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...the Largest Circulating Daily of the Islands

Since 1920s the Oldest Daily...Maximum Temperature (°C) of Date: 31.2Minimum Temperature (°C) of Date: 26.4Relative Humidity(%) at 0830 IST : 076Relative Humidity(%) at 1730 IST : 082Sunrise time on 20.08.2020 (in IST): 0509Sunset time on 20.08.2020 (in IST): 1737Rainfall upto 0830 hrs of date (last 24 hrs)- in mm: 000.0Rainfall upto 1730 hrs of date in mm: 000.0Rainfall (Progressive total from 1st January 20 upto0830 hrs (of date) in mm: 1557.6 mm

Dry weather very likely over Port Blair.Maximum and Minimum temperature will bearound 31°C and 26°C respectively onThursday 20/08/ 2020.

# Andaman Fights COVID 19 Use face mask & maintain 'do gaz ki doori'- Together we will fight COVID-19C M Y K

“The weak can neverforgive. Forgiveness is

the attribute of thestrong. ”

New Delhi, Aug 19 Cabinet today approved setting up ofNational Recruitment Agency toconduct Common Eligibility Test.Briefing media this afternoon, UnionMinister, Shri Prakash Javadekartermed it as historic decision which willbenefit job seeking youth of the country.He said, this fulfils long standingdemand of the youth of the country. TheNational Recruitment Agency (NRA)will conduct a Common Eligibility Testto screen and shortlist candidates forthe Group B and C (non-technical)posts. NRA will have representatives ofMinistry of Railways, Ministry of

Cabinet approves to set up NationalRecruitment Agency to conduct CET

CET to screen & shortlist candidates forGroup B and C (non-technical) posts

Finance, SSC, RRB and IBPS. Special focus on creating examination infrastructurein the 117 Aspirational Districts would go a long way inaffording access to candidates at a place nearer to wherethey reside.

The CET score of the candidate shall bevalid for a period of three years from thedate of declaration of the result. The bestof the valid scores shall be deemed to bethe current score of the candidate. Thereshall be no restriction on the number ofattempts to be taken by a candidate toappear in the CET subject to the upperage limit. Relaxation in the upper age limitshall be given to candidates of SC/ST/OBC and other categories as per theextant policy of the Government.Candidates would have the facility ofregistering on a common portal and givea choice of Centres.

One stop convergent support services for rural womenMahila Shakti Kendra District Level

Centre for Women inauguratedCentre will act as bridge between rural women & various

Govt Deptts. at village/block and district levelPort Blair, Aug 19 With the aim to empowerrural women withopportunities for skilldevelopment, employment,digital literacy, health andnutrition, the Governmentof India launched MahilaShakti Kendra Scheme, toprovide one stop convergentsupport services for ruralwomen. Under the scheme,Mahila Shakti KendraDistrict Level Centre forWomen has to be set up. Inthis direction, the DeputyCommissioner, SouthAndaman, Shri AbhishekDev inaugurated theDistrict Level Centre forWomen (Mahila ShaktiKendra) established undera centrally sponsoredscheme, in the Office of theDeputy Commissioner,South Andaman today. TheAssistant Commissioner

Deputy Commissionerstated that this Centre willserve as a bridge among therural women and variousGovernment Departmentsat village/block anddistrict level and will helpthem to avail the benefitsof various Governmentschemes and programmes.This Centre will act as aComplaint RedressalPlatform for rural women. The newly appointedstaff of District LevelCentre for Women(DLCW), South Andamanare Dr. Nandini as WomanWelfare Officer, Smti.Rafat Bibi and Ms.M AHanisha Nagma asDistrict Coordinators. The DeputyCommissioner whileinteracting with the newlyappointed staff of District

COVID-19: Paradigm shift in school educationEducation Department imparts quality educationto students through tele-classes in A&N Islands

Reaching the unreached through doorstep delivery ofeducational contents

New Delhi, Aug 19 Defence Minister, ShriRajnath Singh todayapplauded the IndianNavy for their role inprotecting the maritimeinterests of the nation.Addressing the NavalCommanders' Conference,Shri Singh expressedconfidence in the Navy'spreparedness to meet anychallenge through aproactive response indeploying its ships andaircraft. He congratulatedthe Indian Navy on theconduct of the biggestever evacuation operation'Operation Samudra Setu',which has contributedextensively to the national

