Maha govt appeals for Shiv Chhatrapati awards applications

 

Shiv Chhatrapati awards for 2018-19 are invited by the state government, with the latest application date on 5 February. According to the results.

The government of Maharashtra honours the following awards–Shiv Chhatrapati Rajya Krida Jeevan Gaurav Puraskar, Shiv Chhatrapati Rajya Krida Puraskar for Krida Margdarshak, Jijamata Rajya Krida Puraskar (for women), Shiv Chhatrapati Rajya Krida Puraskar (for players and divyangs)-as well as applications. Applications for the award are also invited. The awards are presented at the Maharashtra Government. Interested individuals may apply online or offline.

A self-certified print from the online application must be sent to the DSO office by logging in at www.mumbaidivsports.com. More information can be accessed from www.maharashtra.gov.in and the above website.

Find out the reason why Suryavansham is featured on TV only on the channel.

When we all watch TV, we wonder why the current channel Big B’s movie Suryavansham is shown on the channel. The film has been aired so many times that the children are now exposed to it.

Big B Amitabh Bachchan has a double role in the movie Suryavansham. The film stars Amitabh Bachchan’s father Thakur Bhanupratap Singh and son Hira, a remake of the Tamil film of the same name. According to information received, Sony Max has acquired the rights to the film for 100 years, so if the channel has spent so much to buy the rights, it is frequently aired to recover the cost.

For your information, let us say that Suryavanasham was released in 1999 and started on the channel in the same year. So special to the sun audience and Together Forever Indian audience on the channel Has become important.

Nature lovers are coming together to clean the drive

Nagpur: Setting fanatics teamed up on World Wetlands Day at Ambazari Biodiversity Park, Hingna, for a cleansing drive organized by the social forestry division and forest division on Sunday.
Almost 200 volunteers participated in the marketing campaign and began with the cleansing course of at 8am. A truckload of litter was collected by them from Nag River and the Ambazari backwater areas. They have been awarded certificates of participation for his or her acutely aware efforts.
Talking concerning the drive, divisional forest officer (DFO), social forestry, Geeta Nannaware mentioned, “We have fun today yearly. This time around, we determined to step out for hands-on expertise in sanitation. We have been elated to see an incredible response from children who tagged together with their households to show consciousness.”
“Voluntary participation on a weekend is an indication that persons are conscious of the significance of today. Ambazari is the guts of town and the wetlands ought to be spic and span,” she mentioned.
Nannaware mentioned that round 20-25 rubbish luggage have been piled up from the realm.
Current on the drive has been a chief conservator of forest, Nagpur circle, Kalyan Kumar, deputy conservator of forests Prabhunath Shukla, divisional forest officer Deepali Talmale and assistant conservator of forest Rajan Talmale amongst others.
With fishing actions on the rise, a number of thermocouple blocks have been discovered on the website since it’s utilized by fishermen to maintain the nets afloat. Together with polluting the water our bodies, thermocol is an especially dangerous substance for the aquatic life.
Kumar mentioned it’s an explanation for concern that thermocol was collected in heaps.
Requested about discovering an alternative choice to the hazardous results of thermocol, he mentioned, “It’s not the area of the forest divisionWe have to take technical recommendation from the fisheries division to provide you with a sustainable measure in order that aquatic life isn’t underneath any menace.”

