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Birbhum violence: CBIreaches crime scenewith forensic teamBIRBHUM : Hours afterthe Calcutta High Courtordered a Central Bureauof Investigation probe intothe Birbhum violence, theCBI's forensic teamreached Rampurhat onFriday.The High Court sought areport that is to be submit-ted by April 7. The casewas being investigated byan SIT formed by theWest Bengal government.As many as eight peoplewere burnt to death in theRampurhat area of WestBengal's Birbhum onTuesday after a mob al-legedly set houses on firefollowing the killing of Tri-namool Congress leaderBhadu Sheikh.

Mohali MLAKulwant Singhpayssurprise visit toCivil Hospital

LEADING ENGLISH DAILY

Border peace foundation of stable ties,Jaishankar to Chinese FM Wang Yi

AGENCYNEW DELHI, MAR 25

External Affairs Minister (EAM) SJaishankar on Friday said that peaceand tranquillity at the border areaswith China have been the foundationof stable and cooperative ties be-tween the two countries.

He made these remarks afterholding talks with Chinese ForiegnMinister Wang Yi in New Delhi thatlasted for about three hours. Jais-hankar said that he and his Chinesecounterpart addressed a broad andsubstantive agenda in an open andcandid manner.

"I would describe the currentsituation as work in progress, obvi-ously at a slower pace than desir-able. And my discussions with For-eign Minister Wang Yi today wereaimed at expediting that process,"Jaishankar told reporters here afterdelegation-level talks with ChineseFM.

"The impact of the tension at theborder areas on the overall relation-ship has been visible in the last twoyears. This is only natural sincepeace and tranquillity at the borderareas have been the foundation ofstable and cooperative ties. Indeedwe have agreements designed tostrengthen these foundations and

prevent the kind of situation that weare seeing today," he added.

National Security Advisor(NSA) Ajit Doval on Friday told thevisiting Chinese Foreign MinisterWang Yi that there has to be "earlyand complete disengagement" inborder areas for Indo-China ties tomove forward.

In a meeting between the Chi-nese Foreign Minister and NSADoval, both countries emphasisedthat their actions should not violate

the spirit of equal and mutual securi-ty, the government sources said.

The two Asian neighbours alsoconcurred to work in the same direc-tion and resolve outstanding issuesas quickly as possible, the sourcesadded. The Chinese Foreign Minis-ter, who arrived in New Delhi onThursday, held delegation-level talkswith NSA Doval on Friday. In theirmeeting, the two sides emphasisedon the need to continue positive in-teractions at diplomatic and military

levels for restoration of peace, a pre-requisite for normalisation of bilater-al relations.

This is the first interaction atthe topmost level ever since theclashes between the two sides atthe Galwan Valley in the summerof 2020.

Both countries have held sever-al rounds of border talks to resolvethe standoff. India has called forcomplete disengagement in easternLadakh at all friction points.

Yogi Adityanath takesoath as UP CM for

second consecutive termAGENCYLUCKNOW, MAR 25

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)leader Yogi Adityanath onFriday took oath for his sec-ond consecutive term as theChief Minister of UttarPradesh.

Prime Minister NarendraModi, Defence Minister Raj-nath Singh, Union HomeMinister Amit Shah and sev-eral Union Ministers werepresent at the grand ceremo-ny in Lucknow's Ekana Sta-dium. Chief Ministers of theBJP ruled states and partyleaders also attended theoath-taking ceremony.

Yogi was sworn in byGovernor Anandiben Patel ina jam-packed Atal Bihari Va-jpayee Ekana Cricket Stadi-um having a crowd of morethan 50,000 in attendance.

The event began with thenational anthem after the ar-rival of Prime MinisterNarendra Modi.

Making the oath-taking

ceremony a mega-show,many colourful programmeswere organised for the visi-tors at the stadium where Ac-tor-politician Dinesh Lal Ya-dav alias Nirahua performedon the stage.

Adityanath on Thursdaymet Governor AnandibenPatel and staked a claim toform the government in thestate after he was electedleader of the BJP legislativeparty. The monk-turnedpolitician will take the reinsof the most populous statefor a second time in a rowafter completing his fullfive-year term - a feat re-peated after 37 years.

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, MARCH 25:

Haryana Chief Secretary, Sh. San-jeev Kaushal today assured theUnion Ministry of Jal Shakti that theState Government will continue tomake concerted efforts to sustainablymanage groundwater resources.

Divulging the details aboutHaryana's journey for Jal Shakti Ab-hiyan– Catch the Rain in synergy,during the meeting of Committee ofSecretaries (CoS) on ‘Jal Shakti Ab-hiyan: Catch the Rain (JSA: CTR)-2022’ Campaign held through videoconferencing today, Sh. Kaushal saidthat a 5 pillar Strategy including In-stitutional Reforms, Policy Interven-tions, focusing on key projects and

activities, Convergence and Imple-mentation and Governance has beenadopted by the State.

The Chief Secretary said that thegovernment of Haryana has been ledfrom the front by Chief Minister, Sh.Manohar Lal himself and several In-stitutional and Policy initiatives weretaken by the State for water conser-

vation and management.“Again leading from the front,

the Chief Minister launched one ofits kind Mera Pani Meri Virasatscheme, launched from eight dis-tricts even during the Pandemic.

During the meeting chaired byCabinet Secretary, Sh. Rajiv Gauba,it was informed that the NationalWater Mission, Ministry of Jal Shak-ti will be implementing ‘Jal ShaktiAbhiyan: Catch the Rain- 2022 cov-ering both urban and rural areas of alldistricts of the Country. The cam-paign will be launched on March 29,2022, and will continue till Novem-ber 30, 2022. Secretaries of the fol-lowing Central Departments, Min-istries and Chief Secretaries, Admin-istrators of States, UTs attended the

meeting through video conferencing.The Chief Secretary informed

that since under the Jal Shakti Ab-hiyan geotagging of all water bodieswas mandatory, therefore Ponds au-thority along with Haryana SpaceApplications Centre has geotagged18,104 ponds, water bodies of theState, thereby making Haryana theonly State to Geotag all its waterbodies. “With this, several MICADAschemes are catered to shift fromflood irrigation to micro-irrigation topromote the saving of water. MICA-DA is targeting using Treated WasteWater (TWW) for agriculture and asmany as 31 projects amounting toRs. 256 crore have been approvedcovering 330 MLD,” informed theChief Secretary.

Ex-MLAs to getpension for oneterm only: Pb CMCHANDIGARH: PunjabChief Minister BhagwantMann announced on Fri-day that legislators in thestate will henceforth getonly one pension even ifthey had been elected tothe Assembly more thanonce. "Today, we havetaken another big deci-sion," Mann said. "Thepension formula for Pun-jab's MLAs will bechanged. MLAs will nowbe eligible for only onepension. "Thousands ofcrores of rupees whichwere being spent on MLApensions will now be usedto benefit the people ofPunjab," he added.

CIRCULATED IN DELHI, CHANDIGARH, PUNJAB, HARYANA, HIMACHAL AND J&K

Srinagar-LehNH opensSRINAGAR: The Srina-gar-Leh National High-way was opened for ve-hicular traffic on Fridayafter remaining closed forabout three months, offi-cials said. About 550 lightmotor vehicles were al-lowed to move fromSonamarg to Leh, a traf-fic police official told UNI.The highway was official-ly closed on January 5,2022 following heavysnowfall after remainingopen for a record time ofalmost ten months lastyear. The first convoy ofthe vehicles was flaggedoff from Sonamag to-wards Kargil by theDeputy CommissionerGanderbal, Krittika Jyot-sna. The highway was re-stored last Saturday afterBorder Roads Organisa-tion (BRO), responsiblefor the maintenance ofthe highway, cleared theaccumulated snow in arecord 73 days.

IPL returns home,CSK to take onKKR in opener

All arrangements inplace for kharifmarketing season:Kataruchak

AGENCYISLAMABAD, MAR 25

The much-awaited session ofPakistan's National Assem-bly to take up the no-confi-dence motion against the Im-ran Khan-led Pakistan-Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) gov-ernment has been adjournedto March 28 without the mo-tion being tabled.

The session was ad-journed shortly after tributeswere offered to Khayal Za-man, a member of the housefrom the ruling PTI who hadrecently passed away. Citingparliamentary convention,speaker of the National As-sembly Asad Qaiser said thefirst sitting after the death ofa Member of the NationalAssembly (MNA) is limitedto prayers for the soul of thedeparted and tributes fellowlawmakers wish to pay them,The Dawn reported. Qaiserasserted that he would con-duct proceedings "as perrules and procedures" afterwhich he adjourned the ses-sion till 4 pm on March 28.National Assembly AsadQaiser has previously beenslammed by the Opposition

for siding with Imran Khanand even attending the partymeetings of the ruling PTI.

The National AssemblySecretariat had on Thursdayevening issued a 15-point'Orders of the Day' for theNational Assembly session,which included the no-confi-dence motion. The develop-ment comes even as the Op-position parties had vowed tonot allow any adjournment ofthe session without tabling ofthe motion. In a meeting onThursday night, it was decid-ed that the opposition wouldlodge strong protests if theproceedings were adjourned,media reports said. The Op-position parties had madeelaborate preparations for thesession, which was demanded in a letter to theNational Assembly speakeron March 8.

Pakistan NationalAssembly session

adjourned

Haryana, only State to Geotag 18,104 water bodiesKashmiri Pandits fileplea in SC on killingof Hindus in 90sNEW DELHI: Roots inKashmir, an NGO ofKashmiri Pandits, onThursday filed a curativepetition in the SupremeCourt, seeking probe intothe alleged killing of Pan-dits in the Valley during1989-90. The curative pe-tition was filed before theApex Court, challengingits 2017 order, which haddismissed the NGO's pe-tition for probe, citing longdelay. On July 24, 2017,the Supreme Court hadrejected the plea filed bythe NGO, stating that itwas difficult to have anyprobe and collect evi-dence on the issue morethan 27 years .

Delhi, Haryana, Raj, UP ink agreementfor hassle-free transportation

AGENCYNEW DELHI, MAR 25

The Governments of Delhi, Haryana, Ra-jasthan and Uttar Pradesh have signed aCombined Reciprocal Common Trans-port Agreements (CRCTA) covering bothcontract carriage and stage carriage as itsvalidity is coming to an end soon.

On the initiative of Member Secre-tary, NCRPB, and with the consent of theNCR participating States, NCRPB simul-taneously worked on having the revisedAgreement, Ministry of Housing and Ur-ban Affairs informed in a statement today.One of the policy proposals of the Region-

al Plan-2021 for the National Capital Re-gion is the unrestricted movement of bus-es, taxis, and auto-rickshaws within theNCR. Implementation of this policy is im-portant to facilitate the general public tocommute between Delhi and the rest ofNCR seamlessly. Now, as the NCR Stateswith the efforts of their respective Trans-port Commissioners and Secretaries, havecompleted necessary action required u/s(5) and (6) of the Motor Vehicle Act 1988and notified the Combined RCTA. NCRPlanning Board is happy to finally issuethe Combined Reciprocal Common Trans-port Agreements (CRCTA) covering bothContract Carriage and Stage Carriage.

Hope China followsindependentpolicy on IndiaNEW DELHI: External Affairs Min-ister (EAM) S Jaishankar said onFriday that the remark made byChinese Foreign Minister Wang Yiat the OIC meet, which hadsparked a strong response fromNew Delhi, featured in the delega-tion-level talks between the twoministers. Speaking to reportershere after the talks between thetwo ministers, Jaishankar said heconveyed that India hopes thatChina would follow an independ-ent policy in respect to New Delhiand will not allow its policies to beinfluenced by other countries.

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, MARCH 25

Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal onFriday administered oath of officeand allegiance to retired IAS, Sh. Vi-jai Vardhan as State Chief Informa-tion Commissioner and retired IASSh. Satyavir Singh Phulia as State In-formation Commissioner. Both theretired IAS officers took oath in Hin-di in a programme organised atHaryana Niwas in Chandigarh. TheGovernor had appointed retired IAS,Sh. Vijai Vardhan as State Chief InformationCommissioner and retired IAS, Sh. SatyavirSingh Phulia as State Information Commission-

er on the recommendation of the committee un-der sub-section 3 of Section 15 of the Right toInformation Act 2005. Power Minister, Sh.Ranjit Singh, Agriculture Minister, Sh. Jai

Prakash Dalal were present on this oc-casion. Along with them, Chief Secre-tary, Sh. Sanjeev Kaushal, Chief Prin-cipal Secretary to Chief Minister, Sh.D.S. Dhesi, Additional Chief Secre-taries, Sh. Rajeev Arora, Dr. SumitaMisra, Smt. G. Anupama, PrincipalSecretary to Chief Minister Sh. V.Umashankar, Principal Secretary, Sh.Vijyendra Kumar, Additional Principal

Secretary to Chief Minister, Dr. Amit Agrawaland many senior officers and the family mem-bers of the officers swearing in were present.

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l Prianka D/O Shamsher Singh R/O I Ved Pal s/o Man Singh R/o Village I, Balveer Singh S/o Mukh t ia r I hitherto known as Gurmit Kaur W/O VPO.Sheikhupur via Moron 144029 dabkoli Kla tehsil Indri Distt Karnal S ingh R/o Si ryewala (Bath inda) Jaswant Singh R/O PO Krimpur, Jethu Nawanshahr Distt.SBS Nagar, declare that in my passport my wife changed my name as Balveer Mazara, Nawanshahr, Punjab have Punjab ,India resently residing at name is Geeta.I want to change my Singh and Veer S ingh. changed my name and shall hereafterbe Ethnikis Antistasis 34,Anatoli 45221 wife name in my passport from Geeta 6 3 3 7 2 known as Surjit Kaur.Ioannina Greece , have changed my to Geeta Rani. Both names are my I , R a j w i n d e r K a u r W / o 63372name Prianka to name : Prianka wife's name and are of one woman. C h h i n d e r S i n g h R / o V i l l : I Sukhdev Singh S/O Inder Singh R/O ,surname :Prianka.please note .India 100070 L o p on Po. Mehdoodan changed my Vpo . Sidhwan Bet Tehsil Jagraon Distt

900022 I, Bajinder Singh S/o Samar Singh R/o minor son first name to Mupinder and Ludhiana Have Changed My Name I Gurdeep kaur w/o gurmeet simon Dera Ramgarh vi l lage Amupur Singh as surname. Sukhdev Singh Sidhu.R / o Te h s i l Ta l w a n d i s a b o TehsiNissing (Karnal) declare that I 63372 63372Distt.Bathinda have changed my have my changed Bajinder to Bajinder I, Dulla Singh S/o Lal Singh R/o Vpo. I Sandeep Kaur W/O Parvinder Singh name Gurdeep kaur to Gurdeep Singh. future I will be known as Khosa Randhir (Moga) changed my Sandhu R/O Vpo Akhara Tehsil simon.please note Bajinder Singh And be recognized. name to Davinder Singh. Jagraon D is t t Ludh iana Have

60018 100070 63372 Changed My Name To Sandeep I Gurmeet singh S/o Rabi singh R/o I, Sarbjit kaur Ghuman W/o Gurprem I, Navdeep Singh S/o Balvir Singh R/o Kaur Sandhu.Tehsil Talwandi sabo Distt.Bathinda Singh R/o Village Dult, PO. Sirah Jaipura Road Sunder Nagar Doraha 63372have changed my name Gurmeet Tehsil Batala, Distt Gurdaspur.Have (Ludhiana) Punjab, changed my name I, Mahabir S/o Mahinder Singh R/o singh to Gurmeet simon. Changed my Name From Sarbjit kaur to Navdeep Singh Dhillon. H.No. 93 Vpo Aawa Urf Wariampura,

60018 Ghuman to Sarbjit kaur. Concerned 63372 Faz i l ka , Pun jab–152123 have I , Doda Singh S/O Sh. Karaj Singh , Note. I, Rajwinder Kaur W/o Chhinder Singh changed my name to Mahabir Singh.R/O : Vill Dalmir Khera , Teh : Abohar 10005 R/o Vill: Lopon Po. Mehdoodan 63372, Distt Fazilka, PB , do hereby I, Gurmeet Kaur W/O Resham Singh (Ludhiana) Punjab, changed my first I, Sarabjit Kaur Sidhu W/o Gurjinder solemenly affirm and declare that I D/O Gurdas Ram R/O H.no. 1036, Kabir name to Rajwinder and Kaur surname. Singh R/o Vpo Sahauli (Ludhiana) have changed my name from ' Doda Nagar, Jalandhar (Pb.), Declare That 63372 have changed my name to Sarbjit Singh ' to 'Harmanjeet Singh ' from Geeta Devi As Well As Gurmeet Kaur Is I, Harjeet Kaur @ Rajinder Kaur W/o Kaur.today. All concerned note it. One And The Same Person And Both Gurjant Singh R/o Chhiniwal Kalan 63372

400015 Names Belong To Me And Have Equal (Barnala) declared that above both I , Gur j inder S ingh S idhu S/o I Pawan Gupta S/o Rajinder Value & Genuine. names are me i know by above both Bachittar Singh Sidhu R/o Vpo Parkash R/o 1237, Sector -19, Part - 72778 names. Sahauli (Ludhiana) have changed 2 , Huda Colony, Kaithal Haryana I, Parwinder Kaur W/O Balwinder Singh 63372 my name to Gurjinder Singh.Have Changed My Name From R/O Village- Mawa, Nangal Bhalan, I, Jaskarn Singh S/O Sukhdev Singh 63372Pawan Gupta To Pawan Kumar. Hoshiarpur, Panjab-144205 . Have R/O Village Bazidpur Bhoma, Tehsil I, Kulbir S/o Chhaju Ram R/o Vill: Concerned Please Note. Changed My Name And Shall Hereafter Abohar, Distt. Fazilka (Punjab) Have Jago Sangha Po. Chuheki Teh-

84451 Be Known As Parminder Kaur Changed My Name To Jaskaran Singh. Phillaur (Jalandhar) changed my I Aarti spouse of No. 14684107L Hav 72778 63372 name to Kulvir Singh.Nikam Sagar Suryakant resident of I Hither To Known As Gurjant Singh Son I, Karamjeet Singh Ahluwalia S/o 63372Vill & PO Apshinge (m), Teh & Dist Of Avtar Singh Resident Of Village Gurmeet Singh R/o Mangwal (Sangrur) I Surender Singh S/O Dhara Singh Satara, State Maharashtra, Pin Noorpur, Po Sarhal Qazian, Tehsil changed my name to Karamjeet Singh. R/O Dera Shero Ka Tehsil-Assandh 415518 have been changed my Banga, Distt. S. B. S. Nagar , Punjab, 63372 Have Changed My Name From name from Aarti to Aarti Sagar Nikam India Have Changed My Name And He I, Gurmeet Singh Ahluwalia S/o Lal Surender Singh To Surinder Singh.vide Affidavit dated 25.03.2022 Shall Hereafter Be Known As Singh Singh R/o Mangwal (Sangrur) changed 63372before Notary Public Bathinda Gurjant ( Singh Surname). my name to Gurmeet Singh. I Ravinder Pal Kaur Vrik House

100078 72778 63372 Number -152 Near Police Station I Sarita spouse of No. 15566007Y I Hither To Known As Ram Pal Son Of I, Dalbir Kaur Ahluwalia W/o Gurmeet Assandh Have Changed My Name LHav Thorat Shreeram Laxman Nirmal Dass Resident Of H.no. 641 Singh R/o Mangwal (Sangrur) changed From Ravinder Pal Kaur Vrik To resident of Vill Bugewadi PO Parner Phaggu Mohalla, Garha Jalandhar, my name to Dalbir Kaur. Ravinder Pal Kaur Virk.Teh Parner Distt Ahmednagar (MH) Punjab, India Have Changed My Name 63372 63372have changed my name from Sarita And He Shall Hereafter Be Known As Pal I, Harjit Singh Bawa R/o 90-A Rajguru I, Beant Kaur Sidhu W/o Sukhveer to Sarita Shreeram Thorat vide Ram ( Pal Surname). Nagar (Ludhiana) Pin-141012, changed Singh R/o Patti Dhillon, Buttar Kalan Affidavit dated 25.03.2022 before 72778 my name and Shall here after be known (Moga) Changed Name Beant Kaur Notary Public Bathinda I Hither To Known As Amrit Pal Son Of as Harjit Singh. (After Marriage).

100078 Mahinder Singh Resident Of Vpo 63372 63372I Omkar spouse of No. 15566007Y Patara, Distt. Jalandhar, Punjab, India I Jagtar Singh S/O Sh. Kewal Singh R/O I, Rekha W/O Surjit Singh R/O H.No. LHav Thorat Shreeram Laxman Have Changed My Name And He Shall Kararwala Distt. Bathinda Declare That B-17/38, Prem Garh, Hoshiarpur, resident of Vill Bugewadi PO Parner Hereafter Be Known As Amritpal Singh. Singh My Surname. Have Changed My Name Rekha To Teh Parner Distt Ahmednagar (MH) 72778 63372 Rekha Saini.have changed my name from Omkar I Hither To Known As Mahinder Singh I Tejinder Singh S/O Harchet Singh R/O 63372to Omkar Shreeram Thorat vide Son Of Rattan Singh Resident Of Vpo Village Rampura (Bathinda) Have I Prabhjot Singh Birring S/o Ranjit Affidavit dated 25.03.2022 before Patara, Distt.jalndhar, Punjab, India Changed My Name To Tejinder Singh Singh Vil lage Narike Teh & Distt. Notary Public Bathinda Have Changed My Name And He Shall Sidhu. Ma le rko t la have changed my

100078 Hereafter Be Known As Mohinder 63372 name to Prabhjot Singh.I Sh ivan ja l i spouse o f No. Singh. I Nachhattar Singh S/O Kuldip Singh R/O 6337215566007Y LHav Thorat Shreeram 72778 Village Gadri Wala Kothe, P.O. Pheroke, I Suman Maheshwari W/O Vinod Laxman resident of Vill Bugewadi PO I Hitherto Known As, Tarsem Padda Teh. Zira, (Ferozepur) Have Changed Kumar Maheshwary R/O 257-A, Parner Teh Parner Distt Ahmednagar S/O Karnail Singh R/O H.no.83 Near Name Of Nachhatar Singh Gill. R a c e C o u r s e R o a d , B a s a n t (MH) have changed my name from B i t t u K a r y a n a S t o r e M o h a l l a 63372 Avenue, Amritsar hereby inform Shivanjali to Shivanjali Shreeram Madhuban Colony Basti Bawa Khel I Ranjit Kaur W/O Nachhatar Singh Gill that I am also known as Suman. Thora t v ide Af f idav i t da ted .Jalandhar 144021 Punjab, India. Have R/O Village Gadri Wala Kothe, P.O. H e n c e S u m a n a n d S u m a n 25.03.2022 before Notary Public Changed My Name And Shall Hereafter Pheroke, Teh. Zira, (Ferozepur) Have Maheshwari is one and the same Bathinda Be Known As Tarsem Singh Changed Name Of Ranjit Kaur Gill. person. Concerned please note.

