Mangaluru: Mohtisham's ' 'Canopy' bags ACCE(I) MLR Ultra Tech Award 2021
Award is conferred by Association of Consulting Engineers India, Mangalore Centre
Mangaluru: Mohtisham Complexes Pvt. Ltd., one of the most renowned builders of the city has bagged the prestigious Association of Consulting Engineers India, Mangalore Centre’s Ultra Tech Award 2021 for “Well-built Concrete Structure (Multi-Storey) in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Shivamogga, and Chikkamagaluru District” for the year 2021.
Mohtisham, who have been the pioneer of several prestigious projects in the city has bagged the award for their project “Canopy” located in Urwa in Mangaluru.
The award will be conferred at the “Awards Nite” that will be held on Tuesday 11th January 2022 at the Milagres Church Hall in the city.
S.M.Arshad, Managing Director of Mohtisham Complexes Pvt Ltd. told Vartha Bharati “This award is an acknowledgment of our continuous endeavor to raise the standards & develop the highest quality, ultra-luxury residential projects having world-class infrastructure & amenities for a comprehensive/modern lifestyle in line with our vision to enhance Mangalore’s skyline.”
MOHTISHAM COMPLEXES PVT. LTD which commenced its operation in the year 1990, is the leading property developer in Mangalore with 31 years of experience in building Residential Apartments, Commercial Complexes & Malls. Around 50 properties developed & in the process of development with a total land area of about 50 Acres.
“Every Mohtisham project takes care of the community living provisions required to ensure peaceful co-existence. By undertaking the pre-requisites of collective living, due attention is paid to common facilities and long-term maintenance issues, all this without burdening investors time and again. Innovative practices have ensured that minimum funds are required to be used for maintenance purposes,” an official statement from the company stated.
“Mangalore city today is a picture of the multi-dimensional growth that Mohtisham had envisioned way back in 1990. It is Mohtisham’s unflinching commitment to quality and adherence to standards that has set the benchmark for its performance. This quality consciousness exemplifies all projects of Mohtisham. The iconic City Centre Mall of Mangalore, Ivory Towers Apartments, and now Canopy and Fernhill Apartments stand testimony to our efforts at innovation and quality consciousness,” the company says.
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Mamata visits Bhabanipur EVM strong room, warns against counting irregularities
Kolkata (PTI): West Bengal Chief Minister and TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee early Friday warned against any attempt to tamper with the counting process, hours after she visited an EVM strong room in Bhabanipur, alleging possible malpractice.
Banerjee, who emerged around 12:07 am after spending nearly four hours at the counting centre for her Bhabanipur constituency housed in Sakhawat Memorial School in south Kolkata, said only one person would be allowed inside the designated counting area.
"Either the candidate or one agent can stay upstairs. I have also suggested installation of a CCTV camera for the media," she told reporters.
Stressing the need for transparency, she said, "It is essential to maintain transparency. People’s votes must be protected. I rushed here after receiving complaints. The central forces initially did not allow me to enter."
Sounding a stern note ahead of the May 4 counting, she added, "If there is any plan to tamper with the counting process, it will not be tolerated."
On Thursday evening, Banerjee had reached the Bhabanipur Assembly segment counting centre, which houses the strong room for EVMs used in the April 29 polling, citing suspicion of tampering with the machines.
She entered the premises along with her election agent and remained inside for hours, even as Kolkata Mayor and TMC candidate from the Kolkata Port segment Firhad Hakim reached the spot but could not meet her.
"I reached here upon learning that the chief minister has arrived. But I couldn’t meet her since she was already inside the premises, exercising her right as a candidate to visit strong rooms. I wasn’t allowed there. I will not be able to confirm what exactly is transpiring inside," Hakim said.
The development coincided with protests by TMC candidates Kunal Ghosh and Shashi Panja outside the Khudiram Anushilan Kendra in north Kolkata, where they staged a sit-in alleging irregularities and possible tampering of EVMs stored in strong rooms, leading to face-offs between TMC and BJP supporters.
Earlier in a video message, Banerjee had urged party leaders, workers and polling agents to maintain a 24-hour vigil on EVM strong rooms, alleging that the BJP could attempt to tamper with the machines before counting begins.
Her remarks come amid heightened political tension in the state following a fiercely contested Assembly election, with parties closely monitoring arrangements and raising concerns over transparency.
