Excell Industries Ltd. - AGM Information 2023

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Excel Industries Ltd.

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23[rd] August, 2023

BSE Ltd. National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. Listing Department, Listing Department, Pheeroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Exchange Plaza, Dalal Street, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Fort, Mumbai-400 051 Mumbai-400 001

Sub: Newspaper Advertisement- Intimation of 62[nd] Annual General Meeting of the Company- Disclosure under Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligation and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.

Ref: BSE Scrip Code: 500650; NSE Scrip Code: EXCELINDUS

Dear Sir/Madam,

Pursuant to Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we enclose the copies of the following newspaper advertisements published for giving Notice of the 62[nd] Annual General Meeting of the Company to be held on 14[th] September, 2023 at 3:00 p.m. via Video Conferencing (VC) /other audio video means (OAVM) along with the Dividend payment detail, e-voting details and procedure for registering e-mail addresses:

Sr. No.	Name of Newspaper(s)	Publication Date	Edition
1.	Business Standard(English)	23.08.2023	All
2.	Free PressJournal(English)	23.08.2023	Mumbai
3.	Navshakti(Marathi)	23.08.2023	Mumbai

The above information will also be made available on the Website of the Company at www.excelind.co.in

Kindly take the information on record.

Thanking you, Yours faithfully,

For Excel Industries Limited

Surendra Digitally signed by Surendra Kumar Kumar Singhvi Date: 2023.08.23 Singhvi 16:56:19 +05'30' S K Singhvi Company Secretary Encl: As above

E: [email protected] T: 91-22-66464200

Chemicals Business / Environment & Biotech Division Excel Industries Limited Polymer Inputs / Pharmaceuticals Intermediaries/Veterinary API’s 184-87, S. V. Road, Jogeshwari (West),

Mumbai-400102, Maharashtra, India.

F: +91-22-2678 3657

W: http://www.excelind.co.in

CIN: L24200MH1960PLC011807

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Sailing through rough seas: Bond yields may reach 7.5%

Highervegetableandfuelpricesmayincreaseinflation

NIKITA VASHISHT ILLUSTRATION:AJAY MOHANTY ritiestomoveupto7.5percent NewDelhi,22August in the near term due to inflationary pressure from vegeondmarkets,bothglobal table prices, electricity tariff and domestic, are likely hikes, and rural wage growth. Bheaded for challenging Webelievethesetriggersmight times over the next three to six prompt the RBI to consider a months. Analysts believe that surprise rate hike,” says Swati higher vegetable prices, rising Singh, executive director and fuelcosts,andimprovedwages head of fixed income at couldkeepinflationhigh.They AvendusWealthManagement. anticipate that yields may rise In its August policy, the to 7.5 per cent in the near term RBI’smonetarypolicycommitfrom the current 7.23 per cent. tee kept the repo rate Againstthisbackdrop,they unchanged at 6.5 per cent for suggestthatinvestorsconsider the third consecutive policy puttingtheirmoneyintofundsor instruments with a residual INFLOWS WIN HANDS DOWN Flows(~cr) meeting,lookingpastthetran-sient vegetable inflation. maturity of four to six years. However, the central bank Longer-term investors could reviseditsinflationprojections also cautiously allocate for 2023–24 (FY24) to 5.4 per towards the longer end of the cent (previously 5.1 per cent). range, specifically beyond Projections for the second (Q2) seven years. “Ten-year bond andthirdquartersofFY24also yields may rise up to 7.3 per saw significant upward revicentintheneartermbutsoften sions to 6.2 per cent (from 5.4 thereafter, by 25–40 basis percent)and5.7percent(from points (bps) in one year. 5.4 per cent), respectively. Investorsmayconsiderputting Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Meanwhile, the consumer money in short- to mediumSource: AMFI price index (CPI)-based inflaterm debt funds,” says Devang tion surged to 7.44 per cent in Shah, co-head of fixed income July, the highest since April at Axis Mutual Fund. INDIA VS US (10-yearbondyield,in%) 2022. This was the first time According to data provided since September 2022 that it by the Association of Mutual had risen over 7 per cent. FundsinIndia,debtfundssaw Vegetable prices soared by anetinflowof~61,440.08crore 37.3 per cent, while the price of inthemonthofJuly,compared the cereals and pulses basket to a net outflow of ~14,135.52 surged by 13 per cent. This led crore in June. toa12.3percentincreaseinthe food inflation basket for urban Risingyields consumers and an 11 per cent Overthepastmonth,theyields increase for rural consumers, on 10-year government bonds Source: Bloomberg Compiled by BS Research Bureau according to the National in India have risen by 14.7 bps Statistical Office. “India’s 10to7.218percent.Meanwhile,in India’s (RBI’s) mandate for all down from ~2.6 trillion on yearyieldhasgainedconsidertheUS,theyhavetoucheda17scheduled banks to maintain August 10, the day of the RBI able momentum following the yearhighof4.35percent,surgan incremental cash reserve policy announcement. Yields upside surprise in the CPI data ing 50.8 bps during the same ratio of 10 per cent on the on one-year and two-year govand could likely touch the 7.3 period due to a hawkish US increase in their net demand ernmentbondshaveincreased per cent mark over the next Federal Reserve (Fed). and time liabilities between by 8 bps and 4 bps, respecmonth,” observes Dipanwita Analysts believe that yields May19,2023,andJuly28,2023, tively, since August 10. Mazumdar,economistatBank on short-term bonds within effective from August 12. “The next three to six ofBaroda,inanote.Atpresent, India may also harden as Following this move, surmonths will be critical for the the 10-year yield differential liquidity remains tight. This plus liquidity has decreased to bondmarkets.Weexpectyields between India and the US follows the Reserve Bank of ~53,800 crore as of August 20, on 10-year government secustands at 312 bps, he adds.

