September 2006
Jalgaon District News
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• ZP announces Awarding to Best Schools per Taluka: relaxes compulsory toilet, public contribution conditions in selection criterion
• Jalgaon's Gayatri Bari wins First in National Black Belt competition at Aurangabad
• Dhule's Sharayu Dhumal wins first Prize in Inter-College Judo competition at Baheti College
• District Council to honor Village Panchayat with Best Panchayat awards
• Land acquisition delays causes slow progress on 21 Minor-Irrigation projects

National Level Sindhi Community Youth Introduction Meet on 12th October:
The Saint Godadiwala Baba Hardasram Foundation is conducting a Youth Introduction Meet for Sindhi Community boys and girls on 12th October in Jalgaon at Chemist Bhavan. The National Level event would have participation of Sindhi youth from Maharashtra, Gujarat, MadhyaPradesh, Chattisgarh etc. Please contact 9823279777, 9823032536, 9823355630 for participation and detailed information thereof. The event is a joint activity of BHR Mandal, SSD Mandal, Indian Sindhu Sabha, Adarsha Saheli Mandal, Ekta Saheli Mandal, and Amar Shahid Sant Kanvarram Trust Jalgaon.

Hoax rumors causes chaos to Janta Bank Customers:
The Depositors in Jalgaon Janta Bank have withdrawn Lakhs of their deposits and savings in last two days following rumors of Bank being banned by RBI due to its increased NPA. The Bank Founder President in his Press Conference has reiterated his team's commitment towards safer money. He has further quoted that Janta Bank is Khandesh region's only Scheduled Bank and is serving since last 28 years and does abide by all rules and regulations as laid by RBI. "The RBI has not put any moratorium and has not constituted any inquiry" he quoted in reply to depositor questions. The Bank has a Deposits of 379 Crores with 257 Crores loans being disbursed and 120 Crores of investments in Central Government and Reserve Bank schemes with its own capital of 41 Crores. The Bank has net NPA of 8.50% which is lower than RBI specified 10% of assets. Please contact Bank authorities for further detailed information on 0257-2223699, 2229963, 2225078.

Police recovers 24 live bullets in Jalgaon:
The Jalgaon Police has recovered 24 live bullets near fire brigade office in Golani Shopping Complex. The Police took around 2-3 hours intensive search to find out bullets lying in gutters. As a precautionary measure, the District Police has seized the borders and would shortly conduct a check of licensed arms holder. The District Police recovered this bullets based on secret information received by two Ladies Police constables in City Police Station. The Jalgaon City Police Station has registered a complaint and is further investigating the matter.

• Corporation standing committee head selected: Ruling NCP alliance Nav-nirman group to lead committee
  

• Encouragement to be given for common car pulling. As emissions (Air Pollution) will be less and also control on depletion of limited natural resources.
• Use of cycles should be encouraged maximum - for short distances.
• Use of Cotton bags in common practice and using of Polythene carry bags should be banned as Polythene or Plastic material is not bio-degradable. Only thick gauge Polythene material bags can be used as this can be re-cycled.
• We should not throw plastic carry bags containing remnants of leafy vegetables after cutting for food preparation outside our houses as the hungry cow coming can eat the whole contents of remnants of vegetable which is hazardous for the animals as it sticks and fix in the intestines and probably cow may die.
• PUC (pollution Under Control) check to be regularly and strictly done so that Emission of Polluted Air is under control.
• Consumption of Paper should be optimize and not to be wasted as Bamboo plant is in directly use for making certain quantity of paper.
• Optimise consumption of Electric energy as its impact on environmental depletion of moderately renewable resources.
• As we all know that energy saved is energy produced this energy produced is with out cost and without depleting natural resources.
• Resources such as oil, steam, water, compressed air and electricity should be effectively managed. Balance diagram to be prepared, analyze and action to be initiated for optimize usage of oil, steam, water, compressed air and electricity.
• As mostly cities are expanding it means greenery is affected so to make balance we should develop more green areas.
• Uses of Eco- friendly equipments to be encouraged. For example Wind mill, Turbo ventilator, Solar Heater etc.
• Vermi culture plants to be encouraged for salvaging leafy green waste and finally preparing A Good quality Bio - manure.
• Rain water harvesting which is a very important subject and is the need of hour.
• Personal Protecting Equipments (PPE) to be used wherever the noise is more. As per ISO 14001 standards if it is more than 90 Db than PPE i.e. Ear Muffs or Ear Plugs to be used compulsory.
• Aspect of generation of solid waste. Solid waste to be segregated as per Ferrous / Non -Ferrous and disposal to made accordingly.

Some information about Pollution Hardy Plants:

• Plants for Air Polluted Areas:
  Babool, Bel, Banyan, Gurhal, Mahua
• Plants suitable for abate pollution of Dust, Temperature, Chemical Emissions:
  Bamboosa multiplex, Amaltas, Pipal,Jhar, phanoos, Mango,Teak
• Plants for Noise Abatement
  Semal, Cassia nodosa, Cassia racemosa, Pipal, Mahua, Ashok
• Plants that Restored Garbage Dumps to Pleasant Green Landscape
  Acasia auriculformis, Arjun,Gulmohar,Siris, Amaltas,Jamun,Ticoma stans.
  

29th September:
District Level School Ground competitions:
The rest of Jalgaon District Inter-School ground competitions are scheduled on 04th and 05th October at M. J. College ground. The Under-14 and Under-19 boys and girls competitions are on 04th and Under-17 competitions are on 05th October. The Corporation region schools competitions are on 06th for Under-14 and Under-19 while for Under-17 on 07th October. The Jalgaon District Sports Authority is hosting this competition in joint association with District Athletics Association. All interested Schools and colleges shall contact District Sports authority on or before 30th September.

St. Teresa school students selected for State Swimming competition:
The St. Teresa Convent English medium school students Avni Joshi and Oshin Malhara have been selected for State Level Inter-School swimming competition. School's 5 students won in various categories and represented District in regional competitions.
Avni won in 100 and 200 meters breast stroke while Oshin won in 200 meters breast stroke competition. In under-17 category, Kunal Mahajan won in 50, 100, 20 meters breast stroke while Tanvi Malhara and Lilesh Patel won in 50, 100 meters breast stroke, 50 meters free style and 100 meters free style and breast stroke competitions respectively.

• Rashtriya College Chalisgaon team wins Divisional Kabbadi competition
• Sports and Youth Directorate conducted Kabbadi, football competitions from tomorrow
• District Ball Badminton competition: Nutan Maratha, Bendale college teams win
• B. Pharmacy College inauguration at Jamner on 01st October
• Inter-College Kho-Kho competition today at Baheti College

Central Team to visit flood affected areas on 05th October:
The Central Government Agricultural Department team is arriving in Jalgaon on 05th October to visit flood affected areas. The Jalgaon District has witnessed heavy raining and mega flooding 2/ 3 times during this monsoon. As a result the major agricultural area and standing crop has severely damaged. The primary reports have estimated Rs. 200 Crores losses in district with District Administration sending proposal of 29 Crores of primary losses estimate. The flooding and heavy raining took lives of 57 people during the season.
The Central Team will visit Jalgaon District's Yaval, Raver, MuktaiNagar, Chopda, and Jamner Taluka on 05th October. The panel will later submit its report to Central Authorities to avail compensation.

Raining in Amalner, Parola, Chopda, and Bhadgaon Taluka:
The Amalner City and whole region witnessed medium raining for more than 45 minutes in evening. The Parola Taluka also witnessed showery raining for around 20 minutes. The Chopda Taluka had raining along with lightning for around 30 minutes.
The sudden raining during Navratri festivity caused troubles to Mandal activists organizing Goddess Mandal and Dandiya festivity thereof.

• Madhukar Sugar factory Chopda inaugurates its Boiler for sugarcane processing
• Lightning takes life of a farmer in Jamner

• S. S. Maniyar Law College students win Group Prize in State Level Inter-College debating competition at Aurangabad
• M. J. College team moves for State Table tennis competition at Nashik
• SSC & HSC March 2007 exam form filling process to begin from 28th December

Sindhi Community Barsi festivity from 10th October:
Shree Amar Shahid Sant Kanvarram Saheb's 49th and Sadguru Shri Hardasram Saheb's 29th Varshi festivity is beginning in Jalgaon from 10th October until 13th October. Community's lime light and most trusted Seva Mandal are hosting this activity. The Organizers are expecting thousands of devotees from throughout India and from Pakistan as well.
The festivity has whole Sindhi Colony zone well decorated and having various stalls and religious activities throughout the period. Another attraction of this festivity remains "Literary Conference" having renowned poets.

