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Top JeM terroristcommander killedin Pulwama in J-KSRINAGAR: Top terroristcommander of Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) ShamSofi was killed in an en-counter with securityforces in Pulwama districtof Jammu and Kashmiron Wednesday, policesaid. Acting on specific in-puts about the presenceof terrorists in Tilwani Mo-halla Waggad in the Tralarea of Awantipora, insouth Kashmir's Pulwamadistrict, security forceslaunched a cordon andsearch operation there, apolice official said.

Amit Shah willbe in J-K fromOct 23-25NEW DELHI: As part ofthe Centre's mega out-reach programme, UnionHome Minister Amit Shahwill visit Jammu andKashmir from October 23to October 25, sourcessaid on Wednesday.The three-day visit toJammu and Kashmir byShah marks the culmina-tion of the second editionof the Central govern-ment's mega outreachprogram that started onSeptember 8 this yearduring which 70 UnionMinisters visited the unionterritory.Shah's visit to the UT willbe his first visit after theabrogation of Article 370and was designed to in-form the public about vari-ous Central schemes aswell as to obtain feedbackfrom the ground.

PNB reduces goldloan rates amidfestive seasonNEW DELHI: Punjab Na-tional Bank (PNB) hasslashed interests rates onloans against gold jew-ellery and Sovereign GoldBond by 145 basis pointsas a part of a new rangeof deals and offers for itscustomers during the fes-tive season.The bank in a statementsaid it will now offer loansagainst Sovereign GoldBond (SGB) at 7.20 percent and loans againstgold jewellery at 7.30 percent.Additionally, PNB hasslashed the home loanrate, which now startsfrom 6.60 per cent, whilecustomers can avail carloans starting from 7.15per cent and personalloans from 8.95 per cent,one of the lowest in the in-dustry.

Police seizes26.5 kg opiumworth Rs 45lakh, one heldCHANDIGARH, :Haryana Police onWednesday arrested aperson and seized 26.5kg of opium worth Rs 45lakh from his possessionin Kurukshetra district.While giving this informa-tion here today, aHaryana policespokesperson informedthat following specific in-put that some narcoticdrugs would be transport-ed by a car in the district,police intercepted the ve-hicle bearing Delhi regis-tration number at a check-point at service road to-wards Ratangarh.

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Hamirpur to get all vaccinated by Nov 30

Cong leaders meet Prez,demand dismissal

of MoS Ajay MishraAGENCYNEW DELHI, OCT 13

Congress leaders includingRahul Gandhi met PresidentRam Nath Kovind in NewDelhi on Wednesday de-manding dismissal of UnionMinister Ajay Kumar Mishraover the Lakhimpur Kheri vi-olence.

The party’s delegationalso sought an impartial judi-cial probe into the incident by twositting judges of the SupremeCourt. The party also presented amemorandum of facts about theLakhimpur Kheri incident to thePresident. Four farmers wereamong eight people killed in theviolence in Lakhimpur Kheri onOctober 3. After the meeting,Gandhi said he conveyed to thePresident that the MoS Homeshould resign to ensure an impar-tial probe in the Lakhimpur vio-lence as his son Ashish is an ac-cused in the matter.

Ashish Mishra, who has beennamed in the FIR and is accused ofmowing down farmers in Lakhim-pur Kheri, was arrested on Satur-day by the Uttar Pradesh Police.

Gandhi demanded that to en-sure justice, two sitting SupremeCourt judges should probe the in-cident and those who have com-mitted the murders should be pun-

ished."There cannot be an impartial

inquiry and justice cannot be giv-en till the time the MoS Home issacked. This is the voice of not justthe families of those killed but ofall the farmers and this voice is be-ing suppressed," he said.

The Congress delegation in-cluded A K Antony, Ghulam NabiAzad, Mallikarjun Kharge andPriyanka Gandhi Vadra.

Asked whether they have re-ceived any assurances from thepresident, Priyanka Gandhiclaimed, "he (President) has as-sured us that he will talk to to thegovernment in this regard today it-self". The Congress memorandumsaid the situation is unlikely tochange without any interventiongiven that BJP leaders, includingUP CM Yogi Adityanath, continueto make conciliatory statements to-wards Ajay Mishra.

AGENCYNEW DELHI, OCT 13

Prime Minister Narendra Modi onWednesday said that the mantra ofthe '21st Century India' is "Will forprogress, work for progress,wealth for progress, plan forprogress and preference forprogress" and the national masterplan will give 'gatishakti' to devel-opment plans in the nation.

Speaking at the lunch event ofthe PM GatiShakti plan here, thePrime Minister said, "We are lay-ing a foundation for the next 25years. This national master planwill give 'gatishakti' to develop-ment plans of the 21st century andwill help in the timely completionof these plans."

"Earlier, we used to see 'workin progress' boards everywhereand people started to believe that itwill never be completed. It showeddistrust of people towards the gov-ernment. But we changed it. Weplanned well and introduced 'gati'in development projects," PMModi said slamming the previousgovernments who were earlier inthe power in the Centre.

"The mantra for the 21st Cen-

tury India is will for progress,work for progress, wealth forprogress, plan for progress andpreference for progress. So, ourgovernment has not only devel-oped a work-culture of completingthe projects within the stipulatedtime frame but also efforts are be-ing made to complete the projectsbefore time," he added.

Prime Minister Narendra Modion Wednesday launched PM

GatiShakti - National Master Planfor multi-modal connectivity atPragati Maidan in the national cap-ital.

PM GatiShakti is the result ofthe Prime Minister's constant en-deavour to build next-generationinfrastructure which improves easeof living as well as ease of doingbusiness. The multi-modal connec-tivity will provide integrated andseamless connectivity for the

movement of people, goods andservices from one mode of trans-port to another. It will facilitate thelast mile connectivity of infra-structure and also reduce traveltime for people.

AGENCYBOSTON, OCT 13

India is looking at near close to dou-ble-digit growth this year and thecountry will be one of the fastest-growing economies, Finance MinisterNirmala Sitharaman has said.

The minister also emphasised thatshe expects the economic growth nextyear to be in the range of 7.5-8.5 percent, which will be sustained for thenext decade.

As regards the growth of India,we are looking at near close to dou-

ble-digit growth this year and thiswould be the highest in the world.And for the next year, on the basis ofthis year, (the) growth would defi-

nitely be somewhere in the range ofeight (per cent), Sitharaman said hereon Tuesday during a conversation atHarvard Kennedy School.

She noted that while the Ministryof Finance has not done any assess-ment as yet about the growth number,but the World Bank, IMF and ratingagencies have all come nearer to thiskind of growth number for India.

So, the next year would also besomewhere in the range of eight tonine (per cent), 7.5 to 8.5 (per cent)would be the growth. And I expectthat to be sustained for the next

decade because of the rate at whichexpansion in core industries is hap-pening, the rate at which services aregrowing, I don't see a reason for Indiato be any way lesser than in the nextcoming decades, she said.

During the conversation withProfessor at Harvard UniversityLawrence Summers during the talkorganised by the Mossavar-RahmaniCenter for Business and Government,Sitharaman, when asked about thestate of the global economy, said: Idon't think you can have one picturefor the entire globe.

India looks at close to double digitgrowth this year: Sitharaman

HARNMAN BHATIANURPUR BEDI, OCT 13

Punjab Chief Minister Mr.Charanjit Singh Channi paidhomage to the martyred sol-dier Mr. Gajjan Singh whowas cremated today with fullmilitary honors at his nativevillage Pacharanda in Rupna-gar district.

The Chief Minister alsopaid homage to the memoryof the martyr who was ac-companied by Punjab As-sembly Speaker Rana KP onthe occasion. Singh alsojoined. Meanwhile, the ChiefMinister presented wreaths,saluted and joined in prayers.He also set fire to the Chikhaof the heroic soldier alongwith the father and nephewof the martyr. Shaheed Gaj-jan Singh made an unparal-leled sacrifice on October 11in the Poonch sector of Jam-mu and Kashmir while fight-ing with terrorists.

Expressing heartfelt

sympathy to the bereavedfamily members, the ChiefMinister said that the unpar-alleled sacrifice of ShaheedGajjan Singh would alwaysinspire the rest of the soldiersto perform their duty withmore dedication and commit-ment to safeguard the unityand integrity of the country.My son's martyrdomshould not go in vain:Father Charan Singh

The father of the martyrCharan Singh said that hisson has achieved martyrdomfor the country of which weare proud. He said that themartyrdom of my son shouldnot go unnoticed and thegovernment should take sternaction against such terroristsso that the shadow of terror inSrinagar and Jammu could beeradicated. Meanwhile, themartyr's mother Malkit Kaurwas also in a critical condi-tion .

AGENCYMUMBAI, OCT 13

The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in itsreply filed in a special court on Wednesdaysaid that its investigation has revealed AryanKhan's role in illicit procurement and distri-bution of contraband.

The NCB further said that Aryan Khanused to procure drugs from Arbaz Khan.

The special Narcotics Drugs and Psy-chotropic Substances (NDPS) court is hear-ing a plea for bail to Aryan Khan, son of Bol-lywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan arrestedfrom a cruise off Mumbai during a raid bythe agency in which banned narcotics wereseized. Six grams of Charas was removed

from the Arbaz Khan from his shoes duringthe raid by NCB. "Investigation has revealedaccused number 1 (Aryan Khan's) role in theillicit prominent and distribution of contra-band," said NCB in its reply. "It is also re-vealed in the investigation that accusednumber 1 (Aryan) used to procure drugsfrom accused number 2 (Arbaz Khan) andpeople connected to Arbaz. Six gm of charaswas removed from the accused number 2from his shoes during the raid by NCB," saidNCB's reply. "Accused numbers 1 and 2 areassociated and worked in close collabora-tions so the offences are attracted againstthem especially section 29 of the NDPS Act( Criminal Conspiracy to commit an of-fence)," added the reply.

AGENCYSHIMLA, OCT 13

As many as 18 candidates areleft in fray after the last dateof withdrawal of nominationpapers on Wednesday forstate's one parliamentary andthree assembly constituen-cies.

Spokesman of the StateElection department in-formed here Wednesday thatthe process of withdrawal ofnomination papers ended at1500 hrs for the by-electionsto Mandi Lok Sabha con-stituency and Arki, Fatehpurand Jubbal-Kotkhai assem-bly seats.

After the last date ofwithdrawal, no candidatecould move out of the raceand total 18 candidates re-mained in fray.

For Mandi ParliamentaryConstituency six candidatesare in fray including BJP can-didate Brigadier KushalChand Thakur, INC candi-date Pratibha Singh,Rashtriya Lokneeti Partycandidate Ambika Shyam,Himachal Jan Kranti Party'sMunshi Ram Thakur and in-dependent candidates AnilKumar and Subhash MohanSnehi.

Four candidates havebeen found valid from Jub-

bal-Kotkhai assembly con-stituency including NeelamSeraik of BJP, Rohit Thakurof Indian National Congressand independent candi-dates(BJP rebel) ChetanSingh Bragta and SumanKadam. For Arki Assemblythree candidates are jn frayincluding Rattan Singh Palfrom BJP, Sanjay of Con-gress and independent candi-date Jeet Ram. For FatehpurAssembly Constituency fiveare in fray including BaldevThakur of BJP, BhawaniSingh Pathania of Congress,Pankaj Kumar Darshi of Hi-machal Jan Kranti Party andindependent candidates Dr.Ashok Kumar and Dr. RajanSushant. The polling wouldbe held on October 30 forMandi Lok Sabha con-stituency. ArkI, Jubbal-Kotkhai and Fatehpur assem-bly seats have fallen vacantafter demise of one sittingMP and three MLAs.

HP by-poll:18candidates in frayafter withdrawal

Punjab CM pays homage tomartyred soldier Gajjan Singh

All formalities related to construction of AIIMS in Rewari completedSHIV KUMAR SHARMACHANDIGARH, OCT 13

For the expansion of healthservices in Haryana, all theformalities related to the con-struction of the proposed AllIndia Institute of MedicalSciences (AIIMS) project atvillage Majra in Rewari dis-trict have been completed.

A meeting was held un-der the chairmanship of ChiefMinister, Sh. Manohar Lal,here today, in the presence ofUnion Minister of State in theMinistry of Corporate Af-fairs, Sh. Rao Inderjit Singh,Cooperation Minister,Haryana, Dr. Banwari Lal,

which was also attended bysenior officers and a delega-tion of farmers who have pro-vided land for the project.

While sanctioning a sep-arate budget for the project,Sh. Manohar Lal directed the

officers of the Revenue andDisaster Management De-partment to start the processof disbursing payments to thefarmers who have providedland for the said project at theearliest. He also asked farm-ers to start the next processrequired for doing otherworks related to the projectafter assuring mutual consentamong them.

The Chief Minister alsodirected the officers of Townand Country Planning andDevelopment and PanchayatsDepartment to complete allthe necessary works and alsoto expedite the work on theissues related to farmers

within a stipulated time peri-od regarding the project.

Sh. Manohar Lal whilegiving a patient hearing toviews shared by farmers' del-egation also discussed all theaspects related to the projectextensively. During themeeting, the farmer delega-tion said that the Chief Min-ister had given in-principleapproval for their main de-mand regarding giving Rs. 40lakh per acre of land given tothe government and develop-ment of commercial complexalong with AIIMS.

The delegation also ex-pressed gratitude to Sh.Manohar Lal, Union Minister

of State in the Ministry Cor-porate Affairs, Sh. Rao Inder-jit Singh, Cooperation Minis-ter, Haryana, Dr. Banwari Lalfor accepting their major de-mands. Due to the develop-ment of the area and accept-ance of the major demands,most of the farmers haveagreed to give land for theproject.

In the meeting, DeputyCommissioner, Rewari, Sh.Yashendra Singh apprised theChief Minister about the ac-tion taken related to the up-coming process and informedthat registration has beenstarted for the cooperative so-ciety setup for farmers.

Modi gives new mantra for India'sprogress in 21st century

Probe reveals Aryan Khan's role in illicitprocurement, distribution of contraband

GatiShakti Master Planto spur manufacturingcompetitiveness, saysCII DirectorNEW DELHI: Lauding thelaunch of the Gati Shakti Mas-terplan by Prime MinisterNarendra Modi on Wednesday,Chandrajit Banerjee, DirectorGeneral of Confederation of In-dian Industry (CII) said that themaster plan would spur manu-facturing competitiveness facili-tating ease of doing businessthrough improved connectivity.He said, "GatiShakti MasterPlan would spur manufacturingcompetitiveness by facilitatingease of doing business throughimproved connectivity and is agiant step towards unlockingIndia's growth potential andcreating jobs".

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63372 I Sarabjit S/o Baldev R/o I, Gurbax Singh Mahey 63372 Singh. dec la re tha t I have changed my name and r e c o r d w r o n g l y I , N o . 1 0 5 1 5 3 9 9 A Vill-Gidder Pindi Po. S/o Piara Singh R/o I, Parmjit Kaur W/o 63372 changed my name Inderjit Shall hereafter be known m e n t i o n e d a s Hav. Kashmira Singh Malri Teh-Nakodar Distt Muasapur Road Nai Abadi Jaspal Singh R/o Vpo. I, Jagnahar Singh S/o to Inderjit kaur and also as KULWINDER KAUR. Rajwinder Kaur Dob is S/O Harnek Singh R/O Jalandhar Punjab have N e a r G a u s h a l a Manak Teh -Shahko t Naranjan Singh R/o Vill: declare that the correct 900020 21-12-1985, her actual Manupur (Ludhiana) changed to my name Nawanshahr have changed ( Ja landhar ) changed Barwali Kalan (Fatehgarh name of my Mother was I, hitherto Known as c o r r e c t n a m e i s H a v e C h a n g e d T h e Sarabjit to Sarabjit Singh. the name of his daughter my name from Paramjit Sahib) have changed my Niranjan Kaur, not Nanjo. B A LWA N T S I N G H Surinder Kaur, Dob is Name Of My Daughter 63372 Kusam to Kusam Mahey. Kaur to Kaur Paramjit. grandson's name from 72778 BHULLAR Son of 01-01-1985, Adhar No. J a s p r i t K a u r T o I, Ram Lal Aggarwal S/O 63372 63372 Armandeep Singh S/o I, Sarishta Devi W/o SOHAN SINGH residing 412904979765Jaspreet Kaur. Ramesh Chand Aggarwal I, Gurbax Singh Mahey I, Sanju S/o Sohan Lal M a n p r e e t S i n g h t o Kashmir Singh R/o Vill. a t Vi l l a g e N i h a l k e , 100078

63372 R/O 1615/4, St.No.2 Kirti S/o Piara Singh R/o R/o H.No. 292 W.No. Gurfateh Singh. Jhambowal, P.O. Darapur, Makhu, Tehsil Zira I, Rajat (now Rajat I , Parmjeet Kaur W/O Nagar Ludhiana Changed Muasapur Road Nai Abadi 2 2 S t . N o . 0 8 63372 Jallowal, Bhunga, Distt. F e r o z e p u r - 1 4 2 0 2 2 R a t h o r e ) S / o S h . J a s m e r S i n g h R / O My Minor Son's Name N e a r G a u s h a l a V i s h k a r m a N a g a r I, Khalad Rashid S/O Hoshiarpur, have changed Punjab have changed my C h a m a n L a l , B o n d l i ( L u d h i a n a ) Amar Chand To Amar Nawanshahr have changed Moga (Moga) Punjab, Abdul Hameed , R/O my name from Sarishta name and Shall hereafter Permanent R/o V & P.O C h a n g e d M y N a m e Chand Aggarwal. the name of his daughter changed my name to Mohalla Navi Abadi, Devi to Gurpreet Kaur. be known as BALWANT Beh lopur, Tehs i l & Paramjit Kaur. 63372 Urwashi to Urwashi Sanju Verma. Male rko t l a , D i s t r i c t (Arpit) SINGH D i s t t . S . A . S N a g a r

63372 I Tehal Singh S/o Bhag Mahey. 63372 Malerkotla, Swear That I 72778. 900020 (Mohali) (PB)-160014 Singh Vill-Jattanwali Teh- 63372 I, Charanjit Singh S/o Have Changed My Name I, Rajesh Kumar Sharma I, hitherto Known as declare that I have Zira (Ferozepur) have I, Gurbax Singh S/o Piara Mejor Singh R/o Vill: Khalad Rashid To Khalid S / o H o s h i a r C h a n d SIDDHARTH BAJRA c h a n g e d m y n a m e changed my name to Tehal Singh R/o Muasapur Road Chomon Po. Maloudh Rashid. Sharma, R/o H. No. 393, Son of SURENDER Rajat to Rajat Rathore. Singh Dhillon. Nai Abadi Near Gaushala Teh-Payal (Ludhiana) 63372 Street No. 4, Krishna B A J R A r e s i d i n g a t All concerned please

63372 Nawanshahr changed my changed my name from I, Amritpal Kaur W/o Nagar, Near Adarsh Nagar, H . N o . 1 0 0 4 , S t r e e t note and corrected in I Gurjeet Kaur W/o Tehal name to Gurbax Singh C h a r n j i t S i n g h t o Nachhattar Singh Brar R/o Jalandhar, Punjab, India Number 3, Near Geeta a l l t h e r e c o r d s S ingh Dhi l lon Vi l l - Mahey. Charanjeet Singh. Vpo. Hari Ke Kalan (Sri have changed my name Bhawan, Parwana Nagar, accordinglyJ a t t a n w a l i Te h - Z i r a 63372 63372 Muktsar Sahib) changed Rajesh Kumar Sharma to Moga-142001 Punjab 60017(Ferozepur) have changed I, Sonia W/o Gurbax I Balwinder kaur w/o my name to Amritpal Kaur Rajesh Kumar. have changed my name I No 15669053N Rank my name to Gurjeet Kaur Singh Mahey S/o Piara Gurjant Singh village Brar. 72778 and Shall hereafter be HAV Davinder singh Dhillon. Singh R/o Muasapur p h a r w a l i , T e h 63372 I. Rajwinder Kaur W/o known as SIDDHARTH S/o kuldeep singh

63372 Road Nai Abadi Near A h a m d g a r h D i s s t I, Nachhattar Singh S/o Daljit Pal R/o Vill Bohani, KASHYAP. Village Nalwari Post I Sharanjit W/o Inderjeet Gaushala Nawanshahr sangrur have changed Nikka Singh R/o Vpo. Tehsil Phagwara, Distt. 900020 O f f i c e a n d Te h s i l Singh Jaura R/o #1722, have changed my name my name Balwinder Har i Ke Kalan (Sr i Kapurthala have changed I, hitherto Known as Bangana Distt. Una Bachan Singh Street, Nai Sonia to Sonia Chander. kaur to Baljinder kaur. Muktsar Sahib) changed my name from Gulsharan SUMAN RANI Wife of H i m a c h a l P r a d e s h Basti Bathinda have 63372 63372 my name to Nachhattar Kaur to Rajwinder Kaur. R A V I N D E R V I G dec la re tha t in my changed my name to I Monika Garg W/O I Rajveer Singh Kingra Singh Brar. 72778 residing at H.No.16-17, service documents my Sharnjit Kaur Jaura. Munish Kumar R/O S/O Gurcharn Singh 63372 In my Passport No R Near Gulmarag Avenue, son name Uday singh

63372 Master Colony, Ward No. R/O W.No.11, Badal I, Nachhattar Singh Brar 2620091, my name is Tara Wala Pul, Great was wrongly entered as 5, Lehragaga, Distt. R o a d , G i d d e r b a h a , S/o Nikka Singh R/o Vpo. wrongly entered as Roshal Avenue , Amr i t s a r- u d h a y s i n g h Sangrur Have Changed Teh. Gidderbaha (Sri Har i Ke Kalan (Sr i Lal whereas my real name 143001 Punjab have t h a k u r . W h i l e h i s My Name To Monika Muktsar Sahib) Have Muktsar Sahib) changed is Roshan Lal. Roshan Lal changed my name and correct name is uday Rani. Changed My Name To my minor son’s name from s/o Tika Ram, village Shall hereafter be known singh.

63372 Rajveer Singh. Lovep ree t S ingh t o Bahadurgarh, Distt. Jind as SUMAN VIG 40006I, Makand Singh S/o 63372 Lovepreet Singh Brar. (Haryana). 900020 [. I No 15669053N Gujjar Singh R/o Mahal I Malkit Singh Sidhu 63372 98732 I, hitherto Known as Rank HAV Davinder Khurd (Barnala) changed S/O Mukhtiar Singh I Mohd Shahid bairh S/o I, hitherto Known as HIMANSHU ARORA singh S/o kuldeep my name to Mukand R/O Banawala Tehsil Salamdin R/o Mohalla KULWINDER KAUR Son of VINOD ARORA singh Village Nalwari Singh Hari. Mansa & Disst Mansa billian wala, jamalpura, D H I L L O N W / o residing at H.No.1-D, Post Office and Tehsil

63372 H a v e C h a n g e d M y malerkotla have changed HARJINDER SINGH Gali No.1, Opp Bijli Bangana Distt. Una I, Gurmit Kaur W/o Name Malkit Singh. my name to Mohd Shahid. R/o. VPO. Jhabal Kalan P e h a l w a n M a n d i r , H i m a c h a l P r a d e s h Mukand Singh Hari R/o 63372 63372 Distt TarnTaran Punjab. L a w r e n c e R o a d , dec la re tha t in my Mahal Khurd (Barnala) I S h a r a n j i t K a u r I, Pankaj Arora S/O Shri have changed my name Amritsar-143001 Punjab service documents my changed my name to C h o u h a n W / O B a n a r s i D a s s R / O and Shall hereafter be have changed the name of s o n n a m e K a n w a r Gurmit Kaur Hari. Amandeep Singh Sidhu H.No.156/10 , R a d h a known as KULWINDER my minor Daughter’s K a r a n s i n g h w a s

63372 R/O Vpo Dhatt Distt Swami Nagar Moga KAUR. ARYAHI ARORA AGE wrong ly en te red a s I , S a r p r e e t S i n g h L u d h i a n a H a v e Changed My Minor 72737 9 YEARS and she Shall K u n w a r K a r a n Dhaliwal S/o Kulattar Changed My Name To Son's Name Goutam I,Saile Singh S/o Kartar hereafter be known as singh.While his correct S i n g h R / o P a n d o r i Sharanjit Kaur Sidhu. K a k k a r To G a u t a m Singh Resident of Village ARYA ARORA name is kanwar Karan (Barnala) changed my 63372 Kakkar. Bute Dian Channa ,Tehsil 900020 singh.name to Sarpreet Singh. I S i m r a n j e e t K a u r 63372 N a k o d a r , D i s t r i c t I Sarabhkalan Singh S/O 40006

63372 Khaira W/O Gurdeep I, Rajesh Basandrai S/O Jalandhar, Punjab,India Sh. Bhagwant Singh, r/o I, Amit Jabble S/o Balbir Singh Buttar R/O Vpo J o g i n d e r P a u l R / O have changed my name H. No 62, East Bhatia Singh R/o W.No. 08 Vpo. Nathowal Tehsil Raikot H.No.372/100 Block-J from Saile Singh to Shaila Nagar, Yamunanagar that Mallan Wala Khas Teh- Distt Ludhiana Have Bhai Randhir Singh Singh .All concerned I have changed my name Z i r a ( F e r o z e p u r ) Changed My Name To N a g a r L u d h i a n a please note. Sarabhkalan Singh to changed my name to Simranjeet Kaur. Changed Name Rajesh 100066 Sarabkalan Singh.Amit Jabbal. 63372 Kumar. I, Ashok Pal Singh S/o 100060

63372 I Amritpal Singh S/O 63372 Suraj Bhan R/o House No. I, Rashmi Sethi W/O Nitin I , Jasbir Kaur W/o S u r j i t S i n g h R / O I, Mandeep Kaur Sagu A - 1 , K a r s a R o a d , Kumar Sethi R/O house no Amarjit Singh R/o Vill: Agwar Rahlan, Tehsil W/O Kamaljeet Singh Nilokheri Distt. Karnal 63 malwal road, near city Bus Bhagoke Po. Mallanwala J a g r a o n , D i s t t . R/O Mission School have changed my name stand, mini Azad Nagar, Teh-Zira (Ferozepur) L u d h i a n a H a v e S u r a j N a g a r M o g a from Ashok Kumar to Ferozepur City, have changed my name to Changed My Name To C h a n g e d N a m e Ashok Pal Singh. All changed my name RASHMI Jasvir Kaur. Amritpal Singh Chhina. Mandeep Kaur (After Concern Noted. S E T H I t o PAYA L .

