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THE TRIBUNECHANDIGARH | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019NATION

New Delhi September 24RSS chief Mohan Bhagwattoday said the move toamend provisions of Article370 would help integrateJammu and Kashmir withthe rest of the country

With the removal of the sec-tion in the Article bestowinga special status on the statepeople of JampK while experi-encing development neednot to fear losing their jobs orland The RSS chief statedthis in its outreach to foreigncorrespondents based herewhile responding to ques-tions on the National Regis-ter of Citizens (NRC) gaurakshaks and the Sanghrsquosideology sources said

On the NRC he said theexercise was not aboutexpelling but identifyingpeople who were not citizensof the country While main-taining support to grant citi-zenship to non-Muslims fromAfghanistan Bangladesh andPakistan he said for the Hin-dus in the world there is noplace except India

Condemning mob lynchingby cow vigilantes the RSSchief told the gathering that it

condemns violence of allkinds He said if any of its vol-unteers is found guilty thelaw will take its course On theUniform Civil Code theorganisation head said therewas a need to build a consen-sus in this direction

Sources privy to the interac-tion maintained that the larg-er message was to disabusethe popular misconceptionabout the RSS and its workThe organisation he said willnot be a political body and forit Hindutva is unity in diver-sity On his interactions withPrime Minister Narendra

Modi Bhagwat said whileboth were pracharaks andbusy in their own work butdo manage to meet at times

In a statement the RSSsaid Bhagwat interacted withthe foreign media represen-tatives from 30 countries inNew Delhi today More than50 organisations representedby some 80 journalists tookpart in the 150-minute inter-action which was part of theprocess where theSarsanghchalak engages in aconstructive dialogue withpeople from different walksof society mdash TNS

Bhagwat interacts with mediarepresentatives of 30 nationsA FIRST Takes up Article 370 NRC mob lynching

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharamanat the release of study lsquoStatus of Women in Indiarsquo in New Delhi MR BHUI

Tribune News Service

Lucknow September 24The Uttar Pradesh Cabinettoday reversed the 38-year-old arrangement of payingincome tax of state chiefminister and ministersfrom the exchequer

At a Cabinet meetingpresided over by Chief Min-ister Yogi AdityanathFinance Minister SureshKhanna moved a resolutionto this effect which wasapproved unanimously

Talking to reporters UPgovernment spokesmanShrikant Sharma said thestate Cabinet had recom-mended amendments of theUttar Pradesh Ministers(Salaries Allowances andMiscellaneous Provisions)Act 1981 ldquoThe amendmentBill will be tabled in the Vid-han Sabha when it meetsnextrdquo he said

This was one of the 20 deci-sions taken at the state Cabi-net meeting today Anotherdecision of far-reaching con-sequence is to includedivorced daughters amongdependents of a deceasedThe demand had been pend-ing since long The decisionto develop Ayodhya Gorakh-pur Meerut GhaziabadFirozabad Mathura-Vrinda-van and Shahjahanpur assmart cities was also taken atthe Cabinet meeting

UP to amendlaw exemptingCM ministersfrom paying tax


New Delhi September 24A team of women rightsactivists today said therewas a complete lockdownin Jammu and Kashmirand an all-pervading mias-ma of fear and uncertaintyamong residents

The delegation compris-ing representatives of threeLeft-leaning women organ-isations had visited Jammuand Kashmir to get first-hand information on theground situation followingthe scrapping of special sta-tus to the state In their five-page report the activistsdebunked the governmentclaim that normalcy wasreturning to the state

Five representatives ofthe National Federation ofIndian Women (NFIW)Muslim Womenrsquos Forumand the Pragatisheel Mahi-la Sangathan undertook afact-finding visit to JampKfrom September 17 to 21

The report demands with-drawal of the Army and para-military forces besidesrestoration of Articles 370and 35A and communicationfacilities It also demandedscrapping of all FIRs and therelease of youth taken intocustody after the scrappingof special status of JampKbesides a time-boundinquiry into alleged excessesby the Army

ldquoWe visited several vil-lages in the Shopian Pul-wama and Bandipora dis-tricts and interacted withpeople from different walksof liferdquo said Annie Raja ofthe NFIW who was part ofthe delegation

