Lakshadweep Times 26 June 2013 - IntraLAK

Thought for the dayTruth stands, even ifthere be no publicsupport. It is selfsustained.Top StoriesSecurity blanket inSrinagar for PM’s visitSrinagar: A securityblanket has been thrownaround this city, thesummer capital of Jammuand Kashmir, for PrimeMinister ManmohanSinghs visit here in view ofthe deadly strike bymilitants that left eightsoldiers dead and severalothers injured.Search and rescueoperation in KedarnathoverSon Prayag: Search andrescue operation inKedarnath andsurrounding areas is overfor all practical purposes,officials said. No moresurvivors have been foundand defence andparamilitary personnel arenow wrapping up theirmission. “No survivorsremain in the junglesaround Kedarnath. Theyhave all been brought out,”Ravinath Raman, nodalofficer of rescueoperations in Rudraprayagdistrict said in Guptkashi.Final toll could be over10,000, those involved inrescue operations sayNew Delhi: The death tollin Uttarakhand’s flashfloods could be far higherthan all projected figures,if some volunteers andofficials involved in rescueand relief operations are tobe believed. A seniorofficial, overseeing asection of the relief andrescue operations inUttarakashi-Kedarnathstretch, said he wouldn’tbe surprised if the final tollis “anywhere between10,000 to 15,000”.Global warming willmake Indian monsoonworseandunpredictable, saysstudyNew Delhi: Scientistshave found that thepattern of the Indianmonsoon will changeunderglobal warming inthe future. Computersimulations with acomprehensive set of 20state-of-the-art climatemodels now consistentlyshow that Indian monsoondaily variability mightincrease.Tourists cancel hillplans, look for saferdestinationsNew Delhi: With rainsplaying havoc in theChardham region, touristtraffic to hill stations andholiday destinations inUttarakhand andHimachal Pradesh hasbeen badly affected withthe travel industryreporting almost 100%cancellations. Harriedtravelers are opting for“safer destinations” likeRajasthan, Goa, Kashmirand even Kerala for theirholidays.Vol. * XX VIII. No. 35 * KAVARATTI * WEDNESDAY *26 JUNE, 2013. Price Rs. 2.Member of Parliament Laid FoundationStone for two new Roads at AndrottHon'ble Member of Parliament Adv. Hamdullah Sayeed after unveiling the plaque ofconstruction of two new roads at Andrott.Andrott : HonourableMember of Parliament Adv.Hamdullah Sayeed laidfoundation stone for theconstruction of two CCRoad from Asha Pally toAndam pally (280 meters)and from Chakkaryar toPuthiyath Kunnu (500meters) Under MPLAD on18 th June, 2013.Kollam: Kerala launchedthe country’s first touristseaplane service that wouldenable holidayers enjoythe panoramic beauty ofthe ‘God’s Own Country’through easy connectivityto distant backwaterdestinations. The amphibianservice was flagged off byChief Minister OommenChandy amid protest bytraditional fishermen whoclaimed that it could pose athreat to their livelihood andmarine ecology.The maidenservice between AshtamudiLake here and Punnamadain Alappuzha, however, wascalled off due to badweather. Marking itsinauguration, the plane tookoff from the waterdrome andlanded back. Though it wasproposed to take sixpassengers to Punnamadain the maiden flight, it wascancelled as weathercontinued to be hostile withthe monsoon activity beingvigorous.In connection withthe programme a functionwas convened at MultiPurpose Hall and Shri HajiP.P. Mohammed AlthafHussain, Chairperson, VDPpresided over the function.Adv.Hamdulla Sayeed wasthe guest of honour of thefunction. Earlier Shri M.K.Sayed Mohammed Koyawelcomed the guest andgathering and Shri E.P.Hamzakoya AE, PWDproposed vote of thanks atthe end. The estimated costof these two roads is Rs. 80,41, 000/- concerned said.Mullakoya, IAP.Kerala launches first tourist seaplaneservice in IndiaChief Minister of Kerala Shri. Oommen Chandy flagging offmaiden service of Seaplane at Ashtamudi Lake.The six-seaterCessna 206 floatplane wasoperated by Belgian captainMichael Fabry, watched byhundreds of onlookers whogathered for the inauguraldespite the hostile weather.The service in due courseenvisages connecting theentire stretch of Kerala withThiruvananthapuram, Kochiand Kozhikode airports,being base stations.Allaying concernsof fishermen, who lined upa flotilla of fishing boats toregister their protest on theoccasion, Chandy said theservice would not in any wayaffect their livelihood. If theyexperienced any difficultydue to the seaplane’soperation the authoritieswould examine it and takeremedial steps, hesaid.Union Minister of statefor Civil Aviation K CVenugopal, state TourismMinister A P Anil Kumar andPeethambara Kurup, MP,were present on theoccasion.Kavaratti: The Hon’bleAdministrator Shri.H.RajeshPrasad , UT of Lakshadweepheld a meeting of all planimplementing officers on 18 thJune 2013 in the SecretariatConference Hall as apreparatory to the meetingon Annual Plan 2013-14 atPlanning CommissionNew Delhi.Mahatma GandhiDiscussion on Annual Plan2013-14 of LakshadweepA view from the plan meeting held at SecretariatConference Hall, Kavaratti on 18 th June 2013.Today isInternationalDay againstDrug Abuseand IllicitTraffickingToday is International Dayagainst Drug Abuse andIllicit Trafficking. The themethis year