Defence Minister applauds Indian Navyfor protecting nation's maritime interests

interest. He said, the Navy wasinstrumental in bringinghome almost 4000 peoplefrom neighbouringcountries based in theIndian Ocean Region. TheMinister said, Indian Navyhas effectively carried outMission Based deployment

to protect maritimeinterests by deployingnaval ships and aircraft atmajor and sensitivelocations. He said, thesedeployments have helpedincrease Maritime DomainAwareness, and providedrapid humanitarian aid and

Port Blair, Aug 19 The COVID-19pandemic has redefinedthe paradigms of schooleducation from classroompedagogy towardsdeveloping self-reliancecapabilities in ourlearners. The newacademic session 2020-21for the schools of Andaman& Nicobar Islands hadstarted from 1st April,2020, but due to thelockdown to contain thespread of COVID-19, asper the guidelines of MHAand the UT Administration,the schools were closed ina phased manner. As per the direction ofthe Ministry of HRD andCBSE, to mitigate theanxiety of the students andother stakeholders, theDepartment of Education,Andaman & NicobarAdministration has takenmany initiatives to providealternative learning athome during the prevailinge x t r a o r d i n a r ycircumstances of thespread of COVID-19. Inorder to facilitate thestudents with learningactivity during thelockdown period and tobridge the learning gap,the Directorate ofEducation had initiated analternative method toprovide learning contentsto the students of Class IIto XII at their homethrough the local

(HQ), Shri Vinay KumarJindal, AssistantCommissioner Settlement,Shri Prem Singh Meena,Shri Lakshay Singhal, IAS(P) were also presentduring the inauguralceremony. The District LevelCentre for Women(DLCW) will be manned byone Woman WelfareOfficer and two DistrictCoordinators, who willcollate information on

Government programmes,schemes and servicesmeant for womenempowerment includingBeti Bachao Beti Padhao,One Stop Centre, WomenHelpline, Mahila PoliceVolunteers, Swadhar,Ujjawala, etc. and will serveas a link between village/block and district level.This centre will also givefoothold for Beti BachaoBeti Padhao scheme. In his address, the

Port Blair, Aug 19 All National FoodSecurity Act beneficiaries(PHH & AAY cardholders)of A&N Islands have beeninformed that theGovernment of India hasextended its flagshipscheme of Pradhan MantriGarib Kalyan Anna Yojana(PMGKAY) for another fivemonths with effect fromJuly, 2020 to November,2020.

Under this scheme, theNFSA beneficiaries (AAY& PHH cardholders) shallbe provided five kg offoodgrains per person and1 kg of chana whole perhousehold per month forfive months free of cost. Inthe first phase, the NFSAbeneficiaries (AAY & PHHcardholders) of this UThave been advised to liftthe initial entitlement of 5kg foodgrains per person

and 1 kg chana whole perhousehold per month forfirst three months i.e. July,August and September,2020 at one go from theirrespective Fair Price Shopsin August, 2020. Thedistribution of remainingentitlement for the monthof October and November,2020 shall be made inOctober, 2020, a pressrelease from Directorate ofCS&CA said.

Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojanaextended upto November 2020

NFSA beneficiaries advised to liftentitlement of foodgrains for July, Aug & Sept.

Doordarshan Channel,Cable Network and AllIndia Radio, Port Blair. The Educationalbroadcast which startedfrom 16th April, 2020 onlocal Cable Channelprovided contents forvarious important subjectsfor Class VII & IX. Tomeet the requirements ofSecondary & SeniorSecondary classes, the

Doordarshan, Port Blairprovided the platform torelay the tele-classes forClass IX & XII whichstarted from 20th April,2020 which also coveredseveral vital subjects forthe students in Science,Commerce and Artsstream. Gradually, thisalternative platform wasexpanded and covered thesubjects pertaining to the

Primary and UpperPrimary classes fromClass II to VII which wasbroadcast through the AllIndia Radio, Port Blair. TheEducational contentsdeveloped by Directorate ofEducation are also sharedwith Zonal EducationOfficers for the benefit ofstudents living in the otherIslands. Specialarrangements have beenmade for the students andparents to post theirquestions/queries/doubtsrelated to their subjectsthrough the mode of SMSor WhatsApp on mobilenumbers - 9434282647,9 9 3 3 2 2 7 6 7 6 ,9 4 7 4 2 1 0 0 5 9 ,9474210823 or on Email-