100078 72778 63372 785777I Pradnya Naveen Awate spouse of I L o v e l y D / O S a t p a l W / O I, Kuljit Kaur W/o Vikky R/o Mohalla Azad I Vinod Kumar Maheshwary S/O No. 14867552X NK/MT Naveen Pawandeep Salhan R/O H No 26 Nagar Nakodar (Jalandhar) declare that my Roop Lal, R/O 257-A, Race Course Awate R/o Vill & PO Ullagaddi Ward No 1 Massanda Patti Banga husband changed his name from Vikky to Road, Basant Avenue, Amritsar Khanapur, Distt. Belgaum, State- Distt Sbs Nagar I Have Change My Vikky Tari. hereby inform that since I am also Karnataka, Pin-591221 Now posted Surname After Marriage Lovely To 63372 known as Vinod Kumar and Vinod at 983 TPT COY ASC Type ‘C’ C/o Lovely Salhan I Kuldeep Singh S/o Sarwan Singh R/o Maheshwari. Hence Vinod Kumar 56 APO Bathinda Cantt have 72778 Padda Colony W.No 13 Lohian Khas Teh- Maheshwary, Vinod Kumar and changed my name from PRADNYA I, Kavita W/o Gurparshad R/o.1316, Shahkot Distt. Jalandhar Punjab Pin- Vinod Maheshwari is one and the TO PRADNYA NAVEEN AWATE Gali No.6, Vikas Nagar Chheharta 144629 have changed my name to Kuldeep same person. Concerned please

100078 Amritsar declare that Kavita and Singh Thind. note.I Smt Balbir Kaur Wd/o Army No. Darshan both names are of one and 63372 7857773386204P Ex-Hav Nachhattar same person & Carry Equal Value I, Kulwinderjit Singh Gill Alias Navtej Singh I, Balbir W/o Sh. Balwant Singh R/o Singh R/o Vpo Giana, Teh Talwandi and Legal Validity S/o Sadhu Singh R/o Gholia Khurd, (Moga) V i l lage Ba lah i , P.o . Dabkher i , Sabo, Distt Bathinda Inform all that 72737 declares that both names are belongs to me T h a n e s a r, K u r u k s h e t r a H a v e name of my son is wrongly given in I Ramandeep Kaur Sandhu W/O and I am known by both the names. Changed My Name From Balbir Kaur my husband army records as Ajaypal Singh R/O Vill Asif Wala Distt 63372 To Jasbir Kaur.Birdevinder Singh, his correct name Ferozepur Have Changed My Name I, Sonu W/o Chaman Lal R/o Vpo. Satnaur 100060is Birdavinder Singh, Adhar To Ramandeep Kaur. Teh-Garhshankar (Hoshiarpur) changed my I hitherto known as Harpreet Singh 968603833122 72737 name from Sonu to Sonu Bala. Sunner S/o Gurdial Singh, residing at

100078 I Ajaypal Singh S/O Raghbir Singh 63372 VPO Daduwal, Teh. Phillaur, Distt. I, Mehak D/o Lalit Puri, R/o SCF No. R/O Vill Asif Wala Distt Ferozepur I, Sonu Bala W/o Chaman Lal R/o Vpo. Jalandhar-144032, Punjab, India, 10, Sada Shiv Market, Baltana, Have Changed My Name To Ajaypal Satnaur Teh-Garhshankar (Hoshiarpur) have changed my name and shall Zirakpur, Tehsil Derabassi, Distt Singh Sandhu. changed my minor daughter name hereafter be known as Harpreet SAS Nagar, Punjab declare that I 72737 from Manvi to Manvi Rana. Singh.have changed my name from I, Kusum W/o Sh. Munish Kumar R/o 63372 900020Mehak to Mehak Puri. I request all # 91/7 New Colony Kurukshetra I, Kulwant Singh S/o Gurnam Singh I, Sudesh Kumari W/o Sh. Vijay to kindly note Mehak Puri is my new Tehsil Thanesar Distt. Kurukshetra R/o VPO Bi ja, Tehsi l Khanna Singh R/o H.no-89/2, Majri Mohalla, name. Have Changed My Name Ms. Renu (Ludhiana) have changed my name Near Janta Senior Sec. School ,

98765 Batra To Mrs Kusum. to Kulwant Singh Gurm. Shahabad, Distt Kurukshetra have I.No15613203M Rank NK Name 98765 63372 changed my name from Sudesh to Venkatesan.S Residing at village: I , Ja t i nde r Kumar Sahn i S /o I , Amr inder S ingh Pourh S/o Sudesh Kumari.SULAMALAI POST : Marudepalli, Mohinder Sahni R/o #56 1st Floor Kuldeep Singh R/o Vill: Raipur 78645tehsil: Bargur , district: Krishnagiri , Janta Nagar Kharar (SAS Nagar, Araiyan, Tehsil Amloh (Fatehgarh I, Parbhat Nirmal S/o Sh Ragbir R/o State: Tamilnadu pin-635108 Mohal i ) changed my name to Sahib) have changed my name to Vill. Fazilpur Have Changed My presently residing at 18 guards c/o Jatinder Sahni. Amrinder Singh. Name From Parbhat To Parbhat 56 APO, Kapurthala, Punjab that I 63372 63372 Nirmalhave changed my daughter name " I, Tushar Kumar Sahni S/o Jatinder I, Rajinder Kumar Setia S/o Des 100046Lavanya" to "Lavanya V " Sahni R/o #56 1st Floor Janta Nagar Raj Setia R/o H.No. B-3 W.No. 16

98706 Kharar (SAS Nagar, Mohali) changed G.K. Flats Main Bazar Moga have I, Yogesh Balmiki S/o.dori Lal my name to Tushar Sahni. changed my minor daughter name Balmiki , Resident Of Gali No.2 63372 Navya to Navya Setia.Baba Deep Singh Nagar ,rail Coach I Swaran Singh S/o Balwinder Singh, 63372Factory Kapurthala, That I Have Vil lage Abdullapur Teh & Distt I Manjot Kaur D/O Balwant Singh Changed My Name From Yogesh Malerkotla changed his name to Vill. Jhuner Tehsil. Ahmedgarh Balmiki To Yogesh Kumar. Swaran Singh Dhillon. Dist. Malerkotla Have Declare That

98706 63372 Manjot Kaur And Manjot Kaur I, Mohinder Singh son of S.karnail I Sukhraj Kaur W/o Swaran Singh Uppal Is One And The Same singh r/o village toganwala , p.o. Dhillon, Village Abdullapur, Teh & Person.Bhanolanga , distt.kapurthala that I Distt Malerkotla changed her name 63372have changed my name from to Sukhraj Kaur Dhillon. I, Rjinder Singh S/O Ajmer Singh Mahinder singh to " Mohinder 63372 R e s i d e n t O f S h a m a s p u r Singh" I Gurcharan Singh S/O Harnek Singh (Ludhiana) Changed My Name

98706 R/O Village Lassoi Tehsil Malerkotla Rajinder Singh.Distt. Malerkotla, Have Changed 63372My Name Gurcharan Singh To I, Lakhbir Kaur W/O Paramjit Gurcharan Singh Tiwana. S ingh Res iden t O f Ja l l anpu r

63372 (Ludhiana) Changed My Name I, Pardeep Kumar S/o Jagan Nath Lakhvir Kaur.R/o Vpo. Saron Teh-Balachaur (SBS 63372Nagar) changed my minor son nam e I, Simranjeet Kaur W/O Manjot Singh f r o m K a n a v t o K a n a v Randhawa Resident Of Hoal (Ludhiana) Chugh . Changed My Name Simranjit Kaur.

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This notice informs the General and special that Sher Singh son of Kirpal Singh son of Ganga Singh resident of Village Patto Hira Singh Tehsil Nihal Singh Wala District Moga has submitted an application dated 11-03-2022 in the office of the undersigned and requesting that in the revenue record of Village Barewala bearing Khewat No. 245, 246, 249, my name is Shamsher Singh son of Kirpal Singh son of Ganga Singh resident of Village Patto Hira Singh Tehsil Nihal Singh Wala District Moga. But in my ID proofs i.e. Adhaar Card, Voter Card and Bank Passbook, my name is Sher Singh son of Kirpal Singh son of Ganga Singh resident of Village Patto Hira Singh Tehsil Nihal Singh Wala District Moga in the revenue record. Therefore, the general and special are informed. If anyone have any objection regarding the correction of this name, they can raise the objection, by appearing in the office of the undersigned within 15 days from the date of publication of the notice. In case of no objection, appropriate action will be taken as per the instructions of the government. No one’s grievances will be heard later.Dated: 24-03-2022Tehsildar,Nihal Singh Wala.

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Original sale-deed Vasika No. 3093 Dated 15-10-2019 in the name of Gurpreet Singh S/o Gurmail Singh R/o House Number 661, Ward No. 24, Gali No. 1, Guru Shri Chander Nagar Moga regarding plot measuring 4 Marlas 1 Sarsahie 6 Square Feet situated at Moga Mehla Singh-3 Moga. bounded (as per title deed) as North Jaswinder Kaur 50 Feet, South Amarjeet Singh 50 Feet, East Sunita Rani 22/1/2 Feet, West Road 20 Feet Wide. (22-1/2 Feet) is Lost Near Bus Stand Moga. Now present owner Amarjeet Singh S/o Bhagwant Singh R/o Village Ramuwala Kalan Teh. and Distt. Moga is stating that he wishes to create charge viz, mortgage or otherwise on the said property for a loan/ credit facility from Punjab National Bank, Nestle Branch Moga. In this regard DDR bearing GD No. 018 dated 25-3-2022, in Police Station City Moga has already been registered. If any body having objection regarding mortgage/sale of property, he may respond or raise objection within 15 days to Manager Punjab National Bank, Nestle Branch Moga.

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Whereas, Smt. Anita Chopra Wife of S.Devinder Kumar Resident of 68. Gali Pathania Wali, Main Bazar, Panj Peer, New Golden Avenue, Amritsaris owner in possession of property i.e. One House having measurement towards east 21 ft and west 20 ft 9 inch towards north 45 ft and 5 ¼ inch, towards south 43 ft 2 inch, total area measuring 100 sq. yards, bearing Plot Private No. 68 Min Jumla Khasra No. 650/168, which is bounded by(as per sale deed) East: ownership of others, West: Road, North: Plot Private No. 69, South: remaining share of plot Private No. 68 situated at Tungpai Urban, New Golden Avenue, Tehsil and District Amritsar on the basis of sale deed dated 14.07.2015 duly regsitred with the office of sub-registrar, Amritsar vide Document No.4891, Book No.1, Volume No.6347 at Page 67/69 entered on 14.07.2015 executed bySmt. Amarjit Kaur wife of Kuldeep Singh. Further said Smt. Amarjit Kaur became owner of the abovesaid property on the basis of sale deed dated 21.09.2012 executed by Ritish Gupta son of Sudershan Aggarwal and Smt. Monika Gupta wife of Sh. Ritish Gupta through S.Kuldeep Singh son of S.Kartar Singh vide general power of attorney date 07.12.2011 duly registered with the office of sub-registrar, Amritsar vide Document No.8345, Book No.4, Volume No.1778 at Page 22.The said Originalgeneral power of attorney date 07.12.2011 duly registered with the office of sub-registrar, Amritsar vide Document No.8345, Book No.4, Volume No.1778 at Page 22 in favour of S.Kuldeep Singh son of S. Kartar Singhis reported to be lost by said Smt. Anita Chopra and a Report vide G.D. No.025 Dated 24.03.2022 has been lodged with P.S. Cantonment, Amritsar.It is further reported that no loan etc. has been obtained from any bank or financial institution against said General Power of Attorney dated 07.12.2011.Now, Said Smt. Anita Chopra entered into an agreement to sell dated 03.03.2022 with Sh. Rakesh Kumar son of Sh. Mohan Lal for selling the said property and further said Sh. Rakesh Kumar has applied for a loan for purchasing the said property with Punjab & Sind Bank, Branch City Centre, Amritsar. In respect of the abovesaid property, now Punjab & Sind Bank, City Centre, Amritsar is going to allowa Loan to said Sh. Rakesh Kumar for purchasing the said property against equitable mortgage of said property. If any person has any objection or interest with regard to equitable mortgage of abovesaid property or are having any claim/knowledge of the abovesaid documents alleged to have been lost, he may approach and file objectionswithin 7 days before undersigned. Thereafter, the bank will allow Loan for purchasing the said property to Sh. Rakesh Kumar from said Smt. Anita Chopora, considering the above said previous General Power of Attorney Dated 07.12.2011 as lost one and not deposited with any bank, private agency or person as security and thereafter, the Bank will not entertain any claim/objection in this regard, by any other person, later on. Branch Manager, Punjab & Sind Bank, Branch Office City Centre, Amritsar.

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I, Abhishek S/o Puran Singh R/o Village Kheri Ram Nagar Amin Distt. Kurukshetra State Haryana It Is To Notify That Doucments And Valuable Securities Sale Deed, Document No/property :17520/1 And 5278/1 Lost In 23/09/2021 Time 14:00 Missing In Kurukshtra Bus Stand. Application Number 132320732200405. If Any Body Found Returns This Address.

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No admissionwithout schoolleaving certificate:MalkhanNIRMAL SAINIRADAUR: The meeting of PrivateSchool Association Block Radaur washeld on Friday at Maharishi DayanandVidya Mandir Senior SecondarySchool, Jathlana under the chairman-ship of Block President Malkhan SinghLalchhappar. The members associatedwith the association participated in themeeting and discussed the problemsbeing faced by private schools. Allschools will not admit any child in theupcoming session without a schoolleaving certificate. At the same time,appealed to the state government andthe education department to extend thetime limit for taking recognition of unrec-ognized schools and temporary recog-nized schools. The association also ob-jected to the Bhiwani board giving ex-amination centers away from the villageonly to the children of private schools.Malkhan Singh said that the examina-tion centers for the children of govern-ment schools have been set up in thesame villages where the children study.But the examination centres of childrenstudying in private schools have beenmade far away due to which the chil-dren will have trouble reaching the ex-amination centre and their time will alsobe wasted. NISA Executive MemberNarendra Saini Jhagudi guided all theschools for the future. On the occasion,Block Deputy President Paramjit SinghMandoli, Treasurer Vipin Sharma Jath-lana, Narendra Saini Fatehgarh, Dr. De-vendra Dhandha, Suresh Alahar, AshokBandy, Sanjay Saini, Nirmal Sharma,Balkishan Alahar, Ankit Sandhali, Bhu-pendra, Sunil Barsan, Kuldeep Shastri,Vipin Sharma Lalchhappar Sardar Par-minder Singh Thaska and Gagan Shar-ma etc. were present.

Blood donationcamp to be heldon March 29

NARESH GARGLADWA: A blood donation camp will beorganized by Bharat Vikas ParishadLadwa branch on 29th March on the20th death anniversary of Vijay Singhalji. Kunwar Singhal, the head of thecouncil informed that a blood donationcamp will be organized by the councilon Tuesday, March 29 in Anajmandidharamshala of Ladwa in the 20thdeath anniversary of Vijay Singhal, inwhich a large number of youth and peo-ple will donate blood.

Dr. Amritpal Garg isnow Vikas Ratna ofBVP Hry (North)

NARESH GARGLADWA: The annual convention ofBharat Vikas Parishad North Haryanawas held at Gharonda. About 500 dele-gates from all the branches of NorthHaryana participated in this convention.Ladwa Branch Secretary Hemant Sainiinformed that in this convention, Deep-ak Anand, President of Bharat VikasParishad Haryana North, lauded thework done by Ladwa Branch of BharatVikas Parishad. In this ceremony, Dr.Amritpal Garg from Ladwa became theVikas Ratna of Bharat Vikas Parishad.On the other hand, Arvind Singhal wasonce again elected Provincial FinanceSecretary of Haryana North. In this cer-emony, the branch Ladwa was giventhe best award in many fields includingblood donation, yoga camp, plantation,eye examination camp. The conventionwas attended by 28 members led byLadwa Branch President Kunwar Sing-hal.

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BUREAU CHANDIGARH, MARCH 25

In the chain of 75th Amrit Mahotsavprogrammes being organised by theState Government, Haryana ChiefMinister, Sh. Manohar Lal will visitHisar to watch a stage play named'Dastan-e-Rohnat' produced by Infor-mation, Public Relations and Lan-guages Department, Haryana, basedon the brutality witnessed by the peo-ple of Rohnat village during Britishrule. Besides this, the Chief Ministerwill also give a bonanza of various de-velopmental projects to Hisar. He willalso visit the village Mangali the nextday.

Giving information in this regardhere today, an official spokespersonsaid that the Chief Minister will inau-gurate, Dr. Mangal Sen AgriculturalSciences Museum at Chaudhary Cha-ran Singh, Haryana Agricultural Uni-versity Campus along with Madan LalDhingra, Multipurpose Hall, and

Combat Hall. Apart fromthis, he will also inaugu-rate the newly constructedSadalpur’s 33 KB Sub-station.

The spokespersonadded that the Chief Min-ister will also lay thefoundation stone of theIntegrated Complex Ob-servation Home, SpecialHome, Place of Safety &Child Care Home being constructedat Beed. Along with this, he will alsolay the foundation stone of 4,000units of Electronic Voting Machinesand VVPAT Warehouse built-in MiniSecretariat premises and 33-KB substation being set up at Lala LajpatRai University of Veterinary Sci-ences. The next day, the Chief Min-ister will also visit Gangwa andMangali villages of the district.

It is noteworthy that on the occa-sion of Independence Day on August15, 2017, the Chief Minister had

hoisted the tricolor at theState Level Function or-ganized at Mahavir Stadi-um and at that time hecame to know about thebrutality witnessed by thepeople of Rohnat villageof Bhiwani district. Onthe same day, the ChiefMinister had announcedthe formation of theRohnat Freedom Trust so

that the development of the Rohnatvillage can be ensured which wasneglected in the previous Govern-ments. The result of this announce-ment of the Chief Minister was thatthe people of Rohnat village tookback their vow of not hoisting the tri-color in the village despite 70 years of the country's in-dependence. On the occasion of‘Shaheedi Diwas’ on March 23,2018, Chief Minister, Sh. ManoharLal was specially invited to hoist thetricolor in Rohnat village.

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MC seals 3 shops for tax defaultMAINPAL KASHYAPINDRI: A major action has been taken by the Municipality in Indri city on Friday.Strict action has been taken against those shopkeepers who did not deposit theproperty tax. Three shops have been sealed by the municipal authorities. Theproperty tax should be deposited soon to take advantage of the interest. Those who have not yet de-posited the outstanding rent of the municipal shops, should deposit their tax before March 31, other-wise, action will be taken against them by the municipality. Municipal Secretary Mohit Kumar said thatshops of shop owners who have not deposited property tax on behalf of the municipality in the cityhave been sealed. Three shops have been sealed in the city, the shopkeepers should get the propertytax deposited in the municipality immediately and take advantage of the interest.

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, MARCH 25

Haryana's Bollywood singer Fazilpuria,who made a splash in the Bollywood in-dustry with the recently released LallaLalla Lori song, reached Karnal andcongratulated BJP's youth leader Shub-ham Chaudhary on being appointed asthe chairman of the Grappling Commit-tee of India and expressed hope thatShubham would get this position. Hewill work in the interest of the game andthe players while enhancing the dignity.Famous singer Fazilpuria, who arrivedwith Karan, said that today is the age ofyouth and the young generation is mak-ing progress in every field and bringingglory to the country, whether it is Bolly-wood, industry, politics or internet pro-fessionals, everywhere there is a com-mand in the hands of youth.

By making Shubham Chaudhary thechairman of the grappling committee, amessage has been given that youth is theneed of the day. For this, he also thankedthe chairman of the committee, Brij

Bhushan Saran and chairman DineshKapoor. The same Shubham Chaudharysaid that a sports competition will be or-ganized soon. In which the newlygroomed players will be given a chanceto show their talent. New young playerswill be groomed at the grassroots levelso that they also bring laurels to thecountry at the international level likeother players. He also welcomed Bolly-wood singer Fazilpuria on his arrival inKarnal and expressed his gratitude. Se-nior BJP leaders Gopal Chaudhary, TonyYadav and Saurabh Rao and many oth-ers were present on this occasion.

Encroachmentsremoved near bus standPRITI SAINISADHAURA: Action was taken on Thursday by the joint teamof Municipal Administration and PWD to free them from illegalencroachments outside the rest house and around the busstand besides the vegetable market. On reaching outside the

vegetable market, peo-ple started shouting slo-gans against MC Secre-tary Surendra Malik. Un-der the leadership ofSecretary Surendra Ma-lik, action was taken toremove illegal encroach-ments for two consecu-tive hours in the after-noon. During this, SHOSatish Kumar was also

present with the police force. On the instructions of the Secre-tary, the cleaning workers removed the illegal occupation. Dur-ing this action, some shopkeepers themselves removed the ille-gal encroachments. While illegal encroachment in front of someshopkeepers was removed by the sanitation workers. Duringthis action, the Secretary also had to face the opposition of theshopkeepers. Residents of the town Rajesh Kumar, Madan Lal,Rohit, Sanjeev and Sushil Rana say that some influential peo-ple have made permanent encroachment on the Sadhaura-Bara road, but the administration and PWD department areturning a blind eye to them. The main market is also not un-touched by illegal occupations. Like the market, the shopkeep-ers around the bus stand are not behind in taking illegal pos-session in front of their shops, similarly the shopkeepersaround the rest house have illegally occupied all the vacantland on the road.

No admission without schoolleaving certificate: Malkhan

NIRMAL SAINIRADAUR, MARCH 25

The meeting of Private School Association Block Radaur was heldon Friday at Maharishi Dayanand Vidya Mandir Senior SecondarySchool, Jathlana under the chairmanship of Block PresidentMalkhan Singh Lalchhappar. The members associated with the as-sociation participated in the meeting and discussed the problemsbeing faced by private schools. All schools will not admit any childin the upcoming session without a school leaving certificate. At thesame time, appealed to the state government and the education de-partment to extend the time limit for taking recognition of unrec-ognized schools and temporary recognized schools. The associa-tion also objected to the Bhiwani board giving examination cen-ters away from the village only to the children of private schools.Malkhan Singh said that the examination centers for the childrenof government schools have been set up in the same villages wherethe children study.

But the examination centres of children studying in privateschools have been made far away due to which the children willhave trouble reaching the examination centre and their time willalso be wasted. NISA Executive Member Narendra Saini Jhagu-di guided all the schools for the future. On the occasion, BlockDeputy President Paramjit Singh Mandoli, Treasurer Vipin Shar-ma Jathlana, Narendra Saini Fatehgarh, Dr. Devendra Dhandha,Suresh Alahar, Ashok Bandy, Sanjay Saini, Nirmal Sharma, Balk-ishan Alahar, Ankit Sandhali, Bhupendra, Sunil Barsan, KuldeepShastri etc.

Inflation increasing day by day: BatraR K KASHYAPCHHACHHARAULI: On the directions of the Congress High Com-mand, Central Leadership and Haryana Congress State President Sel-ja, District Congress Yamunanagar protested against the rising inflationin front of the DC office and a memorandum was given in the name ofthe President through the Deputy Commissioner and slogans were

raised against the govern-ment and anti-inflationaryslogans were also raised.Speaking on this occasion,Shyam Sundar Batra, Coor-dinator, District CongressCommittee and formerChairman, District Council,District Yamunanagar saidthat earlier the governmentof our former Prime MinisterDr. Manmohan Singh ji

(Congress government) led by Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Selja.Haryana Congress demands through memorandum like the UPA gov-ernment used to buy expensive cooking gas and give it at half the priceof subsidy by instructing the central government to provide petrol, dieseland cooking gas at the prices of UPA time so that the public gets somerelief. On this occasion Radaur MLA BL Saini, Coordinator, District Con-gress Committee and former Chairman, District Council, District Yamu-nanagar Shyam Sunder Batra, Nirmal Chauhan, former candidate,Narpal Gurjar, Ved Mehrampur, Rajesh Sharma, Sachin Sharma, MemSingh Dahiya, Rai Singh spokesperson, Rakesh Sharma Kaka, AnilGoyal, Mohan Verma, Manoj Jairampur, Devender Councilor, MangeRam, Monica Dumra State Secretary, Harmeen Kaur Kohli, RajkumarKamboj, Paramjit Dhiman, Jairam Gyanala, Former Councilor AmarjitKohli, Akash Batra, Vishal Saini, Former District Councilor Ashok ,Mo-hammed Islam,Sandeep Chaudhary,Madhu Dehria,KL Tinu,Vikram Lo-paye,Laxman Vinayak,Surender Kamboj etc.