is, ‘Make HealthYour New High in Life, NotDrugs’.On this occasion, UNSecretary General Ban-KiMoon has called for a robustand coordinated lawenforcement within andamong countries.worldwide, around 21 crorepeople between 15 to 64years of age fall prey to illicitsubstances every year.The aim of thisyear’s campaign is to curbproliferation of newpsychoactive substanceslike cannabis which are soldopenly through theInternet. In India, where thedrug menace has alreadyspread its tentacles, thegovernment has swung intoaction by taking an array ofmeasures to check rampantuse of illegal substances.Health Ministry’slimited drug de-addictionprogramme providesfinancial assistance foraugmenting medicalfacilities in notifiedgovernment hospitals fortreatment.During the meetingthe Hon’ble Administratorreviewed the progress of theissues discussed in the lastyear with all departmentalheads and about the criticalissues relating to thedevelopment of the islandswhich would be taken upwith the PlanningCommission meetingscheduled to be held on 24 thJune 2013 at New Delhi.PM callsmeeting of keyinfra mins toset targets forsectorNew Delhi: Prime MinisterManmohan Singh hascalled a meeting of keyinfrastructure ministers onFriday to set up targets forthe sector’s projects. Anofficial statement said, thepurpose of this meeting willbe to discuss the targets tobe achieved in infrastructuresectors for the year 2013-14and finalise them.Planning Commissionhas done the preparatorywork in finalising the targetsfor 2013-14. The high-levelmeeting will be attendedby Ministers of Railways,Road Transport &Highways, Shipping, CivilAviation, Power and Coal.The meeting assumessignificance as it comesagainst the backdrop ofeconomic growth falling todecade low of 5 per cent in2012-13 and contraction ofindustrial output. AIR

THE LAKSHADWEEP TIMES 26 JUNE, 2013, Page 2Coast Guard CoordinatesRescue of 26 lives fromMV Mol Comfort Abandoned840 NM off MumbaiWorld Metrology DayObserved at AminiWorld Blood Donors DayCelebrated at KalpeniThe container vessel MV Mol Comfort breaking into two840 NM off Mumbai.Kavaratti: The Indian CoastGuard MRCC Mumbaicoordinated rescue of 26crew, 12 Russian and 14Philipino from MV MolComfort, a 316 metres longcontainer vessel enroutefrom Singapore to Jeddahcarrying 4500 containers.The vessel hull broke intotwo and the crewabandoned into two life raftsand one lifeboat in position12 0 33” North and 59 0 46”East (840 NM from Mumbai)in Yemen SRR. TillMRCC Yemen assumedcoordination MRCC Mumbaidiverted three ships in theIndsar Plot MV HanjinBeijing, MV Zim India andMV Yantian Express. MVYantian Express being theclosest and on scenecoordinated the rescue of allthe 26 crew from the ill fatedship. The crews wererescued by MV YantianExpress in very rough seaswith wind force 30-35 kts,swell 6 Metres. The vesselsank in the position withcontainers scattered and oilspill in Area.The crews of the ship arebeing brought to Colombo.US, India announceObama-Singh awardsMumbai: In a continuationof the educationalpartnership between Indiaand the United States, theState Department is pleasedto announce the eightinstitutional partnershipprojects below for thesecond round of Obama-Singh 21st CenturyKnowledge Initiativeawards.Prime MinisterManmohan Singh and USPresident Barack Obamaannounced the Obama-Singh Initiative in November2009 as an affirmation oftheir commitment to buildingan enhanced India-U.S.partnership in education.Each government pledged$5 million for this endeavor,for a total of $10 million.TOIAdministration of the Union Territory of LakshadweepOffice of the Executive Engineer, LPWD DivisionKavaratti Island - 682 555F. No. 50/EE KVT/2013-AB/401 Dated : 17.06.2013.NOTICE INVITING e-TENDERSThe Executive Engineer, LPWD Division, KavarattiIsland-682 555 invites on behalf of the President ofIndia online item rate tender from approved & eligiblecontractors for the following works.1. NITNo.9/NIT/EEKvt/2013-14 Name of work : Anti seaerosion work South side of Fisheries jetty at Kavaratti. 200Mtrs, (Labour Element), Estimated Cost put to tender :Rs. 14,34,430/-, Earnest Money : Rs. 28,689/-, Period ofcompletion : 2 Months.2. NITNo.10/NIT/EEKvt/2013-14 Name of work : Anti seaerosion work West side of Dak Bungalow to Fish Market atKavaratti. 400 Mtrs, (Labour Element), Estimated Cost putto tender : Rs. 28,68,870/-, Earnest Money : Rs. 57,377/-,Period of completion : 3 Months.3. NITNo.11/NIT/EEKvt/2013-14 Name of work : Anti seaerosion work North side of Fisheries jetty at Kavaratti. 100Mtrs, (Labour Element), Estimated Cost put to tender :Rs. 4,95,700/-, Earnest Money : Rs. 9,914/-, Period ofcompletion : 1 Months.4. NITNo.12/NIT/EEKvt/2012-13 Name of work : Antisea erosion work in-between Govt. House & Muttyar beachat Kavaratti. 