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Excel Industries Limited

CIN: L24200MH1960PLC011807

Regd. Office: 184-87, S V Road,Jogeshwari (West), Mumbai-400 102, Website: http://www.excelind.co.in Email: [email protected] Tel: 91-22-66464200 NOTICE OF THE 62ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE COMPANY

Pursuant to the relaxations provided by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) and the SEBI through their Circulars, the Sixty Second Annual General Meeting (“AGM”) of the Company will be held through Video Conferencing (“VC”)/Other Audio-Visual Means (“OAVM”) on Thursday, September 14, 2023 at 3.00 p.m. (IST), without physical presence of the Members at a common venue, to transact the business as set out in the Notice calling the AGM. The deemed venue for the 62nd AGM shallbetheregisteredofficeoftheCompany. In compliance with the relevant circulars, the Notice of the AGM together with the Annual Report for the financial year 2022-23 is sent only through e-mail to those Members of the Company, whose email addresses are registered with the Company/ Depository Participant(s), as on 11th August, 2023. Detailed instructions for e- voting and for joining the AGM by members are given in the Notice of the AGM. The Notice of AGM together with the Annual Report is also being made available on the Company’s website at https://www.excelind.co.in/annualReports.html and on the website of the Stock Exchanges, i.e., BSE Limited and the National Stock Exchange of India Limited at www.bseindia.com and www.nseindia.com, respectively.

Remotee-votingande-votingduringAGM

The Company is providing to its members, a facility to exercise their right to vote on the resolutions set out in the Notice of the AGM by remote e-voting before the AGM and also by e-voting during the AGM through the electronic voting system of LinkIntimeIndiaPrivateLimited(LIIPL). Information and instructions relating to remote e-voting and e-voting during the AGM are set out in the Notice of the AGM and also being sent through the email circulatingtheAnnual Report. The remote e-voting will commence on Monday, the 11th September, 2023 at th 9.00 a.m. and will end on Wednesday, the 13 September, 2023 at 5.00 p.m . The remote e-voting module shall be forthwith disabled thereafter and remote e-votingshallnotbeallowedbeyondtheaforesaiddateandtime.

Cut-offdatefordeterminingeligibilityforvoting

Shareholder, whose name is recorded in the register of members or in the register of beneficial owners maintained by the depositories as on the cut- off date, i.e., Thursday, the 07th September, 2023 shall be entitled to exercise his/ her right of remotee-votingore-votingattheAGM. Any person, who acquires shares of the Company and becomes a member of the Company after dispatch of the Notice and who holds shares as on the cut-off date, may obtain Notice of AGM together with the Annual Report by sending a request to [email protected]. The Notice of AGM contains the details of login andpasswordtotheelectronicvotingsystemofLIIPL. The members who have cast their vote(s) by remote e-voting may also attend the AGMbutshallnotbeentitledtocasttheirvote(s)againattheAGM. In case the shareholders have any queries or issues regarding e- voting, they can connect with Mr. Rajiv Ranjan (Asst. Vice President), Link Intime India Pvt. Ltd., C 101, 247 Park, L.B.S.Marg, Vikhroli (West), Mumbai – 400083, email id - to [email protected] on:Tel: 022-49186175.

RecordDate:

The record date for determining entitlement of members to the final dividend for the financial year ended 31st March, 2023, if approved at the 62nd AGM, is 07th September,2023.

DeductionoftaxonDividend

Dividend recommended by the Board of Directors, if approved by the members in the AGM, will be paid on or before 13th October, 2023,. Dividend will be paid, subject to deduction of tax at source (TDS) as per the provisions of the IncomeTaxActandRulesthereunder.Fordetails,pleaserefertotheNoticeoftheAGM. For Excel Industries Limited Sd/- Dated : 23rd August 2023 S K Singhvi Place : Mumbai Company Secretary

Prioritisepolicieswithhigher maturityfortaxexemption

Thisapproachwill minimiseyourtax liabilityontraditional policieswithlower maturityproceeds

STRATEGY FOR THOSE HOLDING MULTIPLE POLICIES

n If the aggregate premium ~2 lakh (C), ~3 lakh (D) and of multiple policies exceeds ~4.75 lakh (E)

of multiple policies exceeds ~4.75 lakh (E) ~5 lakh, only the policies n In this case, the investor with annual premium up may choose policy E for to ~5 lakh will be taxexemption (as premium is exempt (investor can below ~5 lakh) choose the policies she wants exempted)pted)ted) n However, she should select However, she should select policies C and D for n Suppose that a policyholder Suppose that a policyholder exemption, as the maturity has five policies with benefit from them is likely annual premium of ~1 to be higher than from E lakh (A), ~1.5 lakh (B), Source: ARIA