The delegation memberssaid they would meet UnionHome Minister Amit Shahand submit the report to him

Army Chief General BipinRawat had on Mondayasserted that there wascommunication breakdownbetween terrorist in Kash-mir and their handlers inPakistan but there was nocommunication breakdownamong people He had alsoasserted that fear psychosiswas being created by terror-ists and that there was noclampdown in the state

Women activists seekrestoration of Art 370

Delegation of Left-leaning womenbodies debunks govtclaim on normalcy


New Delhi September 24Muslim parties to the RamJanmabhoomi-Babri Masjiddispute on Tuesday acceptedthat Lord Ram was born inAyodhya and Hindus havebeen worshipping at RamChabutara but contested theHindu sidersquos claim that thebirthplace was under thedome of the disputed struc-ture demolished in 1992

Arguing on behalf of SunniWakf Board senior counsel

Zafaryab Jilani told a five-judge Constitution Benchheaded by Chief Justice ofIndia Ranjan Gogoi thatRam Janmabhoomi Templewas mentioned neither inValmiki Ramayana nor inRamcharit Manas

The Bench which alsoincluded Justice SA BobdeJustice DY ChandrachudJustice Ashok Bhushan andJustice S Abdul Nazeersought to know from Jilani ifnon-mention in the two Hin-du religious scriptures was

proof of non-existence ofRam Temple in Ayodhya

ldquoOnly because ValmikiRamayana and RamcharitManas do not mention theprecise site in Ayodhya whereRam was born canrsquot Hindusbelieve that Ram was born at a

particular place in AyodhyardquoJustice Chandrachud asked

On Monday it had notedthat the faith of Hindus inthe Ram Janmabhoomi hadbeen a constant and it wouldbe hard to rebut their beliefDuring the day-long hearingthat went on till 5 pm JusticeBobde wondered why Ain-i-Akbari written by AbulFazal known for mentioningminutest of details did notmention Babri Masjid

Jilani responded by sayingthere might have been too

many mosques and to men-tion about all of them wouldhave been difficult He howev-er said the plaintiffrsquos case thatmosque was built after demol-ishing temple was incorrect

Since August 6 the topcourt has been hearing 14cross appeals against theAllahabad High CourtrsquosSeptember 30 2010 orderequally dividing the disput-ed land between Ram LallaNirmohi Akhara and Mus-lims The hearing wouldresume on Wednesday

Muslim parties accept Ram born in Ayodhya But dispute claim that birthplace was under dome of structure demolished in 1992

Constitution Benchwonders why

Ain-i-Akbari doesnrsquotmention Babri Mosque


Lucknow September 24A Shahjahanpur court onTuesday stayed the arrest ofthe law student who hasaccused BJP leader and for-mer Union Minister Chin-mayanand of raping andsexually exploiting her

The court of AdditionalDistrict Judge (I) passed theorder on the rape survivorrsquospetition for anticipatory bailin the related Rs 5 croreextortion case The courthas fixed September 26 tohear arguments for heranticipatory bail

Before her petition came upfor hearing the SIT detainedher in a car ostensibly forinterrogation Howeversources said she had beendetained to prevent her disap-pearance in case of the rejec-tion of her petition to stay herarrest Her father and brotherremained with her

On Monday the AllahabadHigh Courtrsquos Special Divi-sion Bench of Justice ManojMishra and Justice ManjuRani Chauhan had dis-missed her petition to stayher arrest on the groundsthat the petitioner should

approach the appropriatecourt in the matter

Earlier the SIT took twoaccused in the extortioncasemdash Sachin and Vikrammdashon remand for 95 hours fortaking them to Rajasthan tothe site for recovery of amobile phone allegedly used

in making the extortiondemand The accused haveconfessed before the SITthat they had thrown awaythe mobile phone used tomake the alleged extortioncall near Mehandipur Bala-ji in Rajasthan The thirdmain accused Sanjay too is

in police custodyChinmayanandrsquos lawyer

had lodged the extortioncase against the accused atKotwali police station inShahjahanpur