200 Mtrs, (Labour Element), Estimated Costput to tender : Rs. 14,34,430/-, Earnest Money :Rs. 50,200/-, Period of completion : 3 Months.Last time & date of submission of bids : 2 PM on05.07.2013.The bid forms and other details can be obtainedfrom the website tenderwizard.com/UTL.Sd/-Executive EngineerShri.P.K.Abdul Salam, Vice Chairperson VDP inauguratingawareness class conducted for merchants on the occasionof World Metrology Day.Amini: World MetrologyDay 2013 was observedhere on 24 th June 2013. Aspart of the observance of theday, an awareness classwas conducted for 102Merchants at ConferenceHall of Sub Divisional Office,Amini.Shri.P.K.AbdulSalam, Vice ChairpersonVDP inaugurated theprogramme. He highlightedthe difficulties faced by thelocal merchants. In hispresidential address Shri.M.K. Kunhikoya, SubDivisional Officer explainedthe aspects of LegalCleaning Campaign by GripArts Club held at AndrottCleaning campaign conducted in the premises of Harbouron the occasion of World Environment Day.Andrott: In connection withWorld Environment Day2013 a massive cleaningcampaign was conducted bythe Grip Arts and SportsClub in corporation withPolice Department here on16 th July 2013 in thepremises of harbour.A function wasarranged at Jetty premisesNew Delhi: Minorities AffairsMinisterShri.K. RahmanKhan has asked all the WakfBoard managements acrossthe country to complete thesurvey of the Wakfproperties within threemonths. He suggested thesetting up of a Task Force forthe purpose.Shri. Khan wasspeaking at a function inNew Delhi to review theMetrology and appealed allmerchants to safeguard therights of consumers.Shri.Mullakoya, StationHouse officer (SHO), PoliceStation, Amini andShri.Mullakoya, Subinspector (SI), IRBn Aminishared their view throughtheir speech.Earlier the programmewas commenced with theprayer of Shri.K.Sayed,MSE and welcome speechby Kum. ShaboomFarsana.M , VEO. Smt. B.Cheriyabi ProgrammeAssistant proposed vote ofthanks at the end.IAP, Amini.and was inaugurated by ShriHaji Mohammed AlthafHussain P.P, Chairperson,VDP and Shri M.K. SayedMohammed Koya, SubDivisional Officer chaired thefunction. Shri. M. Sameer,Circle Inspector of Policespoke on the occasion.Mullakoya, IAP.3 month deadline forWakf Board managements tocomplete property surveyCentral Wakf Council andthe progress in theimplementation of Wakf Act1995. The Minister alsocalled for computerisation ofthe records of the WakfBoards and said within nextthree months, all WakfBoards should becomputerized. The Ministeralso suggested that thereview meetings should beheld at every threemonths.AIRSmt. Subaidabi, Principal, DKKMKGSS deliveringfelicitation address on the occasion of celebration ofWorld Blood Donors Day at Kalpeni.Kalpeni: As a part ofobservance of World BloodDonors Day, a HealthAwareness Class wasconducted for schoolstudents under the auspicesof the Lakshadweep AIDScontrol society, Departmentof Health Services,Lakshadweep at theconference hall ofDr.K.K.Mohammed KoyaGovt.Senior SecondarySchool on 14 th June 2013.Shri. C.P.Naseemudheen, HealthInspector gave a briefintroduction and welcomedthe gathering. Smt.Subaidabi, Principal,DKKMKGSS, Kalpeni hasmade facilitation speech.She highlighted theimportance of BloodDonation and focused on“young Donors” with slogan“New Blood for the World”and appreciated the HealthDepartment for arrangingawareness class.Medical officer Incharge Dr. K.Nishad Khanexplained the variousaspects Blood transfusionand the necessity of Blooddonors. He emphasized theslogan of the year “Give thegift of life-Donate Blood” andadvised that the mostprecious gift that we thehuman can give each otheris Donation of Blood and agift that can save lives andgive a new lease of life tomany person in need .The classconcluded with a quizcompetition and prize wasawarded on the spot.Banners were displayedeverywhere highlighting thetheme “Give the gift of life-Donate Blood” andimportance of world BloodDonors Day 2013. Shri.Anwer Nath, MPHWextended vote of thanks atthe end.P.A.Pookoya, IAPAdministration of the Union Territory of LakshadweepDirectorate of Art and CultureKavaratti IslandF.No.39/6/2001-A&C Dated 16.06.2013.CIRCULARThe Administrator, U.T. of Lakshadweep andChairman of Lakshadweep Kala Academy is pleased tocirculate a vacancy of full-time Secretary, LakshadweepKala Academy on a scale of pay of pay of Rs.15,600-39,100Grade Pay Rs. 5,400/- on deputation basis intially for aperiod of one year to ensure proper and effectivefunctioning of the Lakshadweep Kala Academy. The post isproposed to be filled by transfer on deputation from amongofficers of analogous post/group ‘A’ officers of the Administrationof the Union Territory of Lakshadweep or similarlyplaced officers in Central/State Govt./other U. T. Administrations,who possess:-i. Master Degree in any of the literature subject from arecognized Universityii. Three years experience in analogues postiii. Three years experience in analogues status post likefield of Art, Culture and Literature.The terms and conditions of deputation of the postof Secretary (LKA) will be the same as in the case ofCentral Government employees and shall not exceeded agelimit 56 years as on the closing date for receipt ofapplication.The department Heads/Heads of Officesaretherefore requested to criculate the vacancy amongeligible Officers working under them and obtain theirwillingness along with their bio-data (in dublicate) andforward the same to this Directorate along with up to dateAnnual Confidential reports on or before 30 th June, 2013.This issue with the approval of the Secretary, Artand Culture vide Diary No.5138 dated 1.6.2013.Sd/-(C. E. SAROMMABI)Director, Art and Culture.