District Administration announces Rubby Crop planning:
The Jalgaon District Agricultural authorities have announced its proposed plan for upcoming Rubby crop plantation. The Authorities have estimated average crop cultivation area of 184,200 hectares to earlier announced 120,600 hectares.
This includes 52,000 hectares under Jwari, 54,000 hectares for grain, 10,000 hectares for corn, 500 hectares for other grains, 62,000 hectares for Gram (harbara), 6000/ 200 hectares for Sunflower etc. Apart from this 55,266 Mahabeej and 23,898 private totaling to 78,964 quintal seeds have been demanded to various suppliers.

• Dandiya fever grips region: Dandiya and Garba plays glees night
• Corporation announces 6 new committees to streamline routine work: Health & Medical, public works, water supplies, planning and development, MSRDC, and finances committee
• Violence in Hingona (Yaval): Situation under control with RAF patrolling
• JDCC Bank reschedules its Annual General Meeting to 11th November
• ZP standing committee meeting today
• SSC/ HSC October 2006 exams: SSC's 14 and HSC's 3 students suspended in exams

Inter-School boxing competition:
The Corporation Level Inter-School Boxing competition is being played at St. Lawrence School in Jalgaon. School's Harshal Mandore won in 48 Kg category while Shadab Memon won in 85 Kg Under-17 Category. Nutan Maratha School's Sajid Shaikh won in 60kg category in Under-19.

• Hardik Mehta & Dhananjay Pimple selected in NMU Team for Chess competition
• Chalisgaon Team leads in District Wrestling competition
• Ainpur College Student selected in University team
  

Corporation possession notice issue:
The District Collector yesterday heard the JDCC Bank and Corporation administration over Bank's possession notice to be issued. The Corporation Administration declined to pay Post-Dated Cheque of Rs. 1 Crore every month quoting that it's against its policies and framework. The Bank ruled by Co-operative Department has 56 Crores due and Crores of Intrest for this amount with Corporation. The Bank has demanded next date for presenting its side in details. The Collectorate has issued 04th October as next date for hearing this case.
On Administration front, the Corporation announced promotion of 10 employees and officers to senior levels. The Administration has announced Standing committee meeting on 29th September, prior to General body meeting.

District Planning and Development Committee (DPDC) Meeting:
Jalgaon District Planning and Development Committee is meeting on 09th October to discuss its annual plan for year 2007-08. The committee has formed a tentative proposal of 38.83 Crores. The District empowered Committee has been receiving less funds since last 2 years and the same trends continues. The plans include Rs. 16.66 Crores works for backward community development and Rs. 15.88 Crores plans for the same. The District Administration is hearing 11 farmer families' suicide financial assistance requests on 30th September.

Belganga Sugar Factory election:
The Belganga Sugar factory election process has begun. Out of 22 posts, 6 candidates have been elected unopposed while there are 30 candidates in fray for 16 seats. A 10 members committee earlier made efforts to get unopposed elections failed following two groups not settling down their candidates.

Time to awake: Supreme Industries plans to migrate to Gadegaon (Jamner):
Jalgaon based Industrial giant and pipe manufacturer Supreme Industries has finally planned to migrate out of Jalgaon MIDC to Gadegaon in Jamner Taluka. The Company has bought Ajanta Co-operative Cotton Factory location along with many other places. The Company has been paying heavy Octroi Taxes for its goods inflow to Jalgaon making it non-compatible in terms of pricing.

• District Rural Hospitals announces revised hikes in Medical fees: Rural areas opposes State's initiative
• NMU gets 91 admissions in M. Phil Course
• Bomb hoax in Car spreads panic in Bhilpura Chowk on Asoda Road: Police investigation eases problem
• District's 12 Councils Electoral Roll publishing on 03rd October

Corporation General Body Meeting on 30th September:
The Jalgaon City Municipal Corporation General Body is meeting on Saturday, 30th September to discuss various topics on its agenda. The topmost topic in agenda includes approving Primary Budget for Corporation's proposed Swami Vivekananda Shopping Complex at Khwajamiya crossing in Ganesh Colony. The Corporation has earlier utilized Rs. 1 Crore fund from State's Road Repair works aid of Rs. 2.59 Crores in repaying JDCC Bank's loan.
This is first time in recent 6-8 years that Corporation is repeating its build shopping complexes, lease out method. All existing shopping complexes owned by Corporation are already in bad state with zero to no maintenance and fears of no security as well. This decision would further lead to deadlock in Jalgaon businesses and hence would evoke strong opposition protest.
The Administration has announced election of standing committee chief on 03rd October. Meanwhile the Corporation Commissioner has issued notices to 5 of earlier Chief Officers having worked during the Housing allotment in Jalgaon Council. The notice has urged these officers to appear in Jalgaon Corporation on 29th September, 11am. The Corporation and JDCC Bank Administration are meeting today at District Collectorate to on Bank's possession notice issue on Corporation.

• District-Level Wrestling competitions begins in Jalgaon
• Inter-College Basket ball competition begins in Jalgaon
• NMU to inaugurate Volleyball ground on 28th September

Stay fit and Healthy: Mantra to achieve Best out of Life (By: R. S. Tomar, Jalgaon):
Today's life is fast changing and rapid result oriented life. This Result oriented approach causes immense stress on everyone by means of performance anxiety which further leads to arising of various diseases. Therefore, to stay fit and healthy is need of time. This Healthy approach could only be achieved with our strict adherence to routine diet and our following tips:
Pure Vegetarian Diet: To eat green vegetables in Salad or less fried with less oil keeps us active and fulfill our body requirements
Break fast slightly heavy: Since Dinner time to break fast time has biggest gap, taking slightly heavy breakfast keeps us UP and also is digested well
Light Lunch and Dinner - Always try to eat seasonal vegetables. Dinner should be taken around 7.30 to 8.30 pm as normally every body sleeps around 11 pm. This helps in easy digestion and issues like Acidity, Gastric and many more problems are avoided.
Take 2-3 glass of water least as a habit, and try to consume more water every day. This helps in Cleaning and upkeep of body machinery, smooth functioning of heart, Natural glow on face, Active and Young look, helps in avoiding Kidney stone and urine, constipation, Diabetes problems and many more.
Diet added with daily physical excursion is very important. Adopt Walking as a hobby and love to walk daily in the evening, after dinner or in the morning whenever you find time. It is the best exercise in the present life style of working and it disintegrates the Toxic waste in the body. Minimum daily walking of 3-5kms could easily be achieved if we adopt policy of not using vehicles for 1-2kms areas distance. This is the secret of Happiness for a healthy mind and healthy body.
(Views and ideas expressed in this article are of Author)

District Court Recruitment drive on 29th September & 01st October:
The Jalgaon District and Session Court has announced its recruitment drive for filling up 60 posts of Junior Clerk and 35 posts assistants. The interview process is scheduled on 29th September and 01st October and the Authorities have received 129 applications for assistant post and 62 applications for the Junior Clerk Post.

• Mumbai High Court cancels Dhule Mayor and Deputy Mayor Election process:Orders fresh conduct within 6 weeks
• Water shed surveillance Institute Conference: Institute to stress more on improved Quality of Water
• Corporation announces tender for various Road Repair works worth Rs. 11.10 Lakhs
• District Council standing committee meeting on Thursday, 28th September: to discuss various development issues

25th September:
Jalgaon B Team wins Inter-Taluka Cricket Competition:
The Jalgaon B Team has won Jalgaon District Cricket Association conducted Under-15 Inter-Taluka Cricket competition by defeated Jalgaon A team with 7 wickets. Jalgaon B Team's Satyajit Mahajan won both Man of the Match Award and Man of the Series Awards for his excellent performance throughout the series.
The Jalgaon A Team scored 95 runs in its first inning. The Jalgaon B team in reply scored 145 runs that included 45 runs by Satyajit Mahajan. The Jalgaon A Team in reply to 50 runs lead scored a total of 124 runs in 26 over with Nikhil Patil scoring 60 runs. The Jalgaon B Team easily scored 79 runs target in 17.2 over with 27 runs by Satyajit.

• Erandol Divisional Basketball and Volleyball competition: Pratap & Bambhori Colleges leads
• Northern Maharashtra Region Skating competition: Kankaria wins in Beginner and More in Imported category
• District Level Rural Wrestling competition begins today

"Need of public awareness for optimal use of Natural resources" evokes National Level Workshop on Water surveillance:
The KCE Society run M. J. College newly set up Watershed Surveillance Institute conducted National Level workshop begun yesterday. The workshop would have Paper Presentations on Water related Research works today that includes Technology for Rural Prosperity, GIS Packages etc.

Flooding in Dongri River: Over 600 devotees locked in Patnadevi region:
A batch of over 600 devotees and fellows visiting holy Patnadevi temple place on auspicious eve of Navratra festivity have been blocked by heavy flooding in Dongri River in the region. The Chalisgaon - Patnadevi road is also blocked due to this flooding. The Patnadevi region witnessed heaviest of raining yesterday causing flooding there.