63372 63372 Marriage). 100046 concerned note.63372 I, Rakesh Gautam (No. 900011

I Babita Kanwar spouse 14931165M Hav.) S/o I, Sukhraj Singh S/o Gurmej of no. 16017134X Rank Dharampal Sharma R/o Singh R/o Vill. Chhina, P.O H a v / C l k n a m e Vill. Picholia, Distt. Nawan Pind, Teh. & Distt. Mahendra Singh Bhati Karnal Haryana declare Amritsar, Punjab declare that 8 Raj Rif C/o 56 APO that My Military Record Singh is my surname and Ferozepur resident of my wife name is changed Sukhraj is my given name. Village-Birani, Tehsil- from Shweta to Shweta Concerned please note.Bhopa lgarh , Dis t t . - Bhardwaj, My Father 98728Jodhpur, (Rajasthan) name is change from I am Kanwarjit Singh @ P i n C o d e : 3 4 2 6 0 3 Dharam pal to Dharampal Kanwarjeet Singh son of Changed my name from Sharma and my mother Gurbax Singh resident of Babita Kanwar to Bebu name is changed from Sherpur, Tehsil Dhuri, Kanwar vide affidavit Bimla Devi to Bimla. All District Sangrur. I swear that I d a t e d 1 3 - 1 0 - 2 0 2 1 Concern Noted. am known by both Names before Notary Public at 100046 Kanwarjit Singh and Ferozepur I, hitherto Known as Kanwarjeet Singh. The

900023 SANGEETA TULI Wife above two names are mine. I Bebu Kanwar spouse of RAMAN KUMAR To make all relevant notes in of no. 16017134X Rank residing at 416, Tilak this regard.H a v / C l k n a m e Nagar, Amritsar-143001 87846Mahendra Singh Bhati Punjab have changed my I am Gurmeet Kaur alias 8 Raj Rif C/o 56 APO name and Shall hereafter Paramjeet Kaur wife of Ferozepur resident of be known as GEETA. k a n w a r j i t S i n g h @ Village-Birani, Tehsil- 900020 Kanwarjeet Singh resident Bhopa lgarh , Dis t t . - I, hitherto Known as of village Sherpur, Tehsil Jodhpur, (Rajasthan) KAWALJIT KAUR Wife Dhuri, District Sangrur. Pin Code:342603 my of HARDEEP SINGH at Are my two names correct dob 3 Nov 1977 Village Dadu Jodh, Tehsil Gurmeet Kaur a l i as and incorrect dob 24 Batala, Distt. Gurdaspur- Paramjeet Kaur Gill the M a y 1 9 8 2 v i d e 143602 Punjab have same woman's name .That affidavit dated 13-10- changed my name and I am known by both 2021 before Notary Shall hereafter be known names. To make related Public at Ferozepur as KANWALJIT KAUR. notes

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Paper leak accusedsurrenders in court

RANVIR PARASHARKAITHAL: A Haryana Police constable,wanted in the paper leak case, surren-dered in the court due to police pres-sure. He carried a prize money of Rs 50thousand. Police remand for 5 days hasbeen obtained by CIA-2 Police from thecourt of the accused for extensive inter-rogation. In the said case, 41 accusedhave already been arrested by KaithalPolice. Superintendent of Police Lok-endra Singh, wanted in the constablepaper leak case. Kaithal police wasconstantly trying to arrest the accusedKuldeep and his whereabouts were be-ing raided by the police for his arrestdue to which the pressure led to thesurrender of the accused in the court.The SP said that the Director Generalof Police, Haryana Panchkula had an-nounced a reward of Rs 2 lakh each oninformation about the arrest of two ac-cused wanted in the said case and Rs50,000 each for information on the ar-rest of 9 accused. Before the arrest ofthe above accused Kuldeep, both thecriminals with prize money of Rs 2 lakheach and 7 accused with a reward ofRs 50-50 thousand were arrested byKaithal police. The SP said that the ac-cused Kuldeep was arrested by theCIA-2 in-charge Inspector Sombir un-der action as per the rules. Police re-mand of 5 days has been obtained fromthe court for extensive interrogation in-cluding recovery of cash of the ac-cused.

Be aware ofmosquitoes: DrYogeshR R SHELLYKARNAL: Civil Surgeon Dr YogeshSharma said that mosquito bites causediseases like dengue, chikungunya andmalaria. Mosquitoes are born due towater logging. He said that it is neces-sary to make people aware about thediseases spread by mosquitoes. Heurged the people to keep water uten-sils, tanks, pitchers etc. covered andcoolers once a week to prevent malaria,dengue and chikungunya. Empty anddry the vases, fridge trays, utensils anddrums of animals and birds and thenpour water into them.Wear clothes that completely cover thebody. Put anti-larva medicine in stag-nant water. Mosquitoes will grow wherewater is stagnant. The Civil Surgeonsaid that the waterlogging during mon-soon causes mosquito-borne diseases.One such disease is called malaria.The disease is caused by the bite of thefemale Anopheles mosquito. To get ridof this disease, a person should wearfully covered clothes. Apart from this,take care of cleanliness around you. Donot allow water logging around thehouse. From time to time keep sprayingaround the drains of the house to keepmosquitoes away.

FIR against 28mandi arhtiyasJASWINDER SHARMAKARNAL: Deputy Commissioner Nis-hant Kumar Yadav took strict cog-nizance of outside paddy purchase inGhid Anaj Mandi and against Mandi Su-pervisor Dheeraj Kumar, AuctionRecorder Dharamvir Singh, ComputerOperators Deepak and Anshul and 28Mandi Arthiyas for founding complicityin wrongful purchase of paddy. FIRswere lodged against them. Apart fromthis, the licenses of these arhtiyas havealso been cancelled. Show cause no-tices have been issued by DFSC andDM HAFED to the concerned arhtiyaswhen the stock of 18 other arhtiyas wasfound to be low. The DC said that acase had come to the notice in GheedAnaj Mandi regarding the purchase ofpaddy from outside, which was investi-gated with immediate effect and it wasfound that this was done with the con-nivance of computer operators Deepakand Anshul and Mandi SupervisorDheeraj Kumar and auction recorderDharamveer. Wrongly the gate passeshave been cut. Not only this, the namesof 28 Arthiyas in the market are men-tioned in the records.

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YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2021

6 people of same family booked for illegal miningR K KASHYAPCHHACHHARAULI: Six people of the same family of Begumpur have been booked for illegal mining inShamlat land in Begumpur and they have been accused of loss of revenue of about Rs 2 crore to thegovernment. On October 11, the team of CM Flying in Begumpur had investigated illegal mining in DehShamlat land, in which the Revenue Department, Mining Department and police were present on thespot. On October 11, CM Flying's team found traces of illegal mining in Shamlat land on the spot and rev-enue department was asked to prepare papers on which, on the basis of paper received from revenuedepartment towards CM Flying action has been taken from Begumpur. Case has been registered against6 people of the same family of Begumpur, all of whom have a share in Shamlat land, and has also beenaccused of causing loss of Rs 2 crore to the revenue of the government.

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, OCTOBER 13:

In the direction of establishing a Heli-Hub in Gurugram, the Haryana Gov-ernment has identified the land and aproposal will be sent to the CentralGovernment soon. It has been decidedby the Haryana government to reducethe VAT rates on air turbine fuel from20 percent to 1 percent.

Haryana Chief Minister, Sh.Manohar Lal met Union Civil Avia-tion Minister, Sh. Jyotiraditya M.Scindia in New Delhi today regardingvarious civil aviation projects ofHaryana. Deputy Chief Minister, Sh.Dushyant Chautala also attended themeeting through video conferencing.

During the meeting, discussionsregarding reduction of VAT rates onair turbine fuel besides heli-hub to beset up in Gurugram, civil aviation uni-versity, drone school, and satellitecenter in the state were held. Apart

from this, the development of Inte-grated Aviation Hub, Hisar, AirstripKarnal, Airstrip Ambala and PilotTraining School, Bhiwani and PilotTraining School Narnaul and air serv-ices routes in Haryana were also dis-cussed.

While Interacting with media per-sons after the meeting, the Chief Min-ister said that the Haryana Govern-ment would soon identify the land andsend a proposal to the Centre for set-

ting up a heli-hub in Gurugram. As aresult of the setting up of a heli-hub inGurugram, the airport will also getsupport due to the facility of intercityand intracity helicopters. The ChiefMinister informed that on the propos-al made by the Central Government toreduce the VAT rates on Air TurbineFuel in Haryana, it has been decidedto reduce the VAT rates on Air TurbineFuel from 20 percent to 1 percent inHaryana. He said that the IntegratedAviation Hub, Hisar would be devel-oped by the year 2023. Karnal andAmbala airstrips will also be devel-oped. Sh. Manohar Lal informed thatthe Union Civil Aviation Minister, Sh.Jyotiraditya M. Scindia has also beeninvited to inaugurate the pilot trainingschool being established in Bhiwani.Principal Secretary to Chief Minister,Sh. V. Umashankar, and AdditionalChief Secretary, Civil Aviation De-partment, Sh. Sudhir Rajpal were alsopresent during the meeting.

RAJNI SONIYAMUNANAGAR, OCTOBER 13

An awareness programme was organisedby the Police Department, Yamunanagarin Guru Nanak KhalsaCollege, Yamunanagaron the laws on sexualoffences, POCSO Act,Juvenile Justice Actand women harass-ment. Information wasgiven on the topics re-lated to children,whose main objectiveis prevention of crimesrelated to child protec-tion and women'sabuse. In such a situa-tion, children becomevictims of sexual crimes. Children arenot able to tell anyone when a crime iscommitted, due to which they also be-come victims of mental diseases, so theprotection of children is very important.

The speciality of the POCSO Act isthat it is the same for both the girl childor the child, in this there are differentcases of crime against children. There is

a provision as well that if any crime ishappening around the child then eldersmust be informed through teachers. Chil-dren unknowingly quickly become vic-tims of these incidents.

Now the child help line number canhelp the children in any crisis situation.He asked the school children present tobe careful and not to trust any unknown person. Children wereasked to contact the District Child Pro-tection Unit, Child Welfare Committeeand Child Helpline 1098 in case of anyproblem.

Houses in illegal colony demolishedML CHAUHANASANDH: The administration took strict action on 5 acres of land ad-joining Rajbahe on Assand Safidon Marg where illegal colony being cuton the bypass. The DTP team uprooted the roads built with the help ofJCB in the illegal colony.

During this, in view of thesecurity arrangements, apolice team from Assandhpolice station along withthe team force was pres-ent on the spot. Seeingthe action, there waschaos in the colonizers.The roads were demol-ished by the DPC team.DTP Vikram Kumar saidthat warning boards havealso been installed in ille-gal colonies. The actionwill continue. He ap-pealed that nobody shouldbuy plots in illegal coloniesfrom unscruplous peoplemasquerading as dealers. DTP Vikram Kumar askedthe colonizers to developthe colony only after taking

license from the office of Town and Country Planning Haryana Chandi-garh. So that people can also get benefit of it. DTP Vikram Singh toldthat the people who have been given plots by the colonizer and laterJCB has demolished their house, they should go to the police stationand register a case against the colonizers of fraud.DTP Vikram Singh said that no illegal colony will be allowed to be built.Innocent people are tricked by colonizers and lured by taking moneyfrom them. On these complaints, the government is taking actionagainst illegal colonies. This action will continue.

Havan Yagya performed intemple at Taraori police stationROHIT LAMSARTARAORI: On the occasion of Durga Ashtami, worship wasperformed along with Havan Yagya in the temple premises ofTaraori police station. In which all the police employees of thepolice station offered ahutis in the Havan Yagya and wished for

the happiness andprosperity of the city. On this occasion,the pandit per-formed puja with therituals, after whichKanjak Puja wasperformed. Bhoj wasserved to the Kan-jaks and gifts werealso distributed tothem.Taraori police stationin-charge ManojVerma said that the

Havan Yagya not only makes the atmosphere religious, but alsoincreases the feeling of mutual brotherhood. On the occasion ofDurga Ashtami, all the policemen offered prayers at the templeof Taraori police station and also wished for the prosperity of thecity.Many police personnel including ASI Jasbir, ASI Sukhwinder,Uday Pratap, Balwan, Rosy, Rajesh, driver Rajindra, Virender,Yogesh Kumar, Vidya Sagar were present on this occasion.

Awareness drive againstdrugs by cycle rally

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKURUKSHETRA: Under the drug-free India campaign, under theguidelines of Haryana State Narcotics Control Bureau Chief AdditionalDirector General of Police Shrikant Jadhav , the 81st one-day anti-drugawareness campaign was conducted in Government Senior SecondarySchool, Kurukshetra University. Sub-Inspector of the Bureau, Dr. AshokKumar Verma, while making the students aware in detail against drugs,said that there is a need to hate drugs and by treating the drug addict,he should be motivated to stay away from drugs.Today, the increasing trend of drug addiction among the youth has tak-en a very terrible form. This is the reason why bureau chief AdditionalDirector General of Police Shrikant Jadhav has been running drug de-addiction awareness campaigns throughout Haryana. Principal of theschool, Dr. MM Singh was honoured with a letter of appreciation fromPrayas Organisation. Teachers and students participated on this occa-sion and took a vow not to take drugs. At the end of the programme, un-der the leadership of Sub-Inspector Dr. Ashok Kumar Verma, a cyclerally was taken out in the university and people were made aware.

Minister Sandeep Singh lends a helpinghand to debt-ridden elderly woman DEEPAK SHARMAISMAILABAD: It is said that if God closes one door, he opens anotherat the same time. There is definitely a solution to every problem. One such incident was seen when Gurmail Kaur, an elderly woman ofPehowa's ward number 15, Prachi Road, reached the Sports MinisterSandeep Singh's office with her agony. The woman Gurmail Kaur toldthat her husband Jaswant Singh had died about 25 years ago. Afterwhich she took care of his children. She had bought a buffalo from amoneylender by raising money on interest. So that the family can sustainby selling milk. But After a few days, the buffalo died due to mouth hoofdisease, due to which she was very sad. The interest on the loan is in-creasing. The financial condition of the family is such that there is no elec-tricity connection in the house. After listening to the elderly woman, SportsMinister Sandeep Singh helped her and announced a loan of Rs 125000for her. Hearing this, her eyes filled up with tears of joy, Sports MinisterSandeep Singh said that he felt the plight of the elderly mother and hewanted to see a small smile on the mother's face. So he helped. It is hisendeavor that no person should live life under any anxiety or pressure.

Police step up vigilahead of festive season

NIRMAL SAINIRADAUR: In view of the festive season, the policeadministration is on alert. Patrols have been in-creased in the area. At the same time, stopchecking of oncoming vehicles is also beingdone.On Wednesday, the Jathlana police station alongwith the paramilitary personnel put up a nakanear the Gumthala police post and checked thevehicles passing through there.Police station Jathlana in-charge Dharampalsaid that as tere are festivals ahead, keeping an

eye on the security issue, vigil is being main-tained. Duty of police personnel has been stationed atthe main square intersections. Monitoring is being done at other crowded placesincluding Bus Stand, Dharamshala and Hotel. Hehas urged people that if any suspicious object orperson is seen anywhere, they should immedi-ately inform it to the police, so that by taking time-ly action, any untoward incident can be avoided.

100 students interviewedduring placement weekNORMAL SAINIRADAUR: Pacement week was organized atGlobal Research Group of Institutions. In whichpharma companies Alembic Pharmaceutical,IDC, Rodec Pharma and DMC Ludhiana inter-viewed about 100 students of B Pharma and DPharma.Rishikesh was selected by Alembic Pharmaceuti-cals after going through various process. Whilemany other students were included in the shortlist. Chairman CA SK Jindal wished the selectedstudent a bright future. He said that many suchplacement weeks would be organized in the insti-tute in future through which students will get achance to secure their future during the academ-ic session itself. The program was presided overby TPO Lavneen Arora.

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Competitions organizedfor school children

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL,: On the third day of district level Children's Day competitionsbeing organized by District Child Welfare Council Karnal on Wednes-day, group dance, solo dance, solo singing, clay modeling, calligraphyand card making competitions were organised at Kalidas Rangshala,Yoga Hall and Bal Bhavan. Apart from the government, children of pri-vate and public schools of the district, displayed their talent in thesecompetitions. Yogesh Kumar, the chief guest of the program, saw theclay idols, cards, etc. made by the children and the dance art. Appreci-ating the hard work of the participating children, he said that throughthese competitions, along with the development of their skills, the spiritof positive competition is also inculcated in the children. District ChildWelfare Officer Vishwas Malik welcomed the chief guest. Whle givinginformation about the age group of the children taking part in the dis-trict-level Children's Day competitions and different competitions, hetold him that the children who secured first and second positions at thedistrict level will will go to participate in zonal competitions to be held inPanipat till October 28. The children who will be selected for excellenceat the Zonal level will participate in the state level competition. The chil-dren selected in the state level competitions will be honored with prizesby the Governor at a state level function. Santosh Bakshi, Rajeev Ohri,Anju Sharma, Reena Kumar, Kapil Atreja, Naresh Batra, RajneeshChopra, Lavish, Manish, Jyoti Chaudhary took part in today's competi-tions. The stage was conducted by Urvashi Vig.

Land identified for Heli-Hub in Gurugram

Safe society should be createdfor children: DSP

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL: HAFED Chair-man Kailash Bhagat visitedmany mandis of Haryana to-day, including Pehowa Is-mailabad.

By visiting the mandis,he also gave necessary in-structions to the secretary ofthe mandis. Apart from this,he also interacted with theshopkeepers of the mandiand the owners of rice millsand assured them that thegovernment would buy everygrain of paddy. Kailash Bha-

gat inspected the grain mar-ket and instructed the offi-cials to rectify the shortcom-ings which are encounteredin the market during the pur-chase. Chairman KailashBhagat called the three pro-

curement agencies on thespot and said that the millershould keep in mind thatfarmers should get a fairprice by cutting moisture. Onthis occasion, he directed thatif any farmer is subjected to

any laxity in the rate, then thegovernment will take strictaction. The chairman alsosaid that the farmers shouldnot face any problem. He isserious, he said that the milletcrop was affected due to rain,so the Chief Minister has giv-en a bonus of ? 600 to thefarmers. DAP fertilizer willalso come soon for the farm-ers. Chief Officer of HafedSuresh Kumar, RandhirSingh, Kripal Das Aroraalong with the Secretary ofthe Division were present.

Seminar held for prisoners

R.R. SHELLYKARNAL: As per the instructions ofthe Ministry of Women and Child De-velopment, Government of India,record inspection of the PradhanMantri Matritva Vandana Yojana istaking place. In this episode, DistrictCoordinator Jyoti Rani inspected thePMMVY records of Anganwadi work-ers and supervisors in the presence ofCDPO Madhu Pathak at the CDPOKarnal office and gave detailed infor-

mation about the correct implementa-tion of the scheme. PMMVY's assis-tant district coordinator MeenakshiSharma was also present on the occa-sion.

It was clarified that in order toavail the benefits of the scheme, it isnecessary for the applicants to applyonline. Therefore, all supervisors andAnganwadi workers should get the ap-plicant's application filled online withutmost care so that they do not face any

kind of problem in getting financial as-sistance. He said that the supervisorshould keep checking the portal fromtime to time, and not share ID andpassword to anyone. Giving detailedinformation about the online applica-tion process, he said that pregnantwomen will have to fill three forms (A,B, C) for the application. PMMVY ap-plication form can be downloadedfrom the website of Ministry ofWomen and Child Development.

PMMVY aims to protect pregnant, lactating women and theirchildren from malnutrition : District Coordinator Jyoti Rani

Government will buy every grain of paddy: HAFED boss Kailash Bhagat

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, OCTOBER 13

Chief Judicial Magistrate andSecretary District Legal Ser-vices Authority Jasbir in-formed that on the occasionof Amrit Mahotsav of Azadi,District Legal Services Au-thority organised a workshopfor prisoners and undertrialsin District Jail Karnal. Judi-cial Magistrate First ClassHarleen Pal Singh observedthat free legal aid is a compo-nent of a just, fair and justprocess for the accused per-son. Article 21 of the Consti-tution of India guaranteesthat access to justice is avail-able at all stages. If a personis found to be involved in acriminal process, he has aconstitutional right to be pro-vided with judicial aid at allstages of justice. The em-blematic person, whether be-fore arrest or at the time of ar-rest or at the time of remand,as the case may be, has theright to be provided with theservices of a trained lawyer.

Therefore, the District LegalServices Authority organizeda seminar in the district jailfor the prisoners living in thejail.

As the keynote speakerin the seminar, JudicialMagistrate First ClassHarleen Pal Singh apprisedthe prisoners about their var-ious rights and told them thatany undertrial prisoner cantake the services of a lawyerat the time of remand which

is free of cost by the govern-ment. The CJM said that if aprisoner has any kind ofproblem, he can take theservices of a lawyer for thehearing of his case throughan application which is pro-vided free of cost by the Dis-trict Legal Services Authori-ty. Amit Bhadoo Jail Super-intendent and ShailakshiBhardwaj Deputy Superin-tendent were also present inthe workshop.

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Sports equipments distributed to youthBHOA (SURESH KUMAR): Under the Vidhan Sabha Bhoa, the sports material was pre-sented to the youth on behalf of the Director of Medium Industries, Rajesh Bairampur in Jagu-Jagir village. By giving sports kit, Rajesh Bairampur motivated the youth towards sports and

said that they should take care of themselves and illu-minating their parents by spending their time. He saidthat sports is such a medium by which we can stayhealthy and stay away from various kinds of evils spreadin the society and can make our village light and thename of the country illuminated. Sports should beplayed by applying and every youth who is trapped insocial evils should also make his life successful bybringing him towards sports, he asked the youth to stayaway from evils like drugs.

Arvind Kejriwal makes 10promises to Punjab traders

PRITPAL SINGHJALANDHAR, OCT 13

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)National Convener and DelhiChief Minister Arvind Kejri-wal made 10 promises to thetraders and businessmen ofJalandhar for the develop-ment and upliftment of indus-try, trade and commerce andappealed to them to be part ofthe AAP government to beformed in 2022. Seeking thesupport of traders, business-men and industrialists, Kejri-wal said, “You have tried theCongress-Captain and theBadals, now give us a chance.We don't need funds frombusinessmen, we just needsupport.”

Arvind Kejriwal was ad-dressing a programme titled‘Kejriwal's talk with tradersand businessmen’ held in Ja-landhar on Wednesday for thepurpose of soliciting sugges-tions to the problems and dif-ficulties faced by the traders

and businessmen of Jalandharalong with Punjab; which wasorganized by AAP Punjab. Heappealed to the industrialistsand businessmen of Punjabthat give the AAP a chancetoo and you will forget every-one else, the example ofwhich has been given to thepeople by the Delhi govern-ment of AAP.

He said the AAP has donea miracle in Delhi for busi-ness and trade and will do it inPunjab too. Bhagwant Mann,Jarnail Singh, Raghav Chad-ha, Harpal Singh Cheema andAman Arora were also pres-ent on the stage. After listen-ing to the problems and solu-tions of the traders and busi-nessmen, Arvind Kejriwalfirst announced 24-hour unin-terrupted power supply forthe industry.

Kejriwal said at presentthere are long power-cuts inPunjab and without electrici-ty; neither industry nor tradecould run smoothly.

