I received no emails from anyone during the morning of 30 December 2015 and did not feel that I had brought my truth search to a natural closure with the book publication matter still outstanding. I had to have the book scrutinsed through the court as far as I was able for comments against individuals such as Mr Malcolm Dodds and Egregious were made that I did not have concrete evidence for. No posts were posted in my Blog either. I sent the following forwarding email to CCmCC Court and Medway County Court with an attachment that was this book up to this point that I had entitled with the Word document name ‘TheAllurementofRealityJan2016.docs’ specifying that this communication was following on from previous proceedings with these courts:
Shantanu, this holiday card has your name on it! (3)
Shan Panigrahi <shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk>
To
Ccmcc Customer Enquiries Enquiries Medway County
30 December 2015 at 1:22 PM
Dear Sirs
1. I have not received any acknowledgement of the following email from AuthorhouseUK and neither have I received any feedback from Olympia Publishers on their decisions on whether to publish the attached book, 'The Allurement of Reality' (TheAllurementofRealityJan2016.doc).
2. I believe that these two companies have systematically and without due concern for the public interest and private interest in so far as my earning potential is concerned, have prevented the dissemination of this document on contemporary history. Furthermore, AuthorhouseUK is refusing to refund my £586 self-publishing Fee that I paid for no reason but to subject me to State-sponsored persecution.
3. I would therefore be grateful if you would kindly arrange for a hearing of this Case in accordance with previous communications with you at Medway County Court and direct the respondents to pay the Court Fee applicable.
Yours sincerely
Dr Shantanu Panigrahi
On Friday, 25 December 2015, 14:23, Shan Panigrahi <shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
Dear Sir
1. Your Ms Rebecca Carter may not wish to refer to the transcript of our conversation between 1.20pm and 1.30 pm (UK-Time) on 21 December 2015, but I do have a good memory.
2. Having reviewed my interactions with AuthorhouseUK I had asked her if AuthorhouseUK was prepared to receive my final version of the book, 'The Allurement of Reality'. I explained to her that this was a historical account of events, and all libel and invasion of privacy issues had been taken into account by me. As a Self-Publishing venture for which I paid money I will not accept your Firms conditions in this regard. Further, until this book is published by AuthorhouseUK as presented I will not be submitting any other books to AuthorhouseUK.
3. Accordingly, if you do not wish to receive the final version from me and print it without any editing other than for typographical and grammatical errors, kindly refund my £586 immediately.
Yours sincerely
Dr Shantanu Panigrahi
On Wednesday, 23 December 2015, 14:34, AuthorHouse <publishinginfo@authorhouse.co.uk> wrote: Greetings…..
The following exchange took place on this thread:
Shantanu, this holiday card has your name on it! (5)
On Wednesday, 30 December 2015, 14:54, "Medway County, Enquiries" <enquiries@medway.countycourt.gsi.gov.uk> wrote:
Dear Sir,
The court cannot issue proceedings on your behalf. You may issue proceedings yourself and the fees from issuing this would be included as the court costs if you are successful.
Regards,
Miss Nic Gibson Civil & Enforcement Section Medway County Court Anchorage House 47-67 High Street Chatham Kent ME44DW T: 01634 887927 F: 01634 811332
Please note that I am not the direct administrator for your case and will not answer queries unless they are made through the enquires mailbox enquiries@medway.countycourt.gsi.gov.uk
Shan Panigrahi <shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk>
To
Medway County, Enquiries
30 Dec 2015 at 3:11 PM
Dear Miss Nic Gibson
1. I will pay the Court Fee which is why this email was sent to the CCmCC for processing. I wait to hear from them the amount that I should pay to initiate the proceedings.
2. Why do you say that my issuing of these proceedings may not be successful?
Yours sincerely
Dr Shantanu Panigrahi
The Court did not reply on this thread but chose to send me another email as follows:
[No Subject]
Gibson, Nicola <nicola.gibson@hmcts.gsi.gov.uk>
To
'Shan Panigrahi'
30 Dec 2015 at 3:46 PM
Good Afternoon,
Please find attached EX50 form containing guidance regarding fees.
In response to your second question “Why do you say that my issuing of these proceedings may not be successful?”
I am not implying that it wouldn’t be, but I cannot say that it would be. I am not legally trained and am not privy to the details of this case therefore would not be able to comment on whether a claim is successful or not hence using if which would suggest that the outcome is conditional.