NMU announces Lecturers Pay Scale revision:
The North Maharashtra University Jalgaon has announced revision of all teaching faculty pay scales process from 30th September. The decision would benefit around 150 professors in the NMU region with expected pay hike of around Rs. 500 to 1,000.
The UGC directives avails Senior Category on completion of 6 years of service and selective category after completion of 11 years of service. NMU's this decision would avail this 11 years service benefit to all pending eligible serving teachers. The NMU administration is conducting camp of Jalgaon District's all such eligible teaching faculty on 29th and 30th September at M. J. College while that of Dhule and Nandurbar district faculty members on 03rd and 04th October at SSVPS College Dhule.

• Jalgaon I.T.I. announces "Industrial Training for Everyone scheme" for backward community students
• Navratra festivity begins amidst cheer: Over 1,974 Durga Mandal
• Corporation General Body Meeting on 30th September

23rd September:
Cricket Competition for Girls on 27th and 28th at Pachora:
The Sports and Youth Affairs Directorate is conducting District Level Under-19 Category Girls Cricket competition on 27th and 28th December at Pachora. Please contact District Sports Authority for detailed information and participation thereof.

Taluka-Level Cricket competition:
Jalgaon B Team leads in first Inning: Patil, Mahajan, Agnihotri demonstrate excellent play
Inter-School Baseball competition: Kotech, Lunkad School teams win in Under-19 Category:

SSC & HSC October Exam Seating arrangements announced:
The State Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Department has announced beginning of examinations from 27th September. There are 16,464 students appearing for SSC & HSC exam this year. This includes 8,916 students for SSC as compared to last year's 10,863 last year and 7,548 students for HSC Exam as compared to last year's 8,516 students.

Saptashringi Deity Navratra festivity begins today:
The Northern Maharashtra region's deity Shri Saptashringi Deity Navratra festivity is beginning today at Deity Temple located in Hilly areas in Malegaon region. The procession begins at 9am with Mega worshipping along with "Ghat-Sthapana" festivity. Almost 25,000 fellows arrived on previous evening at the temple and the number continues to increase multifold.

Watershed Surveillance Research Institute inauguration at M. J. College:
The M. J. College Jalgaon is setting up watershed surveillance Research Institute in its campus and would be inaugurated today. The inauguration event would have workshop on water resources and is being inaugurated by NMU VC along with Central Government E-Governance Group Senior Director.
The proposed Institute aims at survey of Irrigation sections of Jalgaon District along with continuous research on water resources development. The KCE Society running this College had earlier presented a paper on "Khandesh's water issues in last 50 years" in recently held Conference at San Diego, USA. This institute is one of vision formed by the paper. It further aims at availing Remote sensing, GIS, Computers, Statistics in this field along with hands on work in impact of water purity, water availability in terms of health and social aspects. The Project is being supported by Khandesh native Dr. G. P. Patil, one of renowned Academician and Statistician working with Pennsylvania University.

Durgotsva: 1974 Mandal: 3500 Police to control the situation:
The Navratra festivity is beginning today in Jalgaon with 1,974 Durga Festivity Mandal registering their names. The District Police has implied over 3,500 Policeman along with a company of State Reserved Police. The District Police has urged all Mandal and Jalgaonities to maintain Law and Order Situation and help Police in keeping peaceful environment all around.

District Magistrate enforces Section 37(1) in Jalgaon:
In order to maintain Law and Order Situation in the District amidst Navratra festivity, the Jalgaon District Magistrate has enforced Section 37(1) of Bombay Police Act, 1951. The enforcement remains applicable from yesterday midnight till 03rd October.

• Below-Poverty Line schemes: 450 applications on very first day
• ZP, Panchayat Committee elections: Caste Certificate along with nomination made mandatory
• District Parent Minister arrives in Jalgaon tomorrow: To review rehabilitation works on 25th

22nd September:
M. Phil. Course Spot Admission from 25th September:
The North Maharashtra University Jalgaon has announced availing of spot admission to newly started M. Phil course from 25th to 30th September. The University has started M. Phil Course in Physics, Chemistry, Geography, Botany, Zoology, Mathematics, Statistics, Ecology, Bio-technology, Micro-biology, Bio-chemistry, Electronics, and Computers along with Arts, Commerce, Management, Political Science, Social Science, Social Works and Economics.

Inter-Taluka Cricket competition: Jalgaon's both teams in final:
The Jalgaon District Cricket Association in association with State Cricket Council conducted Inter-Taluka competition in Under-15 category has evoked fabulous response. The Jalgaon city's both teams are now in Final matches. The Jalgaon A team defeated Pachora Taluka while Jalgaon B won over Bhusawal Taluka. Jalgaon A team's Nikhil Patil and B Team's Rahul Patil turned Man of the Match. The final match would be played today.

• District Council approves 145 projects for tribe reforms:
• UDCT to conduct Admission round for Vacant B. Tech (Chemical) seats on 23rd September
• Nandurbar District reports: Rs. 46 Crores losses estimated in flooding
• Inter-School Kabbadi Competition: Baheti School wins competition
• District Level Softball competition: Nutan Maratha boys and Bendale girls win competition

"Pay Rs. 35 Crores and avoid Possession" JDCC Bank urges Corporation:
The JDCC Bank in its verbal note during hearing at District Collectorate has urged Corporation to deposit Rs. 35 Crores at one time followed by Rs. 1 Crore installment per month to avoid possession activity as announced by the Bank. The District Collector will hear the case on 26th September.
Corporation Commissioner, Deputy Mayor, and Administrative staff presented Corporation side while Co-operative Department Administered Bank Management presented its side. The Corporation has shown its inability to pay Intrest on this due amount.
The Corporation standing committee is meeting today to discuss 7 topics on agenda that includes Roads repair works, availing grants to various social organizations etc.

Monsoon raining touches record high:
The whole Jalgaon District has witnessed Monsoon 2006 as record high raining as per statistics available with Meteorological Department. The Monsoon raining continued in heavy raining form yesterday as well at most of places. The continued raining has hampered farming and cultivation work and has touched 162% mark this year, one of highest raining in recent 50 years or so.
The rainfall continued since last 3-4 days has led to flooding in many rivers and Nala in District. The Tapi and Purna River flooding has caused overflow in Hatnur dam thereby opening up of 32 gates to release extra water along with 2 gates of Girana dam. The District has witnessed good raining in every Nakshatra change (excluding one or two Nakshatra) since Mruga Nakshatra beginning.
The Amalner, Parola, Chalisgaon and Bhusawal Taluka have reported well to heavy raining throughout. The Yaval Taluka had 201% raining as of today followed by Chopda with 190.90%, Bhusawal with 182.88% and Jalgaon with 179.2% raining. District's 10 dam have turned houseful.

Ailing Sugar factories Possession issue: 1 for Belganga and 4 parties for Vasant Sugar factory renting:
The Jalgaon District Central Co-operative Bank taking possession of ailing Belganga and Vasant sugar factories in Jalgaon District has received 5 proposals for renting the factories. The proposals include 1 for Belganga and 4 parties for Vasant sugar factory.
The Bank earlier announced leasing out of the factories for a period of 5 years and called expression of interest by parties on or before 20th September. The Co-operative Department Administered Bank will shortly announce its decision over availing the lease to parties.

Dropping Girls ratio: Khandesh's girls naming convention marks the psychology behind:
The Press Institute of India Journal in its study has reported that alike Punjab - Haryana, the Khandesh tribe region has also taken girls with affronting names thereby vindicating their psychology on having daughters. The names like 'Nakochbai', 'Khati' are being used as compared to 'Dagdu', 'Dhondu', and 'Shenfadu' being kept for boys.
We had boys being considered as upcoming generation and family limes, and girls being just to nurture and marry them. The most worrying issue as an outcome of this psychology is our Male - Female ratio. The 1991 census has mere 867 girls behind 1,000, one of lowest throughout State. Our neighboring Dhule has 907 female while tribes majority Nandurbar has almost equal 996 female to 1,000 male ratios.
We have seen sharp decrease in females especially in Leva Gurjar community. Our district dominated by Leva Patidar, Gurjar communities has more or less same state of male female ratio. If the scenario continues in same fashion, we would be witnessing dangerous social imbalance that could led us to various consequences with increase in criminal offences.

• District Planning and Development Committee Meeting scheduled on 25th September cancelled: new announcement shortly
• District Police soon to get Law Consultants, Officers Grade A, B to fulfill legalities in cases filed by Police
• District Administration receives State's Rs. 3 Crores Emergency Help for Natural Calamity Compensation

21st September:
Jalgaon Division leads various NMU Level competitions:
The Jalgaon Division players have performed excellent in NMU level Table Tennis, Cross Country, Chess, and Mallakhamb competitions conducted at Dhule. In all 8 teams participated in Table tennis competition with Jalgaon Division's boys' team winning competition and girl's team winning runner up award. The boys' team also won the chain system based badminton competition. Players winning competition in these matches were short-listed for NMU Team.

