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CIDCO to undertake pioneering project by
adopting Jasai gaon for rural development
By Vikram Gaiwad and
Chandrashekhar Hendve
NAVI MUMBAI: CIDCO, in breaking new
grounds, have taken an
initiative to adopt the
Jasai village located in
the vicinity of JNPT to
develop it into smart
city which will be integrated with smart garbage disposal system
that is to be the first
phase of the project. As
inaugurated by the CIDCO Managing Director Sanjay Bhatia, the
proposal was discussed
with ex MP Ramsheth
Thakur, CIDCO Chief
security officer Dr.
Pradnya Sarvaday, Jasai Sarpanch members
Santosh
Gharat,
Suresh Patil, Naresh
Gharat, Atul Patil,
and other CIDCO rep-
resentatives on Friday.
CIDCO has been responsible for many major development ventures like the international airport project
and just as that, it has
now undertaken a
project to minimize the
difference between rural and urban areas.
Therefore, in lieu of
that the company has
adopted the village
that doesn’t have the
same facilities as the
city it is located in.
Therefore, ‘CIDCO
hopes that this would
be a pivotal project to
encourage more rural
development projects’
said Sanjay Bhatia.
Further, the project
promises to make the
village a ‘zero debris
zone’ as the sewage
treatment plant that
has been set up in the
village which will help
in garbage disposal, recycling and manure
production. Moreover,
as a part of rural development a dam
project along with other infrastructural ventures are to undertaken in near future. CIDCO has also made
plans to initiate employment schemes in
the area.
Girish Prabhune receives ‘Lifetime
Achievement Award for Social Service’
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me more than that
since you are a minster. But you are giving me just Re 1?
By Chandrashekhar
Hendve
NAVI MUMBAI: During the event related
to 10th remembrance
anniversary of Satish
Haware organized at
Vishnudas Bhave Auditorium, Lifetime
Achievement Award
for Social Service was
conferred upon Girish
Prabhune. This function was organized by
Haware Foundation
and Haware Family.
The award was handed by Chief Guest
and prominent educationist Narendra
Jadhav.
Satish Haware
Foundation earlier
had been involved in
social works like
occasion were Satish
Haware, Pravin Haware, Amit Haware,
Amar Haware, MLA
Manda
Mhatre,
Abasaheb Phatwari,
Ramesh Patange, the
entire Haware family, all the officers,
workers, suppliers,
contractors and others
holding more than 100
book distribution drive
and free health check
up for workers at construction sites, providing free schooling for
children of these workers, imparting training
in industry development and holding of
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workshops etc. This
year, the foundation
will donate an ambulance to a social organization. Even the
blood donation drive organized by this foundation earlier received
good response.
A book named
‘Ghar Policechanche’
by Ravindra Gole was
released during this occasion. Haware Builders have provided 3500
houses to police officials so far.
Present during this
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CIDCO carries out a drive against illegal
businessmen at Vashi railway station
By Chandrashekhar Hendve
VASHI: City and Industrial Development
Corporation carried out
a drive against illegal
hawkers at Vashi railway station. But some
onlookers were of the
opinion that this was
another drama that is
being staged by CIDCO.
CIDCO’s flying
squad took action
against illegal hawkers, hotel owners etc.
by demolishing their
shops on 7 May 2015.
These hawkers and hoteliers were those who
indulged in selling fruit
juice, vadapav, panipuri etc in the fore court.
But they had begun to
misuse the CIDCO-provided Kiosk by carrying
out other businesses illegally.
This place is under
the charge of VRSCCL
and also there are CIDCO’s security person-
nel who keep a watch
for 24 hours and also
CIDCO officers and
workers take constant
rounds to survey this
place but yet these
hawkers and shop owners have dared to come
up with illegal business
structures over here.
These illegal businesses continue to persist
here in spite of the fact
that action is being taken against these illegal
businessmen by CI-
DCO twice or trice per
year. Owing to the presence of these illegal
stalls, the population of
beggars over here has
risen too thus creating
problems for city residents and commuters.
A commuter commented that it wouldn’t
take long for these
hawkers to make a
comeback to this place
and carry out their illegal businesses once
again.
Woman complains of having been raped by Ulhasnagar’s politician
By Vikram Gaikwad
NAVI MUMBAI: A 26
year old woman residing at Badlapur complained of having been
raped by RPI’s Ulhasnagar city president
Milind alias Nana Bagul.