Incident of killing farmers inLakhimpur, UP by driving them todeath is condemnable: Naresh PuriR. SINGHPATHANKOT: Condemning theincident in Lakhimpur, UttarPardesh, senior Congress leaderand former president of the citycouncil Sujanpur Naresh Puri saidthat for more than one and a halfyears, farmers have been angry on

the streets fordemandingcancellation of theBlack Agriculture ActBill. During this, somany farmerbrothers have

sacrificed their lives in this struggle.Naresh Puri said that there is less tocondemn the incident in Lakhimpur.He said that a CBI inquiry should beconducted so that again no onedares to crush the farmer brothersunder their car. Puri said thatfarmers grow crops by turning soilinto soil and feed the nation. Now inthe changing times that are beingcreated, our next generation hasstarted turning away from farming,from above such laws of thegovernment which are snatchingfrom the farmer his land as well ashis crop.

20 people come forwardfor eye donation

CHET RAM RATTAN NAWANSHAHR: Eye donationorganization Nawanshahr PresidentDr. JD Verma and GeneralSecretary Ratan Kumar Jain toldthat Akshit Jain not only filled hiseye donation form, but he alsoinspired 20 more friends and peopleto donate their eyes posthumously.Akshit Jain said that he wants to dosomething for the society. Herealized that it is very difficult to livelife without eyes, so he filled his eyedonation form, after that he inspiredhis friends and people to fill theirforms. Akshit Jain said that in futurealso he will continue to contribute inthis work of social service. GeneralSecretary of Eye Donation Society,Ratan Kumar Jain said that otheryouths should also take inspirationfrom Akshit Jain and give their allpossible support in social servicework like eye donation.Lakhs ofblind people are sitting in thecountry waiting for their eyes. If theyouth starts doing this work ahead,then the lack of eyes can beremoved very soon. JD Verma,head of the eye donationorganization, said that even ifsomeone needs eyes, one cancontact with the eye donationorganization so that even by gettingthem operated, light can be filled intheir lives too.

Awarness program onvoting at LR DAV college

SUKH NAHAR JAGRAON: Electoral Literacy Clubof LRDAV College Jagraon hasorganized a awareness programmeon the topic of Voting, Democracyand People of India. In hisintroductory note Coordinator ELCProf. Varun Goel made aware thestudents about SVEEP program ofElection Commission of India andhistory of voting rights. Prof.Pervinder Singh Bajwa addressedthe students and appeal thestudents to cast the vote freely. Students Mohit, Rajvir and Kamakshipresented speeches on voting rightsand voting behaviour. Anotherstudent Rajvir has recited peom onelection and democracy. After thisquiz session was conducted in whichStudents Manisha and Nisha win theprize. In the conclusion, PrincipalProf. Vikash Mendiratta briefed theaudience regarding the right use oftheir right to vote so that they couldelect loyal candidates. Program wasattended by Dr. Anuj Kumar, Dr.Ramandeep, Dr. Subash Chand, Dr.Harpartap, Prof Ajay Pal and MadamSushma Kumari and Ishwar Dayal.

PAWAN KALIAKAPURTHALA, OCT 13

Martyr Naib Subedar JaswinderSingh was cremated on Wednesdaywith full military honors at his na-tive village Mana Talwandi in thisdistrict.

Jaswinder Singh, who wasawarded the Sena Medal for Brav-ery, made supreme sacrifice in Jam-mu and Kashmir a few days ago.

His body was brought by the In-dian Army with full honors to ManaTalwandi village this morning,where thousands of people includ-ing Cabinet Minister Rana GurjeetSingh, civil, police and senior offi-cers of the Indian Army paid tributeto the martyrdom of JaswinderSingh.

On behalf of Chief MinisterCharanjit Singh Channi, CabinetMinister Rana Gurjeet Singh, onbehalf of Lok Sabha Speaker OmBirla Deputy Commissioner DeeptiUppal, for Punjab Governor Ban-warilal Purohit SSP HarkamalpreetSingh Khakh and on behalf ofDeputy Chief Minister OP Soni,who is also in charge of DefenceServices, District Sainik WelfareOfficer Col Dalwinder Singh paid

tributes to Shaheed JaswinderSingh. Deputy CommissionerDeepti Uppal also handed over thecondolence message sent by Gover-nor Banwarilal Purohit to the fami-ly members of Shaheed JaswinderSingh. Terming the courage shownby Jaswinder Singh as unparalleled,Rana Gurjeet Singh said that as perthe announcement made by theChief Minister, the family of Sha-heed Jaswinder Singh would be

given Rs 50 lakhs as ex-gratia grantbesides a government job to thefamily members of JaswinderSingh.

Describing the sacrifice ofJaswinder Singh as a beacon for theyounger generation, he said that thepeople of Punjab have inherited adeep legacy of sacrifice for the se-curity of the country. He also urgedthe Union Government to extendmaximum assistance to the family

of Shaheed Jaswinder Singh. Onthis occasion, MLA Sukhpal SinghKhaira, SGPC President Bibi JagirKaur, District Planning BoardChairman Anoop Kallan, SDM DrJai Inder Singh, state governmentand Indian Army officials also laidwreaths. Leaders of various politi-cal parties, government officials,religious figures and a large numberof people were present on the occasion.

Martyr Naib Subedar Jaswindercremated with full military honors

IG Jalandhar range checking ofpolice station, Saanjh Kendra and Mahila Mitra Help Desk

HOSHIARPUR (DALJEET AJNOHA): IG Ja-landhar Range Kostabh Sharma conducted a surprisecheck of Police Station Haryana, Saanjh Kendra andMahila Mitra Help Desk Haryana and instructed theconcerned officers to keep the police station buildingclean and tidy. I.G. Kostabh Sharma also listened tothe grievances of the personnel posted at the policestation during the check, where he urged all the po-lice officers and staff of the district to perform theirduties with full dedication, diligence, dedication andother vigor in view of the festive season. IG KostabhSharma including SSP Amneet Kondal and other of-ficials. also checked the Bhoonga police outpost af-ter Haryana police station where he handed over firstclass certificates to ASI Rajwinder Singh and consta-ble Jaspreet Singh for doing their duty. He urged thepolice officers and staff to be polite and kind to thegeneral public and further strengthen the police-pub-lic bond which would help in curbing crime.

HARPREET LADDI SIDHUGURUSAR SADHAR, OCT 13

On the occasion of Dussehra,on October 15, all the units ofCITU have announced to burnthe idols of Minister of Statefor Home Affairs AjayMishra, including Prime Min-ister Narendra Modi andHome Minister Amit Shah.

The decision was taken at ameeting of CITU activists atRajoana Khurd villagechaired by state secretaryDaljit Kumar Gora. ComradeGora said that CITU wouldtake part in all the actions asper the call of the UnitedKisan Morcha to get severe

punishment to the killers offarmers and the journalist,who were martyred in theLakhimpur Khiri incident.

The meeting, chaired byfarmer leader SukhchainSingh Rajoana, was also at-tended by Pritpal Singh Bitta,Tarlochan Singh, Zora SinghLakhvir Singh, Kirpal SinghNat and Buta Singh.

The CITU leaders also an-nounced that they would alsoparticipate in the Ashti KalashMarch of martyred farmersand journalists in Punjab.They also demanded the dis-missal and arrest of the UnionMinister of State for HomeAffairs Ajay Mishra.

Announcement of burning of idols ofModi, Shah and Mishra by all CITU units

SUKH NAHARJAGRAON, OCT 13

Traffic incharge SatpalSingh Malhi and GurudwaraBhajangarh president Gur-preet Singh inaugurated for-mer medical officer Dr. Ra-jpreet Singh's Guru NanakModi clinic. Giving more in-formation regarding this, Dr.Rajpreet Singh said that it isone step forward in the fieldof social welfare.

He said that the needypatients will be treated forfree in this hospital. He in-formed that in the clinic pa-tients will be examined from

10 am to 12 and 4 pm to 6pm and medicines will begiven for free to needy pa-tients. The guests appreciat-ed Dr. Rajpreet Singh andhis team for their outstand-ing works in the field of so-cial welfare. They furthersaid that this is a great step inserving humanity and morepeople need organize suchunconditional social welfareactivities to help weaker sec-tions of our society. At thisoccasion, Dr. ArshdeepSingh, Pritpal Singh,Jagdeesh Singh, GurpreetSingh Khalsa and otherswere present.

Guru Nanak Modi clinic to providefree services to needy people

CS inspects dengueward in Barnala

BARNALA (KARANPREET DHANDRAL): Res-idents of Barnala have been suffering from denguedue to neglect of sanitation and delay in fogging bythe city council. That fogging machines are just forshow! More than 3 patients still suffering from denguein Barnala are undergoing treatment at Civil HospitalBarnala! Arriving to inspect the dengue ward at CivilHospital Barnala, the Civil Surgeon Barnala inquiredabout the condition of the patients admitted in the spe-cial dengue ward set up at Civil Hospital Barnala andsaid that the health department had controlled it inBarnala district through anti-dengue activities. Is Hesaid that so far a total of 17 patients have tested posi-tive in Barnala district out of which 14 patients havefully recovered and 3 patients are undergoing treat-ment at Civil Hospital Barnala. Civil Surgeon Dr. Bar-nala from different teams of Barnala. Under the lead-ership of Jasbir Singh Aulakh, anti-dengue activitiesare being carried out continuously.

ANIL VERMABATHINDA, OCT 13

Two week long All IndiaCouncil of Technical Educa-tion (AICTE), sponsored Pro-fessional Development Pro-gram (PDP) for Non- teachingstaff started at the Auditoriumof Maharaja Ranjit SinghPunjab Technical University(MRSPTU), Bathinda.

More than 30 eminent re-source persons from variousprestigious institutions Na-tional Institute of TechnicalTeachers Training and Re-search (NITTTR) Chandi-garh, Central University Pun-jab, Bathinda, Punjabi Uni-versity, Patiala and other Insti-tutions are delivering lectureson important topics in thisPDP. Hundreds of employeesof MRSPTU will attend andbenefit from the two week-long event. Renowned admin-istrator and academician, Col.B. Vankat Director, Facultydevelopment cell (FDC Cell),

AICTE, New Delhi was chiefguest during the inauguralceremony.

While speaking on the oc-casion, Col. Vankat stressedupon the importance of Pro-fessional Development Pro-gram for Non- Teaching staff.He pointed out that PDP willfacilitate the identification ofthe training needs of differentcategories of non-teachingemployees and suggest spe-cific areas for training and du-ration of the training pro-gramme preferred by the em-ployees. Col. Vankat pointedout that Practical knowledgeis most important for Non-

Teaching staff of technical in-stitutes. “More hours spent inpractical training will bridgethe skill gap,” he said whileadding that lack of practicalknowledge will definitely af-fect their work. While deliver-ing inaugural speech, MRSP-TU, Vice Chancellor Prof.Buta Singh Sidhu said that thePDP is aimed to enable theNon -Teaching Staff in fur-therance of their duties to-wards the institute / Universi-ty, to imbibe latest / futuristicmeans and methods as per-taining to their profession /department, besides effective-ly participation.

AICTE sponsored professional dev programfor Non- teaching staff begins at MRSPTU

KULJIT SINGH JANDIALA GURU, OCT 13

The government's health in-surance scheme, which isrunning successfully in thestate, would cover 15 lakhmore families, with a freetreatment scheme of Rs. 5lakh per annum. , Other sec-tions of the society who havebeen deprived of, will alsobe able to benefit.

This information wasgiven by Deputy Chief Min-ister OP Soni, who is also incharge of the health depart-ment. M. A. Talking to thedelegation. He said that thefocus of the government wason education and health of

the society and major re-forms have been made in it.Addressing the visiting doc-tors, he said that doctors areconsidered to be the secondform of God, so it is yourmoral responsibility to treatthe patient keeping in viewhis illness and not the insur-ance amount. "The govern-ment can pay for the conven-ience of the people, but thework has to be done by doc-tors and health workers likeyou, so you have to do itwith good intentions," hesaid. Mr. Soni said that dueto the change of insurancecompany the hospitals havefaced some problems whichwill be resolved.

15 lakh more families to be made partof health insurance scheme: Soni

KULDEEP SOOD BARNALA, OCT 13

A historic commendabledecision has been takenunder the leadership ofPunjab Chief MinisterCharanjit Singh Channi togive ownership rights tothe people living in the redline houses in the villagesof Punjab. These wordswere shared by PunjabCongress Vice PresidentKewal Singh Dhillonthrough talks. KewalDhillon said that for a longtime the villagers had beendemanding ownership ofthe land within the red linewhich has been met by theCongress party govern-

ment. Under the MyHome My Name schemelaunched by the PunjabGovernment, villagerswill now be able to gettheir names on the houseswithin the red line.

People will not haveany problem selling theland, house, or plot withinthe red line. He said that

the people living in the redline in villages as well asin towns and cities havebeen included in thisscheme. Mr. Dhillon saidthat Punjab Governmenthas taken another majordecision to waive the ar-rears on electricity bills ofevery category of peopleup to 2 KW which willbenefit many people ofPunjab. He said that Pun-jabis living abroad for along time have been fac-ing a huge problem ofproperty. In view of whichthe Punjab Governmenthas decided to make a lawfor the properties of NRIsas well. This will benefitmillions of NRIs.

By giving ownership rights within red line, Conggovt fulfilled huge demand of people: Dhillon

KULDEEP SOODGULSHAN KUMAR BARNALA, OCT 13

A protest led by BKU Ugrahaat the DC Complex today de-manding a complete compen-sation check for the heirs ofthe martyrs and ensuring thesupply of DAP fertilizer forthe upcoming wheat sowing.During the siege, the protest-ing farmers rallied against thegovernment and the adminis-tration while shouting slogans.

Union leaders Balour SinghChannan, Bhagat Singh Chan-nan, Jarnail Singh JawandhaPindi, Darshan Singh BhainiMehraj, Krishan Channan,Advocate Gurcharan SinghDhaula, Nirpjit Singh Jawand-

ha, and Kamaljit Kaur Barnalain their speech said that despitehanding over the entire docu-ments to the heirs of KarnailSingh, a farmer who was mar-tyred during the struggle atDelhi Tikri Border in nearbyvillage Rudeke, the district ad-ministration has not yet hand-ed over Rs 5 lakh compensa-tion/assistance as per the poli-

cy laid down by the Punjabgovernment. Apart from this,martyrdom cases of villagesKhudhi Kalan and Barnala arealso pending.

Secondly, in view of theneed for DAP fertilizer, espe-cially in the case of wheatsowing, Barnala district, inparticular, has raised the issueof insufficient supply.

DC office besieged over demand for compensation,DAP supply to heirs of struggling martyred farmers

Anusuiya tops in national poster

making competitionRAJ SADOSHABOHAR, OCT 13Anusuiya, a student of DAVCollege of Education herehas topped in the nationallevel poster making competi-tion that was organized by

GopichandArya Mahi-la College.While con-gratulatingA n u s u i y aon her

achievement, Principal DrUrmil Sethi said that paintingis a powerful medium to ex-press feelings. GAMC de-serves appreciation for or-ganizing such events to bringout the art of girl students inthe time of online. The win-ning student made a beautifulposter by engraving picturesof Gandhiji's contribution inthe Indian freedom strugglethrough the poster, due towhich she emerged the winner.

One booked forsnatching

AJAY ARORAKHAMANON, OCT 13 Khamanon police have regis-tered a case under varioussections of IPC against anunidentified person who wasriding a motorcycle and madean unsuccessful attempt tosnatch the chain of a schoolteacher. The victim HarpreetKaur resident of village ran-wan reportedly toldKhamanon police in his state-ment that on 9th october,around 9.10 am, she came onduty as usual to little angelsenior secondary school atsanghol. When I reached themain door of the school, Ayoung man tried to snatch thegold chain from behind me,and I immediately defendedmyself and saw a young manwith a hat on his head and amask on his face.

Workers furious dueto cancellation ofmeeting of workerswith companyoperatorsBAROTIWALA (ANWAR HUSSAIN):The workers of Grindwell Norton Com-pany located on Haripur Road of Baroti-wala have started a strike fromWednesday. Some workers here werebeing forcibly sent to Nagapur, onwhich the workers got furious. At thesame time, the meeting of the operatorsof the company with the Labor Depart-ment was inconclusive. After the meet-ing all the workers went on strike. Thecompany will remain closed till the sec-ond meeting has been called on Mon-day. The workers in the Grindwell Com-pany formed a union for their demands.The company joined the National LaborFederation. As soon as the union wasformed in the company, the presidentand secretary were transferred by thecompany at which the workers got an-gry. The workers are adamant aboutnot going on transfer and the companyis getting ready to send them. The mat-ter reached the Labor Office. OnWednesday, labor officer Manish Karolhad called both the parties but thetransfer was not canceled by the com-pany. The next meeting has been calledon Monday. The workers became moreagitated when there was no decision inthe meeting and went on strike by shut-ting down the company's work. Theworkers have started the strike underthe leadership of workers leaderUmesh Kumar, Deepak Mehta, VikramSingh, Arun Chaudhary, Atul Kumar,Harneet Singh, Vitu Singh, Krishna Ku-mar, AK Sharma and Rashtriya Maz-door Mahasangh President Raj Kumar.The workers say that the strike will con-tinue until the transfers are cancelled.On the other hand, Labor Officer Man-ish Karol said that the negotiations be-tween the workers and the companyoperators were unsuccessful and themeeting has been called again on Mon-day.

Anurag Thakur tolay foundationstone of 36 crores project inKutlahar on Oct 15UNAPANKAJ KATNA: Union Informationand Broadcasting, Youth Services andSports Minister Anurag Thakur will inau-gurate and lay the foundation stone ofmore than Rs.36 crore project duringhis visit to Kutlehar on October 15. Giv-ing information in this regard, an officialspokesman said that Anurag Thakurwould first lay the foundation stone ofRural Sanitary Mart cum CSC Com-plex, Ethno Botanical Park and RuralEco-tourism project at Andrauli to beconstructed at a cost of Rs 7 crore.Cleanliness gift shop is to be construct-ed here. Its objective is to create em-ployment opportunities by promotingwater sports in Andrauli. Thespokesman said that after this AnuragThakur, Block Officer Quarters to bebuilt at Andrauli at a cost of Rs. 21 lakh,Forest Department posts to be con-structed at a cost of Rs. 10.50 lakhs,ponds to be built in Andrauli from Rs.20 lakhs, Dam to be built in Tyasar fromRs. 40 lakhs, Dam to be built at Bairi ata cost of Rs 40 lakh, a dam to be builtin Awahar at a cost of 30 lakh, Hatlaundam to be built at a cost of 40 lakh,Foundation stone for a dam to be builtin Dathwara at a cost of Rs 15 lakh willbe inaugurated.

Bajrang Dal holdscollective HanumanChalisa recitation forthe first week in a row

JYOTI SYALUNA/AMB: Vishva Hindu Parishad Ba-jrang Dal Amb workers organized acongregational Hanuman Chalisarecitation for the 12th consecutive timetoday at Shiv Mandir Kalruhi RoadAmb. All the local Bajrangis participatedenthusiastically in the program underthe leadership of provincial cum cowprotection Chief Sanjeev Chauhan Ba-jrangi. In the mass Hanuman Chalisarecitation program, Surendra , districtcum cow protection chief Amit Gautam,coordinator Vinod, co-convenor Sumitward number 6 convenor Sahil Kalruhi,along with many other local activistswere present in the program. Provincecum cow protection chief Bajrang DalSanjeev. Chouhan Bajrangi reviewedthe activities and news of the area lastweek from all the Bajrangi present andinspired all the youth to unitely for self-less dedication for the protection of reli-gion and nation building.Notification to increase BBA andBCA seats in Govt PostgraduateCollege issuedJYOTI SYALUNA: President of Akhil Bharatiya Vid-yarthi Parishad Unit Una Tarun Thakurinformed that notification has been is-sued to increase the seats of BBA andBCA in Government Post GraduateCollege from 60 -60 to 90-90 now. Hefurther told that the same was handedover to the Education Minister throughthe Principal in the past, the same wasentrusted to another Satpal Singh Satti(Chairman of the Sixth Financial Com-mission). He further said that ABVP al-ways works in the interest of the stu-dents along with national interest.

NEWS BRIEFS HP/J&K

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2021

Shri Sada Shiv Temple should be developed forReligious TourismAMB ( KISHORI LAL BAINS) : It's requested and submitted that ancient 5000 five thousand old Pan-davas Shri Sadashiv Mahadevan temple should be developed from religious tourism point of view. De-velop The Ancient PANDAVAS Time Shri Sada Shiv Dhunsar Mahadevan temple. Ancient PandavasTimes Shri Sadashiv Mahadevan temple is situated near Amb Tehsil Sub Division just 26 k.m. The Shortroute from Amb is also available from Nehri Dou Sadka by Kadap Gugga, Jol for 22k.m. This is the oldestDhaumya Rishi, Shivling of founded by Royal priest of Pandavas 5000 thousands year ago. The peopleof District Una and Northern areas of neighboring states visited here.In the current month of Savan thereis a worshipping day and night in the Shri Sadashiv temple complex. The devotees are seeking many fa-cilities available to them.

AGENCYHAMIRPUR (HP), OCT 13

The Hamirpur district of HimachalPradesh is gearing up to get all thosein the eligible age group to be fullyvaccinated by November 30 by carry-ing out the vaccination drives every-day, the chief medical officer said.

As many as 2, 27,801 people havebeen given the second dose of theCovid vaccine so far, Hamirpur CMODr. R.K. Agnihotri said after a districtlevel monthly review meeting withthe health department officials here onTuesday.

The CMO said the department hasdecided to vaccinate all those left outby November 30.

Deputy Commissioner DebaswetaBanik has directed all BMOs and Dis-trict Program Officers to work expe-ditiously the Covid-19 vaccinationgoal.

She has directed Divisional

Health Officers to keep a close tab onthe lists of vaccinated from all CVCpoints as well as those administeredby ASHA workers. It should be hand-ed over to the department everyevening. They must also ensure all

those not vaccinated be send to thenearest center.

The vaccination sessions forCovid-19 will be conducted every dayand even on government holidays,Agnihotri said.

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Hamirpur to get allvaccinated by Nov 30

Governor flags off rotaractorson a cycle tour of India

DINESH AGARWALSHIMLA: Governor Rajen-dra Vishwanath Arlekar to-day flagged off two rotarac-tors on a cycle tour of Indiafrom Raj Bhavan.

Dhanush Manjunath andHemanth Gowda Y.B., ro-taractor cyclists have so farcovered 15 states on a cycleof about nine thousand kilo-metres and would travel to 11

more states. They have set atarget of travelling a total of25 thousand kilometres. Thisjourney which started fromBangalore will end in Banga-lore itself. They are travellingwith the message of environ-ment protection, literacy andwomen empowerment tospread the message in the so-ciety more effectively.

On the occasion, the

Governor while conveyinghis best wishes appreciatedthe spirit and aim of both thecyclists. He said that in thepresent scenario every youthshould encourage cycling sothat people can be madeaware about the environmentand health. Shri Arlekar saidthat we all need to work toachieve the goal of One Cy-cle in every household.

Vardhman Textiles ties up withHimalayan Social Institute

BADDI (ANWAR HUSSAIN): A Memorandum of Understand-ing (MoU) for Phase II of Nandini Project has been signed withHimalayan Social Institute on behalf of Vardhman Textiles Bad-di. On this occasion, Ricky Raj Head, Vardhman Textile Corpo-rate Social Responsibility, Mohit Bharghav, Raju Kumar Yadavand Secretary, Himalayan Social Institute Anita Sharma, Direc-tor Dinesh Sharma and Project Codinator Sachin Rai werepresent. The second phase of Nandini project in three slums(near Nimtran Palace, near Sabzi Mandi Sandoli, near GuptaHospital and Kotla slum and four schools (Baddi School, San-doli, Gullarwala and Bilanwali) under the joint aegis of Hi-malayan Social Institute Baddi and Vardhman Textiles. It hasbeen started from the month of September in which 4650 ado-lescent girls of four slums and four schools of Baddi will bemade aware about menstruation and physical hygiene.In thefirst phase, 3700 adolescent girls from three slums and fourschools of Baddi were made aware about menstrual hygiene.Sanitary napkins were distributed to 2950 adolescent girls ofBaddi slum by Vardhman Textiles Baddi. And for 1650 teenagegirls of four government schools of Baddi, sanitary napkin bind-ing machines and incinerator machines were installed.