Strategic and Operational Interventions of A&N Policein fight against COVID-19 disease in A&N Islands

Port Blair, Aug 19 The threats andchallenges posed by theCOVID-19 pandemic hadprompted the UTAdministration to enforcethe various directivesnecessary to control theoutbreak under theguidance of the CentralGovernment. The role ofpolice alongwith the healthworkers and sanitationworkers has beenuniversally acclaimed andthese Departments havebeen termed as "CoronaWarriors" by a gratefulpopulace all over the world. Andaman &NicobarPolice has also played avital role in theA d m i n i s t r a t i o n ' sresponse to COVID-19pandemic. A&N policepersonnel had put theirbest foot forward and havegone beyond the call of dutyin controlling this deadlyvirus. This mammoth taskwas achieved by ourrelatively small force byoptimally utilising all

patrolling, mobilepatrolling by PCR vans,Parakram vans,motorcyles includingSatark motorcycles,deployment in markets etc.Stringent action underIndian Penal Code and

available resources. From the initial daysitself, the PoliceDepartment hadformulated and adopted atwo-pronged strategy of‘enforcement’ and‘awareness’. Beyond themandate of police, a thirddimension of ‘assistance’was also introduced inemergent situations toprovide aid to community,specially in remotelocalities and to augmentthe efforts of otherDepartments. As a law enforcementagency, one of the mainduties of A&N Police wasto ensure that the NationalDirectives for COVID-19Management and orders/directions issued by theGovernment of India and

the A&N Administrationare enforced in letter andspirit. To ensure this, A&NPolice has taken a numberof proactive and effectivemeasures like barricadecheckings, trafficcheckpoints, pickets invulnerable areas, foot

Ensuring social distancing in markets, barricades, pickets, patrolling etc.

Port Blair, Aug 19 The brave fire fighters ofA&N Police Fire Serviceaverted a major fire mishapby timely intervention andprompt action barring theCOVID-19 situation. On19th August, 2020 at about2.21 am, a fire call wasreceived at Fire ControlRoom stating that a firebroke out in the shopslocated in the commercialhub of RadhakrishnaTemple complex,

Junglighat. Immediately, 2Water Tenders and WaterBouzer from Fire Station

Aberdeen were pressedinto the scene of fire. On reaching the spot, it

Major fire accident averted at Junglighat; A&N FireService saves property worth 8.5 crores

was noticed that densesmoke with huge blaze wasemanating all around theshopping complex makingit difficult to locate the seatof fire. The shops werelocked, hence had to bebroken. The visibility wasminimum due to the densesmoke. Exhaust blower andBreathing Apparatus Setswere utilized to draw thesmoke out. Owing to thevulnerability, additional

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Lkfpoky;/SECRETARIAT Health Bulletin For Containment Of

(No. 142/ 19th August 2020) COVID-19 STATUS OF ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS AS ON

19.08.2020 > Status of COVID-19 Cases :

Total Confirmed cases 2604

Cured/Discharged from Hospital 1529

Death 30

Active Cases 1045

> Clinical Management of Cases :

Name of District Isolation Beds Available

Occupied Positive Cases

Admitted

North & Middle Andaman 123 04 04

South Andaman 890 190 190

Nicobar 26 00 00

Home Isolation 00 851* 851*

* Includes Twelve cases of Nicobar District.

> Status of Sample and Testing for COVID 19:

Total Samples sent till date 29303

Total Reports received till date 28973

Total Pending Reports 330

Rate of Testing Per Million 72433

> House to House surveillance throughout South Andaman District including Containment Zones (Shorepoint, Prem Nagar, Garacharma, Bathu Basti, Dairy Farm, Phoenix Bay, Junglighat, Aberdeen and Haddo) are being conducted by District Administration with the help of Health Workers. 57610 population is being surveyed daily.

> Intensive awareness is continued through print and electronic media.

> 19112 incoming Passengers screened at VSI Airport and 871 screened at Haddo Wharf by medical teams since 25.05.2020.

> 24201 outward Passengers screened at VSI Airport and 928 screened at Haddo Wharf by medical teams since 25.05.2020.

> 9107 samples of vulnerable passengers (Persons of the age of 65 years and above, persons with co-morbidity, children age below 10 years, pregnant women, persons coming from mainland after treatment alongwith their attendant and persons who are destined to tribal areas of Islands) collected at VSI Airport/Harbour since 30.05.2020.