Meanwhile the conditionof Chinmayanand who isunder observation at Luc-

knowrsquos Sanjay GandhiPost-Graduate Institute(SGPGI) was stated to bestable as his blood pressureand other parameters werenormal said authorities

Arrested on September 20Chinmayanand was sent to14-day judicial custody andwas admitted to the SGPGIon Monday with complaintsof cardiac problems But noblockage was found

The 72-year-old BJP leaderhas been charged under IPCSection 376-C instead ofstringent 376 (rape) Legalexperts say Section 376-C isusually applied in caseswhere a person abuses hisposition to ldquoinduce orseducerdquo a woman under hischarge to have ldquosexual inter-course not amounting to theoffence of raperdquo This isbeing considered wateringdown of charges againstChinmayanand because ifrape charge is proved underSection 376 it may lead tolife imprisonment while con-viction under Section 376-Centails jail for five to 10years Other sections are 354-D (stalking) 342 (wrongfulconfinement) and 506 (crimi-nal intimidation)

UP court stays lawstudentrsquos arrest Petition for anticipatory bail in extortion case to be taken up tomorrow

Sachin and Vikram who were arrested on charges of extortion remanded in police custody PTI

~5-CROREextortion case lodged byChinmayanand againstthe rape survivor and a few other persons

CHINMAYANAND BAIL PLEA REJECTEDThe Shahjahanpur Chief Judicial Magistrate rejected the bailapplication of Chinmayanand saying it should be moved in thesessions court the former Union ministers counsel Om Singhsaid on Tuesday The court has also rejected on the samegrounds the bail application of the accused in the extortion casemdashSanjay Sachin and Vikram mdashlodged by the BJP leader

Parbina RashidTribune News Service

Guwahati September 24Labour contractor BishnuRam Saud is a busy man Hehas been busy ever since hebagged the contract of sup-plying labour for constructionof the Matia detention campBesides his primary duty hehas been doubling as a coun-sellor for half of his labourforce whose names have beenexcluded from the NationalRegister of Citizens (NRC)Those who might just end upas inmates in the camp theythemselves have built

ldquoThey are happy that theconstruction site is givingthem work but the fear thatthey too might have to spendtheir life locked up in thisvery camp once the windowperiod of 120 days is over(during which they can provetheir citizenship) grips themoften I try to give them hopereason out that if the rest of

their family membersrsquonames are being included inthe NRC how can they beillegal migrants But withuncertainty and fear loominglarge itrsquos difficult to makethem see reasonrdquo he says

Spread across 10 acres thecamp site at Matia is locatedabout 30 km west of Goalparatown and 129 km west ofGuwahati Being built at an

estimated cost of Rs 46 crorethe construction work startedearly this year and the camp isexpected to be functional inthe first quarter of 2020Though there are six deten-tion camps in Assam at pres-ent those are operating fromexisting jail premises This isthe only standalone facility inthe state and the largest in thecountry with a capacity to

house 3000 inmatesThe detention centre will

have basic amenities likeelectricity water accommo-dation communication facil-ities and kitchens

Special attention is to be giv-en to womennursing mothersand children Children are to beprovided educational facilities

Work at the site has beenprogressing at breakneck

speed to meet the Decemberdeadline Construction of the6-metre-high boundary wall isalready complete and about 80per cent work has been donefor the kitchen and the SabhaGhar which once completedwill have a meeting room anda library The focus is now onthe 15 four-storey buildingsthat will house the inmatesEach floor will have 12 roomsof 10 feet by 12 feet area

Locals who used to earntheir livelihood working atbrick-kilns that dot the neigh-bourhood are now happy towork at the construction sitefor a daily wage that variesfrom Rs 250 to Rs 300 Thereare about 400 workersengaged at present