Accordingly,
Kharghar police have
registered a criminal
case against Nana Bagul. No arrest has been
made so far.
Bagul had called the
victim to CIDCO’s Vastuvihar colony at
Kharghar Sector 15 on
Wednesday at 3 pm to
discuss about the docu-
ments required for purchasing the
flat. When
the woman
arrived at
that place,
B a g u l
threatened
her and forcibly raped
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her, according to the
victim’s
statement
handed
to the
police.
Bagul
e v e n
warned
her not to let anybody
know about this incident.
The accused in this
case, Milind Bagul,
works at CIDCO and he
was once caught taking
bribe and arrested by
Anti Corruption Bureau. Hence he was sus-
pended and he had to
come to CIDCO regularly just to sign the
muster. Bagul’s wife is
a corporator in Ulhasnagar. When Bagul
was contacted in connection with this incident, he was not available.
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9 - 15 May 2015 Koli Memorial Promoting 25 Years Of U-16 Cricket
Navi Mumbai Centre to take on hosts Matunga in opening tie
Text and Photos
by Ashok Dhamija
NAVI MUMBAI: One of
the most looked forward
tournaments by the
budding young cricketers of future, the LIC Kalpesh Govind Koli
Memorial Cricket Tournament gets underway
today at various centres
across Mumbai and
Navi Mumbai. The
Boys under-16 two day
tournament which is
being organized by Matunga based New Hind
Sporting Club and held
under the aegis of Mumbai Cricket Association
(MCA) is celebrating its
Silver jubilee this year.
The same will be inaugurated by Kiran More
former Chairman of selection committee of
BCCI
The tournament
which commences from
today 9th May, 2015
will be played in
league-cum- knockout
format and will conclude on 31st May, 2015.
A total of 27 matches
will be played by the
sixteen teams who
have been divided in to
four groups.Navi Mumbai Centre at Dr D Y
The organizing members hold the citation of the ‘Best Organised Tournament’ instituted by Late Manaohar Vicahre Pratisthan (Mumbai) early this year.
Patil Sports Academy
Nerul which is placed
in Group ‘D’ will take
on hosts Matunga Centre in their opening
league match today.
The other teams in this
group include Bandra
and Ghatkopar centres.
The toppers from the
four groups will qualify for the semi-final
stage
“The tournament is
being played in honour
of late Kalpesh Koli,
the son of renowned leg
spinner Govind N Koli
who was a excellent leg
spinner and was part of
the Mumbai Under-14
team, before he met
with his untimely demise at premature age
of 15 years. The then
secretary of our club
and current Jt. Secretary Nagesh Thakur
along with Govind, Gopal and Chandrakant
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Koli father and uncles
respectively of master
Kalpesh sowed the
seeds for this tournament,” shared Ghanshyam Nakhwa, one of
the committee members of this prestigious
tournament.
“This tournament
which came into inception way back in 1991
has gained immense
strength and has become a ideal tourna-
A friendly match being played between Sports Journalists from leading print and electronic media against the
under-16 Matunga centre side on the eve of the tournament.
ment to look forward to 1927.
by budding young
“The tournament
cricketers in the under- has over the years re16 age category. Keep- ceived active support
ing in mind the objec- from MCA and has been
tive of search for hidden appreciated by one and
talent, New Hind all for its organization
Sporting Club organiz- in Mumbai. The same
es this tournament for was vetted by Late
MCA Summer Vacation Manaohar Vicahre
Camps with the motto Pratisthan (Mumbai)
‘Youth Talent Search’. who awarded our club
It provides a platform with a citation for the
for budding youngsters ‘Best Organised Tourto show case their tal- nament early this year.
ents. Many such play- We are happy to continers who have played in ue our association with
this tournament have our sponsors LIC and
gone to represent not thankful to Dr. Vijay
only Mumbai but also Patil, President of DYPIndia,.” shared Hira- SA and Vice President
mon Bhor, President of of MCA for his support
the New Hind Sporting among others,” shared
Club which was estab- Govind N Koli, Jt. Seclished way back in retary of the club
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NMMC’s garden department The traditional Chaitra Mela
gears up for monsoon
Fair extended till May 10
By Meena R Prashant
BELAPUR: To ensure that nobody gets
injured during monsoon due to falling of
tree or branches, the
Navi Mumbai
Municipal
Corporation
(NMMC) garden department
has
started its
annual premonsoon
drive during
which the corporation
trims
the
trees across
all nodes under its jurisdiction and
removes the dead trees
every year before the
onset of monsoon.