Many Regards,
Miss Nic Gibson
Civil & Enforcement Section
Medway County Court
Anchorage House
47-67 High Street
Chatham
Kent
ME44DW
T: 01634 887927
F: 01634 811332
Please note that I am not the direct administrator for your case and will not answer queries unless they are made through the enquires mailbox enquiries@medway.countycourt.gsi.gov.uk
Attachmen t Download
ex050-eng .pdf
I found this very puzzling and it seemed to me that the Court was trying to dislodge the proceedings that I had initiated so that I would not be able to forward it to the Court of Appeal because the book would have to be sent again it was not being acknowledged as relevant yet. The attachment document gave the Court Fees for all kinds of proceedings and it was not helpful for it would identify specific respondents for damages to be awarded and evidence to be sought, when this was a Case of State-persecution that utilized its morons who had to be kept silent by the authorities as I saw it. The following morning the status quo was not satisfactory as the silence continued and I sent the following email back to the Court for the attention of the Court Manager, and not as a reply to Miss Nic Gibson whose emailed reply I as effectively appealing:
Non-Issuing of Court Proceedings for the non-publication of 'TheAllurementofRealityJan2016.docx' by Olympia Publishers and AuthorhouseUK
Shan Panigrahi <shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk>
To
Enquiries Medway County
31 Dec 2015 at 8:18 AM
To
The Court Manager Medway County Court
31 December 2015
Dear Sir/Madam
Dr Shantanu Panigrahi vs Olympia Publishers and AuthorhouseUK
I am hereby appealing against the decision of Medway County Court not to issue court proceedings against Olympia Publishers and AuthorhouseUK for their non-publication of my book, 'The Allurement of Reality' that the court has in its possession as an electronic copy (TheAllurementofRealityJan2016.docx) for the reason that the Court has ruled that the applicant should bear the unquantifiable court's costs for the proceedings.
Yours sincerely
Dr Shantanu Panigrahi
On Wednesday, 30 December 2015, 15:46, "Gibson, Nicola" <nicola.gibson@hmcts.gsi.gov.uk> wrote:
No Subject
Good Afternoon,
Please find attached EX50 form containing guidance regarding fees.
In response to your second question “Why do you say that my issuing of these proceedings may not be successful?”
I am not implying that it wouldn’t be, but I cannot say that it would be. I am not legally trained and am not privy to the details of this case therefore would not be able to comment on whether a claim is successful or not hence using if which would suggest that the outcome is conditional.
Many Regards,
Miss Nic Gibson
Civil & Enforcement Section
Medway County Court
Anchorage House
47-67 High Street
Chatham
Kent
ME44DW
T: 01634 887927
F: 01634 811332
Please note that I am not the direct administrator for your case and will not answer queries unless they are made through the enquires mailbox enquiries@medway.countycourt.gsi.gov.uk
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Comment: This was a probe seeking information for clarification that would identify for me if there was a central state authority that had manipulated proceedings or whether it was all the play of guna consciousness forces.
Whether or not guna consciousness forces operate to get humans to act in particular ways, when an application appealing a decision has been made unless a reply is received straightaway it shows that the State is guilty of persecution. I had to interpret the court’s responses and it is for the court to tell me if it is the correct interpretation or not. If it was not then it has to explain why that ‘shit’ was sent to me by Ms Nic Gibson from her personal email account within the court with a disclaimer suddenly. The Court was in fact playing dirty tricks on me with its emails. The reason the Court was trapped by my appeal is because whilst Olympia Publishers and AuthorhouseUK may say that there are libel and invasion of privacy issues outstanding in the book my submission is that there are no such issues since all of the contents are the factual truth and a historical account of events so that none of the parties listed in the book need be issued with proceedings to get them to lodge valid objections to the publication that the Publishers apparently are seeking. The fact is that they are seeking these clearances under false pretences and the Court has to take sides in this matter: if it sides with the Publishers the onus must be on the Publishers to prove that they have legitimate concerns that preventing them from publishing the book and are not just acting as agents of the State to prevent the world from knowing what I have experienced in this country and identifying the people who have mounted the persecution on me. This means that I am appealing to the Court that it must be respondents who must bear the court’s costs for these aspects of the proceedings for which the respondents would have to identify precisely which sections of the book require such investigations during the court’s processing of the case and why. I should therefore only pay the £70 fee for the refund of the Publishing Fee that I have paid AuthorhouseUK. If the Court replies to my email these justifications will be clarified in my explanation of why the court’s costs are termed as unquantifiable in the Appeal.
Of course the State knows that the email from Ms Gibson was a moronic attempt to thwart justice as arising from these proceedings that would have proven the allegation of State-organised persecution.
All day went by and nothing came from any source.
The following further developments should be taken into consideration in assessing the nature of my allegation of criminal conspiracy to break my resistance to State-organised persecution.
