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Port Blair, Oct. 4: Due to inadequate berthing space at Car Nicobar Port, the sailing programme of the vessel Sindhu for Car Nicobar via Little Andaman on 06.10.2023 at 1000 hrs from Port Blair and her return voyage on 07.10.2023 at 1200 hrs from Car Nicobar to Port Blair via Little Andaman has been cancelled. Passengers those who have purchased their tickets for Sindhu have been informed to cancel their tickets and get full refund.
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Port Blair, Oct. 4: All the candidate who have submitted claims and objections during the period from 15/09/2023 to 17/09/2023 on the portal https://karmic.andaman.gov.in for Common Matric Level Examination(Posts) held on 09/07/2023 and Higher Secondary Level Examination(Posts) held on 23/07/2023 have been advised to check their respective e-mails on 06/10/2023 without fail and submit the scanned portions of requisite information/documents as required on the e-mail Id.: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. on or before 08/10/2023 (Midnight), failing which, the claims and objections filed earlier by the candidates during the period from 15/09/2023 to 17/09/2023 shall be summarily rejected.
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Port Blair, Oct. 3: The Member of Parliament, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Shri. Kudleep Rai Sharma has requested the Hon’ble Lt. Governor, A&N Islands to increase fund allocation for the Department of Youth Affairs to help enhance Youth Infrastructure in these Islands.
In a letter addressed to the Lt. Governor, the Member of Parliament said that investing in the youth infrastructure of these Islands is vital to ensure that our young population not only remains physically and mentally fit but also excels in national and international level sporting events.
Read more: Member of Parliament Demands Increase in Fund Allocation for Department of Youth Affairs
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By Denis Giles
Every child is special in their own ways. Unfortunately, our society has evolved in such a manner that, schools have been turned to factories, where children are restricted as products, produced without logic. These products are generally categorised as Good, Average and Bad, thus deciding their future. This has been going on in our society since long and might continue till the time, our society realizes the need for a change.
While the factories continue to produce products, labelling them as Good, Average and Bad, there are few who have gone beyond the factory standards and excelled in their career. Such are the ones who bring a positive change in the society.
Meet Diana Paul, an Engineer and an MBA, who is changing lives and spreading smiles across our society. Miss Diana Paul is a B.Tech (Industrial Biotechnology) and has done her MBA (HR, Finance and Banking).
Read more: The Women of Substance and the Art of Cracking Competitive Exams
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Port Blair, Oct 3: CITU, A&N State Committee has organized a Seminar today at Port Blair in connection with the International Action Day, call for which was given by the World Federation of Trade Unions (WFTU). This year’s theme for the International Action Day was “Work with Rights, No to Flexibilities and No to Exploitation.” D. Ayyappan, Vice President, CITU State Committee, who was the main speaker, dealt in brief various problems confronted by the working class all over the world in general and those in India in particular.
Read more: CITU Organises Seminar in Connection with International Action Day