> 14202 Calls received by Health Department through Helpline 102 till date to avail health services.

> Tab Azithromycin 93250 Nos. and Tab HCQs 106680 Nos. are available in stock of G B Pant Hospital

SURVEILLANCE DATA (w.e.f 25.05.2020)

1. Asymptomatic Passengers (Flight) under Self-Monitoring for 14 days till Date

1491

2. Asymptomatic Passengers (Flight) completed 14 Days Self-Monitoring

17513

3. Asymptomatic Passengers (Ship) in isolation in Govt. Facilities.

00

4. Asymptomatic Passengers (Ship) put in Home Quarantine as on date

625

5. Asymptomatic Passengers (Ship) completed 14 days Quarantine inclusive of journey period/isolation period

1074

6. Symptomatic Persons isolated in Health facility as on date 70

7. Symptomatic Persons under Home Isolation as on date 00

8. Symptomatic Persons completed 07 days in Home Isolation

11

9. Contacts put under Home Quarantine till date 4319

10. Contacts completed 14 days period of Home Quarantine 2688

11. Contacts (Symptomatic) put under Isolation in Government Facilities

01

12. No. of Passengers (Flight) of Outlying areas quarantined in Govt. Facilities as on today

12

7. Symptomatic Persons under Home Isolation as on date 00

8. Symptomatic Persons completed 07 days in Home Isolation

11

9. Contacts put under Home Quarantine till date 4319

10. Contacts completed 14 days period of Home Quarantine 2688

11. Contacts (Symptomatic) put under Isolation in Government Facilities

01

12. No. of Passengers (Flight) of Outlying areas quarantined in Govt. Facilities as on today

12

13. No. of Passengers (Flight) of Outlying areas released from quarantined after they tested Negative as on today

288

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Cabinet approves to set up National ....(Contd. from page 1)

New Delhi, Aug 19 (PIB) Shri Hardeep Singh Puri,Minister of State (I/C),Housing and Urban Affairsinteracted with UrbanDevelopment Ministers,Chief Secretaries, UDSec re t a r i es /Pr in c ip a lSecretaries, DGPs,Collectors / SPs / SSPs /Municipal Commissioners /Chief Executive Officers of125 cities in the context ofPrime Minister StreetVendors AtmaNirbhar Nidhi(PM SVANidhi) Schemewhich has been launched toprovide credit for workingcapital to street vendors toresume their business.While the Scheme providesthe credit facility to thevendors, there is arequirement to ensure that

they are able to do businessin a harassment freeenvironment. On theoccasion, the Ministerlaunched a Mobile App forULB functionaries. ThisApp aims to provide userfriendly digital interface forthe functionaries of ULBsto source loan applicationsof street vendors.The Minister receivedfeedback from States/UTs.He urged the Ministers ofUrban Development andsenior officials to holdmeetings with keystakeholders towardss u c c e s s f u limplementation of PMSVANidhi and also toensure the protection oflivelihood of streetvendors.

Mobile App launched to provide userfriendly digital interface to sourceloan applications of street vendors

Government has sanctioned a sum of 1517.57 crorerupees for the National Recruitment Agency. Theexpenditure will be undertaken over a period of threeyears. National Recruitment Agency will ensuretransparency and ease in recruitment process, both forthe candidate and the recruiting organisation. CETscores can be shared with Central and StateGovernments, PSUs, private sector thus reducingrecruitment costs of these organisations. Initially theNRA will conduct CET twice a year. The Cabinet which met under the chairmanship ofPrime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi also approved aproposal for leasing out three airports - of AirportsAuthority of India through Public Private Partnership.These are Jaipur, Guwahati and Thiruvananthapuram.These projects will bring efficiency in service delivery,expertise, enterprise and professionalism apart fromharnessing the needed investments in the public sector.(Source:india.gov.in)

relief. On the first day of the Naval Commanders Conference,Navy Chief Admiral Karambir Singh also addressed thetop Commanders of the Navy. The three-day conferenceis a biennial conference which was to be held in Aprilbut was postponed due to the pandemic. (Source:india.gov.in)