BINDISHASARANG

A new circular issued by the incomen However, she should select However, she should select tax (I-T) department provides greater wants exempted)pted)ted) policies C and D for clarity on the taxability of non-unitn Suppose that a policyholder Suppose that a policyholder exemption, as the maturity linked (basically, traditional) life insurhas five policies with benefit from them is likely ance policies. Prior to Budget 2023, a annual premium of ~1 to be higher than from E payout from any life insurance policy lakh (A), ~1.5 lakh (B), Source: ARIA (otherthanunit-linkedinsuranceplans, orUlips)wasexemptfromtaxation,provided a few specifications were met. applied on the premiums will not count HNIstobeimpacted Says Pallav Pradyumn Narang, parttowards the ~5 lakh limit. The~5lakhthresholdisreasonablyhigh, ner, CNK: “According to Section Suppose that a new policy was pursothesechangeswillmostlyaffectHNIs. 10(10D), amended in the Finance Act of chased, say, on April 1, 2028, after the After April 1, 2023, taxpayers should 2023, there is no tax exemption for life premium-paying term of an earlier polbemindfulwhileinvestingintraditional insurance policies issued on or after icy had ended. The annual premium of policies for tax-free returns. Says Archit April 1, 2023, if the premium exceeds ~5 the two policies exceeds ~5 lakh. Says Gupta, chief executive officer, Clear: lakh.” An additional conJigar Patel, member, “Make sure you do not cross the ~5 lakh dition, which has been there Association of Registered premium threshold.” He adds that for a long time, is that there is Investment Advisors (Aria): wheretheproceedsbecometaxable,the no exemption if the premium “The earlier policy may not post-taxreturnsarelikelytobesub-optiexceeds 10 per cent of the sum have matured. Nonetheless, mal. The pre-tax returns from these insured. the maturity benefit received plansanywaydon’texceed4-6percent. from both will be exempt. The Taxation at slab rate will make their Pluggingtaxleakage key is that the annual prepost-tax returns even less attractive. Undertheoldrules,thematurmium paid on multiple polIf you are planning to change your ity benefits enjoyed tax icies should not exceed ~5 payment frequency, think again. Says exemption irrespective of the lakh.” Bajaj: “If an individual alters her prepremium amount. While the Term policies don’t make mium payment frequency within the goal was to promote insurance penetraany payout if the insured survives the policy term, such as shifting from tion, these policies ended up becoming policyterm.Thepremiumofatermpolannual to semi-annual or quarterly paya tax-avoidance tool for high-networth icy will not be counted towards the ~5 ment, resulting in the premium exceedindividuals (HNIs) who bought highlakh limit. ing ~5 lakh, the maturity benefits of the value policies with hefty premiums. Jain points out that any payout policy will become taxable.” Says Ankit Jain, partner, Ved Jain & made to the nominee upon the policyExperts have always warned against Associates: “Affluent individuals were holder’s death continues to be taxmixing insurance and investment. Says drawn to these plans due to their guarexempt. This is regardless of the nature Patel: “Buy term insurance for protecanteed, tax-free maturity benefits couof the plan. tion.” For investment, go with products pled with insurance coverage. How will tax be calculated in the like fixed deposits, mutual funds, etc. Observing this, the government introcase of policies where the payout is not For Ulips, the government had duced these amendments.” exempt? Says Patel: “The premium paid imposed a cap on the premium even can be deducted from the maturity earlier. So, ensure that for Ulips pur- Rulesformultiplepolicies benefit. However, indexation benefit is chased on or after February 1, 2021, the If the aggregate premium of more than not available.” The net amount shall be aggregate annual premium does not one policy exceeds ~5 lakh, only the poltaxed as income from other sources. exceed ~2.5 lakh. icies with a combined annual premium Says Sandeep Bajaj, advocate, Offer the traditional policies with ofupto~5lakhwillbeexempt.Investors Supreme Court of India: “These revihigher maturity proceeds first for can choose the policies whose proceeds sions provide lucid directives for claimexemption and let the policies with they want exempted. Narang clarifies ing exemptions on eligible life insurlower maturity proceeds be subject to that Goods and Services Tax (GST) ance policies.” taxation. YOUR MONEY

MUMBAI | WEDNESDAY | AUGUST 23, 2023

14NATION

Denied ticket, KCR’s party MLA breaks down

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Hyderabad: The denial of ticket to contest in the addressing a group of supporters but said he coming Assembly elections in Telangana has upset would remain loyal to the party. The BRS has given some of the BRS MLAs on Tuesday. Station ticket to former deputy chief minister Kadiyam Ghanpur (SC) MLA T Rajaiah broke down while Srihari to contest from Station Ghanpur (SC).

Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country

Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy

FORM ‘Z’

(See sub-rule [11(d-1)] of rule 107) POSSESSION NOTICE FOR IMMOVABLE PROPERTY

Whereas the undersigned being the Recovery Officer of the Sangli Sahakari Bank Ltd. Mumbai under the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Rules, 1961 issued a demand notice dated 31.01.2020 [copy not in file] calling upon the Judgement Debtor M/s. Yash Hira Enterprises through its proprietor Mr. Jitendra Suresh Pawar and its sureties Mr. Sushil Harishchandra Ambade, Deepak Maruti Surve and Mr. Sanjay Datta Patil to repay Rs. 82,29,301/- (Rupees Eighty Two Lakhs Twenty Nine Thousand Three Hundred and One only) on or before 20.02.2020 [date needs to check from demand notice] from the receipt of the said notice and the Judgement Debtors having failed to repay the amount, the undersigned has issued order for Notice before Attachment dated 14.10.2022 and issued Notice dated 01.12.2022 for taking possession of attached the property described herein below. The Judgement Debtors having failed to repay the amount, notice is hereby given to the Judgement Debtors, Sureties and the public in general that the undersigned has taken possession of the property described herein below in exercise of powers conferred on him under rule 107[11(d-1)] of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Rules, 1961 on 07.12.2022.

IANS / Patna Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept pleadA video of Patna Police stoping with the police personnel ping an ambulance to make to let their vehicle pass has way for Bihar chief minister gone viral on social media on Nitish Kumar's convoy, which Tuesday. The incident is said was passing through the to have happened on Sunday.

PTI / Panaji ing at a civic reception hosted Goa that the people here have It was in line with the Confor her at Raj Bhavan. adopted a common civil stitution and a good example President Droupadi Murmu Women are looked at with code," she added. for the country, she added. on Tuesday hailed the "comequality in Goa's cosmopoliGoa has the colonial-era At the national level, the mon civil code" in Goa, saying tan culture, the president Portuguese Civil Code which proposed Uniform Civil Code that it was a matter of pride said. is applicable to people of all came under the spotlight refor the state and a good exam"The number of women religions. cently when the Law Comple for the country. students in higher education "The common civil code mission sought views of variShe also noted that women in Goa is more than 60 per which provides equal rights ous stakeholders on the issue. enjoy an equal status in the cent, but there is a need to into women and men of all comMurmu, meanwhile, also state's cosmopolitan culture. crease the participation of munities living in Goa is an hailed the `Atmanirbhar Goa' The president, who arrived women in the workforce in example of the cosmopolitan initiative in the state, saying in Goa for a three-day visit the state," she said. culture here," President Murthat the concept was appreciearlier in the day, was speak"It is a matter of pride for mu said. ated across the country.