While the city is
known for its greenery
all around, falling of
trees during monsoon
is a major concern.
Keeping this in mind,
trees, which are near
footpath, streetlights
and power supply, are
being pruned and this
work has already be-
gan.
“We began the work
early this year and
have completed over
40% of the work and
are sure to complete
rest of the work before
the deadline 31 May.
The vehicles are sent
on round for two-three
days in each node
where the trimming of
trees is done,” said
Chandrakant Tayde,
head of the garden department of NMMC.
As per the statistics, in the year 2012,
around 120 cases of
tree falling were reported in various
nodes of the city, while
in 2013 around 100
cases were reported.
However, during 2014,
400 trees in total are
either damaged or
completely
uprooted. The
major damage was seen
between Koperkhairane
and Ghansoli
“The drive
is undertaken
before
monsoon so
that big and
overgrown
trees do not
fall during
heavy wind and cause
accidents or road
blockage. Since the
growth of grass is fast
we are also trimming
the grass in the gardens in all the nodes,”
added Tayde. The civic body also carries
out an annual drive of
planting 75000 trees
every year during the
rainy season, which
helps in increasing the
greenery of the city.
PMC bus project to cover
areas up to 15 km
By Umesh Parida
PANVEL: The Panvel
municipal council has
proposed bus service
which will cover areas
up to 15 kms from any
side of the city. The bus
service will cover Taloja, Khaghar,
etc
areas
whereas it
may go down
further towards Shirdon and also
t o w a r d s
Chowk.
The Shirdon area is
along
the
Mumbai Goa
highway
w h e r e a s
Chowk is along the old
Mumbai Pune highway. According to an official, the bus service
will be extended up to
15 km on either way.
There are many areas that the PMC may
opt to have their bus
service cover, keeping
in mind the autorickshaw service. If the areas are covered then the
autorickshaw business
will be hit in the days
to come.
It can be noted that
the PMC will spend Rs
30cr in this fiscal year
2015-16 for the proposed city bus service.
Out of this, Rs 29 cr will
be on bus purchase
whereas Rs 1 cr for the
private bus service purpose. Current status is
that the bus procurement process is complete.
The major issue is
finalizing the operator.
The operators feel that
PMC should be serious
about bidding and developing infrastructure facilities. This
will enable
them to operate smoothly.
The infrastructure facilities include
the bus depot
which is a
major point of
contention
now.
Total 140
buses will be on the proposed service as the
first part of set up. As
per the PMC proposal,
14 mini buses, 42 midi
and 84 large buses will
be bought for service.
The buses will play on
various routes.
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By Chandrashekhar Hendve
CBD-BELAPUR: Seeing the enthusiastic response from the Navi
Mumbaikars, CIDCO
Urbam Haat has extended the traditional
Chaitra Mela till May
10, 2015. It’s now an
exuberant opportunity
for the shopaholics to get
their favorite
traditional
attires, jewelleries and decorative items
at an affordable price at
CIDCO Urban Haat,
CBD Belapur,
Navi Mumbai.
Artisans
from different
states have
been showcasing exquisite handicrafts and handloom
products. There are ethnic collection of
phulkari dupattas,
dress materials and
sarees from Punjab,
Khadi silk dresses and
sarees from Bihar, Crochet scarfs, jackets,
dresses and tops from
Goa, wide collection of
bedsheets from West
Bengal, chicken dress
materials and dupattas
from Uttar Pradesh,
Banarasi sarees and
cushion covers from
Varanasi etc. For the
jewelry lovers, there
are wide collections of
earrings, neck pieces,
anklets, bangles, rings
Jharkhand, Assam and
Uttar Pradesh. Also one
can shop fine paintings
like rajasthani, warli,
madhubani and patchitra. There are also
leather products like
ladies bags, shoes, toys
and gents wallets from
West Bengal, Madhya
etc in Rajasthani and
terracotta style to give
a trendy look. Also, paper quelling jewelleries
in latest designs are
made available.
Latest collections of
Handicrafts products
like bamboo furniture,
wooden crafts and terracotta items are
brought by the craftsmen from West Bengal,
Pradesh and other
states. Apart from handloom and handicraft
products there are also
food stalls serving delicious cuisines. As a part
of the cultural programme, artists from
Navi Mumbai will be
performing a Drama on
Sunday, May 11 at the
amphitheatre of Urban
Haat in the evening.