Defence Minister applauds Indian Navy ....(Contd. from page 1)

id - itmiscell.edn@and.nic.in . In remote areas, where network facility is not available, educational contents arebeing provided to the students at their doorsteps in the form of CD, pen drive andhard copies by the Zonal Officers with the support of local administration. Apartfrom this, the Department of Education have taken initiative to upload the videoswhich were recorded for the tele-classes on its YouTube channel 'AN EducationDept Andaman' which gives the students an opportunity to view such videos whichthey have missed during the regular broadcast. Considering the demand by theparents for the video content, the Department has made a repository of the contentswhich are provided to the needy students and parents through Common ServiceCentres (CSCs). The digital contents are stored in the State Data Centre serversand made available to the public through CSCs. This Central Repository will be acting as a Digital Library for the students ofthese Islands where they can have access to all these digital classes through onlinemode in future. The students, parents and all stakeholders have been appealed tomake use of this benefit to the maximum extent for enhancing the teaching-learningactivity during this period. Parents have been requested to engage their wards tocompulsorily attend the virtual classes as per the schedule and feel free to contacttheir teachers, for any clarification on the contents, a press release from Directorateof Education said.

Education Department imparts quality education ....(Contd. from page 1)

Level Center for women advised them to work whole-heartedly for the upliftment of downtrodden women ofrural areas. Women can visit DLCW for any guidance, issues andfor seeking any other information related to Governmentrelated schemes etc., a press release from DC (SA) said.

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Strategic and Operational Interventions of A&N Police ...(Contd. from page 1)

In emergent situations, especially in remote localities and Islands, the PoliceDepartment went a step further and work as social service provider to help thecommunity. A&N Police took initiative to provide food, ration items, medicines,drinking water, face masks, medicines and hand sanitizers to the needy in differentIslands to the extent possible. Police vehicles including police trucks and buseswere provided to help the sick, elderly and needy.The other major concern of the Administration and the Police Department has beento shield and protect the indigenous tribes from the pandemic. The prime aim is toprevent any kind of contact of outsiders with the vulnerable primitive tribes. Intensivefoot and sea patrolling have been taken by the Police in association with the AAJVSvolunteers and Forest Department in and around the areas inhabited by these tribesto keep the outsider away from their habitat. Awareness programmes in villagesclose to these reserves are also being carried out regularly. The convoy movementon ATR has been restricted and Intensive screening of driver/passengers is beingcarried out including COVID test before allowing them to journey.

Water Tender and staff from Fire Station Marine wasalso requisitioned for extending service. As many as four shops viz M/s Sagarika Emporium,M/s Poonamalli Traders and 2 shops of M/s MahavirTraders were on fire. Property worth Rs. 8.5 Crore wassaved by Fire Service personnel who exhibited highsense of professionalism. Short circuit in the Inverter isreported to be the cause of fire.

Due to the earnest efforts of A&N Police Fire Servicepersonnel, the fire was put out completely within half anhour of continuous fire firefighting operation and savedthe entire cluster of business hub having shops, A&NState Co-operative Bank, tuition centre, hotel etc. fromhuge damage. Entire firefighting operation was carriedout by staff of Fire Station Aberdeen and Fire StationMarine under the supervision of the Superintendent ofPolice (Fire), A&N Islands, a press release from PHQsaid.

Major fire accident averted at Junglighat....(Contd. from page 1)

Disaster Management Act, 2005 has been taken against the violators of these orders/guidelines. Till 18th August, 2020, a total of 299 FIR have been registered in which392 persons have been arrested so far. As many as 1,847 vehicles have been seizedand around 21,227 violators have been challaned for various violations resulting ina recovery of fine to the tune of Rs. 86.71 lakh.Realising that public awareness and resultant cooperation is the biggest ally in thisfight against the COVID pandemic, Andaman & Nicobar Police has initiated severalmeasures to disseminate messages of public health and safety among the masses. Allmeans of communication, traditional as well as digital and social media, are being usedto spread mass public awareness about care and precautions against transmission ofCOVID-19. Painstaking efforts are being made to reach out to each and every residentthrough face-to-face personal meetings, door-to-door dissemination, publicannouncements through vehicle-mounted public address (PA) systems, special interactiveprogramme on All India Radio and Doordarshan, campaign on social media throughofficial page/handle on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, WhatsApp etc. Most notably, manysongs were composed to catch the imagination of public at large and to spread theawareness regarding anti-COVID measures through these songs.

Policemen reaching out to needy by supplying ration itmes.