THE LAKSHADWEEP TIMES 26 JUNE, 2013, Page 3ADMINISTRATION OF THE UNION TERRITORY OF LAKSHADWEEP(DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY) (LAKSHADWEEPINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES SOCIETY) KAVARATTI – 682 555F.No.5/3/2009-IT(Vol-II) Dated: .06.2013NOTIFICATIONApplications were invited from the local Entrepreneur (herein after called as Village LevelEntrepreneur (VLE)) for setting-up of & running Common Service Centres (CSCs) in three vacantlocations identified as per Annexure- IV.An overview of the CSC scheme is enclosed as Annexure-I. CSC Service Profile isenclosed as Annexure-II.The Administration has decided that the immediate task of CSC’s shall be make thewhole population in Lakshadweep e-literate. The CSC Operator (VLE) shall get economic benefitson transactional mode, in proportion to the services provided by him and rates for each serviceincluding e-literacy shall be decided by the Administration through separate orders for separateservices. Role of VLEs in this context is enclosed as Annexure-III.Duly filled in application form in the prescribed format should be forwarded to the Director,Lakshadweep Information Technology Services Society (LITSS), Secretariat, Kavaratti Island,Lakshadweep on or before 29 th June 2013.General Instructions - Terms and conditions for the selection of VLEs1. The minimum age of eligible entrepreneurs should be 20 years and above and theminimum educational qualification should be Graduate and a computer course for minimum onemonth.2. Duly filled in application in the prescribed format (enclosed as Annexure- VII) should beforwarded to the Director, Lakshadweep Information Technology Services Society, Kavaratti Island,Lakshadweep along with an non-refundable DD for ‘.100/- in favour of Director, LakshadweepInformation Technology Services Society, Kavaratti on or before 29 th June 2013 with all relevantdocuments supporting information stated in the application including the Nativity Certificate.3. One applicant can give preferences for all proposed VLEs within his/ her own nativeIsland as provided in the application form. The number of CSCs proposed in each Island is given inAnnexure-IV. One VLE cannot be allotted more than one CSC.4. Infrastructure required to be set up by each VLE is given Annexure-V.5. CSC shall be provided free internet connectivity through SWANSelection ProcessA two level process shall be undertaken for the selection process. The weightageproposed for the levels are given below.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sl.No. Level Weightage-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 Screening of application based on the objectiveinformation about the applicant 50%2 Test to measure social Entrepreneurship 50%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Screening will be done as per prefixed criteria in Annexure-VI. A minimum of 30 marksout of a total of 100 marks would be required for passing the screening. All candidates selectedafter screening will be called for the test at selected centres to assess their social entrepreneurshipaptitude. Based on the weightage on screening and test, candidates shall be selected to be VLEsfor operating the CSCs. Director(Information Technology) shall publish the final list of selectedcandidates.Sd/-(Dr. Pranjal J Hazarika)Director (Information Technology)(Annexure-I)An overview of the Common Service Centres (CSC) schemeGovernment of India is implementing Common Service Centres (CSC) scheme for setting up100000+ rural Common Service Centres in the country. The scheme is proposed to be implementedon a PPP (Public Private Partnership) framework with a vision for providing all government andother value added services to rural citizens in an integrated manner at his doorstep at an affordablecost. The UTL has a pivotal role in implementation of this scheme. As per the guidelines for theCommon Services Centre Scheme under National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) under the aegis ofGovernment of India, Department of Information Technology (DIT), Ministry of Communicationsand Information Technology, New Delhi, and requested us to initiate the process for the selection ofVillage Level Entrepreneurs ( VLEs) for implementing the Scheme in the Union Territory ofLakshadweep.1. ICT as the Driver for Rural Empowermenta. ICT can be a powerful enabler of developmental goals as its use can dramatically improvecommunication and exchange of information to strengthen and create new economic and socialnetworks.b. ICT is pervasive and crosscutting as it can be applied to the full range of human activity frompersonal use to business and government. ICT is multifunctional and flexible, allowing for tailoredsolutions to meet diverse needs of the population. ICT facilitates disintermediation, as it makes itpossible for users to acquire products and services directly from the original provider, reducing theneed for intermediaries. ICT is also transparent - it does not differentiate on the basis of economicstatus, religion or castes of its users.c. Access to information, backed with relevant infrastructure and services, not only allows ruralpopulace to improve its quality of life but also supports and supplements its existing incomes in asustainable way. Access to information and services like e-Government, micro-credit, literacy,education, health, etc., can provide a solid foundation for the economic prosperity of rural India.d. Rural consumers are willing to pay for products and services that meet their needs and areoffered at affordable prices. Therefore, what Rural India needs is a new social contract - in whichthere will be common access infrastructure, provided at commercial prices rather than given forfree.2. The National e-Governance Plan (NeGP)a. The Government of India has formulated the National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) with the visionof providing all government services in an integrated manner at the