Satti does Bhoomi Pujan of sewage treatmentplant to be built in Santoshgarh at Rs 5 cr

JYOTI SYALUNA: Chairman of 6th State Finance Commission, SatpalSingh Satti today performed bhoomi pujan for the construc-tion work of sewerage treatment plant to be constructed at acost of Rs 5 crore in Santoshgarh. He said that a total estimateof Rs 22 crore has been made for the construction of seweragesystem in Santoshgarh, under which the Jal Shakti Departmenthas received the first installment of Rs 7 crore in the firstphase. Satti said that in the year 1996, an estimate of 2.5 croreswas made for construction of sewerage system in Santoshgarh,but the work could not go on fast. Today this work has beenstarted with the cooperation of Santoshgarh residents. He saidthat land has also been acquired after talking to people for theconstruction of sewerage system and now this work has start-ed. He said that the department has floated tenders for makingthe distribution network of sewerage system and this processwould be completed soon. Satti directed the officials to com-plete the work at the earliest and said that if more funds wererequired to complete the project, additional funds would bebrought from the government. 6th State Finance CommissionChairman Satpal Singh Satti said that Jai Ram Sarkar is work-ing at the grassroot level in the state and making efforts to pro-vide every possible facility to every section.

DINESH AGARWALMCLEODGANJ: Gover-nor Rajendra VishwanathArlekar attended the Gold-en Jubilee cultural functionorganized by the TibetanYouth Congress atMcleodganj in Kangra dis-trict late last evening. Thefunction was organized tomark the 50th anniversaryof the Tibetan Youth Con-gress.

On the occasion, Presi-dent of the Tibetan govern-ment-in-exile Penpa Tser-ing honored the Governor.The cultural programmesbased on Indian and Ti-betan culture were organ-ized during the function.

Senior Pracharak ofRSS Indresh Kumar,Speaker of Central TibetAdministration KhenpoSonam, Chief Justice Dag-po Sonam, Deputy SpeakerDolma Tsering, Presidentof Tibetan Youth Congress

Gonpo Dhondup, DeputyCommissioner KangraNipun Jindal, Superinten-dent of Police Kushal Shar-ma, other officers of districtadministration and promi-nent persons were alsopresent on the occasion.

Governor attends culturalprogramme of TYC

Last dates for applying for UG,PG and PhD programmes

extended till 18th OctoberDINESH AGARWALSHIMLA : Dr. YS Parmar University of Horticulture andForestry (UHF), Nauni has extended the last date for applyingto various Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Doctoral pro-grammes in Horticulture, Forestry, Biotechnology, Agribusi-ness and Business Management. Applicants can submit theircomplete online application on the university’s admission por-tal https://www.yspuniversity.ac.in/yspuniversity/ till 18th Oc-tober.

The normal seats of BSc (Hons) Horticulture, BSc (Hons)Forestry and B Tech Biotechnology will be filled on the basisof scorecard of ICAR-AIEEA (UG) 2021. Admissions to MSc,MBA (Agribusiness) and PhD (for normal and self-financingseats) will also be conducted on the scorecard of ICAR AIEEA(PG) and AICE-JRF/SRF respectively. Students who have ap-peared in the ICAR-AIEEA 2021 for UG and PG, or AICE-JRF/SRF examination and are interested in seeking admission,such students must fill the university online application formbefore 18th October. Undergraduate aspirants who have notappeared in the ICAR test can however apply for the self-fi-nancing seats for B Sc and B Tech Biotechnology programmesrun by the university by filling the online application on theuniversity website.

The university has also advised the registered candidatesto submit complete online application forms along with onlinepayment acknowledgement slip before the due date. Theschedule for online counselling will be announced by the Uni-versity on the website after the declaration of the ICAR ex-amination result.

Durga Ashtami celebratedwith pomp in BBN

SHANTI GAUTAMBBN: Festival of Durga Ashtami was celebrated withgreat pomp in BBN. People celebrate Ashtami afterworshiping the girl children and giving them food. Thistime due to the third and fourth Chturthi coming to-gether, Navratriwas short for oneday. Some peoplewill also worshipKanjakas onNavami. Peopleworship DurgaAshtami in thetemples of BBNsince morning.They visiteddozens of templesincludingThe an-cient Shiva temple of Baddi is located in New Town,Jhadh Majri. Shiva Temple, Vaishnavi Mata Templenear Gorakh Nath, Durga Mata in Mityan Temple,Chandi Mata Temple in Kishangarh, Offered puddingand puri to the Mata Rani and fed the Kanjakas andgave them Dakshina also.

To provide food to the fasting girls due to the lackof girls continuously, a shortage of girls was observedin many places. In such a situation, some girls used totake their food home along with them. On Ashtami, out-side the temple, the fasting was opened only by givingfruits and Dakshina to the girls. Along with this, bhogwas offered to Mata Rani in the temple.

JOGINDER DEV ARYABANGANA, OCT 13

Rural Development and Pan-chayati Raj, Agriculture,Fisheries and Animal Hus-bandry Minister VirendraKanwar has said that theBharatiya Janata Party willwin all the four seats of theby-elections in the state witha huge margin. Kanwar saidthat along with Mandi LokSabha seat, BJP candidateswill win by unexpected votesin Arki, Fatehpur and JubbalKotkhai assembly seats. Hesaid that the state has madeunprecedented developmentunder the leadership of ChiefMinister Jai Ram Thakur inthe last three and a half yearsand the voters of the statewould put a stamp on the pol-itics of development in theby-elections. He said that thetenure of about one and a halfyear of the State Governmenthas been spent while battlingthe Corona crisis. But despitethis, the pace of development

has not been allowed to be af-fected. The state governmenthas made continuous provi-sion of funds for develop-ment projects here, whilemaking every effort to savethe people of the state fromcorona virus. Health facilitieshave been increased in thestate to fight against Covid-19 virus. New makeshift hos-

pitals were opened and newoxygen plants were set up.He said that there was noshortage of beds, oxygen andmedicines for any patient inthe state during the Covid cri-sis. Kanwar said that StateGovernment has achieved100% target of administeringthe first dose of Kovid vacci-nation. Himachal Pradeshhas become the first state inthe country to provide LPGconnections to all house-holds. He said that the agelimit for old age pension hasbeen reduced to 70 years andfor women it has been re-duced to 65 years. Apartfrom this, every section ofHimachal Pradesh has bene-fited from many schemeslike Sahara, AyushmanBharat, Himcare, Mukhya-mantri Swavalamban Yo-jana. He said that on Octo-ber 30, voters will put astamp on the politics of de-velopment by makingBharatiya Janata Party can-didates victorious.

BJP will win all four seats of by-pollswith huge margin: Virendra Kanwar

Straw in school not to be burnt

RAMPURA PHUL (HEMANT SHARMA) : Lala Kasturi Lal Sar-vahitkari Senior Secondary Vidaya Mandir Rampura Phul today, un-der the supervision of Principal S K Malik, the school staff and chil-dren were alerted to the non-burning straw. Education Principal S KMalik addressed the children, saying straw-burning has become amajor problem in the Punjab. We all have to work together to dealwith this and we have to deliver this message from house to house.Diseases and environmental pollution caused by straw burning bythis principal in this regard Staff members and students were askedto send a message to parents who were farming to protect themfrom accidents and the people around them were asked to moveforward.

Dengue-Malari Awareness Camp held

RAMPURA PHUL (HEMANT SHARMA) : As per the instructions ofCivil Surgeon Dr Tejwant Singh dhillon, Senior Medical OfficerDr.Rajpal Singh Bhagata with various departments and social serv-ice organizations held Dengu and Malaria Awareness camp. Ameeting was held at Bhagata in which awareness was given aboutDengue and Malaria fever In this meeting S.MO Dr. Rajpal Singhsaid that dengue fever is a viral fever. Signs of this fever are veryfast fever. Headache, Muscle pain, Pain in the back of the eyes, be-ing raw, Vomiting are signd. There is bleeding from the nose. Mos-quito breeding is on water. The water we use in homes like watertanks, Fridge trays, The water standing in the coolers should becleaned twice a week. He said that Dry Day Fry Day is celebratedevery Friday by the health department. If there was a fever, a bloodtest was asked at a nearby health center and full-bodied clotheswere asked to be put on at night before going to bed. Mosquito-spraying creams and mosquito nets must be used.

JAMMU : Pakistani terrorist MohammadAshraf, who was arrested by the Delhi PoliceSpecial Cell on Tuesday in Laxmi Nagar, hasrevealed that Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)of Pakistan was behind the 2009 Jammu busstand blast. According to sources, he also saidthat before the 2011 blasts that took place out-side the Delhi High Court, he had conducteda recce of the premises. However, whether hewas involved in the blast or not will be clearin the interrogation.

Around 2011, he did a recce of the policeheadquarters (old police headquarters) locat-ed at ITO many times but could not gathermuch information as the police did not allow

people to stop outside the premises. Alongwith this, he also sent information on the In-ter-State Bus Terminus (ISBT) to his handlersin Pakistan. At present, the investigatingagencies are interrogating him to find outwhether he was involved in any blast in Del-hi. So far, the interrogation has revealed thatthe 2009 blast at the bus stand in Jammu, inwhich 3-4 people died, was conducted at thebehest of an ISI officer, identified by Ashraf,as Nasir.

Ashraf revealed that two Pakistanis hadcome to carry out the Delhi High Court Blastin 2011. One of them was known as GhulamSarwar.

ISI behind 2009 Jammu bus standblast, reveals arrested terrorist

Motorola launches moto e-40 at just Rs. 9,499SHIMLA: Motorola announced the launch of its latest e series device, the moto e40. Aimed at givingmaximum value to consumers in the affordable segment, the moto e40 comes with segment leading90Hz refresh rate and a differentiated punch hole design on its large 6.5” IPS LCD, HD+ display thattakes immersive entertainment for consumers to a whole new level. Further, the 48MP triple camera sys-tem is made for any moment, in any light, and from any angle. A 48 MP sensor with Quad Pixel technolo-gy gives you 4x better low light sensitivity for sharper, more vibrant photos in any light.1 The depth sensorworks with the main camera to blur the background for professional-looking portraits. And the dedicatedMacro Vision camera brings you 4x closer to your subject, so you see the tiny details you’d otherwisemiss using a standard lens. Further, with a massive 5000 mAh battery that’s lasts up to 40 hours.

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YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2021

Panna Lal Bhatia visits ward 33PATHANKOT (R. SINGH): Mayor of Pathankot Municipal Corporation, Panna Lal Bhatia, whois trying day and night to solve the beauty and cleanliness problems of the city and the prosperityof the residents is doing a stormy tour of various wards of the city, today, the team of Municipal

Corporation reached ward no. 33 with him and he lis-tened to the problems of the ward residents seriouslyand assured them that whatever work is left in theirward will be solved on the basis of all initiatives.

He said that his best effort is that no paucity shouldbe left in the development of Pathankot city. He saidthat his ultimate aim is to serve humanity in the soci-ety, from which he will never back down. SDOParamjot Singh was also present on the occasion.

GAURAV GOELCHANDIGARH, OCT 13

Banwari Lal Purohit, Hon’ble Ad-ministrator attended the live stream-ing of Hon’ble Prime Minister’s in-augural address during the launch ofGati Shakti project- National MasterPlan in the presence of Dharam Pal,Adviser to theAdministrator.Hon’ble Prime Minis-ter announced the project on Inde-pendence Day with a vision to makea foundation for holistic infrastruc-ture and give an integrated pathwayto our economy.

This plan will act as a transfor-mative governance tool by bringing16 Central Government departmentstogether for the planning of all infra-structure connectivity projects. TheGati Shakti project is aimed at mak-ing Indian products more competi-tive by cutting down the logisticscosts and improving supply chains.This plan will bring in holistic plan-ning and development across the

country. All economic zones and in-frastructure developments depictedin an integrated platform will providespatial visibility of physical linkagesto promote comprehensive and inte-grated multi modal National networkof transportation and logistics.Sh.Banwarilal Purohit congratulated theHon’ble Prime Minister for takingtransformative steps towards the de-velopment of Modern India. He alsoadded that, “Under his guidance, I

am certain we will be able to enhanceour country’s global competitive-ness.”Under the State Level functionheld today regarding the launch ofGati Shakti project, the Director In-formation Technology, Smt. NitikaPawar gave a presentation on LI-DAR (Light Detection and Ranging)based mapping of Chandigarhwherein she stated that the entiremapping of Chandigarh has beencompleted. This technology will

helps in generating three dimension-al information and high accuracymap of any area.

This project would prove benefi-cial in various aspects like mappingof road networks, traffic manage-ment, spatial representation of dis-eases, study of disease pattern, urbanmapping, tourist inflow mapping,site suitability analysis for schools/education centers, identifying fastestroute to the place of crime etc. Acomplete map with its attribute infor-mation will be ready by Octoberend.Smt. Anindita Mitra, Commis-sioner Municipal Corporation alsopresented the Integrated Commandand Control Centre which will act asa nerve centre of the city, connectingall important parts of the citizen serv-ice delivery system. The centre willintegrate basic utilities like waterSCADA, Electricity SCADA,sewage SCADA, solid waste man-agement, street lights management,emergency services like disastermanagement, 112 call centre.

State level event held for launch ofGati Shakti - national master plan

Negligence of anykind in duty will notbe tolerated: DEO

RAJINDER SINGHPATHANKOT: District EducationOfficer Secondary Jaswant Singhand District Education OfficerElementary Baldev Raj visiteddifferent schools of the district.During his visit, he took stock of theactivities going on on behalf of theteachers and children related to theNational Achievement Survey indistrict Pathankot and where hemotivated the teachers to performtheir duty with honesty anddedication, the students were alsothere. Motivated to start preparingfor the National AchievementSurvey with full dedication andduring the tour, 11 teachers havebeen issued notices to FangotaSchool without sanctioning leavefrom the school.Giving information, Jaswant Singh

said that on his behalf, GovernmentSenior Secondary School,Phangouta, Middle School Marwan,Middle School Bar Sudhal, HighSchool Dukhniyali, Middle SchoolGhad Bangrauli, Bhamlada etc.were visited.During the visit,preparations for the NationalAchievement Survey were seenfrom where the attendance ofteachers and students waschecked. During this, show causenotices have been issued to 11teachers from Government SeniorSecondary School, Fangota, whowere absent without sanctioningleave.

Seminar organized by deptof Home Science, GNDUCollege Pathankot

RAJINDER SINGHPATHANKOT: Today, a seminar onHome Management was organizedin the courtyard of Guru Nanak DevUniversity College, Pathankot underthe guidance of Professor MadhuPandit of the Department of HomeScience, in which about 100 girlsparticipated. Madam Madhu Panditnot only told the principles of homemanagement to the students butalso gave practical tips and gavetraining to become proficient inimportant art like homemanagement. The principal of thecollege, Dr. Rakesh Mohan Sharmatold the children participating in theseminar that home management isthe foundation of the managementof society and the country. Homemanagement consists not only ofspecial dishes, but also thecleanliness of the house, tablemanners, hospitality, birthdaycelebrations, management offestivals and all kinds of culturalexchanges.

Innocent Hearts Grouphonoured with Global EducationExcellence Award 2021HARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR: Innocent HeartsGroup of Institutions has beenhonoured with the Global EducationExcellence Awards 2021 for itstireless and relentless efforts.Innocent Hearts Group has beenselected in the category of ; Best

Educational Groupin Punjab;.Representing theInnocent HeartsGroup, Mr. RahulJain (DeputyDirector of Schoolsand Colleges) andMr. Udit Jain

(Assistant Executive Officer)received this award from theauspicious hands of Mr. Lal SinghArya (President SC/ST, MorchaBJP) Mr. Sabir Ali (Member ofParliament, Rajya Sabha), ShriMadan Lal (FormerIndian Cricketer and Indian Coach),Shri Jayaprakash (Ministry ofEducation). This awardceremony was organized in NewDelhi. Mr. Anup Bowry, Chairmanand Managing Director,Innocent Hearts congratulated thewhole staff members on thissuccess of Innocent HeartsGroup. Innocent Hearts Grouprunning with the motto of LearningToday - Leading Tomorrow;is marching towards advancementday by day due to its qualityeducation. Innocent HeartsGroup has always beencommendable for its integralcontribution towards its studentsand society even during the globalpandemic.

SHASHI PAL JAINKHARAR, OCT 13

Three constables JaskaranSingh, Satbir Singh and Dar-shan Singh have been sus-pended on charges of enter-ing a party on October 9 atArista Hotel in connectionwith the marriage of NavjitSingh, son of Punjab ChiefMinister Charanjit SinghChanni.

Meanwhile, CIA in-charge has also been sus-pended for negligence ofduty and a departmental in-quiry has been started. Asper the orders issued by theSSP Mohali, a function inconnection with the wed-ding of the Chief Minister'sson was being held at AristaHotel on the night of October9. There were three consta-

bles Jaskaran Singh, Dar-shan Singh and Satbir Singhposted at the main gate forchecking. There was a sepa-rate meal arrangement for allthe employees and the abovethree employees went to eat.After that they voluntarilywent to the venue withouttelling anyone. As the em-ployees appeared to be underthe influence of alcohol, theyunderwent a medical exami-nation at the Civil Hospital.They were suspended.

Similarly, CIA in-chargewho was stationed at thegate of the venue with as asupervisor. As per ordersDue to his negligence, theemployees entered the venuein a state of intoxication. Hetoo was suspended and a de-partmental inquiry waslaunched.

Three constables suspendedfor drinking alcohol at CM's

son's wedding

DALJEET AJNOHAHOSHIARPUR, OCT 13

MLA Sundar Sham Arorawhile handing over HealthCards to more than onethousand beneficiaries andSmart Cards to about 300beneficiaries during a pro-gram in local ward no.4

While imposing vari-ous pensions on the nearly100 beneficiaries of themonthly social securitypension provided by thePunjab government, MLASundar Sham Arora saidthat the state governmenthas increased the amountof social security pensionfrom Rs.500 to Rs.1500for the welfare of theneedy. He said that morethan 27 lakh beneficiariesin the state were gettingold age, widow, crippled

etc. social security pen-sion and around 1.49 lakhbeneficiaries inHoshiarpur district weregetting the benefit of thisscheme.

Praising CouncilorAshok Mehra and histeam, he said that bringingpeople under the ambit ofcomprehensive health in-surance scheme, makingsmart cards and introduc-ing pensions was a com-mendable step in the fieldof public welfare. Distrib-uting Health Cards andSmart Cards to the benefi-

ciaries, Sundar Sham Aro-ra said that the PunjabGovernment has also in-creased the amount of Sh-agun Scheme from Rs.21,000 to Rs. 51,000which has benefited mil-lions of people in the state.Similarly, a relief of aboutRs. 4700 crore has beenprovided under the Farm-ers Debt Relief Scheme.He said that apart fromfree bus service forwomen, the Punjab gov-ernment has been imple-menting necessary welfareprograms for all sections.

Arora hands over health cards,smart cards to beneficiaries

SHAM SUNDAR SARPALLUDHIANA, OCT 13

Under the leadership of seniorCongress leader Dimple Rana,the old youth Congressmenreached Ludhiana and wel-comed the newly appointed sec-retary of All India CongressCommittee, in-charge of Kar-nataka state and MLA fromJalalabad, Raminder Amla, witha warm welcome at the circuithouse ferozepur Road afteryears. Awla, who was stunnedto see the crowd of old youthCongress leader and worker'sgathered together under the

leadership of Dimple Rana, re-called the memories of hisYouth President tenure and saidthat with the support of the teamof loyal youth Congress leaderslike Dimple Rana, he becameYouth Congress President,MLA. While traveling to thepost, he has been able to traveltill the post of National Secre-tary of Congress. Congressleader said that in the upcomingelections to be held in Punjab,the Congress will emergestronger than before, if we talkclearly, then the Congress willstart the second innings of thegovernment brilliantly.

Rana, welcomes newly appointed NationalSecy of Cong, in-charge of Karnataka Amla

LK BANSALMOHALI, OCT 13

Applyboard is the latest addi-tion in the long list of collabo-rations that Chandigarh Groupof Colleges, Jhanjeri has to pro-vide enriching practical expo-sure to students. The Memo-randum of Understanding wassigned between the two organi-zations recently with Mr. Pran-jal, Senior Marketing and Busi-ness Development Head forPan India visiting CGC Jhanjeriand inking the pact on behalf ofApplyboard. Having officesacross the globe, Applyboard isthe Canadian company that hasdirect tie-ups with more than1500+ universities in Canada,Australia, USA, France, etc.This collaboration will benefitstudents of Chandigarh Groupof Colleges, Jhanjeri and will

give them a chance to apply formaster’s degree program in dif-ferent countries along with par-tial scholarship. Students mustbe delighted to known that theywill have a number of optionsin terms of universities and col-leges in which they can take ad-mission. This is not the firsttime CGC J has signed such amemorandum to facilitate topclass learning for its students.Recently it had entered into col-laboration with organizationslike Fortis Hospital, Mohali,Kapsons, IVY Hospital, 94.3Red FM, among others. Speak-ing on the occasion, ArshDhaliwal, Managing Director,CGC Jhanjeri stated, “CGCJhanjeri is a student centric ed-ucational institution wherein allour efforts are directed towardsproviding best of learning andeducational experience.

CGC Jhanjeri Signs MoUwith applyboard

16 cartons illicit liquor recovered,2 arrested, 1 absconding

JAGRAON (SUKH NAHAR): District Ludhianarural police had another success in its campaignagainst bad elements being carried out under theguidance of SSP Gurdayal Singh when they arrestedone person and recovered illicit liquor. As per the in-structions of SP (D) Balwinder Singh and DSP (D)Rajan Sharma and under the supervision of inspectorPrem Singh , SI Gursevak Singh and conducted a raidat the residence of accused Jagroop Singh alias Joopason of Lakhvir Singh resident of village kothe kha-joora and arrested Pardeep Singh son of CharanjeetSingh and recovered 15 cartons of Haryana markedliquor and a swift car but accused Jagroop managedto escape. Police has filed FIR no. 211 under section61, 78(2)-01-04 and further investigation regardingthis is going on. In the same series, SI Janak Raj andthe police party arrested Amandeep Singh alias Nikkanear Agwar Khwaja Baju near New Goshala and re-covered 1 carton of illicit liquor from him.

HARPREET LADDI SIDHU GURUSAR SADHAR, OCT 13

Sanyukt Kisan Morcha(SKM) today paid last re-spects to four farmers and ajournalist, who lost their livesat Lakhimpur Khiri. In re-sponse to the call, a largenumber of in-situ workers inRaikot city, led by State Sec-retary Comrade Daljit KumarGora, took out a candle marchstarting from the city's mainTalwandi Gate and passingthrough Talwandi Bazaar. Therally ended at Talwandi Gatethrough Balwa Market.

On this occasion, in-situworkers chanted slogansagainst the BJP. Speaking onthe occasion, Comrade DaljitKumar Gora said that tributeshave been paid to the farmers,who were martyred in theface of BJP's atrocities. In-stead of fulfilling the promis-

es made by the Modi govern-ment to give powers, it hasstarted crushing the protest-ers. He said that so far strug-gles have been fought in thecountry, but people were notcrushed by vehicles. By doingso, the BJP has created a newhistory, but Modi's rule willbe considered a terrible one inworld history. He demandedsevere punishment for the

killers of farmers at Lakhim-pur Khiri for which the strug-gle would be intensified.Bhupinder Singh Gob-indgarh, Harnek SinghAulakh, Raj Jaswant SinghJoga, Pritpal Singh Bitta,Mandeep Singh Johalan, Jag-ga Johalan, Karamjit Sunny,Davinder Bobby Gill, VijayKumar, Sohan Lal etc. werepresent on the occasion.

In-situ workers take out candlemarch near Gurusar Sadhar SHASHI PAL JAIN

CHANDIGARH, OCT 13

Taking up the complaints re-garding delay in delivery ofdriving licenses,registration certifi-cates and high se-curity numberplates received onpersonal What-sApp number,Punjab TransportMinister Mr.Amarinder SinghRaja Warring, onWednesday issued strict in-structions to authorities con-cerned for further speedingup the process.

Presiding over a meetingat his office at Punjab CivilSecretariat, Raja Warring di-rected the officials of the de-partment to work on Satur-day and open all the 32 driv-ing test tracks till the pend-ing cases of driving licensesare settled. He instructed to

extend time limit of 30 daysfor completing the process ofdriving license for applicantsto 45 days so that they canavail more days for choosing

place and date of theirchoice. The meeting was at-tended by Principal Secre-tary Mr. K. Siva Prasad, Ad-ditional State TransportCommissioner Mr. AmarbirSingh Sidhu, Deputy StateTransport Commissioner Mr.Manjeet Singh, TechnicalDirector NIC Mr. TarminderSingh, Zonal Head of SmartChip Company Mr. AmarpalSingh.

Raja warring directs to work and open all 32driving test tracks on Saturday to clear pendency

SL Jain, MD & CEO, Indian Bankinaugurates customer outreach

program at Ludhiana

CHANDIGARH (CS JOLLY): As part of Bank’soutreach programme, Shri. S.L. Jain, MD&CEO, In-dian Bank visited bank’s Kalsi Nagar Branch, Ludhi-ana on October 7, 2021 and flagged off the event. Co-inciding the launch with the auspicious first day ofNavaratri, which is observed with great reverence tothe divine power, especially in north India, this pro-gramme is dedicated to customers and making theiraccess to banking services easier. Ministry of Fi-nance, Govt. of India has designed this program forthe common man and among others, it covers sanc-tioning of loans under various categories viz. MSME,Retail. Agriculture, MUDRA and PM Svanidhi. Shri.S L Jain MD&CEO, handed over sanction letters tomany customers, hailing from the sectors of MSME,Hosiery, Auto Traders, Car Dealers and Small Entre-preneurs, along with Mudra beneficiaries. He furtheremphasized the importance of digital banking chan-nels like UPI, Mobile Banking, Internet Banking andBHIM, particularly in the present COVID scenario,and urged all to adopt it.

