Weather Report Dated 6.08.2009

Local forecast for next 24 hours (Gangtok & its neighborhood):

General Cloudy sky. Chances of moderate rain or showers. Maximum and minimum temperatures likely to be around 21°C and18°C respectively.

Gangtok city forecast of Max., Min. & Wx. Condition

Valid for the period	Max inoC	Min inoC	Rainfall in mm	Wx condition
Next 24 hours	21	18	036.0	Moderate Rain or showers
Next 48 hours	22	19	014.0	Moderate Rain or showers

Met data dated 6.08.2009

Today’s Sun sets at (in IST)	18:18	Tomorrow Sun rises at (in IST)	05:00
Moon rises at (in IST)	18:58	Moon sets at (in IST)	05:55
24 hours rainfall( in mm)	014.5
Max Temp. (in 0C)	23.0	Dep. from normal	+0.0
Min Temp. (in 0C)	18.7	Dep. from normal	+1.7

Station M.C. Gangtok

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On July 18th, 2009

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DISTRIBUTION OF RAKHI BY SSB ON THE OCCASION OF RAKSHA BANDHAN

PIB, Gangtok 6^th August, 2009: A day long programme was organized by the Sikkim Area of Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) in various places of Sikkim to celebrate the auspicious occasion of “Raksha Bandhan” in collaboration with Dainik Jagran Newspaper, to spread the message of brotherhood.

Functions were held in Kyongsa Senior School, Geyzing, Vidya Bharati School, Sombaria and Dream Land Academy, Uttarey. The Chief Guest of the programme Shri A K Nath, Area Organiser, SSB, Sikkim spoke about the need of brotherhood among the citizens of India especially those people living along the international border and to spread the message of nationalism by way of celebrating various festivals of the country. A total of 220 students across the state celebrated the Raksha Bandhan conducted by SSB Sikkim Area. (PIB)

Football field disintegrates into a battlefield

Sikkim Express, Gangtok, Aug 6:The West Point school ground, popularly known as Guards Ground, today turned into a battlefield with the supporters of two football teams protesting their way into a bloody encounter that left several students battered and bruised.

The ‘wrestlemania’ took place today afternoon during the quarterfinal match between ‘TNites’, a team cobbled by the students of TNHSS and the football team of Sahastra Seema Bal (SSB), a paramilitary force deputed in Sikkim.The match was the second quarterfinal game of the West Point Golden Jubilee football tournament which had commenced recently. According to the students, the match was going well until the second half where a dispute crept over a decision by the referee.It is informed that the school team protested over the decision which then snowballed into an open confrontation between the supporters of both the teams.

Judging by the bruises, bloody noses and a possible hand fracture that the students suffered as the accompanying pictures show, it is to realize that which team emerged victorious from the scrape and which came second best. At least seven students and one teacher of TNHSS sustained injurious in the beating from the hands of the SSB jawans. The students were treated at STNM hospital and discharged after first aid. The injured students were Kasam Sherpa (Class XII) and MD Sadam (Class X), Sonam Tseten (Class X), Aditya Chettri (Class X), Tseten Lepcha (Class IX), Sonam Palden (Class X) and Paras Baraily (Class X). The injury toll of the students is more as many students stamped all over by the SSB did not report to the hospital for treatment. Many of them simply ran away to their homes with their injuries, the injured students said.

Those savages did not even spare the school teacher, the terrified students said to media referring to their teacher DB Chettri who also took some beating. I had gone to field to control the situation but I was beaten up by the jawans who accused me of inciting the students, the injured teacher said. The injured teacher and students told media that when the game disintegrated following a refereeing decision, the SSB jawans from the spectators’ galleries rushed to the field leading to the assault. They came with bamboo sticks and rods and hammered us even as we were fleeing, accused the students. They also kicked us with their heavy boots, said the injured students to media.

Gangtok Sadar Police quickly intervened to control the situation before matters went out of hand and hauled both sides to the police station. The police were taking inputs from both sides till late in the evening to proceed ahead with the matter in the best possible manner keeping in the view that it was students and paramilitary jawans involved in the matter.

A Press Report issued by Duk Nath Nepal, Coordinator of Matribhumi Suraksha Sanghathan is received by KalimNews as follows:-

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SWINE FLUE PATIENT MISSING PTI, Aug 6 :A Boston-returned student, who tested positive for swine flu and was staying at his home here despite advice by authorities to admit him in an isolation ward, has mysteriously gone missing. Airports and railway stations here have been alerted after 21-year-oldGopal Kumar Tiwari went missing from his residence at Kodma-Sonari Link Road area last night, West Singhbhum DeputyCommissioner Ravindra Agarwal said. Gopal, staying with her doctor mother Pushpa Tiwari, had left home saying he would return soon. But he did not Agarwal said police had procured Gopal&aposs passport registration number from his family. A written undertaking was taken from Tiwari&aposs mother that she would keep Tiwari in isolation in the house and would not allow him to move out, he said. District civil surgeon Dr Deepali Dey said they wanted to keep Gopal at an isolation ward in the Tata Main Hospital after he tested positive for H1NI virus yesterday. However, he was allowed to remain in isolation at his home following a directive from Delhi last evening. Dr Swaran Singh, a nodal officer appointed by the district administration to monitor swine flu cases, said Gopal&aposs throat swab samples were sent to Kolkata last Sunday and it was confirmed he had contracted the H1N1 virus. Bengal dismisses GJM municipality resoluttion IE, Kolkata 6 Aug: Ahead of the tripartite talks between the state government, the Centre and the Gorkha Janamukti Morcha (GJM) on the GJM’s demand for a separate Gorkhaland, the state government on Wednesday turned down a resolution adopted by the chairpersons of the three municipalities of Darjeeling, Kurseong and Kalimpong for running the administration of these municipalities. All the three municipalities are run by the GJM, which stalled elections of these civic bodies slated for June 16. In fact, not a single nomination could be filed because of the GJM’s opposition. As the term of the three municipalities ended on July 31, the state government appointed the SDOs of the three sub-divisions as administrators of the municipalities. The chairpersons of the municipalities were also made part of the Board. However, on August 1 the chairpersons of the three civic bodies — Pemba Tshering of Darjeeling, Norden Lama of Kalimpong, Krishna Limbo of Kueseong — adopted a resolution saying that the administration of the three civic bodies would continue to be run by the chairmen-in-council. They even issued cheques for payment of staff’s salaries and for meeting other expenses. The resolution reached the state government headquarters at Writers’ Buildings on August 3. Notices were sent to the banks concerned not to honour any of the cheques. “The move initiated by the three municipalities is unconstitutional and contrary to the Municipal Act. Any such move is unacceptable to us. The banks have been told not to clear the cheques,” said a state government official. Amar Lama, a senior leader of the GJM, said they had not yet received any communication from the state government.