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Hearing of our SLP No. 21206/2017 Our case came up today as scheduled.   We are informed by our Counsel as well as Shri VK Jain (Legal  Committee Member at Delhi) that the court ordered ' Dasti 'on the Respondents (LIC/UOI) i.e. notice to be served by hand and ordered the same to be returnable  in four weeks . our counsel has assured that he will ensure that the notice is served immediately. Once the notice is served, the matter will be listed after the expiry of the stipulated period. We can therefore assume that the next date of hearing will be in the first week of November.  Our counsels (both Shri Garg & Senior) were present and also the Sr. Counsel representing AIRIEF.  Further developments will be intimated in due course.  GN Sridharan. Gen. Secy., Fedn of Retd LIC Class1 officers' Assns. Click here to  Reply  or  Forward

G N S   INFORMS IT IS CONFIRMED THAT  OUR SLP 21206/2017  INSISTED FOR HEARING ON 28/08/2017. WE ARE ENGAGING  SHRI VIJAY HANSARIA, SR.COUNSEL  TO APPEAR FOR US ALONG WITH OUR LONG TIME ADVOCATE ON RECORD SHRI RAJIV GARG. PLEASE AWAIT MY CIRCULAR  ON 28TH EVENING. SMS  FROM GNS

Having such large ears and a small mouth means you should listen more and talk less.” Daaji our spiritual Master at Sri Ramachandra Mission explains: BIRTHDAY OF LORD GANESHA SEP 05. 2016 Dear Friends, Warm wishes to you all on this happy and auspicious occasion when Hindus celebrate the birthday of Lord Ganesha. But we neither need to be Hindu nor religious to appreciate the story of his wonderful life and what he represents. In Hindu homes, this festival is usually filled with immense joy. There is often a retelling of the story of Lord Ganesha, as well as special food, decorations, music and offerings. For children, Ganesha is a magical, mythological being, and parents often refer to him and his life to teach values, such as “Having such large ears and a small mouth means you should listen more and talk less.” There are also some very beautiful and profound spiritual messages we can learn from Ganesha that are universal in their appeal. When you look at