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, MARCH 25

Against the increase in theprices of petrol, diesel andLPG by the Bharatiya JanataParty in the country, under thebanner of District Congress,MLA Shamsher Singh Gogi,District Convener, hundredsof workers, led by TarlochanSingh, raised slogans againstthe government and submit-ted a memorandum to the DCin the name of President.Speakers on the occasion saidthat after the assembly elec-tions in five states, the gov-ernment has made the life ofthe common man miserableby increasing the prices ofpetrol, diesel and cooking gas.In the memorandum, the Pres-ident has been asked to directthe government to take con-crete steps to control inflation.On this occasion, Dr. NavjotKashyap, Suresh Matlauda,former Raghuveer Sandhu,Rajendra Kalyan, DharampalKaushik, Lalit Butana, Rajen-

dra Balla, Rajesh Chaudhary,Dr. Sunil Panwar, RakeshNimbarna, Sarpanch SatpalJani, Rani Kamboj, GeetaSharma, Nischay Sohi,Hoshiar Singh, MunishParvez Rana, Rajveer SinghChauhan, Sanjeev Kamboj,Karmpal Singh, InderpalSingh, Maninder Singh, Bas-ant Rana, Raj Kishan Sehgal,Paramjit Bhardwaj, formerMLA Rishal Singh, AdvocateAmrat Vishyar, Arun Punjabi,Gagan Mehta, Narendra Joga,

Amardeep Kadyan RohitJoshi, Daya Prakash, Jogen-dra Valmiki, Prakashveer,Naresh Sandhu, Gopal Kr-ishna Sahotra, KrishnaGehlot etc. were present.

BJP government earnedRs 26 lakh crore from thepeople: The memorandumsaid that the government hadcontrolled inflation to winthe elections. The BJP gov-ernment earned Rs 26 lakhcrore rupees by increasingthe prices of petrol and dieselin eight years. The memoran-

dum said that in 2014 crudeoil was Rs 108 per dollar.Whereas today also crude oilis Rs 108 per dollar.

But at that time petrol anddiesel were Rs 74 and 41paise and Rs 55 rupees 49paise. But now it is Rs 96 and21 paise and Rs 84 and 47paise per liter. The averageprice of crude oil in eightyears was $ 60 per barrel. Theprice of crude oil on March22, 2022 was US$ 108.25 perbarrel.

Congress holds `Halla Bol’ protest atmini secretariat against inflation

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, MARCH 25

Haryana Agriculture andFarmers Welfare Minister J.P.Dalal said that the HaryanaGovernment is making con-tinuous efforts to developagriculture as a profitablebusiness by connecting farm-ers with crop diversification,dairy industry, fisheries andbee keeping. He said that it isnecessary to develop skillsbased on new technologyamong the youth. For this, thegovernment has also startedcourses related to agricultureand horticulture. He wasspeaking as the chief guest atthe employment fair organ-ized at the Garden TrainingInstitute, Uchani on Friday.The Agriculture Minister hadearlier visited the fair and saidthat it is necessary to organisesuch fairs from time to time.

Dalal said that at presentit is very important to haveany skill among the youth, ithelps in increasing livelihood

and employment opportuni-ties are also created. In to-day's time, not only in thecountry but also abroad, thedemand for people related toskill development likeplumber, masons, electrician,AC technician and electronicmechanic is very high andthere is no shortage of em-ployment for the people asso-ciated with these fields. Andthey get the money they askfor their work. Keeping allthese things in mind,Haryana Government hasstarted new courses to con-nect youth with agricultureand horticulture sector and

develop skills in them. Hesaid that youth can becomeempowered by improvingtheir economic condition byearning a big livelihood byjoining agriculture and horti-culture. For this, he said thatthe youth need to become ex-perts in their respective sub-ject, only then they will beable to achieve their setgoals. The Haryana govern-ment is also making continu-ous efforts for this, they dis-tributed appointment lettersto about 150 youth who gotjobs in various companies tillthe second day of the three-day employment fair.

Youth must have some skill: Dalal Yashwani gets selected for finalstage on the strength of her singing

MAINPAL KASHYAPINDRI: Yashwani, a student of Indri Shaheed Udham Singh Govern-ment College got selected for the final stage in the contest held in thememory of famous singer Jagjit Singh. This has created a wave of hap-piness in the college and Indri area. In the programme organised by theDepartment of Youth and Cultural Programs of Kurukshetra University,40 young artists from different colleges participated for the first phase, outof which 16 young artists were selected for the final phase. Congratulat-ing Yashwani for this achievement, Professor Meera, Music Departmentof the college said that it is a special thing in itself to compete with ordi-nary young artists who are visually impaired.Wishing success in the upcoming phase, he said that young artist Yash-wani is bringing laurels to the college and the region with her hard work,dedication and support of her parents and will leave a mark of her talentat the country level in future. Dr. Gurcharan Singh, Mahindra Kumar, ArunKaiharba, Naresh Meet, Devendra Deva, Arwan Kumar, Sanjay, Yogesh,Sabrej Ahmed, Mansingh Chandel, Subhash Lamba, Rajiv Saini,Dharambir Lathwal congratulated Yashwani on the achievement.

26th drug awarenesscampaign organisedSHIV KUMAR SHARMAYAMUNANAGAR: The 26th one day awareness programme was or-ganised at Chitta Mandir, Shanti Colony and Madhu Colony of Yamu-nanagar district under the guidelines and guidance of Senior Police Of-ficer of Haryana Police Shrikant Jadhav IPS Additional Director Generalof Police Ambala Mandal and Head Haryana State Narcotic Control Bu-reau. This awareness programme was done by Haryana State Narcotic

Control Bureau and PrayasExecutive Committee, Ya-munanagar by gatheringpeople in the street. Sub-In-spector Dr. Ashok KumarVerma, Prayas Yamunana-gar Executive Coordinator,Arya Ratna, Dr. SaurabhArya, Vice President Jatin-dra, Secretary Lalu Kumar,Treasurer Satish Soni,Member Amit Nauriyal,Mam Chand Kataria, ap-pointed by Shrikant Jadhav

to make people aware to stay away from drugs. Sub-Inspector Dr.Ashok Kumar Verma, in-charge of awareness campaign and rehabilita-tion in the Bureau, said that cooperation of all the people is needed tomake Yamuna Nagar drug-free. Describing the helpline number9050891508 issued by the department, he said that by giving secret in-formation on this, protect the life of your children from the swamp of in-toxication and also contact them to quit. The bureau also took out anawareness tour on foot, motivating the shopkeepers not to sell tobaccoproducts, saying that you can earn only a few rupees by selling such aproduct in a day and intoxicating the children of many families.

Bollywood singercongratulates Shubham

Eminent personalities to be honoredwith Global Diamond Award

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL: A meeting of Anti Corruption Foundation of India, registeredby the Government of India, was organised under the chairmanship ofNational President Narendra Arora. On this occasion, a special discus-sion was held on the upcoming programmes of corruption eradication.On this occasion, Narendra Arora said that National Conference forLeadership Development and Global Diamond Award ceremony will beorganised by Anti Corruption Foundation of India on 24th April at Dr.Mangal Sen Auditorium.Renowned film actors Ranjeet and Surendra Pal Singh Dronacharyawill attend the event as celebrity guests. He said that a training seminaron corruption eradication awareness would also be held on this occa-sion. The office bearers and members of Anti Corruption Foundation ofIndia from different states of the country will be informed about the proj-ects being run to make people aware against corruption. On this occa-sion, great personalities working for the eradication of corruption aware-ness would be honored with the Global Diamond Award. The Anti Cor-ruption Foundation of India is working all over India for the awarenessof corruption eradication. National Vice President Dr Amit Gulyani andAdvocate Bikram Choudhary were present on this occasion.

Text material distributed inShraddhanand OrphanageBUREAU TARAORI: St. Paul's Divine School, Taraori distributed the text ma-terials to the students at Shraddhanand Orphanage. The children ofSt. Paul's Divine School, Taraori arrived here and distributed copies,pens, erasers, books, biscuits and chocolates besides textual mate-rials to about 50 children ofShraddhanand Orphanage.Preeti Gupta, Principal of St.Paul's Divine School, Taraori in-teracted with the children ofShraddhanand Orphanage andmotivated them to keep learn-ing.Preeti Gupta said that a collec-tive effort is needed to connectthe children living in the orphan-age with the mainstream of thesociety. Preeti Gupta said thatorphans and helpless childrenlive a life of loneliness in the so-ciety. It is our social responsibili-ty to fulfill their needs. She saidthat children are the form ofGod. Good values should be in-stilled in them. It is our religiousand social duty to help theneedy children. Many staff mem-bers including Santosh Gulia,Nisha Gupta, Vaishali, ListChhabra, Vandana, Shweta,Pooja, Suman, Aarti, Anita werepresent on the occasion.

CM to dedicate various devprojects to people of Hisar today

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YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2022

GAURAV GOELCHANDIGARH, MARCH 25The Punjab Government has decided to go infor strict action against the unscrupulous ele-ments trying to sell the wheat again in Punjabon the Minimum Support Price (MSP) afterpurchasing the same on lesser rates from theother states.

Disclosing this here today, the Food, Civ-il Supplies and Consumer Affairs Minister Mr.Lal Chand Kataruchak said that the MSP isonly for the farmers and not for those traderswho purchase the produce of the farmers at ex-orbitant rates and then sell the same in theMandis to earn handsome profits which isnothing but sheer organized loot of the pre-cious Government funds and taxpayers mon-ey. The minister further pointed out that theDGP has been asked to put up Nakas or checkposts at the borders of the State besides goingin for thorough checking of all the trucks ladenwith wheat, entering Punjab. "Any unscrupu-lous element would not be spared", said theMinister also appealing to the farmers, NGOs,and the general public to assist the State Gov-ernment in identifying any such element whotried to sell wheat in the mandis in an illegalmanner.

Apprising about the preparations concern-ing the approaching Kharif Marketing Season,the Minister said that all the necessary arrange-

ments have been made with more than 2300mandis fully geared up to receive farmers fromApril 1. The State has also received 'Bardana' inample measure with robust arrangements beingput in place regarding transportation andlabour.

The minister exhorted the farmers to bringdry produce in the grain market so as to makesure that the precious time is not wasted in dry-ing it before purchase. The Government wouldbuy every single bale of farmers' produce andwon't let them encounter any difficulty, addedthe Minister.

All arrangements in place for kharifmarketing season: KataruchakShahpur Kandi Dam project

to be dedicates to nationcompleted soon: Sher Singh

GURDITT RANDHAWASUJANPUR: The Ranjit Sagar Damwhich is built on the Ravi River andtoday plays a vital role in powergeneration and contributes to therevenue of the government and nowthe Shahpur Kandi Dam project onthe Ravi River. The constructionwork is going on. The constructionof Shahpur Kandi Dam project willbe of great benefit to the revenue ofthe government and the people ofthe area. Disclosing this here todaySher Singh, Chief Engineer, RanjitSagar Dam said that Shahpur KandiDam project which is underconstruction which started in 2013and was under construction byJammu and Kashmir Administration.The construction work of ShahpurKandi Dam project was halted in2014 due to dispute with thegovernment and now it has startedagain in 2018. Chief Engineer SherSingh said that the constructionwork of Shahpur Kandi Dam projectis almost 75 percent complete. Hesaid that The pace of constructionis slowing down due to lack of staffbut their goal is to complete it soonand dedicate it to the country.

SDIC will celebrate it's 'Silver Jubilee' ceremony todaySUNAM (SUMER GARG): Ghanshyam Kansal, President, Sangrur District IndustrialChamber(SDIC), Sangrur said to this reporter, "For the promotion of industry in the state

of Punjab & to celebrate it's Silver Jubilee ceremony, SDIC is going to or-ganise a two days conference at hotel Radisson Red at Mohali starting from26th March today".

Harpal Singh Cheema, Finance Minister to the Government of Punjabwill join the function as Chief guest, where as other ministers, MLAs, IAS& IPS officers and senior bureaucrats of Punjab will join the function asguest of honor. A large number of renown industrialists from district Sangrur & as well as from all over Punjab would also participate in thisfunction.

SUMER GARGSUNAM, MAR 25

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)'sMLA from Sunam assemblysegment and member of Na-tional executive of AAP, Mr.Aman Arora, to listen thegrievances of Patwaris, Kan-goes, deed writers and stamppaper vendors & to discussother important issues has or-ganised a meeting at SDM of-fice here today.

On the occasion, the rep-resentatives of these organisa-tions have explained theirgrievances to Mr. Aman Aroraand submitted their memoran-dums to him. While address-ing to Mr. Arora, a spokesper-son of Stamp Paper VendorUnion, Sunam said that Print-ed stamp papers of worth Rs.400 crore of denomination ofRs. 25000 each were lying un-used in the custody of the offi-cials of revenue department atJalandhar.

When Arora asked him it'sreason than he replied that pre-viously stamp paper vendorshave power to sale offlinestamp papers upto Rs. 50000.But, the out going Punjab gov-ernment has banned the of-fline sale of stamp papers

above Rs. 20000. Now, if oneneeds stamp paper Rs. 20000or more than one has to get itthrough online, that is whythese stamp papers couldn't beused. "If AAP Punjab Govt. al-lows it's offline line than thestate government would getrevenue over Rs. 399 croreand we would get commissionof Rs 80 lac on it's sale",spokesperson added. Vendor'sspokesperson while demand-ing to increase their offlinesale limit up to 50000 also de-manded to revive their com-mission on the sale of stamppapers from two to four per-cent as it was earlier.

Arora after listening thegrievances & demands of per-sons present in the meeting,assured them that he would tryto redress their problems aftera discussion with the con-cerned officers, ministers,CM, Sahib and if there wouldbe any need than for the re-dressal of their problems,these could be discussed inVidhan Sabha. Among theprominent, SDM, Sunam, Jad-preet Singh, Tehsildar Sunam,Kuldeep Singh and a largenumber of officials of revenuedepartment were present in themeeting.

Stamp papers of worth Rs 400 crlying unused at Jalandhar

CHARNJIT SINGH ARORAAMRITSAR, MAR 25

Shiromani Gurdwara Par-bandhak Committee(SGPC) started the KarSewa (voluntary service)of Gurdwara Barah MahaSahib situated at the com-plex of Sachkhand SriHarmandar Sahib withPanthak tradition. Thisshrine is situated just out-side Gurdwara Sri ManjiSahib Diwan Hall, wherepillars will be erected todevelop its roof and it willbe protected by installingthe glass frames.

Moreover, the con-struction work of a sarai(inn) was also inauguratedtoday at Gurdwara Sha-heed Baba Basant Singh,Chowk Pragdas at Sri Am-

ritsar. On this occasion,dignitaries of Kar Sewaalong with SGPC Presi-dent Advocate HarjinderSingh Dhami and otherprominent personalitieswere also present. The KarSewas were started afterthe ardas (prayer).

SGPC President Ad-vocate Harjinder SinghDhami said both theseworks of Kar Sewa havebeen handed over to BabaBachan Singh Kar Sewa

Delhi. He said SGPC isthe Panthak body, workingto upkeep the historicalshrines and it is workingcontinuously for the con-venience of the Sangat. Headded that new sarais arebeing constructed keepingin view the large influx ofSangat at Sachkhand SriHarmandar Sahib. A newsarai is being constructedat Chowk Pragdas, whichwill have 150 rooms andfive halls.

Kar Sewa of Gurdwara Barah Maha Sahib, Saraistart at Sachkhand Sri Harmandar Sahib

Councillor fights againstcouncil president's husband

VIKAS VERMADHURI, MAR 25

After the change of power, theissue of presidency of the citycouncil seems to be burning. Anumber of city councilors todaylodged a written complaint withSDM Dhuri Ishmit Vijay Singhagainst Sandeep Tayal Pappu,husband of Pushpa Rani, presi-dent of Dhuri Municipal Coun-cil, alleging misuse of the pres-idency.

The councilors have al-leged that Sandeep Tayal hasbeen abusing his wife's positionfor a long time and the bureau-cracy has been working underhis pressure. He said thatSandeep Tayal did not hold anypost in Municipal Council,Dhuri nor was he a currentcouncilor but his undue inter-ference raises many questions.

He said that the name of thePresident of the MunicipalCouncil Pushpa Rani is nominalat the office of the MunicipalCouncil. This can be seen fromthe CCTV cameras installed inthe house. The councilors havealso expressed concern thatSandeep Tayal may have playeda role in the alleged scams andsubstandard activities at the citycouncil. The councilors de-manded in the petition that thepresence of council presidentPushpa Rani be ensured in thecity council and that her hus-band Sandeep Tayal's interfer-ence be stopped.

Dinanagar police arrestyouth with stolen motorcycle

and drug paraphernaliaJASPOONAM KOHLIDINANAGAR, MAR 25 Dinanagar police arrested a youth with stolen motor-cycles and banned ammunition during blockade.Disclosing this, DSP Rajbir Singh said that ASILekhraj along with the police party had set up ablockade at Baba Peer's place near T Point village

Kharl.Meanwhile, a youngman was coming on a motor-cycle.Which was stopped onsuspicion.He examined theenvelope in his right hand andfound 170 drug pills.Whenasked about the motorcycle,he said that he had stolen itfrom village Awankha threemonths ago.Today he was go-ing to Dinanagar to sell it.Thearrested accused has beenidentified as Amarjit Singhalias Kaka, a resident of vil-

lage Ucha Dhakala.Dinanagar police registered acase against the accused and took him into custodyand started further action.

SUKH NAHAR JAGRAON, MAR 25

RK High school organized a COVID-19 vaccination campwith the help of a team from civil hospital in the school prem-ises for students in age groups 12-14 and 15-18 years. Schoolprincipal Captain Naresh Verma giving details about thecamp, said that as per the instructions of the government, 40students in 12-14 age group and 30 students in 15-18 years ofage have been vaccinated against coronavirus.

He stated that students completely cooperated with theschool and vaccination team looking at the necessity of get-ting vaccinated. "It is the duty of education institutions to lookafter the health of students as it is the most essential thing,"he said. He also mentioned that students are more like a fam-ily to the school and they look after students just like theirfamilies. School president Adv Naveen Gupta thanked SMODr. Pardeep Mahindra, Jaspreet Singh, Chirag, KamaljeetKaur, Hardeep Kaur for their support.

SHARANJEETPATHANKOT, MAR 25

Sarbat Khalsa Religious Or-ganization Pathankot is con-ducting Gurmat Samagam atGurdwara Singh Sabha, Ke-shav Nagar, Village Dheera,Pathankot on Sunday, March27 at 8 am.

Bhai Lakhbir Singh ofBuraj Sahib, a famous narra-tor and preacher of the Panth,will explain the ongoing Bani

while Bhai Surjit Singh's ragijatha will entertain the sangatby performing kirtan.

This information wasshared by Jathedar GurdeepSingh Gulati Chief Manager,Manager Sohan Singh, Gur-sharan Singh, BakhshishSingh and Datar Singh. Heappealed to the sangat toreach the function on time.At the end of the ceremony,the Guru's langar will be usedincessantly.

CHANDIGARH, MAR 25Punjab Mines and GeologyMinister Harjot SinghBains, today shot a letter toall the Deputy commission-ers and Senior Superinten-dents of Police to com-pletely shun the practice ofillegal mining in the state.

In the letter to deputycommissioners, the cabinetminister categorically men-tioned, "As the Punjab gov-ernment is against illegalmining, it has come to mynotice that illegal mining isgoing on in many districtsof the state.

Therefore, you are di-rected to get the informa-tion from the mining offi-cer of your district and todemarcate the allottedquarries by putting up flagso that it may be clear that

mining is to be done fromthese sites only."In further-ance, SSPs have been askedthat it has been written tothe Deputy Commissionersfor flagging of allottedquarries in each district so

that illegal mining canbe stopped immedi-ately. "But even then,if a case of illegalmining comes to light,it will be the sole re-sponsibility of theSSP concerned.

All the deputy com-missioners and SSPswere asked for thestrict compliance ofthe instructions.No-tably, after assumingthe charge whilechairing the meetingof mining department,the cabinet ministerinstructed the officialsto mark all the legal

sites across the state tocheck the illegal mining,saying that by plugging il-legal mining, there will be amajor boost in the state’sexchequer.

Parneet Kaur shared hergrief with Goyal familyMAHAVIR GOYALAHMEDGARH: Drug InspectorMadam Parneet Kaur visited theGoyal family home and expressedher condolences on the demise ofShri Om Prakash Goyal, father ofMahavir Goyal, Media Advisor ofChemists Association Ahmedgarh.

Madam ParneetKaur said thatwith the demise offather, the familyhas suffered anever ending loss.We extend ourheartfelt

condolences to the family. Mr.Sukhbir Singh Mann, President,Chemists Association Ahmedgarh,Mr. Shashi Kumar Goel, GeneralSecretary, Mr. Iqbal Singh Cheema,Treasurer also expressed theircondolences to the family of Goyal.It may be mentioned here that thefinal prayer of Om Prakash Goyal,father of Pawan Kumar Goyal,Pardeep Kumar Goyal and MahavirGoyal and bhog of Garuda Puranwill be offered at Jain Samadh onTuesday, March 29 from 1 to 2 pm.

Gurmat Samagam on 27th at GurdwaraSingh Sabha Keshav Nagar Dheera

RAKESH JINDALNABHA, MAR 25

Punjab's Jail Minister HarjotSingh Bains paid a surprisevisit to Patiala Central Jailtoday and inspected the jailthoroughly. Bains said thatthe Punjab Government wasfully committed to eradicatethe phone culture in the jailsof Punjab within the nextthree months by using mod-ern and better technology.He also directed the jail au-thorities to tighten the secu-rity of the jail in all respectsand treat all the inmates inthe jail equally as per thelaw. Punjab Minister forJails, Law, Mining and Geol-ogy, Tourism and Culturaland Legislative Affairs Har-jot Singh Bains, while

speaking to reporters outsidethe jail, said that as per theinstructions of BhagwantSingh Mann, the jails of thestate would be secured in allrespects and now therewould be no phone call butcalm from the jails.

While replying to aquestion, Harjot Singh Bainssaid that he had met the jailauthorities and listened totheir grievances. He said thatthe previous government didnot pay any attention to the

prisons and did not recruitnew recruits nor did it pro-vide the required modernequipment. But the PunjabGovernment under the lead-ership of CM BhagwantSingh Mann would also pro-vide modern equipment in-cluding treatment of psychi-atrists and other staff for thetreatment of drug addicts inthe Jail Department. Bainsfurther clarified that no de-tainee should be given VIPstatus.

Minister Bains pays surprisevisit to Patiala central jail

Harjot Singh Bains shootsletter to DCs and SSPs

RK School holds covid-19vaccination camp

Four women among sixbooked for assaulting youthASHOK KAURAPHAGWARA: The Shahkot policehave booked six persons includingfour women on the charge ofassaulting a youth. Theinvestigating officer (IO) andMalaysian police post in-chargeGurdev Singh said that the accusedhave been identified as Babu aresident of Malsian ,his wife andhis mother Bholi, his brother Rajaand his wife, and his female closerelative. Lachmann Kumar aresident of the same villagecomplained to the police that theaccused attacked him withweapons and seriously injured him.

Chairman of All India Bhartiya Seva Dal Bua Singh and President of Pathankot Vapar Mandal S.S. Bawa honoring the

Superident of Muncipal Corpartion Pathankot Inderjit Singh forperforming their excellent duties.