|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL
CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property
on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.
Sr.
No.
Name of Tenant/s
Name of Occupant/s
Floor
Shop /
Room
1
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan
Ground
A-1
2
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe
Ground
A-2
3
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar
Ground
A-3
4
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil
Ground
A-4
5
Smt. Beena S. Chamankar
Kept in Abeyance
Ground
B-1
Kept in Abeyance
6
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Miss Saniya Pravin Rane
Ground
B-2
7
Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground
B-3
8
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar
Ground
B-4
9
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale
Ground
B-5
10
Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale
First
A-5
11
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal
First
A-6
12
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi
First
B-6
13
Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame
Kept in Abeynace
First
B-7
14
Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar
First
B-8
15
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe
First
B-9
16
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar
Second
A-7
17
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete
Second
A-8
18
Mr.
Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar
Mr. Niranjan Madhukar
Wartikar
Second
B-10
19
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir
Second
B-11
20
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni
Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
Mrs.
Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni
Second
B-12
21
(Late)DilipMastakar
Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar
Second
B-13
22
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar
Third
A-9
23
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai
Third
A-10
24
Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi
Kept in Abeyance
Third
B-14
25
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar
Third
B-15
26
Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)
Third
B-16
If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The
same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.
M/s. Prameya Developers,
Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),
Mumbai- 400 057.
PTI /Panaji
President Droupadi Murmu
on Tuesday hailed the "com-
mon civil code" in Goa, saying
that it was a matter of pride
for the state and a good exam-
ple for the country.
She also noted that women
enjoy an equal status in the
state's cosmopolitan culture.
The president, who arrived
in Goa for a three-day visit
earlier in the day, was speak-
ing at a civic reception hosted
for her at Raj Bhavan.
Women are looked at with
equality in Goa's cosmopoli-
tan culture, the president
said.
"The number of women
students in higher education
in Goa is more than 60 per
cent, but there is a need to in-
crease the participation of
women in the workforce in
the state," she said.
"It is a matter of pride for
Goa that the people here have
adopted a common civil
code," she added.
Goa has the colonial-era
Portuguese Civil Code which
is applicable to people of all
religions.
"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.
It was in line with the Con-
stitution and a good example
for the country, she added.
At the national level, the
proposed Uniform Civil Code
came under the spotlight re-
cently when the Law Com-
mission sought views of vari-
ous stakeholders on the issue.
Murmu, meanwhile, also
hailed the Atmanirbhar Goa' initiative in the state, saying that the concept was appreci- ated across the country. Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter of pride for state, example for country **PTI /**Unnao (UP) Two men were detained on Tuesday for allegedly burn- ing an unidentified body in- side a house in Bangarmau area here, police said. The incident happened in New Katra locality of the area, they said. Circle officer (Bangar- mau) Vijay Anand said the owner of the house Santosh and his friend Bhura have been apprehended. When the police reached the house, they found that the duo was inebriated and the half-burnt body was kept inside a room. The motive behind the crime was not known immediately as the two men were not able to an- swer any questions in the drunken state, the Circle of- ficer said. According to police, the matter came to the fore when some neighbours com- plained about the foul smell coming from the house. Forensic experts and a dog squad were sent to the spot to help the police teams. The officer said that it ap- pears that the body was burnt between 11 am and noon after which the police reached the spot on the com- plaints of the neighbours. 2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao **IANS /**Patna A video of Patna Police stop- ping an ambulance to make way for Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's convoy, which was passing through the Gaighat circle of the city even as the patient's kin kept plead- ing with the police personnel to let their vehicle pass has gone viral on social media on Tuesday. The incident is said to have happened on Sunday. Ambulance stopped to make way for Nitish's convoy STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF **Farmers stopped from** **entering Chandigarh** **Many farmers detained; farm leaders to** **meet in Sept to decide their next step** **RAJESH MOUDGIL /**Chandigarh Even as the police detained many protesting farmers and stopped them from entering Chandigarh at different loca- tions in Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday, the farm leaders have threatened that they would hold a meeting on Sep- tember 2 to decide the next step of their stir for their de- mands. Pertinently, a large number of farmers having allegiance with more than 30 farm fora from the region including Punjab, Haryana and Ra- jasthan had announced to carry out a tractor rally and gherao Chandigarh on Tues- day to press for their demand for compensation for their losses in the recent floods. It was in this wake that the Punjab and Haryana police had made elaborate security bandobust to stop them in their respective areas and de- tained several of them at dif- ferent locations in the region. Heavy police force as well as para military force were deployed on the periphery of Chandigarh so as to prevent the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Punjab and Haryana police. On the Ambala-Mohali border, the Haryana police, which had made elaborate arrangements, had detained more than 100 farmers so as to stop them from entering Chandigarh from that side. A group of farmers had also at- tempted to block Chandigarh- Hisar national highway though were removed by the police. According to reports reaching here, groups of farmers were also stopped or detained at different borders of Punjab following which they had begun their sit-ins at different toll plazas. According to reports, on Chandigarh entry points only, more than 4,000 person- nel of Chandigarh police and para military forces were de- ployed to ensure the entry of the protesting farmers. Meanwhile, the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Tuesday said that they would hold a meeting on September 2 and decide their next step to press upon their demands. IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert **PTI /**Shimla Rains lashed parts of Hi- machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office here issued a red alert pre- dicting heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated spells of "extremely heavy" rains in eight of its 12 districts during the night. The warning was issued in the evening for parts of Bi- laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir- maur and Una districts as rains on Tuesday triggered some landslides in Mandi and uprooted trees in other areas. No casualties were report- ed in this fresh bout of rains. Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related in- cidents, including major landslides in Shimla. The Met also issued an or- ange alert warning of "heavy to very heavy rains" on Wednesday and Thursday, and a yellow warning of heavy rain on August 25 and 26. It has pre- dicted a wet spell in the state till August 28. Himachal has received six per cent deficit rainfall in August so far. **ECI to hold** **by-election to** **fill vacant seat** **New Delhi:**The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sab- ha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the va- cancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hard- war Dubey. The ECI has issued a noti- fication for the by-election, inviting nominations from el- igible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.