3WEDNESDAY ! AUGUST 7, 2019CITY/REGION

LEGAL NOTICEIN THE GAUHATI HIGH

COURT(HIGH COURT OF ASSAM,NAGALAND, MIZORAM &ARUNACHAL PRADESH)

MAC Appeal No. 310/2016The ICICI Lombard GeneralInsurance Co. Ltd

....... Appellant-Vs-

Smti. Malati Ghatowar &others

........RespondentsTo,1. Shri Shivmangal Mahato

Son of Bhikhari MahatoResident of NapukhuriRoad, P.O., P.S., andDistrict:-TinsukiaAssam, PIN-786125

2. Smti. Asha DeviWife of KalicharanMahatoResident of A.T. Road,Hijuguri, P.O., P.S., andDistrict:-Tinsukia, Assam,PIN-786125Whereas the above

named appellant haspreferred the above notedMAC Appeal against theJudgment and Award dated28-06-2016 passed by theAdditional District Judge(FTC) No. 3, Kamrup(Assam) in MAC case, no.886/2011 and the date ofappearance of the said casehas been fixed before thishonourable Court on 06-09-2019.

You are hereby asked toappear either personally orthrough authorized pleaderto act on your behalf beforethis court on the date fixedat 10:30 A.M. positively andto show cause, if any.

If you fail to appear onthe date so fixed, the mattershall be heard and decidedex-parte in your absence.

Given under my hand andseal of this Court on this theday of June, 2019 atGuwahati.

By OrderDeputy Registrar (Judl-II)GAUHATI HIGH COURT,

GUWAHATI

NET STAFFERGUWAHATI, AUG 6: WaiWai Gyanoday Scholar-ship Program was organ-ised by CG Foods atShilpagram here today.Scholarships of Rs 11000were given to district top-pers from government andprovincialised schools ofAssam — 29 studentsfrom 27 districts for secur-ing top results among thestudents of HSLC exami-nation held this year.

The scholarships werehanded over to the stu-dents by Chandra MohanPatowary, Assam Industryand Commerce Minister;Ramesh Jain, Chairmanof SEBA; Mridul Hazarika,VC of Gauhati University;Amit Choudhury, Dean-Managament of BusinessSchool, USTM; DurgaPrasad Khatiora, Presi-dent, Nepali Sahitya Sab-ha and G.P. Sah, VP of CGCorp Global.

Incidentally, the pro-gramme was started inNepal with the belief ofShikshit Nagarik, Sam-ridha Rastra and with thesame belief that the pro-gramme is being extend-ed to global destinations

Mridul Hazarika, VC of Gauhati University, hands over a cheque to one of the 29meritorious HSLC students from 27 districts of Assam during Wai Wai GyanodayScholarship Program, organised by CG Foods, at Shilpagram in Guwahati on Tues-day. NET Photo by Mahesh Choudhary

29 students get Wai Wai scholarship

where CG has laid its foot-prints. CG Foods has start-ed Gyanoday ScholarshipProgram in Assam fromlast year onwards.

CG Corp Global is a busi-ness conglomerate with anexceptional legacy of over140 years. It is present inover 30 countries with 76brands, 122 companies

and with an employeebase of more than 10000people. The group’s nota-ble areas of interests areFMCG, hospitality, bank-ing, cement, education etc.

CG Foods, a concern ofCG Corp Global, started itsjourney in India in 2006from Sikkim. The compa-ny operates six manufac-

turing units across India atSikkim, Chaygaon, Silchar,Purnea, Rudrapur andChitoor. The companystarted its operation in As-sam in 2008 through thefirst operating unit of AIIDC,Chaygaon. Today, thegroup employs around1500 indigenous peopledirectly in Assam

India awaits Dhaka’s nod totwo border haats in Tripura

AGARTALA, AUG 6: Due to Bang-ladesh government's non-clearanceof land on their side, the fate of two''border haats'' (market) approved byIndia and Bangladesh two years agoremains uncertain even as four sim-ilar border markets have proved tobe success stories.

"Bangladesh government has notyet issued the required ''no objec-tion certificate'' (NOC) for the landuse. This is proving to be a big hur-dle in setting up two ''border haats''in northern Tripura. We have beenpursuing this for two years now," saidGitte Kiran Kumar Dinkarrao, Spe-cial Secretary at Tripura Industriesand Commerce Department.

"Officials of India and Bangladesh,after visiting the proposed sites inJune 2017, decided to set up twoborder haats along the internationalborder in Unokoti and North Tripuradistricts. But nothing has happenedsince then," Dinkarrao told .

The first border haat was set up onJuly 23, 2011 at Kalaichar (India)-Kurigram (Bangaldesh) in the WestGaro Hills of Meghalaya. Subse-quently, three more haats followed

at Balat (Meghalaya)-Dolora (Ban-galdesh) in 2012, Srinagar (Tripu-ra)- Chhagalnaiya (Bangaldesh) andKamalasagar (Tripura)-Kasba (Ban-galdesh) in 2015.

