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Light to moderate rainfall very likely over Port Blair.Maximum and Minimum temperature will be around30°C and 24°C respectively on Sunday19/09/2021.

...the Largest Circulating Daily of the Islands

Since 1920s the Oldest Daily...Maximum Temperature (°C) of Date: 30.6Minimum Temperature (°C) of Date: 24.0Relative Humidity(%) at 0830 IST : 076Relative Humidity(%) at 1730 IST : 083Sunrise time on 19.09.2021 (in IST): 0508Sunset time on 19.09.2021 (in IST): 1717Rainfall upto 0830 hrs of date (last 24 hrs)- in mm: 000.1Rainfall upto 1730 hrs of date in mm: 000.0Rainfall (Progressive total from 1st January 21 upto0830 hrs (of date) in mm: 2672.0 mm

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

New Delhi, Sept. 18 (PIB) Audit engagements provide aunique opportunity of gainingdeep understanding of systemand place CAG in a goodposition of suggestingimprovements, said thePresident of India, Shri RamNath Kovind. He was speakingat the valedictory ceremony ofthe Indian Audit and AccountsService Officer Trainees of 2018and 2019 batches at theNational Academy of Audit andAccounts in Shimla today. The President said that past 18months have been very tryingfor the country. Economy wasbadly disrupted due to COVID-19 pandemic. Government hastaken various fiscal measures to

Audit engagements provide a uniqueopportunity of gaining deep understandingof system and place CAG in a good position

of suggesting improvements: President

Port Blair, Sept. 18 The Committee on Government Assurances(2021) Lok Sabha headed by its Chairman, ShriRajendra Agarwal currently on visit to theseIslands held informal discussion with therepresentatives of the Ministry of Communications(DoT), BSNL & A&N Administration regarding'BSNL Towers in villages at Welcom Hotel (BayIsland) today. The other Members of theCommittee present in the discussion included ShriNihal Chand Chauhan, Shri Kaushalendra Kumar,Shri Ramesh Chandra Kaushik, Shri SantoshPandey, Shri M.K Raghavan and Dr. BharatibenDhirubhai Shiyal. The Deputy Director General, USOF,Department of Telecommunications, New Delhi,Shri Kamal Bhagat, the Secretary (IT), A&NAdministration, Shri Pankaj Kumar and the CGM,BSNL, A&N Telecom Circle, Shri G. Raja RamMohan also attended the discussion. The Committee Members headed by itsChairman also held informal discussion with therepresentatives of the Ministry of Finance(Department of Financial Services), State Bank ofIndia, Bank of Baroda, Central Bank of India, Bankof Maharashtra, Punjab & Sind Bank, IndianOverseas Bank and UCO Bank regarding 'Bankemployees wage settlement'. The Director, Ministry of Finance (Deptt. ofFinancial Services), Shri S.R. Mehar, the DeputyManaging Director (CDO), SBI, Corporate CentreMumbai, Shri Om Prakash Mishra and otherofficials/representatives of different banks werepresent during the discussion.

Committee on Government Assurances Lok Sabha holdsdiscussion with representatives of Ministry of

Communications (DoT), BSNL & A&N Administration andrepresentatives of Department of Financial Services & Banks

aware of opportunities ofproviding inputs for systemicimprovements. Auditengagements provide a uniqueopportunity of gaining deepunderstanding of system andplace CAG in a good position ofsuggesting improvements.Governments would takeserious note of advice made byan institution like CAG. Thiswould positively impact ourpublic service deliverystandards. The President said that forc i t i z e n - c o n v e n i e n c e ,Government processes areincreasingly getting digitalized.Fast expanding technologyfrontier has reduced distance

alleviate distress and forwelfare of the poor. These areoften financed throughmoney, which may be said tohave been borrowed from ourchildren and grandchildren.We owe it to them that thesescarce resources are put to best

possible use and are mosteffectively used for welfareof the poor and needy. CAGhas a very important role inthis. The President said thatwhile performing oversightfunction CAG need to be

Port Blair, Sept. 18 As part of 'Save Seed,Plant Trees' campaign,the Directorate ofHealth Servicesorganized a treeplantation drive in allHealth Institutions.

DHS organizes tree plantationdrives in all Health Institutions205 saplings of fruit bearing trees & vegetables planted

During the drive, 205saplings of differentvarieties were planted,of which, 140 were offruit bearing and 65vegetables. In addition to this, amini Kitchen Garden

Port Blair, Sept. 18 As part of 'Azadi KaAmrit Mahotsav', theDepartment ofCommerce, Ministry ofCommerce & Industry,Govt. of India isorganizing 'VanijyaSaptah' from Sept.20 to26, with the focus oneconomic growth,especially promotion of

exports from India.Various events arebeing planned toshowcase exports andits potential during theweek. Accordingly, A &N Administration inassociation withDirectorate General ofForeign Trade &MPEDA and with thesupport and guidance of

Ministry of Commerce& Industry, Govt. ofIndia will also becelebrating the 'VanijyaSaptah' from Sept. 20 inAndaman & NicobarIslands by organizingvarious events. As part of thecelebration, 'VanijyaUtsav'-UT Level

'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav':'Vanijya Saptah' to be

organized from Sept. 20'Vanijya Utsav'-UT Level exhibition on exportswill be held on Sept. 21 & 22 at Udyog Parisar

Port Blair, Sept. 18 The safety of thecitizens is the foremostpriority of theA d m i n i s t r a t i o n ,especially during this

pandemic time. Toshield its citizens fromthe corona virus, thevaccination of eligiblebeneficiaries is beinginitiated by the

Administration indifferent parts of theIslands. Accordingly,the vaccination beganwith administering of

Vaccination drive in A&N Islands4,10,323 doses of vaccines administered to

beneficiaries so far

has been developed inthe premises of HealthInstitutions by utilizingvacant lands of theirpremises. As e n s i t i z a t i o nprogramme was

Port Blair, Sept.18 The Secretary (IP&T),Shri Sunil Kumar Singhbriefing media personson COVID-19 in theconference hall of IP&There this eveningdisclosed that duringthe RT-PCR testconducted on 1248passengers who arrivedhere yesterday, twopositive cases have beendetected. Today, 9flights with 1196passengers arrived andthe RT-PCR test wasconducted and thereports are awaited. Hefurther disclosed thatRAT was conducted on

Media briefed on COVID-19Two positive cases detected duringtest conducted on incoming flight

passengers: Secretary (IP&T)

245 passengers boundfor North & MiddleAndaman at Ferrargunjand all were foundnegative. AtMohanpura BusTerminus, 226passengers were testedand no positive case hasbeen detected. Apartfrom this, 276passengers travelling todifferent destinationswere tested at Phoenix

Bay Jetty and all werefound negative. Athelipad, 8 passengerswere tested and all werefound negative. The Secretary furthersaid that today till 3 pm,356 beneficiaries wereadministered vaccines,out of which, 246 werein the age groupof 18-44. The Director (ANIIMS)Dr. AK Mandal statedthat one new COVIDcase has been admittedat GB Pant Hospital andwith this, the number ofpatients undergoingtreatment has goneup to 7.