On New Year’s Eve/New Year a former colleague at Natural Resources Institute who is still in the Institute, Linda Nicolaides who lives locally in Wigmore came to our home along with Dr Chris Wood and his wife Marguerita on an invitation from my wife for a meal and to see in the New Year as we have done on numerous occasions previously. During that time I asked her if she would be able to help me read a Word5 document of mine that I was having difficulty with. She said she would and gave me her University of Greenwich email address to send it to. I sent it to her on New Years Day and the following developments then took place:
Document written in old Word5 document (8)
Linda Nicolaides <L.Nicolaides@greenwich.ac.uk>
To
Shan Panigrahi
3 Jan 2015 at 10:23 AM
Dear Shan,
This is good news. I had thought talking to Andrew might be a better approach, however, I have forwarded your mail to him and copied you in so that you are now in contact.
I believe that Wye would also require medical evidence to support your extenuation. Good Luck with your submission and I look forward to celebrate you being awarded a PhD.
Best wishes
Linda
Linda Nicolaides, MPh, FRSPH Principal Scientist Programme Leader, MSc Food Safety and Quality Management (e-learning/Control systems and trade) Co-programme Leader, MSc Food Innovation
From: Shan Panigrahi [shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk] Sent: 02 January 2016 16:33 To: Linda Nicolaides Subject: Re: Document written in old Word5 document
Dear Linda
Do not worry about reading the document as I managed to salvage the full document by copy pasting from the Preview in the email attachment. I have recreated the entire dissertation.
Give me Andrew's email address now please.
Shan
On Saturday, 2 January 2016, 16:07, Linda Nicolaides <L.Nicolaides@greenwich.ac.uk> wrote:
Dear Shan,
I will take the file wit me when I go back to work on Tuesday and see if the IT specialists can open it. I cannot open it on my pc which is running windows 10!!
I will also send you mail to Andrew.
More news next week.
Best wishes
Linda
Linda Nicolaides, MPh, FRSPH Principal Scientist Programme Leader, MSc Food Safety and Quality Management (e-learning/Control systems and trade) Co-programme Leader, MSc Food Innovation
From: Shan Panigrahi [shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk] Sent: 01 January 2016 15:53 To: Linda Nicolaides Subject: Document written in old Word5 document
Dear Linda
As discussed, please see if you can read the attachment document (URBANIS1A.doc) and if possible save it in the 97 or later version of Word and send it back to me
Thanks
Shan
University of Greenwich, a charity and company limited by guarantee, registered in England (reg. no. 986729). Registered office: Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, Greenwich, London SE10 9LS.
University of Greenwich, a charity and company limited by guarantee, registered in England (reg. no. 986729). Registered office: Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, Greenwich, London SE10 9LS.
Document written in old Word5 document (8)
Linda Nicolaides <L.Nicolaides@greenwich.ac.uk>
To
Andrew Westby
CC
shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk
3 Jan 2016 at 10:23 AM
Dear Andrew,
Please see the request below from Shan Panigrahi.
Kind regards
Linda
Linda Nicolaides, MPh, FRSPH Principal Scientist Programme Leader, MSc Food Safety and Quality Management (e-learning/Control systems and trade) Co-programme Leader, MSc Food Innovation
From: Shan Panigrahi [shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk] Sent: 02 January 2016 10:20 To: Linda Nicolaides Subject: Re: Document written in old Word5 document
To
Linda Nicolaides
Natural Resources Institute
The University of Greenwich
Dear Linda
1. This dissertation was the final part of my MSc in Agricultural Development that Natural Resources Institute sponsored through funds (tuition fees), study leave and text book purchases as an External student of Wye College, University of London.
2. Unfortunately, I was taken ill during my final year at the Institute in 1997-1998 and was clinically diagnosed with 'Severe Depression with Psychotic Features'. A doctor's certificate was submitted to the Institute to demonstrate this. Since my recovery from that illness and associated legal proceedings relating to my dismissal from the University of Greenwich the University of London has been asking for exceptional case approval for a late submission of the Dissertation by me which is all that is remaining for the granting of my MSc degree. Since this dissertation was a project that arose from under the Livestock Production Programme of Overseas Development Administation the Institute must approval the completion of the work and its late submission. So I need the submission of this Dissertation now to the University of London to be approved under these grounds by the present Director of Natural Resources Institute.
3. I did not have the present Director's email address to ask him to provide this special dispensation for an exceptional case late submission of the Dissertation which is why I spoke to you about the problem.