The Central government has beenspending on an average Rs 3.5crore to develop the infrastructureand necessary facilities for eachborder haat. Bangladesh govern-ment, however, is not providing anyfunds for the purpose.

Experts and various studies as-serted that the border haats have notonly increased the livelihood of thepeople living in the border areas, buthas also tamed numerous cross-border troubles, including illegaltrade.

Based on the success stories thathave emerged from the four opera-tional border haats, governments ofboth the countries decided to set upmore border haats along the India-Bangladesh border.

Consequently, six additional loca-tions were sanctioned for establish-ment of the haats. In addition to theexisting and the sanctioned haats,the Border Security Force, various

state governments, MPs of the twocountries and other stakeholdershave proposed additional 73 loca-tions for setting up of new borderhaats. In 2016, CUTS International, aJaipur-based international NGO, withsupport from World Bank, undertooka study to understand and examinethe effect of border haats.

The study found that the border haatshave directly impacted income gener-ation for all the involved stakeholders."They have created new work oppor-tunities and have also contributed toborder area development," said thestudy report available with .

CUTS International Executive Direc-tor Bipul Chatterjee said that the 5 kmradius bar for the visitors, buyers andvendors must be extended to largerareas.

"Women, unemployed youth and oth-erwise abled persons be given morescope to perform as vendor and vend-ees to increase their income. With theincrease in income and economicpositions of the bordering people, il-legal trade, smuggling and cross-bor-der crimes would be checked," hesaid. Agencies

A flood relief team members of Guwahati Ladies Adventure Assocation, led by its secretary Marylin Das, in thecity on Monday. NET photo by Mahesh Choudhary

'Don't tinker with specialstatus provisions in NE'

Mutsikhoyo Yhobu, a Naga leader associated with var-ious tribal bodies and civil societies, said the NDA gov-ernment is more focused on creation of Uniform CivilCode and maintained that it was high time for the Nagapeople and the state government to react strongly be-fore it is too late.

Nagaland Governor R.N. Ravi also assured that thestate would not face the Jammu & Kashmir situationand people need not worry.

"Article 371A is a solemn commitment to the people ofNagaland. It is a sacred commitment. We are earnestlyworking to happily conclude the ongoing political pro-cess which is at a very advanced stage," he affirmed.

In Mizoram, Article 371G came into effect in 1986 fol-lowing the signing of the Mizo Accord between the Cen-tre and the erstwhile underground Mizo National Front(MNF). Mizoram, then a Union territory, was granted thestatus of full-fledged statehood on February 20, 1987.

Newly-floated party People's Representation for Iden-tity and Status of Mizoram said the "Northeastern stateswere no longer safe in the hands of the NDA govern-ment". Agencies

'India facing extremely high...’nowhere near fast enough. Failure to act will be mas-sively expensive in human lives and livelihoods," Steersaid in a statement.

Aqueduct sheds light on hot spots for water risk aroundthe world.

For example, in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)region, home to 12 of the 17 countries facing "extremelyhigh" stress, experts have pinpointed water scarcity asa force that can exacerbate conflict and migration.

NF Railway builds 377 toilets for DivyangsGUWAHATI, AUG 6: In an effort to easethe inconvenience faced by the Divy-ang (differently abled) in accessingtoilet facilities in stations premises,NFR has constructed 377 numbers ofDivyang friendly toilets in all its sta-tions. Under the instruction of RailwayMinister Shri Piyush Goyal, Indian Rail-way has decided to provide Divyangfriendly toilets in all its stations.

Chairman, Railway Board vide hisletter dated 20.06.2018 advised allZonal Railways to provide Divyangfriendly toilets at all stations except Halt

stations. This is in addition to otherfacilities which are being provided toDivyang like entry ramp, parking space,standard signage, online booking ofwheel chairs etc.

The main features of these toilets are:1. The entry / exit ramp with proper

slope of minimum 1 in 12 are provid-ed.

2. Non-slippery ramp, pathway andfloor are provided in these types of toi-lets.

3. Hand basin at low height of 780mm with vertical grab bar is provided

for proper grip near wash basin foreasy use by Divyang.

4. Low height seat with maximumpan height of 460 mm and side grabbar is provided.

5. The maximum width of the entry/exit door is kept at 920 mm for properaccessing of wheel chair so that per-son using crutches and wheel chaircan easily enter inside and use thetoilets.

6. Signage with bigger letter size isprovided.

House torchedSHILLONG, AUG 6: Earar-son Sangma of Manchangvillage, North Garo Hills dis-trict, lodged a complaint thatearlier he and his wife werefalsely accused of practis-ing witchcraft and growingpoisonous herbal/medici-nal plants in the village andwere served with a quit no-tice by Manchang village.