Nagpur University's Home ...: April 2011

State-run power distributor MSEDCL is confident that there would be no power cuts in the state this summer at Nagpur City

Director (operations) Sharad Dabhade told the media that the power availability in the state had increased by 1,900 MW compared to two years. In addition, the sixth unit of Dabhol power station, was slated to come online on April 22. The new 500 MW unit at Khaparkheda had also started generation.

Commenting, on relaxation of load shedding protocol, Dabhade said that the company had already reduced it to scenario III of Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission's (MERC's) protocol. Currently, the relaxation was being given on day ahead basis. "We do not know whether any unit will trip the next day. So, the load shedding protocol will be relaxed gradually."

When pointed out that consumers enjoying zero load shedding (ZLS) were paying a surcharge while those living in non-ZLS area were enjoying uninterrupted power supply without paying anything extra, Dabhade said that ZLS surcharge had been reduced and consumers in these cities would be refunded the extra amount.

The officer said that power availability had increased due to commissioning of 250 MW units in Parli and Paras power plants and NTPC's Korba power plant. In addition MSEDCL was buying power from exchanges as rates were reasonable.

This year the rate of power in the exchanges had gone down sharply. Till now the power rates during peak hours range from Rs 4 to 6 per unit. In the last two years rates had touched as high as Rs 15 per unit.

The power situation is far better this summer because of ample water in Koyna reservoir. Private power stations like JSW's Jaigad plant and WPCL's Warora plant had started generation and were supplying it to MSEDCL. Agricultural feeder separation and single phasing schemes had effectively curbed agricultural power demand.

A review meeting between MSEDCL and Spanco officials was held on Thursday. MSEDCL directors Dabhade, Dattatraya Wavhar, executive director Govardhan, Spanco officials Kamal Maheshwari and Ajit Ganguly discussed various issues.

Nagpur Vikas Aghadi (NVA), in the last few months of its rule in Nagpur Municipal Corporation

Now, Sandeep Joshi, who recently was re-elected as NMC standing panel head, has decided to take up the development and beautification of all civic body-run crematoriums on priority basis along with some other works like construction of 70 public toilets across city.

NMC maintains Sahakar Nagar, Ambazari, Manewada, Mokshadham, Dighori, Shanti Nagar, Gangabai Ghat, Pardi, Barse Nagar, Nara, Nari and Mankapur crematoriums. Except Ambazari and Mokshadham, all other crematoriums are in a bad shape and need immediate repairs of pyre sheds, lighting arrangements, water supply and other basic facilities.

TOI recently had reported how the ghats are ill-maintained and corruption is rampant at these places. Taking cognisance of the report on Thursday, Joshi, along with zonal chairpersons and NMC officials visited Dabha, Gorewada, Friends Colony and Mankapur crematoriums, to take stock of development and beautification work to be carried out in these ghats. After the visit. Joshi said, "Rs 10 crore will be allocated in this year's annual budget for beautification and development of all basic facilities in ghats."

Nagpur youth's moon rover selected for Nasa contest

Peetak, a Khamla resident, and his team designed this project as part of a Nasa contest in which universities from all over the world were invited to design and fabricate a Lunar rover-cum-excavator for the US space agency's 'Mission Moon'.

"Nasa has planned to restart missions on moon in 2018 by sending a rover. Contestants from all over the world were invited to design a rover with a minimum criterion that it would collect 10kg weight within 15 minutes. Over 160 teams from European countries, Japan, and Australia apart from the United States participated in the contest. From these entries, 20 best were selected," an elated Peetak told TOI.

"Of those 20 teams, ours, having nine members, was the only one from India. Best brains from renowned institutions around the globe were among participants," said the teenager who is currently pursuing second year engineering from Birla Institute of Technology (BIT) Mesra, Ranchi, and had completed his schooling from Somalwar Nikalas School in Khamla.

Peetak lost his father about a decade back and mother is runs a business. Despite being a student of civil engineering branch, his main interest is in space exploration. "I was always fascinated by the mysteries of space. In future I may work in the aeronautical sector. But my ultimate dream is to work with Nasa," he said.

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Nagpur :- HC notices to Maharashtra govt on VC selection

The respondents were asked to file a reply in four weeks. According to Mishra's counsel Shrikant Khandalkar, the government had appointed search committees for VC selection for all universities by violating MU Act, 1994. He stated that the panels completely ignored UGC rules and regulations while short listing candidates. He said the government decision to keep UGC out of selection process is in contravention of UGC Act, 1956.