4. Please forward this matter to the Director for his immediate attention and a reply to me at my email address.
Thanks
Shan Panigrahi
3 Hoath Lane
Wigmore
Gillingham
Kent ME8 0SL
Tel 01634 379604
On Saturday, 2 January 2016, 7:26, Linda Nicolaides <L.Nicolaides@greenwich.ac.uk> wrote:
Dear Shan,
I will try and open it at work or on my old pc that I have here.
Thank you and Rashmi for a wonderful evening on New Years Eve/Day. It is good to see the New Year in with good friends.
Let's hope that 2016 bring some good things for all of us.
Best wishes
Linda Sent from my iPad
On 1 Jan 2016, at 15:53, "Shan Panigrahi" <shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
Dear Linda
As discussed, please see if you can read the attachment document (URBANIS1A.doc) and if possible save it in the 97 or later version of Word and send it back to me
Thanks
Shan
<URBANIS1(a).DOC>
University of Greenwich, a charity and company limited by guarantee, registered in England (reg. no. 986729). Registered office: Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, Greenwich, London SE10 9LS.
I had lost trust in Linda because she had first dragged her heels in the earlier emails by removing my 10.20 am 2 January 2016 email from its thread with her reply and saying ambiguously that she would send my email to Andrew; and was now saying that I would need to provide medical evidence to Wye College as if taking over the dealing of the matter on behalf of Dr Westby now whilst sending my 10.20 am email to him and bringing us into contact with each other after not responding promptly to my request for her to send me Dr Westby’s email address. Because of this loss of trust I was in the process of producing a document on my home computer for possible blogging thinking that this exchange was not getting me anywhere when she suddenly sent me the above two emails. As this document presented a more comprehensive case I needed it to be dealt with directly by the Director so when he did not contact me to acknowledge my concerns I had to get the totality of my arguments thumped directly into his office by email so that he would not have any room for manoeuvre in a bid to fob me off as Linda had done presumably on his behalf or before he himself could respond to my email as forwarded to him by Linda. So I extracted his email address from that email and sent the following email to Dr Westby which attached the document containing the full background to my submission and requesting him to send his decision directly to the Office of Independent Adjudicator (OIA) so that he knew of the complaint that was registered there against the Universities of London and Greenwich concerning the dissertation as set out in Case ME010463 of Medway County Court against the University of Greenwich and its co-conspirator respondents that British Justice would not recognise in tribunal and later court proceedings.
Circumstances delaying the consideration of my MSc Dissertation (2)
Shan Panigrahi <shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk>
To
A.Westby@greenwich.ac.uk
3 Jan 2016 at 3:21 PM
To
Dr Andrew Westby
Director, Natural Resources Institute
The University of Greenwich
3 January 2015
Dear Dr Westby
I asked Mrs Linda Nicolaides for your email address in order to make my concerns known to you so that you might consider the attached document (LivestockwithUrbanisationinEasternIndia.docx) and report appropriately to the Office for Independent Adjudicator without delay.
Thank you for your consideration
Yours sincerely
Dr Shantanu Panigrahi
3 Hoath Lane
Wigmore
Gillingham
Kent ME8 0SL
Attachment Download
LivestockwithUrbanisationinEasternIndia .docx
The attachment document that I sent Dr Westby had the following content:
Fate of my MSc Dissertation on livestock development with urbanisation in the Eastern India region
This work was undertaken as a dissertation that was first submitted to my Wye College Course Tutor in 1996 when I was still working as a researcher in Livestock Development at the Natural Resources Institute of the University of Greenwich. It was produced for partial fulfilment of the requirements for a MSc in Agricultural Development for External Students of Wye College University of London. I had completed the remaining six course units that were based on written examination with Distinction and was awarded the Postgraduate Diploma in Agricultural Development with Distinction by the University.
The Course Tutor’s decision on the dissertation that I submitted was that it required concrete economics data to qualify it for submission to the University for consideration. I was not prepared to spend time looking for such non-existent quantitative data on which to base my assertions and opinions because I was writing from direct experience and wished my dissertation to reflect the knowledge that I had gained from conducting projects funded by the Overseas Development Administration at the Institute.
In the meantime my employment was undergoing turmoil during which I was suspended from work and eventually dismissed from service by the University of Greenwich in a misconduct dispute that was not resolved to my satisfaction over the following 17 years. I therefore could not submit the dissertation to the University of London within the period of the registration of my MSc studies.
I still felt that I had done sufficient useful work in the dissertation to qualify me for my MSc degree so rejecting the Course Tutor’s advice asked the University to appoint a Livestock Specialist to examine my dissertation when I submitted it directly to the University of London in autumn of 2015 citing an unreasonable Course Tutor and other extenuating logistical and legal circumstances for my late submission. The University of London rejected the application, stating however that I had a chance of making out an exceptional case application for my late submission to the Office of Independent Adjudication (Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education, Second Floor, Abbey Gate, 57-75 Kings Road, Reading, RG1 3AB) that oversees complaints against Universities. This did not make any progress.