Pic. shows foot & sea patrolling by Policemen However, this fight against COVID-19 had not been without its perils. A largenumber of police personnel, including the Director General of Police and manysenior Police Officers have contacted the infectious disease. Till 18th August, 2020,as many as 397 police personnel have tested COVID-positive out of which, 353continue to be infected. In addition, a total of 404 police personnel are either underhome quarantine or self-isolation. However, this has not dampened the resolve of the Police Department even one bit.The endeavour and action on the part of Police Department continues unabateddespite the depletion of available manpower. All the police personnel are being providedwith the necessary guidance and support to tide over this pandemic and come backstronger to serve the community even better. Apart from regular awareness briefingto the police staff, the offices & units are being regularly sanitized to keep thePolice Department operational 24x7.While each and every member of the A&NI Police has worked with utmost dedicationand sense of service, there were a few instances where the work and conduct of theconcerned officer was extremely exemplary. A few of these officers are: Shri Sushanto Debnath, Sub-Inspector, In-charge Out Post Betapur

Online application for variouscourses of ANCOL extended

Port Blair, Aug 19 In view of the present pandemic COVID-19, the lastdate for applying for online applications for admissionof various UG courses of ANCOL has been extendedupto Aug. 31. The aspiring candidates can submit theironline application for admission through CommonCollege Admission portal URL http://collegeadmission.andaman.gov.in, a press release fromANCOL said.

On 22/04/2020, a girl living in remote village of Dhani Nallah and whose father isa cancer patient,made a distress call to OP Betapur to evacuate her father whosecondition had worsened. Travel through sea route was the only option but due tolockdown no means was available. In an act of great resolve and humaneness, SISushanto Debnath with Constable Abdul Shahid decided to evacuate the patient in awooden dinghy which he rowed himself. This timely decision and his extraordinaryefforts to evacuate the critical patient to the hospital saved the life of the patient. Hisoutstanding feat and kindness were highly appreciated by the local residents andthe doctors.In another incident, Sub-Inspector Sushanto Debnathdisplayed an outstandinghumane effort by carrying adead body of a poor villager ofPanchawati on his ownshoulders and handed it over tothe decedent's family.

Shri Sambhu Murthy, PoliceConstable not only donated his half monthsalary of Rs 21, 835/- towards LG ReliefFund, Andaman & Nicobar Islands butalso donated blood to a pregnant lady whowas admitted at G.B Pant Hospital.One day, while performing patrollingduty, when he noticed that one family hadno food items, he provided them with some

money as well as ration articles. He also regularly distributed ration articles to theneedy people of his locality during the lockdown. There are numerous stories where the police personnel had gone beyond theirregular task to help people in distress by distributing food, milk and ration packetsto those in distress, including senior citizens, tribal people, specially-abled andorphan children.Appeal to Islanders The A&N Police would like to make a fervent appeal to all the members of publicto cooperate with Police Officers on duty and exercise self-disciple to follow thevarious directives and orders issued by the Administration, maintain social/physicaldistancing, use face mask, wash hands regularly and not step out of their homesduring lockdown on weekends until there is an absolute emergency. All the citizens of the UT must also connect with A&N Police by following itsofficial Twitter handle @AndamanPolice, Facebook page (PoliceAndamanNicobar)and YouTube Channel. All constructive suggestions and interactions are mostwelcome on all these social media platforms. A&N Police can also be reached on 112in case of any emergency, a press release from A&N Police said.

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personally and through messages at the time of grief on the sad demise of our mother

MRS. MAYAWATI RAJLINGAM (EX MATRON, G. B. PANT Hospital popularly known as Mayamatron)

who left for heavenly abode on 10th Aug., 2020. As a part of her last rites, we cordially invite you for

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Supplementary Nutrition is being provided to the eligible

beneficiaries in the

AnganwadiCentres. As per the revised guidelines issued by the A

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Govt. of India. Willing supplier of supplementary nutrition should be

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On 20.08.2020To our beloved

MERCY PAUL XESSD/O Mr. Peter Paul Xess and Mrs

Shalini Tirkey R/O Wimberly Gunj,

South Andaman

You are our Pride and

Joy. You have brought so

much of happiness into

our livesBlessings from: NANA, NANI & MASI

R/o Nilambur - Oralkatcha - Baratang

1st HAPPY BIRTHDAY ON 20.08.2020MERCY PAUL XESS

Your smile brings joy to

every heart may the same

joy follow you wherever

you go and whatever you

do in life.