According to the petitioner, earlier, VC was selected with circumspection observed by the search committees appointed by the chancellors of the universities. Later, the coveted post was offered even to bureaucrats, judges or high ranked police officers. Citing example of Mumbai University VC Rajan Welukar, Mishra claimed that the chancellor arbitrarily handpicked him. He argued that former principal secretary of higher education JS Saharia was one of the panel members for VC selection which is illegal considering that he was directly connected with education.

They also took objection on appointment of Dr Ramchandra Deka as a member of the search committee of NU's VC. Meanwhile, in another petition filed by Mishra, challenging his removal from NU's list of approved teachers, the court issued notices to chancellor, NU VC Vilas Sapkal and registrar Mahesh Yenkie.

Nagpur :- Flight instructor gives wings to anti-graft movement

He says he is inspired by John Gillespie Magee Jr's 'High Flight,' regarded as the greatest aviation poem, and by Leonardo da Vinci's quest to fly. He decided to join the campaign against corruption because it's a non-political movement and he is inspired by people like Anna Hazare, RTI activist Arvind Kejriwal and India's first woman IPS officer Kiran Bedi. Alekh was born to doctor couple Ajay and Vandana but always wanted to fly. And thereby hangs a tale which inspired him to take up this cause.

"The flying course was expensive and my father had to sell some land which he had purchased with his hardearned money. The person who bought the land gave only half of the amount and the cheque for the rest of the amount bounced. It's been more than three years and the person has still not been punished. This is the kind of system that I want to oppose," he said. Indians are some of the most intelligent people in the world, but the system has moulded us such that we are forced to give bribe, he says. "Our present law holds the bribe taker and bribe giver equally guilty. This should not be the case," he adds. Alekh is all praise for the golden generation which won us freedom in 1947. "It's time for us to start a second fight for freedom," he says. "Freedom from corruption.

Nagpur :- Asstt returning officer in NU BoS polls quits

This time, controversy has erupted in during the board of studies (BoS) polls which are underway. The episode resulted in Vilas R a m t e k e , deputy registrar in NU, resigning as assistant returning officer of the polls to protest alleged "pressure tactics" by a strong political group. Sources claimed Ramteke had recommended rejection of some nominations for BoS elections as they were not as per rules. After this, registrar Mahesh Yenkie rejected the nominations of 10 persons as many of them are believed to have submitted "forged" documents just like the tainted DNC lecturer earlier.

This time, however, all norms were strictly being adhered to. The candidates whose nominations were rejected, details of which were given on NU website, filed an appeal with vice-chancellor Vilas Sapkal. He also dismissed their appeals. Sources stated the group leaders then targeted Ramteke and demanded his removal. They also pointed out that Ramteke's brother-in-law, who is in Institute of Science, was also contesting the polls and therefore Ramteke could not be part of the poll process.Even the VC was pressured to reverse the rejection of 10 nominations but he reportedly remained firm. Ramteke confirmed he had resigned as poll officer as "some political leaders were pressuring him to go against rules. "I've quit as I can't sustain the stress. They seem to be carrying out a personal vendetta," he said.Yenkie, however, clarified that all decisions regarding rejection were made by him though they were on Ramteke's recommendations. "He has no role to play as I am the returning officer.

Nagpur :- CBSE schools take shortcuts to new rules

However, many teachers and parents are of the opinion that CBSE's  current evaluation methods focus on 'pushing' the child forward rather  than encouraging to 'walk' ahead. The board however has a different  view. Regardless of which side of the fence you are, the truth is that  the new evaluation system is here to stay. But are the new rules being  implemented properly? Many CBSE teachers, who did not wish to be named,  told TOI the new evaluation system has increased their paperwork load.

And much to their dismay, they themselves have to resort to 'speeding  up' the evaluations. For eg: A student is given the task to prepare a  model of the human brain and explain its functions for which he will be  graded. "Now the student obviously will make the chart looking at his  book diagrams, so our focus is to make sure that he has understood what  he has made. But with so many students it becomes almost impossible to  spend time individually with students. Hence, rather than interacting  with the student, evaluations are done solely based on the project that  has been submitted," said a teacher employed with a prominent school in  central Nagpur. The teacher though added that they try to avoid such  'short cuts' but unfortunately it has become a candid practice in many  schools because of time issues. It was anticipating these issues that  the CBSE launched the 'Monitoring & Mentoring Program'. Under this,  principals volunteer to be a 'mentor' for other schools.

Nagpur :- Valuables worth Rs 2.14 lakh stolen from AC coach

Thieves stole a purse containing 100 gm of valuables, worth Rs 2.14  lakh, from an AC coach of Jaipur-Mysore Express on Tuesday. According to  complainant Pushpalata Sagar, a resident of Mysore, the incident took  place when the train halted at Nagpur railway station.