doorstep of the citizen, at anaffordable cost. The NeGP initiatives consist of 27 Central, State and Integrated Mission ModeProjects (MMPs) along with 8 other support components for rapid introduction of e-governance inthe country. The NeGP envisions a three pillar model for delivery of “web-enabled Anytime, Anywhereaccess” to information and services in rural India. These are:i Connectivity: State Wide Area Networks (SWANs)/NICNETii National Data Bank/ State Data Centres ( SDCs)iii Common Service Centers (CSCs)b. The NeGP is an enormous step towards making the Government accessible to citizens, in waysthat can not only save huge costs to the Government but also make it more transparent and efficientin its day-to-day interactions with the common man. To that effect, the role of Common ServicesCenters, envisaged as the front-end delivery network for Government services assumes greatsignificance.3. The Common Services Centers (CSC) Schemea. Common Services Centers are envisioned as the front-end delivery points for Government,private and social sector services to rural citizens of India. The idea is to develop a platform thatcan enable Government, private and social sector organizations to integrate their social andcommercial goals for the benefit of rural populations in the remotest corners of the country througha combination of IT as well as non-IT services.b. The aim of the Scheme is not merely to roll out IT infrastructure but to build a network of 100,000+rural businesses across India. To that effect, the CSC Scheme has been designed to create a valueproposition for all stakeholders and alignment of their economic interests.c. The CSC Scheme is envisaged to be a bottom-up model for delivery of content, services,information and knowledge, that can allow like-minded public and private enterprises - through acollaborative framework - to integrate their goals of profit as well as social objectives, into asustainable business model for achieving rapid socio-economic change in rural India.d. But beyond a delivery channel the CSC can play a role of an effective “change agent” that wouldprovide a structured platform for socially inclusive community participation for collectivedevelopmental activities. Such change, it is proposed, would be undertaken through three importantcomponentsi A Public Private Partnership (PPP) Frameworkii Rural Entrepreneurship and Market Mechanismsiii Government policy and supporte. An ICT enabled CSC can:i Provide citizen centric services of the State and Central Government in a convenientand efficient manner through the CSCs across rural India.ii Enhance the accountability, transparency and responsiveness of the Government to citizen’sneeds.iii Provide efficient and cost effective methods of service delivery to departments and agenciesiv Allow private and social sector to collaborate with the Government to offer worldclassservices in rural Indiav Train village level entrepreneurs in business and IT management skillvi Empower the rural citizen through information dissemination and market linkages***(Annexure- II)CSC Service Profilea. The CSCs would offer a multitude of services ranging in the areas of e- literacy, transport,e-Government, education, health, agriculture, commercial, retail, etc. It is to be notedthat delivery of Government services would be mandatory for the CSCs. To that effect,possible service areas are listed below:b. Key Government Services ( G2C)c. Business to Consumer (B2C) servicesii Ship Ticketsii Land recordsiii Issue of certificates/ Government schemesiv Employment exchangev Ration cardsvi Electoral servicesvii Pension schemesviii Transportix Public grievancex Utility/Telephone Bills (Government undertakings)Education Services· IT Education· English Skills Training· Tuitionsd. Business-to-Business services (B2B)iii Commercial Services· Digital Photos· Web surfing· Photocopy· DTP· Email/Chats· CD Burning· Typing· Printing· Games· Forms downloads/Estimates· Utility / Telephone bills (Private enterprises)iii e-Commerce/online services· Railway Tickets· Matrimonial· Shopping· Resumesiv Entertainment· DTH - Community TVv Telemedicine· Primary Healthcarevi Agriculture Services· Agri-inputs· Agri-loans· Agri-consulting and trainingAdvertising & Promotion Services· Space marketing of CSC· Promotionsii Data Collection Services· Research Data collection· Data Entryiii Distribution Services· FMCG Productsiv Financial Services· Loans/Deposits· Referrals· Insurance, etc.The economic benefits to VLEs coming from the Governmentshall be on transactional basis, and shall be declared by the Administration time to time.***(Annexure-III)The Village Level EntrepreneurThe VLE is the key to the success of the CSC operations. While content and services are important,it is the VLEs entrepreneurial ability that would ensure CSC sustainability. A good VLE is expectedto have some financial strength, entrepreneurial ability, strong social commitment as well as respectwithin the community. The quality of service at the CSCs would depend a great deal on the qualityof the VLEs.The roles & responsibilities of VLE would include the following:a. The first task of VLE should be to achieve 100% e-literacy within its jurisdictionterritory within the stipulated time period.b. Effective Service Delivery: The VLE, through his CSC, should act as a service delivery pointwhere he delivers services through which the population of the catchment area benefits. Thisdelivery of services should lead to saving cost, time and manpower. It is the responsibility of theVLE to efficiently deliver Government services through the CSC.c. Sales and Promotion: The VLE should be actively involved in sales process of the given productsand services and devise innovative methods for attracting more and more customers to the CSC.d. Feedback: The VLE should provide feedback at a regular interval to the LITSS (Department ofInformation Technology) on enhancing services and also to improve processes for better delivery.