OCW-SJAN Inter-Press Twenty20 Cricket Tournament on February 5

NAGPUR: The 22nd version of OCW-SJAN Inter-Press Invitational Twenty-20 Cricket tournament, organized by the Sports activities Journalists’ Affiliation of Nagpur (SJAN) in affiliation with Orange Metropolis Water (OCW) and HCL, will likely be held from February 5 to 27.
In all, 9 groups are collaborating within the tourney and so they have been equally divided in three teams.
Group ‘A’ embody defending champions The Occasions of India, Dainik Bhaskar and Punya Nagari. The Group ‘B’ consists of final 12 months’s runners-up Lokmat, Sakal and Deshonnati, whereas Hitavada, Loksatta-Indian Specific and Tarun Bharat are clubbed in Group ‘C’.
Prime two groups from every group will qualify for the Tremendous Six stage. The league matches will likely be performed on the Vasant Nagar floor and from February 15, the Tremendous Six matches, semifinals and remaining will likely be performed on the Ambedkar School floor.
Within the opening match, defending champions Occasions of India will face Punya Nagari on Wednesday on the Vasant Nagar floor at 9 am. Last will likely be held on February 27.
White balls sponsored by Sports activities Hyperlink will likely be used within the event. On Tuesday, OCW and HCL officers will distribute the enjoying package to all of the 9 groups on the SJAN workplace, Vivekanand Nagar, at 10 am.
Groupings
Group ‘A’: The Occasions Of India, Dainik Bhaskar, Punyanagri
Group ‘B’: Lokmat, Sakal, Deshonnati
Group ‘C’: The Hitavada, Loksatta, Tarun Bharat
SCHEDULE
LEAGUE STAGE (All matches at Vasant Nagar floor)
Wednesday, Feb 5: The Occasions Of India vs Dainik Bhaskar
Thursday, Feb 6: Lokmat vs Sakal
Friday, Feb 7: The Hitavada vs Tarun Bharat
Saturday, Feb 8: Lokmat vs Deshonnati
Sunday, Feb 9: Dainik Bhaskar vs Punyanagri
Monday, Feb 10: Loksatta vs Tarun Bharat
Tuesday, Feb 11: The Occasions of India vs Punyanagri
Wednesday, Feb 12: Sakal vs Deshonnati
Thursday, Feb 13: The Hitavada vs Loksatta
END OF LEAGUE STAGE
Prime two groups from every Group qualify for the Tremendous-Six stage. In case two or extra groups are tied with identical factors after the league stage, then the qualification to the subsequent stage will likely be determined by the ‘Web Run Price’ technique of the league section.
Friday, Feb 14: Break Day
Prime two groups from every Group Qualify for Tremendous-Six
SUPER SIX GROUPS
Tremendous ‘A’
A1, B2, C2
Tremendous ‘B’
B1, C1, A2
SUPER-6 STAGE (All matches at Dr Ambedkar School floor)
Saturday, Feb 15: B2 vs C2
Sunday, Feb 16: C1 vs A2
Monday, Feb 17: A1 vs B2
Tuesday, Feb 18: Relaxation Day
Wednesday, Feb 19: B1 vs C1
Thursday, Feb 20: A1 vs C2
Friday, Feb 21: B1 vs A2
SEMIFINAL STAGE
Monday, Feb 24: Semifinal 1
Tuesday, Feb 25: Semifinal 2
Wednesday, Feb 26: Relaxation Day
Thursday, Feb 27: FINAL.

Fake Employment Promise: 17 youths duped by Rs 28 Lakh

Nagpur: Sonegaon police have booked a 40-year-old man allegedly for duping 17 males to the tune of Rs 28,10,000 between September 12, 2017, and November 15, 2019. on the pretext of getting the job in Indian Railways. The accused recognized as Nilesh Agrawal, a resident of Co-op Housing Society, Somalwada reportedly posed as railway official of excessive rank and faked the medical examination of the 17 aspirants at Indira Gandhi Medical School and Hospital (IGMCH) generally often called Mayo Hospital, cops knowledgeable.

A 29-year-old complainant Pavan Kumar Giriram Shiv, a resident of Flat No. 51 Gavalibaba Nagar, Kharbi had met accused Agrawal again in 2017. Luring the sufferer with the promise of a TC job in railways, the accused launched himself as a railway official who will assist a 29-year-old to safe a job within the railways in the trade of cash.

The accused had collected money Rs 50,000 on a number of events within the type of instalments from the applicant and within the meantime, all of them performed faux medical and doc verification.

Nonetheless, the matter got here to fore when the complainants seek for his title within the TC part led to a useless. Thereafter when he tried to contact the accused there cellphone confirmed switched off. Sensing one thing amiss Shiv approached Sonegoan police and filed a grievance. It when the fraud got here to fore. Shiv was stunned when he learnt that Agrawal had duped a number of others.

Sonegoan police have booked the accused beneath part 419,420, 406 of IPC and began the probe.

Rail to run the Maharashtra Express from Wardha

The Railways decided to run Maharashtra Express from Wardha Station instead of Gondia.

Train number 11039 Maharashtra Express from Kolhapur to Gondia will end at Wardha instead of Gondia Station on February 10 and 17.