I felt that my case for having this dissertation considered for the award of MSc lacked the backing of the Natural Resources Institute to confirm the arguments upon which the application was made. I therefore contacted the Institute through Ms Linda Nicolaides (a Principal Scientist at the Institute) to see if he would endorse this application, as follows:
Document written in old Word5 document (4)
Shan Panigrahi <shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk>
To
Linda Nicolaides
2 January 2015 at 10:20 AM
To
Linda Nicolaides
Natural Resources Institute
The University of Greenwich
Dear Linda
1. This dissertation was the final part of my MSc in Agricultural Development that Natural Resources Institute sponsored through funds (tuition fees), study leave and text book purchases as an External student of Wye College, University of London.
2. Unfortunately, I was taken ill during my final year at the Institute in 1997-1998 and was clinically diagnosed with 'Severe Depression with Psychotic Features'. A doctor's certificate was submitted to the Institute to demonstrate this. Since my recovery from that illness and associated legal proceedings relating to my dismissal from the University of Greenwich the University of London has been asking for exceptional case approval for a late submission of the Dissertation by me which is all that is remaining for the granting of my MSc degree. Since this dissertation was a project that arose from under the Livestock Production Programme of Overseas Development Administration the Institute must give approval to the completion of the work and its late submission. So I need the submission of this Dissertation now to the University of London to be approved under these grounds by the present Director of Natural Resources Institute.
3. I did not have the present Director's email address to ask him to provide this special dispensation for an exceptional case late submission of the Dissertation which is why I spoke to you about the problem.
4. Please forward this matter to the Director for his immediate attention and a reply to me at my email address.
Thanks
Shan Panigrahi
3 Hoath Lane
Wigmore
Gillingham
Kent ME8 0SL
Tel 01634 379604
On Saturday, 2 January 2016, 7:26, Linda Nicolaides <L.Nicolaides@greenwich.ac.uk> wrote:
Dear Jan,
I will try and open it at work or on my old pc that I have here.
Thank you and Rashmi for a wonderful evening on New Years Eve/Day. It is good to see the New Year in with good friends.
Let's hope that 2016 bring some good things for all of us.
Best wishes
Linda Sent from my iPad
On 1 Jan 2016, at 15:53, "Shan Panigrahi" <shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
Dear Linda
As discussed, please see if you can read the attachment document (URBANIS1A.doc) and if possible save it in the 97 or later version of Word and send it back to me
Thanks
Shan
Email Attachment: <URBANIS1(a).DOC>
University of Greenwich, a charity and company limited by guarantee, registered in England (reg. no. 986729). Registered office: Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, Greenwich, London SE10 9LS.
The following thread of emails then developed:
Document written in old Word5 document (6)
Shan Panigrahi <shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk>
To
Linda Nicolaides
2 January 2015 at 4:33 PM
Dear Linda
Do not worry about reading the document as I managed to salvage the full document by copy pasting from the Preview in the email attachment. I have recreated the entire dissertation.
Give me Andrew's email address now please.
Shan
On Saturday, 2 January 2016, 16:07, Linda Nicolaides <L.Nicolaides@greenwich.ac.uk> wrote:
Dear Shan,
I will take the file wit me when I go back to work on Tuesday and see if the IT specialists can open it. I cannot open it on my pc which is running windows 10!!
I will also send you mail to Andrew.
More news next week.
Best wishes
Linda
Linda Nicolaides, MPh, FRSPH Principal Scientist Programme Leader, MSc Food Safety and Quality Management (e-learning/Control systems and trade) Co-programme Leader, MSc Food Innovation
From: Shan Panigrahi [shanpanigrahi@yahoo.co.uk] Sent: 01 January 2016 15:53 To: Linda Nicolaides Subject: Document written in old Word5 document
Dear Linda
As discussed, please see if you can read the attachment document (URBANIS1A.doc) and if possible save it in the 97 or later version of Word and send it back to me
Thanks
Shan
University of Greenwich, a charity and company limited by guarantee, registered in England (reg. no. 986729). Registered office: Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, Greenwich, London SE10 9LS.
Nothing further was received by me from her or from the Director of Natural Resources Institute. Googling ‘Director of Natural Resources Institute’ showed that a Dr Andrew Westby was the current Director of the Institute and so must have been the ‘Andrew’ that Linda Nicolaides was referring to in her email. I therefore saw no point in contacting the University of London or the Office of Independent Adjudication again.
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