Mayabunder, Sept. 18 An informativeawareness programmeand a drawingcompetition on'Rashtriya PoshanMaah' 2021 wasorganized by AYUSHUnit, Dr. R.P. Hospital,Mayabunder forchildren focusing on the

importance of nutritionfor healthy life today inthe premises of LugyiMemorial Hall, Webi,Mayabunder. Duringthe programme, Dr.Priyanka Iqbal(Ayurveda), GDMO(Ayurveda), Dr. R. P.Hospital, Mayabunderurged the children to

follow a healthylifestyle with nutritionalsupplements whichhelps in theenhancement of propergrowth anddevelopment duringchildhood, a pressrelease from AYUSHUnit, Dr. R.P. Hospitalsaid.

'Rashtriya Poshan Maah': Awareness prog.& drawing competition organized at Webi Port Blair, Sept. 18

As part of 75 weekcelebration of 'Azadi Ka AmritMahotsav', Dr. B.R. AmbedkarInstitute of Technology hosteda programme titled 'NariSashaktikaran' today. Theevent was streamed live formaximum reach of greateraudience. The presence ofseven accomplished womenserved a great honour for theevent. Ms. Geetanjali

Kandelwal, Supdt. of Police,Anti Corruption, A&N Policewas the chief guest and threwlight on Cyber Security andCyber Laws for safety andempowerment of girls andwomen. The stage was alsoshared by LieutenantCommander of Indian Navy,Ms. Sadhana whoemphasized on the strategicdefence importance of these

'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav'Programme titled 'Nari Sashaktikaran'

organized by DBRAIT

International Coastal CleanupDay observed

Indian Coast Guard conducts cleanupdrive at different locations

Port Blair, Sept. 18 Indian Coast Guard,A&N Region organized acoastal cleanship drive onthe occasion ofInternational CoastalCleanup Day-2021 todayat Corbyn's Cove Beach aspart of 'Swachch SagarAbhiyan'. Owing toCOVID related safetyprotocol which is in place,the event was limited toparticipation of ICGpersonnel only. Inspector GeneralDinesh Rajaputhran,Commander Coast Guard

Region(A&N) addressed thegathering and emphasized on theimportance of such clean up driveswhich not only make people awareof the importance of cleaner seas butalso helps in conservation of oceanand its biodiversity. The coastal cleanup drive was

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vaMeku rFkk fudksckj iz’kklu ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ADMINISTRATION

Lkfpoky;/SECRETARIAT Health Bulletin For Containment Of

(No. 537/18th September 2021) COVID-19 STATUS OF ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS AS ON 18.09.2021

> Status of Cases : Details of Second Wave since: 01.03.2021

Active new case in last 24 Hours 02 Discharges in last 24 hours 02

Total confirmed cases 2604 Total Discharges 2523

Total Active case as on date 14 Total Deaths 67

Cumulative since March 2020 Details On 17th Sept. 2021 On 18th Sept. 2021 Total

Confirmed Cases 7596 02* 7598 Cured/Discharged from Hospital 7453 02 7455 Death 129 00 129 *Includes 02 Positives from Airport arrival. > Clinical Management of Cases :

Name of District Isolation Beds Available Occupied Vacant North & Middle Andaman 286 01 285 South Andaman 5583 13 5570 Nicobar 507 00 507 Total 6376 14 6362 > Status of Sample and Testing: Total Samples sent till date 527246 Total Reports received till date 527246 Total Pending Reports 0 Rate of Testing Per Million 1318115 Cumulative Test Positivity Rate 1.44% COWIN 1.0 > Vaccination Status Total population 4,00,000 Target Beneficiaries 2,81,603(Approx) Cumulative Beneficiaries vaccinated so far 4,10,323 -- Cumulative Beneficiaries vaccinated with 1st Dose so far 2,81,118 99.83 Cumulative Beneficiaries vaccinated with 2nd Dose so far 1,29,205 45.96 % of population vaccinated -- 70.28 >Passengers screened at VSI Airport & Haddo Wharf

Details From 25th May 2020 to 17th Sept. 2021 On 18th Sept. 2021 Total Incoming Passengers

a) VSI Airport b) Haddo Wharf

294587

1032

1216

0

295803

1032 Outward Passengers

a) VSI Airport b) Haddo Wharf

305072

928

899

0

305971

928 (On 18.09.2021, 1196 passengers were retested by RTPCR at Airport)

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24x7 CONTROL ROOM NUMBERS: 240126/ 232102 / 1077/ 1070(Source: Directorate of Health Services)

Farmers' Corner- A Knowledge Hub Blood fruit is a perennial, woody climber thatgrows taking support of large trees in its naturalhabitat. Plants bear sweetish sour fruits inbunches, which originate directly from the stem.In backyard gardens, it could be grown using largetrees such as mango, jackfruit etc. as live standardsand hence, does not require additional space forits cultivation. Fruits have dark red, juicy pulpowing to which it is known as blood fruit. Fruitclusters are borne on old wood and are of about30-45 cm length weighing 1.0-1.5 kg each. As the fruits are collected from wild/semi-wild conditions and sold in local markets at the rate of Rs. 250- 300/- per kg, effortswere made to popularize it as a backyard crop among the island farmers so that thenatural populations are conserved. Nursery techniques have been standardized andregenerated seedlings are being provided to various stakeholders to promote thespecies as a crop. Pulp was found to be a rich source of anthocyanins of whichPelargonidin and Cyanidin were the dominant ones. Use of blood fruit pulp as anatural colourant was also demonstrated.Benefit: Growing a few liana in the backyards could serve as additional source ofincome to the farmers besides being a source of nutrients. Further, use of pulp as anatural colourant for beverages could be promoted among the island hoteliers orcaterers.

Interested persons may contactDr. Pooja Bohra, Scientist, [email protected] , 9933263442

Blood fruit: a potential fruit cum natural colourant

between State and citizens. Through direct benefit transfer, money can reachthe poorest citizen in the most remote corner of the country at the push of acomputer button. From audit perspective this is a 'small challenge' and 'hugeopportunity'. Using advanced analytics tools, information from large volumesof data can be weaned out without travelling afar. This can make the auditengagements more focused and efficient. Systemic red flags can be raisedat an earlier stage. He said that we have to keep pace with evolvingtechnology landscape. He also expressed confidence that CAG is seized ofthe matter. Speaking about sylvan surroundings of the National Academy of Auditand Accounts, the President said that such surroundings are a great placefor learning pursuits. These surroundings also teach us of a very onerousresponsibility of leaving same pristine nature for our future generations toenjoy. Despite India's developmental needs we have undertaken significantresponsibility to address global climate change challenge and environmentalprotection. He noted that CAG has taken measures to build capacities in thearea of environmental audit. He said that this is a very welcome step for ourfuture. We must always remember that constraints of resource finitenesscan only be partly addressed by human innovation. For the rest sacrifice byour generation is the only recourse. CAG has a big role to play in making usaware of sacrifices we need to make for our future generations. Addressing the officer trainees, the President said that as public servantsthey would derive greatest satisfaction in being able to serve the poorestand bring a smile on her face. While performing our Constitutional duty wemust always be mindful of this common responsibility assigned to allfunctionaries. An approach laden with mutual empathy would ensure thatwe reach our national goals, much faster. The President said that the independence enshrined in the Constitution issomething to be cherished. More importantly, greater values need to beadded to it through professionalism and absolute integrity. All young officersneed to fully imbibe these qualities as they become forebears of such richtraditions of Audit and Accounts Department.