Bram Shankar Jimpa to ensure timelydelivery of civic services to public

HOSHIARPUR (DALJEET AJNOHA): Punjab Ministerfor Revenue, Rehabilitation and Disaster Management, WaterResources, Water Supply and Sanitation Mr. Bram Shankar Jim-pa directed the officers of various departments of the district toensure timely delivery of civic services to the people. He saidthat people should not have to visit government offices again andagain for their work. He was addressing a meeting of officials ofvarious departments at District Administrative Complex here to-day for the first time since he became a Cabinet Minister. He wasaccompanied by MLA Garhshankar Jai Krishna Rouri, MLAShamchurasi Dr. Ravjot Singh ,Raja Gill MLA, Karamvir SinghGhuman, MLA, Dasuya, Mrs. Apneet Riyait, Deputy Commis-sioner and SSP. Mr. Dharman H. Nimble was also present.

Food safety teamtakes 10 samples

for second day

HOSHIARPUR (DALJEET AJNOHA):Strict implementation of Food Safety and Stan-dards Act in district and ensuring access to hy-gienic and quality food items to the people un-der Mission Healthy Punjab for the second daytoday. The Food Safety Team led by DistrictHealth Officer Dr. Lakhveer Singh visited 2 dif-ferent raids on Hoshiarpur Chandigarh Roadand took 10 food samples. Sharing informationabout this, District Health Officer Dr. LakhveerSingh said that today the Food Safety Team vis-ited Punjabi Tarka Dhaba, P.S. Dhaba and DSDhaba have taken 02 samples of milk, 03 sam-ples of flour, 1-1 samples of flour, sandwiches,cooked dal, rajma and gravy, which have beensent to Food and Drugs Lab Kharar today. Theteam also inspected the license and cleanliness.He said that he would continue to carry out suchchecks in future also to maintain the refinementand quality of food items.

Two booked forsnatching

woman’s earringsASHOK KAURAPHAGWARA, MAR 25The Bilga police havebooked two miscreants on thecharge of snatching the ear-rings of a woman. The inves-tigating officer (IO ) Kulwin-dar Singh said that the ac-cused have been identified asHarjinder Singh alias Rithason of Makhann Singh a resi-dent of Umrewal village un-der Mehat Pur police stationand his unidentified accom-plice. Sukhwant Singh a resi-dent of Sangowal villagecomplained to the police thatthe accused snatched his wifeBalwinder Kaur’s golden ear-rings on March 22 who waspillion riding his scooter nearSher Pur village . IO said thata case under section 379-B(snatching) and 34 (commit-ting crime with common in-tention) of the IPC has beenregistered against the accused.

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Process of setting upPanchavati Park andGarden begins

BUREAUUNA: The Government has startedthe process of setting up 100Panchavati Parks and Gardens forSenior Citizens in all 78 blocks ofrural areas of the State to createrecreational spaces for the elderly.Panchayat of Dathbara village hasstarted work of making PanchavatiPark in about two and a half months,which is almost ready. This park hasbeen installed with all-round boundarywall, about 14 chairs have beenarranged in it, open gym has alsobeen arranged in the park. Drinkingwater and toilet arrangements havealso been made in the park.DeputyPrincipal Ajay Sharma said that forthis time Rs 1000000 approval hasbeen received and work is inprogress, 7 lights and green grassand 50 saplings will be planted inpark which will enhance its beauty.

Kisan Samman NidhiYojana recipients shouldget Aadhaar linked withaccount UnaUNA: Deputy Commissioner RaghavSharma has appealed to

beneficiaries ofPradhan MantriKisan SammanNidhi Yojana thatbeneficiaries whosebank account is notlinked with Aadhaar.He should ensure

to link his bank account with Aadhaarso that the installment to be releasedthrough the system based onAadhaar number.

Awareness camp onTuberculosis held

DAULAT CHAUHANJAWALI: Under Block TB Forum atCivil Hospital Jawali, a programme wasorganized under chairmanship of BlockMedical Officer Dr. Priya, in which Sub-Divisional Officer Jawali MahendraPratap Singh specially participated. Thesymptoms were explained andprevention of TB disease highlighted.Block Medical Officer Dr. Priya informedthat target is to make Himachal TB freein the year 2025.Sub-Divisional OfficerMahendra Pratap Singh said that TBdisease should not be hidden buttreated so that this disease can beuprooted. He said that free medicinesare provided by government to TBpatient. TB champions who defeatedTB disease were felicitated. SMOJawali Dr. Aman Dubey, Sub-DivisionalAyurvedic Medical Officer Dr. InduSharma, Principal of ITI Jawali PurnaChand, Health Educator, BEEO JawaliAnita Dhiman, Supervisor Ajay Attri,Pharmacist Bharat Bhushan etc. werepresent.

HIMACHAL/JKYUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2022

India set to make momentous leap,youth to play vital role: Anurag

SHASHI PAL JAINSOLAN, MAR 25

Anurag Thakur, Union Ministerfor Sports, Youth Affairs,Information and Broadcastingtoday while congratulating theyoung graduates said the future ofthe country belongs to them andIndia was at a stage when therewere innumerable opportunitiesfor the young. He was speaking ina virtual keynote address on theoccasion of 6th convocation ofShoolini University here today. Hesaid, “India is set to make amomentum leap with industryready graduates like you. You areentering the industry at a timewhen major changes are takingplace across sectors bothregionally as well as globally.Therefore, there is a tremendouspotential for growth and you havea great role in nation-building.“Today marks the end of yourjourney but also the beginning of alife of exploration and learning inthe real world. Today marks thebeginning of unleashing thepotential of accomplishments inthe highly competitive world. Yourprofessors have invested a lot of

time and effort in teaching you andkeep in touch with them”, saidThakur. He also spoke on howIndian products are going fromlocal to global powered by themantra of ‘vocal for local’, besidesalso throwing light on how thecountry is leading in all areas,hence creating so manyopportunities for the young people.The sixth convocation of ShooliniUniversity was held in offlinemode on Friday in which 1429students received their degrees

including 30 PhD degrees whichwere also awarded on the occasion.Degrees were awarded to thegraduates of the Faculty ofManagement Sciences andChitrakoot School of Liberal Arts,as well as the engineering andtechnical school. 31 universitymedals and 27 merit certificateswere given to meritoriousstudents. Former PanjabUniversity Vice Chancellor PadmaShri, Prof R.C. Sobti, whileaddressing the young graduates

and the faculty of the university asthe Guest of Honour at theconvocation, hailed thecontribution made by theuniversity in different spheres.“Degree is not a piece of paper andnot the end but a visa andbeginning to move forward”, heappealed to the students. Otherdignitaries included the Founder& Chancellor of the university,Prof Prem Kumar Khosla, ProChancellor Mr. Vishal Anand,Vice Chancellor Prof Atul Khosla,President of the Foundation, Mrs.Saroj Khosla and trustees Mr.Satish Anand and Mr. AshokAnand. Prof Prem Kumar Khosla,Chancellor, Shoolini Universitywhile addressing the audience,welcomed the chief guest Prof.Sobti and thanked him for sparingtime to address the students andstaff of Shoolini University. Hesaid, “Shoolini has this yearfigured amongst the first 100universities of India at 89 Rank inthe NIRF ranking as the loneuniversity including all public andprivate universities fromHimachal Pradesh”, adding thatthe university has achieved themilestone of filing 1000 patents.

SANJAYAGGARWALDHARAMSHALA, MAR 25

Bharatiya Janata Party KisanMorcha and Himachal WorkersWelfare Board President RakeshKumar Babli said during a pressconference in Dharamsala that thestrength of the organization willrepeat the BJP government inHimachal due to Modi's policies.Earlier, a meeting of the KisanMorcha parliamentary constituencywas also organized. He said that theKisan Morcha made the farmers ofthe state aware, due to which therewas no agitation anywhere. KisanMorcha went from village to villageand made the farmers aware and wegot success. He said that theschemes in Himachal WorkersWelfare Board were increased to 13.The amount for marriage is 50thousand. A FD of 51 thousand isbeing made in her name as financialassistance on the daughter'smarriage. He said that 3 lakh 65thousand laborers have been

registered in the state. An awarenesscampaign has been launched for thelaborers who have been left out.Rakesh Kumar said that for this 14sub-offices were opened in the state,out of which 4 offices were openedin Kangra district alone, so that thelaborers could also get the benefit of13 schemes. He said that the budgetfor education has also beenincreased so that the child of thelaborer is not deprived of education.Financial assistance of Rs.8,400 toRs.48,000 per year is also beingprovided for the education of twochildren of the registered members.With the plans, its amount has alsobeen increased. He said that 6thousand rupees are coming directlyin the account of the farmers. Talksare being held with the governmentfor more benefits to the farmers. Hesaid that the registered beneficiariesand their dependents are beinggiven assistance ranging from Rs50,000 to Rs 1 lakh for medicaltreatment and Rs 5 lakh for seriousillness.

Awareness held on trafficJOGINDER DEV ARYABANGANA: An awareness camp was organized by the Traffic Department atSanskrit College Dohagi as part of the Road Safety Week. The artists of RK KalaManch, through song and music in the awareness camp, said that it is in everyone'sinterest to follow traffic rules, so drivers should get their vehicles checked andrepaired from time to time. Do not use tape recorders and mobiles while driving andstay away from intoxicants and do not put more passengers in vehicles than capacity.He said that accidents can always be avoided by following traffic rules properly. RTOUna Rajesh Kumar Kaushal said that a small negligence of drivers loses manyprecious lives. He said that every small and big vehicle driver should not be carelesswhile driving. It is in our best interest to have safe traffic. Mathra Das, Rajinder, Raviwere also present in the college staff on this occasion.

Government will repeatwith the strength of the

organization: Rakesh Babli

SJVN conferred with Global CSRExcellence and Leadership Award

DINESH AGARWALSHIMLA, MAR 25

In cognisance of theoutstanding contribution ofthe CSR initiatives by SJVN,the company has beenconferred with prestigiousGlobal CSR Excellence andLeadership Award by WorldCSR Congress in Mumbaifor the Best Covid -19Solution for CommunityCare. On behalf of SJVN theaward was received by Sh.Awadhesh Prasad, Sr.Additional GeneralManager, SJVN from S.K.Dutt, Sr. Advisor, UNCTADin a grand award ceremony.

Speaking on theoccasion Sh. Nand LalSharma Chairman &Managing Director said thatSJVN has always been aresponsible CorporateCitizen and has beenpioneering in CorporateSocial Responsibility (CSR)activities towards itsstakeholders and society.

Since inception SJVN hasspent more than Rs. 340Crores in various CSRactivities in the verticals ofEducation, Health,Sanitation, InfrastructuralDevelopment, Women andChild Care, Sustainability,Assistance during NaturalCalamities etc. Sharmafurther stated that, at thevery outset SJVN hadperceived the threat ofGlobal Pandemic (Covid-19) and promptly forayedinto dispersal of Relief andaid measures whichincluded liberal support toCentral and State

governments. SJVN alsomade contributionstowards PM CARES Fundand State DisasterManagement AuthorityFunds. He further informedthat SJVN activelydistributed safety andhygiene items like mask,gloves, PPE Kits, sanitizer,disinfectants etc. to themasses. Food items wereprovided to the needy aswell as to various healthworkers during pandemicand un-interrupted medicalservices at doorsteps to thelocal communities wasensured. SJVN also helpedin strengthening the coldchain infrastructure forvaccination in the state ofHimachal Pradesh. Inaddition to this financialsupport to governmenthospitals for medicalequipment like ventilators,oxygen concentrators,oximeters, fowler beds,establishment of isolationbeds was also extended.

Dr Sikander greeted on being electedas Rajya Sabha MP unopposed

KISHORI LAL BAINSAMB, MAR 25

Jiwan Sharma, the retired DeputyDirector of Education Department ofHimachal Pradesh has congratulatedthe Deputy Vice Chancellor ofHimachal Pradesh University, Dr.Sikander Kumar, on being electedunopposed as a Rajya Sabha MP. Hetold that Dr. Sikandar being aneducationist, while working as the Vice Chancellor ofHimachal Pradesh University, took it to the heights. Illegalencroachments were removed after getting the university landmarked and the construction work started by them is also inprogress. It is a matter of great pride for Hamirpur district thatthe BJP leadership reposed faith in Dr. Sikandar. Dr. Sikanderhas been instrumental in forming the BJP government inHimachal Pradesh in the year 2017 while being the statepresident of BJP SC Morcha. As a Rajya Sabha MP, he willdischarge his responsibilities well. Apart from being a humblenature and educationist, Dr Sikandar Kumar has beencontributing significantly in active politics. Although it is amatter of pride for the entire state, but it is a matter of greatfortune for the district Hamirpur. History has been created inthe field of politics of this district, especially in the Hamirpurparliamentary constituency, there is already informationbroadcasting and youth sports services minister Anurag SinghThakur at the center. Jagat Prakash Nadda, the nationalpresident of the world's largest party, from Bilaspur and nowfrom Hamirpur to the Upper House, Dr. Sikander Kumar, hislong experience as MP of Himachal Pradesh will be especiallybeneficial for Hamirpur.

Agri department officialsmakes inspection of agri

machinery dealers

UNA, MAR 25

In development block Una today, the dealersselling equipment related to agriculturalmachinery, Sun Shine Automobiles, JyotiAutomobiles, CM Tenders and other agencies wereinspected. Agriculture expert Una Dr. SanjeevKumar stated this. He said that during inspection itwas found that neither maximum retail price hasbeen shown on product nor price list has beenmarked on agricultural machinery tools.Hedirected the dealers listed by the AgricultureDepartment to mark their products in showroomsor outside price lists for convenience of farmers sothat they can choose according to their needs.Officials directed that the listed dealers must showthe price list on their product and shop. Failure todo so will deprive listed dealers from AgriculturalMachinery Scheme in future.Assistant AgricultureDevelopment Officers Valdev Sharma, Raja RamSharma and Sunita Sharma were present.

Prof Ram Kumar lays foundationstone of Bhadsali-Lavana Majra road

HAROLI, MAR 25

Road worth Rs one crore to be built from Bhootdu Mohalla toIspur Lawana Majra in village Bhadsali of Haroli assemblyconstituency was today inaugurated by Vice President ofHimachal Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation, Prof.Ram Kumar by laying foundation stone. It was a long dreamof villagers. Villagers say that during the rainy days and rains,the residents here cut off contact with the main roads and thisarea became an island. Pro. This road is now beingconstructed under the leadership of Ram Kumar, which willgive great relief to the villagers. Prof. Ram Kumar informedthat Industries Department has released funds for roadconstruction. He said that the Ganga of development in Harolidistrict at a cost of crores has been flowing during the tenureof Jai Ram government of the state. Every effort is beingmade to implement the development works.

Increase participation of students in Atal Tinkering Lab: DCBUREAUUNA, MAR 25

Meeting of the VidyalayaManagement Committeewas organized at JawaharNavodaya VidyalayaPekhubela today, whichwas presided over byDeputy Commissioner UnaRaghav Sharma. DeputyCommissioner alsoinaugurated Skill Hub setup by the Ministry of SkillDevelopment, Governmentof India.

Congratulating studentsfor achieving 100% resultof class 10th and 12th,

Deputy Commissioner saidthat students should beprepared for competitiveexaminations from schoollevel itself. He inspectedlibrary building andinstructed to include booksin the library forpreparation of competitionsbased on generalknowledge and othersubjects. Instructions werealso given to ensuremaximum participation ofstudents in Atal TinkeringLab.DC also interacted withtrainee students of SkillHub and shared theirexperiences with trainees

in this regard and alsoguided students.Permission was also givento buy smart TV and twosolar geysers for school. Heinstructed Public WorksDepartment to completeconstruction work of drainadjoining school premisesbefore comingmonsoon.Deputy DirectorElementary and HigherEducation, local schoolprincipal Anupa Thakur,Degree College Una ProfBinny Ohri, member ofschool managementcommittee and parentsparticipated.

Members of Upper caste commission sitting onhunger strike outside SDM office campus

ANWAR HUSSAINNALAGARH, MAR 25

Members of DevbhoomiKshatriya Sangathan andDevbhoomi SwarnaSangathan are sitting on ahunger strike outside the SDMoffice premises. He says thatthe government has illegallyarrested the members of theSwarn Commission. In protestagainst this, Jaipal Chandel,president of DevbhoomiSwarna Sangathan, Dabhotaunit, and Ishwar Thakur,president of Doon ofDevbhoomi SwarnaSangathan and his companionshave sat on hunger strike.Devbhoomi SwarnaSangathan Dabhota unitpresident Jaipal Chandel saidthat the members of the UpperCaste commission in Shimlawere arrested by the policewithout any reason, termingtheir arrest as illegitimate.

They say that their demand isthat reservation should beabolished and should not bedone on basis of caste, butkeeping in view the economiccondition Governments mayhave to bear the brunt of this.Devbhoomi SwarnaSangathan Dabhota unitgeneral secretary Jinder PalSingh said that Chief MinisterJai Ram Thakur is coming forNalagarh program tomorrow,

Swarn Samaj will not do anykind of disturbance during hisprogramme but thegovernment should try tofulfill demand before March26. SDM Nalagarh MahendraPal Gurjar said that the higherofficials have been informed inthis matter. Elaboratearrangements have been madeto maintain law and order.Strict action will be taken forviolators of law.

Sedition case should be registered against thoseraising Bhindranwala flag: Viresh Shandilya

SANJAY AGGARWALDHARAMSHALA, MAR 25

National President of Anti TerroristFront India Viresh Shandilya hasexpressed concern in a pressstatement that now the Khalistanicampaign has started in Himachal,which is now called Devbhoomi onthe border of Punjab. The literature of JarnailSingh Bhindranwala, who was killed by theIndian Army, has entered Himachal. Bycarrying the flag of Jarnail SinghBhindrawala, the fundamentalists wereconspiring to disturb the peace ofDevbhoomi. He said that the campaign ofKhalistan was started by Bhindranwala, buthis front will not allow the peace ofDevbhoomi to be disturbed and will soonsubmit a memorandum to Himachal ChiefMinister Jai Ram Thakur that those who sellliterature of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwala andthose who raised the flag with photographswill be punished for sedition. I should bearrested and put in jail. Shandilya also

thanked the Himachal Police whostarted the campaign to take downthe flags of Bhindranwale fromvehicles and two wheelers.Shandilya said that when theliterature of Jarnail SinghBhindranwala was being sold inPunjab and Haryana and aconspiracy was being hatched to

spoil the atmosphere, even then Anti TerroristFront India had filed a public interestlitigation in the Punjab Haryana High Court.On which the High Court had ordered theDGP of Punjab to take action. He said that ifneeded, a Public Interest Litigation (PIL)would be filed in the Himachal Pradesh HighCourt and the flag and literature ofBhindrawala would be banned. NationalPresident of Anti Terrorist Front India VireshShandilya wrote a letter to the Home Ministerof India Amit Shah demanding that the UnionHome Ministry issue a white paper on JarnailSingh Bhindranwala to clarify his stand thatwhat Bhindranwala is in the eyes of theCentral Government.

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YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2022

58th massive eye checkup perform by Punarjoti Eye SocietyRAMPURA PHUL (HEMANT SHARMA): Malwa's renowned Punarjoti Eye Donation Society(Regd.) Organized 58th checkup camp and conducted eye checkup of 384 patients in which lenses of 300patients would be fitted in next few days. Disclosing this here today Mr. Rakesh Tayal, President of theSociety further said that this camp was organized by State Awardees Mr. Vijay Kumar and Mr. Ashok

Kumar Rocky with the blessings of Shri Ram NarayanGiri at Sant Tirvani Giri Memorial Hospital RampuraPhul in memory of his late father Mohan Lal Bathinda.. Patients were provided with black spectacles, medi-cines and food free of cost. He said that with the coop-eration of the people such eye camps would continueand so far thousands of patients have been able to maketheir lives easier by wearing lenses in their eyes.

PGIMER resumes normalfunctioning as outsources

workers call off strikeRAJIV JAINCHANDIGARH, MAR 25 In consequence to the Hon'ble Punjab and HaryanaHigh Court Order on 24th March, by a Bench ofHon'ble Chief Justice Ravi Shanker Jha and Hon'bleJustice Arun Palli, restraining the PGI ContractWorkers’ Union from proceeding on strike and fromdisrupting/disturbing the functioning and the activi-ties of the institute/hospital in any manner, PGI Con-tract Workers’ Union, through a written communica-tion to the Director PGIMER, informed about theirdecision to call off the strike proposed for today. Thisinformation was received at 9.30 am today.

Prof. Ashok Kumar Official Spokesperson,PGIMER further detailed, “After receiving the infor-mation, the normal functioning of the Institute wasresumed with the outsourced workers reporting forduty. Even the timings of the registration were in-creased till 12.30 pm from the routine 10 am on usu-al days to facilitate the patients.”

However, the Administration had ensured thatpatients are not put to inconvenience and according-ly necessary arrangements were made beforehand.Hence, despite a little confusion in the morning hourstill the outsourced workers resumed their duties, nountoward incident was reported and the situation waswell under control, stated the Official Spokesperson.

It was further informed that in all, 2727 patientswere examined through the day including 1763 ex-amined physically and 964 reached out through tele-consultation.

SHASHI PAL JAINMOHALI, MARCH 25The main reason for the Aam Aadmi Party(AAP) coming to power in Punjab was itspromise to improve education and health fa-cilities in Punjab. The AAP government hadpromised the people that education and healthfacilities would be provided on priority basis,which is why Mohali MLA Kulwant Singhpaid a surprise visit to the Civil Hospital atPhase 6 today.

Asked about the problems faced by the pa-tients as well as by the doctors, MLA KulwantSingh said that the condition of all the gov-ernment hospital buildings in Punjab was crit-ical and shortage of doctors was a major prob-lem in the past. Governments never paid at-tention to hospitals, they instruct senior doc-tors to provide staff and patients with a draftof future problems so that the problem can beresolved as soon as possible. Even other em-ployees informed MLA about his other prob-lems including confirmation.

Talking to reporters here, Kulwant Singhsaid that first of all the government hospitalbuildings in Mohali would be repaired andspecial measures would be taken to ensure thatpatients do not face any problem.

Mohali MLA Kulwant Singh payssurprise visit to Civil Hospital

Two days digital filmfestival begins in city

CHANDIGARH (RN KHERA): The two days Dig-ital Film Festival kicked off in Chandigarh today withthe screening of some very creative digital feature filmsby PTC Network. The event was inaugurated by actorsGurpreet Ghuggi and Dev Kharoud. On the first day,PTC Network’s thought provoking full length featurefilm Seeto Marjani’s premiere was held. Apart from this,four short digital films were also screened. Movie en-thusiasts turned in huge numbers to watch specialscreenings.It was Seeto Marjani which attracted the at-tention of everyone on it’s launch day as the movie isalso streaming on PTC Play app from today. The film isbased on the play written by well known Punjabi playwriter Dr. Charan Das Sidhu. Set in a remote village ofPunjab, Seeto Marjani, is going to be a landmark moviein Punjab. The film deals with the taboo subject, theright of a woman to choose her partner. Film exposes theduplicity of our patriarchal society where a woman isjust a commodity. She has no right to choose a personwith whom she is to spend entire life. Artist like PankajBerry, Gurinder Makna, Navdeeep Bajwa, Aarzoo Jajo-ria, and Dhriti Goenka have given powerful perform-ances in the film and were present at the premiere showtoday in Chandigarh. The film is directed by GauravRana for PTC Motion Pictures.

SHASHI PAL JAINKHARAR, MAR 25

A project made by four stu-dents of Electrical Engineer-ing Department of Govern-ment Polytechnic CollegeMohali Khunimajra titledDisaster Management Systemwon first prize under poly-technic college students cate-gory in Innotech-2022.

Innotech 2022 was organ-ized by Pg Science City, Ka-purthala in collaboration withNational Council of ScienceMuseums to display path-breaking ideas of studentsthrough projects .