Train number 11040 Gondia-Kolhapur Maharashtra Express will arrive at Wardha instead of Gondia on February 5, 12 and 19 at 12.13. Railways urged passengers to take note of the move and schedule their travel accordingly.

Amravati-Mum scheduled flights from next year

Vidarbha will soon have its second fully operational airport in Amravati. With this, the city will have air connectivity with Mumbai next year if all goes according to the Rs110 crore expansion plan. The new airstrip at Belora, 15 km from Amravati, was designed by the Public Works Department in 1992.

Gaurav Upshyam, Amravati Airport Director of Maharashtra Airport Development Company (MADC), said work is underway to extend the runway.” At present, the length of the runway is 1,300 meters. We are expanding it to 1,850 meters, ideal for small aircraft such as ATR 72. Upon expansion, aircraft with a capacity of 72 or 90 seats will be able to operate from Amravati. The length of the runway for Boeing 737 or Airbus 320 aircraft is more than 3,000 meters, “TOI said. Upshyam also said that the tender for the construction of the terminal building had been floated and would be ready after a year.

“Amravati was visited by a team of the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) on the technical side. The Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) team is expected to audit the airport. Before starting operations, we will need a green signal from these two authorities, “he added.

Alliance Air has already agreed to operate an air service to Mumbai. The SpiceJet team also visited the airport. Upshyam said that there would also be talks with other clubs.
Now, only chartered aircraft are used at the airport. The airport was initially spread over an area of 74.86 hectares. Later, another 336 acres were handed over to MADC for expansion in January 2015.

The airstrip was taken over by Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) in August 1997 and eventually passed to MADC. It was supposed to be handed over to the Indian Airports Authority (AAI), but the state government changed its mind.
The Nagpur Flying Club had applied to DGCA for permission to move its flight operations to Amravati airport, but the club had closed down and therefore the transfer had not taken place.

Amravati airport was included under UDAN (Ude Desh Ka Aam Nagrik) and central government national connectivity schemes in 2019. The need for an operating airport in the city is strong.

Togadiya condemns Modi’s economic collapse

Firebrand Hindutva Chief and President of Antarashtriya Hindu Parishad Pravin Togadiya launched on Monday a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Central Government for its failure on the economic front. Togadiya was in Chandrapur to take part in the program.

He said that the economy of the country had crashed, and now it was about oxygen. More than 10 crore youths were unemployed, while another six crore had lost their jobs. Although half of the small-scale factories had closed down, the dollar had grown stronger than a rupee, he said.

Exports had come down, and the NPA of banks had multiplied, Togadiya said that PM Modi had not taken any practical steps to deal with these burning issues. He said that Modi was not elected prime minister to stage the Howdy Modi shows in the US, but to provide jobs for young people here. How the country’s jobs will rise by staging Howdy Modi, he asked.

On the Hindutva, Togadiya said that it had become difficult for the BJP to take their votes because of the awakening among the Hindus. That’s why BJP lost elections in states like Haryana and Jharkhand, he claimed.

On Shaheen Bagh, Togadiya said that the agitation had given rise to the BJP election in Delhi. The Muslims in Shaheen Bagh had awakened the Hindus, and this helped the BJP to win votes. It looks like Muslims have been promoting BJP through Shaheen Bagh, he said.

Speaking about the ongoing protest against the law on citizenship, he claimed that everyone had the right to state their position in democracy. Many people speak in favor, while others speak in opposition. There should be no violence, however, he stressed.

Enable rooms in Tadoba resorts to be allowed

In an effort to maintain Tadoba’s competitive edge in attracting more visitors, State Relief and Rehabilitation Minister Vijay Wadettiwar called on Monday to grant liquor licences for resorts in the Tiger Reserve.

“Tourists from all over the world are coming to Vidarbha for Tiger Tourism. While the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR) is a popular tourist destination, tigers are also sighted in the nearby Pench Reserve, Bor, and Umred-Karhandla Tiger Sanctuaries.

Nevertheless, when it comes to facilities available to visitors, Tadoba lags behind in terms of the supply of liquor, “said Wadettiwar, who is also the guardian of Chandrapur. “The possibility of visitors opting for tiger sanctuaries other than those in Chandrapur can not be ruled out because of the ban on liquor in the district,” he said, expressing his determination to take up this matter with the state government.