Audit engagements provide a unique opportunity ...(Contd. from page 1)

exhibition on exports will be organized on Sept.21 & 22 at Udyog Parisar (ANE-Sagarika), MiddlePoint. On Sept. 24, an 'Exporters Conclave- OnlineBuyer Seller Meet will be held in the ConferenceHall of Directorate of Industries. Under ‘District as an Export Hub’ initiative ofGovt. of India, A & N Administration has identifiedMarine and Coconut & Coconut based productsas export potential products from these Islands.The entrepreneurs having their enterprises basedon the above products and who are willing toparticipate in the above events may contact ShriSindhupathi Raja, Industries Promotion Officer,Directorate of Industries on any working daysbetween 10 am & 4 pm on Mobile no. 9476022115,a press release from Director of Industries said.

'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav': 'Vanijya...(Contd. from page 1)

organized duringwhich Para MedicalStaff highlightedabout POSHANMaah, a pressrelease from DHSsaid.

DHS organizes tree plantation ...(Contd. from page 1)

Island. The impact COVID-19 had on womenwas elaborated by Deputy Director (FamilyWelfare) GB Pant Hospital, Dr. Suja Antony whoclearly revealed the inner resilience of womencommunity during any crisis. Ms. SajiMuralidharan, State Bank of India highlighted onthe need for every girl to be economicallyempowered. Er. Madhuri Shukla, ExecutiveEngineer of Electricity Department shared herexperience of being in the field of Engineering whileDr. Nitu Sindhu, mushroom culturist of theseislands, shared the skills that sustains her living thedream as a successful entrepreneur. Ms. Nikita withher own island role model Ms. Deborah sparked areal spirit of motivation that every girl from theseislands has a possibility to shine, no matter what thehurdles are, a press release from DBRAIT said.

'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav'...(Contd. from page 1)

also conducted at Diglipur, Mayabunder, Hut Bay,Kamorta and Campbell Bay. During this drive, a totalof 3150 kgs of trash/ garbage comprising of plastic,glass bottles, food wrappers, beverage bottles, tyresetc were collected from different beaches ofAndaman & Nicobar Islands, which was laterhanded over to Municipal Corporation for furtherdisposal, a press release from Coast Guard said.

International Coastal Cleanup ...(Contd. from page 1)

Port Blair, Sept. 18 As part of 75 th

Azadi ka AmritMahotsav celebration,a hands-on trainingprogramme for pigfarmers on the topic'Scientific Castrationand Mitigation of IronDeficient Anaemia inPiglets' was organizedby Animal ScienceDivision ICAR - CIARIin collaboration withKVK (South Andaman)recently. A total of 19farmers from differentvillages viz. Port Mout,Chouldari, IndiraNagar and Maymyo ofSouth Andamanparticipated in thetraining programme. In the inauguralsession, Dr. Eaknath B.Chakurkar, Director,ICAR-CIARI stressedon the importance ofscientific pig farmingfor livelihood and

Training on castration & mitigationof iron deficient anaemia in piglets

organized by CIARI

nutritional security offarmers of A&NIslands. Dr. ArunKumar De, Scientist &PI, AICRP on Pig , Dr.D e b a s i sBha ttacharya, Pr .Scientist , Dr. JaiSunder, Pr. Scientist,Dr. P.A. Ba la , Sr .Scientist , Dr. T.Sujatha, Sr. Scientist,Dr . P. Pe ruma l,Sc ient ist , Dr.Zachariah George,SMS, KVK, SouthAndaman addressedthe farmers on

different aspects ofpig re aring a ndmaintenance. In-housede monstrat ion onscientific castration inpiglets and the irma nage ment we reshown to theparticipants. As partof the programme, toem powe r the pigfarmers, a total of 17piglets we redis tributed to thefa rmers , a pre ssre lease from In-charge, PME Cell said.

Port Blair, Sept. 18 Applications havebeen invited by A & NState Cooperative Unionfrom educatedunemployed Youth ofrural areas of SouthAndaman for admissionto Skill Developmentcourse on ComputerEducation Training. This4 month durationprogramme will beconducted with the grantassistance of RegionalOffice, NABARD, andPort Blair for skilldevelopment andgainful employmentgeneration in rural areas

Applications invited for SkillDevelopment Programme onComputer Education Training

by leveraging thestrength of potential offfarm sector activities.Candidates havingentrepreneurial traitsand skills in the trade canapply for theprogramme. The ageshould be between 18-35years with minimumclass X Pass. Desiringcandidates may applybefore 24th September,2021 in the prescribedapplication formavailable in the A & NState Cooperative Unionoffice at Teylerabad, apress release fromANSCU said.

New Delhi, Sept. 18(PIB) Cabinet Secretary,Shri Rajiv Gaubachaired a high-levelmeeting to review anddiscuss the COVIDmanagement andresponse strategythrough videoconference today, in thepresence of Shri RajeshBhushan, Union HealthSecretary and Dr. V. K.Paul, Member (Health),NITI Aayog. It wasattended by the ChiefSecretaries, AdditionalChief Secretaries(Health), PrincipalSecretaries (Health),M u n i c i p a lCommissioners, DistrictCollectors and other

senior officials of Statesand UTs. Congratulating theStates/UTs for thel a n d m a r kachievement of morethan 2.5 Cr vaccinedoses administeredyesterday, CabinetS e c r e t a r yc o m p l i m e n t e dhealthcare workers,Chief MedicalOfficers, DistrictMagistrates and StateHealth Secretaries fortheir efforts. He hopedthat with increasedavailability of vaccinedoses, the pace ofvaccination will bemaintained. He however took theoccasion to remind the

Cabinet Secretary chairs High Levelmeet with States/UTs on Public Health

Response to COVID-19

Port Blair, Sept. 18 As part of ‘Azadi KaAmrit Mahotsav’, FitIndia Run wasconducted for NCCCadets today at Lapathy,Car Nicobar and PortBlair. The Cadets of NCC

and PermanentInstructor staffparticipated in the run.Cadets were also madeaware of the benefits ofphysical activities on theoccasion, a press releasereceived here said.

Fit India Run organized by NCCCadets at Car Nicobar & Port Blair

New Delhi, Sept. 18 Indian CricketSkipper Virat Kohlihas announced thatthat he will step downas Captain after the T20World Cup which isscheduled to take placein UAE and Oman from17th of October to 14th

of November this year. He will continue tolead the team in Testmatches and ODIs. Ina Twitter statement,Kohli said, after a lot of

contemplation anddiscussions with hisclose people, RaviShastri and also RohitSharma, who havebeen an essential partof the leadershipgroup, he has takenthe decision. He saidthat he has alsospoken to BCCISecretary, Shri JayShah and the Presidentof BCCI, Shri SouravGanguly along with allthe selectors about the

same. Virat Kohli took overas Captain in theshortest format in 2017after M.S. Dhonistepped down from hisposition. This will bethe first t ime thatKohli will lead India inthe ICC T20 WorldCup. He has led theteam to the final of the2017 ICC ChampionsTrophy and the semi-final of the 2019 ICCWorld Cup in the past.