|IN THE COURT OF SMALL CAUSES AT MUMBAI R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a registered company under the Indian Companies Act, having its Registered office at 286/488, Ali Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Plaintiffs** **V/s** 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal Shaikh Suleman 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan age adult, occupation not known, Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, Mumbai - 400 008. **...Defendants** To, The Defendant No. l abovenamed, WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs abovenamed has instituted the above suit against Defendants praying therein that the Defendants be ordered and decreed to vacate hand over quiet, vacant and peaceful possession of the suit premises being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the plaintiffs and for such other and further reliefs, as prayed in the Plaint. THESE ARE to change and command you Defendant abovenamed, to file your Written Statement in this Court within 30 days from the date of the receipt of the summons, and personally to appear before the Hon'ble Judge presiding in Court Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 002, on 11th October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in person or through authorized Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff abovenamed. lake notice that, in default of your appearance of the day before mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. YOU may obtain the copy of the said Plaint from the Court Room No.25 of this Court. Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023 **Sd/-** I/c Registrar �� ��**��** **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� ��**��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� **��** **��**�� ��**��**�� **��**��**��**�� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** �� �� �� �� **��**�� **��** **��** **��** �� **��** �� **��** �� �� �� ��**��** �� �� **��** **��**�� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� **��** **��** **��** **��** **��** �� � �� �� **��** �� �� �� �� �� �� **PUBLIC NOTICE** Structure bearing Proposed Redevelopment under D.C. Regulation 33 (7) of property on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg, Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s. Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above. **Sr.** **No.** **Name of Tenant/s** **Name of Occupant/s** **Floor** **Shop /** **Room** 1 Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Smt. Malati Anant Chavan, Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan & Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan Ground A-1 2 Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Smt. Rekha Ravindra Chawathe & Mr. Prashant Ravindra Chawathe Ground A-2 3 Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Mr. Satish Dineshchandra Kotkar Ground A-3 4 Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil & Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil Ground A-4 5 Smt. Beena S. Chamankar Kept in Abeyance Ground B-1 Kept in Abeyance 6 Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Miss Saniya Pravin Rane Ground B-2 7 Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar Ground B-3 8 Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar & Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar Ground B-4 9 Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale Ground B-5 10 Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale First A-5 11 Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal First A-6 12 Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi Janaki Devidas Dangi & Raghunath Devidas Dangi First B-6 13 Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle & Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame Kept in Abeynace First B-7 14 Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar First B-8 15 Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe, Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe, Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe First B-9 16 Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Mr. Ajit Janardan Palekar Second A-7 17 Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Mr. Ashok Narayan Khambete Second A-8 18 Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Mr. Niranjan Madhukar Wartikar Second B-10 19 Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Mr. Suresh Anant Gambhir Second B-11 20 Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni & Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas Nadkarni Second B-12 21 (Late)DilipMastakar Smt. Shaila DilipMastakar Second B-13 22 Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Mr. Gaurav Ajit Gunjikar Third A-9 23 Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt. Namrata Nitin Desai Third A-10 24 Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi, Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr. Vishwanath S. Churi Kept in Abeyance Third B-14 25 Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda Shantaram Rangnekar & Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar Third B-15 26 Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab (Nee Angha Joshi) Third B-16 If any one has objection for redevelopment of the above mentioned list. The same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15 days of the publication of this Notice. **M/s. Prameya Developers,** **Address : 201/B, Relcon House, M.G.Road, Near Classic Vision, Vile Parle (E),** **Mumbai- 400 057.** **PTI /**Panaji President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday hailed the "com- mon civil code" in Goa, saying that it was a matter of pride for the state and a good exam- ple for the country. She also noted that women enjoy an equal status in the state's cosmopolitan culture. The president, who arrived in Goa for a three-day visit earlier in the day, was speak- ing at a civic reception hosted for her at Raj Bhavan. Women are looked at with equality in Goa's cosmopoli- tan culture, the president said. "The number of women students in higher education in Goa is more than 60 per cent, but there is a need to in- crease the participation of women in the workforce in the state," she said. "It is a matter of pride for Goa that the people here have adopted a common civil code," she added. Goa has the colonial-era Portuguese Civil Code which is applicable to people of all religions. "The common civil code which provides equal rights to women and men of all com- munities living in Goa is an example of the cosmopolitan culture here," President Mur- mu said. It was in line with the Con- stitution and a good example for the country, she added. At the national level, the proposed Uniform Civil Code came under the spotlight re- cently when the Law Com- mission sought views of vari- ous stakeholders on the issue. Murmu, meanwhile, also hailed theAtmanirbhar Goa'
initiative in the state, saying
that the concept was appreci-
ated across the country.
Murmu: Common civil code in Goa matter
of pride for state, example for country
PTI /Unnao (UP)
Two men were detained on
Tuesday for allegedly burn-
ing an unidentified body in-
side a house in Bangarmau
area here, police said.
The incident happened in
New Katra locality of the
area, they said.
Circle officer (Bangar-
mau) Vijay Anand said the
owner of the house Santosh
and his friend Bhura have
been apprehended.
When the police reached
the house, they found that
the duo was inebriated and
the half-burnt body was kept
inside a room. The motive
behind the crime was not
known immediately as the
two men were not able to an-
swer any questions in the
drunken state, the Circle of-
ficer said.
According to police, the
matter came to the fore
when some neighbours com-
plained about the foul smell
coming from the house.
Forensic experts and a
dog squad were sent to the
spot to help the police teams.
The officer said that it ap-
pears that the body was
burnt between 11 am and
noon after which the police
reached the spot on the com-
plaints of the neighbours.