The victim and five relatives, were heading to Mysore in B2 coach. Her  seat was close to the exit. Sagar alleged that around 2 pm, after the  train halted at Nagpur, her friends went to have a cup of tea while she  went to bring back her cell phone that was charging in the next coach.  When she returned, her bag was missing. She raised an alarm, and her  relatives tried to look for the robbers but the train pulled out. On  reaching Ballarshah, she lodged a complaint with railway police. 

Nagpur :- SC refuses to grant relief in NH7 four-laning along Pench

The Wildlife Trust of India (WTI), a NGO working for tiger and wildlife conservation, in 2008 had moved the centrally empowered committee (CEC) of the apex court seeking a ban on National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) move to upgrade NH7 from two-lane to four-six lane on the periphery of Pench-Mowgli Sanctuary in Seoni district. The NGO has alleged that the project will take toll on wildlife and reverse efforts to save big cats and its ecosphere.

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court failed to give relief on CEC recommendation for intervention. "For the present, we are not inclined to consider and grant any relief. However, we grant liberty to the applicant as well as to the government to approach the authorities under the WPA, and put fresh proposals. These proposals should be considered by the authorities on own merits," the court said. It ruled further that the proposals, if any, to be submitted may be considered as expeditiously as possible in view of the importance of the issue involved.

The fate of highway widening from Seoni in Madhya Pradesh to Mansar near Ramtek in Maharashtra hangs in balance as it cuts tiger corridor between Pench-Kanha-Nagzira-Indravati-Tadoba.

On Maharashtra side, the proposed four-laning in the 39-km patch from Deolapar to Mansar will cut through newly declared Mansinghdeo Sanctuary compartment No. 591 (Chorbahuli) and 495 and 496 between Paoni and Manegaon on the left side from Nagpur to Jabalpur. The existing width of the road is 17 metres and NHAI plans to widen it to 60 metres. Besides, the four-laning will break the corridor contiguity with compartment number 581, 582, 587, 588, 589, 590, 591 and 592 and also affect continuity of compartments 480, 481 and 485 in Block 'B' and 'C' of Mansinghdeo.

Experts feel that after the Supreme Court orders, the NHAI will have to revise the proposal and now seek permission from the National Board for Wild Life (NBWL) headed by prime minister Manmohan Singh. "When the court has said that the issue should be decided on merit, it will not be easy for the NHAI to push for the four-laning," said conservationists.

"Proposal for diversion of sanctuary land for any developmental project can be considered only by the NBWL. Nagpur-Seoni is 125 kms, of which 65km is forest area with rich wildlife," they stressed.

The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has already submitted that under no circumstances should the road be widened. It will lead to destruction of 22,482 trees in the area proposed for diversion on Maharashtra side alone. If implemented, it will damage tiger habitat and its corridors, the NTCA stated.

Experts suggested alternative route from Nagpur-Saoner-Chhindwara-Seoni to save two tiger reserves but this is not acceptable to the NHAI.

Nagpur :- Governor gets second court notice in 3 weeks

A division bench of justice DD Sinha and justice AP Bhangale, of the Nagpur bench of the high court, issued notices on Tuesday to 14 respondents, including the chancellor and the University Grant Commission (UGC), asking them to file their reply in four weeks. The court also issued notices to 11 universities in the state, including Mumbai, Nagpur, Pune, Nashik and Aurangabad.

Despite the court’s direction on February 28, the government and the UGC failed to file a reply by April 4. So, the high court issued notices to all the respondents, including the governor.

Mishra, a faculty of the Central India Institute of Mass Communication, Nagpur, filed a PIL seeking that the appointments of VCs be quashed as they are not in consonance with the regulations laid down by the UGC, the apex body of universities in the country.

Mishra’s counsels — former advocate general of Madhya Pradesh, Rajendra Tiwari, and advocate Shrikant Khandalkar — argued that while amending the Maharashtra University Act, the government ignored the UGC Act and its regulation for shortlisting and empanelling candidates for the post of VC.

The candidates have been arbitrarily shortlisted and empanelled for final selection of VC, argued Tiwari. A search committee is appointed which suggests a panel of candidates from where the VC is appointed by the Chancellor of the University.

Well now Murky politics to fore as NU polls returning officer resigns

Sources revealed that nominations of 11 candidates were rejected, of which as many as five candidates had either submitted forged papers or filled false information while staking their claims. Ramteke, who is a deputy registrar, had rejected these paper since they also failed to meet the criteria required for the BOS polls as mentioned in the Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994.