Virat Kohli announces to step down asCaptain of T-20 team after World Cup

COVISHIELD vaccine for Health Care Workers followed by frontlineworkers and vulnerable population with co-morbidities. Subsequently,the vaccination for 45 and above was initiated followed by 18 to 44 yearswhich is currently underway. Meanwhile, the vaccination drive is continuing smoothly in A&NIslands. As per data available, a total of 4,10,323 doses of vaccines havebeen administered to beneficiaries so far in A&N Islands, out of thetarget beneficiaries of 2,81,603 (approx.). A total of 5315 people werevaccinated today in A&N Islands. 3652 beneficiaries were vaccinated inSouth Andaman District, out of which, 687 beneficiaries were in the agegroup of 18-44 years. Similarly, 1073 beneficiaries were vaccinated inNorth & Middle Andaman District, out of which, 77 beneficiaries werein the age group of 18-44. 590 beneficiaries were vaccinated in NicobarDistrict, out of which, 8 beneficiaries were in the age group of 18-44. Atotal of 1,62,650 eligible people in the age group of 18 to 44 years havebeen vaccinated till date. Meanwhile those eligible beneficiaries who have taken both first andsecond dose of COVID vaccine and have not received their onlinecertificates may reach JNRM of nearest Health Centre tomorrow (19-09-21) to generate certificate, a press release from DHS said.

Vaccination drive in A&N Islands...(Contd. from page 1)

States that there is noroom for complacency.He stressed on theneed to strictly enforceCOVID AppropriateBehaviour (CAB). Drawing examplesfrom other countriesthat saw multiplepeaks of COVID-19, heexpressed concernover certain pockets inthe country reportinghigh test positivity. The Union HealthSecretary highlightedthe emergingchallenge of Serotype-II Dengue in 11 Stateswhich is associatedwith more cases andmore complicationsthan other forms of thedisease.

Covid 19 Tuberculosis

Mode of transmission Through air or droplet and fomites Droplet transmission

Symptoms Sore throat, congestion, or runny nose

Cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing

Fatigue and headache

Muscle or body aches

New loss of taste or smell

Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhoea

Chills, fever, or night sweats

Loss of appetite

Weight loss

chest pain

Fatigue

COVID-19: Wear mask while going out.

Sunday

September 19, 20212 Daily Telegrams

ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ADMINISTRATION

SECRETARIAT

(Development Section –IV)

PRESS NOTE Reservation of seats in the University of Calicut to the

students of Andaman & Nicobar Islands As per the prospectus of University of Calicut for the year 2021-22, seats

are reserved in UG programmes for the students of Andaman & Nicobar Islands. As per the prospectus, an additional seats can be created over and

above the sanctioned strength, but within the statutory maximum limit for the native students of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. For programmes where the

sanctioned strength and the statutory maximum limit are the same, the additional seats can be created over and above the statutory limit, exclusively

for the admission of the above candidates. Further as per the Notification dated 06.08.2021 issued by the University

of Calicut, all candidates seeking admission to the UG Programmes

irrespective of the Quota (General Merit/ Reservation/Sports/ Persons with Disabilities/ Community/ Management/ Inmates of Juvenile Justice Home/ Kashmir Students/ Students from Andaman & Nicobar Islands/ Transgender)

should compulsorily register through Centralized Admission Process

(CAP) of University of Calicut. Interested and eligible candidates those who have already registered in

the portal of Centralized Admission Process (CAP) of University of Calicut seeking admission in the University for UG programmes are requested to

submit the copy of online application submitted in the portal to the

Development-IV Section, Secretariat on or before 22.09.2021 upto 5.00

pm, so that the same can be forwarded to the University of Calicut for consideration of the admission against the seats reserved for the students of

A&N Islands.

Assistant Secretary (Hr Edn)

Reg. No: 125 of 1976 Phone & Fax:- 03192-232247

Andaman & Nicobar Administration

ANDAMAN ADIM JANJATI VIKAS SAMITI

Secretariat Complex, Port Blair

F. No: No: 12-6/AAJVS/TWO/2020/1006 Dated the 13/09/2021

NOTICE Andaman Adim Janjati Vikas Samiti, A & N islands, Port Blair

invited applications from the eligible candidates vide this office Vacancy

Notice No.12-6/AAJVS/TWO/2020/354 dated 29th October 2020 which

was also published in the Local Dailies and in Admn. Portal/web-site.

www.andaman.gov.in . In response to the vacancy notice, 176 candidates

from different parts of India have applied for the same. On scrutiny, 152

candidates ware found eligible and 24 candidates were found ineligible.

The lists of eligible and ineligible candidates was published inviting

claims and objection vide Notice No.12-6/AAJVS/TWO/2020/505 dated

20th Jan 2021. The claims and objection, so received within the stipulated

date and time has been disposed ofand finalized.

Out of 152 eligible candidates, 127 candidates are of mainland

domicile whereas the remaining 25 belongs Andaman & Nicobar Islands.

In the wake of present Covid-19 pandemic and considering the SOPs

issued by the Government of India, to contain the spread of Novel Corona

Virus, all the 127 eligible candidates from Mainland Domicile are

required to appear for an Interview to be held through Online/Video

Conferencing on 5th

October 2021 from 10.00 AM onwards on the date

as shown against each as perAnnexure-Iin connection with selection for

contractual assignment as Tribal Welfare Officer in AAJVS.

The walk-in-interview for selection of 25 eligible for the post of

Tribal Welfare Officer (Contract) in AAJVS from the candidatesof A &

N Islands will be conducted on 6th October 2021 at 10.00 AM onwards as

per Annexure-II in chamber of Secretary (TW) A & N Administration,

Port Blair.

The list of eligible candidates appeared in Annexure-I and II for the

post of Tribal Welfare Officer (Contract) in AAJVS may be

downloadedfrom www.andaman.gov.in.

All the eligible candidates are hereby directed to contact to the

AAJVS officials in the following Phone/Mobile No.9434263863 /

9476020615 / 94334262391 on all working days between 0900 AM to

5.00 pm and update their active /available Mobile numbers in order to

sendthe link/allotment of slot/time for appearing online/video

conferencing well in time. In case any candidate who could not join the

Virtual meet due to technical error(link failure) may be permitted to join

online interview on the next working day with due intimation.

The above mentioned schedule is tentative and subject to change at

any stage depending upon the availability of the selection committee. Any

change made will be intimated.

Sd/-

I.D. No. 8022 Executive Secretary

NOTICE INVITING e-TENDERS

No. PN/DB/CD-I/RGT/2021-22/3083 dated 08th

September’2021

The Executive Engineer, Construction Division-I, A.P.W.D., Rangat

invites on behalf of President of India, online Item Rate bid from the

approved and eligible Contractors of the Andaman PWD or for all

contractors irrespective of their enlistment in APWD or any other Govt.