The irony of the situation isnot lost on construction work-er Horba Hajong whosename has been dropped fromthe NRC However the fear oftomorrow would not let Hor-ba give up living in the

moment ldquoI need to eat todayto see what tomorrow has instore for merdquo he says

Similar is the story of Kori-ma and Ongit Hajong thecouple who have opened up atea stall in front of the siteKorimarsquos name is not in theNRC though Ongit is a certi-fied Indian citizen ldquoOneneeds money to run aroundoffices and fight in the courtrdquo

While protests against theNRC keep erupting at variousquarters and eminent person-alities like Anuradha SarmaPujari are trying to make somenoise for a new NRC with aspecial provision for theinmates of brothels orphan-ages and destitute homesthere goes a silent workforcedisowned by the state andunacknowledged by their sup-posed lsquocountry of originrsquo thatdwindles between hope anddespair erecting a buildingwhich might soon becometheir final address

Building detention camp where they might end upNRC IRONY Uncertain future Assamrsquos lsquonowhere residentsrsquo live in the moment

SC GUIDELINES The Supreme Court has set the detentionperiod of foreigners at three years

On completion of this period those in deten-tion would be eligible for bail after furnishing a surety bond of ~1 lakh each from two Indiancitizens along with their proposed residentialaddress and biometric details Collecting ~1 lakh would prove to be adaunting task as many such detaineesbelong to the BPL category

A road sign for a detention centre being built for people who are not included in the NRC atKadamtola Gopalpur village Goalpara Assam


New Delhi September 24Union Home Minister AmitShah today said privatesecurity agency sector wasof vital importance for asafe and secure businessenvironment as the coun-try moved towards a $5-tril-lion economy

During the 2611 Mumbaiterrorist attack privateguards were the first to con-front the terrorists and theirprompt action containedthe damage he said inau-gurating an online portal forlicensing in this sector

Besides ensuring trans-parency the move would

boost credibility sinceonline availability of cre-dentials would allowagency registered in onestate to expand its opera-tions in another state Inthe next 90 days the portalwould be available in allofficial Indian languages inthe providing a pan-Indiaprofile to the online licens-ing process

Observing that as majori-ty of police stations acrossthe country were connectedthrough network onlinepolice verification of securi-ty guards would becomeeasy by accessing the crimi-nal records online fromacross the country

Private security agenciesto register online now

Mumbai September 24The Mumbai civic body hassought help of Japaneseexperts to help build under-ground storage facilities tohold rainwater that wouldotherwise flood the city

According to officials herethe Brihanmumbai Munici-pal Corporation (BMC) hascalled for experts from aJapanese company PacificConsultants Co Ltd whichhad built underground silosin Tokyo to hold rainwaterwhich was then graduallyreleased into the sea

ldquoUnlike in Tokyo we areconsidering holding rainwa-ter in underground tankswhich would then be filteredand used for drinkingrdquoMumbairsquos municipal com-missioner Praveen Pardeshitold reporters here

The construction of hugeunderground storage tanksto hold excess rainwater thatwould otherwise flood the

city was one of the sugges-tions mooted in the wake ofsevere flooding in Mumbaithis year BMC officials saytwo experts from Tokyo arein Mumbai these days tostudy the topography offlood-hit areas of Mumbaiand suggest various meas-ures ldquoThe two experts fromJapan are visiting variousflood-prone areas of Mumbaiincluding the Mithi river andTulsi and Vihar lakesrdquo saidAdditional Municipal Com-missioner Vijay Singhal

Civic officials say rainwatercollected in low-lying areas ofMumbai cannot be pumpedinto the sea during high tideDiverting flood water tounderground tanks is expect-ed to mitigate water logging

According to officials heremassive underground rain-water storage tanks havebeen planned in various areas of Mumbai like Bhandupand Mulund mdash TNS

Mumbai seeks Japanesehelp for rainwater storage

A 100-year-old house collapsed following heavy rain in Hubballi district Karnataka on Tuesday PTI