As per the rules issued in 2010, candidates must have at least 10 years of teaching experience, with three years as head of the department. Additionally, they must have doctorate of philosophy (PhD) in the concerned subject with five years experience in setting and valuing papers.

Ramteke initially rejected the claims of all these candidates, half of them belonging to a strong political group. Even vice chancellor Vilas Sapkal went along with his decisions, though he granted relief to three of the candidates after they submitted additional information and documents.

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Sr. No.	Type of Candidature	Fee in Indian Rupees
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3.	Outside Maharashtra State	1150.00/-
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5.	PIO (Persons of Indian Origin)	1150.00/-
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2.	Online submission of the "CET Application Form" through computer connected to Internet on the web site www.dte.org.in/mba for Maharashtra State /OMS/J&K candidates and receipt of the Hall Ticket for the MAH-MBA/MMS-CET 2011. Note: Candidates who have appeared CAT 2010 and aspiring to claim admission against the All India seats are also required to submit the online CET Application Form.	27-01-2011	09-02-2011 (up to 5 p.m.)
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4.	Declaration of the results of the MAH-MBA/MMS-CET 2011 on the website www.dte.org.in/mba.	11-04-2011 at 5.00 p.m.
5.	Registration for the Group Discussions(GD) and Personal Interviews(PI) and receipt of call letter.	19-04-2011	30-04-2011 (up to 5 p.m.)
6.	Conduct of GD and PI at select centers.	10-05-2011	31-05-2011
7.	Submission of the Work Experience Certificate (In Proforma-G) at SIMSREE, Mumbai only by Registered Post.	10-05-2011	21-05-2011 (up to 5 p.m.)
8.	Document verification, updation and confirmation of Application Form for Admission at ARC for Maharashtra State/OMS/J&K candidates.	10-05-2011	31-05-2011
9.	Display of the provisional merit lists (Maharashtra State, All India and J&K candidates) on the web site www.dte.org.in/mba.	16-06-2011 at 5.00 p.m.
10.	Submission of grievance applications of Maharashtra, All India and J&K candidates, if any, at respective ARC.	17-06-2011	18-06-2011 (up to 5 p.m.)
11.	Display of the final merit lists (Maharashtra State, All India and J&K candidates) on web site www.dte.org.in/mba.	23-06-2011 at 5.00 p.m.

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NMC teachers yet to receive 6th pay commission arrears

NMC produced bills for nearly 350 teachers employed in granted secondary schools and succeeded in garnering funds from the state government's school education department worth nearly Rs 8 crore, the civic body is yet to distribute the funds (to be paid mostly in cash) among the teachers. This has annoyed and upset the teachers deeply.

Pramod Revatkar of Vidharbha Madhyamik Shikshak Sangha said, "The NMC has received funds of nearly Rs 8 crore from the school education department in 2010 but all that the teachers received so far is two basic payments. Nearly 350 teachers from 22 granted schools are affected by this delay on part of NMC."

Out of 22, 17 are fully granted and 5 are partially granted. For these 22 schools, salaries of teachers are paid from grants received from the school education department. "The first cheque NMC received was of Rs 5,84,000 and the second cheque was nearly Rs 2 crore," said Revatkar. Thus, NMC is drawing interest on nearly Rs 8 crore while leaving the teachers in a lurch, he alleged.

Former Nagpur teacher's constituency MLC Vishwanath Daigwane had raised this matter in the Vidhan Parishad last year and the former CM Ashok Chavan had assured him that the arrears too will be paid to the teachers.

Former municipal commissioner Aseem Gupta and present commissioner Sanjeev Jaiswal have only made assurances so far while delivering nothing, alleged teachers who now have very little hope from NMC.

The NMC owes teachers 7 instalments of general provident fund (GPF) and arrears to be paid in cash for nearly 22 months. Some private schools have received two GPF instalments and are due for the third instalment while NMC school teachers have received none, informed a teacher. "Even the fifth pay commission arrears were paid to us after 8 years," he pointed.

"All that we received was 2 basic payments in April 2009," said an angered teacher while pointing that they have begun receiving new salaries under 6{+t}{+h} pay commission since January this year.

If the third instalment and cash payment is taken in to account, the NMC owes each teacher a sum of nearly Rs 2.15 lakh in arrears. Calling this a fraud, Revatkar said, "We are holding a protest on April 7. NMC authorities are guilty of depriving teachers of their legitimate ."

Madan Gadge, chief accounts and finance officer of NMC, denied having any knowledge of the issue and said, "I need to check on this." Education officer Vijay Humne remained unavailable for comment.