Five teams from Govern-ment Polytechnic CollegeMohali Khunimajra partici-

pated in Innotech 2022. Stu-dents of GPC exemplifiedprofessionalism and creativitythrough this competition.Winning entry was submittedby Ravinder Singh, VishalThakur, Abhishek Chandeland Parminder Singh. Princi-pal Mr Rajiv Puri congratulat-ed the electrical engineeringHOD Sh. Ajitpal Singh, proj-ect incharge Mr Avtar Singhand innovation cell members– Dr Anshu Sharma, DrRavinder Kumar, Ms. ShreyaMahajan and Mr Varun Bha-gat for this great achievementand said these winning streaksare the testimony to the en-deavors of GPC to touch thepeaks of excellence in thefield of innovation.

GPC Khunimajra bagsfirst prize in

Innotech 2022

SUSHIL GOYALSANGRUR, MAR 25

Jatinder Kalra, state coordi-nator of various Cells of Pun-jab BJP, today asked PunjabChief Minister BhagwantMann to issue a 'White Paper'on the financial conditions ofthe state as he has demandedfinancial package of Rs onelakh crore from Prime Minis-ter for the revival of state'seconomy. He said issuance of'White Paper' was a must asseeking of financial packagehas exposed the AAP Gov-ernment that if it did not get

the financial package then itwould not be able to fulfillthe promises, madewith people of Pun-jab during assemblyelections to comeinto power.

Kalra, who isalso a former statesecretary ofBharatiya Janta Par-ty (BJP), Punjab, and a for-mer member of Punjab StateSubordinate Services Selec-tion Board, said that MannGovernment should tell thepeople of Punjab in the'White Paper' clearly that

how much financial debt ison Punjab Government,

Boards, Corporationsand other institutions ofthe state. Kalra saidthat Mann is now say-ing that financial pack-age is a must to im-prove the state's fiscalconditions whereas ear-lier AAP Supremo

Arvind Kejriwal and PunjabChief Minister BhagwantMann were claiming duringelections that they wouldarrange money for fulfillingpromises by preventing ille-gal sand mining.

BJP asks Mann Govt to issue ‘WhitePaper’ on Punjab's fiscal health

TB disease curable:Dr. Ashwani Kumar

HEMANT SHARMARAMPURA PHUL: Under thedirection of Civil Surgeon Bathinda,Senior Medical Officer Dr.Balianwali. On the occasion ofWorld TB Day at Health BlockBaliawali under the leadership ofAshwani Kumar. Addressing thepatients present at Balianwali, Dr.Ashwani Kumar said that TB Thedisease is treatable. Dr. KamaljitSingh said that in case of anysymptoms of TB, it should bechecked at the nearest governmenthospital.

This test and treatment isprovided free of cost in allgovernment hospitals. He said thatnow MDR is available ingovernment hospitals. TB is alsotested.Lakhwinder Singh and JagtarSingh Block Educators said that TBpatients should follow good diet,exercise and yoga daily for goodhealth.

Cricket trials onMarch 27BAHADURJEET SINGHRUPNAGAR: Trials to selectplayers for the selection of under-16and under-19 girls players for theTrident regional coaching centreRupnagar will be held atgovernment college Rupnagarcricket grounds on March 27 at 10am. According to Rupnagar DistrictCricket Association secretarySandeep Budhiraja ,the playersborn after September 1 ,2006 andSeptember 1,2003 would be eligiblefor selection for the two categoriesrespectively. He said that playerswanting to participate in the trialsshould submit their forms to theconcerned officials at the cricketground before the start of trials. Hesaid that the players must come inproper white kit and bringdocuments like digital birthcertificate,Aadhaar card,passport(ifavailabale) and school bonafidecertificate with them for the trials.He said any player could contact onmobile phone no.94171-94856 forfurther information in this regard.

98th B’Day of BrahmaKumaris’ chief celebrates

RAJ SADOSHABOHAR: The 98th birthday ofDadi Ratnamohani, the chiefadministrator of the BrahmaKumaris organization, wascelebrated in the presence of20,000 people from the country andabroad at Shantivan Complex AbuRoad. Dadi said that our life shouldbe in the service of people and Godtill the end. It is the right of everyhuman being to be happy by takingpower from God. The founder ofAhimsa Vishwa Bharati, Dr LokeshMuni said that only women powercan change the world. DadiRatnamohani is such a livingexample whose power is capable ofchanging the world. JagadguruSuryacharya Krishnadevanand GiriJi Maharaj of Juna Akhara Borivali,Mumbai said that the world is to besaved only by spiritual powers.Today Brahma Kumaris haveproved it all over the world thatwhile the number of people withdemonic nature is increasing day byday, this institution is engaged dayand night to establish divine values.Peethadheeshwar Shri ValmikiDham Ujjain Shri Shri 1008 Bal YogiUmesh Nath Ji Maharaj said thattoday women's power is beinghailed in all four directions.

VICKY VERMAZIRAKPUR, MAR 25

Zirakpur police have arrestedtwo persons, including awoman, on charges offorcibly entering a flat in Zi-rakpur under the influence ofdrugs, beating them up andbreaking into them. In a com-plaint lodged with the police,Jasmer Singh, 60, resident ofFlat No. 15, Annex Przio, Pa-tiala Road, Zirakpur, statedthat he and his wife JaswinderKaur were sleeping in theirflat when a woman and a manrepeatedly attacked them at12:10 pm.

The doorbell rang andthey kicked the door andstarted cursing. Frightened,his wife called one of her rel-atives to come to the spot. Inthe meantime, the duo brokedown their door and forciblyentered the flat and startedbeating them. He said thatboth the girl and the boy wereunder the influence of alcoholand they broke into their

house with the intention ofoccupying the flat and threat-ened to evacuate the house.In his spare time, his relativesand the residents of the mo-halla got together and arrest-ed the two on the spot. Dis-closing this here today SHOZirakpur Onkar Singh Brarsaid that after receiving thecomplaint police partyreached the spot and fromthere Kamaldeep Kaur wifeMandeep Singh Sandhu resi-dent of flat number 501/3 5thfloor Royal Estate Zirakpurand Pardeep son Kehar Singhresident of village Mandi dis-trict Jind, Haryana was captured.

Two arrested, including woman, for breakinginto house under influence of drugs

JASPOONAM KOHLIDINANAGAR, MAR 25

A meeting was convened bysenior Congress leader AshokChaudhary on the orders ofMLA Aruna Chaudhary tomake the Congress sarpanch-es aware of their rights andpowers in view of thechanged political situation inPunjab after the change ofpower.About 125 Sarpanchesand other representativesfrom Block Dorangala andGurdaspur were present.

Addressing them, formerdistrict president AshokChaudhary said that the Con-

gress party was in full swingin the constituency and nosarpanch needed to be afraidof the leaders of the rulingparty. He said that accordingto the Panchayat Act, only thePanchayat has the power tocarry out development workin the village and no leader ofthe ruling party or the Leaderof the Opposition can inter-fere in it.

He said that after thechange of power, it was clearthat the AAP leader who lostthe election to former cabinetminister Aruna Chaudharywas trying to mislead the peo-ple.

No Congress workers sarpanchesneeds to be afraid of ruling party

leaders: Ashok Chaudhary

CS JOLLYCHANDIGARH, MAR 25

Sportspersons from Govt.College of Yoga Educationand Health, Chandigarh par-ticipated in the recently heldPanjab University Inter Col-lege Competition division C(Men and Women) whichwas conducted from 17thMarch to 23 March 2022 atPU Campus. Govt. Collegeof Yoga Education andHealth, Chandigarh securedmedals in all team gamecompetitions. Bronze

medals in Kho-Kho(women) Basket ball(women), Volley ball(women) and Badminton(men), Silver medals in Vol-leyball (men), Table Tennis(men and women) and GoldMedal in Yoga.

Overall the college com-pleted a century with 97medals and 3 cups in athlet-ics, Team medals in PU A di-vision boys Yoga and othermedals in PU C divisionteam games. Govt. Collegeof Yoga Education andHealth, Chandigarh bagged

the General Runners Up tro-phy in men and women of C-division and PUSC Trophyin Yoga. Dr. Sapna Nanda,Principal of the college wasthe guiding force, withouther impressive organizationand incredible passion ofmotivating students and fac-ulty this feat would not havebeen possible.

The sports team was head-ed by Ms. Anupma Kaushaland Mr. Sumant Batish, &Mr. Kulwant Singh for tabletennis and badminton andMr. Roshan Lal for Yoga.

Govt College of yoga edu and health studentsshine in PU Inter College Competitions

ANIL VERMABATHINDA, MAR 25

Thousands of students from vari-ous schools/colleges and affiliatedInstitutions visited "Science andTech. 2nd Expo" organized byMaharaja Ranjit Singh PunjabTechnical University (MRSP-TU), Bathinda at main campushere on Friday. Aero Show andModel Exhibitions remain themain attraction among the curiousstudents. The aim of Scienceand Tech. Expo was developingscientific temper among students,underlining the importance of sci-ence and to strengthen its utiliza-

tion. Vikas Garg IAS, PrincipalSecretary, Technical Educationand Industrial Training, Punjabinaugurated the programmeaimed to admire budding scien-tists and make students aware ofthe latest technology. While MR-SPTU Vice Chancellor, Prof.Buta Singh Sidhu presided overthe ceremony. Model Exhibitions,

Aero show, Auto Expo, Go Cart/Car Rally- Project, OrganicFarmer Mandi, Career Coun-selling, Motivational Lectures,Science Live Experiments, differ-ent department Pavilions, BookExhibitions, AICTE Schemes &Scholarships, Competitions underNational Science Day Celebra-tion, cultural activities.

Thousands visit at ‘Science and Tech2nd Expo’ organized at MRSPTU

MCM holds session ondeveloping proof of concept

for innovative ideasCHANDIGARH, MAR 25

The Institution InnovationCouncil, Mehr Chand Ma-hajan DAV College forWomen, Chandigarh organ-ised a session on ‘How toDevelop Proof of Conceptfor Innovative Ideas/Pitch-ing Event for POCs Devel-oped and Linkage with In-novation Ambassadors forMentorship Support’. Inno-vator Ms. ShivanshiVashist, Managing Director,Micro Radical 360 DegreePvt. Ltd. was the resourceperson for this informativesession. Ms. Vashist moti-vated the students to ex-plore career opportunities inentrepreneurship. She eluci-dated the four steps of Busi-ness Plan viz., IdeationStage, Proof of Concept,Prototype and Manufacture.The chief principles ofSWOT (Strengths, Weak-nesses, Opportunities andThreats) Analysis which assess internal.

SUKH NAHAR JAGRAON, MAR 25

Safai Sevak Union Punjab's Ja-graon branch led by Arun Gillhonored constituency's newlyelected MLA Saravjit KaurManuke and congratulated heron the marvelous second con-secutive victory in Vidhan Sab-ha elections.

They informed Manukeabout the problems faced by

municipal council employeesand their expectations from thegovernment.

They put forwards severaldemands before Manuke in-cluding contract-based jobs fortemporary sanitary workers,they asked for grade-pays andallowances of workers pendingsince a long time and also ex-pressed disappointment on neg-ligence of their "fair demands"by last government.

Safai Sevak Union Jagraonmeets MLA Manuke

VICKY BHABHATZIRAKPUR, MAR 25

Due to the negligence of theemployees of the Power-come department, the peo-ple are disturbed by thehuge bills coming in theDhakoli area.

Residents of Dhakoli areasaid that their bills are notcoming according to thereadings, but the employeeswho take the readings donot come in the field andsend the bills without look-ing at the meter.

Jaswinder Singh Raja andSukhwinder Singh, resi-dents of Ajit Enclave,Dhakoli, said that almost allthe house bills in their areahave gone up.

Sukhwinder Singh saidthat at present his meterreading is 77960 while hisbill has 80318 reading.While no employee came tosee his meter. He said thathe had never mailed the me-ter readings before but this

time when he checked thebill more, the problem cameto light which was reportedto Axion Powercom depart-ment Zirakpur. Since then,out of a total of 33,000 con-sumers in the Dhakoli area,23,000 consumer bills havebeen canceled by the AxionPowercom department.Which will be rebuilt.

Speaking on the occa-sion, Harpreet SinghOberoi, Ex-officio of Pow-ercom department said thatthey have received com-plaints from Dhakoli areawhere meter readers wereon strike at the time of draft-ing of the bill. This errorwas caused by an onlineprocess that led to thebilling of an encode (on anaverage basis).

After complaints from thepublic, the bills of 23,000consumers have been can-celed and their bills will bere-checked after readingchecks. People's problemshave been solved.

People upset because of huge billsbeing issued without reading

Apeejay Collegestudents excel inB.Voc (Beauty &Wellness) Sem V result

HARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR: Students of B. Voc(Beauty & Wellness) Sem V of ApeejayCollege of Fine Arts, Jalandhar addedanother feather in the shining cap ofachievements of ACFA by baggingcommendable score. Parminder Kaurscored 383/400 (95.75%), SakshiSondhi scored 377/400 (94.25%), Priyascored 364/400 (91%), Tanya scored363/400 (90.75%) and Gurleen Kaurscored 363/400 (90.75%). Principal Dr.Neerja Dhingra congratulated andappreciated the hard work of studentsand motivated them to keep the spiritshigh throughout the session and maketheir college proud. She appreciatedMeenal Sandhu from Department ofFashion Makeovers for guiding themtowards road of success.

LPU Chancellor Ashok Mittalhonoured with Certificate ofElection to Rajya Sabha

JALANDHAR: The Chancellor ofLovely Professional University (LPU)Ashok Mittal has been honoured withCertificate of Election to Rajya Sabha.In this regard, Punjab Vidhan Sabhasecretary-cum-returning officer SurinderPal Singh informed that all five AAPcandidates have been declaredwinners unopposed. On this occasionLovely Group Chairman Ramesh Mittalwas also accompanying his youngerbrother, Ashok Mittal. A report in thisregard has also been sent to theElection Commission of India. The AAPcandidates, including Ashok Mittal hadfiled their nomination papers on March21st and 24th was the last day forwithdrawal. AAP won 92 of the 117seats in the state assembly. All fivewinners will have a term of six years.

Innocent Hearts Collegesteered guiding light ofeducation once again

JALANDHAR: Innocent Hearts Collegeof Education, Jalandhar leads theguiding light of education with betterperformances each year, which isclearly reflected this year too in theresult of GNDU B.Ed. ExaminationSem-II (May – 2021). Out of 45student-teachers, 39 student-teachershave achieved Distinctions and 43student-teachers have grabbed Firstdivision. Nargis Jaitwani, Kritika Maggo,Mitali Rana, Neha Goswami, ShikhaSanan, Ankita Suri, Palak and TanuArora achieved First position in thecollege with 86.73% marks. GunpreetKaur bagged second position with85.68% marks, Doras Malhotra attainedthird position with 85.26% marks,Amanpreet Kaur and Komal Vermagrabbed fourth position with 84.84%marks. The members of Management,Principal and Faculty memberscongratulated the student-teachers fortheir brilliant achievements.

60-year-oldpedestrian killed inroad accidentVICKY BHABATZIRAKPUR: A pedestrian was hit by anunidentified driver near Adda Jhungiabus stand on Patiala Road. Who diedduring treatment. Police haveregistered a case under Sections 279and 304A of the IPC against theunidentified driver on the complaint ofhis son and have launched a search forthe driver. Who is currently on the run.In the complaint lodged with the police,the complainant Bhavani Singh, aresident of village Khanpur, districtShamli, UP, a resident of KKK BhattaChhat, stated that he lives at the kilnwith his family and at around 9.30 pmlast night, he was riding a motorcycle.Was Her father had gone with her toget some household goods. But he lefthis father at the Adda Jhungia busstand and went ahead to collect hisluggage. When he returned with theluggage, his father was walking on theother side of the road when he was hitby a car coming from the oppositedirection at high speed and recklessly.As a result, he fell on the road and wasseriously injured. He was rushed to aprivate hospital near Banur with thehelp of passersby, where doctors, afterpreliminary examination, referred him toGovernment Hospital, Rajpura, wherehe succumbed to his injuries. Thecomplaint was lodged at Zirakpur policestation. Zirakpur police have registereda case against the unidentified driveron the basis of a complaint and havestarted searching for the driver.

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YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2022

Minor girl abductedASHOK KAURAPHAGWARA: On a complaint lodged by a Local Basant Nagar residentChuni Lal, The Satnampura Police have registered a case under section363/366 IPC against a Youth on the charges of abducting the minordaughter of the complainant in the pretext of marrying her. TheComplainant Chuni Lal told the police that his daughter went to school onMarch 23 morning but did not return back. He expressed his apprehensionthat the said youth identified as Jai Singh resident of the same localityBasant Nagar abducted his daughter. However, the police are investigatingthe matter.

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CM directs PWD officers tomonitor road maintenance

AGENCYSHIMLA, MAR 25

Himachal Pradesh ChiefMinister Jai Ram Thakur whileexpressing concern over theconditions of roads, directed theofficers, particularly ChiefEngineers and SuperintendingEngineers to regularly visit thefield and review the progress ofmaintenance of roads in thestate. Thakur was presiding overthe meeting with the officers ofthe Public WorksDepartment(PWD) virtuallyfrom Shimla today. ChiefMinister said that ChiefEngineers must regularlymonitor the progress ofmaintenance in their respectivezones and higher authoritiesmust regularly be made aware ofthe same. He said that delay infloating tenders for tarring of

roads would be viewed seriouslyand stern action would be takenagainst defaulting officers. Hesaid that special thrust must alsobe laid on quality work so thatcommuters do not face anyinconvenience. Jai Ram Thakursaid that roads are the lifelines of

Himachal Pradesh as there werelimited means of connectivitydue to its hilly terrain and thestate government was accordingtop priority for construction andmaintenance of the roads. Hedirected the officers to putearnest efforts to improve the

conditions of roads by executionof periodic renewal, patchwork,metalling, and tarring ofPMGSY, NABARD, and otherroads so that commuters couldtravel comfortably. He said thatall tenders for repairs, renewal,and blacktopping of roads shouldbe completed well in time so thatworks could be started at theearliest to facilitate the people.Chief Minister said that PublicWorks Department has achieved75 percent of the targets fixed forState and PMGSY roads underAnnual Maintenance Plan 2021-22 by undertaking works on1798 kilometers of roads byspending an amount of Rs. 228crore. He said that a target of1950.59 kilometers has beenfixed under Annual MaintenancePlan 2022-23 for maintenanceand other allied activities of theState and PMGSY roads.

AGENCYSHIMLA, MAR 25

Kandrori Industrial Area inDistrict Kangra has been classifiedas the Pharmaceutical Hub ofHimachal Pradesh. This wasdisclosed by Chief Minister JaiRam Thakur here today and saidthat a lot of Pharmaceutical andNutraceutical units have evincedinterest in Kandrori Industrial Areain District Kangra. Chief Ministersaid that Kandrori Industrial Areais strategically located on theborder of Punjab and offers goodconnectivity by road, rail and air.He said that the State Governmentis emphasising on developmentand enhancing tempo ofindustrialization in Kangra region.He said that Mefro Organic Ltd.signed an MoU today with aninvestment of Rs.100 crore forsetting up a Nutraceutical unit inKandrori Industrial Area, whichwould generate employmentopportunities for around 200persons. He said that earlier anMOU with an investment of Rs.70 crore for setting-up a

Greenfield project ofNutraceuticals with potentialemployment of 300 employees inKandori Industrial Area has alsobeen signed. Therefore, aninvestment of around Rs. 170crore with employmentopportunities for 500 persons hasalready been committed andfurther investment is expected inthis region. Chief Minister assuredall round facilitation on behalf ofState Government to the investors.He said that the state governmentis giving top priority toindustrialization in the state,particularly in Kangra region andState Industries Department hasbeen directed to take effectivemeasures in this direction with anInvestment Outreach Programmefor attracting more investment inthis region.

Kandrori Industrial Areaclassified as next

Pharmaceutical Hub of HP: CM

Sudhanshu from VIT-AP bags Rs.63LPA International offer

AMARAVATI, MAR 25

Sudhanshu Doddi, B. Tech,CSEstudent from 2022graduating batch, secured asuper dream internationalcampus placement offer fromUSA based analyticscompany of global repute.

Dr. S.V. Kota Reddy ViceChancellor felicitatedSudhanshu on hisInternational Offerachievement. On thisoccasion Sudhanshu thankedVIT-AP Chancellor, ViceChancellor, Registrar, DeputyDirector Career DevelopmentCentre and his professors fortheir constant support tirelessefforts and guidance toachieve this internationaloffer. He also wishes all hisjuniors all the best andsuccess in their placementefforts. Dr. SV Kota Reddy,Vice Chancellor stated "Weare delighted that once againthe top companies of thecountry and the MNCs havereposed their faith in ourstudents. The hard work putin by our students and thequality education imparted bythe university is reflected in

these placement results. In theyears to come, we willcontinue to strengthen ourengagement with the industryand ensure that we continueto create socially consciousresponsible leaders that helpto make this world a betterplace." As on 24thMarch,2022 a total of627students were placed against1175 total offers including246 super dream offers, 354dream offers. The highestpackage offered at VIT-APincreased to Rs 63 LPA ascompared to last year's Rs20LPA. and the average salaryof the batch went up to Rs 7.3LPA from 6.77 LPA (Lakhsper Annum). Dr. V.SamuelRaj Kumar -Director,Career Development Centre

toldthat more than 805recruiters participated in theVIT Placements 2021-22including core companiesViz. intel, Xilinx, RobertBosch, ALSTOM. ITcompanies VISA, Microsoft,Walmart, Adobe, Amazon, JPMorgan Chase& Co, SAPLabs, Goldman Sachs,Phillips, IBM, Commvault,DELOITTE, Pharmeasy,PEPSI CO Global BusinessServices, VM ware etc., Dr.G.Viswanathan, Founder &Chancellor said that thecampus has been one of themost preferred hiringdestinations for top recruitersin the country owing to theexcellent pool of talentavailable with high technicalacumen.

3-day Medical Showheld in Kathmandu

BADDI, MAR 25

Arun Shukla, Convenor, EEPC India-(Baddi)Himachal Pradesh Chapter informed that athree days Exclusive Nepal Medical Show onMedical, Healthcare, Lab and Pharmach wasinaugurated on 24th March, 2022 at BhrikutiMandap, Kathmandu in Nepal by Hon’ble BirodhKhatiwada, Minister of Health and Population,Vinay Mohan Kwatra, Indian Ambassador ofNepal, Mahesh Desai, Chairman of EEPC India.During the inaugural ceremony representativesfrom Indian Pharma Machinery ManufacturersAssociation and EEPC India were present. PadmaGanesh – Deputy Secretary, EP (Engineering) andwomen cell, Department of Commerce, Ministryof Commerce and Industry, Government of Indiawas present to share their experience and to boostthe morale of Indian participants.

More than 70+ Indian Pharma & medicalmachine & equipment companies likeVishwakarma Engineering Esteem Industries,Osper Formulation,Trio India,Cooltech, AvantGarde showcased their capabilities and out of 70+more than dozen are from Himachal Pradesh,Haryana & Delhi. Nepal is a potential market forpharma industry of India. Himachal Pradesh hasemerged as a strong contender for setting up of theBulk Drug and upcoming Medical Devices Park,as more than one-fourth of India’s formulationdrugs are produced and supplied from Baddi-Barotiwala-Nalagarh area in the state. ArunShukla is a EEPC Chapter Convenor of HimachalPradesh. EEPC India is a co-organizer of theevent. IPMMA has joined EEPC India as aKnowledge partner in this Show.

New session begins at BuddingBrains School, Raikot

HARPREET SINGH GILLRAIKOT, MAR 25

The new academic session 2022-23 started at Budding BrainsInternational Senior Secondary School, Raikot. All the staffmembers and students came to the school with enthusiasm. Withthe ebbing of Corona wave, the students are very happy and

excited at thebeginning of the newsession. The schoolwas decorated withcolourful balloons.E x c e l l e n tarrangements weremade for thereception of thestudents and themorning prayermeeting wasorganized in aspiritual manner.