THE LAKSHADWEEP TIMES 26 JUNE, 2013, Page 4e. Catalyst for change: The VLE is an entity that has to bring about a change in his environment byusing ICT as a tool. VLE as an entrepreneur will run the business by using the network VLE shouldtry to impart knowledge and educate the population.f. The VLE will endeavour without any prejudice to provide the services to the rural citizens.d. Relation with Government functionaries: The VLE shall maintain cordial relationship withGovernment and Panchayat functionaries at the local level.***(Annexure- IV)Locations identified for setup CSC at various Island-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sl. No. Island Location Ward numbers of theproposed area( as on2001 census)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 BITRA Central 1,2 & 32 MINICOY South 7,8,9 & 103 MINICOY Central 4,5 & 6-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Annexure- V)INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIRED TO SET UP AT CSC by VLEBUILDING :-Minimum 200 Sq.ft floor areaHARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sl. No. Description - Minimum Specification Minimum Qty Remarks--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 Desktop Computer: CPU Intel Core i5-650,3.2 GHzor better or equivalent, 2 GB DDR3- RAM minimum,320 GB Hard disk, 52 x or better CD-ROM/DVD drive,17" high resolution colour screen,10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet Card, 56 kbps DATA/FAX Internal 3 MandatoryModem, PS2 Keyboard and Optical Scroll Mouse,Front panel high speed USB 2.0 ports and Audioports, 1 serial and parallel port at rear, Localizedpower cords, Multimedia with Headphone & Mike,Preloaded GUI OS(MS Windows 7 Professional )2 Antivirus software 1 Mandatory3 Printer – Laser Printer, Mono 600x600. PaperSize:A4, Network Card 10/100, Duplexing, USB 1 Mandatory4 Switch – 16 Port 10/100 MBPS – Unmanaged 1 Mandatory5 Web CAM 1 Mandatory6 Individual UPS or single UPS for all PCs andaccessories can be used. In case of single UPSload is to be calculated based on number of PCused. 500 VA per PC is recommended. 1 Mandatory7 Network – Enhanced Cat 5 cabling with Informationoutlets, patch chords and casing & capping conduit. 1 Mandatory8 Digital Camera Optional9 A4, Flatbed Scanner with USB interfaces and drivers –1200/2400 DPI Optional10 Lamination Equipment – 4" variable temperature controlled Optional11 AC – Windows or Split Unit with capacity to suit theroom dimension and antistatic mat for floorOptional(Annexure-VI)Enterpreneur Selection Criteria-Scoring Guidelines--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PART A Profile % of marks Total Marks--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A Applicant : / Sub Division 401 Name of Applicant2 Address3 Permanent Resident / Native of the island/ 25 103A Resident of the island for the past two years-Yes 17.5 74 GenderFemale 12.5 5Male 05 Age6 Date of birth25-40 years 25 10Greater than 40 years 1520-25 years 107 ReservationsSC/ST 20 8Others 0Total Scoring Under A 40Part B Educational Qualification 208 Formal EducationMCA/BE( Computer/electronics/IT)/PGDCA 50 20Computer EducationDiploma in computer Application( at least 6 months) 35Certificate Course in computer Application(at least 3 months) 20Basic Computer Awareness( At least 1 month) 10Total Score Under B 20Part C Entrepreneurship 209 Employment StatusSelf Employed 50 10Unemployed 0Employment in Private Firms 4010 If you are Self Employed/employed in other firms Years ofexperience More than 5 years 25 53-5 years 151-3 years 10Less than 1 year 011 Do you own An internet café/computer Center. If Yes 25 5Other businessTotal Score Under part C 20Part D Building Success Status 20Do you own a building/ premises in the proposed locationhaving an area of equal to or more than 200Sq Ft 100 20Total Score Under Part D 20--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(Annexure- VII)APPLICATION FORM FOR THE SELECTION OF ENTREPRENEURSName of LocationChoice 1:Choice 2:Choice 3:Details of Demand DraftDD No.DateBankPART A - PROFILE1. Name of Applicant :………………………………………………………2. Address for communicationHouse Name:………………………………………………………Street:………………………………………………………Post office:…………………………Pin code…………………..3. Panchayat/ sub division :…………………………………….4. State whether you are a permanent resident of this particular locality for the lasttwo years? : Yes No5. E-mail :………………………………………………………6. Phone No. & Mobile No. :………………………………………………………7. Gender : Male Female8. Age & Date of Birth (DD/MM/YYY) :…………………………………………...9. Do you belong to SC/ST category? : Yes NoPART B – EDUCATION10. Your Formal EducationPost GraduateDiplomaGraduate11. Do you have any Professional Degrees? Yes No(Engineering/Medicine/MBA/MCA/LLB etc.)If yes, specify :………………………………………………………...……12. Computer Education (Government approved programmes)a. Post Graduate Diploma in computer Application…………………………b. Graduate……………………………………………………………………c. Certificate Course………………………………………………………….d. Basic Computer Awareness………………………………………………..e. Others………………………………………………………………………13. Do you undergone any Entrepreneurship Development ProgramYesNoIf yes,a. Name of the Agency……………………………………………………….b. Duration of programme…………………………………………………….PART C – EMPLOYMENT STATUS14. Employment statusa. Self employed b. Un employedc. Employed in private firms15. If you are self-employed/employed indicate your experience…………...16. Do you own Internet cafe/Computer Centre? Yes Noa. If yes,(1) Year of commencement…………………………………………………....(2) No. of Computers with prescribed specification available…………...........(3) Total Space available in Sq.ft………………………………………...........(4) No. of employees…………………………………………………………..(5) Is your Computer Centre or Internet Cafe in the proposed location?Yes No(6) Turn over…………… List Last 3 years turn over……………………........(7) Services offers …………………………………………………………….17. Do you own any other business?Yes Noa. If yes,(1) Description of primary activity…………………………………………….(2) No. of Employees…………..........................................................................(3) Turn over…………… List Last 3 years turn over……………………........(4) Services offers ……………………………………………………………..PART D – BUILDING STATUS18. Status of building proposed for starting Akshaya Centre in the proposed location?Own Rented To be rented(Proof of which has to be produced at the time of interview)19. Details of proposed buildinga) Location of the Building……………………………………………………….b) Built up space available for centre, Area in Sq.ft………………………...........c) Which Floor? Ground Floor First Floor Higherd) Any lift facility available………………………………………………………e) Any Parking space is there…………………………………………………….f) Electricity connection Yes Nog) Telephone connection Yes NoPART E – ASSIGNMENTSA. Briefly explain why you want to be an entrepreneur ( not exceeding 200 words)B. Please provide the details of the project cost ( for new units) in Rs.1. Cost of computers, printer, scanner, UPS Etc2. Cost of furniture and fixtures3. Cost of electrification4. Cost of telephone connection5. Preliminary expenses6. Miscellaneous expenses7. Working capital8. Your proposed project cost in Rs.C. What are the activities you are planning to do through similar common service centres inother state? Please consider the advantages and limitations of your locality in making your centresocially relevant and economically sustainable when answering this question.DeclarationI hereby declare that the above given information are true and correct to the best of my knowledgePlace :Date : Name & SignatureN.B. If the information furnished above is found to be false at the time ofVerification, your application is liable to be rejected.