2 held for burning body
inside house in UP’s Unnao
IANS /Patna
A video of Patna Police stop-
ping an ambulance to make
way for Bihar chief minister
Nitish Kumar's convoy, which
was passing through the
Gaighat circle of the city even
as the patient's kin kept plead-
ing with the police personnel
to let their vehicle pass has
gone viral on social media on
Tuesday. The incident is said
to have happened on Sunday.
Ambulance stopped to make
way for Nitish's convoy
STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF
Farmers stopped from
entering Chandigarh
Many farmers detained; farm leaders to
meet in Sept to decide their next step
RAJESH MOUDGIL /Chandigarh
Even as the police detained
many protesting farmers and
stopped them from entering
Chandigarh at different loca-
tions in Punjab and Haryana
on Tuesday, the farm leaders
have threatened that they
would hold a meeting on Sep-
tember 2 to decide the next
step of their stir for their de-
mands.
Pertinently, a large number
of farmers having allegiance
with more than 30 farm fora
from the region including
Punjab, Haryana and Ra-
jasthan had announced to
carry out a tractor rally and
gherao Chandigarh on Tues-
day to press for their demand
for compensation for their
losses in the recent floods.
It was in this wake that the
Punjab and Haryana police
had made elaborate security
bandobust to stop them in
their respective areas and de-
tained several of them at dif-
ferent locations in the region.
Heavy police force as well
as para military force were
deployed on the periphery of
Chandigarh so as to prevent
the entry of crowds of
protesting farmers by the
Punjab and Haryana police.
On
the
Ambala-Mohali
border, the Haryana police,
which had made elaborate
arrangements, had detained
more than 100 farmers so as
to stop them from entering
Chandigarh from that side. A
group of farmers had also at-
tempted to block Chandigarh-
Hisar
national
highway
though were removed by the
police.
According
to
reports
reaching here, groups of
farmers were also stopped or
detained at different borders
of Punjab following which
they had begun their sit-ins at
different toll plazas.
According to reports, on
Chandigarh
entry
points
only, more than 4,000 person-
nel of Chandigarh police and
para military forces were de-
ployed to ensure the entry of
the protesting farmers.
Meanwhile, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM) on
Tuesday said that they would
hold a meeting on September
2 and decide their next step to
press upon their demands.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall
again in HP, issues red alert
PTI /Shimla
Rains lashed parts of Hi-
machal Pradesh on Tuesday
and the meteorological office
here issued a red alert pre-
dicting heavy to very heavy
rainfall with isolated spells of
"extremely heavy" rains in
eight of its 12 districts during
the night.
The warning was issued in
the evening for parts of Bi-
laspur,
Hamirpur,
Kullu,
Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sir-
maur and Una districts as
rains on Tuesday triggered
some landslides in Mandi and
uprooted trees in other areas.
No casualties were report-
ed in this fresh bout of rains.
Earlier this month, about 80
people died in rain-related in-
cidents,
including
major
landslides in Shimla.
The Met also issued an or-
ange
alert
warning
of
"heavy to very heavy rains"
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
and
a
yellow
warning of heavy rain on
August 25 and 26. It has pre-
dicted a wet spell in the state
till August 28. Himachal has
received six per cent deficit
rainfall in August so far.
ECI to hold
by-election to
fill vacant seat
New Delhi:The Election
Commission of India (ECI)
on Tuesday announced to
hold a by-election to the
Council of States (Rajya Sab-
ha) from Uttar Pradesh on
September 15 to fill the va-
cancy caused by the demise
of senior BJP leader Hard-
war Dubey.
The ECI has issued a noti-
fication for the by-election,
inviting nominations from el-
igible candidates.
The last date for filing
nominations is September 5
and the scrutiny will be done
the following day.
The
last
date
of
withdrawal is September 8.
Polling will take place from
9 am to 4 pm and votes will be
counted the same day at 5 pm.
Dubey, a Rajya Sabha
member from Uttar Pradesh,
died on June 26 in Delhi.|
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"The common civil code
which provides equal rights
to women and men of all com-
munities living in Goa is an
example of the cosmopolitan
culture here," President Mur-
mu said.|��
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Attachment dated 14.10.2022 and issued Notice dated 01.12.2022 for
taking possession of attached the property described herein below.
The Judgement Debtors having failed to repay the amount, notice is
hereby given to the Judgement Debtors, Sureties and the public in
general that the undersigned has taken possession of the property
described herein below in exercise of powers conferred on him under
rule 107[11(d-1)] of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Rules,
1961 on 07.12.2022.
The Judgement Debtor in particular and the public in general is hereby
cautioned not to deal with the property and any dealings with the
property will be subject to the charge of the Sangli Sahakari Bank Ltd.
Mumbai for an amount aggregating to Rs. 1,17,27,907/- (Rupees One
Crore Seventeen Lakh Twenty Seven Thousand Nine Hundred and
Seven only)as on 30.11.2022 and further interest on the principal
amount mentioned in Recovery Certificates.
DESCRIPTION OF THE IMMOVABLE PROPERTY
Flat No. 25, admeasuring 432 square feet super builtup area on 3rd
Floor, Block A in the Building known as Dossa Building, Nawroji Hill
Road No. 7, Dongri, Village Mandvi, Mumbai-400009. standing on
C.T.S. No. 96/17/21Ward B, Zone No. 3 within the registration District
and Sub-District at Mumbai City.
(S. M. Jadhav)
Date :
Special Recovery Officer,
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CAUSES AT MUMBAI
R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018
Shukriya
Nirman
Pvt.
Ltd.,a
registered company under the
Indian Companies Act, having its
Registered office at 286/488, Ali
Raza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Plaintiffs
V/s
1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal
Representatives of Shaikh Iqbal
Shaikh Suleman
2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan
age adult, occupation not known,
Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No.
27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street,
Mumbai - 400 008.
...Defendants
To,
The
Defendant
No.
l
abovenamed,
WHEREAS,
the
Plaintiffs
abovenamed has instituted the
above suit against Defendants
praying
therein
that
the
Defendants be ordered and
decreed to vacate hand over
quiet,
vacant
and
peaceful
possession of the suit premises
being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher
Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable
Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the
plaintiffs and for such other and
further reliefs, as prayed in the
Plaint.
THESE ARE to change and
command
you
Defendant
abovenamed, to file your Written
Statement in this Court within 30
days from the date of the receipt
of the summons, and personally
to appear before the Hon'ble
Judge presiding in Court Room
No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building,
Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg,
Mumbai 400 002, on 11th
October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in
person or through authorized
Pleader duly instructed to answer
the
Plaint
of
the
Plaintiff
abovenamed.
lake notice that, in default of your
appearance of the day before
mentioned, the suit will be heard
and determined in your absence.
YOU may obtain the copy of the
said Plaint from the Court Room
No.25 of this Court.
Given under seal of the Court,
this 30th day of January, 2023
Sd/-
I/c Registrar|||||||||||||||||||||||||
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on plot bearing C.S. No.744, F.P. No.137 of TPS-II Mahim Division, bearing cess
structure Ward No.4782(1) 83 and street No. 15 situated at Ram Mohadikar Marg,
Mahim Weast, Mumbai-400016, known as “Ram Mandir Trust Building”, within the
Registration District and Sub-District of Mumbai City. The property belongs to M/s.
Prameya Developers (owner).The owner himself is developing the property. The
followingare the list of the tenants / occupants of the structure referred herein above.|||||||||||||