The headmaster gave a special message to the school children thatspecial arrangements have been made by the school to make up forthe loss of education due to the Corona pandemic. All prayed toGod that after Corona, there would be happiness in everyone's lifeand children's education would continue smoothly and schoolswould not be closed. The headmistress and vice principal of theschool, along with the children and the entire staff, made thestudents to take oath to explore new ways and means to improvetheir lives for the future and to move forward in life. Chocolateswere also distributed to the students of each class of the school asthey were going to start the new academic year with great joy andeagerness to learn new things. BBI School Chairman PawandeepSingh Dhillon and Chairperson Manpreet Kaur Dhilloncongratulated the students on the commencement of the newsession and wished them all the best for the coming year.

PGIMER resumes normal functioningas Outsourced workers call off strike

CHANDIGARH, MAR 25

In consequence to the Punjab and Haryana High Court Orderon 24th March, by a Bench of Hon'ble Chief Justice RaviShanker Jha and Hon'ble Justice Arun Palli, restraining thePGI Contract Workers’ Union from proceeding on strike andfrom disrupting/disturbing the functioning and the activitiesof the institute/hospital in any manner, PGI ContractWorkers’ Union, through a written communication to theDirector PGIMER, informed about their decision to call offthe strike proposed for today. This information was receivedat 9.30 am today. Prof. Ashok Kumar Official Spokesperson,PGIMER further detailed, “After receiving the information,the normal functioning of the Institute was resumed with theoutsourced workers reporting for duty. Even the timings ofthe registration were increased till 12.30 pm from the routine10 am on usual days to facilitate the patients.” However, theAdministration had ensured that patients are not put toinconvenience and accordingly necessary arrangements weremade beforehand. Hence, despite a little confusion in themorning hours till the outsourced workers resumed theirduties, no untoward incident was reported and the situationwas well under control, stated the Official Spokesperson. Itwas further informed that in all, 2727 patients were examinedthrough the day including 1763 examined physically and 964reached out through tele-consultation.

With the change of government,people have new hopes

VICKY VEEMAZIRAKPUR, MAR 25

Residents of Zirakpur have started mobilizingagainst the bullying committed by the builders ofZirakpur during the previous governments withthe connivance of the city council officials.People have high expectations from the new AamAadmi Party government formed in Punjab.Even today in this regard. I.P. Residents of OrbitApartments at Road Zirakpur came together andleveled several serious allegations against thebuilder and officials of Zirakpur MunicipalCouncil. Alleging this, Anoop Kaul, President,Orbit Society Residence Welfare Association,Gaganpreet Singh, General Secretary, PramodSehgal and Sukhdev Chaudhary, a socialworker, said that when they bought flats in thesociety, the builder had given them an e-mail.W.S. Shops for shopping in the flats andsocieties of the place where they were shown tobe removed without their consent. I.P. The roadtowards Zirakpur has been constructed and soldat exorbitant prices and the land with EWS flat

has been illegally sold by the builder to someoneelse. He alleged that he had lodged a complaintin this regard with Municipal Council Zirakpurin the year 2017 but no action was taken by theofficials of Municipal Council Zirakpur at thattime. He alleged that the officials of ZirakpurMunicipal Council were also reluctant toprovide information under the RTI Act. He saidthat now he had high expectations from the AamAadmi Party government in Punjab and he hadraised his voice against this builder again withthe same confidence that the presentgovernment of Punjab would definitely takecare of his problems.

HC Chief Justicelaunches mobile app

SHIMLA, MAR 25

Justice Mohammad Rafiq, the Chief Justice, HighCourt of Himachal Pradesh, launched an Androidbased Mobile Application of High Court ofHimachal Pradesh, in the august presence of thejudges of H.P. High Court, Justice Sabina, JusticeTarlok Singh Chauhan, Justice Vivek SinghThakur, Justice Ajay Mohan Goel, JusticeSandeep Sharma, Justice Chander BhusanBarowalia, Justice Jyotsna Rewal Dua and JusticeSatyen Vaidya. Speaking on the occasion, theChief Justice said that the Computer Branch of theRegistry in collaboration with NIC scientists hasdeveloped a user friendly android based MobileApplication of High Court of Himachal Pradeshwith upgraded features such as Advocate directory,case status, judgments and orders search withmultiple options like cause list, digital display, freetext search, e-gate pass, my diary, importantjudgments and links for District Courts’ websitesetc. He said that with unique features, this MobileApp by and large is best in the country by anyHigh Court. This will benefit Advocates,Litigants and General Public. This App also hasfacility to seek the feedback of the user.

Gadkari's statement on tollplazas is commendable

KULDEEP SOOD/GULSHAN KUMAR BARNALA, MAR 25

Union Minister NitinGadkari's decision toremove all toll plazasless than 60 km away iscommendable. As thereare currently 5 tollplazas from Chandigarh toBathinda and with the currentannouncement of thegovernment only 3 toll plazaswill be left which will be a greatrelief to the people.

This information was givenby former state president SainikWing and senior BJP leader EngGurjinder Singh Sidhu in apress note saying that the Modi

government is alwayscommitted to thepublic interest. Due toits pro-peoplepolicies, it has alreadypassed a major fatwain favor of the BJP in4 states. "I will soonmeet Nitin Gadkari inDelhi with a

delegation and try to get him toannounce a toll plaza waiver forex-servicemen across thecountry as ex-servicemen guardthe country's borders for thebest years of their lives," Sidhusaid. Make sacrifices. BholaSingh, Warrant OfficerBalwinder Singh Dhidsa,Subedar Sarbhajit Singh werepresent on the occasion.

Seminar on Tuberculosisheld in Barnala

KULDEEP SOOD BARNALA, MAR 25

District Level Seminar was organized byHealth Department Barnala on the occasionof World Tuberculosis (TB) Day under theguidance of Dr. Jasbir Singh Aulakh CivilSurgeon. The Civil Surgeon said that TB isa contagious disease. The disease is spreadfrom person to person by coughing up TB.Therefore, TB patients should cover theirmouths as TB germs are present in thepatient's cough and saliva. The diseasespreads rapidly in crowded and dirty places.Dr. Monica Bansal, Medicine Specialist-cum-District TB Nodal Officer, CivilHospital, Barnala said that now TBtreatment is possible. For which timelyidentification of the patient is essential. So ifa person has a persistent cough, weight loss,

fever, or loss of appetite for two weeks ormore, he may be suffering from TB. Getfree medical advice and a free sputumcheck-up, chest X-ray, and CBNT test at thenearest government hospital. On thisoccasion, Kuldeep Singh Mann DistrictMass Media Officer and Harjit SinghDistrict BC Coordinator said that TBtreatment is provided free of cost by thegovernment through the DOTS system anda TB patient is also given Rs.500/- permonth for treatment.

Pathankot College studentsperform well in B.Ed Sem II

R. SINGHPATHANKOT, MAR 25

GNDU declared of resultB.Ed II Semester. Inwhich the Students ofPathankot College ofEducation performed wellin the field of education.Principal Dr. Rupinder Kaur said that student Sunitasecured first position in the college with 80.42 percentmarks, Anamika got second position with 79.79 percentand Lakshmi, Lovjot Kaur and Shivani secured thirdposition with 79.36 percent marks. All the rest of thestudents passed in first division. Principal Dr. RupinderKaur and members of the management congratulatedall the students and wished them bright future andinspired them to achieve success in the same way inlife. Principal Dr. Rupinder Kaur gave the credit of thissuccess to the teachers and students. On this occasionMadam Uma Sharma, Rajneesh Bala, Anu Saini,Geetanjali, Pooja, Nidhi, Atul etc. were present.

8NEVER FORGET THE THREE POWERFUL RE-SOURCES YOU ALWAYS HAVE AVAILABLE TO

YOU: LOVE, PRAYER, AND FORGIVENESS.

H. JACKSON BROWN, JR.

DON'T CRY BECAUSE IT'S OVER. SMILE BECAUSEIT HAPPENED.

DR. SEUSS

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2022

Literature & Health

EDITORIALLook back

The Centre has decided to lift Covid-19 restric-tions, barring a few, by the end of March for thefirst time in two years. It is true that the infec-

tion rate has been falling — the country witnessedfewer than 2,000 cases in the last 24 hours. But thisshould not be seen as a signal to let the proverbialguard down. There has been a surge in Covid re-in-fections in some parts of the world, including theUnited States of America, China and South Korea. In-dia, given its lax culture of civic consciousness, willcontinue to remain a potential target of the virus thatseems to have resurrected itself.

There is, however, another pertinent issue. Indianeeds to reflect on and learn from its experience dur-ing the period of Covid-induced restrictions. Thisphase bared some of the ugliest warts in governance,healthcare and, most strikingly, its body politic. Therewas the horror of government ineptitude when the na-tion was lashed by the first two waves of the pandem-ic. Searing images — be it of bodies floating on theGanges or, earlier, migrant labourers trudging on de-serted highways in a desperate bid to reach home —bore evidence of the government’s insensitivity.Meanwhile, the economy continued to tumble in theabsence of meaningful interventions, magnifying pub-lic suffering. Equally shameful was the weaponizationof no less than a health emergency to target minorities— Muslims — by social and political segments thatare fuelling India’s unabashed march towards majori-tarianism. There can be no greater evidence of the de-terioration in — near-obliteration of — the pluralistethos cemented in the constitutional vision. Ricketyhospital infrastructure, the dissemination of unscien-tific concoctions as medical remedies as well as atepid response to safety protocols were some of theother overwhelming features of this difficult time.Strangely enough, these marked failures have notelicited an electoral retribution on the ruling BharatiyaJanata Party.

If the last round of assembly elections were an in-dication, the BJP’s policy failures on numerous frontsseem to have been brushed away by the electorate inthese states. The last two years of suffering — Indiaand the world are not out of the woods yet — havethus dismantled two entrenched assumptions. First,that a regime’s failure during a health crisis brings col-lateral political damage. Second, that a pandemic is amedical crisis only. It is not. It wreaks equivalent so-cial and economic costs. India is proof of that.

FoolO Fool, try to carry thyselfupon thy own shoulders!O beggar, to comebeg at thy owndoor! Leave allthy burdens on hishands who canbear all, and neverlook behind in regret.Thy de-sire at once puts out the lightfrom the lamp it touches withits breath. It is unholy---takenot thy gifts through its un-clean hands. Accept only whatis offered by sacred love..

Rabindranath Tagore

RabindranathTagore

POEMS

Rooftop gardens, greenerycan turn down heat in cities

According to research led by NASA's Goddard Insti-tute for Space Studies, rooftop gardens and green-ery can help ease some of the severe heat in cities.

The findings of the research were published in the jour-nal, 'Sustainable Cities and Society'.

For several decades, researchers have promoted re-placing black tar and other dark-coloured roofing materi-als with bright, sun-reflecting surfaces or "green roofs" fullof plant cover. Now they have used freely available satel-lite data to measure how effective these changes are.

Heat is often intensified or amplified in cities, a phe-nomenon known as the urban heat island effect. Asphalt,concrete, and similar materials absorb and retain signifi-cantly more heat than vegetation, so temperatures in urbanareas are often 10 degrees Fahrenheit hotter than sur-rounding suburbs or rural regions. In neighbourhoods withfewer trees and green spaces, this heat often dispropor-tionately affects older adults, low-income communities andsome communities of colour.

Green roofs are designed to harness the cooling powerof plants to lower the temperature in city spaces. Thegreenery may be extensive (shallow soil, low-maintenanceplants) or intensive (deeper soil, more diverse plants andtrees). The GISS team has studied three sites in Chicago tosee how green roofs affected surface temperatures aroundthose buildings, and whether there was a difference be-tween those sites and others nearby without green roofs.Two of three green roofs in the study reduced temperatures,but results indicated that effectiveness may depend on lo-cation and plant diversity, among other factors.

"As cities grow and develop, they need to make gooddecisions about their infrastructure, because these deci-sions often last for 30 or 50 years or longer," said ChristianBraneon, a climate scientist and civil engineer at ColumbiaUniversity and GISS.

"In the context of more frequent heatwaves and moreextreme heat, it's important to understand how these urbandesign interventions can be effective," Braneon added.

Braneon and the GISS team partnered with Chicago'sPublic Health and Planning and Development departmentsto study three sites that had installed green roofs in the ear-ly 2000s: Millennium Park, City Hall, and a Walmart shop-ping centre. Using imagery captured by the Landsat 5 satel-lite between 1990 and 2011, the researchers have comparedchanges in land surface temperatures and vegetation abun-dance at the study sites as well as nearby control sites with-

out green roofs. Results from the three sites were mixed.Millennium Park, which has an intensive mix of plants andis located near Lake Michigan, showed significantly low-er average temperatures after its green roof was installed in2004. It was the only site where the roof fully mitigatedclimate warming over the study period.

City Hall, also an intensive site, had a green roof in-stalled in 2002. Its temperatures after green roof installa-tion were lower than those at the control site, but they wererising toward the end of the study period.

The Walmart site told a different story. While the greenroofs at Millennium Park and City Hall were added ontoexisting buildings, the supermarket was newly built duringthe study period. Even though Walmart installed an exten-sive green roof, the conversion of the land from a vacant,grassy lot to a store meant the vegetation index for thelandscape decreased.

"In a lot of places, you might be developing an area thatdidn't have something there before; it just had overgrownvegetation," said Braneon, who co-leads urban research forthe Climate Impacts Group at GISS.

"You might think that putting a green roof on your newbuilding would make a significant impact. But what we seeis that a lot of impervious material may also be added there

- such as a parking lot around the building. As a result, youmight reduce the impact of the parking lot, but you cer-tainly haven't created the cooling effect that the overgrownvegetation had," Braneon added.

The benefits of green roofs depend on a variety of fac-tors -- from the geographic region and plant diversity torooftop structure and the cooling efficiency of the buildingitself, the scientists said.

Studies with larger sample sizes are needed to teaseapart these details, but this study represented a promisingstart. With urban heat island effects expected to intensifyas Earth's climate warms, it will become more important tounderstand these variables.

The study method is designed to be used by other citiesfor further research, said lead author Kathryn McConnell,a doctoral candidate at Yale University's School of the En-vironment. The simple analysis, publicly available data,and model for working directly with cities could help ur-ban planners assess the viability of green roofs in their ownareas. "My hope would be that the methods we proposedshow a low-cost way for folks working in less-resourcedcities - who maybe don't have access to a university or gov-ernment researcher - to study their own communities," Mc-Connell said.

Rising food prices may promptunrest in poor countries

World Trade Organiza-tion (WTO) Direc-tor-General Ngozi

Okonjo-Iweala said that foodprice growth that's happeningas a result of the situation inUkraine may prompt unrestamong undernourished peoplein poverty-stricken countries.

"I think we should be veryworried. The impact on foodprices and hunger this yearand next could be substantial.Food and energy are the twobiggest items in the consump-tion baskets of poor people allover the world," Okonjo-Iweala said in an interviewwith The Guardian, addingthat "it is poor countries andpoor people within poor coun-tries that will suffer the most."

The WTO chief went onto say that the WTO membercountries should avoid thestrategy of restricting the ex-port of their own food sup-plies, providing an example ofthe so-called "vaccineapartheid" during the COVID-19 pandemic. "It is a naturalreaction to keep what you

have -- we saw that with vac-cines. But we shouldn't makethe same mistake with food,"she added. Okonjo-Iwealaalso said that Russian andUkrainian wheat supplies ac-count for 24% of the globalmarket and that Ukraine pro-vides about 50% of wheat tothe World Food Programme,warning of a new possible ca-tastrophe.

"If we don't think abouthow to mitigate the impact ofthe war that will be another

catastrophe, not just this yearbut next year," she said,adding that "we are talking toour members and urging themnot to compound this crisis byhaving export restrictions onfood." Ukraine and Russia re-main the world's leading sup-pliers of wheat as well as sun-flower, rapeseed, linseed andsoybeans used for oil and ani-mal feed. Half of the world'ssunflower oil comes fromUkraine and another 21%from Russia.

Study finds link between artificialsweeteners and cancer risk

Artificial sweeteners reduceadded sugar content and corre-sponding calories while main-

taining sweetness. A new study sug-gests that some artificial sweetenersare associated with increased cancerrisk. The findings of the study werepublished in the journal 'PLOS Medi-cine'. To evaluate the potential car-cinogenicity of artificial sweeteners,researchers analyzed data from102,865 French adults participating inthe NutriNet-Sante study. The Nu-triNet-Sante study is an ongoing web-based cohort initiated in 2009 by theNutritional Epidemiology ResearchTeam (EREN).

Participants enrol voluntarily andself-report medical history, sociode-mographic, diet, lifestyle, and healthdata. Researchers gathered data con-cerning artificial sweetener intakefrom 24-hour dietary records.

After collecting cancer diagnosisinformation during follow-up, the re-searchers conducted statistical analy-ses to investigate the associations be-tween artificial sweetener intakes andcancer risk. They also adjusted for arange of variables including age, sex,education, physical activity, smoking,

body mass index, height, weight-gainduring follow-up, diabetes, family his-tory of cancer, as well as baseline in-takes of energy, alcohol, sodium, satu-rated fatty acids, fibre, sugar, whole-grain foods, and dairy products.

The researchers found that en-rollees consuming larger quantities ofartificial sweeteners, particularly as-partame and acesulfame-K, had ahigher risk of overall cancer comparedto non-consumers (hazard ratio 1.13,95 per cent confidence interval 1.03 to1.25). Higher risks were observed forbreast cancer and obesity-related can-cers.

Daily consumption of cranberriescan improve cardiovascular health

According to a new clinical trialled by King's College, dailyconsumption of cranberries for

one month can improve cardiovascularfunction in healthy men.

The findings of the study werepublished in the journal, 'Food & Func-tion'. The study has included 45healthy men who consumed wholecranberry powder equivalent to 110gof fresh cranberries per day (9 g pow-der) or a placebo for one month. Thoseconsuming cranberry had a significantimprovement in flow-mediated dila-tion (FMD), which signals improve-ment of heart and blood vessel func-tion. FMD is considered a sensitivebiomarker of cardiovascular disease

risk and measures how blood vesselswiden when blood flow increases. DrAna Rodriguez-Mateos, the Senior

Lecturer in Nutrition at the Departmentof Nutritional Sciences at King's Col-lege London and senior author of the

study, said, "The increases in polyphe-nols and metabolites in the blood-stream and the related improvements inflow-mediated dilation after cranberryconsumption emphasise the importantrole cranberries may play in cardiovas-cular disease prevention."

He further added, "The fact thatthese improvements in cardiovascularhealth were seen with a number ofcranberries that can be reasonably con-sumed daily makes cranberry an im-portant fruit in the prevention of car-diovascular disease for the generalpublic." Low consumption of fruits andvegetables is one of the top modifiablerisk factors associated with a higher in-cidence of cardiovascular disease

worldwide. Growing evidence contin-ues to link the polyphenols fromberries with heart health benefits.Cranberries are rich in unique proan-thocyanidins that have distinct proper-ties compared to polyphenols found inother fruits.

This study explored whole cran-berry freeze-dried powder, equivalentto 100g of fresh cranberries, and its im-pact on cardiovascular health. The re-sults demonstrated that the consump-tion of cranberries as part of a healthydiet can help reduce the risk of cardio-vascular disease by improving bloodvessel function. An initial pilot studywas completed with five healthy youngmen to confirm the biological activity

of the whole cranberry freeze-driedpowder. The pilot concluded that cran-berry consumption increased FMD andconfirmed dosing. The main study wasa gold standard study design examin-ing 45 healthy men each consumingtwo packets of whole cranberry freeze-dried powder equivalent to 100g offresh cranberries, or a placebo, dailyfor one month.

The study found significant im-provements in FMD two hours afterfirst consumption and after one monthof daily consumption showing both im-mediate and chronic benefit. In addi-tion, metabolites were also identifiedand predicted the positive effects seenin FMD.

PAGE9NEWS/BUSINESS

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2022

Mohali: India's leading fashion brands Madame, recognized for its western wear collection, has opened new retail outlet in Phase 7 Mohali. Strengthening brand's market penetration, the stores will offer the curated selection of apparel, accessories, and handbags for women and will feature unique collection that is ideal for the Spring Summer Season. The brand endeavours to inspire young women to express their individuality and spirit through accessible fashion. The brand has been a leading preference for young women across the country for the past 27 years and has carved its own niche in the women's apparel and accessories market. Mr. Akhil Jain, Executive Director, Jain Amar Group, said, "It will be an understatement if I say that I am happy about the opening of our new store in Mohali. In fact, I am overjoyed and ecstatic about it because we are rapidly developing in the region.

Madame opened its new retail outlet in Mohali

URUGRAM / : Doctors at Artemis dialysis. They recommended that she opt for a Said Dr Giriraj Bora, Chief – Liver Transplant, Hospitals, Gurugram, performed a transplant and get a new liver (to prevent over- Artemis Hospital, Gurugram: “Simultaneous Gsuccessful simultaneous liver-kidney production of oxalate) and a new kidney (to replace transplant of liver and kidney together is one of the

transplant on a 37-year-old female patient from the damaged ones). In the absence of a kidney most complex and risky procedures in the medical Sopore, Kashmir, in a challenging surgery that transplant, she would need dialysis for the rest of field. The mortality rate of patients is much higher lasted 16 hours. The parents of the patient donated her life. Her parents stepped in to help their child compared to single transplant. However, we their own liver and kidney for their daughter who and readily agreed to donate their own organs for managed to produce successful outcome due to was suffering from primary hyperoxaluria, a rare the purpose. surgical expertise, post-operative care, and genetic condition teamwork.”present at birth. Said Dr. Varun Mittal, Senior In this condition, the Consultant, Kidney liver produces more Transplant, Artemis Hospital, quantities of a natural Gurugram: “I hail the chemical called oxalate patient’s parents, both due to an enzyme elderly people, for their defect, than what is courageous act of organ required by the body. donation and giving a new The extra oxalate life to their daughter. Even combines with calcium though the organs that the to create stones and patient has received are crystals in the kidneys, from her parents, she would which can damage be on lifelong immuno-them and cause them suppression, the doses of to stop working (renal which will be decreased failure). gradually over the years.”The patient remained Said the patient: “I was unaware of her suffering from continuous condition for years but headaches and vomiting. It

The patient arrived at Artemis Hospital in Gurugram had begun to suffer from frequent headaches and was initially difficult to find out what the problem where a team of doctors headed by Dr. Varun vomiting. What she didn’t know was that the was. After check-ups, I came to know about the Mittal, Senior Consultant, Kidney Transplant and Dr. gradual buildup of calcium deposits in her kidneys, disease I was suffering from. I am feeling much Giriraj Bora, Chief – Liver Transplant, successfully a condition called nephron-calcinosis, had better after the surgery. It is truly a blessing. I harvested both the organs from the parents and damaged their functioning severely. Doctors at a cannot thank my parents and doctors of Artemis transplanted them simultaneously in the patient in a Srinagar hospital diagnosed the patient’s condition Hospital enough for giving me a new lease of marathon surgery.as end stage kidney disease and put her on life.”

handigarh : Every society that strives for peace and harmony has a darker side of reality that is ridden with crime. While we Cmay come to know about many of those crimes on news and

social media, there still exists a range of aggravating crimes whose stories remain untold. COLORS brings forth these stories to light with its

rousing new crime show ‘India’s Most Sansanikhez Kahaniyaan’! Hosted by Indian television’s icon Ronit Bose Roy, this show depicts a riveting series of 65 episodes covering the range of crimes that this country witnesses including honour killings, crimes of passion, crimes related to family disputes over various reasons, sexual harassment, ‘modern crimes’ in the onset of social media amongst others. On turning the host for the show, Ronit Bose Roy mentions, “I feel honoured to have a chance at hosting a show with such a powerful concept. ‘India’s Most Sansanikhez Kahaniyaan’ on COLORS sheds light on soul-stirring crime stories

based on real-life incidents. This venture aims to reflect the hard-hitting realities of our society on the back of its mesmerizing episodes. Narrating these stories gives me a wonderful opportunity to create a deeper connection with them. Kudos to COLORS for taking the initiative of spreading awareness amongst our viewers while also giving them the entertainment that they deserve!”