HEMANT SHARMARAMPURA PHUL, OCT 13

Lala Kasturi Lal Sar-vahitkari Senior SecondaryVidaya Mandir RampuraPhul today, under the super-vision of Principal S K Ma-lik, the school staff and chil-dren were alerted to the non-burning straw.

Education Principal S KMalik addressed the chil-dren, saying straw-burninghas become a major problem

in the Punjab. We all have towork together to deal withthis and we have to deliverthis message from house tohouse.

Diseases and environmen-tal pollution caused by strawburning by this principal inthis regard Staff membersand students were asked tosend a message to parentswho were farming to protectthem from accidents and thepeople around them wereasked to move forward.

Straw in school not to be burnt

HEMANT SHARMARAMPURAPHUL, OCT 13

As per the instructions ofCivil Surgeon Dr TejwantSingh dhillon, Senior Med-ical Officer Dr.Rajpal SinghBhagata with various depart-ments and social service or-ganizations held Dengu andMalaria Awareness camp.

A meeting was held atBhagata in which awarenesswas given about Dengue andMalaria fever In this meetingS.MO Dr. Rajpal Singh saidthat dengue fever is a viralfever. Signs of this fever arevery fast fever. Headache,

Muscle pain, Pain in theback of the eyes, being raw,Vomiting are signd. There isbleeding from the nose.Mosquito breeding is on wa-ter. The water we use inhomes like water tanks,Fridge trays, The waterstanding in the coolersshould be cleaned twice aweek. He said that Dry DayFry Day is celebrated everyFriday by the health depart-ment. If there was a fever, ablood test was asked at anearby health center and full-bodied clothes were asked tobe put on at night before go-ing to bed.

Dengue-MalariAwareness camp held

Big blow to Congressin Pathankot, trustchairman resigns

V.KUMAR, DHARKALAN, OCT 13Vibhuti Sharma, a Congresscouncilor for the last 25 yearsand currently chairman of theImprovement Trust, resignedfrom his post on Tuesday af-

ternoon. Dueto which awhirlwind hasarisen in poli-tics inP a t h a n k o t .While resign-ing, VibhutiSharma, oneof the veteran

Congress leaders inPathankot, also accused thelocal MLA and the Congresshigh command of not listen-ing to him. Vibhuti Sharmasaid in a press conference thatby making him the chairmanof the Municipal Improve-ment Trust, the Congressmade him a bird withoutwings and forced him to suf-fer on the ground.Vibhutisaid that when he took overas the trust chairman in Au-gust 2019, the Municipal Im-provement Trust was poor.

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7NEWSAdviser inauguratesplaza baithak forSenior CitizensSANJAY MALHOTRACHANDIGARH: The Chandigarhbranch of the Indian Red CrossSociety, has developed a specializedcorner for senior citizens “PLAZABAITHAK” at Sector 17, Plaza CityCenter. This was much neededproject, as dedicated place wasrequired in the city, where the elderlypeople from diverse backgroundscould meet and interact comfortably.The main idea behind setting up thisSpecial Corner at Plaza City Centreis to make the elders feel important &give them a special place to relax fora while. There is a makeshift seatingarrangement for around 20-25people, along with provision of dailynewspaper, few magazines andsome indoor games like chess andcarrom. Some physiotherapymodalities too are being provided, forsafe and effective physical activity.The timings will be between 11am to7pm which has been decided toalign with timings of Sector 17market. This is the space where theseniors can spend some quality timewith their peer group & can socializein eco friendly environment. They cansit, read and enjoy in the plaza. TheSeniors can enjoy the vibrant andpleasant atmosphere of the popularsector 17, market and at the sametime interact with each other. Thisproject may create an awarenessamong the youth of City beautifulabout responsibilities towards ourelders, and may come up the betterideas to reverse the segregation ofseniors from the younger population.Mr. Khandelia from Khandelia OilMills who is also the Vice Presidentof Chandigarh Red Cross Society,and Chandigarh Business Councilhas contributed in different ways tobring this project to life.

Savitri, Rita adopt natural farmingBANGANA (JOGINDER DEV ARYA): Today, when not only the whole country,but the whole world is suffering from unemployment, inflation as well as variousincurable diseases, the root cause of which is today's lifestyle as well as theproduction of food items used for food which includes antibiotics, chemicalfertilizers and Widespread use of other insecticides. The cost of cultivation isincreasing day by day due to rising inflation. Due to which the farmer is runningaway from farming due to worry. But there are some successful farmers, who arestrengthening their economy by growing crops in some indigenous ways. Thosefarmers include Savitri Devi of retired teacher of Panchayat Lathiyani of sub-division Bangana, Rita Devi of village Bhyaambi of Panchayat Sukdial.

DLSA , Kapurthala organizesLegal Awareness Seminar underPan India Awareness campaign

PAWAN KALIAKAPURTHALA: As Par ofcelebrating the Azadi ka AmritMahotsav marking the 75th year ofIndependent , the District LegalServices Authority (DLSA),Kapurthala oganised a LegalAwareness Seminar under Pan Indiaawareness compaign in collaborationwith Labour department at LabourChowk , Jallowkhana, Kapurthala ontoday under the able leadership ofDistrict & Session Judge, KapurthalaAmrender Singh Grewal as apprisedDLSA Secretary cum Chief JudicialMagistrate, Kapurthala MaheshKumar Sharma. On this occasionAsstt. Labour Commissioner PardeepKumar also registered his presence.On this Occasion CJM MaheshKumar and Asstt. LabourCommissioner Pardeep Kumarinteracted with the hundreds oflabourers and apprised differentschemes available for them underPunjab Building and otherConstruction Workers Board besidesfree legal aid to be provided to themby DLSA, Kapurthala.In the beginning of the seminarLabour Union President AshwaniPinki welcomed the guests.Addressing the gathering DLSAsecretary cum CJM , Kapurthalaprovided a detailed information aboutfacilities to be provided as perNALSA(Legal Services to theworkers in unorganized sector)Scheme-2015 to the registeredworkers including Shagun Schemeon the marriage of daughter, Travelfacility during leave, Scholarship tochildren, Financial Aid, Ex-gratiagrant in case of death of a registeredworker, Free Health Facility toregistered worker and family memersunder National Health InssuranceScheme/Punjab Sarv Sehat BimaYojna etc. CJM Sharma alsodisclosed that next National LokAdalat will be organized on11.12.2021 at District Court Complex, Kapurthala and sub-divisional courtComplex at Sultanpur Lodhi,Phagwara and Bholath.Asstt. Labour Commissioner PardeepKumar also threw light on thedifferent scheme being lauched bythe labour department , he alsoinformed them to contact the labouroffice in case of any problem if facedby them.

Singer Surkhab has launched a newPunjabi video album "Sohni Soorat"which is attracting rave reviews. The

song penned by Jassi Karat Kot is en-riched by music composed by

Farik Singh.

HARPREET SINGH GILLRAIKOT, OCT 13

Shiromani Akali Dal UnitedPatron Jathedar Ranjit SinghBrahmpura, Party PresidentSukhdev Singh Dhindsa An-desa Patron Shiromani YouthAkali Dal (United) PatronParminder Singh DhindsaFormer Finance MinisterPunjab in the presence ofparty general secretaryJathedar Ranjit Singh Tal-wandi and general secretaryKarnail Singh Peermoham-mad appointed youth leaderJagtar Singh Tara Talwandias president of Malwa Zone-

1. On this occasion, JagtarSingh Talwandi assured thesenior leadership of the partythat he would work day and

night for the betterment ofthe party. Jagtar Singh Bhai-ni Baringa, Jagdeep SinghRajoana, Jasveer Singh Tusa,Kuldeep Singh Johalan,Gurpeet Singh Talwandi,Jaskaran Singh Lucky But-ter, Narinder Singh Ladi Sa-holi, Honey Gill, DavinderMann, Avtar Singh Khanna,Swaranjit Singh Babbu,Kuldeep Singh Burj Littan-gurmeet Singh Bassian,Balvir Singh Jhorran, BalvirSingh Acharwal, NarinderSingh Dawar, Shinda Raikot,Karam Singh Raikot, SunnyRaikot were specially pres-ent.

Dhindsa appoints Jagtar Singh Taraas President of Shiromani YouthAkali Dal United Malwa Zone-1

RAJIV JAINCHANDIGARH, OCT 13

With the sole aim of ending corrup-tion in the State Government offices,the Punjab Vigilance Bureau (VB) onWednesday gave a clarion call to thepeople of Punjab as well as honest of-ficials to co-operate with Bureau byproviding information or filing com-plaints regarding corruption/briberyby the public servants on its toll freenumber 1800-1800-1000, or What-sapp number or email.

Disclosing this Chief Director-cum-ADGP Vigilance Bureau MrL.K. Yadav said that corruption bypublic servants would not be tolerat-ed at any cost as the vision of PunjabChief Minister Mr Charanjeet SinghChanni was to provide corruption freegovernance in the state which wouldbe implemented with letter and spirit.

Making an earnest public appealVB Chief informed that the toll freenumber would be operational at theheadquarters of Bureau for 24x7. Inaddition to this, anyone could send in-

formation, video or text message any-time on Whatsapp number 90410-89685 or at emailcomplaint2vb@punjab.gov.in to theVB.

“Anyone can use this toll freenumber, email or Whatsapp number

to register complaint against any pub-lic servant demanding illegal gratifi-cation in cash or kind for performingany legitimate official work, publicservant misusing official position,misappropriating Government fundsand causing loss to the State excheq-uer, any financial irregularity or em-bezzlement noticed in ongoing devel-opment project, and substandard ma-terial being used in project of anyState Government department,” saidYadav.

VB Chief further added that anypublic servant with clean hands couldalso use the above mentioned contactnumbers or email to lodge complaintsor inform the Bureau against any VBofficial indulging in any dishonesty ormisusing his/her official position etc.The Bureau would initiate actionagainst the accused if proved afterthoroughly probing into such com-plaints adding he said the guiltywould be dealt with seriously. He as-sured that in case the complaint so de-sired his/her identity would be keptsecret.

VB asks public to use toll free number,email, Whatsapp for corruption complaints

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2021

CHARANJITSINGH ARORAAMRITSAR, OCT13

A yatra from Nanded to Bha-gat Namdev's shrine at Ghu-maan in Punjab is coming onOctober 23. Giving this in-formation, convener of theyatra Pandri Nath Bokaresaid that in the memory ofBhagat Namdev, this yatra isbrought from Nanded toPunjab every year, so that thepeople of both the states canget to know each other's cul-ture. A large number of devo-tees of Bhagat Namdev livein Nanded and their heartlongs to visit this holy placeof Bhagat Namdev. The Ya-tra has been coming to Pun-jab for the last 10 years andstops at various historicalplaces of Punjab especiallyat Takht Sri Kesgarh Sahib,Sri Amritsar Sahib andSirhind. Bokare said that this

time the Yatra would be heldin Punjab from 23rd to 27thOctober. Last evening,Bokare met the President ofShiromani Committee BibiJagir Kaur and briefed herabout the entire program.Bibi Jagir Kaur told Bokarethat the Sikh community hasa special love for Maharash-tra. Every Sikh has a special

love for the Sikh communityliving in Maharashtra, espe-cially the Sikhs of Sikligar,Vanjara, Lubana and Joharisects. She assured all possi-ble help to Bokare. On thisoccasion, Dr. Amrik SinghLatifpur, Personal Assistantto Bibi Jagir Kaur, Dr.Sukhbir Singh, Sudhakar Pil-gunde were also present.

Yatra from Nanded reaching Punjab on 23rd

KARANPREET DHAN-DRALBARANLA, OCT 13

The head of the depart-ment, Savita Kalwania jitold that under the guid-ance of Padmashree Ra-jinder Gupta here threemonths training of pack-ing-checking, sewing ma-chine operator and ringframe tenter is being pro-vided free of cost and freeaccommodation and foodarrangements have alsobeen made. The studentswho have passed the train-ing are provided jobs inthe company according to

their qualifications and sofar more than 800 youthshave got jobs in this yearunder these schemes inPunjab and MadhyaPradesh. The examinationof the recently trainedpacker trade batch wasconducted at TakashashilaLearning and Develop-ment Center located inDhaula branch of TridentGroup which is runningunder an ambitiousscheme Deen DayalUpadhyaya GrameenKaushalya Yojana of theMinistry of Rural Devel-opment. The examinationwas conducted by the

third party assessmentbody under the guidanceof Apparel Made Ups andHome Furnishing SectorSkill Council. ShriPrashant ji, who camefrom Methods ApparelConsultancy to take theexamination of theseyoung students in the agegroup of 18 to 30 yearswho were hone their skillswith two months of class-room training and onemonth of on-job training,said that all 34 studentscleared the question paperwith ease. Well solvedand answered all ques-tions decently.

Trident group three months trainingprovided free of cost of packing-checking

Alvidai Majliso organized in memory

of Imam HussainMAINPAL KASHYAPINDRI, OCT 13In the village Syed Chapra ofthe sub-division, in the mem-ory of Hazrat Imam Hussain,the grandson of Hazrat Mo-hammad Sahib, Alvidai Ma-jliso was organized for the

last two day.Thousands ofpeople fromnearby vil-lages of UttarPradesh andHaryana par-ticipated inthe Majlis.

Maulana Ibn Hasan while ad-dressing the people present inthe program, said that Islamlays emphasis on education.He said that Islam's aim is tokeep humans away from ter-ror by giving Islamic educa-tion. Maulana said Islam's ed-ucation says that no oneshould persecute anyone nordo oppression on anyone.Asad Raza, Naeem Abbas,Shakeel Hussain, NaeemHaider, Ali Abbas, AliRehman, Asghar Abbas etc.were present.

ML CHAUHANASSANDH, OCT 13

Gram Sabha was organizedin Nirmal Kutiya located inAchhanpur, Gram Panchayatof Assandh block under thechairmanship of well-knownpeople of the village.

Village secretary Ra-jneesh Pahalwan alias BilluMund told that mainly in thegram sabha, the governmenthas to make the village reddora free and link it to theownership scheme by givingbenefit to each beneficiary.

For this purpose, thespotting done throughdrones was shown in the vil-lage. He said that on

Wednesday, under the guid-ance of Block Developmentand Panchayat OfficerNaresh Sharma in Achhan-pur Panchayat, under the LalDora free campaign, thethird trial of village assem-bly was shown to the vil-lagers with the aim of free-ing the red dora of the vil-lage and giving the benefitof ownership to the vil-lagers. The benefits of thisambitious scheme of thegovernment can be givenquickly and clearly, he said.The villagers participatedenthusiastically in the GramSabha and after a thoroughdeliberation, the peoplepresent agreed to it. Village

Secretary Prem Singh Jaglansaid that the cleanlinesscampaign being run by theGovernment of India is be-ing carried out on a war foot-ing under the guidance ofBlock Officer Naresh Shar-ma and senior officers, forwhich Swachh GramSwachh Bharat with the helpof self and Swachhagrahisand social workers and ruralsanitation workers. For this,people are being made awareabout the diseases spread bycontaminated environmentby organizing awarenesscamps from place to place.Meher Singh, SandeepSingh, Kulbir Singh wereamong those were present.

Govt drive underway to freevillages from Lal Dora: Jaglan

Ban imposed on straw burning in PanipatPANIPAT (ASHOK GUPTA): District Collector Sushil Sarwan has issued orders under Sec-tion 144 of the Criminal Procedure Rules 1973 to ban the burning of paddy/cumin seeds withimmediate effect in the district.

It has been clearly stated in the orders that pollution caused by burning of straw or strawin district Panipat has a bad effect on human health, due to which there is a possibility of stress,and great danger to human life. There is also a possibility of shortage of animal fodder in thedistrict due to burning of straw and stubble left after harvesting.

According to the order, if any person is found guilty of this, then he will be punished un-der section 188 of the Indian Penal Code and under the Air Prevention and Pollution ControlAct 1981.

RAJINDER SINGHPATHANKOT

Today Jasanjit Singh MD.Warehouse CorporationPunjab paid a special visit toDistrict Pathankot.He alsoinspected the Dana Mandisof District Pathankot and inthe meeting hall of DistrictAdministrative ComplexMalikpur Pathankot metvarious concerned depart-mental officers and re-viewed the arrangementsmade for the procurement ofpaddy in District Pathankot.

On this occasion, amongothers,Nirmal Singh D.F.Sc.Pathankot,Ram LubhayaDistrict Public Relations Of-ficer Pathankot,Balbir Ba-

jwa Secretary Market Com-mittee Pathankot and Dis-trict Officers of various con-cerned departments werealso present. In the meeting,Nirmal SinghD.F.Sc.Pathankot said thatall arrangements have beenmade for the procurement ofpaddy so that the farmerswould not face any hassle.He said that the instructionsgiven by the Punjab govern-ment during the Corona Callwere also being followed.Apart from this, paddy is be-ing procured simultaneouslyin the grain mandis and pay-ments are also being made tothe farmers within the timeframe fixed by the govern-ment.

Warehouse CorporationPunjab MD visits Dana

Mandis of District Pathankot

DC makes surprise inspectionof Mini Secretariat offices

PANIPAT (ASHOK GUPTA): DC Sushil Sarwaninspected the offices of the Mini Secretariat onWednesday morning and appealed to all the officersand employees to keep unnecessary power equip-

ments off asenergy sav-ing is thebiggest de-mand of to-day. It isthe moralresponsibil-ity of all ofus to useelectricity

in offices like at home. He said that it is the duty of all the officers and

employees to come to the office on time. He urgedemployees to keep simplicity and positivity in theirdealings. Wear formal clothes so that even the visi-tors coming to the office feel at home while talking,he said. He was accompanied by CTM RavindraMalik, Personal Assistant Jagbir Punia.

ANIL VERMABATHINDA, OCT 13

The power crisis is being ex-acerbated by the shortage ofcoal and the negligence of thepower department. The Punjabgovernment is not serious,which is why the power crisisin Punjab, including manystates of the country, is deep-ening day by day.

This was stated by ComradeSukhwinder Singh Sekhon,State Secretary, CPI (M) andCentral Committee Member,Kisan Sabha. The Modi gov-ernment should take serioussteps to address the coal short-age and provide full coal ca-pacity to the states so that coaldoes not cause any problem.Sekhon said that power con-sumption in Punjab is high butpower generation and produc-tion is very low. Units of manythermal plants in Punjab arealso shut down, the govern-ment is forced to buy expen-sive power but is unable toprovide it as per its capacity.Governments representingPunjab are mainly responsible,due to whose poor perform-

ance the power crisis in Punjabis deepening today. Peoplehave to buy expensive elec-tricity, while governments areclaiming in their manifestos toprovide cheap electricity. Hesaid that farmers were protest-ing in the streets against theblack laws, laborers, smallshopkeepers, traders, employ-ees and common people werefacing daily hardships due torising oil and cooking gasprices. He said that it was sur-prising that neither the Punjabgovernment nor the Uniongovernment was ready to payany attention to this which westrongly condemn.

Center and Punjab govt not seriousabout power crisis: Com. Sekhon

It’s matter of pride forcollege to receive silver

medal: Dr Jaspal BATHINDA (ANIL VERMA): Nigam of Punjabiuniversity college Ghudaa won silver medal duringthe games held in Goa. Student and sportsman ofpunjabi university college Ghudda won silvermedal in 100 mt race in games organised by Na-tional youth sports and education federation inMadgaon Goa under Khelo India movement. These

games took placefrom 8 to 10 Oct2021.Dr Jaspal Brarprincipal of collegecongratulated coachShagandeep SinghSports departmenthead Prof SatnamSingh for thisachievement.

He said that due tocontribution of thesepersons a student be-longing to a simplefamily has got the op-portunity to play atnational level. Hehoped that studentNigam would contin-

ue to participate in State national and internationalgames and make a name for itself parents and col-lege.He also hoped that Nigam would become rolemodel for other students and other students wouldparticipate in games under the influence ofNigam.Apart from this teachers of commerce de-partment also encouraged Nigam to achieve morein future.

Students of HMV Shine in Videomaking competition organised

under Unnat Bharat AbhiyanJALANDHAR : Km. Jyot SifatKaur and Km. Sonamdeep Kaurof Hans Raj Mahila MahaVidyalaya, Jalandhar broughtlaurels to the college by gettingsecond prize in the regional lev-el Video Making competition or-ganized by NITTTR, in which isthe Regional Coordinating Insti-tute (RCI) for Unnat Bharat Abhiyan.

PAGE8 OPINION

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2021

The greatest mistake you can make in life is continually fearing that you'll make one.

Elbert Hubbard

EDITORIAL

Beijing’s intransigence at playhe collapse of the latest round of military talks between India and China is not entirely surprising, Tgiven the growing intransigence of Beijing on

resolving the border issues. It is clear that China has been using the talks as a strategic tool to buy time and fortify the positions. The failure of the 13th round of talks between the army commanders of the two countries, held at Moldo on the Chinese side in the Ladakh area, was due to the rigid stance adopted by the Chinese side which shot down several constructive suggestions made by the Indian side to reduce tensions along the border.

The Himalayas have become the most dangerous flashpoint in the Indo-Pacific region now because China has been flexing its muscles in pursuit of its territorial ambitions. More than 17 months following China’s border aggression, India’s patience is wearing thin. Both countries have stationed tens of thousands of soldiers backed by artillery, tanks and fighter jets along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) which separates the Himalayan territories from Ladakh in the west to the eastern State of Arunachal Pradesh. The latest round of talks came amid growing frustration in India over the massive deployment of troops and weaponry by the Chinese side. It is a matter of concern that the large-scale buildup has occurred and continues to be in place, and to sustain that kind of a buildup, there has been an equal amount of infrastructure development on the Chinese side.

Since the standoff began last year, the Chinese have been building dozens of large weather-proof structures along the LAC in eastern Ladakh for their troops to stay in during the winter. The Chinese infrastructure includes new helipads, widening of airstrips, new barracks, surface-to-air missile sites and radar locations, roads and housing. While disengagement happened at several locations, the PLA troops have not gone back to their traditional holding positions and continue to remain close to the LAC. China’s refusal to disengage from the Hot Springs area marks a volte-face because last year it had agreed to the disengagement plan and pulled back some of its troops. The process, however, was not completed. Following the talks between External Affairs Minister Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in September, the two countries had agreed that the prolongation of the existing situation was not in the interest of either side as it was adversely impacting the bilateral ties. A resolute response on the border, coupled with strong economic measures, has sent across a message that India is no pushover and that it will be firm in all fields including defence, even as it seeks friendly relations with Beijing.