Department subject to the condition that they have experience on

executing the relevant magnitude of work as per CPWD Works Manual

and with other GOI organizations in these islands and do not have any

adverse remarks: -

NIT No. 04/DB/CD-I/RGT/2021-22e-Tender ID No.

2021_APWD_3771_1Name of work. Repair & Renovation of Govt.

Middle School, Kadamtala 2020-21 Phase-II. Estimated Cost: Rs.

12,31,917/- Tender Fee Rs. 500/- &Time of completion: 03 Months,

Last Date of Submission of bid 02.10.2021 at 3.00 PM.


2021_APWD_3772_1Name of work. Renovation of 06 Nos. Type-II Qtr

(Qtr No. 20-21, 25-26, 29-30) for Education Department at Oralkatcha,

Baratang (Balance work). (Re-call). Estimated Cost: Rs. 32,79,982/-

Tender Fee Rs. 500/- &Time of completion: 06 Months, Last Date of

Submission of bid 02.10.2021 at 3.00 PM.


2021_APWD_3773_1Name of work. Construction of Forest Station at

Mithila, Rangat under CD-I, Rangat.SW:- Construction of internal

bituminous road and providing and fixing PVC chain link fencing.

Estimated Cost: Rs. 17,19,711/- Tender Fee Rs. 500/- & Time of

completion: 03 Months, Last Date of Submission of bid 02.10.2021 at

3.00 PM.


2021_APWD_3774_1Name of work. Additional and alteration works in

CHC Rangat to make accessible for Divyang as per access audit report

under CD-I, APWD, Rangat. Estimated Cost: Rs. 26,76,654/- Tender

Fee Rs. 500/- & Time of completion: 06 Months, Last Date of

Submission of bid 02.10.2021 at 3.00 PM.


2021_APWD_3775_1Name of work. Repair & Maintenance of old type

filter bed at Nimbutala. Estimated Cost:Rs. 11,71,659/- Tender Fee Rs.

500/- &Time of completion: 03 Months, Last Date of Submission of bid

02.10.2021 at 3.00 PM.

The bid forms and other details can be obtained from the website

eprocure.andaman.gov.in.

Executive Engineer

I.D.No. 8019 CD-I, APWD, Rangat

AFFIDAVIT I, Amudham, D/o Late Devaraj, W/o Shri Jagadeesan, aged about 31 years, R/o Garacharma Village, Port Blair Tehsil, South Andaman District, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows: 1. That my actual and correct name is AMUDHAM. 2. That in the Aadhaar Card bearing No. 596894234327, my name has been wrongly entered as “LAKSHMI JAGADEESAN” instead of “AMUDHAM”. 3. That Lakshmi is my nick name called in the house. 4. That AMUDHAM and LAKSHMI JAGADEESAN is same and identical person. 5. That this affidavit is affirmed for the purpose of change of my name in my Aadhaar Card. 6. That the statements made in paras 1 to 4 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Place: Port Blair Dated:16.09.2021 Deponent

AFFIDAVIT I, R. KAARTHICK, S/o Shri K. Ramanathan, aged about 33 years, R/o Deepa Niwas, Shadipur Village, P.O. Shadipur, under Port Blair Tehsil, South Andaman District, do hereby solemnly affirmed state and oath as follows:- 1. That, I am the permanent resident of this Island. 2. That my father correct name is “K. RAMANATHAN” as per my all documents. 3. That in my Passport bearing No. K0583754 issue dated 19/12/2011 my father name inadvertently entered only “RAMANATHAN” instead of “K. RAMANATHAN”. 4. That, I have made this affidavit for correction my father name in the abovesaid Passport only. 5. Henceforth, I shall be known as R. KAARTHICK, S/o K. RAMANATHAN for all purpose. That the above statement is made to the best of my knowledge and belief and I did not suppress any material fact thereon.

DEPONENT

AFFIDAVIT I, R. Subbammal, W/o Late R. RAJA, R/o Dairy Farm village, under Port Blair Tehsil, South Andaman District, I do hereby solemnly and sincerely affirm and declare are as follows:- 1. That I am permanently residing at above mentioned address. 2. That due to inadvertently my son name is wrongly mentioned as RYAN PAUL instead of R. RYAN PAUL in his school records. 3. That I want to add my initial as ‘R’ in his school records as well as all official record as R. RYAN PAUL. 4. That I do this affidavit for the purpose of add my initial in my son’s school records as R. RYAN PAUL I shall use my correct and appropriate name as R. RYAN PAUL in future in his all official records. Hence this affidavit. In the above stated made in Para 1 to 4 true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Place: Port Blair

Deponent

AFFIDAVIT I, Smti. Chapala Das, W/o Radheshyam Das, R/o Madhupur village, under Diglipur Tehsil in North Andaman, do hereby declare the following:- That, as per my Islander Card, Aadhaar Card and School Certificate, my correct and actual name is recorded as CHAPALA DAS, but by bonafide mistake my name is recorded in the joint land record as SANTI RANI DAS instead of CHAPALA DAS. That, CHAPALA DAS and SANTI RANI DAS is a same and one lady. This affidavit is executed by me for rectification of my name in the land record. The above declaration is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

DEPONENT

PLOT FOR

SALE/TRANSFER A Plot of 200 Sq.mtr. with Compound Wall with Gate & approved building plan at Rajiv

Housing Society at Loknath Colony, Dollygunj is for Sale/Transfer. Genuine

Buyers may contact: 9434281710

LAND FOR SALE 600 Sq. mtrs. Land for Sale at Ograbraj main ATR Immediate Sale. Contact: 9474212411 / 9679536541

ANIIMS for YOU

-Dr.Ankit Das (Intern), ANIIMS

Q. What is Tuberculosis?

Before COVID-19 became a global pandemic, India was dealing with another, much older epidemic Tuberculosis (TB).

Tuberculosis (TB) is caused by a bacterium called Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The bacteria usually attack the lungs, but

TB bacteria can attack any part of the body such as the kidney, spine, and brain. Not everyone infected with TB bacteria

becomes sick.

Q. What is Pulmonary Tuberculosis?

When the tuberculosis bacteria affect the lungs it is known as pulmonary tuberculosis. Pulmonary TB is the most

contagious type, but it usually only spreads after prolonged exposure to someone with the illness.

Q. How is TB Spread?

TB germs are put into the air when a person with TB disease of the lungs or throat coughs, sneezes, or speaks. These

germs can stay in the air for several hours, depending on the environment. Persons who breathe in the air containing these

TB germs can become infected; this is called latent TB infection.

Q. What are the symptoms?

General symptoms of TB:

Lack of appetite and weight loss

Evening high temperature

Night sweats

extreme tiredness or fatigue

TB that affects the lungs (pulmonary TB):

A persistent cough that lasts more than 2 weeks and usually brings up phlegm, which may be bloody

Breathlessness that gradually gets worse

TB outside the lungs:

Less commonly, TB infections develop in areas outside the lungs, such as the small glands that form part of the immune

system (the lymph nodes), the bones and joints, the digestive system, the bladder and reproductive system, and the brain

and nerves (the nervous system). Symptoms can include:

persistently swollen glands

abdominal pain

pain and loss of movement in an affected bone or joint

confusion

a persistent headache

fits (seizures)

Q. Who all are at risk?

people living in areas with high rates of TB

Substance abuse (smoking, alcohol, drugs)

Immunosuppression like patients on cancer chemotherapy or on prolonged steroid therapy, people with HIV AIDS.