Ronit Bose Roy hosts ‘India’s Most Sansanikhez Kahaniyaan’!

Amritsar: India's Leading Restaurant Chain Barbeque Nation Has Announced The Launch Of 2022's First Food Festival Hakuna Matata The African Food Festival. Starting Today, Food Lovers Will Be Able To Enjoy The Flavors Of Africa Through A Variety Of Dishes, Grills, Buffets And Beverages. The Food Festival Has Been Organized In 18 Outlets In Jammu And Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana And Rajasthan. Performances By The African Dance Troupe Will Also Be A Highlight Of The Festival. Speaking On The Occasion Chief Marketing Officer Barbeque Nation Ltd. Nakul Gupta Said That We Strive To Make Barbeque Nation The Best Place For Unlimited Happiness And Delicious Grills. Through Hakuna Matata In Our 18 Restaurants We Want To Give Our Customers An Experience Where They Can Forget Their Stress And Enjoy African Food And Entertainment.

Barbeque nation launches "The Hakuna Matata African Food" festival

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Isuzu Motors India rolls-out ‘ISUZU I-Care Pre-Summer Service Camp’ across India

India’s Strategic Foreign Policy Decision on the Russia-Ukraine Question Commended by Pakistan, FS Shringla Responds

Paytm launches cashback points offer, users can win a car worth Rs. 6 Lakhs as bumper prize this month

ee Punjabi has been rightfully feeding his audience with the best of story and crisp. Talking about the show Geet Dholi, which has been on the top charts ever Zsince its beginning, Geet is accepted by her marital family after her efforts in

fulfilling her responsibilities as a daughter-in-law. But, what about Geet’s desire to become a professional ‘dholi’, has she now overlooked her dreams in the endless drama in the family? After Geet has been accepted by the family, will she now look upon

her ambition or get involved in the twists and turns of the family? Like Malhar, she expects her family to support her, what if the family doesn't reach up to her expectations? To have a more detailed glance at what next is to happen in the show, keep watching Geet Dholi, from Monday to Friday at 8:00 PM only on Zee Punjabi. Moreover, in Nayan-Jo Vekhe Unvekha,

the Punjabi audience will finally be satisfied to see Nayan happy as for the first time, Devansh is seen protecting Nayan when goons try to attack her. Aware of being Devansh’s rakshakawaj, she looks after Devansh and fulfils her responsibility. While Nayan has stepped out of the house, it will be for the first time that Devansh will save Nayan. Has Devansh realized Nayan's worth? Keep watching Nayan-Jo Vekhe Unvekha from Monday to Friday at 8:30 PM only on Zee Punjabi to know more.

A sign of happiness in Geet and Nayan’s life?

ARIDABAD: In a constant endeavour to reaffirm ISUZU’s commitment to provide best service and Fownership experience, Isuzu Motors India is

conducting a nation-wide ‘ISUZU I-Care Pre-Summer Service Camp’ for its range of ISUZU D-MAX Pick-ups and SUVs. This service camp is aimed at offering customers exciting benefits and preventive maintenance checks for a hassle-free driving experience during the season across the country. An initiative of ‘ISUZU Care’, the Pre-Summer service camp is being organised across all ISUZU authorised dealer service outlets, between 21sh and 30th March, 2022 (both days inclusive). During this period, customers can also avail special offers & benefits for their vehicles. Customers visiting the camp will receive the following: - Free 37-Point Comprehensive Check-up, Free Top Wash, 10% discount on Labour** , 5% discount on Parts**, 5% discount on Lubes & Fluids

Gujarat POLYSOL chemicals limited Files DRHP with SEBI

URUGRAM : Gujarat Polysol Chemicals Limited, amongst the leading chemicals Gmanufacturers for the Infra-tech (Construction),

agro, dyes and leather industries in India, has filed its Draft Red Herring Prospectus (“DRHP”) with market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”). The company plans to raise funds by offering its equity shares aggregating up to Rs. 414 crore through Initial Public Offering route. The offer of equity shares comprises of fresh issue aggregating up to Rs. 87 crore (“Fresh Issue”) and Offer for Sale of equity shares aggregating up to Rs. 327 crore by the Selling Shareholders. (“Offer for Sale”) The Company is also amongst the leading supplier of dispersing agents in the Infra-tech, dye and pigments, and textile and leather industries and a leading supplier of powder surfactants in India. The company propose to utilise the net proceeds towards funding (i) Repayment or pre-payment, in full or in part, of all or certain borrowings availed by the company and (ii) General corporate purpose.

Qualcomm might announce Snapdragon 8 Gen 1+ in May

s India’s restrictions on international flights lift, the national carrier for AThailand, Thai Airways, is ready to

resume operations between the two countries. A popular destination for Indian travellers, VFS Global, expects a surge in demand for its eVisa on Arrival service for Thailand. Customers can apply for their eVisas on Arrival (eVOA) on thailandevoa.vfsevisa.com or at their nearest VFS Global Visa Application Centre. “Starting of Thailand eVOA services through VFS Global will provide great convenience to customers travelling to Thailand. Thai Airways will be operating 35 flights a week between India and Thailand during Summer 2022. We sincerely hope 2022 offers tremendous travel opportunities for customers,” said Mr Sunil Kumar, Sales Manager – North India, Thai Airways. Ms Cholada Siddhivarn, Director of Tourism Authority of Thailand, Mumbai, said, “India remains an important source market for Thailand, and we are excited about the resumption of Thailand eVOA services through VFS Global.

VFS Global expects a spike in Thailand eVisaon Arrival demand ahead of Thai Airways resuming flights

Meet the expert dosa maker from New Delhi on march 28

handigarh: Kick-starting the summer season in India, Coca-Cola has announced the launch of Maaza’s new flavor – Aam Panna, at the back of extensive market testing and in-house innovation. CFurther expanding the homegrown beverage brand’s portfolio, the Company aims to refresh its

consumers this summer with a new beverage, most suited to the Indian palettes, made with real green mangoes and delicious Indian masalas. With the launch of this new flavour and as an extension to the brand’s recent campaign ‘Dildaar Bana De’, Maaza also unveiled a new TVC for Aam Panna with legendary

v e t e r a n a c t o r A m i t a b h Bachchan, along with renowned actress and model Pooja Hegde. Conceptualized by McCann World Group, this campaign is a continuum of the brand’s philosophy of ‘Dildaari’, and beautifully depicts the values of k indness and generosity. The brand has a d o p t e d a 3 6 0 - d e g r e e marketing approach to amplify

the new campaign, consisting of TV and digital broadcasting. Announcing the launch of the new variant and its campaign, Ajay Konale, Director Marketing, Nutrition Category, Coca-Cola India and Southwest Asia said, “Maaza our heritage brand has indulged Indian consumers in the authentic pleasure of delicious real mangoes. Currently, Maaza is one of the leading brands in the overall beverage category for Coca-Cola India. This new variant of Maaza, Aam Panna, is uniquely Indian too. It offers an unparalleled taste of authentic raw green mangoes, made tastier with delicious Indian spices. With the launch of Maaza’s new ‘Aam Panna’ variant, the Coca-Cola Company aims to further strengthen its commitment to Indian farmers, while also boosting the demand by five times for homegrown raw mangoes.

EW DELHI : What is the size of the longest dosa that you’ve eaten? 1 foot? 2 feet? Maybe 3? How about a whole 10 feet of masala dosa deliciousness? Met 39-year-old Shekhar Swami from NNew Delhi who is behind these gargantuan delicacies on the next episode of ‘OMG! Yeh Mera

India’ this Monday, 28th of March at 8 PM, only on HistoryTV18. The eighth season of the trendsetting original factual entertainment series continues to deliver on its promise of making the viewers exclaim “OMG!” every Monday at 8 PM with enthralling, inspirational stories of extraordinary Indians and their incredible talents. Born in New Delhi to parents originally from Tamil Nadu, Shekhar took over his father’s business of selling dosa, idli and vada in the lanes of Uttam Nagar in New Delhi at the age of 21 and within 7 years he scaled his business into a 1200 sq. ft. restaurant named Shakti Sagar. However, the lockdown hit his business badly and while looking for solutions to revive flagging sales, he stumbled upon eateries making jumbo 6 ft.-7ft dosas going viral on social media. This gave him the idea to create something even bigger. To market his super-sized dosa he came up with a challenge that if anyone finishes off the dosa and its accompanying bowls in 40 minutes then he’ll reward that person with 71,000 rupees. This attracted a lot of YouTubers, which helped him go viral and attract customers again, many of whom come just to share the jumbo dosa with friends and family. Watch how this incredible dish is made by hand this Monday at 8 PM on ‘OMG! Yeh Mera India’!

HANDIGARH: HDFC Bank today announced the winners of its 5th annual SmartUp Parivartan Grants 2022. HDFC Bank Cawarded grants to 85 innovative start-ups focused on

addressing problems facing environment, healthcare sectors and gender diversity.These grants are aimed to nurture start-ups offering unique solutions to bring about sustainable change in society and the environment. These grants have been offered under the aegis of #Parivartan, the flagship CSR program for the bank’s social initiatives. To shortlist and mentor the winners, the bank partnered with 28 incubators, including IIM-B, ISB, AIC Ncore Developmental Impact Foundation , KIIT-Technology Business, Amrita Technology Business Incubator, International Institute of Information Technology, and Social Entrepreneurs Foundation India, among others. These incubators, along with the bank, selected 85 start-ups from a pool of over 150 applicants from across the country working in varied sectors through a rigorous screening process.Some of the winning pitches were made by Vidcare Technologies, Zini the healthcare AI, Eco Deco, Ayang Trust, Navoday Foundation, and Felis Leo Ventures. The winners are solving diverse problems, from women empowerment, to creating bio-degradable batteries, to upskilling, to recycling and much more.“The Parivartan SmartUp grants are part of the Bank’s commitment to strengthen our relationship with the start-up ecosystem in India. Through the SmartUp programme, we are nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit of the start-up community to create jobs, opportunities and impact for the society and environment. We equip entrepreneurs with smart financial tools, advisory services and technology to help them realise their vision and create value for the society. We are aware of start-ups working on innovative solutions to bring a sustainable change in the society. These grants are our admiration and support for start-ups working to make our society

HDFC Bank awards ?14.5-crore to 85 start-ups in 5th Parivartan grants handigarh :The awareness of hand hygiene and its critical role in public

healthis now a well-established discourse globally. But as the fear of Cthe pandemic gradually wanes, affordability may cause consumers to revert to washing hands with just water.ITC Savlon is known for redefining norms and has demonstrated innovative design-thinking approach in responding to consumer needs. In its efforts to address the problem of access, and to make hand hygiene affordable at the last

mile, Savlon announces the launch of the new Savlon Powder Handwash. Priced at just INR 10/-, one Savlon Powder Handwash sachet makes200mlliquid handwash thatprovides more than 120 washes. Thisreduces the cost per use to just 8 paisa, redefining value for the value-conscious consumer.Backed

by Savlon’s trusted 99.9% germ protection, Savlon Powder Handwashaddresses the issues of hygienethrough improved accessibility, and affordability.The Powder handwash sachet design uses ~91% less plastic compared to a 200ml handwash pump. This uniquepackencourages consumers to make sustainable lifestyle choiceswithout having to compromise on value Sameer Satpathy, Divisional Chief Executive, Personal Care Products Business, ITC Limitedsaid, “ITC Savlon has been relentless in its approach, designing innovative solutions to encourage a hygiene-first lifestyle across consumer segments. The launch of Savlon Powder Handwash in the sachet format at an affordable price marks a major milestone in the brand's history of delivering value to its consumers. It not only enhances affordable hygiene access to the last mile but also encourages a conscious lifestyle choice by reducing the usage of plastic.”

ITC Savlon launches Savlon Powder Handwashhandigarh: Nykaa, India’s leading omnichannel lifestyle destination Copened its 100th beauty

store, Nykaa On Trend at HSR Bangalore on the globally celebrated occasion of International Women’s Day. Having started its retail journey at T3 terminal of Delhi airport in 2014, Nykaa stores today offer its unparalleled repertoire of global luxury beauty labels and trendsetting Indian brands to consumers across 45 cities.Welcomed and loved by consumers in every city, Nykaa stores have gone wide across the country, and nearly half of its stores are now in Tier 2 & 3 cities. The personalized consultation offered by 700+ well-trained beauty advisors, who pay special attention to Nykaa’s signature ‘Art of Retailing’, make these stores a destination of choice for consumers. Nykaa’s omnichannel approach has been both a differentiator and an advantage, with the company witnessing consistently higher revenue and accelerated business in cities with stores.Nykaa operates two formats of beauty stores- ‘Nykaa Luxe’ and ‘Nykaa On Trend’, each built in line with the company’s vision that focuses on digitization not just in business processes but to deliver a truly seamless customer journey. Nykaa stores also have the capability for hyperlocal delivery, and to accept endless aisle orders, making its entire online assortment available to the store-consumer.

NYKAA opens 100TH Store Toyota Kirloskar Motor Recognized for Best Water Management Practices HANDIGARH: : Toyota Kirloskar Motor Toyota, environment is of prime importance and all (TKM) was recently awarded with the TERI our initiatives are designed to bring down the CWater Sustainability Awards 2022, in environmental impacts and achieve our ultimate goal

collaboration with IWA and UNDP, India, under the of ‘Living in Harmony with Nature.’ Through our ‘Water Users in Industrial Sector’ category. This various efforts, we hope to make a positive impact on award is a testament to TKM’s relentless efforts in the environment and the community around us. The

increasing population and dependence on industrial products are causing a water crisis and since water is a shared resource, we all have a responsibility to use it consciously and conserve it. Over the years, TKM has consciously adopted sustainable business practices and transforming from a carmaker to a mobility company. Keeping with our

setting-up benchmark practices in becoming “Water principle of ‘Respect for the Planet’, Toyota globally Positive Company”. Extremely coveted, the Water announced the ‘Toyota Environmental Challenge Sustainability Awards recognize excellence in new 2050’ (TEC 2050) in October 2015 comprising of six approaches, technologies, and other forms of environment challenges. We at Toyota are innovation in the water sector as a means of committed to achieve Carbon Neutrality by 2050 & achieving the Sustainable Development Goal 6. moving towards realizing ‘Net Carbon Zero in Expressing his delight about the conferred Manufacturing Operations’ by 2035. Our key goal is recognition, Mr. Raju B. Ketkale, Executive Vice to achieve net zero carbon (CO2) emission President of Toyota Kirloskar Motor, said, “For us at throughout the entire lifecycle of our products.

Maaza introduces Aam Panna variant, launches new campaign with Amitabh Bachchan and Pooja Hegde

Paytm UPI users stand a chance to win RRR movie vouchers for just Re. 1

handigarh: One97 Communications Limited (OCL) that owns the brand Paytm, India’s Cleading digital payments and financial

services company, today announced an exciting UPI-based offer that will give movie lovers a chance to win Jr NTR and Ram Charan starrer-RRR movie vouchers. Paytm users can win free RRR movie vouchers upto ?150 from March 21 to March 27 by

making an instant money transfer of ?1 through

Paytm UPI to 9711656565. These vouchers can then be redeemed by users while booking RRR movie tickets through the Paytm app. All they have to do is enter the voucher promo code while booking the ticket on the Paytm app.Paytm spokesperson said, “We strive to drive high adoption and acceptance of digital payments in India and with our payment instruments, we hope to empower more users in their financial journey. Paytm UPI makes way for superfast and secure money transfers. Given our users’ love for movies, we want to show gratitude with the new UPI offer for RRR movie vouchers.”

handigarh :--: Indian Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla arrived in New York Con Tuesday as the UN General Assembly

and the Security Council are likely to vote on draft resolutions on the humanitarian crisis arising after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. According to the information received, Shringla will attend the Security Council meeting on Wednesday on cooperation between the United Nations and the League of Arab States.India's Permanent Representative to the United Nations T.S. Tirumurti tweeted, "Delighted to receive Foreign Secretary @harshvshringla in New York. Foreign Secretary will participate in the UN Security Council meeting on cooperation between UN and the League of Arab States @arableague_gs” India is currently a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council and Shringla attended another session of the body on Afghanistan last year. However, he arrived in the US just hours before the UNGA took up two rival draft resolutions on the situation in Ukraine.

ashington: Ever since the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset Wwas announced, there have

been rumours flying about a mythical '+' version, and now it might become a reality. According to GSM Arena, a source has revealed that the new SoC is going to be made official at some point in May. Devices powered by it could then be announced immediately afterwards. The list of first-phase customers includes Lenovo and Motorola, OnePlus, and Xiaomi.

Vi introduces Vi MiFi – a high speed connectivity solution for entire family

CreditVidya and Flipkart Wholesale collaborate handigarh : CreditVidya, India’s leading lending-as-a-service platform, and Flipkart Wholesale, the digital B2B marketplace of India’s home-grown Flipkart Group, have joined Chands to offer an ‘Embedded Buy Now, Pay Later’ credit solution to Flipkart Wholesale’s 1.5

lac merchants. With the CreditVidya integration, the marketplace will now have access to $100 million in capital through multiple financial institutions to address the credit needs of its merchants.Speaking on the partnership,Abhishek Agarwal, Co-Founder and CEO, CreditVidya, said, “We are absolutely elated to launch a B2B BNPL solution in association with Flipkart Wholesale. Our shared vision of leveraging technology for good will empower and uplift Indian MSMEs by bringing in cost and operational efficiencies. At the helm of this collaboration, it is our endeavour to democratize access to credit by playing off each other’s strengths to create a conducive ecosystem for the MSMEs to grow and prosper.” Adarsh Menon, Senior Vice President and Head, Flipkart Wholesale, said, “Today ‘buy now, pay later’ has disrupted the traditional payment market and emerged as a credit alternative. Our MSME members are aggressively adopting new flexible payment solutions offered by companies like CreditVidya. It enables them to make larger purchases to scale their inventory, even if they don’t have that amount of cash on hand.

handigarh: One97 Communications Limited, which owns the brand Paytm, India’s leading Cdigital payments and financial services

company, enables millions of users across the country with secure and convenient digital payments. The company has announced a Jackpot offer, where users can win exciting rewards leveraging their cashback points. Paytm users can participate in the Jackpot by spending 100 cashback points and stand a chance to win the bumper prize — a swanky new car worth Rs. 6 Lakhs. Cashback Points is an exclusive rewards program for Paytm users. On payments made through the Paytm app, users can earn points, whenever they add money, transfer money, recharge mobile, or pay their utility bills. The Cashback Points program has been steadily growing and today users can use Points to avail gift vouchers, buy exciting deals and participate in the Paytm Jackpot. Today, the company is running multiple Jackpots offering a host of exciting grand prizes to users such as a Car worth Rs. 6 lakhs, an iPhone 13, Oppo Smartphones, and Zomato subscriptions.

CHANDIGARH: When Sonal (Changed name for confidentiality) sat next to him, he flinched and moved away, a common reaction that Sonal is used to because of her psoriasis lesions. The top & most bothering discrimination experienced by people with psoriasis is inquisitive and derogatory stares. To say the least, they are expected to get used to this disturbing and discriminating behaviour. Often perceived as a cosmetic problem, Psoriasis is actually a chronic auto-immune condition that affects even the simplest aspects of a patient’s daily life. According to a global psoriasis survey, an alarming 84% of people face discrimination and humiliation because of their skin.[1] Misconceptions around the condition have further led to people being sceptical about touching and even getting closer to psoriasis patients because of the scaly skin and rashes on visible parts of their body. This underlines an urgent need to take up the cause of discrimination of psoriasis patients like Sonal and raise awareness amongst people.

Let’s Stop - The ongoing Fight with Stigma & Discrimination in Psoriasis

HIMLA: Vi, India’s leading telecom brand, has launched Vi MiFi for its customers on Vi SFamily Plans and Individual Postpaid Plans. Vi

MiFi is a pocket-sized 4G router that delivers reliable, high speed and secure connectivity for multiple devices, while also being ideal for individuals wanting to stay connected on the go. Vi MiFi supports superfast speeds of up to 150 Mbps and enables users to securely connect up to 10 WiFi-enabled devices such as mobiles, smart TVs, laptops, tablets, CCTVs, smart speakers and more. Consumers are now, more than ever, accessing the internet for varied purposes and across multiple devices. As these devices proliferate, so does the need for seamless digital connectivity at all times. With high speed and secure internet access, Vi MiFi is a valuable proposition for consumers; be it for “work from anywhere” or consuming content or attending online classes. Sleek and lightweight, Vi MiFi comes with an inbuilt 2700 mAh rechargeable battery that can provide uninterrupted connectivity for up to 5 hours on a single charge. Priced at Rs 2,000 (including taxes), Users can purchase this MiFi device as an add-on connection with Vi family postpaid plan.

Parents donate kidney and liver for daughter suffering from rare genetic disorder

'Of Epilepsy Butterflies’: A wake-up call to reduce social stigma around epilepsyhandigarh ( R N Khera): To raise awareness on epilepsy and reduce the social stigma around it, celebrated author, Preeti Singh unveiled her book, ‘Of Epilepsy Butterflies’ with Dr CHS Mann, Additional Director, Neurology, Fortis Hospital Mohali. The book encapsulates

stories of eight people afflicted with epilepsy including the author, who was diagnosed with the brain disorder at two years of age. Dr HS Mann, Additional Director, Neurology, Fortis Hospital Mohali, said, “Epilepsy is a neurological disorder related to a number of underlying conditions that affect the brain. The manifestations and treatment for each condition varies widely. Nearly 80% of patients can be effectively cured with medical intervention. However, the social stigma and misconceptions around this disorder need to be urgently addressed. The book is a vital step to

highlight the problems faced by people with epilepsy, their families and caregivers.

BSNL Cable theft in Sector 34 HANDIGARH: There is incident of BSNL Cable theft occurred on C23-03-2021 in Sector 34

Opposite Parivar Kalvan Bhawan The Five number of BSNL underground Cables i.e. 1200 pair (2 cables of 5m each) and S00 pair ( 3 cables of 5m each ) are cut and stolen from the Duct. The Telecom Services of the Sector 34,32, 45 are affected due to the theft. The case has been reported to the SHO Sector 34 Chandigarh on 24-03-2021. Police is investigating and soon expected to nab the Criminals.

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Khalsa CollegeMahilpur to holdalumni meet on Mar 29

LOKESH WALIAGARHSHANKAR: A special alumnimeet is being organized by the AlumniAssociation of Sri Guru Gobind SinghKhalsa College Mahilpur on March 29at 3 pm where alumni of the collegewho are serving in different fields willattend the function. Sharing informationabout this, the principal of the college,Dr. Jaspal Singh said that Dilbag SinghBains, USA, was the chief guest at thealumni meet. Former footballer andassistant collector Ram Kishan, Col.Surinder Singh Bains, social activistKundan Singh Sajjan, football promoterKulwant Singh Sangha will be presentas special guests. He said that acultural programme would be presentedby the students of the college on theoccasion of Alumni Meet and the playwill be presented by famous playwrightDr Sahib Singh. He appealed to thealumni to register on the college'swebsite or at the function.

