood. 27 yearsago, Shah Rukh Khanmade his Bollywood de-but with Deewana. Thefilm also starred DivyaBharti and Rishi Kapoorin the lead roles.

Shah Rukh Khanhas not signed any filmsafter Zero’s failure. Butthe love and supportfrom his billions of fansaround the world, givethe superstar every rea-son to make a smashingcomeback.

SRK, who hails fromDelhi, got his big breakin Bollywood with themovie Deewana. Whilethe actor started his ca-reer as a negative leadcharacter, he went on tobecome the ultimateking of romance andmade his place in the

SRK excels during last 27 years in Bollywoodhearts of his fans. Theactor did have his highsand lows but the love hegot from his fans kepthim going and even to-day, Shah Rukh Khanis receiving the same,or even more amount ofadmiration from hisfans.

The netizens madesure to shower theirlove on the superstar ofBollywood by sendinghim love through theirTwitter handle. Moreand more fans came for-ward to show their lovefor the actor and tweetslike ‘My man completes27 years in Indian cine-ma today. Thank youfor being a part of almostmy entire life so far.Thank you for lightingup our lives and mak-ing us feel giddy withyour every new movie!’,

‘A man who broughtBollywood to world lev-el whose acting is flaw-less and has over 1bnfans worldwide. Con-gratulations KING.....’,

started pouring in. Notjust via their social me-dia handle, but someeven made sure to cutthe cake and mark theday.

Shah Rukh Khanstarted his careerthrough the Television

show Circus, fromwhere he made his ex-istence. Later on, theBaadshah made his de-but in the BollywoodIndustry with Deewana,

helmed by Raj Kanwar.From then on, he didsome iconic movies likeChamatkar, Raju BanGaya Gentleman,Baazigar, Karan Arjun,Dilwale Dulhaniya LeJayenge, Kuch KuchHota Hai, and others.

Shah Rukh Khan thenearned a super fandom,but somehow the latestreleases went flop onbox-office collections.

Here are some of thefilms which went flop interms of earning mon-ey on box-office:

Zero - The film fea-tured Shah Rukh Khanin a dwarf character,along with AnushkaSharma

Happy New Year- Afilm helmed by FarahKhan garnered negativereactions from the au-dience. The film wasfeaturing DeepikaPadukone, Shah RukhKhan, Abhishek Bach-chan, Sonu Sood,Boman Irani, VivaanShah, and JackieShroff.

RaOne - Helmed byAnubhav Sinha, the

film was featuring ShahRukh Khan, ArmaanVerma, KareenaKapoor, Arjun Rampal,Shahana Goswami andTom Wu in the leadroles.

Fan - The film washelmed by ManeeshSharma and featuredShah Rukh Khan in thelead role.

Jab Harry Met Sejal- The film was featuringAnushka Sharma andShah Rukh Khan.

Dear Zindagi - Thefilm featured Shah RukhKhan and Alia Bhatt forthe first time. Dilwale -A 2015 film directed byRohit Shetty, featuredShah Rukh Khan, Ka-jol, Varun Dhawan, andKriti Sanon, withJohnny Lever andVarun Sharma in thesupporting roles.

ous trend needs to bestopped. Hence asocial media cam-paign titled ‘GreenIndia’ has started andMNS leaders support-ed it to raise voiceagainst the hoardingmafia.

A resident DipakGharat demanded, “Ifthe PCMC intentionis clear PCMC couldhave searched for alaboratory or scientistto find out the reasonbehind death of trees.PCMC could make asculptor like its doingat Mahatma Gandhigarden opposite itsheadquarter inPanvel. But whyhoarding only? Whysaplings are notplanted but hoardingserected?”

The PCMC DMCJamir Lengarekarsaid, “These trees

died years ago andneeds to be axed.Several others died inthese years. Fewpolitician wanted toget favour from thehoarding companiesbut denied. Hencethey are makingnoise.”

When asked aboutfinding out the reasonfor tree deathsthrough herbicidesetc Jamir Lengarekarsaid, ‘Trees have beendying long. No suchlaboratory or expertis in our knowledge.If anybody they canbe referred to PCMC.”

There was a timewhen politiciansdisplayed high moralin their professionalactivities. Their truepatriotism wasdisplayed in theiractions and neverneeded to dramatizethe shallow version ofit. A railway accidentwould make the RailMinister resigntaking moral respon-sibility.

Systematictree

chopping...Cont. from pg. 2


Principal KarmveerBhaurao Patil College,Vashi; Vikram Saraph– Group Director, In-novation & Entrepre-neurship Development,Avinash Dulip - Men-tor CIII during a pressconference atKharghar.