Malnutrition

Q. What should I do if I have been exposed to someone with TB Disease?

People with TB disease are most likely to spread the germs to people they spend time with every day, such as family

members or co-workers. If you have been around someone who has TB disease, and have symptoms as mentioned above

for at least 2 weeks you should go to your doctor or your local health department for sputum tests.

Q. How is TB Disease treated?

TB disease can be treated by taking drugs for 6 to 12 months. It is very important that people who have TB disease

finish the medicine, and take the drugs exactly as prescribed. If they stop taking the drugs, they can become sick again; if

they do not take the drugs correctly, the germs that are still alive may become resistant to those drugs. TB that is resistant

to drugs is harder and more expensive to treat.

In some situations, staff of the local health department meets regularly with patients who have TB to watch them take

their medications. This is called directly observed therapy (DOT). DOT helps the patient complete treatment in the least

amount of time.

Q. What is COVID-19?

COVID-19 is the disease caused by a new corona virus called SARS-CoV-2. WHO first learned of this new virus on

31 December 2019, following a report of a cluster of cases of 'viral pneumonia' in Wuhan, People's Republic of China.

Similarities and difference between Tuberculosis and COVID19

Facts related to COVID-19 & Tuberculosis

Q. Do COVID 19 And Tuberculosis spread in the same way?

While both tuberculosis (TB) and COVID-19 spread by close contact between people the exact mode of transmission

differs, explaining some differences in infection control measures to mitigate the two conditions.

TB bacilli remain suspended in the air in droplet nuclei for several hours after a TB patient coughs, sneezes, shouts, or

sings, and people who inhale them can get infected. The size of these droplet nuclei is a key factor determining their

infectiousness. Their concentration decreases with ventilation and exposure to direct sunlight.

COVID-19 transmission has primarily been attributed to the direct breathing of droplets expelled by someone with

COVID-19 (people may be infectious before clinical features become apparent). Droplets produced by coughing, sneezing,

exhaling and speaking may land on objects and surfaces, and contacts can get infected with COVID-19 by touching them

and then touching their eyes, nose or mouth . Handwashing, in addition to respiratory precautions, are thus important in

the control of COVID-19.

Q. Is COVID19 leading to flare-up of Tuberculosis?

While there is no conclusive evidence yet to establish that COVID-19 can directly trigger an increase in tuberculosis,

TB cases have indeed been going up, especially in the post-COVID phase.

Mostly because of delayed diagnosis due to lock down during the pandemic. However, emerging evidence from various

studies suggest that COVID and TB dysregulates the immune responses and the possibility of COVID-19 activating

dormant/latent TB infection or triggering re-infections in those recovering from COVID is real.

Latent TB can get activated into active TB when body's immune system is week. Irrational use of steroids can lead to

immunosuppression, which heightens the risk of reactivation of dormant infections such as latent TB or opportunistic

secondary infections like mucormycosis.

Q. Are people with tuberculosis likely to be at increased risk of COVID 19 infection, illness and death?

While experience on COVID-19 infection in tuberculosis (TB) patients remains limited, it is anticipated that people ill

with both TB and COVID-19 may have poorer treatment outcomes, especially if TB treatment is interrupted.

Older age, diabetes and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) are linked with more severe COVID-19 and are

also risk factors for poor outcomes in TB.

TB patients should take precautions as advised by health authorities to be protected from COVID-19 and continue

their TB treatment as prescribed.

People ill with COVID-19 and TB show similar symptoms such as cough, fever and difficulty breathing. Both diseases

attack primarily the lungs and although both biological agents transmit mainly via close contact, the incubation period from

exposure to disease in TB is longer, often with a slow onset.

Q. Is tuberculosis treatment differs in patients who have both TB and COVID 19?

In most cases tuberculosis (TB) treatment is not different in people with or without COVID-19 infection. Experience

on joint management of both COVID-19 infection and TB remains limited. However, suspension of TB treatment in

COVID-19 patients should be exceptional. TB preventive treatment, treatment for drug-susceptible or drug-resistant TB

disease should continue uninterrupted to safeguard the patient's health, reduce transmission and prevent the development

of drug-resistance.

While treatment trials are ongoing, no medication is currently recommended for COVID-19 and therefore no cautions

on drug-drug interactions are indicated at present. TB patients on treatment should nonetheless be asked if they are taking

any medicines, including traditional cures, that may interact with their medication.

Effective treatments to prevent TB and to treat active TB have been scaled up and are in use worldwide. The risk of

death in TB patients approaches 50% if left untreated and may be higher in the elderly or in the presence of comorbidity.

It is critical that TB services are not disrupted during the COVID-19 response.

Prevention:

Measures must be implemented to limit transmission of TB and COVID-19 in congregate settings and health care

facilities. Administrative, environmental and personal protection measures apply to both (e.g. basic infection prevention

and control, cough etiquette, patient triage).

Provision of TB preventive treatment should be maintained as much as possible.

Measures to be taken by people with TB to reduce their risk for COVID-19

Social distancing with "Quarantine": Remain at home and avoid contact with people as much as possible.

Wash hands frequently with soap and water.

Don't touch face, nose, eyes with unwashed hands.

Avoid close contact with those who are unwell.

Strictly adhere to your TB treatment.

Avoid hospital visits as much as possible and keep in touch with your doctor/nurse/health facility by phone.

Use masks, and take extra caution to maintain hygiene such as - disinfection of hands, used surfaces, proper disposal

of used tissues, etc.

ANDAMAN & NICOBAR

ADMINISTRATION

DIRECTORATE OF TRANSPORT

PORT BLAIR

F. No.: MT/1-

Transportation/Bus/2016-17/

TENDER NOTICE The Director of Transport,

A&N Islands, Port Blair invites bids

through GeM platform for engaging

transporting agent/shippers/shipping

agency for shipment of buses from

Port Blair to Campbell bay. The Bid

documents containing terms and

conditions and other details can be

downloaded from the “GeM Portal”

website “gem.gov.in” (GeM Bid

No.: GEM/2021/B/1501919 dated

14.09.2021). The Bid shall be

opened in the GeM Portal on

29.09.2021 at 3.30 PM online

through the GeM Portal.

GeM Bid No.:

GEM/2021/B/1501919 dated

14.09.2021

Bid End date: 29.09.2021 at 1500

hours

Assistant Engineer (P&S)

I.D. No. 8028

Sunday

September 19, 2021 3Daily Telegrams

COVID-19: Seek medical attention in case of fever, cough or difficulty in breathing.