Case registered against two persons for delaying a deal worthcrores of rupeesVICKY BHABATZIRAKPUR: Zirakpur police have registered a case against two persons for allegedly withdrawing from adeal worth Rs 43 crore and swindling Rs 30 lakh 35 thousand. Against whom the police have registeredcases under Sections 406, 420 and 120B. The two accused named in the case have been identified asJaspal Kaur and her son Baljinder Singh, residents of Lakhnaur, Mohali. Who are currently on the run. Inhis complaint to the police, complainant Sukhwant Singh, a resident of Sector 29, Panchkula, stated that hehad entered into a deal with the accused for purchase of land at a cost of Rs. 43.25 crore and paid Rs.After which he neither registered the land nor refunded his money. The complaint was lodged with MohaliSSP. Given to A case has been registered on the orders of SSP Mohali following the opinion of DA Legalfollowing an inquiry by SP Kharar on the basis of the complaint.

NEWSAAP government will not impose any new

tax in Punjab: Harpal Singh CheemaSUMER GARGSANGRUR, MAR 25

Punjab Finance, Planning, Taxand Excise and Co-operation,Program ImplementationMinister, Harpal Singh Cheemasaid that AAP Govt. wouldLevy no new tax in Punjab.While talking to reporters atSangrur for the first time afterassuming office as a CabinetMinister in the of governmentPunjab, he said that the AamAadmi Party(AAP) governmentwould not only stopunnecessarily spending in thestate, but also curb tax evasion.

Cheema said thatcorruption would be eradicatedfrom the state completely andall the schemes would beimplemented to ensure that allthe money would be used forthe welfare of people throughefficient system. He said thatthe government had approved abudget of Rs. 37,120 crore forthe first three months of theyear, the next budget would be

presented after three months,which was being prepared, theforthcoming budget would liveup to the expectations of thepeople and they would begreatly relieved.

Cheema said that all theguarantees given by AAPsupremo, Mr. Arvind Kejriwaland Punjab Chief Minister Mr.

Bhagwant Mann to the peopleof Punjab would be fulfilled.In a reply to a question he saidthat the grants released by theprevious government at thelast minute had majorshortcomings, so AAPgovernment has planned towithheld these grants andthese grants to be allocated

properly after removingshortcomings, so that the allround development of villagesand towns would be ensured.

He said that new sourcesof income of Punjab would becreated by eradicating themafia of sand, liquor,transport etc. from the state.He said that Rs.1200 crorewas being spent on the project,but that it's actual cost wassupposed to Rs. 500 crore onlyand the same cost now wouldbe brought to Rs. 500 crore.

He said that due to theinfluence of mafia the treasurywas depleted. When mafiawould go and people wouldpay taxes honestly than thecoffer of the Punjab statewould be filled with taxesautomatically by valueaddition and it would be usedonly for the welfare of thepeople. DeputyCommissioner, Sangrur, Mr.Ramvir and SSP, Mr. SwapanSharma were also present onthe occasion.

KARANPREET DHANDRALBARNALA, MAR 25

Victory or defeat can nevertake away my right to sharepeople’s joys and sorrows. Thiswas stated by Kewal Dhillon,while visiting the constituencyand listening to the problems ofthe people at their residences.Kewal Dhillon condoled thetragic death of Lovepreet Singhat village Upli by paying a visitto his father Bhuchar Singh andfamily. Apart from this, on theoccasion of the marriage ofAmandeep Singh, grandson ofPiara Singh at village Bhure,Kewal Dhillon reached thehouse and congratulated himwith a shagun. On thisoccasion, Kewal Singh Dhillonsaid that Barnala constituencyis his family. That is why the

sorrows and joys of the peopleof the constituency are his own.That is why he is alwayspresent during the sorrows andjoys of his people. "Politics is adifferent matter, but on top ofthat I am always at the serviceof the people of myconstituency," he said. On thisoccasion he was accompaniedby Daljit Singh Sahota UK,Jagga Singh Mann, SatishJudge, Virenderjit Singh Brar,Sarpanch Gurjit Singh atvillage Bhure, Ranjit SinghJitu, Gurmukh Singh fromvillage Upli, Jagtar Singh,Rasveer Singh, GursharanSingh Dhindsa, DeepSanghera. Gurjinder SinghPappi Sandhu, Happy Dhillon,Hardeep Singh Jagal,Palwinder Goga and GaganSekha were also present.

Will continue to serve peopleof Barnala: Kewal Dhillon

Kailash Choudhary flags offDelhi-Barmer train

NEW DELHI, MAR 25

Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare KailashChoudhary flagged off a new train service Train no.20487/20488 Delhi Jn.-Barmer-Delhi Jn. (Bi-Weekly) superfastexpress from Delhi Jn. Sh. Dimpy Garg, Divisional RailwayManager and Senior Officers of Delhi Division were alsopresent. The 20488 Delhi Jn.-Barmer (Bi-Weekly) superfastexpress trains regular service has been introduced to run from25.03.2022 on every Friday and Tuesday. It will depart fromDelhi Jn. at 03.40 p.m. to arrive at Barmer at 06.30 a.m. the nextday. In the return direction, the 20487 Barmer-Delhi Jn.(Bi-Weekly) superfast express regular service shall commence from28.03.2022 on every Monday and Thursday. It will depart fromBarmer at 09.40 p.m. to arrive at Delhi Jn. at 12.35 noon the nextday. This train will be having AC, Sleeper and General Classaccommodations. The 20487/20488 Delhi Jn.-Barmer-DelhiJn.(Bi-Weekly) Superfast express train will have stoppage atUtarlai, Baytu, Balotra, Samdari Jn. , Rewari Jn. , Gurgaon &Delhi Cantt stations enroute in both the directions.

SGPC to mark first centenary of SakaSri Panja Sahib: Advocate Dhami

CHARANJIT SINGH ARORAAMRITAR, MAR 25

Shiromani GurdwaraParbandhak Committee(SGPC) has decided to markthe first centrenary i.e. 100year anniversary of Saka(massacre) Sri Panja Sahib.This massacre took place atGurdwara Sri Panja Sahib(now in Pakistan) on October30, 1922. In the SGPC'sDharam Prachar Committee(DPC) meeting held here andpresided over by SGPCPresident Advocate HarjinderSingh Dhami on Friday,approval was given to formdifferent committees withregards to organising GurmatSamagams (religiouscongregations), publishingreligious literature, etc, tomark this centenary. Speakingin this regard, SGPC PresidentAdvocate Harjinder SinghDhami said the 100 yearanniversary of Shaheedi Saka(martyrdom massacre) thathappened at Sri Panja Sahib,

Pakistan will be marked withPanthak tradition. He said sub-committees will be formed toplan the Samagams to bededicated to this centenaryand efforts would be made topresent different aspects ofSaka Sri Panja Sahib throughliterature and digital methodbesides organising theGurmat Samagams. The DPCmeeting has also stronglycondemned the distortedpublication of holy saroop(scripture) of Sri Guru GranthSahib by a USA-basedorganisation by adding extralagan and matravan(punctuations) and bindis(dots) to the Gurbani. As perAdvocate Dhami, the DPC

has taken the issue ofdistortion of Gurbaniseriously and appealed to theJathedar of Sri Akal TakhtSahib, to call a meeting andissue an order in this regard atthe earliest. SGPC Presidentsaid no one can changeGurbani but USA-basedThaminder Singh Anand hascommitted this disservice bydoing so. About moredecisions by the DPC,Advocate Harjinder SinghDhami said arrangements willbe made for the Sikligar andVanjana Sikhs living inMadhya Pradesh, to bringthem on the pilgrimage to theSikh shrines in Punjab likeevery year.

MLA Bassi inaugurates PakhowalRoad Rail Under Pass for commutersSACHIN MOUDGILLLUDHIANA, MAR 25

Ludhiana West MLAGurpreet Bassi Gogi todayinaugurated one side of the Pakhowal Road RailUnder Pass (RuB) for commuters and said thatthis RuB would benefit lakhs of residentsresiding in the area. He said that due to theongoing construction of Pakhowal Road RuBand Rail Over Bridge (RoB), there was trafficcongestion in the area, but now with the openingof RuB, commuters would be benefitted. MLAGogi said that when he went to inspect the sitetoday, he found the RuB was almost complete,and that is why he immediately directed the MCofficials to throw it open for commuters so thatpeople do not suffer due to traffic congestion. “Icategorically told the MC officials that I don’twant them to organise a special inaugurationfunction, but the RuB should be openedimmediately,” informed Gogi. MLA Gogi saidthat the stretch is ready for use and commuterstravelling from Pakhowal Road side to SarabhaNagar can use this stretch. Meanwhile, some ofthe pending works at the bridge will be carriedout side by side. Earlier, he also chaired a

meeting with the MC officials where hediscussed the status of projects carried out underthe Ludhiana Smart City Mission. He directedthe MC officials to re-study the design of MalharRoad so that all “faulty” bottlenecks are clearedso that the road is widened. He also visited theSarabha Nagar Main Market and directed theMC officials to clear existing flaws so thatparking space is enhanced. He said that theexisting fountain in the market would be shiftedto a nearby park and that space would be utilisedfor parking of vehicles. During his meeting withMC officials, he issued necessary instructionsand directed then to focus on maintainingcleanliness in the city.

Jagdeep Gill elected president of LokAwaaz Press Club Talwandi Sabo

ISHWAR GARGTALWANDI SABO, MAR 25

The Lok Awaaz Press Club, the oldest and foremostorganization of journalists here for many years, wasunanimously elected by reactivating the club. It may bementioned here that due to some reason the functioning of thisorganization was discontinued. In a gathering of variousjournalists from print and electronic media channels at thelocal Dera Dadu-Panthi, modern day journalist Jagdeep Gillhas been elected president of Lok Awaaz Press Club TalwandiSabo and Jasvir Singh Sidhu general secretary. According to theby-elections held there, Resham Natheha has been elected as thePatron of the Press Club, Resham Singh Vada Gurha as the VicePresident, Resham Dadu as the Treasurer and Mahinder SinghRoop Bhagiwandar as the Press Secretary of the Press Club.Similarly, Ishwar Garg has been appointed as Advisor, JagdeepKomal and Kamaldeep Bansal have been elected as VicePresident respectively, Prince Garg and Babu SinghTarkhanwala have been elected as Assistant Secretaries.

PRITI SAINISADHAURA, MAR 25

A special meeting of the women's unit of ShivGanpati Seva Mandal was organised in ShishuVatika premises under the chairmanship ofSeva Mandal President Naresh Bakshi. In themeeting, President of Seva Mandal NareshBakshi and General Secretary Satpal Sharmadiscussed in detail the upcoming programmesand the construction work of 11 MukhiHanuman Temple. Remembering Late SunitaSharma in the meeting, her spirit was saluted.Seva Mandal Vice President Dinesh Kaldahad a special contribution in the meeting. Thewomen's unit was reconstituted in themeeting, in which Sharda Sharma wasappointed as the convener of the Women'sUnit. Vandana Arora was made WomenPresident, Senior Vice President – SushmaSharma and Santosh Dhiman, Vice President– Kamlesh Khurana, Secretary – SeemaKalda, Reena Sharma, Co-Secretaries,Gurmeet Kaur and Meenakshi Sahni, PressSecretaries – Sapna Seth and Deepika.

Shiv Ganpati SevaMandal meeting held

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, MAR 25

Municipal Corporation SE Deepak Kingerwas presented in the court by the police oncorruption charges which got a remand of 5days. The police claim that during theremand, they have to collect evidence ofother corrupt people from corruptionaccused SE Deepak Kinger so that they canalso be sent behind the bars of the jail. Atthe same time, how much money wascollected from the accused SE in variousongoing projects, the secret is to berevealed. It will be checked whether otherofficials of the Municipal Corporation arealso involved in the transaction of money..Although the police has not yet revealed thefull details about the case, if the police is tobe believed, a huge scandal will emergeduring the remand.. The police claimed thatthe names of officers, politicians,contractors will come up in the investigationand they will be included in the

investigation and the scope of investigationwill be increased. On the other hand,accused Deepak Kinger's lawyer NarendraPal Cheema claimed that the police arrestedDeepak Kinger without evidence. Thepolice has registered the case in haste. If anyofficer does money transactions with thestaff in his office, then that cannot becorruption. The leaders of the opposition areclaiming that if the matter is properlyinvestigated, corruption worth crores ofrupees will come out. It will be known howmuch corruption has prevailed inside themunicipal corporation. After the mattercame to light, ADC Yogesh Kumar hadinvestigated the matter thoroughly. In theinvestigation, SE Deepak Kinger was foundto be transacting money in about 19 videos.This cannot be a mere coincidence. In theinvestigation of ADC Yogesh Kumar, theallegations leveled against the SE and hisPA were found to be true. The investigationreport was submitted to the DC, after whicha case was registered against the SE and PA.

MC SE in police remandfor five days

Striving to educate needychildren: Vinod Kumar

BUREAUTARAORI, MAR 25

Vinod Kumar, principal of Bal Bharti VidyaMandir, Sagga, said that there is no greatercapital in life than education. This capitalcannot be divided. Education is of greatimportance in life. So children should take penin hand instead of mobile. He said that inorder to connect children deprived of education with schools,awareness should be spread not only among the parents butalso the people of social institutions. The principal wasinspiring the children for education. He said that every citizenshould strive to awaken the spirit of education in children aswell as their relatives and connect them with the mainstream ofeducation. He said that everyone has the right to education. Butsome children are deprived of education because their familycondition is poor. Such children should come forward toconnect with the mainstream of education. He said that BalBharti Vidya Mandir Sagga constantly strives to educate theneedy children more and more.

Melodious vocal and flute recitals cast amagical spell in Pracheen Sangeet SammelanSD SHARMACHANDIGARH, MAR 25

The fifth day of 51st edition ofongoing All India Bhaskar RaoNritya and Sangeet Sammelanorganized by Pracheen KalaKendra witnessed a soulfulVocal recital by celebratedmaestro Pt. Sanjeev Abhyankarof Mumbai and a superb fluteduet by Pt. Pravin Godkhindiand his son Shadaj Godkhindi atTagore Theatre here today.Kendra Secretary Sajal Koserwelcomed special guest J.M.Balamurugan, PrincipalSecretary to the Governor in thepresence of Kendra ChairmanS.K. Monga IAS (Retd.), andRegistrar Dr. Shobha Koser who

later honoured the artists. Giftedperformer Sanjeev Abhyankar,recipient of President of India’sgold medal for a playback songin film Godmother, opened to apleasing start when hedelineated melody of RagaShudh Kalyan throughcompositions in Vilambit ek”and drut teen tal . He alsopresented Tarana in ragaKalawati amidst applausebesides bandish in Hori MishraTilang before concluding with acaptivating bhajan ‘Main tosaaware ke rang raachi ”. Pt.Ram Kumar Mishra on Tablaand Smt. Paromita Mukherjeeon Harmonium embellished hisotherwise superlativeperformance.

Power staff holds gate meetingRINKU GONDARNISING, MAR 25

Regarding thenation-wide strike,the employees of AllHaryana PowerCorporation held a gate meeting in support of the strikeand called for a strike. The meeting was presided overby Rajesh Kumar, head of All Haryana PowerCorporation and conducted by Vijay Pal Sharma, inwhich the block head of Sarva Karmachari Sangh,Mahendra Panchal was present. During this, theemployees shouted slogans against the government.Mahendra Panchal informed that on 28th and 29thMarch, all the unions of All Haryana and all theemployees belonging to Sarva Karmachari Sangh willparticipate in the nationwide strike. He said that for along time now, the government should ensureregularisation of temporary workers hired for long time,equal pay for equal work, stop the contractualemployment, recruit regular employees and implementEPF and ESI.

RN KHERACHANDIGARH, MAR 25

Lexus Indiaannounced the opening of its newand opulentGuest Experience Centre (GEC) atIndustrial Area -Phase 1,Chandigarh; aimedatmaking the Lexus experience more incredibleand unique for its discerning guests. In additiontoChandigarh, Lexus has its GECs in Mumbai,New Delhi, Bangalore and Hyderabad. AllLexus GECsare aimed at bringing together theJapanese philosophy of "Omotenashi" meaningexceptional hospitality with the Indian spirit of"Athithi Devo Bhava" to anticipate guests' needsand to provide them the amazing Lexusexperience. Located in the city of Chandigarh,the Lexus GEC takes its inspiration from thedesign philosophy of Le Corbusior , therenowned Swiss-French architect, designer,urban planner, who is regarded as one of thepioneers of modern architecture who designedthe City of Chandigarh.

Lexus opens luxuriousnew guest experiencecentre in Chandigarh

Havan Pujan marks beginningof new school session

RK KASHYAPCHHCHHRAULI, MAR 25

A Havan Pujan was organized at Saraswati High School,Chhchhrauli, at the beginning of the new session. All the schoolstaff and students were present on this occasion. Principal PritamSingh Saini said that Havan Pujan was conducted for wishingbright future to the students. He said that all the children shouldstudy hard and pass the exams in flying colours. Chirag Saini,Lalit Kumar, Mohit Kumar etc. were present on the occasion.

AGENCYMUMBAI, MARCH 25

Cricket's cash-rich tournament, theIndian Premier League (IPL), isback home for its 15th edition in abigger than ever form. The defend-ing champions Chennai SuperKings (CSK) will take on the run-ners-up Kolkata Knight Riders(KKR) in the curtain raiser onMarch 26 at Wankhede Stadium.The tournament will see 10 teamsbattling it out for the coveted tro-phy, with Lucknow Super Giantsand Gujarat Titans as the two newentrants. However, with Covid-19situation in the country, only 25percent capacity of crowd will beallowed at four venues in Maha-rashtra – Wankhede, Barbourne,DY Patil and MCA Sta-dium in Pune. Thisyear's IPL will have 74games instead of 60,thanks to the addition ofnew teams. This meansthat the window hasbeen extended to overtwo months. However,the teams will play 14games each, similar tothe previous season. OnMarch 24, when lessthan two days were re-maining for the tourna-ment to begin, the cap-tain cool MS Dhonihanded over CSK's lead-ership role to all-round-er Ravindra Jadejawhich indicated that thewicketkeeper-batter maynot feature in all games.With Dhoni steppingaside, the spotlight willbe on Jadeja whose re-cent form in internation-al cricket would givehim confidence to leadthe Chennai-based fran-chise. Meanwhile, theiropening game opponent,KKR too will see a newcaptain - Shreyas Iyer,who was added to theteam at the mega auc-tion. Iyer has a point toprove, having previous-ly led Delhi Capitals totheir first-ever final in2020. Squads: CSK-Ravindra Jadeja (c),Moeen Ali, KM Asif,Bhagath Varma, DwayneBravo, Deepak Chahar,Devon Conway, TusharDeshpande, MS Dhoni(wk), Shivam Dube, Ru-turaj Gaikwad, Rajvard-han Hangargekar, HariNishaanth, Narayan Ja-gadeesan, Chris Jordan,Adam Milne, MukeshChoudhary, Dwaine Pre-torius, Ambati Rayudu,Mitchell Santner,Subhranshu Senapati,Simarjeet Singh,Prashant Solanki, Ma-heesh Theekshana, andRobin Uthappa.

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GLAMOURSobhita Dhulipala shares her excitement for her upcoming releases

ctor Sobhita Dhulipala is currently going through a hectic work schedule. On juggling between different sets, Sobhita said, A"Switching between two completely different characters and worlds

without any off days for the last few months has been quite intense and all-consuming but I feel greatly motivated. I'm beaming with excitement and cannot wait for the releases! This year is going to be special, fingers crossed."

Sobhita has several projects in her kitty including Ronnie Screwvala's 'Sitara', Mani Ratnam's magnum opus 'Ponniyin Selvan' (Tamil), Telugu film 'Major' with Adivi Sesh and a Hollywood project 'Monkey Man' directed by Dev Patel.

She will also be seen reprising her role in Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti's 'Made in Heaven'.

Jubin , Nikita to come up with romantic song 'Mast Nazron Se'

abir Singh' fame Nikita Dutta is a part of singer Jubin Nautiyal's upcoming love Ksong titled 'Mast Nazron Se'.

On Thursday, Jubin took to Instagram and shared a few stills from the track. In one of the images, Jubin and Nikita can be seen gazing into each other's eyes."#MastNazronSe Releasing on 31st March," he captioned the post.The announcement has left Jubin and Nikita's fans extremely excited."Awesome. Can't wait to hear the song," a netizen commented."Congratulations. Best wishes for the song," another one wrote.Produced under T-Series' banner, 'Mast Nazron Se' will be out on March 31.

Ayushmann stars dubbing for 'Anek'

yushmann Khurrana has started dubbing for one of his much-Aanticipated films 'Anek'. On

Thursday, he took to Instagram stories and shared a slew of photos from a dubbing studio. Anubhav Sinha's political thriller 'Anek', jointly produced with Bhushan Kumar, starring Ayushmann Khurrana in the lead is all set to hit theatres on May 13, 2022. Sinha reunites with his 'Article 15' actor

Ayushmann Khurrana and 'Thappad' producer Bhushan

Kumar to shoot a sharp, hard-hitting socio-political drama in 'Anek'.The film's earlier release date was in late March but with the third wave hitting the country, the makers decided to

shift the release to May.The movie in which

Ayushmann will be seen playing the role of Joshua

is also Sinha's most expensive project

to date.

Tiger Shroff excited about his first-ever Eid release

ctor Tiger Shroff is extremely excited to release his film A'Heropanti 2' on Eid 2022.

"Heropanti 2 is my first ever Eid release, a period that has been synonymous to Salman sir because of his blockbuster film releases. I am aware that the shoes are too big to fill but I'm glad that I got this opportunity to entertain the audience around a festive time like this. It's a huge responsibility but the pressure reduces when I see all the love that is coming my way. I feel grateful," he said.Written by Rajat Arora and music by A R Rahman, Sajid Nadiadwala's 'Heropanti 2' is directed by Ahmed Khan, who also directed Tiger's last release 'Baaghi 3'.Apart from Tiger, 'Heropanti 2' also stars Tara Sutaria and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in the lead roles. The film will hit theatres on April 29.

Aditya Dhar leaves hilarious reaction to wife Yami Gautam's 'Dasvi' trailer

he star cast of the upcoming social comedy film 'Dasvi' has been the talk of the town since its trailer released on TWednesday. From Big B to Deepika Padukone, the Abhishek

Bachchan, Yami Gautam and Nimrat Kaur starrer film has been hogging praises all over the internet. Yami Gautam's husband- director Aditya Dhar also gave a shoutout to the cast, while taking a witty jibe at his wife's role as a strict IPs officer, who will be seen schooling Abhishek Bachchan in the movie. Sharing the trailer, he wrote, "And I thought I was the only one getting schooled by you!!" along with a smiling face and a heart emoticon. He also called the

trailer, "Super fun!". Helmed by Tushar Jalota, 'Dasvi' tells the story of Ganga Ram Chaudhary, an "anpadh, corrupt and dil se desi" politician who finds a "nayi chunauti" in prison: education, played by Abhishek. Nimrat will play the role of Bimla Devi, Chaudhary's wife who has now taken over his chief minister seat while he is in jail. Yami will mark her presence as IPS officer Jyoti Deswal.

Salman Khan wraps shooting schedule of Telugu debut 'Godfather'

alman Khan has wrapped a shooting schedule of his upcoming Telugu debut S'Godfather', which co-stars Chiranjeevi,

Nayanthara, and Ram Charan.Film's director Mohan Raja shared the update on his Twitter handle, writing, "Finished an Amazing Schedule with the Mighty Man,Sweetness Personified Dearmost Bhai @beingsalmankhan. Thanks Bhai for Making this So Comfortable and So Memorable And Thanks to OUR pillar of Support @kchirutweets for making this happen for Our #GodFather @MusicThaman & Team."

The details of the role that Salman will play in the film have currently been kept under wraps.

For the unversed, 'Godfather' is the Telugu remake of the 2019 blockbuster film 'Lucifer' which starred Mohanlal in the lead role with Tovino Thomas, Manju Warrier, Indrajith Sukumaran, and Vivek Oberoi.