The CIII which hasbeen setup by RayatShikshan Sanstha, anIndian educational or-ganisation founded byKarmveer BhauraoPatil in partnershipwith Science and Tech-nology Park Universi-ty of Pune (ScitechPark), a leading tech-nology business incu-bator and Tata Tech-nologies Ltd, a well-known global engineer-ing service provider,with a multi-prongedapproach for develop-ing an entrepreneurialecosystem through‘Skill Training’, ‘Em-ployment Enhance-ment’, Research & De-velopment’, ‘Innova-tion’ and ‘Incubation’ .

“Rayat ShikshanSanstha, Satara isproud to announce itssecond Center for In-vention, Innovationand Incubation (CIII)at Kharghar that willbe inaugurated at thehands of our PresidentHon. SharadchandraPawar on Friday 28thJune 2019. Developedin partnership withScience and Technolo-gy Park (S&TP) andTata Technologies thesame is one of the foursuch Center’s beingbuilt by our group. Thefirst one in Satara waslaunched last year by

the then Hon’ble Min-ister of Human Re-source DevelopmentPrakash Javadekarand our own President.The other two that willsoon see the day lightwill be at Hadapsar,Pune and AhmednagarThe basic intention isto provide high endskills for Engineers,promoting the spirit ofEntrepreneurship andsupporting Start-ups.The above Center willbe a non-profit entity,”said Dr. Anil AppasahebPatil – Chairman ofthe Rayat Group.

“The Center for In-vention, Innovationand Incubation (CIII)at Kharghar is con-ceived and brought into reality by three en-tities, viz. Tata Tech-nologies which will beproviding support interms of Hardware,Software and experi-enced faculties for thepurpose of providingtraining. Science andTechnology Park(S&TP) on the otherhand comes with skillsof supporting start-upsand providing high endskill training. RayatGroup which is an 100year old education in-stitution with one ofthe largest network ofmore than 700 institu-tions comprising of Col-leges, Schools, Hostels,Ashramshalas and an-cillary units operatingacross Maharashtra.CIII has been set upwith two objectives.First high end skilltraining for better jobprospects and secondmotivate technologytrained youth to ini-tiate their start-upsand create jobs. Forthis they will be pro-vided financial support

and mentoring too, Inaddition the CIII whichwill be opened 24x7will also host Co-work-ing space.” shared Dr.Rajendra Jagdale - Di-rector General, Scienceand Technology Park(S&TP), Pune.

“The Khargharbased CIII will provideshort term trainingcourses in Mechanicaland Automobile Engi-

neering domains forwhich 120 seats will beavailable. In additionall the required hard-ware and high end soft-ware whose cost runsin crores of rupees willbe available for train-ing purpose and devel-oping prototypes too”added Vikram Saraph– Group Director, In-novation & Entrepre-neurship Development..

“Rayat ShikshanSanstha is an Indianeducational organisa-tion founded by Karm-veer Bhaurao Patil in1919. Its aim was toprovide education tostudents who, due tocaste, religion of eco-nomic status, had notpreviously had the op-portunity. The Centerfor Invention, Innova-tion and Incubation(CIII) at Kharghar is a

pet project of our Pres-ident and Chairmanand will be a boon forthe talented youth ofthe region and employ-ees of local industriesand SMEs. KBP Col-lege urges all localbusinesses, industriesand institutions to as-sociate with the CIIIfor benefiting from theservices being offeredand to support the ac-

tivities of the Centre,whereby creating a vi-brant and collaborativehub of entrepreneurialactivity that not onlyenhances employabili-ty of the youth but alsocreates new opportuni-ties for local business-es to scale newheights” said . Dr. V.S,Shivankar - PrincipalKarmveer Bhaurao Pa-til College, Vashi

Objectives Of The CIII

• Help innovators todevelop new prod-ucts

• Promote technologystart-ups

• Provide high endindustrial trainingto increase chancesof good quality jobs

• Provide co-workingspace for young en-trepreneurs for pro-motion of start-ups

• Provide strongmentorship to those

who want to inventnew products, ser-vices and processesand to those whowant to set up theirown companies

• Provide support forIPR and technologymanagement - pat-ents, copyrights,design registration,etc.and its com-mercialization.