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|||||1||Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan||||||

Smt. Malati Anant Chavan,
Smt.Shalini Dattaram Chavan
& Smt. Bharti Ashok chavan|||

Ground|A-1||||||||||
|||||2||Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe||||||Smt. Rekha Ravindra
Chawathe & Mr. Prashant
Ravindra Chawathe|||Ground|A-2||||||||||
|||||3||Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar||||||
Mr. Satish Dineshchandra
Kotkar|||
Ground|A-3||||||||||
|||||4||Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil||||||Mr. Anil Vidyadhar Patil &
Mr. SanjayVidyadhar Patil|||Ground|A-4||||||||||
|||||5||Smt. Beena S. Chamankar||||||Kept in Abeyance|||Ground|B-1||||||||||
|||||||||||||Kept in Abeyance||||||||||||||
|||||6||Miss Saniya Pravin Rane||||||Miss Saniya Pravin Rane|||Ground|B-2||||||||||
|||||7||Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar||||||Mr. Rajesh Jaywant Patankar|||Ground|B-3||||||||||
|||||8||Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar||||||Lalita Vasant Bagayatkar &
Santosh Vasant Bagayatkar|||Ground|B-4||||||||||
|||||9||Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale||||||Mrs. Anita Avinash Powale|||Ground|B-5||||||||||
|||||10||Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale||||||Miss Maya Gurunath Mahale|||First|A-5||||||||||
|||||11||Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal||||||Smt. Usha Arvind Chaubal|||First|A-6||||||||||
|||||12||Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi||||||Janaki Devidas Dangi &
Raghunath Devidas Dangi|||First|B-6||||||||||
|||||13||Mr. Uday Dhanaji Pingle &
Mrs. Dipti Rajiv Mankame||||||Kept in Abeynace|||First|B-7||||||||||
|||||14||Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar||||||Mrs. Vidya Prashant Pisolkar|||First|B-8||||||||||
|||||15||Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe||||||

Smt. Sumitra Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Ashutosh Shripad Moghe,
Mr. Shailesh Shripad Moghe|||

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Ashok
Narayan
Khambete||||||
Mr.
Ashok
Narayan
Khambete|||
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Niranjan
Madhukar
Wartikar||||||
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Wartikar|||Second|B-10||||||||||
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& Mrs. Vinaya Vishwas
Nadkarni||||||Mr. Vishwas Dinkar Nadkarni
&
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Vinaya
Vishwas
Nadkarni|||

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|||||23||Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai||||||Mr. Siddhant N. Desai & Smt.
Namrata Nitin Desai|||Third|A-10||||||||||
|||||24||Mr. Mahendranath S. Churi,
Mr. Vijay S. Churi & Mr.
Vishwanath S. Churi||||||Kept in Abeyance|||Third|B-14||||||||||
|||||25||Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar||||||Mr. Shantaram Krishnarao
Rangnekar, Mrs. Vrinda
Shantaram Rangnekar &
Mr.Aniruddha S. Rangnekar|||Third|B-15||||||||||
|||||26||Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab||||||Mrs. Anagha Prashant Parab
(Nee Angha Joshi)|||
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same may be made known to us at the under mentioned address within 15
days of the publication of this Notice.||||||||||||||||||||||
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IMD predicts heavy rainfall again in HP, issues red alert