DISCLAIMER Readers are requested to verify and make appropriate enquiries to satisfy themselves about the veracity of an advertisement before responding to any advertisement published in this newspaper. The publisher of this newspaper, does not vouch for the authenticity of any advertisement or advertiser or for any of the advertisers products and services. The Owner, Publisher, Printer, Employees of this newspaper shall not be held responsible/liable in any manner whatsoever for any claims and/or damages/consequences for advertisements in this newspaper.

NOTICE INVITING e-TENDERS No. PN/DB/CD-I/RGT/2021-22/3084 dated 08th September’2021

The Executive Engineer, Construction Division-I, A.P.W.D., Rangat invites on behalf of President of India, online Item Rate bid from the approved

and eligible Contractors of the Andaman PWD or for all contractors

irrespective of their enlistment in APWD or any other Govt. Department subject to the condition that they have experience on executing the relevant

magnitude of work as per CPWD Works Manual and with other GOI organizations in these islands and do not have any adverse remarks: -

NIT No. 06/DB/CD-I/RGT/2021-22e-Tender ID No. 2021_APWD_3767_1Name of work. Repair & Renovation of Govt. Primary

School, Shantanu at Kadamtala 2020-21 Phase-II. Estimated Cost: Rs. 5,15,133/- Tender Fee Rs. 500/- &Time of completion: 03 Months, Last

Date of Submission of bid 27.09.2021 at 3.00 PM.

NIT No. 05/DB/CD-I/RGT/2021-22e-Tender ID No. 2021_APWD_3768_1Name of work. Repair & Renovation of Govt.

Secondary School, Uttara at Kadamtala 2020-21 Phase-II. Estimated Cost:

Rs. 8,26,175/- Tender Fee Rs. 500/- &Time of completion: 03 Months, Last

Date of Submission of bid 27.09.2021 at 3.00 PM.

NIT No. 18/DB/CD-I/RGT/2021-22e-Tender ID No. 2021_APWD_3769_1Name of work. Construction of approach footpath from

School building to Mid Day Meal hall and staff quarters including CC

retaining/toe wall at GSSS, Oralkatcha, Baratang (Balance work). Estimated

Cost: Rs. 5,16,286/- Tender Fee Rs. 500/- &Time of completion: 02 Months, Last Date of Submission of bid 27.09.2021 at 3.00 PM.


2021_APWD_3770_1Name of work. Minor repair of GMS, Rangat Bay.SW:- Structural repair i.e repair of column, beam, slab etc, rectification of

roof leakage and ceiling, repair, repair of toilet especially Girls toilet & repair of door and windows. Estimated Cost: Rs. 7,93,292/- Tender Fee Rs. 500/-

&Time of completion: 02 Months, Last Date of Submission of bid

27.09.2021 at 3.00 PM. The bid forms and other details can be obtained from the website

eprocure.andaman.gov.in

Executive Engineer

I.D. No. 8020 CD-I, APWD, Rangat

SAIL TMT BARS

The following grade of SAIL TMT are available for sale from ANIIDCO Steel Stockyard, Dollygunj.

Sl. No.

Size & Grade of TMT Bar Quality (MT) Price per MT including GST (in Rs)

1. 12 mm Fe – 500 D 16.565 77712.00

2. 25 mm Fe – 500 D 29.900 77712.00

Materials are subject to availability and the prevailing price at the time of delivery. For further details regarding the purchase of steel, interested parties may contact Sr. Manager (I&S), Vikas Bawan, Port Blair, Ph. No. 231193.

General Manager (I&S), ANIIDCO

Pristine Andaman

SITUATION VACANT DEPARTMENT: TOURS& TRAVELS

POSITION 03 Nos Reservation Executive

QUALIFICATION 1. Strong verbal and written English is a must; Fluency in two or more languages will be added

advantage

2. Extensive knowledge of MS-Word, Power Point, Excel & Internet e-mailing system

3. Entry level trainee agent with up to 1 year of experience in a travel agency or related field is

preferable

SALARY Fresher: INR 12,000.00– 15,000.00 Experience: INR 18,000.00 – 22,000.00

Email Your Resumes: [email protected]/ [email protected]

INTERVIEW ADDRESS: Bathubasti, Garacharma II, Near HDFC Bank, 2nd Floor JBL Traders

Contact:9932087705 / 9932087719/ 9932087718 (10 am to 6 pm)Walk in interviews from date of publish

ANDAMAN & NICOBAR STATE COOP. BANK LTD. 98, MAULANA AZAD ROAD

PORT BLAIR – 744101

POSSESSION NOTICE

(For Immovable Property) (Rule 8(1), Security Interest (Enforcement) Rule, 2002)Whereas,

The undersigned being the Authorised Officer of the Andaman and Nicobar State Cooperative Bank Ltd. under the Securitisation and Reconstruction Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 and in exercise of powers conferred under Section 13(12) read with Rule 3 of the Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules, 2002 issued a demand notice dated as detailed in the notices mentioned against their names in the table, within 60 days from the date of the said notice. The borrower/guarantor having failed to pay the amount, notice is hereby given to the borrower/guarantor and the general public that the undersigned had taken possession of the property described hereinbelow in exercise the powers and conferred on him under Section 13(4) of the said Act read with Rule (9) of the said Rules on dates(s) mentioned against the respective property. The borrower/guarantor in particular and the public in general is hereby cautioned not to deal with the properties and any dealing with the properties will be subject to the charge of the Andaman and Nicobar State Cooperative Bank Limited for an amount for the amount shown in the respective column of the table and interest thereon.

S.N. Name of Borrower, Guarantor & Account No.

i. Branch ii. Demand Notice

Date & Amount outstanding as on date of Demand Notice u/s 13(2)

Description of the Immovable Properties

Date of Possession of Assets

1. a) Smti. Jharna Gharahi W/o Anand Gharahi Ward No. II, Junglighat Port Blair, PIN 744103 South Andaman b) 002619016100001

(i) Tushnabad (ii) Date 03/03/2021 Rs.11,99,120/-(Rupees Eleven Lakhs Ninety Nine Thousand One Hundred And Twenty Only)

1) Survey No.368/P, measuring area 600.00 Sq .Mtrs (out of area 0.5400 hects.) situated at Chouldari Village, Ferrargunj Tehsil, South Andaman, PIN-744103, PO: Chouldari, PS: Ograbraj

14.09.2021

*With further interest applicable rate till payment. Date :- 14th September, 2021 Sd./- Place :- Port Blair Authorised Officer A&N State Cooperative Bank Ltd. 98, Maulana Azad Road

KAMARAJ ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL, SENIOR SECONDARY

BROOKSHABAD, PORT BLAIR

WANTED TEACHERS

Sl. No. Name of the Post Educational Qualifications

1 Montessori Teacher

Educational Qualifications:+2 with Montessori Teacher

Training

Desirable: Minimum two years of teaching experience

2 PST

Educational Qualifications: +2 with JBT and CTET

qualified

Desirable: Minimum two years of teaching experience.

3

GTT(English,

Mathematics, Science &

Social)

Educational Qualifications: UG degree with B.Ed., and

CTET qualified.