Jalgaon's Anjali Patil clears Volleyball referee exam:
Taluka Volleyball association President and Shiv Chhatrapati Award winner Anjali Patil has cleared National Volleyball federation Delhi conducted exam with First Class. With this she can now enact as Selection committee member in State Level School Team selection process.

NMU Level Skating competition from 24th September:
The Jalgaon District Amateur Roller Skating Association is conducting an NMU Level Skating competition on 24th September. The competition is in 0-4 years, 4 to 6 years, 6 to 8 years, 8 to 10 years, 10 to 12 years, and 12 to 14 years with Open Category in 0 to 8 years and 8 to 12 years. Please contact association authorities for detailed information and participation thereof.

• St. Lawrence team wins inter-school Volleyball competition in Under-14 and Under-17 category
• District Level Kho-Kho competition: Nagardeola team wins competition

Heavy raining continues to shower region:
The Jalgaon and Parola Taluka witnessed heavy raining in night around 11pm. The raining continued for more than 1 hour and chilled the atmosphere all around. The raining begun with heavy wind flow and continued with electricity cut down.
This is first time in this decade that the whole region has witnessed climatic change. The Monsoon witnessed in whole region something alike experienced in UP and Bihar. Both the States are at medium raining to dry alike ours in recent times. This change could afflict the whole agricultural base of the region. The Jalgaon District mainly based on agricultural produces could witness a setback if the same climatic conditions continue.
The continued raining has not only damaged standing crop but has significantly hampered the overall health aspects due to changeover in climate. Further study of environmental aspects and crops suitable to this raining could definitely make a catalyzing growth to our agricultural base

Eye Vision: Care and Natural Solutions (By R S Tomar, Jalgaon):
Eye vision is very important in the life of every body with out this we are nothing and totally dependent on others and life is miserable, not enjoyable and creative. To keep our vision strong and effective in the old and deteriorating age following simple points to keep in mind for the best results. As present life style is as, we are giving less attention to our personal life and health. Every body is sitting in front of PC or Laptop for at least 4-5 hours minimum.
1) After getting up in the morning and washing eyes and face with water if we focus on seeing the Holy basil (Tulsi) plant continuously for 5-10 minutes daily, our eyes are so fresh and vision is very clear and if we start continuing it in the early age than we do-not feel the necessity of using the spectacle or eye lenses in our latter life. Holy basil is the best but if we see Peeple or Neem in the same way it also helps even better than other green plants, trees or green grass etc.
2) Avoid watching TV after 11 pm in the night as the deterioration of eye vision quality is fast as compare to see in other day time.
3) Consume water frequently and sprinkle water on eyes it also helps to make your eyes fresh.
4) Eat raw green vegetable or cooked.
5) Avoid seeing Red colour continuously or flickering welds light or sparkling light for longer time.
(Author: R S Tomar, Raymond Jalgaon)

• Mission VAT simplification: Adat traders to stop Auction Process from today in APMC markets
• State announces enforcement of Law banning Children Labor from 10th October
• RSS to conduct Khandesh Level "Rural Development - India's Concerns" symposium in Jalgaon on 24th September
• Jalgaon RTO announces new series of Numbering MH-19 AK-1 to AK-9999 for Two-wheelers

20th September:
Pratik Patil secures sixth rank in Rapid Chess competition:
Jalgaon's scholar chess player Pratik Patil has received sixth rank in State Rapid Open Chess competition conducted at Aurangabad. He scored 6.5 points in 9 rounds.

• NMU inaugurates Basket Ball ground
• District Softball competition: P.N.Lunkad, St. Joseph, Bendale teams win

Heavy raining in whole Jalgaon District:
The entire Jalgaon district witnessed heavy to very heavy raining in all parts of district yesterday evening. The raining continued for more than an hour with heavy wind flowing along with raining. The lightning during raining injured 7 women in Nashirabad and killed a buffalo in Ojharkheda. Raining begun around 6pm in Jalgaon city and followed by power cuts due to heavy winds.
The Parola, Chalisgaon, Pachora Taluka witnessed medium showery raining while Bhusawal had heavy raining.

Business Associations announces protest against Auctions of grains:
The State Government's new VAT Policy announcing levying of VAT Tax on various essential commodities from 01st October has raised severe rage in business associations. As a result, the associations have announced protest no-participation in auctions at Agricultural producers marketing committee and go on indefinite strike from 02nd October if Government fails to withdraw this taxation.
The Federation of Associations of Maharashtra has termed this VAT levying as hard hit to end user customers and would inflate prices of all essential commodities in whole State. Alike grains, Tea also is in dwelling Stage with proposed levying of 12.5% VAT tax instead of currently applied 4% VAT.

District Police conducts Corporation meeting on disaster management:
The Jalgaon District Police wide its efforts to synchronise administration with disaster aspects conducted a meeting yesterday with Corporation Administration on various aspects. It earlier conducted a meeting of all Auto Rickshaw owners to help Police in identifying criminal activities.
The meeting was conducted at Corporation's Conference Hall and had detailed discussion on post-Malegaon bomb explosions and disaster management aspects

State Irrigation Ministry assures end of works by 2007:
The State Irrigation Ministry has assured completion of all prolonged pending Irrigation projects in Khandesh region by 2007. The State Government's earlier announced Khandesh Package would get Rs. 1,151 Crores fund to boost rapid works in all prolonged irrigation projects.
The State Irrigation Minister yesterday inaugurated Odhre (Chalisgaon) storage lake works. This work would be completed by Tapi Irrigation Development Confederation. Amongst other works discussed and likely to be speeded up includes Manyad River Linking project, completion of this Odhre lake work in 2 Years, Survey of Mul River and future aspects. The Minister will visit Amalner and Parola today.

• JDCC Bank Corporation possession hearing on 21st with Collectorate
• Petrol Pump owners roll back their strike: All pumps open in city

19th September:
Jalgaon A and B teams announced for Inter-Taluka competition:
The Jalgaon Taluka Cricket teams A and B have been announced for the upcoming Jalgaon District Cricket Association conducted Under-25 Cricket competition in October. The Jalgaon A team would be led by Mangesh Patil while B team will have Yogesh Savant as Captain.
Jalgaon A team includes Mangesh Patil, Rahul Chaudhari, Anant Wagh, Tanveer Ahmed, Aditya Bagadde, Kiran Jadhav, Chandan Wani, Mehul Ingle, Ganesh Lohar, Abu Shafe, Avinash Shardul, Jayyan Shaikh, Sushil Shinde, Virendra Tiwari and Sagir Shah. The Jalgaon B team would have Yogesh Savant, Taslim Pathan, Santosh Badgujar, Ajay Hanskar, Sachin Sonawane, Varun Deshpande, Prashant Borse, Abhishek Patil, Mushtaque Ali, Shashank Attarde, Devidas Wagh, Ujjwal Chaudhari, Hasin Tadvi, Mayur Tiwari, and Rahul Ghuge.

Call for nominations to Best Worker Award:
The Maharashtra Labour Welfare Association has called for nomination to 'Best Worker Welfare Award'. The Award nomination forms are available with all block development offices. It has minimum 5 years eligibility criteria and last date of filling as 12th October.

• Inter-School Corporation Level Volleyball competition: Nandinibai, St. Lawrence Teams win
• State Level Inter-School Shooting competition at Pune: Contact District Rifle association for participation details
• Corporation Commissioner to hear Ex-Councillors disqualification plea on 29th September
• Fertilisers stocking schemes ends: Results in shortage of various fertilisers and pesticides in District
  

State Government - Petrol Pump owners tussle over strike issue:
The Maharashtra State Government and Petrol Pump Owners Association are now in one to one fray over their announced strike begun yesterday. The Authorities have termed this strike as 'Profit raising idea' and has cautioned Associations against such issues that could result in filling Criminal cases. The Jalgaon District Administration in its efforts to maintain the situation conducted a meeting of all petrol pump owners yesterday. It has urged all Petrol pump owners not to go on strike until their existing stock ends.
The Petrol pump owners have different agonies with primary stress on uniformity of Sales Tax rates in sync with other states and increasing Petrol selling commission from current rates. In all 9 Petrol pumps out of 102 remained open yesterday and the administration has planned for utilising State Transport owned pumps to normalise the supply if situation worsen.

Live Bullet found in JDCC Bank toilet: Police on alert:
The District Police yesterday recovered a live bullet in JDCC Bank Head Office toilet in evening. The Jilha Peth Police Station authorities are planning to conduct a check of all arms license holders. It further made security checking of all visitors attending the JDCC Bank Hall.