POEMSLiterature & Health

r N K Arora, a key member of the pandemic in our country is was not known for developing well as for children with in the country events but additional conditions were hundred lives. Any clinical event or leaders, community leaders were Covid-19 task force, talks about dependent on five things. One, how vaccine. During the pandemic, and also for many other countries. added to the list that could theoretically disease that occurs within 28 days of involved in awareness programs as Dthe journey of Covid-19 vaccines effectively people follow COVID- however, it developed several These vaccines have been developed have occurred with any new vaccine – administering a dose of the vaccine is to they have a strong connect with the

so far and what it means for India now appropriate-behaviour. Second, the vaccines. What made it possible? in a very short time and were given these were also called AESIs i.e., be reported as AEFI for further public. For the first time, social media and in future. availability of vaccines. Third, the In the last two decades, the country Emergency Use Authorisation, which adverse events of special interest. investigation and to determine whether it scanning is being done in a The country has achieved 100 crore percentage of the population exposed to has taken big strides in developing means they were made available for The vaccinators, the nurses and is related to the vaccine and vaccination. systematic manner so that, rumours vaccination milestones in less than natural infection during the second infrastructure for basic science research. the people before their long-term doctors working in peripheral hospitals To supplement routine surveillance and misinformation are very closely, 10 months. How is this going to wave; fourth, the emergence of any new The real transformation began when last impact could be studied. What all or district hospitals have been made information active surveillance had been watched, followed, analysed, and change the course of pandemics in variants in coming weeks and months; year the decision to catalyse and measures were taken to ensure their aware about how any adverse set up at 20 to 25 sites across the countered in a methodical manner. I the country? and fifth is the preparedness of the encourage basic research and safety? event from a simple reaction to country, both at hospitals as well as strongly feel that vaccine hesitancy is

It is a remarkable achievement. health system for any future upsurge of development of new vaccines was Right from the months of June-July, something which requires community sites. This will also help us also like an infectious disease, it The biggest factor that helped us reach cases. During the second wave, taken. In March 2020, huge funds were 2020, scientists across the world started hospitalisation has to be managed rule out the possibility of any long-term spreads rapidly from one area to this milestone has been Vaccine anywhere between 70 to 85% of people invested, and a conducive ecosystem discussing the possible effects and side- and reported. effects of the vaccines. other areas if prompt action to debunk Atmanirbharta (vaccine self-reliance). across the country got the infection. was created. It encouraged scientists as effects of the vaccines. By September- The country’s existing How difficult was it to convince it is not taken.We could vaccinate such a large Besides, no new variant has emerged in well as entrepreneurs to collaborate and October, in India, an expanded expert surveillance experience in people about the safety of the How easy or difficult do you think it population because we could develop the last four months. There have been come together to take up development panel to look after the Adverse Events handling adverse reactions in the vaccine? would be for the country to vaccinate and produce vaccines in the country. massive efforts to ramp up the number of new vaccines. Following Immunisation (AEFI) was set case of children helped immensely. A long campaign for polio the rest of the population?This has not been achieved overnight; it of ICU beds, oxygen supply, availability Collaboration between international up from the national level to the district The WHO played an important role eradication, which addressed the India has 94 crore adults, and it is the result of one-and-a-half years of of life-saving drugs, strengthening partners, local manufacturers, scientists level to address that might arise due to in facilitating this exercise. They vaccine hesitancy, had prepared the requires around 190 crores doses to strategic thinking, translating it in to diagnostic facilities through a public- and various science laboratories adult immunization. This panel included have a vaccine-safety division at the country to deal with misinformation, fully immunize its population. As far as action and off-course the hard work. private partnership. Now, it is up to the resulted in new technology development general physicians, pulmonologists, national office which provided technical rumours around Covid-19 vaccines. The vaccine supply, and health infrastructure

In our country, there are over 94 people of the country to follow COVID- and transfer. cardiologists, neurologists, hepatologists as well as logistic support. Every government began social mobilisation in is concerned, we are confident. In fact, crores adults who are eligible to receive Appropriate Behaviour, especially during As a result, India could begin its among others. The investigation and vaccination centre is organized to have October last year, even before the right now we are witnessing vaccine vaccines. In several states, one dose the upcoming festivals. I strongly feel nationwide vaccination program in less causality training for AEFI members a sitting place for observation for 30 vaccination drive began. The system enthusiasm, not vaccine hesitancy. But it has been given to 100% of the adult that maintaining and sustaining the than 10 months of the onset of the across the country was organised in minutes after the vaccine has been took a 360-degree approach to might be a difficult road ahead as we population. With India’s current vaccine discipline will go a long way in keeping pandemic. Today, it has a robust pipeline October-November and by December, administered. The purpose is to manage disseminate fact-based, scientific may come across pockets of hesitant delivery capacity and the vaccine the cases low and eventually returning of COVID vaccines—inactivated most of them were trained. A list was any severe reaction such as information through television channels, people. I strongly believe that with production and availability status, we to normalcy. vaccine, sub-unit vaccine, vectored prepared by the country to include the anaphylaxis promptly and then refer print media, webinars, radio programs, concerted efforts to address contextual can give another 70 to 80 crores in the Though India has been the largest vaccine, DNA vaccine, RNA vaccine-- clinical conditions which have them to the nearest health facility. face-to-face communication. Besides, factors will help the country to achieve next three months. The future course of producer of vaccines for children, it which will be available both for adults as traditionally been reported as adverse This approach has saved several many iconic personalities, religious full immunisation.

are not," he said. "On the other hand, t's no secret that going without reacting normally to emotional sleep can affect people's mood, I situations, but not being able to but a new study showed that it control your own emotions, could be does not interfere with their ability to one reason sleep loss sometimes evaluate emotional situations.produces catastrophic errors in The findings of the study were stressful situations."published in the journal 'PLoS ONE'.

A lot of previous research has It is often assumed that feeling looked at how sleep deprivation more negative will colour people's impacts so called "cold" cognitive experience of emotional images and tasks--supposedly emotionally events in the environment around neutral tasks like recalling facts. them. However, Washington State These studies have also found that University researchers found that regulation, which is considered a while going 24 hours without sleep "top-down" cognitive process, is a impacted study participants' mood, it major problem with cold cognitive did not change their performance on tasks.tests evaluating their ability to process

For instance, mental flexibility is emotional words and images.compromised by sleep deprivation. "People do become less happy This is the ability an emergency room through sleep deprivation, but it's not doctor might need to quickly change affecting how they are processing tactics if a patient isn't responding to emot iona l s t imul i in the i r treatment.environment," said Anthony Stenson,

The current study shows that top-a WSU psychology doctoral student down regulation is a problem as well and lead author of the study.with "hot" or emotional cognitive The findings have implications processes. Future research is needed to for healthcare providers, law

participants were allowed to sleep positive and negative emotional child All participants performed understand whether the effects of enforcement and people in other long-normally the first night and then given connotations. In the emotional similarly on these tests whether they sleep loss on the two top-down hour professions who need to be able a set of baseline tests to judge their regulation tests, participants were were sleep-deprived or not. processes are linked.to control their own emotions during mood as well as their emotional given a prompt to help them The dis t inct ion between This study is the result of an stressful and emotionally trying regulation and processing ability. recontextualize negative images processing the emotional content of ongoing collaboration among WSU situations.

before seeing them and asked to Then, the researchers divided the the world around you and being able to psychology researchers and sleep Sleep loss is not likely to make control their feelings. The sleep-participants into two groups: one regulate your own emotional experts at WSU College of Medicine. them numb to emotional situations, deprived group had greater difficulty group of 40 people spent the second responses is an important one, Other authors include psychology the researchers found, but it is likely to reducing the emotion they felt when night awake, while a control group of especially for some professions, said post-doctoral fellow Courtney make them less able to control their instructed to do so.20 were allowed a normal sleep co-author Paul Whitney, a WSU Kurinec as well as psychology own emotional responses.period. The tests were then re- The processing tests involved professor of psychology. Professor John Hinson and College of For the study, about 60 adult administered at different intervals. responding to words and images with "I don't think we want our first Medicine Professor Hans Van participants spent four consecutive emotional content, for example rating The emotional regulation and responders being numb to the Dongen. All are also affiliated with the days in the Sleep and Performance the emotions conveyed by a smiling processing tests both involved emotional nature of the situations WSU Sleep and Performance Research Center at the WSU Elson S. family, a growling dog or a crying viewing a series of images with they encounter, and it looks like they Research Center.Floyd College of Medicine. All

Arrest of Hong Kong activistgreater power and control over all aspects of life in Hong Kong.

"Terrorism and sedition charges are being improperly used to stifle the exercise of fundamental rights, which are protected under international law, including freedom of expression and opinion, freedom of peaceful assembly and the right to participate in public affairs", the Special Rapporteurs said, urging authorities to refrain from the using the National Security Law and to reconsider its application.

Special Rapporteurs are appointed by the Geneva-based UN Human Rights Council to examine and report back on a

group of independent human specific human rights theme or a country rights experts on Tuesday situation.expressed concern about the A The experts detailed their concerns

arrest of Hong Kong pro-democracy about the National Security Law in the activist and woman human rights Hong Kong Special Administrative defender Chow Hang-Tung, on charges Region to the Government of China, of "incitement to subversion" and being a highlighting the law's fundamental foreign agent. incompatibility with international law and

The rights lawyer was arrested last the country's human rights obligations.month. She was a member of the Hong They also raised their concerns over Kong Alliance, an advocacy group that the qualification concerning the charge organized an annual candlelight vigil of "foreign agent", under the Law, in marking the 1989 protests in Tiananmen which reference is made to funding Square, UN News reported. Several received from foreign Governments.other activists have been similarly The Special Rapporteurs called on arrested and charged under the National China to ensure that associations can Security Law. seek, receive and use funding from

The law came into force at the end foreign or international sources, without of June 2020, giving Chinese authorities undue impediments.

If you want to succeed you should strike out on new paths, rather than travel the worn

paths of accepted success.

John D. Rockefeller

Sleep loss does not impact ability to assess emotional information

The country’s existing surveillance experience in handling adverse reactions in the case of children helped immensely: Dr N K Arora

reakfast, which is known to be extremely important, especially Bduring periods of growth and

learning, such as adolescence because it's the first meal of the day and hence vital for providing the energy needed to start the school day. Nevertheless, a high percentage of young people, both boys and girls, do not eat breakfast.A recent study carried out by experts from the Faculty of Health Sciences at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) and the Manresa Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Vic - Central University of Catalonia (UVic-UCC) analysed the extent to which adolescents miss breakfast, concluding that 19 per cent of girls and 13 per cent study together with researchers from the benefits of eating breakfast published of boys do not eat breakfast. UOC's FoodLab research group (Alicia in the scientific journal Nutrients, edited The findings were published in the Aguilar Martinez and Anna Bach Faig) by members of the teaching staff in the journal 'Nutrients'. and the GRESP group from UVic-UCC UOC's Faculty of Health Sciences,

"Our research has found that (Marina Bosque Prous, Helena Alicia Aguilar Martinez and Anna Bach adolescents' breakfast habits are Gonzalez Casals, Ester Colillas Malet Faig.affected by socio-economic and gender and Albert Espelt). Eating breakfast is vital for energy inequalities. Furthermore, the risk of The researchers analysed data and a balanced diet, and is therefore skipping breakfast was 30 per cent collected from more than 7,000 considered to be a key component of a higher in girls and 28 per cent higher in adolescents who took part in the healthy diet. Breakfast is also linked to boys from disadvantaged families DESKcohort project, a survey on positive effects on cognitive compared with those from more social, education and health issues and development and better academic privileged backgrounds," noted Laura health behaviours. The study forms performance in children and is thus Esquius, one of the lead authors of the part of a special report on the health fundamental during adolescence.

Adolescents from less well-off familiesmore likely to skip breakfast

Home’s office !i ith hi-tech

WTete – a - tete

As top priority,

HQ gathers popularity:

Now in many domains

Like Doctor’s hospice,

CA or architect’s office,

Online degree or apprentice,

Concept picks up the same :

Now ‘New India’ will see

‘Indian Homes’, as workplace

Withal a network of experts

And executives, working

From huts of thon with glee :

Cutting down on office space,

Rentals, drive time or expense

Mayhap sans plea

Ergo relieving

Traffic chaos,

And reducing

Pollution levels

Just for free.

BY: Ashwani, Principal

G.C.Dhaneta

Dist.HMR,H.P.

You, If No One Elseisten, you who transformed your anguish

into healthy awareness, put your voice Lwhere your memory is. You who

swallowed the afternoon dust, defend everything

you understand with words. You, if no one else,

will condemn with your tongue

the erosion each disappointment brings.

You, who saw the images of disgust growing,

will understand how time devours the destitute;

you, who gave yourself your own

commandments, know better than anyone

why you turned your back on your town's

toughest limits.

Don't hush, don't throw away the most persistent

truth, as our hard-headed brethren sometimes do.

Remember well

what your life was like: cloudiness,

and slick mud after a drizzle; flimsy windows the

wind kept rattling in winter, and that

unheated slab dwelling where coldness crawled

up in your clothes.

Tell how you were able to come to this point, to

unbar History's doors to see your early years,

your people, the others. Name the way

rebellion's calm spirit has served you,

and how you came to unlearn the lessons

of that teacher, your land's omnipotent defiler.

BY TINO VILLANUEVA

A recent revelation by an ex-Pakistani Minister of how Islamabad has been helping Palestinian militants by providing training to them, has made geopolitical observers take notice of how Pakistan is confusing the already obfuscate matters in Middle East.

URUGRAM / CHANDIGARH i: Eurofins Analytical Services India, a member of Eurofins Food & Feed GServices business line, announced the launch of a Mobile

residue monitoring laboratory to support farmers & exporters with faster & accurate testing services near farms & procurement markets. With the changes in agriculture related laws, farmer and buyers/exporters are expected to reach national markets and hence need to take fast purchase decision. One of the important quality criteria for export related commodities purchases are pesticide residues and toxins. Currently, buyers/exporters are largely using the services of nationally reputed labs to get results for this business. In case of lower MRLs or strict destination country regulations like EU, samples are also sent for testing at reputed international labs like Eurofins. With the ongoing changes in regulatory & business landscapes, the transaction time i.e. buyer taking the sample from farmer and deciding to buy the produce, need considerable reduction so that farmers have more options to sell their produce to different buyers as per the quality of produce.

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SHORT TALKS HEALTH/BUSINESS

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2021

AMRITSAR/JALANDHAR:--Amazon India today announced its aim to bridge the prevailing digital divide in the country, increase accessibility of digital devices for students from underprivileged communities, and thus empower them for a brighter future. In line with this focus, and to strengthen the spirit of the festive cheer, the company announced the launch of ‘Delivering Smiles’ initiative, alongside the Amazon Great India Festival 2021. Amazon will directly provide 20,000 digital devices to underprivileged young people, in partnership with over 150 large and small non-profit organizations, impacting over 100,000 students across India. Manish Tiwary, Vice President, Amazon India said,“The COVID-19 pandemic has brought to focus the stark digital divide, not only in the field of education but also in access to essential services. Together with our customers, employees and partners, we aim to bridge the gap by enabling young people with digital devices for continued access to online education and essential services for their families.

Amazon India rolls out ‘Delivering Smiles’

EW DELHI: From signing up for fantasy leagues and lining up mementos in their homes, to pre-booking tickets months before Nthe match, India’s biggest cricket fans just can’t get enough of the

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warm up in yoga, surya namaskars or sun salutations, are actually a kriya, which is a process to cleanse the body of impurities by creating heat. The traditional surya namaskars consist of 12 steps that are done in a sequence with complete awareness of breathing.

If you want to include a cardio session in your workout to increase stamina or lose weight, or just because you love it, you can easily turn some yoga exercises to cardio.

To turn your yoga practice into a cardio session, follow these steps:

Add lots of surya namaskars, either traditional or Ashtanga surya namaskars, A or B. Make sure you add enough to make you sweat or for your body to start feeling nice and warm.

Start with a posture like malasana/utkatasana. Malasana

like power yoga, vinyasa yoga, allow popular misconception about refers to any of the various squatting us to modify our practice into a cardio-yoga is that it’s always slow asanas in hatha yoga or modern like workout. Vinyasa yoga is a and calming. Well, yoga, as a A yoga. Traditionally, malasana or popular form of yoga which includes a practice, isn’t meant to be an aerobic garland pose, is a squatting pose continuous flow of postures that keeps activity. Cardio exercises are ones that with feet together and the back your heart rate up and can be fast and elevate your heart rate to a point of rounded with multiple hand sweaty too!your choosing, and the activity is placement variations. On the other

Every form of physical activity sustained for a period of time. Cardio hand, utkatasana, also known as always requires a warm up, or strengthens the heart by elevating heart chair pose, awkward pose, fierce something that can get the heart rate rate, and typically includes exercises pose, hazardous pose, lightning bolt up, so as to warm your body. This like running, cycling, and swimming. pose, or wild pose, is a standing avoids injuries and makes your body The traditional practice of yoga does asana in modern yoga, which was a ready and open for exercises/asanas or not include any such aerobic activities. low squatting asana in medieval hatha running. The most popular form of However, more modern forms of yoga yoga.

Eurofins Scientific Group launches Mobile residues monitoring lab

HANDIGARH: With the spirit of the festive season leading the charge, Rummy Culture, CIndia’s fastest-growing online rummy platform

from the house of ‘Gameskraft’ has introduced its biggest online rummy fest called Rummy Utsav. This celebration of entertainment and rummy will offer players ₹200 crores worth of prizes in the form of

weekly and hourly tournaments along with 500% Bonus and tournaments worth ₹10 crores which can

be won through playing various games during the Utsav Millionaire tournament on the Rummy Culture platform. Rummy Utsav, is one of the biggest online rummy tournaments hosted by Rummy Culture. Continuing the legacy, with high-value prizes in the mix at Rummy Utsav, the company expects to see higher participation than before. Speaking on the launch announcement of Rummy Utsav, Amit Kushwaha - Head Brand Strategy – Gameskraft said, “At Rummy Culture, we have always sought to change the way rummy is perceived and played and debunk any myths surrounding it. We have spent a lot of time and effort in ensuring that our platform is safe, secure, and incredibly user-friendly. With the launch of this event, we want to further increase the popularity of online rummy in the country and foster a community of professional rummy players.

allandhar/ Ludhiana : The Swaraj Gen2 8100 EX Self-Propelled JCombine Harvester, will offer paddy

farmers in Punjab with enhanced productivity, performance and ease of operation, while maximizing potential grain yield, for best-in-class acreage. Generating a power output of 101 HP, the Swaraj Gen2 8100 EX Self-Propelled Combine Harvester boasts of good ground clearance and a smaller turning radius, with a large grain tank with a capacity of 2140 litres, which is also easy to clean and service thanks to easily interchangeable parts. Moreover, it features five straw walkers and a sieve area of 4.72 Sq. meter, which minimizes the loss of grain. Designed & developed to efficiently harvest rice, wheat and soyabean the new combine harvester by Swaraj will enable reaping, threshing, and winnowing of grains efficiently, with minimal grain loss and breakage. Equipped with the latest GPS enabled tracking system, the Swaraj Gen 2 8100 EX ensures peace of mind to its owners with remote live tracking of location and performance parameter.

Swaraj Gen2 8100 ex self-Propelled combine harvester

allandhar/Ludhiana : Indian tractor major and world’s third-largest tractor Jmanufacturer,TAFE - Tractors and Farm

Equipment Limited, launched a mega nationwide tractor service campaign “Massey Service Utsav” to ensure a hassle-free cultivation season for the farmers. The main objective of the Massey Service Utsav is to benefit farmers by reducing the cost of maintenance and providing them with best-in-class service offered at 1500+ authorized workshops under the guidance of 3000+ highly skilled and well-trained mechanics across the country. Maintenance services ensure 25 to 44 points check-up of each tractor to deliver high performance during the season.Massey Service Utsavis customized for each tractor owner with attractive offers and lucrative discounts. Gifts and offers on oil services, discounts of 15% on jobs more than Rs. 4000 bill value, 3-5% discount on parts for jobs less than Rs.4000, 10% discount.

Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd. Earns 2021 CHIME Digital Health Most Wired Recognition

mritsar The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives A(CHIME) is pleased to announce that

Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd. has earned 2021 CHIME Digital Health Most Wired recognition as a certified level 8. The CHIME Digital Health Most Wired program conducts an annual survey to assess how effectively healthcare organizations apply core and advanced technologies into their clinical and business programs to improve health and care in their communities. “Digital transformation in healthcare has accelerated to an unprecedented level since 2020, and the next few years will bring a wave of innovation that empowers healthcare consumers and will astound the industry,” said CHIME President and CEO Russell P. Branzell. “The Digital Health Most Wired program recognizes the outstanding digital leaders who have paved the way for this imminent revolution in healthcare. Dr. Sangita Reddy, Joint Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals Group said, “Digital technologies have transformed the delivery of healthcare driven by an explosive growth.

Sixth Edition of Samsung E.D.G.E. Campus Program launched

handigarh : Samsung, India’s most trusted and desirable brand, has Ccommenced the sixth edition of its

national campus program, Samsung E.D.G.E. After a successful virtual edition last year, Samsung E.D.G.E. is inviting the most brilliant minds from leading academic institutions across the country to work on real-life problem statements, interact with Samsung’s top leaders and provide unique solutions to the problem at hand.The program will be conducted in three rounds where students from 20 campuses including top B-schools, engineering and design schools will participate.The teams should comprise of at least three students from within the campus across years and specializations.Each team will present their unique solution showcasing cutting edge innovation and leadership skills. The top three teams will get a cash prize along with a potential opportunity to work with Samsung.

Doosra number to protect mobile users’ privacy

handigarh: Living in the high-speed world is posing a great challenge to Cmany of us. Lifestyle changes and

growing dependency on the internet and telecommunications services are leading to some unforeseen consequences and we are really finding it difficult to tackle such serious issues. In every aspect of our day to day life, in some or other form, we are forced to share our personal information especially our mobile numbers, thus end up getting endless spam calls and messages, continuous attempts of scam, phishing, and fraud, non-stop harassment by strangers and constant violation of privacy by brands. In an effort to safeguard the digital identity of mobile users, Ten20 Infomedia Pvt Ltd, has designed and developed Doosra. A first-of-its-kind solution, Doosra is a 10-digit, SIM-free mobile number, which users can share at any place where they are compelled to share their personal mobile number including on digital platforms. All incoming calls to the Doosra number are either automatically blocked or sent to voicemail or let through depending on the User’s settings and preferences on the Doosra app. All the incoming messages are silently placed in the Messages folder on the Doosra app and can be reviewed at leisure.

SLCM Launches ‘Made in India’ QC App for Food Grains

handigarh: NDHGO, an AI-based e-commerce Cplatform in India, is

committed to make phygital a reality for retailers all across the nation. Recently launched and with over one lakh businesses already successfully running their business on the platform, NDHGO has partnered with India’s leading hyper local delivery service providers including Dunzo, Shadowfax and 30 other hyper local delivery companies operating in all metro cities and in over 100 towns. NDHGO has also partnered with Pickrr for managing all 3PL companies delivering goods pan India and globally like DTDC, Bluedart, DHL, FedEx and many others. Through its open API infrastructure, NDHGO is also supporting many small regional delivery players such as Whizzy, Zypp, Chotabeta etc. to enhance their technology in the hyper local delivery space and extending last mile delivery services to its customers across India.

NDHGO partners with Dunzo, Shadowfax, Pickrr

vivo Launches Y20T with Extended Ramand Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 662

How to convert traditional yoga asanas into a quick cardio session

handigarh: Tashvin Foundation , based out of Chandigarh today celebrated Ashtami in a rather unique manner wherein Cthe foundation treated less privileged girls at McDonalds

altering the ancestral traditions of ‘ Channa Poori’ Founder of Tashvin , Ms Natasha Chopra stated , “ It is just a matter of attituditional shift keeping all other essential traditions in place. Considering Ashtami as Kanya Pujan, why cant their likings be considered and they be treated with what they like to eat . Notably, Tashvin Foundation has been working in the area of health and girl child education and is also working out modalities to adopt girl child students who would be receiving all basic education facilities with all the expenses borne by the foundation.

handigarh :With festive season officially kicking in, it's time to Cstart planning for a house

refresh. This year, brighten up your home with festive home décor including decorators, planters, cushions and much more to make it truly reflect your personal style. For new furniture and mattresses, customers can conveniently shop for reliable products as Amazon.in Quality Verified Program offers a worry-free purchase with quality assurance on a wide range of products that undergo inspections on 20+ quality parameters such as workmanship, product functionality, stability and many more. This program covers a large selection of furniture including beds, mattresses, sofas & recliners, dining sets, entertainment units, wardrobes, tables, chairs, shoe racks, bookshelves etc. Customers can additionally enjoy a minimum 1-year warranty and be assured of getting exactly what they see on Amazon on products under the Quality Verified program, adding more value to their purchase. Adorned by a printed design and a Buddha figurine in the centre, this round bowl is a great addition to your living room decor for a refreshing appeal this festive season.

Must Buy Home Decor and Furniture on Amazon.in

HANDIGARH: To ensure timely, cost effective, and safe transportation of Ciron ore with minimal impact on the

environment, JSW, one of India’s largest private sector steel companies, set up the world’s longest conveyor system at one of their plants in Bellary, Karnataka. ABB India has been commissioned to provide complete electrification, drives & automation solutions for this conveyor system through its ‘Made in India’ products manufactured in the local factories. Through this pipe conveyor system, JSW has cut down nearly 3000 road trips required for the transportation of the iron ore. This not only solves the critical issue of transportation of raw material from mining to processing sites, but also makes the process more sustainable by significantly reducing carbon emissions caused by road transportation. The key requirement of the project was system design, product reliability and life cycle support. The system consists of 3 flights of pipe conveyor to transport iron ore from Nandihalli yard to JSW site at Toranagallu in Bellary, Karnataka. For the project, ABB supplied complete Medium Voltage switchgear panels for their four substations, ACS880 low voltage high power single drive & parallel connected drive.

ABB India provides Electrification, Drives & Automation solutions

TAFE launches Massey Service Utsav

gri logistics conglomerate Sohan Lal Commodity Management Pvt. Ltd A(SLCM) has announced the official launch

of the beta version of a quality check mobile application for agricultural commodities under its proprietary AgriReach umbrella on the occasion of the 2021 Navratras for user feedback and review. Initially introduced for wheat, which is a staple food grain in most parts of India, the app’s capabilities will be progressively extended to include other important food grains and pulses like chana (chickpea), maize, rice, guar (cluster bean), moong and tur (pigeon pea) over time. A global first for food grains, the “AgriReach Mobile Quality Check App” allows the user to get an on the spot assessment of the commodity’s sample within minutes, without having to use equipment like sieve, weighing scale, etc., or to take it to a lab for testing. Speaking on the occasion, Sandeep Sabharwal, CEO, SLCM Group, said, “It gives me immense pleasure to officially launch the path-breaking AgriReach Mobile Quality Check App for a 360-degree evaluation by a cross-section of stakeholders that includes processors, traders, exporters, importers, government agencies and financial institutions such as banks at the onset of the 2021 festive season.

