December 27, 2009

KONARK "LAND PLOTS" FOR SALE.

KONARK MEDICARE WORLD (KMW) is a direct selling/marketing company, which exclusively distributes/markets Alternative Medical Products, which are made in South Korea. KMW is based in Kuwait and has branches in UAE and India. KMW is a proud member of The Direct Selling Educational Institute in Dubai (DSEI, Dubai). The business distributors of KMW are from Kuwait, Goa, Mangalore and many other parts of India. KMW Distributors comprise Kuwaitis, Egyptians, Lebanese, Jordanians, Central Americans, EU citizens, Goans, Mangaloreans, and Indians from other parts of India. Besides others, Goans are also in the Board of Directors.

In addition to Medicare services KMW has recently entered into the Real Estate Business. Currently KMW has acquired a huge plot of land at Neral near a Hill station (Matheran) close to the upcoming Airport, for sale in plots of 1500 (Sq. Ft)/ 139 (Sq. Mt) and above. Each Sq. Mt at a cost of Rs. 4305/- and each Sq.Ft at a cost of Rs. 400/-).

ABOUT NERAL:-
1. Neral is a picturesque little town that sits on the banks of the River Ulhas. Straddled by the Matheran Mountains on one side and the Deccan plateau on the other, the region is famous for its temperate weather and panoramic views.
2. 55 KMS away from Navi Mumbai.
3. 1 KM away from the local Railway Station.
4. 10 KMS away from the Matheran Peak.

PLACES OF INTEREST:-
1. Matheran Dubbed the tiniest Hill Station in India, Matheran is perched at an elevation of 2625 feet. A narrow gauge ‘toy train’ winds its way up from Neral, treating visitors to breathtaking views of the Sahyadris. There’s also a tar road that goes up to Dasturi Naka which is 11 km from the town. In an effort to preserve the region’s ecology, no vehicles are permitted beyond this point. Visitors may choose to walk or continue on horseback.


2. Bhimashankar located in village of Bhorgiri, the Bhimashankar temple is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Shiva. While the temple dates back to the mid 18th century, the Shrine Bhimashankaram finds mention in texts from the 13th century. The nearby Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary is a popular weekend getaway.

3. Peth Sitting at an altitude of 1550 ft, Peth (or Kotligad as it is also known) is a small Fort with a large cave at its base. Dating back to Sambhaji’s empire in the early 17th century, its principal feature is a dramatic stone staircase that leads to a funnel-shaped fortification at the top.

4. Ulhas Valley The valley of the Ulhas River springs to life in the monsoon with hundreds of streams and waterfalls tumbling over the rich green mountain sides. The area is a popular destination for trekkers from Mumbai and Pune.

5. Tuscany Terraces:- The site is just 150 Meters away from Tuscany Terraces, a new resident.

OPPORTUNITY:-
1. Since Neral is zoned within the Metropolitan Mumbai Region and is less than 40 km from the proposed site of the new International Airport at Panvel, a vacation home here makes for an excellent investment opportunity.

NOTE: - All legal documents for checking are available at the Konark office on request.
We are also looking for Dealers (Franchisee owners) for our exclusive FIR and Negative
Ion products in any part of the world.

Any person interested in acquiring these plots may kindly contact:-
DR. Sunil M. Chavan.
Address: - office no. 1, floor 1, Building no. 5, Al Othman Street, Hawally, Kuwait.
Telephone: - 00965-22636211 / 00965-66271529
Email: - sunilchavan@konarkmedicareworld.net

Mr. Abdul Rahman Al Muhaiteeb
Telephone: - 00965-99575709
Email: - snowe@hotmail.com

Mr. Rebello Antonio E. L.
Telephone: - 00965-97396406
Email: - rebello@parckwt.fasttelco.com

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GOAN BAMON BHATKAR REPLIES.

Goan Bamon Bhatkar
Fri, Dec 25, 2009 at 9:05 PM
To: goa.kranti@gmail.com
Goan Bamon Bhatkar has left a new comment on your post:

"48 YEARS OF CORRUPT RULE IN GOA UNDER BHARAT.":

Dear Mr. A. Veronica Fernandes,

I must say you write very well. However, from whatever i have read, you are a man full of complexes with a hatred of the Goan Bammon Bhatkars. Every caste had good and bad people. but to categorise all goan bamon bhatkars as chors etc is to pass a rash judgement without using much sense. I am sure if you check properly, a lot of the goan bamon bhatkars did a lot of good for the people of goa. so next time think before you write.

Posted by Goan Bamon Bhatkar.

December 24, 2009

GIFT OF A CHILD. Another side of Kuwait.

GIFT OF A CHILD.
By:Rev. Andy Thompson. St. Paul Anglican Church, Ahmadi, Kuwait.
Reproduced from Kuwait’s “Arab Times” dated 11.12.09.

I held a new born baby, last week. At two weeks old, the little chap was well wrapped up and bundled in a warm blanket. What was unusual about this baby was his surroundings. We were in a cell in a police station. His mother, a rape victim was in a jail for absconding. Her case highlighted for me some of the challenges that face workers in Kuwait. She does not want to go through the lengthy process of a court case to fight for justice – she simply wants to go home – with the baby.

Giving birth to children outside of wedlock is a crime in Kuwait. Even rape victims are treated as criminals unless proved otherwise. To register a birth in Kuwait requires the father’s identity and a marriage certificate. No father and no marriage certificate means no birth certificate can be issued easily. This means that mother and child spend months in jail. Embassies can help, but they can only respond if the police inform them. In the case above, the little fellow is sharing a small cell with a dozen other women one toilet between them. Supplies are minimal and his diet is unpredictable. We discovered he was regularly fed mineral water. The police though symphatetic were unable to do much. We offered sanctuary, but were told the baby is a ward of state for the time being. Upon contacting the embassyof the rape victim I was told that they had no knowledge of the mother or the baby. They would come they assured me, if the police will call them.

Giving birth to a baby is hard at the best of times, but if you know that your baby is illegal and that a jail sentence is inevitable, I wonder what you would do? For a maid, with little money and opportunity, they often feel that they have no choice but to get rid of the baby as soon as possible without being caught. The result is that babies are born in secret and then abandoned to die.Precise statistics are hard to get.

If a baby is found before it dies, the child is placed in a ward at hospital and officers are made to locate the parents. If after thirty days no parents are found then the baby is placed in an orphanage and given Kuwaiti citizenship. Sometimes they are taken in by local families, but expatriates are not allowed to adopt orphans. Several expatriates have tried to adopt orphan children but have been told outright that this is impossible. While the orphanage is well supplied, no institution can ever be a substitute for a loving family.

Babies are a gift from God. Society is entrusted with their care, regardless of the circumstances of their birth. Illegitimacy and poverty is no harrier to the potential opportunities and achievements of a child. We are forcefully reminded of this by the baby born at Christmas time. Born in a crude stable of questionable parentage, Jesus reminds us of how God identifies with the poor and the weak in our society. His life and work provokes us to once again look at the most vulnerable in our society with care and respect.