Bhusawal Electricity division gets 78 Crores 47 Lakhs:
The State Electricity Distribution company Bhusawal Division having Bhusawal, Jamner, MuktaiNagar, and Bodwad Taluka has received Rs. 78 Crores 47 Lakhs under Central Infrastructure Development Programme. The works includes 3 new 33KVA sub-stations in Jamner Taluka with a Sub-divisional office at Bhusawal MIDC along with many other schemes for upcoming 2 years.

• State Co-operative Department issues notices to 3 Co-operative Banks and societies in Jalgaon
• Various social activities on the eve of Agrasen Jayanti in Jalgaon
• Flooding in Jamner Taluka causes Rs. 2.75 Crores loss
• State Ministers arrive in District: No Load Shedding on the day

18th September:
Pooja Sahastrabuddhe and Bhushan Thakur win State Level Table tennis competition:
The Jalgaon Taluka Table tennis association conducted State rated Table tennis competition has been won by Thane's Pooja Sahastrabuddhe in Girls, Sub-Junior and junior categories while Pane's Bhushan Thakur won in boys' category. Jalgaon's Rohit Chaudhari faced shocking defeat by Thane's Swapnil Namjoshi. Kshlok Kamdar won Boys Sub-Junior category competition.

District Yoga competition on 21st September:
The District Sports Authority, Corporation and District Yoga association are conducting Corporation level Yoga competition on 21st September at St. Joseph Convent English Medium School Jalgaon. The competition would be in Under-14, 17, and Under-19 Years category and those succeeding would be short listed for divisional team. Last date of registration is 18th September with the school.

District Level Basketball competition:
Dhule's Cumin Club team has won the NMU Level Basket ball competition hosted by Pioneer Sports club. The Nandurbar team won runner up award followed by Jalgaon team getting third place. The Dhule's club defeated Nandurbar team by 68-55 in final match.

• District Baseball competition from tomorrow
• Inter-Taluka cricket competition: Pachora and Jalgaon B teams in Semi-final matches
• District Level Open Chess competition from today: Around 110 players participate in competition
• District Level Rural Volleyball competition: Lasur Team wins competition

Balad (Pachora) faces heavy losses due to continued raining:
The Balad village in Pachora Taluka has witnessed huge losses due to continued raining in last 3-4 days. This loss is worth Lakhs with authorities yet to come up with a detailed report on amount of losses. The region had standing crop of Cotton, sugarcane, banana, Jwar, Bajra etc.

Raymond Jalgaon's Rajveer Tomar receives Engineer's Achievement Award:
Raymond Ltd. Jalgaon unit Deputy General Manager - QA & TS Rajveer has been awarded with Engineers Achievement Award - 2006 on Engineers Day, 15th September for his valuable contribution to Textiles Industries in India.
Rajveer, a native of Delhi has completed his Textile Engineering Graduatino along with DBM and Fellowship from Institution of Engineers in 2005 & Fellowship from The Textile Association in 2006. He has worked in different departments such as quality control, supply chain Management, Worsted Spinning and aims to spread and aware people of country with best of technology. He has also written a small Book on Fabric Defects their cause and remedial practical possible action shows with fabric swatches and visuals.
The Institution of Engineers (India) invites application for achievement Awards every year that is followed by detailed study of the nominee, his/ her qualification, contribution in the engineering field and overall career development, with contribution to society. It honors selected Engineers with Achievement Award every year on eve of Engineers day on 15th September.

Petrol Pump owners to go on strike from Monday:
The Maharashtra Petrol Dealers Association has announced indefinite strike from 18th September midnight following no responses and further progress on various pending issues by State and Central Authorities. The Jalgaon District Petrol Pump Owners association having 80 petrol pump owners as member pumps has supported this strike and as a result could lead in heavy troubles to daily commuters. The strike called off has urged State Government to make uniform rates of Octroi, Sales Tax as per other States as Maharashtra has one of highest taxation rates on fuel, waiver of MDAC, Octroi waiver and reconsidering Maharashtra Rental Control Act etc.
The District Administration as a precautionary measure has acquired private oil tankers and is talking with private supply companies to smoothen the issue if moves ahead. The State Transport (MSRTC) ST has announced Diesel would be availed to common man in this case to ease the pressure.

State Table Tennis competition ends today:
The Taluka Table Tennis association conducted State rated Table tennis competitions continued on 4th day. The 4th day has brought shocking defeat of State #1 rated player Omkar Torgalkar by non-rated player Kshlok Kamdar. In Boys category Jalgaon's #1 rated Rohit Chaudhari continued his winning performance and qualified for Semi-final matches while another player Shridhar Tripathi loose his pre-qualifying match after a tight fight.
The final matches play in Junior, Sub-Junior boys and girls categories will begin by 5pm today followed by final award distribution.

Corporation standing committee election:
The Jalgaon City Municipal Corporation standing committee election went on unopposed with Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) winning 6 seats and BJP-Shivsena-MDF alliance winning 2 seats.
Earlier the NCP and its alliance filed 7 nominations while BJP and its alliance filed 3 nominations. Out of filed, 1 each from NCP and BJP alliances withdrawn their nomination. This has resulted in a total of 11 NCP members in standing committee.

Debating competition: Nutan Institute wins first, Amalner College wins second prize:
Jalgaon's Nutan Institute of Management students Harshal Patil and Mukesh Pawar have won the Adv. Baban Baheti Memorial Debating competition with cash prize of Rs. 2101/-, Trophy and certificates. The Jawaharlal Nehru College of Social Works Amalner students Prakash Saindane and Jagdish Kunwar won second prize with Rs. 1,501/- cash, Trophy and certificates while M. J. College students Ankita Kothari and Pragnya Kulkarni won third prize with Rs. 1,101/- cash prize, Trophy and certificates in College category.
In Individual categories, SSVPS College Student Vibha Kothawade won First Prize of Rs. 701/-, M. J. College student Ankita Kothari won second prize of Rs. 501/- and Nutan Institute student Mukesh Pawar won third prize of Rs. 301/- along with Vaishali Shroff (Jamner), Sunil Dhangar (Bhusawal) winning first and second consolation prizes respectively.

Jalgaon's Sumit Sapkale selected for State Level Boxing competition:
Jalgaon's player Sumit Sapkale has qualified for State Level Boxing competition to be played at Andheri by winning Nashik Divisional Boing competition in Sub-junior category played at Jalgaon.

Bhusawal's R. B. Bhavar selected in Asian Sports competitions:
Bhusawal's 78 years aged International fame marathon racer R. B. Bhavar has been selected for 14th Asian Master's Sports competition to be played at Bangalore in November 2006 based on his performance in Pondicherry. He won first and second prize in 10kms and 5kms racing competitions respectively along with third place in 1500 meters racing. Earlier he has attended Bangkok (Thailand) 13th Asian Master's competition from 01st to 05th December 2004 and won Gold and 3 silver medals.

• District Police conducts a meeting of all Cable operators: Stresses on introduction of mechanism to control pornographic, violent channels broadcasting
• Cable network service resumes on payment of Rs. 10 Lakhs: Jalgaonities expresses a sign of relief
• District Police continues its patrolling throughout the District
• NMU Level Basket Ball competition begins in Jalgaon: 15 teams participates
• Jalgaon B and Pachora teams lead in Inter-Taluka Cricket competition

Corporation level Inter-School Chess competition:
The Inter-school Corporation level chess competition continues in Jalgaon. The Rustomji High School student Shruti Yashwant Patil won first prize while Siddhi-vinayak school student Deepali Prakash Mahajan won second prize and Rustomji's Shruti Manohar Ahuja won third prize along with Hemangi Madhukar Deoraj winning fourth and Shubhangi Mukesh Bhavsar from Siddhi-Vinayak School winning fifth rank in Under-17 category.

• State Table Tennis competition: Rated players witnesses shock: Looses to new players
• Nashik Divisional School and College Head meeting on 23rd September
• Pioneer Sports Association and District Basketball association conducted NMU Level Basketball competition from today
• Inter-School Taluka level cricket competition: Jamner and Yaval Teams lead

Documentary Film on Female Foetus killings released:
The Swayamsiddha Trust Jalgaon has released a Documentary film on spreading awareness on increasing female foetus killings throughout the Country and State. The documentary film wrote in Marathi is named as 'Kay Gunha Majha' has renowned artist performing in it and appealing with humours along with serious approach towards the burning issue of decreasing male - female ratio. The CD would be availed in market shortly.

Chopda Council urges State Government to reschedule revaluation of property in next year:
The flooding worst affected Chopda city administrating Municipal Council has urged State Government to allow reschedule its property revaluation in next year instead of current year. Every council has to conduct a property revaluation process every 4 years thereby change its taxation rates.
The council in its written request to State Authorities has urged that city's more than 40% area had drowned under water during the recent flooding in the region. This has caused severe damages to all constructions in the city as well as severe business losses. State Government is yet to announce its decision on this request.