THE LAKSHADWEEP TIMES 26 JUNE, 2013, Page 5F.No.15/7/2012-SDO (And)/336Sub Divisional Officer, Andrott IslandDated 11.06.2013.NOTICEThe following persons have applied for Ownership/ Possession Certificate inrespect of their landed property. The details of Survey No., Document No., etc. as follows.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sl. Name of the present Sy. No/Sub Area in Details ofNo. LandHolder Div. No. Sq. Mts Document/ Pro of---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Koya, Palliyat 489/4 part 490 Sq.mts. R.P.No.2259Dated 15.10.20122. President Ihyaul Islam 158/4 part 70 Sq.mts Dated 06.06.1997Muslimeen Sengam Andrott)3. Habeebathbi, Aynammada 161/10 part 96 Sq.mts D.No.176/2012 & 68/2011Dated 14.12.2012 &24.03.20114. Rasheeda Beegum, Aynammada 161/10 part 48 Sq.mts. D.No.33/2013Dated 02.02.20135. Katharunnisa, Kerakkada 70/3 part 151.25 Sq.mts. D.No.42/20013Dated 26.04.20026. Pookunhikoya, Pentanvalipura 70/3 part 302 Sq.mts. D.No.42/2002Dated 26.04.20027. Hamzakoya, Moodampura 304/22 part 252 Sq.mts. D.No.70/2013Dated 27.03.20138. Pathummabi, Lavanakkal 480/9 part 165 Sq.mts. D.No.86/2010Dated 24.05.2010------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------It is proposed to give Ownership Certificate in favour of the above person. Thosewho have objections, if any, to the issuance of the Ownership Certificate may file theirobjections, with vaild documents in support of their claims, before the undersigned within30 days from the publication of this Notice in Lakshadweep Times.CHRIST COLLEGE OF PHYSICALEDUCATIONIRINJALAKUDA-680 125,KERALA, INDIARecognized by NCTE, Affiliated to Calicut UniversityPhone : Office : 0480-2829658, Mob : 9447576116E-Mail-ccpeijk@gmail.com. Web : www.ccpeijk.inADMISSION 2013* B.P.Ed : Beachelor of Physical EducationOne year P. G. Degree Course forGraduates* B.P.E:- Bachelor of Physical EducationThree year Degree Course for +2 CandidatesAdministration of the Union Territory of LakshadweepOffice of the Deputy CollectorKavaratti Island-682 555F.No.16/1/2013-DC (KVT) Vol.II Dated 19.06.2013.NOTICEShri. Alikoya, Kunjelium of Kavaratti Island hasapplied for Ownership/Possession Certificate in respect ofhis landed property in Survey No. 904/7 Part measuring 1600Sq.m. at Kavaratti as per the Document No.77/2011 BI dated06.06.2011. of Sub Registrar, Kavaratti.It is proposed to give Ownership Certificate infavour of above person. Those who have objections, if any,to the issuance of the Ownership Certificate may file theirobjections, with vaild documents in support of their claims,before the undersigned within 30 days from the date ofpublication of this Notice.Sd/-(M.K. CHERIYAKOYA)Deputy Collector.Lakshadweep State Wakf BoardUnion Territory of Lakshadweep,Firdous Annex, 1 st Floor Post Office Junction,Kavaratti-682 555F. No. 20/1/96-Wakf Dated : 15.06.2013.Á»fi-G‡-ÿ°•∑Jfl- Δb‡-…fl-Ê‹ Œ¯Afi-¯…Ufl-œ·--Êø- μ‚-G·-Œ·J’‹applefl-œfi-œflƒ-ÊX˘--Á…¯°μ‚-øfl- -Á∫V-A√-ÊŒKfi-’÷c--ÊMGÌ ©N∫ÓNfi-ø Ç-ÀfiJÌ‹fΔb‡-…° ’∂À°-ÁÃfiV-¡° ≥À‡-ÿflW •-Á…f ÿŒV-Mfl-∫Ófl-¯fl-A·K·.œƒfl-»fiW- Œ¯Afi-¯…Ufl-œ·-Êø- μ‚-G·-Œ·J’‹applefl-œfi-œfl -d÷‡-Œƒfl-©N∫ÓNfi-ø Ç-ÀfiJÌ ÆK’-ʯ »fl-œŒfl-A·KƒflW- V--ÊACfl-‹·¢- ’‹apple -Áf…-ÁŒfi, …¯fi-ƒfl--Áœfi ©-ÊICflW- ® -Á»fi-G‡-ÿ°…¯ÿc--ÊMø·Jfl- Œ·-Mƒ° (30) Δfl-’ÿJfl-»μ¢- ‹fΔb‡-…° ÿ°Áxx°’∂À°- ÁÃfi-V-¡° ≥À‡-ÿflW …¯fi-ƒfl- ÿŒV-Mfl--ÁAIƒfi-√°. -ʃ{fl--Á’fi-ø·- μ‚-øflœ‹applefiJ ≤¯· -Áf…’·¢- ÿb‡-μ¯fl-A·Kƒ‹apple.≤M°(…fl. …fl. x)∫‡-À° Æμ°ÿfl-μc-‚-G‡-’° ≥À‡-ÿV.Sd/-(M. K. SAYED MOHAMMEDKOYA)Sub Divisional Officer, Andrott Island.Administration of the UnionTerritory of LakshadweepOffice of the DeputyCollectorKavaratti Island-682 555F.No.16/1/2013-DC (KVT)Vol. II Dated 14.06.2013.NOTICEShri. Aboobacker,Pokarachiyapura of KavarattiIsland has applied forOwnership/Possession Certificatein respect of hislanded property in SurveyNo. 