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South Andaman

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Prayer meeting From: S. Ramesh, Mobile No. 9933216894, Prayer meeting timing 10.30 AM to 12.30 PM on 21/08/2020

OBITUARY Junior Engineers of Port BlairMunicipal Council deeply mourn thesudden and untimely demise of our dearfriend and colleague Shri BiswajeetDas, on 11th Aug., 2020, due to COVID-19 while fighting against it. He was areal COVID Warrior and we areproud of his extraordinary services toone and all. He was a good & kind man, we prayAlmighty to give eternal peace to thedeparted soul and give strength to thebereaved family members to bear theirreparable loss.

OBITUARYWe deeply mourn the untimely demise of

Isher DeviWith profound grief, we inform the sad &

untimely demise of Isher Devi, R/o Lambaline,

friends colony, aged 64 Yrs. Retired employee

of RCS who breathed her last at GB Pant

Hospital on 15/08/2020 at 11.15 PM. The

Funeral of the departed took place at Junglighat

Cemetery on 16/08/2020. At this juncture, we

express our sincere gratitude to all our relatives,

friends and well-wishers, who stood with us at

the time of grief and extended their cooperation.

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and all family members

"Every day without you has been hard, but on this day especially we can't help to

think, how much we Miss U and wish that you were here with us.

9th AnniversaryOn 20th Aug., 2020

OF OUR IDEAL WHO CAME TO THIS

MORTAL WORLDLate G. Muthu

Kumaraswamy

Partner of T.S.G.

Pharmaceuticals

Date of Birth: 12.01.1955

Date of Expired: 20.08.2008

You inspired us to soar High

Guided us to live our life. Not

a single day passes without

your memory you are with us

in our heart till the end.

Inserted by: G. Kannammal

(Mother), M. Usha (Wife), M.

Sachin & Divya & T.S.G. Family

Members and TSG

Pharmaceuticals all Staff

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER & CHAIRMAN

DISTRICT HEALTH SOCIETY (SOUTH ANDAMAN)

Urgent Vacancy Notice The District Health Society, South Andaman invites the applications for the following posts on contractual basis on consolidated pay for a period of 03 months under the Union Territory Health Mission for COVID-19

management duty as detailed below

Sl.No. Name of the Post No. of Post Consolidated Pay per month

1 General Duty Medical Officer (GDMO) 14 Rs.1,20,000 for MBBS Doctors

Rs.45,000 for AYUSH/Dental Doctors

2 Staff Nurse 22 Rs.16,000

3 ANM 59 Rs.13,000

4 Lab Technician 29 Rs.16,000

5 Ward Attendant 21 Rs.12,000

6 AYAH 12 Rs.12,000

7 Safai Karamchari 30 Rs.10,000

8 Radiology Technician 01 Rs.25,000

9 Dialysis Technician 02 Rs.25,000

10 PHN 02 Rs.16,000

11 Laundry Technician 01 Rs.16,000

12 Psychiatric Social Worker 04 Rs.25,000

13 Dietician 05 Rs.20,000

14 MTS 07 Rs.12,000

15 Security Guard 15 Rs.12,000

Interested candidates are requested to submit their applications in a prescribed format along with the

photocopies of their certificates in support of their Educational Qualification, experience, category, age proof etc.to register themselves at the Office of the Deputy Director (Family Welfare), DHS, Port Blair. After verification of the

certificates/testimonials,eligible candidate will be called for interview.

Sd/-

(Prem Singh Meena)

Asst. Commissioner (Sett) / Vice Chairman,

District Health Society, SA

FORMAT Application for the post of ………………………………………………………

1. Name

2. Father’s / Husband’s Name

3. Post Applied for

4. Category General ST OBC PH

5 Date of Birth

6. Educational Qualification

7. Technical Qualification /Graduation /PG, if any

8 Other Qualification

9 Past Experience, if any on relevant field Experience in months

10. Permanent Address

11. Present Address for communication (Detail Address)

12 Contact No. (Mob/Tel No.)

13 List of documents enclosed

1. 2

I hereby declare that all the statement made in the application are true, complete and correct to the best of my

knowledge. I understand that in the event of any information being false or incorrect or ineligibility detected before or after inclusion of my name for the above post, the same is liable to be cancelled.

Place:

Date: Signature of applicant