• State Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) inquires in Amalner: No reports yet
  

Central Railways Bhusawal Division earns Rs. 10 Crores:
The Central Railways Bhusawal Division has earned Rs. 10 Crores 30 Lakhs from rack transporting freight of banana from Jalgaon District. The Division has earned this revenue in just 5 months from transporting of 75 to 80 wagons of banana. This revenue is 54 Lakhs higher than last year revenue.
Raver Taluka's Savda, Nimbhora, and Raver are central hub for this transporting. One railway wagon has around 190 quintals of banana storage capacity. A Good transporting railway takes 82 racks having 15,960 quintals of banana. Railways earn Rs. 18 Lakhs 21 thousand as freight for transporting this wagon set.

Cottonomics 2006: Record yield amidst flooding expected:
District's major agricultural produce 'Cotton' is again on talks. The District Agricultural Authorities are expecting record yield this year as well even with flooding and heavy raining throughout the District. The primary statistics suggests 40 Lakhs quintal cotton crop this year.
The arrival of cotton crop has initiated co-operative movement in the district. The Cotton Corporation of India is planned to pay around Rs. 2,020 this year with private parties paying Rs. 2,800 per quintal cost. The private parties have begun their buying with State yet to announce its policies. The State cotton procurement is expected to begin by "Dasra" festivity. Jalgaon District had 25 Lakh quintal cotton production last year and had 1,985 Rs. Rate per quintal from State while private parties bought from 2500-3000.

• Corporation Administration quotes "War Level preparations for streamlining water supply underway"
• Belganga Sugar factory Elections: 290 Applications valid after scrutiny
• 276 Enrolments for Haj festivity
• Heavy security in whole district on grounds of Malegaon hoax bombs
• District Administration arranges a day exhibition on flood help and measures photographs at Small Savings building at Collectorate office.

Dharangaon Team wins Chess competition:
The Dharangaon College team has won Erandol Arts, Commerce and Science College conducted Chess Competition. The Pratap College Amalner team won runner up award. The competition had 15 teams participation in the event.

• Inter-School Kabbadi Competition begins at Baheti College
• Taluka Table Tennis association hosted State rated Table tennis competition begins today

Raining in Amalner and Bhadgaon Taluka:
The Amalner, Parola and Bhadgaon Taluka regions witnessed heavy to medium raining in many areas. The Amalner region had around 20 minutes raining while Parola had rainfall for more than 30 minutes with Bhadgaon witnessing raining for more than 1.30 hours.
The raining resulted in water level increase in Bori dam and hence the authorities opened up 4 gates of this dam.

Irrigation Department authorities visit Flood canal development site:
The Jalgaon District Administration termed one of prestigious projects 'Flood Canal' has taken pace. The Irrigation Department Senior Authorities made a observation to this project site that is expected to turn a bliss to Chopda, Yaval, Raver Taluka and many other areas in District.

• Dandiya fever grips region: Various organisations starts Dandiya training programmes
• Flood affection: Bhusawal Taluka losses estimated at Rs. 2.5 Crores:
• Corporation to form Vehicle Management and Maintenance Control Committee to curb down its machinery expenditure

State Table Tennis competition Rating List announced:
The Taluka Table Tennis Association conducted State rated Table tennis competition is beginning from 13th September until 17th September at Eklavya Complex in M. J. College. The Authorities yesterday announced players Rating List. The list has Jalgaon's Rohit Chaudhari on top of list in boys while Thane's Prajakta Tipale in Girls category. Jalgaon's Shridhar Tripathi is third ranked in Sub-junior category.
The competition would have 15 categories of matches with 661 players participating in the various matches.

• District cricket Association conducted Inter-Taluka Cricket competition begins today at Police Parade ground
• Corporation city water supply hampered: Citizens expresses anguish amidst 180% raining
  

District Collector to hear Jalgaon Corporation possession under Scrutinisation Act on 19th:
The In-Charge District Collector yesterday heard JDCC Bank versus Corporation case and assigned 19th September as next date for hearing Bank side. The Corporation Authorities submitted Rs. 1 Crore repayment cheque to Bank and urged not to initiate the possession process. The Bank earlier assigned Rs. 1 Crore per month repayment target to Corporation, commitment for which was failed by Corporation.
Hence the Bank seeing low or slow process of recovery urged District Collector to help it in initiating steps to speedy recovery. The Corporation authorities submitted a written request stating that it was unable to repay due to lower collection of income related sources.

Administration reports Rs. 10 Crores losses in Raver Taluka flooding:
The Raver Taluka witnessing heavy raining and flooding on 05th and 06th August and had huge agricultural losses. Its 4,266 farmers in 105 villages faced damages to around 2,047 hectares area having standing banana and other Kharip crops totalling to 9.97 Crores. This includes 941 hectare area Cotton crop worth Rs. 2.5 Crores, 300 hectare areas banana crop worth 6 Crores. The Taluka Authorities have sent this report to district administration that will review this report and send to State Administration demanding compensation.

Corporation standing committee approves Rs. 1 Crores Road related works:
The Corporation standing committee has approved Rs. 1 Crores various road repair works in Jalgaon city. The works include all major road repairs and development works worth Rs. 1 Crore 9 Lakhs. It also approved Rs. 1.45 Lakhs gutters repair work in Ward# 2 and Ward#14. The committee also approved Rs. 1 Lakh special Help to Table Tennis Player Chandrashekhar Tripathi.

• Belganga Sugar factory elections: 395 applications received, scrutiny today

Central Committee to visit District's flood affected areas:
The Central Government Team is arriving in Jalgaon on 18th September to visit flood affected areas. Meanwhile around 8 Taluka are still awaiting Government help for rebuilding their houses and damaged properties in flooding. The District witnessed flooding and heavy raining on 05th and 06th August that took away lives of 27 people and around Rs. 200 Crores losses in variable forms. In all 39,145 families were affected by flooding out of which 29,671 families needed Government support to stand on their routine lives. The District Administration has until now distributed 249,097 Rs. Compensation only with Jalgaon, Erandol, Bhusawal, Yaval, Raver, Pachora, Chalisgaon, and Amalner Taluka yet awaiting support.

District Jewellers Association meeting protests "Hallmark" compulsion:
The Jalgaon District Jewellers Association conference in Jalgaon has evoked strong protest to Hallmark compulsion as imposed by Government. The Association members termed that the compulsion would result in cost hike and various formal works for end user customers and urged Government to make it optional rather than mandatory one. The meeting had Maharashtra State Jewellers Confederation President as Chairman.
The meeting also discussed detailed aspect of Hallmark, MCX Gold and Silver Trading, Octroi, VAT Tax. The Jalgaon district is one of largest hubs in whole Country for Gold and Silver Jewellers with highly potential and variety based Gold retailing as major market of region.

• District Level Research Paper Presentation Contest "Avishkar" on 15th and 16th December
• NMU Ashwamedh Sports complex inauguration today: Event from 27th November to 01st December
• Corporation standing committee meeting today

Bhusawal Railway Station Bomb exploding warning turns hoax:
The terrorist kind of warning sent to Bhusawal Police on exploding Bhusawal Railway Station and burgling pistols from Ordnance factory turned foul yesterday. The Bhusawal Police has taken relief finally after hectic drive to detect any of such possible incidences. The whole Railway Station zone and Ordnance factory area were marked with heavy presence of Policeman and continuous checking all around.

Workshop on Rural Industries Schemes in Jalgaon:
The Khadi and Gramodyoga Commission is conducting a Workshop on 12th September to spread awareness about various schemes from commission to benefit unemployed and farming community. The workshop would have broader discussions on various schemes and its related eligibility.
Various individual workers, artists, self-supporting groups, savings groups, co-operative boards, institutional organisations are eligible for various schemes from the commission. The Commission has 20 centres in Jalgaon district and encourages agricultural based eating products industries, polymer and chemical industries, engineering and non-conventional resources based works, clothing related works, service oriented business etc. The commission has urged maximum participation of all unemployed and farming communities to get benefited from it.