Experts highlight the damaging effects of visual impairmenthandigarh, October 12, 2021: More than two billion individuals live with eye conditions globally, with India alone home to millions of people suffering from preventable vision Closs. According to AIIMS’ National Blindness and Visual Impairment Survey India

2015-19, 1.99% of Indians over the age of 50 years suffer from blindness.[1] While the number of Indians facing potential blindness is alarming, an even bigger concern is that the contributing conditions are greatly under-diagnosed. As a result, a significant percentage of people suffer from permanent loss of vision due to factors including cataract (the clouding of the eyes’ lens), which is responsible for 66.2% of blindness cases amongst individuals aged 50 years or older,[2] glaucoma (damage to the optic nerve) or retinal diseases like Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and Diabetic Macular Edema (DME), which affect the layer of tissue in the back of one’s eye. AMD and DME, that are leading causes of blindness, are chronic and progressive retinal diseases that can be effectively managed with early detection and timely treatment. Glaucoma is also one of the leading causes of blindness for people aged 60 or older.

Amazon India strengthens its fulfilment and delivery network

mritsar/Jalandhar,13 October:--: Ahead of the festive season, Amazon India has invested heavily and significantly expanded its operations network to enable a Aseamless, faster and reliable shopping experience for customers across the country.

In this effort, over the last few months the company has further bolstered its infrastructure across Fulfilment Centres, Delivery Stations and Fresh Centres, and has created more than 110,000 seasonal job opportunities across its operations network. The new seasonal positions will help strengthen the company’s fulfilment and delivery capabilities to meet the anticipated surge in customer demand this festive season. Commenting on the expansion, Akhil Saxena, VP, Customer Fulfilment Operations, APAC, MENA & LATAM, Amazon, said “Our continued investments in infrastructure across our fulfilment and delivery network will enable us to support our customers even better, with the convenience they need and deliver safely with a seamless, fast and reliable experience during the festive season, and beyond. We remain committed towards investing in the country and strengthening our reach, and enabling our sellers while creating tens of thousands of direct and indirect work opportunities for local communities.” Amazon India has expanded its fulfillment network in India this year and has increased its storage capacity by 40% with more than 60 fulfilment centers in 15 states offering 43 million cubic feet to its sellers. The storage capacity of this exclusive network has doubled compared to last year and will ensure faster deliveries to close to 15,500 pin codes with more than 80% customers now being able receive their deliveries.

handigarh : vivo, the innovative global smartphone brand, Cexpanded its youthful Y eries with

the launch of vivo Y20T in India. Priced at INR 15,490for 6GB RAM + 64GB ROM variant, the Y20T features vivo’s revolutionary Extended RAM 2.0, which taps up to 1GB of idle ROM and gives a boosted 7GB* RAM space for more easier and quicker switch between apps. vivo Y20Twill be available for purchase in two attractive color options— Obsidian Black and Purist Blueon vivo India E-store, Amazon.in, Flipkart, Paytm, Bajaj Finserv EMI Storeand across all partner retail stores starting 11th October 2021Commenting on the launch, Mr. NipunMarya, Director- Brand Strategy, vivo India said, “Since its launch, vivo’syouthful Y-series has stood for refreshing design, vibrant display, and long-lasting battery – offering consumers an incredible experience. With vivo Y20T, we are taking a step further in our customer centric approach to offer “best of everything” from innovative design, fast charging capabilities and superior performance at an accessible price point.”The vivo Y20T comes with a Side Fingerprint Sensor and a stunning 16.55 cm (6.51-inch) Halo FullView™ display with HD+ (1600×720) resolution, which provides a wide and immersive experience for both videos and games.

urgaon – Bharti Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Bharti Enterprises, has been awarded for the fourth Gtime India’s Best NGOs to work for 2021 by Great

Place to Work®. The certification has recognised Bharti Foundation on five dimensions of High-Trust, High-Performance Culture– Credibility, Respect, Fairness, Pride and Camaraderie. This year, 38 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) applied for the study. All organisations were assessed using two lenses as part of this evaluation process. The first lens measured the quality of employee experience through the globally validated survey instrument known as Trust Index. The survey helped in seeking anonymous feedback from employees. The second lens was called the Culture Audit– a proprietary tool from the Institute that evaluated the quality of people practices in an organization, covering the entire employee lifecycle. Ms. Mamta Saikia, CEO, Bharti Foundation expressed her delight and said, “It gives me pride that we have a team of over 1676 extremely motivated professionals, and this certification is a testimony of our culture that we have inculcated over the years. Our culture of collaboration and innovation has given each one of us a sense of challenge, ownership and purpose. This extends to providing a safe and happy environment to the underprivileged children in our education programs.”

handigarh: We have always seen out sportsmen physically and emotionally strong even if its losing a Cworld cup but this week we will witness our loved

cricketer Bhajji cry during the famous show ‘Punjabiyaan Di Dadagiri’ on hearing heart wrenching story of ex-hockey player Harbhupinderjit Singh who coaches and motivates girls to play hockey and make them ace hockey players. To witness it for yourself, watch the full episode on Saturday and Sunday at 7:00pm only on Zee Punjabi.Further to charm this weekend, Jaswinder Bhalla welcomes his new guests to his farmhouse, singers Jasmeen Akhtar and Mannat Noor who are going to make the evening melodious and glamorous with their songs and beauty.

Why did Harbhajan Singh cry on ‘Punjabiyan Di Dadagiri’?

Bharti Foundation among Top 10 India’s Best NGOs to work for 2021

Hero MotoCorp Launches Pleasure+ ‘XTec’

HANDIGARH: Aligned to its aggressive growth strategy in the scooter Csegment, Hero MotoCorp the world’s

largest manufacturer of motorcycle and scooters, today launched the new Pleasure+ ‘XTec’. The Pleasure+ XTec adds to the ever-growing appeal of the iconic Pleasure brand. The new LED projector headlamp - a first-ever feature in the 110cc segment - enhanced aesthetics and a new vibrant paint in Jubilant Yellow bring a fresh appeal to the scooter. With enhanced technology features such as Hero’s revolutionary i3S Technology, (Idle-Stop-Start System), digital analog speedometer with Bluetooth connectivity with call and SMS alerts, Side-Stand Engine cut off, Metal Front Fender, the rider can master any driving situation with confidence. Hero Pleasure+ 110 will be available at Hero MotoCorp dealerships across the country at a starting price of INR 61,900* for LX variant and Pleasure+ 110 XTec starts at INR 69,500*. (Ex-Showroom, Delhi). Malo Le Masson, Head of Strategy and Global Product Planning, Hero MotoCorp, said “The Pleasure+ 110 is a trendsetter and is quickly becoming one of the country’s most admired and popular scooter.

Samsung India strengthens its 5G

Promise handigarh : Samsung, India’s most trusted smartphone brand, announced CGalaxy 5G campaign and strengthened

its 5G promise in India with a large portfolio of 5G products for the festive season. The latest line-up of Galaxy 5G smartphoneshave been launched tomake powerful innovations accessible to a broader audience.Galaxy F42 5G is available for INR 20999 on Samsung.com, Flipkart and select retail stores. Starting next week, consumers can avail exciting offers worth INR 4500 on purchase of Galaxy F42 5G.“Samsung has a legacy of bringing meaningful innovation to consumers and the newly-launched Galaxy 5G smartphones open up endless possibilities allowing our consumers to #BeFutureReady. The recently-launched Galaxy A52s 5G, Galaxy M52 5G and Galaxy F42 5G are testament to Samsung’s commitment towards bringing meaningful technology and products that will stand out as #KaamKa5G smartphones. Our vision is to let our consumers be the first to benefit from 5G once commercialized, so that they can experience superfast speeds, ultra-low latency and smooth streaming,” said AdityaBabbar, Senior Director and Head, Mobile Marketing, Samsung India.Samsung has pioneered 5G technology development since 2009 and took the leading role in standardizing 5G technology.

NEWS AT AGLANCE

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2021

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Estranged leaders of constituencyRaikot return home

HARPREET SINGH GILLRAIKOT: A special meeting of the officebearers of Shiromani Akali Dal was heldat its headquarters in Raikotconstituency. Jaswinder Singh Dhaliwaland Kamikar Singh Abuwal, Jathedarsof Shiromani Akali Dal were alsofelicitated on the occasion. Satpal SinghJhornan, Amarjit Singh Swajpura,Gurmel Singh Andlu, Gurdip SinghSadhar, Narinder Singh Sanghera,Amritpal Singh Bassian, GursharanSingh, Kulwinder Singh Bhatti, PrabhjotSingh Dhaliwal District President,Nachhatar Singh, Sukhjit Singh,Karamjit Singh Goldy, Gagan Channa,Sukhraj Meherna etc. were welcomedand honored with Siropa Sahib. On thisoccasion a working committee was alsoconstituted with the concurrence of theCircle Jathedars keeping in view theforthcoming Assembly elections of2022. After which Jaswinder SinghDhaliwal, who returned home, was alsofelicitated as the Chairman of theCommittee. He said that people ofRaikot constituency stood by the AkaliDal and were getting overwhelmingsupport. Due to which the Akali Dal willget a big lead from here.

Food Commission seeksdetailed report on non-release of cooking cost ofmid-day mealCHANDIGARH: Taking cognisance ofthe news-report published in an Englishdaily wherein it was mentioned thatGovernment School Heads in Muktsarhave urged State EducationDepartment officials to release cookingcost for the mid-day meals beingserved to students from Class I-VIIIotherwise they would not be able tocontinue the serving of mid-day-mealsfrom next week, the Punjab State FoodCommission has sought a detailedreport from the Secretary SchoolEducation Department Punjab andAdditional Deputy Commissioner (D)-cum-DGRO, Muktsar.The Commission has sought factualverification as to funds for cooking costhave not been released for the last twomonths in Muktsar or not. If funds havenot been released then reasons for thesame and the steps taken so far torelease the funds have to be furnished.Besides, Department of SchoolEducation Punjab has been asked ifthis problem is specific to Muktsar orexists throughout the State. TheCommission has also asked that earlierin the past who paid cooking costs. TheCommission has sought sought replypositively within a fortnight.

District Admn invites applications to allot temporary licens-es for sale of crackersMOHALI (SHASHI PAL JAIN): The District Administration, SAS Nagar today invited applicationsto allot temporary licenses for sale of crackers on Diwali/Gurpurab from residents of the district. In-forming this, Deputy Commissioner Ms. Isha Kalia said that draw to be held on October 26 and as-piring citizens of the district can apply for the temporary license to sell firecrackers from October 18to October 20 at the Sewa Kendra, Room No. 121. Ground Floor, District Administrative Complex,Mohali.

The applicants can download the application form from the link “Temporary Licences for Sale ofFirecrackers” at Punjab Government website https://punjab.gov.in/forms. She said that only residentsof the district can apply for the licence with minimum two proofs of domicile. Application received af-ter the last date shall not be considered.

Pb CM holds one to one interaction with MLAs toresolve issues of their assembly constituencies

SHASHI PAL JAINCHANDIGARH, OCT 13

The Punjab Chief Minister Cha-ranjit Singh Channi has asked theMLAs to organize Suwidha Campswith the help of District Adminis-trations for quick redressal of thepeople's grievances in order to in-still their confidence in the stategovernance.

Channi however said thatclean, transparent, and corruptionfree administration is the hall markof his government and none of anyperson from the state should feelignored as far as his/her day to dayproblems are concerned. Mean-while, the Chief Minister held oneto one detailed interaction withnearly 60 MLAs to get feedbackfrom them regarding the variousdevelopment and welfare schemesbeing implemented in their assem-

bly segments during these 2-daysbrain-storming sessions. Respond-ing to the various issues raised bythe MLAs during these delebra-tions, the Chief Minister assuredthem of prompt redressal of theirgrievances on the priority. He saidthe completion of ongoing devel-opment works besides implemen-

tation of welfare schemes in theright earnest to ensure wellbeing ofall sections of society especiallythe people at the grass roots levelin a time bound manner. Channialso requested the MLAs to per-sonally supervise the developmentprojects in their respective con-stituencies to monitor their

progress for timely completion.The Chief Minister also asked theMLAs to review the progress ofdifferent welfare schemes withintheir constituencies so that the ben-efits of these pro-people initiativestaken by the Government mustreach to the last person standing inthe row.

Sri Guru Ram DasHome-Based PalliativeCare launched

CHARNJIT SINGH ARORAAMRITSAR: Sri Guru Ram DasUniversity of Health Sciences andNational Association of Palliative Carefor AYUSH & Integrative Medicine(NAPCAIM) Launched Sri Guru RamDas Home-Based Palliative Care atRural Health & Training Centre,Mallunangal on the occasion of WorldHospice and Palliative Care Day. Thecentre is first of its kind in Punjab.Dr Abhijit Dam said that Specialisthome care services are intended toimprove symptom control and quality oflife, enable patients to stay at home andavoid unnecessary hospital admission.He said this is also a very good way toserve the rural poor community. It willimprove bereavement outcomes andcaregiver satisfaction. He alsohighlighted the role of volunteers fromthe community in providing palliativecare” Dr Piyush Gupta highlighted that“Palliative care improves the quality oflife of patients with life limiting illnessesand community based palliative care isa very cost-effective approach toprovide care to the poor community.”Dr M S Uppal congratulated Dr HarjotSingh, State Secretary and the wholeteam of NAPCAIM, Punjab Chapter fortheir efforts. He said that we will go along way and keep on improving ourservices to serve the humanity. Dr A PSingh encouraged the team NAPCAIM,Punjab Chapter and said that Palliativecare is the holistic approach to servethe people of chronic and life limitingillnesses. Main goal is to providecomfort to the patient as well as thecaregivers. On this occasion Dr. APSingh, Dean SGRD University andPresident, NAPCAIM, Punjab Chapter,Dr. Abhijit Dam, President, NAPCAIM,Punjab Chapter, Dr. Piyush Gupta,Secretary, NAPCAIM, Dr Manjit SinghUppal, Director Principal, SGRDMedical College along with Dr.Paramjot Bindra, Organizing Secretary,Dr. Harpreet Kaur, Dr. Manisha Nagpal,Dr. Pooja Sidana, Dr. Amritpal SinghBrar were president.

KULBHUSHAN GARGGIDDARBAHA, OCT 13

Hardeep Singh DimpyDhillon, owner of New DeepBus Service Giddarbaha andsenior Akali leader,accused the PunjabTransport Ministerand the department ofvendetta, saying thateven after paying thetax, the buses are notbeing abandoned de-liberately, but personsare being harassed.He said that due to the Coro-na epidemic, all transportersof Punjab had expressed theirinability to pay the Motor Ve-hicle Tax due from January2021 to October 23, 2021. Hesaid that in this regard, all thetransporters of Punjab metwith the then Chief Ministerof Punjab Captain AmarinderSingh and Finance MinisterManpreet Singh Badal and

demanded that the TransportDepartment should be in-structed during this epidemicthat private transportersshould be exempted frompaying tax.

And the thenTransport MinisterRazia Sultana hadalso assured tolook into this de-mand of the trans-porters, due towhich the tax forthe last year's peri-od was not paid by

the transporters. Describingthe statements and publicitybeing made by the TransportMinister and the TransportDepartment regarding thebuses of New Deep Bus Ser-vice to run without payingtax, Dimpy Dhillon said thatit is irrational and completelywrong and there is an attemptto defame New Deep BusService.

HS GAMBHIRLUDHIANA, OCT 13 Under the leadership ofsenior Congress leaderDimple Rana, the oldyouth Congressmenreached Ludhiana and wel-comed the newly appoint-ed secretary of All IndiaCongress Committee, in-charge of Karnataka stateand MLA from Jalalabad,Raminder Amla, with awarm welcome at the localcircuit house. After years,Amla, who was stunned tosee the crowd of old youthCongressmen gathered un-der the leadership of Dim-ple Rana, recalled thememories of his YouthPresident tenure and said

that only with the supportof the team of loyal youngCongressmen like DimpleRana, he became the YouthCongress President, Whiletraveling to the post ofMLA, he has been able totravel till the post of Na-tional Secretary of Con-gress. Referring to Mission2022, the Congress leadersaid that in the upcomingelections to be held in Pun-jab, the Congress willemerge stronger than be-fore, if we talk clearly, thenthe Congress will start thesecond innings of the gov-ernment brilliantly. Takingpride in getting the respon-sibility of National Secre-tary of Congress and in-charge of Karnataka, he

said that in the upcomingelections, Congress will re-turn to Punjab as well asKarnataka. CongratulatingRaminder Amla, DimpleRana said that the work hedid in the Youth Congresshas a golden history. Hehas given respect accord-ing to merit by listening tothe voice of the mind ofevery worker, while reach-ing from the block level tothe post of Secretary of AllIndia. Earlier, DimpleRana honored Amla bypresenting a memento. Onthe occasion, GurpreetDugri, Vipin Vinayak, AnilParti, Yogesh Handa, Ku-mar Gaurav, Ashu Rana,Kuldeep Sharma, TejinderChahal, Sunil Shukla.

R.SINGHPATHANKOT, OCT 13

When Vibhuti Sharma, chairman of theImprovement Trust, resigned from thepost of chairman, it was being feared thathe would go to some other party, thatthing was proved today when Aam Aad-mi Party's convenor Arvind Kejriwalhugged him. By putting Siropa, he gotthe membership of the party. VibhutiSharma's resignation was shocking to the

common people that how did he resignfrom such a big post but the allegationshe leveled against the local leadershipwere also shocking. After joining the Aam Aadmi Party to-day, Vibhuti Sharma said that the party inwhich I have worked as a worker for 30years, became a councilor many times,became the chairman of the Improve-ment Trust, there is no respect for theworker. Anyone taking a ticket fromabove becomes a dictator and insults the

senior workers. He said that where is thepolitics of putting vigilance on its ownchairman. Canceling the tender and notallowing the officer to apply is also a signthat if the worker sits on a post, then he isfailed. I joined Aam Aadmi Party be-cause Kejriwal is an honest man and hehas done what he said. He wants to bringchange and respects workers. The peopleof Punjab have full faith in him and hesincerely wants to take Punjab to newheights.

After resigning from improvementTrust, Vibhuti Sharma joins AAP KARANPREET DHANDRAL

BARNALA, OCT 13

A resident of the city's dense-ly populated Farwahi Bazaarnear the old Khadar Bhandar,has been accused of illegalmining by the owners of abakery project in case of anyuntoward incident. The min-

ing departmentseems to be un-aware of thewhole matter.

What is thewhole matter? --- Under the deep

mining near Khadar Bhandarin the old Farwahi Bazaar ofBarnala, a basement in a pri-vate plot was dug about 12feet deep with JCB machine.

When asked by the peoplearound, the owners of the saidplot said that they have soughtapproval from the Mining De-partment for this work. So noone could give a clear answer!At the time of excavation,even when old wells were

found from that place, theykept silent because multi-sto-ried buildings have been builtright next to this posh area.Due to this alleged illegalmining taking place in acrowded residential area,there is a danger of a majoraccident at any time.

What the officials of themining department say

When the SDO of themining department in this re-gard. When contacted byBaljit Singh, he said that noclearance had been issued byhis office.

He said that after the me-dia brought the matter to hisnotice, he had sent a letter tothe JE of the department tostop the work of a reputed

bakery house in a crowdedresidential area of the citywhich was mining withoutany permission. The reportprepared by the JE of the de-partment on the spot regard-ing the irregularities used bythe owners has been forward-ed by him to the Axion Min-ing Department. Send a noticefrom the Axion office statingthat appropriate action will betaken against the owners inconnection with this illegalmining and due penalty willalso be levied.

What to say? After the no-tice of the owner of the exca-vation farm, Malik DeepakKumar said that the plan ofthe project was ready inMarch 2021 but the workcould not start due to the beat-ing of Corona and domesticworkers. It was being built forthe purpose of giving space tothe vehicles coming undertraffic but we were not in-formed about the mining bythe city council.

Mining dept issues notice to shop owners regardingdeep mining near old Khadar Bhandar in Barnala

VERMABATALA, OCT 13

Naik Mandeep Singh, who wasmartyred along with four othersduring a terrorist attack inSurankot area of Poonch districtof Jammu and Kashmir on Oc-tober 11, was cremated with fullstate honors at village Chatthatoday. On the occasion of the fu-neral, On behalf of the PunjabGovernment Cabinet MinisterTripathi Rajinder Singh Bajwaarrived and shared his grief withthe family of the martyr.

When the body of ShaheedNaik Mandeep Singh reachedvillage Chattha, people from allover the area chanted slogans ofShaheed Mandeep Singh AmarRahe. Although the grief of los-ing his grandson was on every-one's mind, including the fami-ly, everyone is still proud ofMandeep Singh's martyrdom.The body of Shaheed MandeepSingh was kept in the house forsome time for the visit of familymembers and relatives and after

that the body of the martyr wasbrought to the crematorium. Hismother Manjit Kaur also paidhomage to the martyr. Payinghomage to the martyrdom ofShaheed Mandeep Singh at thecrematorium, Punjab GovernorBanwari Lal Purohit and PunjabChief Minister On behalf of theSpeaker of the Lok Sabha Mr.Om Birla, Mr. Reith DeputyCommissioner Mr. MohammadIshfaq also graced the occasion.Deputy Chief Minister of Pun-

jab Shri O.P. Sony's was alsopresent on Sacrifice CeremonyDera Baba Nanak was playedby Harpreet Singh while Direc-tor, Defense Services WelfareDepartment was represented byCol. Jasbir Singh Boparai, Rei-th Sainik Welfare Officer. S.S.P.Nanak Singh also paid homageto the martyr. In addition, Indi-an Army Brigadier NarinderSingh, Army Medal, StationCommander Tibri Cantonmentand 19-Sikh CEO. Col. D.K.

Tewari, Army Medal and otherArmy officials also paid tributesto the martyr. On this occasionBatala MLA S. Lakhbir SinghLodhinangal, former MLASucha Singh Chhotepur paidhomage to the martyr. On thisoccasion, Cabinet Minister Mr.Sharing his grief with the fami-ly of Shaheed Mandeep Singh,Mr. Rajinder Singh Bajwa saidthat Punjab Government waswith the family in this hour ofgrief.

Martyr Mandeep Singh crematedwith full govt honors

KULJIT SINGHJANDIALA GURU,OCT 13

Children's speeches andsong competitions wereconducted in this fair. Thechildren were divided intotwo categories, junior andsenior.

The fair was organ-ized by Dr. Krishan Daw-ishwar(Manager Dr. Gur-dial Singh Full Commit-tee) and Dr. Mangal SinghKishanpuri, MD, St. Sol-dier's School.

Mr. Rajneesh JainChand Jeweler was thechief guest at the fair. Thefair was inaugurated bythe chief guest and specialguests. The children of St.Soldier Elite ConventSchool performed bril-liantly in this fair. In thesecompetitions first positionBhashan Jr. Sukhman-

preet Kaur St. SoldierSchool, speech senior Ki-randeep Kaur first posi-tion St. Soldier School,song junior Preneet Kaurfirst position St. SoldierSchool, song senior Cha-hatpreet Kaur won firstposition. The role ofJudge was played by Bis-han PKMD St. John'sSchool Hoshiarnagar, BSVijaypal Gumtala, MissAman ji, Harjot ji. Mr.Jasbir Singh played therole of Stage Secretary.Mr. Sahil Sharma, Mr.Baldev Singh, Principal

Mr. Suresh KumarManohar Vatika School,Mr. Gurdial Singh (Gov-ernment Senior Sec-ondary School) Mr. Gul-shan Jain were present asspecial guests on this oc-casion. The winning chil-dren were awarded silvercoins by the Chief GuestMr. Rajneesh Jain. Onthis occasion the Manag-ing Director of the schoolDr. Mangal Singh Kishan-puri, Principal AmarpreetKaur, Vice Principal Gur-preet Kaur, Shilpa SharmaCoordinator.

Dr. Gurdial Singh flower memorial fair held

BIPAN SETHI AHMEDGARH, OCT 13

Shri Ram Lila ManagementCommittee from Dana MandiAhmedgarh Arun Verma, Se-nior Leader, Welfare ClubAhmedgarh, Munde cut theribbon and inaugurated the7th day of Sri Ram Leela atthe local Old Dana Mandi asthe Chief Guest. The life ofChandra ji gives us a great

lesson and also inspires us torespect elders and elders. Pa-trons of Ramlila CommitteeDeepak Kumar Noni, BharatKumar, President Rishi Joshi,Vice President Rajan Ghai,Press Secretary Ramji DasChouhan, Major Singh, Ka-mal Arora, Nihal Singh Ubhi,Happy Khalsa, SubhdeepGupta, Amit Kaunsal, VishalTangri, Bittu Singla etc. werepresent.