• Create mechanismfor access to riskcapital to start-upslike Seed Funding,Angel InvestmentInitiatives that will

be undertaken at theabove Center once it’slaunched includes:

A) Skill TrainingPrograms: Aims to of-fer employable persons(ITI/Diploma/Gradu-ates/ Engineers) ad-vanced training in au-tomotive domain, ad-vanced manufactur-ing, prototyping anduse of world-leadingdesign and engineeringsoftware. The pro-grams are also de-signed for re-skilling orup-skilling existingemployees of local in-dustries and SMEs.Moreover, local indus-tries can use the skill-ing programs as gate-ways for internshipsand staff induction,thus minimising thetraining effort requiredfor inducting fresh re-cruits. Among theshort terms trainingcourses planned in-cludes Product Designand Development forB.Tech / M. Tech., Ad-vanced Automobile En-gineering for B.Tech /M. Tech., Part Model-ling & Drawing forB.Sc., B.Com., B.A.Graduates, EssentialsOf Product Develop-ment for B.Sc.,

B.Com., B.A. Gradu-ates, CAD Engineeringfor ITI / Diploma hold-ers and Fundamentalsof Automobile for ITI /Diploma holders

B) Innovationand R&D: A platformnot just for new inno-vators and start-upcompanies, but also forlocal industries andSMEs to extend theirR&D activities, there-by whereby reducingheir cost and space re-quirements for under-taking R&D activitiesand to overcome theirbusiness challenges. Inthe process the centrebecomes a shared R&Dfacility for local indus-tries and enables themto develop new prod-ucts and service offer-ings in the market andundertake internal in-novation and R&D ini-tiatives through thecentre.

C) IncubatorCell: Set with an aimto support young inno-vators and businessesin order to enable themto thrive. The servicesoffered through the in-cubation program willinclude industry andbusiness mentoring,basic business plan-ning and operating ser-vices, co-workingworkplace, meetingareas, demonstrationand event space, accessto funding opportuni-ties, marketing sup-port, business acceler-ation support and link-ages to key economicagencies, governmentbodies and private en-terprises. The incuba-tion program will es-sentially strive to takeenterprises from ideastage to market tothriving businesses.

Rayat’sCenter for...

Cont. from pg. 1

Women should shed their fears In this 21st century, we talk about develop-

ment, innovation, technology, advancement andwhat not. But are we actually developing?

With so many crimes relating to femalemolestation, rape cases, sexual abuse, can wereally say we are progressing towards social de-velopment? Because of a certain class of lunaticmen, women have to live with fear whereverthey go. Eve-teasing is so dominant that everyteenage girl or woman in every nook and cornerof the world has witnessed female abuse of some

kind or the other. In a country like India which is projected to

be a global superpower and economically equipped,how can we live with such backwardness in thesociety? Why is it that a woman’s position in oursociety is still considered so low that any personcan insult her dignity and get away with it?

Eve-teasing has posed a serious threat to thewomen of our society. There is hardly any girl orwoman who has not been the target of eve-teas-ers. Bus-stops, auto-rickshaw stands, railway sta-tions, etc., are the favourite haunts of the eve-teasers who seem to have no other business thanpassing lewd remarks on women who happen topass by. Eve-teasing is a crime and to put an end

to it, women themselves must take the initia-tive. But women generally ignore the eve-teas-ers as they fear the evil consequences that maybefall them in future. It is this baseless fear ofthe women-folk which gives the eve-teasers thecourage to pass objectionable comments as theythink that women are too meek and timid toconfront them. It’s high time women shed theirfear and confront the eve-teasers boldly. This isthe only way to teach a lesson to such culpritsso that they will not dare to tease another wom-an in the future, and think a thousand timesbefore passing lewd remarks again.

- Jubel D’Cruz, Mumbai

Letter to the Editor....


Additional Weekly Specials On Panvel -

Hazur Sahib Nanded RouteBy Ashok Dhamija

MUMBAI: Railwayshave decided to extendthe run of Weekly Spe-cial Trains betweenPanvel and Hazur Sa-hib Nanded to clear ex-tra rush of passengers.The details are as un-der:-

Train No. 07618Panvel – Hazur SahibNanded special willleave Panvel at 10.00hrs on every Sundayfrom 7th July to 27th

October, 2019 (17 trips)and will arrive Hazur

Sahib Nanded at 05.00hrs next day. On its re-turn journey Train No.07617 Hazur SahibNanded – Panvel spe-cial will leave HazurSahib Nanded at 17.30hrs on every Saturdayfrom 6th July to 26th

October, 2019 (17 trips)and will arrive Panvelat 09.00 hrs next day.The above weekly Spe-cial will comprise of 21Coaches. Yhis includesOne AC First cum AC2-Tier, One AC 2-Tier,One AC 3-Tier, 10

Sleeper Class and 8General Second ClassCoaches. Bookings forTrain No. 07618 Spe-cial Train on SpecialCharges have openedTuesday 25th June,2019 as per 120 daysAdvance ReservationPeriod at all PRS loca-tions and on websitewww.irctc.co.in. Gener-al second class coachesin these Special Trainswill run as UnreservedCoaches and ticketscan be booked throughUTS system.