CYCLONE lsquoHIKAArsquo INTENSIFIESCyclone lsquoHikaarsquo has turned into a ldquoverysevere stormrdquo while moving westward in theArabian Sea and is likely to cross the Omancoast on Tuesday night the MeT said

HEAVY RAIN MAY LASH ODISHAHeavy downpour is likely to batter manyparts of Odisha for the next three days dueto a cyclonic circulation in the region theMeteorological Centre said

Rain fury

13

Todayrsquos issue is of 20 pages including four-page Jobs and Careers


New Delhi September 24Prime Minister NarendraModi on Tuesday made itclear that India wants ldquocer-tain concrete stepsrdquo fromPakistan before resumingtalks during his meetingwith US President DonaldTrump who hoped that thetwo neighbours couldldquowork out somethingrdquo onthe Kashmir issue

Trump expressed confi-dence in PM NarendraModirsquos ability to tackle terror-ism again advising him tohold talks with Pakistan PMImran Khan to resolve allissues bilaterally

The focus of discussionswas on the impact of terror-ism on India PM Modi madeit clear that there was no hes-itation in talking to Pakistanbut Islamabad must musttake certain enabling stepsregretting that it had spurnedhis earlier peace overtures

Trump praised PM Modi forhis governance skills thoughthe could be the ldquofather of Indiardquoand compared him with rock-star Elvis Presley for his abilityto mesmerise the crowdsrdquowhile talking to the media

continued on page 11

PM Talks only if Paktakes concrete steps 42000 lives lost in Kashmir in 30 yrs he tells Trump


New Delhi September 24Underlining the dangers ofmisuse of technology theSupreme Court on Tuesdayasked the Centre to submita status report within threeweeks on framing of guide-lines for social media

ldquoItrsquos dangerous the waytechnology is developinghellipThinking of giving up mysmart phone and goingback to basic phonerdquo saidJustice Deepak Gupta whois heading a Bench hearingpetitions seeking transferof cases on linking of socialmedia accounts with Aad-haar pending in varioushigh courts to the top court

It said the free-for-all thatexisted on social mediawhere anyone can say any-thing anonymously and getaway should come to an endldquoThere is no fearhellip Supposesomebody says somethingwhich is defamatory Whycanrsquot the affected personask who originated such a

messagerdquo it wonderedNoting that fake news can

cause harm the Bench saidthe originator of fake newsmust be traced ldquoIf there istechnology to encryptthere should be technologyto decrypt The govern-ment is best placed to take adecision People can chal-lenge it laterrdquo it said


New Delhi September 24Clarifying on a crucial provi-sion of the Criminal Proce-dure Code (CrPC) often mis-used against accused theSupreme Court today ruledthat the police canrsquot seize anyimmovable property duringinvestigation

ldquoThe power of a police offi-cer under Section 102 of theCode to seize any propertywhich may be found undercircumstances that createsuspicion of the commissionof any offence would notinclude the power to attachseize and seal an immovablepropertyrdquo a three-JudgeBench headed by Chief Jus-tice of India Ranjan Gogoisaid ldquoThis however wouldnot bar or prohibit thepolice officer from seizingdocumentspapers of titlerelating to immovable prop-erty as it is distinct and dif-ferent from seizure ofimmovable propertyrdquo theBench said

New Delhi September 24Legendary superstar AmitabhBachchan has been unani-mously selected for the presti-gious Dadasaheb PhalkeAward for his contribution tothe field of cinema UnionInformation and BroadcastingMinister Prakash Javadekarannounced on Tuesday

ldquoAmitabh who entertainedand inspired for two genera-tions has been selected forDadasaheb Phalke Award Myheartiest congratulations tohimrdquo the minister said in atweet Soon Prime MinisterNarendra Modi respondedthrough another tweet ldquoCon-gratulations Big Brdquo The awardinstituted to commemorateDadasaheb Phalkersquos contribu-tion to Indian cinema comprisesa Swaran Kamalmedallion ashawl and acash prize ofRs 1 lakh Itwas first pre-sented in 1969mdash TNS