MSEDCL charges city consumers more, refuses refund

R B Goenka of Vidarbha Industries Association (VIA) told TOI that MSEDCL in its petition before Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC) had stated that in the July-September 2010 quarter, money was to be refunded to consumers in ZLS areas as more amount was collected from these areas than was justified. The company pleaded this would impose additional burden on other consumers.

MSEDCL had initially calculated the ZLS surcharge for Nagpur as 51 paise per unit. VIA had submitted a petition in MERC a few months ago stating that it should be reduced to 30 paise. However, MERC disregarded its plea and extended the scheme till June 2011 with the surcharge remaining at 51 paise. MSEDCL's own calculations show that the surcharge was only 17 paise in July-September period.

After doing audit for December 2009 to March 2010 period, MSEDCL claimed that the surcharge had increased to 63 paise. However, after doing audit for April-June 2010 period it was again reduced to 51 paise. Goenka pointed out that when the surcharge went up MSEDCL had no qualms in collecting higher amount from consumers. However, when the time came to pay back, it flagrantly refused to do so.

MSEDCL is treating big cities as a milch cows. Completely changing its methodology to calculate ZLS surcharge, MSEDCL has proposed to use average billing rate (ABR) and distribution loss of the state instead of ABR of the city where ZLS is being implemented. As the state's ABR is lower than that of big cities and state's distribution loss figure is higher, it would unjusticably increase the surcharge.

Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), with the help of satellite, would be conducting its 22nd convocation

The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), with the help of satellite, would be conducting its 22nd convocation on Saturday at all 44 regional centres across the country simultaneously. "The ceremony would be held at IGNOU headquarters in New Delhi where union HRD minister Kapil Sibal would be chief guest and deliver convocation address. It will be telecasted live at all centres including Nagpur," regional director P Sivaswaroop told TOI. Nagpur University VC Vilas Sapkal would be the chief guest of the ceremony which will be held at NU's Guru Nanak Hall, he added.
"This is the second year of convocation at Nagpur centre and 120 students from various faculties would receive their degrees from the chief guest," the IGNOU director informed.

Engg colleges will struggle for students this year too MHT-CET 2011

Nearly 18,000 forms for Maharashtra Health and Technology Common Entrance Examination (MHT-CET 2011) to be held on May 12 were sold from the Government Medical College and Hospital till Thursday, the last day of sale of forms. However, about 16,000 were submitted, as per liaison officer for MHT-CET 2011 from Nagpur division Dr SM Parate.

Sources disclosed that there was fall in numbers of forms submitted by about 1000 compared to last year. Last year, 17,150 had applied from the city for single admission test for engineering, medical, pharmacy and veterinary science courses. In 2009, 16,086 candidates had applied for the exam.

"These figures are limited only for the Nagpur city. Numbers from other cities in the division like Wardha, Gondia, Bhandara, Gadchiroli and Chandrapur will be available after April 4," Dr Parate said. He, however, clarified that numbers might go up later as many students submitted forms at other centres like Mumbai, especially those in outside Maharashtra state (OMS) category.

Sources claimed that a host of engineering colleges were set to open from new academic year thus giving further competition to the existing ones that were already in the red owing to drop in students' numbers. In 2009, 83,000 seats in 397 colleges were available through MHT-CET which increased to over one lakh in 519 colleges last year. This year, the numbers of colleges, particularly of the engineering faculty, will swell further. Apart from this, some autonomous institutes like VJTI and UICT in Mumbai conduct their own entrance exams as well.

Every year, MHT-CET attracts over two lakh students and this year the number will more or less remain same. But the number of seats will be on higher side. New colleges will find it difficult to get students. Many new colleges in NU had planned to close down some branches when they failed to get even a single student last year. This year over 3.91 lakh students had actually appeared for state board HSC exam from science stream of which 43,545 were from Nagpur division.

NMC collected Rs 68.36cr more octroi in 2010-11

The department filed 1686 cases against tax evaders in 2009-10 and collected Rs 3 crore as fines from them. This year, it registered 1905 cases and collected Rs 4.4 crore fine. The officials hope to get another Rs 4.48 crore from five tax evaders including ICICI Bank, Bank of Baroda, Indian Oil Corporation, Ashutosh Automobiles and Abacus in the coming days. "We have sent demand notes," Borkar said adding, "Since I took over this responsibility on September 9, 2010, the level of awareness has increased and revenue has increased thanks to support from officials."

Officials told TOI that against sanctioned strength of 499, the department had only 320 staffers for the 36 octroi posts (19 main and 17 preventive ones). The growth has also been aided by a buoyant economy that resulted in increased off take of electronic appliances, consumer durables, vehicles and fuel, which are major contributors to octroi income.

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