Extension Of Jabalpur Jn. - CoimbatoreJn. Weekly Special Via KR Route

Halt includes Panvel too

By Ashok Dhamija

PANVEL: It has decid-ed to extend the period-icity of Train No. 02198/ 02197 Jabalpur Jn. -Coimbatore Jn. - Ja-balpur Jn. Weekly Spe-cial to clear extra rushof passengers in co-ordi-nation with West Cen-tral Railway and Kon-kan Railway. The de-tails are as follows:

Train No. 02198 Ja-balpur Jn. - CoimbatoreJn. Weekly Special willleave from Jabalpur Jn.at 11:00 hrs on Satur-day 6th & 13th July2019. The train willreach Coimbatore Jn. at

05:00 hrs on the thirdday. On its return jour-ney Train No. 02197Coimbatore Jn. - Ja-balpur Jn. Weekly Spe-cial will leave fromCoimbatore Jn. at 19:00hrs on Monday 8th &15th July 2019. Thetrain will reach Ja-balpur Jn. at 12:45 hrson the third day. Theabove Weekly Specialwill comprise of 21Coaches. These includesOne Composite (First AC+ 3 Tier AC), Four 3 TierAC, Ten Sleeper, FourGeneral and Two SLRCoaches. Halts en-routein both directions in-

cludes Narsinghpur,Gadarwara, Pipariya,Itarsi, Harda, Khand-wa, Bhusaval, Manmad,Igatpuri, Panvel, Roha,Khed, Chiplun, Ratna-giri, Kankavali, Kudal,Thivim, Madgaon, Kar-war, Kumta, Mookam-bika Road Byndoor,Kundapura, Udupi,Mulki, Mangaluru Jn.,Kasaragod, Kanhan-gad, Payyanur, Kan-nur, Thalasaery, Va-dakara, Kozhikkode,Tirur, Shoranur Jn. andPalghat stations. Pas-sengers are requested tokindly avail the servic-es.


By Ashok Dhamija

NAVI MUMBAI:Around 1300 studentsfrom Amrita Vidya-layam, Juinagar par-ticipated in the Inter-national Day of Yogacelebration at both theAshram and Schoolpremises with enthusi-asm under the super-vision of SahebdinRamprasad Das an ex-perienced YogaAcharya from YogaVidya Niketan, Vashi.The programme com-menced with the tradi-tional lighting of thelamp followed by aprayer and the beauti-fully composed “YogGeet”.

The Yoga Acharyaaddressed the studentsand in his profoundspeech dwelt upon thebenefits of Yog Vidya.

Accompanied by Br.Avyayamrita ChaiTanya and Suja - theschool’s Yoga teacher,the students of allclasses experienced thebenefit of the ancientform of Indian fitness.

Amrita VidyalayamPrincipal Brni. Rekha

Amrita Vidyalayam Observes IYD 2019 With Enthusiasm

on the occasion shared“ Our school studentstoo participated in theInternational Day ofYoga which was ob-

served on 21st June,2019. Under the super-vision of Expert fromYoga Vidya Niketan,Vashi the students ofour school were ex-posed to different yogaasanas, which wouldhelp them improveconcentration and de-

velop focus, while in-creasing their energylevels too. Teachersalso actively partici-pated in the yoga asa-

na demonstrations forthe benefit of the stu-dents. The joy on thefaces of Amrita Nurs-ery students was atreat to watch as theyenjoyed performingsimple asanas. TheYoga Acharya struckan instant connect

with our students. Healso made a point tomention the enthusi-asm he sees in the stu-dents motivates him alot and was thankful toAmrita Vidyalayamfor inviting him thisyear too. As such Yogaperiod is compulsory inthe school and is alsooffered as one of theCo-curricular activi-ties. We are thankfulto all the student lead-ers and volunteers whocame forward enthusi-astically to help in allthe arrangements andensured that the pro-gramme was conduct-ed smoothly”.

Students perform Bhujang asana or Cobra pose in unison on the occasion of International Day of Yoga day.

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