The Minister also pointed out that although liquor is banned in the whole state of Gujarat, it is made available to tourists there under special provisions. Different relaxation can be provided to the Tadoba resorts to operate permit rooms, he said. Wadettiwar also formally announced the creation of a nine-member committee to examine the outcome of the liquor ban in Chandrapur.

The Committee shall be composed of SP, ZP Chairman, Superintendent of the Excise Department, Prohibition Experts and representatives of the Social Organization. The District Collector would have headed the panel.

The panel will analyze the facts on nine prohibition parameters and submit its report within a month, he said. “After receiving the report, I’m going to take up the issue in the state cabinet,” Wadettiwar said.

Wadettiwar also demanded a survey of the tree plantation carried out in the state last year, in which Sudhir Mungantiwar, then Minister of Forestry, claimed to have planted more than 33 crore groves.

The Minister said he wrote to the Minister of Forestry, Sanjay Rathod, last year seeking a survey of the plantation carried out by the Forest Department and other agencies. “If lapses are found, the investigation should be set up and the action should be taken against the guilty party,” Wadettiwar said. The 33 crore tree plantation campaign was a dream project by former Forest Minister Sudhir Mungantiwar.

“Recently, the Kamal Nath-led Congress Government in Madhya Pradesh carried out a similar survey and found that only 17 of the 7 crore plantations claimed by the BJP government had survived.

All I want to test is how many trees have actually been planted in Maharashtra, how many of them have survived, and what is the survival rate in the Mungantiwar campaign, “Wadettiwar said. He also argued that if the plantation drive turns out to be eyewash and major lapses come to the fore, then the investigation must be carried out.

Bright minds pitch ideas, give vision for the future

On Sunday night, Nagpur witnessed the grand finale of a nationally highly competitive start-up competition organized by the Vidarbha Industries Association and Lemon Ideas. The 5th edition of the Innopreneurs Startup Competition saw the country’s best enterprising minds come up with their ideas and speak about a vision for the future.

The chief guest of the case, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, said, “Our country needs more eco-friendly ideas, and it is a good thing that this is happening in India. The conversion of knowledge into capital and the conversion of wealth into good green ventures has come true in recent years.

“Since the last five years, Lemon Ideas, headed by Deepak Menaria, has been organizing a competition for young entrepreneurs and start-up companies to explain and present their ideas to the jury and investors, giving them a chance to bring their ideas to the public. The Sunday event was also attended by Dinah Grace Akello, Ambassador of Uganda.

In this year’s competition, more than 60 teams presented their ideas and projects, which included teams from foreign countries. Seven teams were selected for the final, out of which three teams won in two runner-ups and one winning set.

Most of the teams had eco-friendly ideas that would help to improve the climate. Gadkari thanked and praised all the teams for their efforts. He promised to help their projects in all possible ways.

He said, “We’re going to have to face a lot of challenges, but to improve society and the environment, we should keep thinking and making green projects like this.”
He also spoke about many of his eco-friendly initiatives that have been introduced across the world.

Of the seven finalist teams, The Last Ripple, Courier Wala, Vision Empower and Imature were given consolation prizes. Green Road and Re-Bell were the first and second runner-ups to win Rs 60,000 and Rs 40,000 cash prizes, respectively. The winner of the contest was Cortex Technologies, which won the Rs1l Lakh cash prize.

Speaking with TOI, Cortex Technologies founder Siddhant Dangi, still a BITS Pilani student, said they were planning to integrate with hospitals across the country for their project. Their research designs are mind-controlled bionic arms and other body parts for the disabled or paralyzed.

Gadkari also displayed his passion and curiosity in new innovations as he unexpectedly ate the prototype of the OECO Initiatives. The commodity was a substitute for a plastic bottle of water in which the water can be stored and the container can also be consumed after the water has been drained. Rituraj Giri, ceo of OECO, won the award for the youngest entrepreneur.

Rikesh Gurung of Thimphu, Bhutan, 1st runner-up, proposed his innovative idea of a green road made up of plastic waste inspired by Indian science. This technique of using plastic waste as one of its components as a mixture of blacktop roads helps in waste management and safe roads, which will be in the best possible condition for almost 8 years.

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