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9 - 15 May 2015
CR’s First Ever Tatkal Special Trains
On Mumbai – Madgaon Route
Will halt at Panvel, Dynamic fares not applicable
End gender bias
Any attempt to perpetuate gender bias must be nipped in the
bud. Any publicity disturbing sex ratio must be sternly dealt with.
The 2011 census showed that for every 1000 boys there were only
914 girls. We have, down the ages, been battling with the social
disease of preference to a male child to that of a girl child, in India.
If rationalism and true scientific approach are shed in order to
facilitate obscurantism and dogma, the future of India does not
look so bright!
The recent trend of referring to actresses as ‘actors’ in the
media, on the specious plea of doing away with discrimination on
gender, is a good idea. So that Aishwarya Rai Bachchan or Rekha
is referred to as ‘actor’ Aishwarya Rai Bachchan or ‘actor’ Rekha.
This will certainly do justice to those people feeling ‘oppressed’
by the concept of male domination.
In most countries, women receive second class status, with their
rights severely restricted in many cases. Even in more advanced
countries with laws to prevent gender discrimination, women still
earn less than men and receive less respect. Reducing gender
discrimination is a lofty goal with many obstacles. Though government regulations certainly help the situation, the real method to
reduce gender discrimination is through education and changing
the ways that people think about gender roles.
Pay attention to the ways that you form gender in your children’s upbringing. Children learn gender at an early age from the
people around them—little girls learn to play with dolls, while little boys play with trucks.
Reduce gender discrimination in the classroom. Without realizing it, many teachers favor male students. This may come in the
form of asking boys more difficult questions or interrupting girl
students while they are speaking.
Provide adequate health care to all people. Without health care,
women are at a higher risk for death due to complications from
pregnancy. This is especially true in developing countries.
The media often represent negative images of both genders—
women are stupid, weak and should be sexually available at all
times; men should avoid their emotions and are animals that cannot control their sexual desires. As these types of images repeat,
they become so enmeshed in the psyche of society that some people accuse a woman who’s been sexually assaulted of deserving
the assault.
Recruit men in the fight against gender discrimination. Men
should take part in resisting gender discrimination—by treating
women with respect, by paying female employees the same rates
as men. With the proper company policies in place, discrimination
can be reduced or eliminated.
When managers get together to discuss hiring a candidate, the
information given should be based on the candidate’s qualifications. The candidate’s name and gender should be kept out of the
final decision process. When considering promotions within the
company, use the employee’s accomplishments and background
without including the name or gender in the discussion. All qualified employees should be considered for promotions based on their
record with the company.
It is unlawful to discriminate against anyone based on their gender, according to federal law outlined by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. When you make employees understand the legal consequences of gender discrimination, you can
make gender equality part of your corporate culture. When new
employees enter the company, they will be entering an environment that is gender friendly.
By Ashok Dhamija
MUMBAI: Central
Railway (CR) will run
eight Reserved Tatkal
Special trains (first
time o-n Indian Railways) between Lokmanya Tilak Terminus
(LTT), Mumbai and
Madgaon to clear the
extra rush of passengers. The details are as
under: A) 01005/01006
Reserved Tatkal Specials
01005 Special train
will leave LTT, Mumbai at 0045 hrs o-n Saturday 9th and 16th
May, 2015 and reach
Madgaon at 1130 hrs
same day. On its return journey 01006 Special train will leave
Madgaon at 1230 hrs
o-n 9th and 16th May,
2015 and reach LTT,
Mumbai at 2345 hrs on
same day.
B) 01045/01046
Reserved Tatkal Specials
01045 Special train
will leave LTT, Mumbai at 0110 hrs o-n 10th
and 17th May, 2015 and
reach Madgaon at 1230
hrs same day. On its
return journey 01046
Special train will leave
Madgaon at 1600 hrs
o-n 10th and 17th May
and arrive at LTT,
Mumbai at 0330 hrs
next day.
Both the Tatkal Specials will have halts at
Thane, Panvel, Roha,
Mangaon, Khed, Chip-
lun, Ratnagiri, Vaibhavwadi
Road,
Kankavali, Kudal,
Sawantwadi Road,
Thivim and Karmali
stations en-route .