855/5 measuring190 Sq.m. at Kavaratti as perthe Document No. 20/2013BI dated 15.04.2013. of SubRegistrar, Kavaratti.It is proposed togive Ownership Certificate infavour of above person.Those who have objections,if any, to the issuance of theOwnership Certificate mayfile their objections, with vailddocuments in support oftheir claims, before theundersigned within 30 daysfrom the date of publicationof this Notice.Sd/-(M.K. CHERIYAKOYA)Deputy Collector.Government of India Ministry of ShippingOffice of the Executive EngineerAndaman Lakshadweep Harbour Works, Amini - 682 552No.LHW/EE/AMN/T-17/2013-14 Dated : 13.06.2013.AMENDMENT TO THE TENDER NOTICENo.LHW/EE/AMN/T-17/868/2013-14 dated : 30.05.2013.The following amendments are issued to the tender notice cited above :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Extended date Re-extended dateSl. Name of work Tender No. Date of Date & Date of Date &No. issue of Time of issue of Time oftender opening tender openingformform--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sweeping and ALHW/AMN/cleaning of Tenderdepartmental04/2013-14 13.06.2013 15.06.2013 25.06.2013 27.06.2013buildings and Datedjetty at Amini 14.05.2013Island for theperiod from01.07.2013 to30.06.2014--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------All other terms and conditions of tender notice will remain unchanged.Sd/-EXECUTIVE ENGINEER (CIVIL).F.No.15/7/2012-SDO (And)Office of the Sub Divisional Officer, Andrott IslandDated 11.06.2013.NOTICEThe following persons have applied for Ownership/ Possession Certificate inrespect of their landed property. The details of Survey No., Document No., etc. as follows.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sl. Name of the present Sy. No/Sub Area in Details ofNo. LandHolder Div. No. Sq. Mts Document/ Pro of---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Smt. Naseeda Beegum Lavanakkal 481/15part 315 Sq.mts. D.No.60/2013D a t e d18.3.20132. Shri. Sayed Shihabudheenkoya, 415/5part 290 Sq.mts. D.No.52/2012Thangal, K. Puradam Dated 05.5.2012------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------It is proposed to give Ownership Certificate in favour of the above person. Thosewho have objections, if any, to the issuance of the Ownership Certificate may file theirobjections, with vaild documents in support of their claims, before the undersigned within30 days from the publication of this Notice in Lakshadweep Times.Sd/-(M. K. SAYED MOHAMMEDKOYA)Sub Divisional Officer, Andrott Island.All matters tobe published inLakshadweepTimes shouldbe addressedto the Director,Information &PublicRelations,U.T.L, KavarattiRC BOOK LOSTMy RC Book issued in favour of RegistrationNo.LD-01 0803 has been lost irrecoverably lost during lastmonth. If the same obtained anybody, may please be madeavailable in the following address.Sd/-(IBRAHIM KALLIKAGOTHI)Kudehi Village9447983610Minicoy Island, LakshadweepPin : 682 559Administration of the Union Territory of LakshadweepOffice of the Deputy Collector, KavarattiF.No.12/3/2013-DC (KVT) Dated : 18 th June, 2013.NOTICEShri. Sayed Mohammed Basheer Thangal,Ekkarpalli House of Kavaratti Island has applied for HeirshipCertificate in respect of his father late Shri. SayedShaikkoya Thangal, Ummarmanoda of Kavaratti Island whohas expired on 12.09.2012. The Amin Kavaratti has reportedafter due enquiry that the following persons are the heirs of(late) Shri. Sayed Shaikkoya Thangal, Ummarmanoda ofKavaratti Island as detailed below :----------------------------------------------------------------------------Sl.No. Name & Address RelationshipAge----------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Smt. Attabi, Ekkarpalli, Kavaratti Wife 75 years2. Shri.Sayed Mohammed BasheerThangal, Ekkarpalli, Kavaratti Son 54 years3. Shri. Sayyid Naseerudeen Thangal,Ekkarpalli, Kavaratti Son 52 years4 . Shri. Sayyed Abdul Rahman Thangal,Ekkarpalli, Kavaratti Son 42 years5. Shri. Sayed Abdul Raheem Thangal,Ekkarpalli, Kavaratti Son 42 years6. Smt. Mariyommabi, Ekkarpalli,Kavaratti Daughter 38 years7. Smt. Sainabi, Padipura, Amini Wife 70 years-------------------------------------------------------------------------------It is proposed to issue necessary Heirship Certificate infavour of the above persons. The persons who haveobjections, if any, to the issuance of the Heirship Certificateas proposed may file their objections with vaild documents insupport of their claims to the undersigned within 30 days fromthe date of publication of this Notice.Sd/-(M.K. CHERIYAKOYA)Deputy Collector.

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