• State Electricity Distribution Company restarts its hectic Daily 3 hours Load Shedding in District, daily 6 hours in rural areas
• Looting on Dhanora - Jalgaon road: Assets worth Rs. 10,000 looted

Khandesh Shopping Festival begins tomorrow:
The Jalgaon city popularly known for its business tactics has a unique event "Khandesh Shopping festival" aimed at promoting and catalyzing business growth. The 45 days long festivity will begin tomorrow, 11th September and ends on 26th October with expected revenue growth of Rs. 300 Crores. The festivity has biz attraction of 2.5 Lakhs Gold Jewelry, 3 Car, Motorcycles, TV Set, Fridge and such thousands of prizes to attract end customers. The festivity would have 24th September, 5th October, and 15th October as mini prizes draws and grand prize draw on 29th October at BAL Gandharva Theatre in Jalgaon.
The festivity has a unique way of promotion with every business enrolling in festivity getting individually decorated at its own premise and would have Coupons for buyers in multiple of Rs. 500 worth. The buyer has to fill in the coupon with full name and address and drop it in drop boxes. All entries from 11th September to 21st September would be drawn on 24th September while entries in period from 22nd September to 02nd October will be drawn on 05th October and 03rd October to 13th October entries would be drawn on 15th October with Car as a prize for this mini draw. Rest entries not receiving any prizes in these draws would be eligible for mega draw on 29th October having Rs. 2.5 Lakhs Gold Jewelry as first Prize and Motorcycle, TV, Fridge, Computers, Washing Machine, DVD, Mobile Phones and gift vouchers as other prizes.
Until now 447 businesses have participated in this event and there would be no public exhibition kind of concept followed for it. All participant shops will have unique format of display and decoration to specify its identity. All prizes in this competition are guaranteed by Jalgaon Peoples Bank.

Police looses sleep on receiving warnings of possible attack on Bhusawal Railway Station:
An Army officer under treatment in a private hospital did receive information from a citizen that their militants' team has been planning to explode Bhusawal Railway Station Platform No: 3 and have plans of burgling 50 pistols from Ordnance factory Varangaon. The Railway Protection Force and local police forces have tightened their belts to cop up this warning and have introduced strict and tight vigil in Bhusawal Station along with Ordnance factory.
The Local Police has begun its investigation of the person giving warning call and as a result have whole region under patrolling. All dam in district have been given with a special protection and security and a 23 member battalion of protection force has entered in Chalisgaon city far near to Malegaon. All Highways are being patrolled with borders seized and all suspected being interrogated.

National Softball competition: Jalgaon's 8 selected in State Team:
Jalgaon's 6 girls and 2 boys' players have been selected in State Team to participate in National Sub-Junior Softball competition at Bhuvneshwar in Orissa from 11th to 16th September. These players have been selected based on their performance in 13th Sub-Junior State Softball competition held at Aurangabad from 03rd to 05th September.
Players include Nikita Mahale, Yashshree Mahajan, Jayshree Patil, Renuka Vyavhare, Pooja Deshmukh and Anuksha Chaudhari along with Amit Kale and Anil Mali in boy's team.

• NMU affiliated Colleges Student Council Secretary election completes:

Call for participation in NMU Level Basketball competition is 14th September:
The Pioneer Sports Association and Jalgaon District Basketball association are jointly conducting Late Lalchandji Jakhete Memorial North Maharashtra Level 3-days Basketball competition from 15th to 17th September. Until now 8 teams have registered their participation and last date of registering is 14th September. The competition will be held at Pioneer Association ground in Ganpati Nagar in Jalgaon in Day-Night format. It attracts First Prize of Rs. 4,001 along with revolving Trophy, Rs. 2,501 and Trophy and Third Prize of Rs. 1,501 along with Best Shooter, All rounder awards of Rs. 301 and Trophy. Please contact 9421587788 for more details and participation thereof.

• Nashik Divisional Swimming competition: M. J. College team leads
• NMU cancels Ashwamedh Office inauguration ceremony on non-arrival of District Parent Minister: yet to announce new schedule
• Inter-school sports competitions in Asoda School: various schools participate in the event
  

• Corporation to appeal JDCC Bank for waiver of Intrest on Loans
• District Co-operative Authorities suspends Chalisgaon People Bank's Board of Directors: Appoints Administrator on alleged mishandling of loans disbursements
  

District Level School Chess competition:
The District level inter-school chess competition begun at Jalgaon had participation of 36 girls and 56 boys from various schools. Thepde School Mhsavad student Parag Yeole and G.S. High School Pachora student Dhanshree Mahajan won first prizes in boys and girls competitions respectively

Bhusawal's Wasim Shaikh selected in Inter-State Carom competition:
Bhusawal's native Wasim Shaikh has been selected in State team for Inter-State 07th Western division competitions at Alibag (Raigarh) from 08th to 10th September. The competition will have Maharashtra, Goa, Gujarat, Rajasthan and MadhyaPradesh boys and Girls for team and individual category matches.

• District Sports Authority and Panchayat Committee education department conducted Taluka Ground competitions from today
• Taluka sports competition: Chalisgaon Rashtriya School wins:
• ABVP's three days Conference from 15th September at Goa
• Dadoji Konddev Awards Distribution ceremony today: District's 60 teachers to receive Best Teacher Awards
• NMU's M. Phil Course classes begins from 01st October
• NMU Student council election process begins: College Level Secretary selections on 08th and 09th
  

Ganesha submerging festivity evokes huge response: two youths drown, violence in Bhusawal:
The Ganesha submerging festive went on peacefully with huge disciplined public participation throughout the region. The festivity's major attraction was Jalgaon city's systemised goodbye festive with 34 Ganesh Mandal participating in the programme. The public Mandal submerging begun around 11am in the morning and continued till 3AM in midnight with around 3,000 Ganesha idols reported submerged and 15 tonnes of Ganesha festivity related stuff deposited in the Mehrun and Girana River in the city.
Two youths from Jamner Taluka went for Ganesha submerging were drowning in the Kang River. Both went down in the River around 30 to 40 feet for submerging their idols and lost their control.
The Bhusawal city witnessed violent turnout with two groups clashing on issues of slurring on dance in festivity. The knife and swords attack turned city in panic and was controlled later by Police. Four youth have injured in this incidence and are under treatment in Jalgaon Civil Hospital. Both groups have launched FIR against each other with around 25 to 27 booked in all.

2500 hectares area damaged due to heavy raining and flooding:
The Jalgaon District's over 2,500 hectares cultivation area has witnessed terrible damages due to heavy raining and flooding in this monsoon. The laze mode operating District administration is yet to complete its Agricultural Losses estimate report and hence the rural areas are yet awaiting State's compensatory fund. The State Government has ordered completion of this report before 09th September. The District witnessed pouring on 05th and 06th August causing mega floods to many of rivers in district and did severely damaged standing crop.

• Girana River flooding causes contaminated drinking water supply in Jalgaon city
• JDCC Bank issues Possession to Co-operative Society in Jalgaon: Demands immediate payment of 8 Crores principal Amount and Rs. 4.04 Crores Intrest
• Rotary Club Jalgaon West organised Conference on Right to Information Act tomorrow in Jalgaon at Business Association's Confederation Hall at VV Complex
• Last date of Corporation Standing committee nomination filling today: committee Meeting on 11th September

07th September:

• District Administrations calls for Applications for Licensing of fireworks for Diwali festival season

Heavy raining in whole Jalgaon District:
The whole of Jalgaon district witnessed heavy raining on Tuesday morning for more than 4 hours and the cloudy climate continued for the whole day. The lightning during raining injured one in Nagardeola. Chalisgaon, Bhadgaon, Parola, Pachora, Amalner, Chopda and Jamner Taluka witnessed good raining.
The Monsoon raining averages have touched all times high of 183%. The Jalgaon Taluka had 30mm, Jamner - 14mm, Erandol - 38mm, Bhusawal - 37.4mm, Raver - 12mm, MuktaiNagar - 7mm, Amalner - 10mm, Chopda - 20mm, Pachora - 3mm, Chalisgaon - 21mm, and Bhadgaon had 4mm raining. Out of 12 dam in District 9 have touched 100% mark while Hatnur has 57%, Girana has 96% water stock.

School Chess competition: Pachora, Bhusawal teams lead:
The G.S. High School Pachora and Kanya School Bhusawal players dominated the District Level Chess competition being played in Jalgaon. In all 40 players participated in the competition with Pachora's Neha Narendra Patil wining first prize.

Jalgaon District team announced for Slum-areas State Volleyball competition:
The Jalgaon District Sports Authority and Panchshil Youth club jointly hosted District Slum areas Sports competitions have ended. Players winning in these matches have qualified for the State level matches. In all 13 teams from district participated in this competition.
The qualified Mandal includes Jai Durga Mandal, Mehrun - Under-14 Boys, Runner-up - Raj Sports, Nimkhedi Shivar, Under-14 Girls: Winner - Savkheda Shivar, Runner-up: Jai Durga Mandal, Mehrun, Under-17 Boys: Ram Sports Nimkhedi Shivar, Runner-up: Yuva Sanman Mandal, Under-17 Girls: Winner: Raj Sports, Nimkhedi Shivar, Runner-up: Yuva Vikas Mandal.