The 28 coaches Specials include O-ne AC-2
tier, Two AC-3 tier, Seven Sleeper Class, Six
General Second Class
and Two General Second Class cum Guard’s
Brake Vans.
Bookings for Train
No. 01005 & 01045 for
both the trips will open
o-n 8th May, 2015 at all
PRS centres and
through internet As per
CR communiqué here
will be no Dynamic fare
will be applicable o-n
these Reserved Tatkal
Special Trains
CR Mega Block On Sunday
By Ashok Dhamija
MUMBAI: Central
Railway (CR) will
operate Mega Block on
its suburban sections
for carrying out
maintenance work o-n
Sunday 10th.May,
2015 as per the
following schedule:
A) Kurla –
Masjid UP Harbour
Line
From: 11.30 am
to 3.30 pm
UP Harbour line
services to Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus
(CST) leaving Kurla
from 11.08 am to 3.20
pm will run via Main
line o-n UP Fast line
up to Byculla halting
at Sion, Matunga.
Dadar and Parel
stations and further
o-n UP Slow line
between Byculla and
Chhatrapati Shivaji
Terminus Mumbai
stopping at all stations
B) Vadala RoadMahim UP & DN
Harbour Lines
From: 11.30 am
to 3.30 pm
All DN Harbour
line services to Bandra
/ Andheri leaving CST
from 10.20 am to 3.33
pm and UP Harbour
line services for CST
leaving Bandra /
Andheri from 10.40
am to 3.17 pm will
remain suspended.
Harbour line
passengers for Bandra/
Andheri are permitted
to travel via Main Line
and Western Railway
from 10.00 am to 6.00
pm.
All UP and DN
Harbour line services
arriving and leaving
CST from 11.00 am to
5.00 pm will arrive
destination 10 minutes
behind schedule.
C) Kalyan Thane UP Fast
Line
From: 11.10 am
to 3.40 pm
UP Fast services
leaving Kalyan
from 11.22 am to 3.42
pm will be diverted o-n
UP Slow line between
Kalyan and Thane
stations halting at all
stations and further
re-diverted o-n UP
Fast line between
Thane and Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus
(CST) halting at
Mulund, Bhandup,
Vikhroli, Ghatkopar,
Kurla, Dadar and
Byculla stations and
will arrive destination
20 minutes behind
schedule.
DN fast services
leaving CST from
10.08 am to 2.42 pm
will halt at Ghatkopar,
Vikhroli, Bhandup and
Mulund stations in
addition to their
respective scheduled
halts and will arrive
destination 15 minutes
behind schedule.
D) Change
Origination &
Termination of
Passengers Trains
Train No. 50104
Ratnagiri – Dadar
passenger will be
terminated at Diva
station and Train No.
50103 Dadar – Ratnagiri Passenger will
leave from Diva
station o-n account of
this Mega Block on
Sunday
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9 May, 2015
Theft at Panvel ST
bus depot
By Vikram Gaikwad
NAVI MUMBAI: A thief who hangs around Panvel ST bus depot took advantage of the presence of
a huge crowd and robbed a female commuter of
ornaments worth around Rs 1,36,000 which was
in her purse. This incident occurred on Wednesday night. Panvel City police have started a hunt
for the unidentified thief after registering a criminal case against him.
Vanita Patil is a married woman residing at
Jasai region in Uran and on Wednesday she had
come to Panvel. At night she had arrived at Panvel ST Depot to catch a ST bus to go to Avare
village. There was a big crowd of commuters and
Vanita didn’t realize when her ornaments lying
in her purse got stolen by a thief. After she boarded
the bus she became aware of the theft and she
immediately made her way to Panvel City police
station and lodged a complaint. The police then
registered a criminal case against the unidentified thief and started a search for him.
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K Bhaskarrao
Sangit Smriti
Samaroha on
10 May at Panvel
By Ashok Dhamija
Panvel Cultural Association is organizing K
Bhaskarrao Sangit Smriti Samaroha on Sunday10 May 2015 at 6.30
pm at Cultural Association Auditorium, Ashirwad Building, near V K
High School, Panvel. The
singers will be Milind
Gokhale, Dr Chaitanya
Prakash Sangit and Pundit Dr Prakash Sangit.
The organizers, Dr
Suresh Deshpande and
Mohan Shirodkar, have
extended the invitation to
all the music lover. The
entry is free.