We learn lot from the life ofShri Ram Ji : Arun Verma

RINKU GONDERNISSING, OCT 13

Due to the large arrival ofpaddy in the grain market ofthe city, the lifting from themarket has sloweddown. The situation issuch that there is noplace to even set footin the market.

There are longlines of tractor trolleysloaded with paddy onthe road. Due to whichthe situation of jam isbeing created. To solvethe problem, a meetingwas organized with MandiAssociation and MarketCommittee Secretary Bal-wan Singh on Wednesday toexpedite the work of liftingof paddy in the market forone day. In a meeting withthe Board of Trade PresidentBalveer Rana, Mandi Deputy

President Hazur Singh Chak-da, former Mandi head Ved-prakash Tyagi, SubhashSingla and Market Commit-tee Secretary Balwan Singhand Mandi Supervisor

Dharamvir Choudhary, itwas unanimously decidedthat on Thursday, the pur-chase will be kept closed inthe grain market. And on thisday, more and more liftingwill be done, so that there isspace to put the crop in themarket.

Nissing grain market closed to procurementtoday to deal with paddy glut, traffic jams

Transport minister and deptare deliberately adoptingpolicy of revenge: Dhillon

NEWS

Newly appointed NationalSecretary ofCongress and in-charge of Karnataka,

Raminder Amla welcomed

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Rose Zone's winningstreak continues, TerraceZone and Sukhna Zonealso won their matches

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AGENCYNEW DELHI, OCT 13

The Board of Control for Cricket inIndia (BCCI) on Wednesday un-veiled the new jersey of the men'steam ahead of the upcoming T20World Cup.

BCCI along with MPL Sports,the official kit sponsor of the Indi-an cricket team unveiled the jerseyon their social media handles.BCCI stated that the jersey is in-spired by the billion cheers of thefans.

"Presenting the Billion CheersJersey! The patterns on the jerseyare inspired by the billion cheers ofthe fans. Get ready to#ShowYourGame@mpl_sport,"BCCI wrote on Twitter.

The ready-to-wear polyesterjacquard product is designed forcomfort with its super-fast mois-ture absorbent and quick-dryingqualities.

"Become a part of India's 2021T20 World Cup campaign by don-ning this Team India official T20and ODI jersey. Virat Kohli and theboys will be sporting this navy bluejersey in the first Cricket World

Cup post-pandemic and in the lim-ited-over cricket matches there-after," MPL Sports wrote.

The T20 World Cup will beginwith the Round 1 Group B en-counter between hosts Oman andPapua New Guinea on October 17.

Scotland and Bangladesh, the oth-er teams in Group B, clashing inthe evening match. Ireland,Netherlands, Sri Lanka, andNamibia -- making up Group A --will be in action in Abu Dhabi thenext day, with Round 1 matches

running till October 22.The top two teams in each

group will proceed to the Super 12stage of the tournament, beginningon October 23. The first semi-finalwill be held in Abu Dhabi on No-vember 10.

Indian Wells: Badosa,Ostapenko, Pegula

advance on day of upsetsAGENCYCALIFORNIA, OCT 13

The number 24 seed JelenaOstapenko is into the quarter-finals of the BNP ParibasOpen for the first time infour-main-draw appearancesat the BNP Paribas Open, up-ending No. 2 seed IgaSwiatek of Poland, 6-4, 6-3,at the Indian Wells TennisGarden on Tuesday.

The Nos. 1 and 2 seedshave now been bounced onconsecutive days, with topseed Karolina Pliskova hav-ing fallen to lucky loser Beat-riz Haddad Maia of Brazil, 6-3, 7-5, on Monday.

The day began with an-other marquee upset, as 19thseed Jessica Pegula of theU.S. stunned No. 4 seed Eli-na Svitolina of Ukraine, 6-1,6-1, in 68 minutes.

US Open finalist and No.23 seed Leylah Fernandez of

Canada saw her run come toan end against unseededAmerican Shelby Rogers,who booked a quarterfinalmatchup with Ostapenko viaa 2-6, 6-1, 7-6(4) thriller inStadium 1.

Aliaksandra Sasnovichdefeated two Grand Slamchampions en route to herfourth-round clash againstVictoria Azarenka andcharmed crowds along theway, but she wasn't able toreel off another upset, fallingto her countrywoman 6-3, 6-4.

Earlier, Paula Badosaand Barbora Krejcikova wenthead-to-head for the secondtime in their career, with theSpaniard coming throughtheir late-afternoon en-counter. The No. 21 seedSpaniard was a 6-1, 7-5 win-ner over No. 3 seed BarboraKrejcikova of the Czech Re-public.

CHANDIGARH : Hardik's unbeat-en 78 helped Rose Zone to main-tain their winning streak by regis-tering a thrilling four-wicket winover Plaza Zone at the ongoingUTCA Under 25 Domestic Tourna-ment played at GMMS SchoolSector 26 on Wednesday. RoseZone won the toss and elected tofield first, restricting Plaza Zone to227 runs for nine wickets. Aman(61), Yuvraj Chaudhary (54) andArjun Azad (50) played crucial in-nings while Karthik (5/46) took fivewickets. In reply, Rose Zone, atonce who was struggling for 106runs for the loss of six wickets wasrescued by Hardik (78 not out) andSurendra Singh's unbeaten 53runs. Rose Zone surpassed thetarget with seven balls to spare. Inanother match of the day played atDAV College, Terrace Zone beatLeisure Zone by 20 runs. Battingfirst Terrace Zone was all out for281 runs wherein Ishan Goyal(124) and Ayush Sikka (103)scored centuries. Shivang Saini(6/44) took six wickets. In reply,Leisure Zone could only manage261 runs for the loss of nine wick-ets in the stipulated fifty overs asYuvraj Rai scored 70 and ArslanKhan scored 69 runs. For the op-position, Abhishek Saini took fivewickets for 47 runs. Meanwhile, ina one-sided affair played at DAVSchool, Sukhna Zone registered acomprehensive nine-wicket winover Rock Zone. Batting first,Rock Zone was all out for 125 inthe 37th over. Vishwajit Dhandaadded 48 runs to the total. In reply,unbeaten 58 runs from SakshamGupta and 49 from Monarch Goy-al crossed the target for the loss ofone wicket in the 26th over.

AGENCYALMANCIL, OCT 13

Cristiano Ronaldo has become the firstmen's player to score ten hat-tricks in in-ternational football.

The Portuguese striker achieved thefeat in Portugal's match against Luxem-bourg in Group A qualifying game forthe 2022 World Cup.

Ronaldo converted two penalties be-fore netting a late header to help Portu-gal record a 5-0 victory.

The striker has now scored 58 careerhat-tricks, including 10 for Portugal, re-ported Goal.com.

With a full Algarve Stadium, thePortuguese National Team entered at fullspeed and at 17th minute, they were al-ready winning 3-0. Cristiano Ronaldoopened the scoring through a penalty inthe 8th minute.

It took a little wait to see CristianoRonaldo score again, again with a penal-ty. The captain of Equip das Quinas thusreached 8 goals against the Luxembourgteam, which became his biggest victim.

The wait for the third goal of thematch was short, and this time it wasBruno Fernandes who scored with theright foot inside the penalty area after an

assist from Bernardo Silva. It was Fer-nandes' sixth goal for the National Team.

In the second half of the match, thepace dropped and Portugal controlledthe game at their leisure, still having sev-eral good opportunities to score.

In his 100th game for the nationalteam, goalkeeper Rui Patricio managedhis 49th clean sheet.

In the 69th minute, Joao Palhinhascored his second goal for Portugal, fol-lowing a corner taken by Bruno Fernan-des. Very close to the end, CristianoRonaldo completed the hat-trick after apass from Ruben Neves on the left side.This was Ronaldo's ninth goal againstLuxembourg and the 801st goal as a sen-ior.

In the other meeting of Group A heldthis Tuesday, Serbia won (3-1) at the re-ception to Azerbaijan. Thus, Serbia leadsGroup A with one point more than Por-tugal, but also one more game played.

Ronaldo becomes first men's player to score 10 international hat-tricks

Markram hopes IPLstint will help him atT20 World CupABU DHABI: South African batterAiden Markram feels exposing him-self to the high standard of cricketthat the IPL offers will help him dealbetter with pressure situations inthe upcoming T20 World Cup.Markram batted in six innings forPunjab Kings in this year's IPL witha best score of 42. One of his in-nings stretched into the 17th overand two into the 16th in the IPL,something he might experience inthe T20 showpiece even though hebats at the top of the order."... It was a great experience. It wasnice to be exposed to that at a highstandard of cricket, and to learn onthe job," Markram said during a vir-tual press conference."To mingle with some seriouslygood players who do the IPL circuitpost-game, chatting to guys whohave done well, legends of T20cricket, was good. It was nice to getsome information from them andalso to work things out for yourselfin the middle of a game."Blessed with a textbook technique,he has opened the innings for SouthAfrica and also batted at numberthree and four. For Punjab Kings,though, he also came in at numberfive. "In T20 cricket, at a World Cupor domestic or international series,results come down to the last threeovers if not the last ball," Markramsaid. "It was good to be exposed tothat, because I'm sure games aregoing to go to the wire at the WorldCup. It's about dealing with thatpressure in the moment when two tothree balls could change the wholeoutcome of the game.

BCCI unveils Team India's newjersey ahead of T20 World Cup

Have no respect forCurtly Ambrose,says GayleBASSETERRE : West Indiescricketer, Chris Gayle said that hehad 'no respect' for Curtly Am-brose after the former legendaryfast bowler said that the battershouldn't be an automatic pick inthe starting XI for the team in theupcoming T20 World Cup, whichbegins on Sunday."I am speaking about Curtly Am-brose. I am singling out Curtly Am-brose, one of your own. I highly re-spected him when I came into theWest Indies team," Gayle told TheIsland Tea Morning Show, a radiostation in St Kitts, on Tuesday."When I just joined the team, Ilooked up to this man. But I amnow speaking from my heart. Idon't know what, since he retired,what he had against Chris Gayle. Ican tell you personally, and youcan let him know that Chris Gayle,the Universe Boss, have no re-spect for Curtly Ambrose whatso-ever," he added. Gayle, who waspart of the 2012 and 2016 WorldCup-winning teams, added that ifformer West Indies players "contin-ue to be negative" and not supportthe team, then the 'Universe Bossis going to be disrespectful, disre-spectful verbally in their face".

In the second halfof the match, the

pace dropped and Portu-gal controlled the game attheir leisure, still havingseveral good opportuni-ties to score.

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AGENCYSHARJAH, OCT 13

West Indies skipper KieronPollard says they will resistthe temptation of addingSunil Narine to their T20World Cup squad despite thespinner's sublime form in theongoing IPL, where heplayed a key role in KolkataKnight Riders reaching theQualifier-2.

The 33-year-old Narinereminded the fans of his vin-tage past with his four-wick-et haul and impact batting inthe eliminator against RoyalChallengers Bangalore onMonday.

He has taken 11 wicketsin eight IPL matches sincethe league's resumption in theUAE. He went wicket-less

against Rajasthan Royals andSunrisers Hyderabad and inan earlier match against RCBbut took three wickets in theteam's two-wicket defeat toChennai Super Kings.

However, he has notplayed any internationalcricket since August 2019,

forcing defending championsWest Indies to ignore himwhile announcing theirWorld Cup squad on groundsof fitness.

The ICC deadline tomake changes in the squadends on Friday.

"If I add my two cents or

my words on how his non-in-clusion came about, then itcould be spun - just like howhe's bowling on these Sharjahwickets - in all different di-rections," Pollard told ESPN-Cricinfo.

"Let's deal with the fif-teen guys that we have hereat this moment in time, whichis more important, and see ifwe can rally around theseguys and see if we can defendour title.

"I have no comments onthat. Enough has been said onthat. I think persons have ex-plained the reason of his non-inclusion at this point in time.For me personally, I knowSunil Narine as a friend first,before an international crick-eter. We grew up playingcricket together.

Narine won't be added to West IndiesWorld Cup squad: Pollard

AGENCYDUBAI, OCT 13

A total of 16 warm-up match-es will be played betweenparticipant teams of the ICCMen's T20 World Cup 2021 -a precursor to a tournament.

It is pertinent to note thatall of the matches in AbuDhabi and Dubai will takeplace behind closed doors -no spectators will be allowedattendance.

India will square offagainst England on October18 in Dubai and against Aus-tralia on October 20 inDubai.

Apart from facing India,England will also square offagainst New Zealand in thewarm-ups. While Australiawill also take on New

Zealand in the other warm-upfixture.

Pakistan will square offagainst West Indies andSouth Africa in their warm-

up matches. Those keen onclosely studying players willbe delighted to know eight ofthe 16 warm-up matches willbe broadcast on Star, withhighlights for these matchesavailable on ICC's digitalplatforms. The first set ofwarm-up fixtures will beginon October 12, featuring alleight teams in Round 1 of thetournament. Each team willplay two warm-up matches,with these fixtures beingplayed over the course of thenext two days, starting withthe clash between PapuaNew Guinea and Ireland inAbu Dhabi.

T20 WC: India to square off againstEngland, Australia in warm-up fixtures

AGENCYLONDON, OCT 13

England dropped points for only the sec-ond time in their World Cup qualifyingcampaign as they were held to a 1-1draw by Hungary at the Wembley Stadi-um on Tuesday.

Roland Sallai's 24th-minute penaltygave Hungary the lead and the first goalin five competitive meetings with Eng-land, only for the Three Lions to reply 13minutes later when John Stonesequalised from an exquisite Phil Fodencross.

England remain three points clear ofPoland at the Group I summit despitetheir 21-match winning run in homequalifiers ending; Marco Rossi's men aresix points and two positions shy of sec-

ond place.Alexander Isak made the difference

as Sweden moved two points clear ofSpain at the top of Group B. Sweden de-feated Greece 2-0. Greece hit the postand crossbar before Isak won a penalty,which Emil Forsberg steered in. Isakthen burst through a confused Greek de-fence to clip in the second, before Pan-telis Hatzidiakos was sent off late on.

In Group F, Lyndon Dykes netted inhis fourth consecutive World Cup quali-fying fixture as Scotland squeezed pastIsrael, while Todor Nedelev's second-half double helped Bulgaria recoveragainst Northern Ireland, to keep the Li-ons in Group C contention.

Elsewhere, Andorra recorded theirbiggest ever win in their 3-0 victoryaway to San Marino in Group I.

England held by Hungary,Sweden leapfrog Spain to

go top of Group B

Williamson 'fine' for T20 WC openerafter 'slight hamstring twinge': SteadDUBAI: New Zealand coach Gary Stead is in no doubt that captain KaneWilliamson will be fit in time for the 'Black Caps' opening match against Pakistanat the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2021. Williamson was left out of the SunrisersHyderabad XI for their final match of the Indian Premier League last week, andStead has revealed the skipper had hurt his hamstring. However, he was quick toplay down the chances of the injury hurting Williamson's involvement in the T20World Cup. "Kane's fine," Stead told New Zealand Cricket. "He's just had a very,very slight hamstring twinge, but he's getting through everything at the moment,he's feeling good. "They [Sunrisers Hyderabad] were out of the competition aswell, so I'm not sure if that was something he had to play in," he added.

Williamson arrived at New Zealand's camp in Dubai from the IPL. He wasnot the only recent arrival, with squad members James Neesham and AdamMilne joining the group from the Mumbai Indians alongside Shane Bond. For-mer fast bowler Bond, with the squad as the 'fourth coach', is serving a some-what surprise role, focusing on the team's spin bowlers and assisting bowlingcoach Shane Jurgensen. "So, Bondie came in, in the last couple of days as well,when Mumbai was knocked out," Stead said. "He's working specifically withthe spin bowlers in the tournament for us as well. So, he's been great and it pro-vides another set of hands for Shane [Jurgensen] when you look at a large num-ber in the squad are bowlers. He's working with the spinners, in particular, andjust around their strategies."

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Richa Chadha deletes Twitter, calls the application 'toxic'

ctor Richa Chadha has deleting the application. "Mam not going to last long, just like decided to take a break please do not delete this app. We Aamir Khan's)," the user tweeted. Afrom Twitter. On Tuesday, are already running short of good Richa was quick to give a befitting

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Remembering legendary singer Kishore Kumarhere are a handful of celebrities in the Kumar for the 1977 movie 'Darling Darling' directed by Gogi Kapoor and Deepika Padukone in the lead roles.showbiz who leave a strong imprint on Anand and starring Dev Anand and Zeenat Aman in lead The original soundtrack was composed by R. D. Burman and Teverybody with their exemplary persona, and roles. The music of the film was composed by R. D. lyrics were penned by Majrooh Sultanpuri. The song was

late legendary singer Kishore Kumar is one of Burman, while the lyrics were written by Anand Bakshi. used as the title track for the 2007 film too.them. Born as Abhas Kumar Ganguly and fondly The song was re-used for the 2016 romantic film 'Wajah remembered as 'Kishore Da', the versatile singer Tum Ho' that was sung by Armaan Malik and starred died at the age of 58 on October 13, 1987, but his Sana Khan and Gurmeet Choudhary in the lead memories are still etched in people's hearts. Other roles.than being one of the most accomplished singers 3. 'Dil Kya Kare': The song belongs to the 1975 of his time, he was also a screenwriter, actor, Indian romantic drama fi lm 'Julie' directed by K. S. composer, director, and producer. Paying an ode to Sethumadhavan and written by Chakrapani. The

the evergreen cinema gem on his cult classic was also a musical blockbuster, 34th death anniversary, here are a with award-winning music by Rajesh few of his iconic songs that Roshan which won him the Filmfare have been remade in Award for the year.Bollywood films: The track was recreated for the 2017

1. 'Pal Pal Dil Ke Pas': The romantic f i lm 'Kaabil ' starring Hrithik song from the 1973 cult Roshan and Yami Gautam in the

classic 'Blackmail' starring lead roles.Dharmendra, Rakhee, and 4. 'Khaike Paan Banaras Wala': Shatrughan Sinha is still Who doesn't know about this

considered one of the best popular track sung by Kishore songs of Kishore Kumar's Kumar from the 1978 blockbuster

career. The music of movie 'Don' starring Amitabh the song was Bachchan and Zeenat Aman in the

given by lead roles. The soundtrack of the film legendary was composed by the duo Kalyanji duo Anandji and the lyrics were written by Kalyanji- Anjaan and Indeevar.Anandji with For 'Khaike Paan Banaras Wala', Kishore lyrics from gave his voice for Amitabh while Lata Rajendra Krishan. Mangeshkar for Zeenat. Both the legendary The song went on to actors received accolades at Filmfare that year for be so popular that it was recreated the track. The track was remixed by DJ Suketu for the two times- once by Abhijit Vaghani in 2006 remake film of the same name starring Shah Rukh the 2016 film 'Wajah Tum Ho', and Khan and Priyanka Chopra in the lead roles.the other one from the 2019 movie 5. 'Bachna Hai Haseeno': The iconic song sung by of the same track name, which Kishore Kumar belongs to the 1977 Indian musical starred Dharmendra's grandson drama film 'Hum Kisise Kum Naheen' starring Rishi Karan Deol and Sahher Bambba. Kapoor and Zeenat Aman in the lead roles.2. 'Dil Me Choopa Lunga': This is The song 'Bachna Ae Haseeno' was one of the biggest chart-one of the most evergreen songs busters of that time and was the title of the film produced by from the 70s sung by Kishore Yash Chopra Films in 2007 starring Rishi's son Ranbir

Kartik, Kriti to reunite for

Shehzada

fter 'Luka Chuppi', actors Kartik Aaryan and Kriti Sanon have Ateamed up for a new film titled

'Shehzada'. Helmed by Rohit Dhawan, the upcoming project is an action-packed, musical, family film, which will be shot over various schedules in Mumbai and Delhi in the next several months.Paresh Rawal, Manisha Koirala, Ronit Roy, and Sachin Khedekar are also a part of 'Shehzada'. On Wednesday, the makers unveiled the film's logo and also shared that 'Shehzada' will release on November 4 next year. Kartik, too, shared the logo on his Instagram account and wrote, "#Shehzada. Duniya ka Sabse Gareeb Prince." The film is produced by Bhushan Kumar, Allu Arvind and Aman Gill.

Demi says the term is 'derogatory' toward ETs'aliens'merican singer-songwriter Demi Lovato 'alienus', both meaning strange or foreign. and take over the planet."thinks that referring to extraterrestrial It adds that the meaning "residing in a "I really think that if there was anything out Abeings as 'aliens' is offensive, according country, not of one's birth" dates to the mid-15th there that would want to do that to us, it would

to a new interview. century, while the meaning "wholly different in have happened by now," they suggested. The 29-year-old singer has recently expanded nature" is from the 1670s and the usage "not of During the discussion, Demi expanded on into the docuseries territory with not only the tell- this Earth" was first recorded in 1920. their idea that humans are likely safe from all 'Dancing with the Devil' documentary but also Furthermore, Lovato said that they're harm when it comes to aliens.with Peacock's 'Unidentified with Demi Lovato'. particularly irked by misconceptions that "I think that if there were beings that

As per Fox News, the latter, which is a four- extraterrestrials are "harmful or that they'll come could harm us, we would have been gone a part series, follows Lovato's exploration of long time ago. I also think that if there what may live beyond Earth as well as their are civilizations that are of attempt to make contact with alien life. consciousness in other dimensions,

In a recent interview with a news outlet, which has given them the technology to the singer said that there are a few things be able to travel through space, I think about how people see extraterrestrials that that they are looking for nothing but they'd like to change, including the peaceful encounters and interactions terminology. Demi said, "I think that we have because like I said, if they wanted us to stop calling them aliens because aliens is gone, we would have been gone a long a derogatory term for anything. That's why I time ago," they said.like to call them ETs." "What if they're waiting for us?" Lovato

The term "aliens" has been one of hot later asked, adding, "What if that's what debate in recent years, as many have they're waiting on?"deemed it derogatory to use toward illegal Lovato had recently described "a immigrants. According to the Online beautiful and incredible experience" with a Etymology Dictionary, 'alien' comes from the possible alien sorry, extraterrestrial, in an Old French word 'alien' and the Latin interview with E! News' 'Daily Pop'.

Jay Bhanushali gets slammed by netizens after abusive brawlctor Jay Bhanushali who abused fellow pulled by her leg and was injured. him was equally wrong . Pratik could be irritating in a contestant Pratik Sehajpal on the latest Pratik told Jay that Shamita has been injured lot of situation but today it was definitely not his fault. Aepisode of the reality show 'Big Boss 15' and if he had been out he would have beaten him #biggboss15." One social media user wrote,

and used an abusive word against the latter's black and blue. To which, Jay retorted that if Pratik "#BiggBoss15: shame on you #JayBhanushali for mother has drawn flack on social media. had the guts he could touch him. The fight turned once again abusing #PratikSehejpal!! NOT COOL!!"Social media users including celebrities have aggressive and that is when Jay abused Pratik's "Is he same #JayBhanushali who tweeted slammed Bhanushali for using a cuss word mother. Pratik, who had an emotional breakdown against #SidharthShukIa when he went on Asim's against Sehajpal's mother. after Jay's derogatory remarks sat down and hurt father and now what is he doing..abusing On day 11 of 'Bigg Boss 15', Bhanushali and himself. #PratikSehajpal mother n with a proud..It is said Sehajpal once again got into an altercation, after People soon started responding to the incident what goes around comes around Mr. Jay..," another their teams locked horns during a task. on Twitter and other social media. user tweeted. On a related note, Salman Khan

The task titled 'Jungle mein Khunkhar 'Tarak Mehta Ka Oolta Chashma' fame hosted show 'Bigg Boss 15' airs from Monday to Dangal' got aggressive when Jay's team Munmun Dutta also reacted to the same and wrote, Friday at 10:30 PM and on weekends, at 9:30 PM.('Junglewaasis') used physical force on Pratik's "As of now , I am definitely Team Gharwale than Model Sahil Shroff got eliminated on team ('Gharwaasi'). A heated argument broke Junglevaasis. #JayBhanushali 's abuses to Sunday's episode and currently, the remaining out after Shamita Shetty from Pratik's team got #PratikSehjpal today was uncalled for . Defending 15 contestants.

Salman Khan, Aayush 'Antim'to release on November 26

ark your calendars. Salman Khan and Aayush Sharma-starrer 'Antim: The Final Truth' is all set to release by MZee Studios on November 26. On Tuesday, Salman

announced the release date on his Instagram account.He also shared the film's motion poster, in which we can see Aayush showcasing an agressive look. The poster smoothly transitions to Salman, with an equally determined, threatening, yet vicious look in his eyes. Salman is playing the role of Sikh cop."#Antim releases in

theatres worldwide on 26.11.2021," he captioned the post. 'Antim' is directed by Mahesh V Manjrekar, produced by Salma Khan and is presented by Salman Khan Films.

There are a handful of celebrities in the showbiz

who leave a strong imprint on everybody with their exemplary

persona, and late legendary singer Kishore

Kumar is one of them.