Desirable: Master Degree with minimum two years of

teaching experience

Application with full Bio- Data, attested copies of all certificates and Passport Size Photo

affixed on it, are to be submitted to The Correspondent, Kamaraj English Medium School,

Brookshabad, Port Blair – 744112 on or before 23-09-2021 by 03.00 P.M. The applicants

must have studied through English Medium only. Date of interview will be intimated. R.C. No. 187/2021/DC(SA)/1847 OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

SOUTH ANDAMAN DISTRICT Port Blair, dated the 15th September, 2021

PUBLIC NOTICE

This is for the information of the general public that Shri Manoj Charan, S/o Sri Charan has requested the Deputy Commissioner (SA) for correction of his name as “MANOJ CHARAN” instead of “MANOJ” in the revenue records in respect of jointly recorded land bearing Sy. Nos. 1764, 280/2, 281/2, 298/2, 298/5, 298/6, 298/7, 301/1, 302/1, 303 & 417/2/1 measuring areas 0.0100, 0.0450, 0.0600, 0.2300, 0.1150, 0.1150, 0.15000.0200, 0.1570, 0.5000 & 0.6450 hectrs. respectively situated at Garacharma village under Port Blair Tehsil. If any person have claims and objection in the above subject matter shall submit their petitions to the undersigned on or before 27/10/2021 at 04.00 PM alongwith all relevant records. Sd./-

Reader to Deputy Commissioner South Andaman District

2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARYOn 19.09.2021

In Loving Memory of

Late. JAI NARAYAN SINGH

(Jagat Master)

R/o. Junglighat, Port Blair.

"Your memory has

walked beside us for these

years, and we are so

grateful for the company."

Inserted By:

Wife Smti. Shanta Devi, Family

members, Relatives & Friends

URGENT REQUIRED 1. Cooks / Chefs with minimum 3 years of experience – 05 Nos. 2. Cashier-Boys / Girls (Part Time / Full Time), 2 wheeler with License is preferred – 02 Nos. 3. Commi III-04 Nos. (Freshers may Apply) 4. Service Boys / Girls – 08 Nos. 5. Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) – 04 Nos. (Boys / Girls) 6. Delivery Boy with 2 wheeler & LMV License – 04 Nos.

*Contact / Send your resume on WhatsApp: 9531928539 / 9531864645

AFFIDAVIT By this deed I, the undersigned RYAN TOPPO (New Name), previously called RYAN, RYAN RAJESH KUMAR TOPPO (Old Name), doing Student (give profession or vocation) and resident of PREM NAGAR, PORT BLAIR under PORT BLAIR Tehsil, in the District of SOUTH ANDAMAN (address) solemnly declare: 1. That for and on behalf of myself and my remitter issue wholly renounced / relinquish and abandon the use of my former name / surname of RYAN, RYAN RAJESH KUMAR TOPPO and in place thereof I do hereby assume from this date the name / surname RYAN TOPPO and so that I and remitter issue may hereafter be called, known and distinguished not by my former name / surname, but assumed name / surname RYAN TOPPO. 2. That for the purpose of evidencing such my determination declare that I shall at all times hereafter in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever use and sign the name of RYAN TOPPO as my name / surname in place and in substitution of my former name / surname. 3. That I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular, at all times hereafter to designate and address me, remitter issue by such assumed name / surname of RYAN TOPPO accordingly. 4. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my former and adopted name / surname RYAN, RYAN RAJESH KUMAR TOPPO and RYAN TOPPO and affix my signature and seal, if any, this 17th day of September, 2021.

DEPONENT

CHESS COACHING Online Chess and

Offline Professional

Chess Coach

Contact: 9679588243

TO LET

3 BHK flat ground floor with car parking @ Mazar Pahad Rent Rs. 12000/-. For more details Call @ 9933291334 / 9474225583

TO LET

One room available at TSG back side gate, per month Rs.8000/-. Contact: 9476007073, 9933286944 (Prem Nagar Junction)

TO LET 01 No. 2 BHK Room / Flat, 24 Hours Water Supply, New RCC Building Road Side Near South Point Masjid.

Contact: 9434263313 / 9434284786

TO LET

1 No. 2 BHK Room for rent @ 9000/- near Ritika’s Diagnostic Centre, Garacharma. Contact: 9474273726 / 9474253406

TO LET 2 BHK Flat available for rent at Opp. State Library, Middle Point @ Rs.13000/- per month. No parking area available for 2 / 4 wheeler. Contact: 9434262369 / 9679581737

RENT / LEASE / TRANSIT

ACCOMMODATION / GUEST HOUSE Registered homestay with well furnished one 3-BHK, two 2-BHK including parking, all rooms with AC, Bed & Mattress, TV, Fridge, Geyser and other essential amenities is available at Bhatubasti behind Ford

Service Centre. Contact: 9434269785 / 9933264212

SHOP, HOUSE & GODOWN FOR RENT AVAILABLE *Shop for rent at Mazar Pahad. *1 BHK House available at South Point, Mazar Pahad. Rent Rs. 7500/- with 24 hrs. water supply.

Contact: 9609400563, 9933211748 *Godown for rent at Bhatu Basti CIARI Road.

Contact: 9609400563 / 9933211748 Contact: M. Sevugaperumal & Sons

No. 6, Babu Lane, A/Bazaar, Port Blair

RAJ CARGO

SERVICE Clearing and Forwarding Agent Transfer, Retirement Solutions Transport your Household/Cars/ Bikes in very less freight charges.

Contact for Bookings: 9933292996, 9476069246

PLOT FOR SALE 200 Sq. mtrs. Dhanikhari Near ATR Road village Dhanikhari. Contact No. 9434267133

FOR SALE Commercial rental two wheelers (Nos. – 33) with renting licence and office at Havelock. Call: 9933279792 / 9531957927

NOTICE INVITING e-TENDER The Executive Engineer, E&M Division, APWD, Prothrapur, Port

Blair invites on behalf of the President of India, invite online Item Rate

tenders from Manufacturer’s, Authorized dealers and Bonafied Supplier

for the following work:-

DB-e-Tender/E&M/DIV/PP/PB/2021-22/1865,

Dated 8th

September, 2021

1. NIT No. 20/EE/E&M/21-22 “Name of Work: A/R & M/o IEI & EEI to

the Residential & Non Residential Building of Department of Labour, ITI

Dollygunj under SD-I (Rural), E&M Division, A.P.W.D, Prothrapur

during 2021-22.SW: Supplying of Electrical Maintenance Materials and

Fittings.” Estimate Cost: Rs. 12,37,580/- EMD : Exempted (Proforma for

EMD Declaration may submit) Period of Completion: 60 (Sixty) Days.

(TENDER ID: 2021_APWD_3764_1)

The e-tender from and other details can be downloaded from the

website. The Last Date and Time of bid submission will be 29.09.2021

upto 09:30 hours. Other details / information can be seen on website.

“https://eprocure.andaman.gov.in.

Executive Engineer

E&M Division, APWD,

I.D.No. 8013 Prothrapur, Port Blair

ANDAMAN DOORSTEP We are hiring Delivery Boys & Sales Executive (Two wheeler Licence is must)

Freshers/Experienced both are welcome

Contact: 8900928410 / 9933270449

opportunity of gaining deep understanding 'vanijya saptah

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