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Sharad Pawar attends golden
jubilee function at Navade
Parshuram Joma Mhatre School of Navade celebrated golden jubilee and the function
was attended by Nationalist Congress Party Chief, former Central Agriculture Minister
and president of Rayat Shikshan Sanstha Sharad Pawar. Chief guest was NCP’s regional president Sunil Tatkare, Peasants and Workers Party’s general secretary MLA
Jayant Patil and former MLA Vivek Patil. (By Ashok Dhamija)
Rangoli’ Programme at Shree Gujarat Bhavan, Vashi
Right step in the right
direction
Turning BKC into Smart BKC as per the Urban Renewal and 100 smart cities project is a right
step in the right direction. As Mumbaikars, we
were eagerly awaiting such a smart scheme in the Metro Mumbai since
we are one of the top cities in the world and we need to update our infrastructural need as per the world standards to make our dream of modelling in the line Shanghai. While Rs 48,000 crore has been sanctioned for
100 smart cities, now renamed Smart Cities Mission, another Rs 50,000
crore has been sanctioned for
Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (Amrut) of 500 cities.
States along with local bodies and corporate entities
have to spend the most in
the projects to make it a
most sought after project.
The Amrut project could
lead to cities becoming
smart subsequently. However, for private sector players
to invest in this space, most
cities would have to take a
relook at their tariff structure for urban services so that they not only
recover the cost of service delivery but are also able to service these investments. Central assistance to Amrut will be 50 per cent of project cost
for cities and towns with a population of up to a million and one-third of
the project cost for those with a population of above a million. Central
assistance will be released in three instalments in the ratio of 20:40:40
based on achievements. Amrut seeks to lay a foundation to enable cities
and towns to eventually grow into smart cities.
We were longing to see such an initiative to get the maximum benefit
from the infrastructural angle. This includes schemes like seem less WiFi, Smart streetlights and Citizen apps among other facilities. It will be a
milestone in making of a new Mumbai city with up-to-date technology at
our disposal. The proposal is a must for a developing country like India
and more so for Mumbai.
Government on their part should give maximum publicity to make
this scheme feasible with a right approach. In my opinion more and more
kiosks should be installed in the special Smart BKC to get the latest
information about the facilities available under this scheme so that more
and more people will take advantage and benefit from the scheme and
make the Government’s dream come true in all spheres.
- C. K. Subramaniam, Sanpada
CMYK
Shree Gujarati Samaj-Navi Mumabi has organized ‘Rangoli’ programme on the occasion of completing 17 years of Shree Gujarati SamajNavi Mumbai.
The students of Summer Camp which was organized from 14 April to
9 May will be performing for the show.
The event will take place on Saturday 9 May at 5 pm. Venue: Gujarat
Bhavan, Plot No. 61A/B, Sector-15, Vashi.
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Fortis Glow All Set To Provide Cosmetic, Aesthetic & Reconstructive Treatments
State-of-the-art setup at Fortis Vashi to run in association with Clinique Aesthetica
Text and Photos
by Ashok Dhamija
NAVI MUMBAI: Fortis
Glow a comprehensive,
state-of-the-art Aesthetic & Cosmetology
centre to meet the fastgrowing demand for
Cosmetic, Aesthetic &
Reconstructive treatments under one roof
was launched by well
well-known television
actress Mouni Roy, at
Fortis Hospital Vashi
on Thursday.
Fortis Glow which
will be run in association Clinique Aesthetica will offer basic and
advanced procedures in
Dermatology, Cosmetology, Aesthetics and
Wellness by a team of
acclaimed specialist
doctors who have proven record in this field.
Among the few customized solutions on offering includes Hair Removal to Hair Transplant, Acne Scar Reduction to Post-surgery Scars, Face Lift,
Liposuction, Rhinoplasty and various other procedures for the
skin and hair with the
help of latest technologies and infrastruc-
TV actress Mouni Roy (C) inaugurating the Fortis Glow
at Fortis Hospital Vashi.
Director of Clinque Aesthetica and Head of Fortis Glow
Dr Vinod Vij, addressing the gathering in presence of
other members of Fortis Hospital (L to R) Dr. Bipin Chevale and Dr Anu Vij
The comprehensive, state-of-the-art Aesthetic & Cosmetology centre at Fortis Vashi includes equipments like
Skin Analyser, Ultrasonic liposuction, Laser based skin
rejuvenators and hair removals, medical spa among others.