• Today's weekly market closed on eve of Anant Chaturdashi
• Brahmakumari's 'Golden India Youth walk' inaugurated in Jalgaon
• Corporation Ex-Councillors disqualifying case: Final hearing on 18th September
• District Administration receives 80 complaints on eve of Independence Day: includes 29 from Revenue department, 22 from ZP

NMU Level Debating competition at Baheti College:
The Adv. Sitaram Baheti College Jalgaon is hosting a NMU Level Debating competition on 16th September in Jalgaon. The competition has "Today' Education system's potential for Employment" as theme subject and will allow two members team with a nominal charge. The competition has first prize of Rs. 2,101, second prize of 1,501, and third prize of 1,101 with Trophy and certificates on team level. It also has Individual categories awards of Rs. 701 for first, Second Rs. 501, Third Rs. 301, and Rs. 251 consolation prize. Please contact college for detailed information and participation thereof.

• Monsoon flooding: 8 Taluka still await for District Administration Aid
• Banana rates dips further to 250 Rs per quintal
• Nutan Maratha College starts Hindi and History subjects M. Phil Courses under YCMOU affiliation

Teacher Awards: ZP announces 9 Teachers, awaits Police Report on 6:
The Jalgaon District Council ZP has announced its listing of 15 teacher's for Best Teacher Awards 2005-06. Out of 15 announced, 6 have been dropped following non-compliance of documentary requirements i.e. Police Report. All 9 announced will be honoured today in grand ceremony.
The list includes Vijay Raghunath Medhe (Deep Nagar), Ashok Baburao Tayade (Bodwad), Naval Paulad Patil (Vadgaon Bk, Chopda), Pandharinath Girdhar Patil (Sonvad, Dharangaon), Sanjay Bhanudas Patil (Chinckhede Bk, Jamner), Ratnamala Natthu Chaudhari (MuktaiNagar), Bhagwan Harishchandra Bhaskar (Nashirabad), Samadhan Shivram Patil (Anturli, Pachora), and Bhagwat Tulsiram Koli (Vivre Bk, Raver).

Corporation announces Teacher's, Best School, and Best Staff Awards:
The Corporation Primary Education Board has announced 11 Best Teachers, best staff and one best school awards for the year 2005-06. The same would be distributed today morning in a function.

JDCC Bank possesses Vasanth Co-operative Sugar factory, Kasoda:
The Jalgaon District Central Co-operative Bank has taken over possession of District's leading co-operative sugar factory under the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act 2002. The sugar factory owes Rs. 4823.65 Lakhs to Bank.
The factory property includes 24,895.47 square meters of non-agricultural land at Vankothe, Tal: Erandol and have all infrastructures with factory main building, distillery unit and other allied premises Sugar Godown.

Octroi Removal committee to toughen its protest if Octroi not waived away by September End:
The Maharashtra Octroi removal committee has announced higher protest measures by strikes and jamming roads if the State authorities fail to cancel the Octroi Tax throughout the State by September end. The committee has further expressed its anguish over State's slow processing on Panel Recommendation on Octroi removal in the State. Various Corporations are even floating new Tenders for private party Octroi Collection.
If the State fails to come up with an Octroi cancellation GR, the committee would further make protests to Chief Minister, MLA, and do Roads blocking and strike to intensify its demand.

• Multi-level Marketing gimmick: Pune's company cheats worth Rs. 2 Crores, 5 arrested
• District's 76 Ganesh Mandal performing Ganesha sub-merging
• Financially woe facing farmer commits suicide in Mondhale (Parola)
• Heavy raining marks Tuesday dawn: Climate still cloudy

District Cricket Association announces competition schedule:
The Jalgaon District Cricket Association has announced its schedule for Under-15, 17, 19, and 25 years matches for upcoming season. Matches includes Late Suresh Agrawal memorial Trophy cricket competition from 12th September to 23rd, Late Dvarkabai Dahad Trophy from 24th September to 01st October, Inter-School Under-12 Tennis ball competition from 02nd to 04th October, Inter-Taluka competition from 05th to 20th October, Primary selection matches for Under-15 and Under-17 on 29th October, Under-19 and Under-25 team selection primary test on 12th November, Challenge Trophy Inter-School cricket competition from 05th to 14th November. Please contact 9422278936 for detailed information and participation thereof.

• NMU to inaugurate Ashwamedh Competition Office on 09th September
• District Skating team moves to Aurangabad for competition
• Girish Patil wins Gold medal in School Level Taekwondo Competition
• District Softball team selection: Chalisgaon's 18 players selected in team
• Leva Patidar Community honors scholar school, college, research students in Community

Belganga Sugar Factory election schedule announced:
The District Administration has announced schedule for five-year Election of Board of Directors of Belganga Sugar factory. The election earlier postponed due to flooding in district has now been given go ahead by Administration. The Election process has 04th September to 12th September as nomination filing date, 26th September as last date for withdrawing nominations, voting on 12th October, and counting on 14th October.
The election is for 22 seats that include 15 posts for Sugarcane producer's constituency, 1 post for member organizations and non-producers constituency, 1 post for Scheduled Caste and tribes, 1 post for OBC Category, 1 post for tribes, 2 posts for women constituency, and 1 post for financially weaker candidates.

Yaval Taluka's 10 Village Panchayat Election on 01st October:
The Election Commission has announced schedule for bye-election of 10 villages Panchayat in Yaval Taluka. The election is scheduled on 01st October and nomination filling process begins from 08th September. The Boraval bk, Bhalshiv, Pimpri, and Kolnhavi Panchayat posts are for reserved candidates while Pilode Khu, Bhalod, Nisgaon, Vadri khu, Viroda, and Parola are also undergoing election.

• Huge queue in front of United Western Bank branches in Jalgaon to withdraw money
  

Corporation announces schedule for standing committee election:
The Jalgaon City Municipal Corporation Administration has announced its schedule for conducting election for filling standing committee's eight seats to be vacated by retirement of existing members. The Administration has called a special general meeting on 16th September to elect these new members to be a part of standing committee after 01st October.
The nomination forms are available with Corporation office and are to be filled on or before 08th September in between 3pm to 6pm. The administration will scrutinise the nominations on the day of meeting after starting of meeting and will allow withdrawal of nominations thereby. It will announce final list of candidates in fray after this withdrawal process and would conduct election if number of candidates in race are more than 8.

District Level Inter-School Chess competition from tomorrow:
The Jalgaon District Sports Authority is conducting a 6 days District Level Inter-School chess competition at Siddhi Vinayak School Jalgaon. The Authorities have urged respective Taluka teams to be present by 9am at venue. The competition schedule has 04th September for Under-14 Boys, 05th for Under-14 Girls, 06th for Under-17 Boys, 07th for Under-17 Girls, 08th for Under-18 Boys, and 09th for Under-18 Girls.

State Board announces SSC & HSC October-2006 exam schedule:
The Maharashtra State Board for Secondary and higher Secondary Education has announced its schedule for upcoming October-2006 examination. The HSC Practical exams are from 19th to 26th September while written exams would be from 27th September until 14th October. SSC Practical exams would be on 09th and 10th October while written exams would be from 27th September until 07th October. Please refer respective school for detailed exam time table thereof.

Jalgaon's Player selected for National Taekwondo competition:
Jalgaon District Taekwondo Association's 8 players have been selected for Third Junior and Senior National Taekwondo Competition to be played at Talkatora Stadium in New Delhi from 07th to 09th September.
The players selected include Trupti Krishna Kumar Tayade, Ankita Prakashsingh Patil, Preeti Ramesh Ghodeswar, Girish Bhaidas Patil, Vitesh Vijaykumar Bhadade, Ravindra Ghuge, Prashant Krishna Kumar Tayade, and Ravindra Patil. All these players have been practising since last 6 years. The team will move to Delhi on 04th September.

• State Animal Husbandry Department issues guidelines for Poultry owners: directives include 5 Blood samples testing from Bhopal Laboratory
• ZP to announce Best District Teacher Awards on Monday, 04th September
• Slum Areas Sports festivity begins: Mehrun's Jai Durga and Savkheda teams win first day competition
• Belganga Sugar Factory BOD Election process from 04th September: Election to elect 22 board members
• National Level Chess competition: Pratik Patil scores 5 points
• NMU 2-days Ball Badminton competitions at Bodwad

Jalgaon's Ankur Mishra selected for Divisional Swimming competition:
Ankur Abhijeet Mishra, a student of Class IX from St. Lawrence School has won Jalgaon District Sports Association conducted Corporation Level School Swimming Competition in Under-17 Category in 50,100, and 200 meters butterfly matches. With this he qualified for Nashik Divisional swimming competition to be held on 30th September.

• District Level School Gymnastics competition begins in Jalgaon

Corporation to form Chowk renovation proposal in 15 days:
The Jalgaon Corporation Administration has announced formal proposal formation within 15 days for renovating various Chowk in city. Administration conducted