R.A.E. SUIT NO. 937 OF 2018 �� Shukriya Nirman Pvt. Ltd.,a �� �� PTI / Shimla uprooted trees in other areas. registered company under the �� �� Indian Companies Act, having its No casualties were report�� Registered office at 286/488, Ali Rains lashed parts of Hied in this fresh bout of rains. �� machal Pradesh on Tuesday and the meteorological office Earlier this month, about 80 people died in rain-related inRaza Castle, ) Sir J. J. Road, Mumbai - 400 008. ...Plaintiffs �� here issued a red alert precidents, including major V/s �� dicting heavy to very heavy landslides in Shimla. 1. The unnamed Heirs and Legal �� rainfall with isolated spells of The Met also issued an orRepresentatives of Shaikh Iqbal �� "extremely heavy" rains in ange alert warning of Shaikh Suleman �� eight of its 12 districts during "heavy to very heavy rains" 2. Shaikh Mujid Flasan �� �� the night. on Wednesday and age adult, occupation not known, �� The warning was issued in Thursday, and a yellow Taher Manzil, B/Block, Room No. �� the evening for parts of Biwarning of heavy rain on 27, II Floor, 41/47, Stable Street, �� laspur, Hamirpur, Kullu, August 25 and 26. It has preMumbai - 400 008. �� Mandi, Shimla, Solan, Sirdicted a wet spell in the state ...Defendants �� maur and Una districts as till August 28. Himachal has To, The Defendant No. l �� rains on Tuesday triggered received six per cent deficit abovenamed, �� some landslides in Mandi and rainfall in August so far. WHEREAS, abovenamed has instituted the the Plaintiffs �� above suit against Defendants �� STIR FOR FLOOD RELIEF praying therein that the �� Defendants be ordered and �� decreed to vacate hand over �� Farmers stopped from quiet, vacant and peaceful �� possession of the suit premises �� being Room No. 27, II Floor, Taher �� entering Chandigarh Manzil, B/Block, 41-47, Stable �� Many farmers detained; farm leaders to Street. Mumbai - 400 008 to the �� plaintiffs and for such other and �� meet in Sept to decide their next step further reliefs, as prayed in the �� Plaint. �� RAJESH MOUDGIL / Chandigarh the entry of crowds of THESE ARE to change and �� protesting farmers by the command you Defendant �� Even as the police detained Punjab and Haryana police. abovenamed, to file your Written �� many protesting farmers and On the Ambala-Mohali Statement in this Court within 30 �� ��  �� stopped them from entering border, the Haryana police, days from the date of the receipt �� Chandigarh at different locawhich had made elaborate of the summons, and personally �� tions in Punjab and Haryana arrangements, had detained to appear before the Hon'ble �� on Tuesday, the farm leaders more than 100 farmers so as Judge presiding in Court Room �� have threatened that they to stop them from entering No. 25, 1st Floor, Annex Building, �� would hold a meeting on SepChandigarh from that side. A Small Causes Court. L. T. Marg, �� tember 2 to decide the next group of farmers had also atMumbai 400 002, on 11th �� October, 2023 at 2.45 p.m., in �� step of their stir for their detempted to block Chandigarhmands. Hisar national highway person or through authorized �� Pertinently, a large number though were removed by the Pleader duly instructed to answer the Plaint of the Plaintiff �� of farmers having allegiance police. abovenamed. �� with more than 30 farm fora According to reports lake notice that, in default of your �� from the region including reaching here, groups of appearance of the day before �� Punjab, Haryana and Rafarmers were also stopped or mentioned, the suit will be heard �� jasthan had announced to detained at different borders and determined in your absence. �� carry out a tractor rally and of Punjab following which YOU may obtain the copy of the gherao Chandigarh on Tuesthey had begun their sit-ins at said Plaint from the Court Room day to press for their demand different toll plazas. No.25 of this Court. for compensation for their According to reports, on Given under seal of the Court, this 30th day of January, 2023

Farmers stopped from entering Chandigarh Many farmers detained; farm leaders to meet in Sept to decide their next step RAJESH MOUDGIL / Chandigarh the entry of crowds of protesting farmers by the Even as the police detained Punjab and Haryana police. many protesting farmers and On the Ambala-Mohali stopped them from entering border, the Haryana police, Chandigarh at different locawhich had made elaborate tions in Punjab and Haryana arrangements, had detained on Tuesday, the farm leaders more than 100 farmers so as have threatened that they to stop them from entering would hold a meeting on SepChandigarh from that side. A tember 2 to decide the next group of farmers had also atstep of their stir for their detempted to block Chandigarhmands. Hisar national highway Pertinently, a large number though were removed by the of farmers having allegiance police. with more than 30 farm fora According to reports from the region including reaching here, groups of Punjab, Haryana and Rafarmers were also stopped or jasthan had announced to detained at different borders carry out a tractor rally and of Punjab following which gherao Chandigarh on Tuesthey had begun their sit-ins at day to press for their demand different toll plazas. for compensation for their According to reports, on losses in the recent floods. Chandigarh entry points It was in this wake that the only, more than 4,000 personPunjab and Haryana police nel of Chandigarh police and had made elaborate security para military forces were debandobust to stop them in ployed to ensure the entry of their respective areas and dethe protesting farmers. tained several of them at difMeanwhile, the Sanyukt ferent locations in the region. Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Heavy police force as well Tuesday said that they would as para military force were hold a meeting on September deployed on the periphery of 2 and decide their next step to Chandigarh so as to prevent press upon their demands.

2 held for burning body inside house in UP’s Unnao

PTI / Unnao (UP) behind the crime was not known immediately as the Two men were detained on two men were not able to anTuesday for allegedly burnswer any questions in the ing an unidentified body indrunken state, the Circle ofside a house in Bangarmau ficer said. area here, police said. According to police, the The incident happened in matter came to the fore New Katra locality of the when some neighbours comarea, they said. plained about the foul smell Circle officer (Bangarcoming from the house. mau) Vijay Anand said the Forensic experts and a owner of the house Santosh dog squad were sent to the and his friend Bhura have spot to help the police teams. been apprehended. The officer said that it apWhen the police reached pears that the body was the house, they found that burnt between 11 am and the duo was inebriated and noon after which the police the half-burnt body was kept reached the spot on the cominside a room. The motive plaints of the neighbours.

ECI to hold by-election to fill vacant seat

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New Delhi: The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday announced to hold a by-election to the Council of States (Rajya Sabha) from Uttar Pradesh on September 15 to fill the vacancy caused by the demise of senior BJP leader Hardwar Dubey. The ECI has issued a notification for the by-election, inviting nominations from eligible candidates. The last date for filing nominations is September 5 and the scrutiny will be done the following day. The last date of withdrawal is September 8. Polling will take place from 9 am to 4 pm and votes will be counted the same day at 5 pm. Dubey, a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh, died on June 26 in Delhi.

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