A view of the gathering which included many experts
from the medical field.
ture, with patient safe- mind.
ty and comfort in
The brain child of
Director of Clinique
ABOUT HEAD OF FORTIS GLOW AND PROMOTER
Aesthetica Dr Vinod
OF CLINIQUE AESTHETICA
Vij, who is an eminent
Dr Vinod Vij, who is an eminent Cosmetic Surgeon practicing
Plastic & Cosmetic
in Navi Mumbai and Mumbai for over two decades. He is an
Surgeon practicing in
alumni of the GS Medical College and KEM Hospital, Mumbai.
Navi Mumbai and
As part of his Fellowship he has been trained in Body ConMumbai for over two
touring and Breast surgery in the USA, Hair transplant from
decades with expertise
France, Non Invasive Botox in Singapore and Rhinoplasty in
in both invasive and
Turkey. Dr Vij is known for various Cosmetic Surgeries like
non invasive techRhinoplasty, Blepharoplasty, Abdominoplasty, Liposuction,
niques will lead the
Breast Reduction and Augmentation, etc. and various nonteam of two Dermatolsurgical treatments like Laser Hair Removals, Acne Scar Treatogist and four Theraments with good results. He is proficient in the use of invasive
pist on the occasion
lasers and has also invented a special technique for close
shared, “Clinique Aespacking known as Mumbai Implanter. His Clinique Aesthetica
thetica has been a speruns cosmetic surgery Centres equipped with Ultrasonic lipocialist in Cosmetology
suction and power assisted technologies like Vaser, Micro air
and Powerex. He will be assisted by Dr Gagan Raina – Cosmetologist who too has done her Fellowship in Medical Cosmetology, Hair Transplant and Masters in Lasers.
ABOUT FORTIS HEALTHCARE
Fortis Healthcare Limited is a leading integrated healthcare
delivery service provider in India. The healthcare verticals of
the company primarily comprise hospitals, diagnostics and day
care specialty facilities. It delivers healthcare services in India,
Singapore, Dubai, Mauritius and Sri Lanka with 55 healthcare
facilities (including projects under development) and in a global study of the 30 most technologically advanced hospitals in
the world, its flagship, the Fortis Memorial Research Institute’
(FMRI), was ranked No.2, by ‘topmastersinhealthcare.com,
and placed ahead of many other outstanding medical institutions in the world. Fortis Hospital Vashi is an NABH accredited,
state-of-the-art tertiary care hospital in Navi Mumbai.
CMYK
and is responsible for a
number of innovations
in this field. Our association with Fortis
Vashi for nearly six
years has resulted in a
dream come true with
active support from
Facility Director, Fortis Hospital Vashi Dr.
Bipin Chevale. Fortis
Glow will help us provide a comprehensive
set of procedures in
Cosmetology and Aesthetics under one roof
which will save lot of
time and expenses. The
association with Fortis
will also help the patients look at these pro-
cedures with more confidence as per the high
standards set by this
Hospital. The same will
be open six days a
week.”
“Fortis Glow aims
to provide a holistic approach and services to
Cosmetology and Aesthetics for the benefit
of our patients under
one roof. Our key focus
is to provide the highest level of quality,
safety and hygiene that
people desire from a
super specialty hospi-
tal like us. Also, as all
the procedures are done
by highly qualified and
renowned doctors and
their highly skilled
team, we make sure
that we deliver the
highest level of comfort
and confidence to people who visit us,” said
Facility Director, Fortis Hospital Vashi, Dr..
Bipin Chevale,
“It’s said beauty is
just skin deep, however over the generations
its one of the most
sought thing. Whether
you are a homemaker
or a corporate professional or a television
personality it enhances self-confidence of an
individual. People
these days are open to
the idea of Cosmetic
and Aesthetic solutions
but certain factors like
safety, quality, hygiene, trust become a
matter of concern. I am
happy to be associated
with Fortis Glow,
which is a joint effort
of Clinique Aesthetica
and Fortis Vashi, two
most respected names
in Cosmetology and
Healthcare. The opening of such an advanced centre within a
super specialty hospital will provide the
highest standards of
quality, comfort and
hygiene”. said Mouni
Roy, a well-known television actress known
for her strong performances in Prime Time
Television serials like
“Devon
Ke
Dev…Mahadev” and
“Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi” while inaugurating the Fortis
Glow Centre.