New Delhi September 24 Parents are to be maintainedby all of their children andthere can be ldquono division ofdutyrdquo among them in thisregard the Delhi High Courtsaid on Tuesday

The observation wasmade by a bench of ChiefJustice DN Patel and Jus-tice C Hari Shankar whilerejecting a manrsquos pleaagainst a senior citizenmaintenance tribunal order

asking him to pay Rs 2000per month to his parents

ldquoThere can be no division ofduties to maintain parentsParents are to be maintainedby all the sonschildrenrdquo the

bench said The petitionerclaimed that the mainte-nance tribunal and the appel-late tribunal imposed theamount on him without con-sidering his allegedly poor

financial condition He hadchallenged both the orders

Apart from that in his peti-tion he had also challenged asingle judge decisionupholding the orders of thetwo tribunals

The division bench dis-missed his appeal and notedthat the amount of Rs 2000was ldquoabysmally lowrdquo andldquotoo meagrerdquo and thereforeldquodoes not warrant any inter-ferencerdquo mdash PTI

Regulate social mediareport in 3 weeks SC

Wish Rahul Gandhi had stood by his young team more he saysAditi TandonTribune News Service

New Delhi September 24The Congress today suffereda setback in the northeastwith the Tripura unit chiefputting in his resignationaccusing the party of ignor-ing warnings of corruptioninvolving incumbent generalsecretary Luizinho Falerio

In his letter to Falerio Prady-ot Debbarman accused theCongress of destroying thenortheast with one ldquoincompe-tent general secretary after theotherrdquo He lamented that for-mer Congress chief RahulGandhi did not stand behindhis young team as much as heshould have Debbarman theson of the last king of Tripurahad assumed charge beforethe Lok Sabha elections andhelped improve the Congressvote share

His letter levelled seriousaccusations against FalerioldquoThe AICC has destroyed thenortheast with one incompe-tent general secretary afteranother If we in the north-east thought CP Joshi wasthe reason we lost state after

state you (Falerio) will beknown as the person whodestroyed the essence of theCongress in the NortheastrdquoDebbarman said

The former Congress leaderaccused Falerio of hobnobbingwith the BJP in the northeastattempting to dislodge MukulSangma as CLP Leader inMeghalaya and fixing a meet-ing of a BJP leader with RahulGandhi to form a non-BJPgovernment in Tripura withthe help of Communists

ldquoThe last straw for me waswhen the general secretaryhumiliated me before theAICC leadership in Delhi andtold me to either withdrawmy Supreme Court casedemanding NRC in Tripuraor resign You pressurised meto appoint BJP defectors onkey Congress positionsrdquoDebbarman said to Falerio

DadasahebPhalke Awardfor Amitabh

WANT TO GIVE UPSMART PHONE

Itrsquos dangerous theway technology isdevelopinghellip Thinkingof giving up my smartphone and going backto basic phone Thereis no fearhellip Justice Deepak Gupta SC JUDGE

DEORA UNRUFFLED BY INSINUATIONSNew Delhi Former MumbaiCongress president MilindDeora on Tuesday ldquoregrettedrdquoinsinuations about his ldquofuturepolitical pathrdquo following anexchange of tweets betweenhim and PM Narendra Modiover the latterrsquos Houstonevent ldquoI will serve my coun-try to the best of my abilityand I will remain bipartisanwhen it comes to issues ofnational interest and foreignpolicyhellip rdquo he said

US President Donald Trump and PM Narendra Modi hold talks on the sidelines of UN General Assembly in New York REUTERS

ED books Sharad Pawar nephew BANK SCAM Development comes ahead of October 21 Assembly pollsNew Delhi September 24Ahead of the October 21Assembly elections in Maha-rashtra the EnforcementDirectorate has filed a mon-ey-laundering case againstNCP chief Sharad Pawar hisnephew Ajit Pawar and oth-ers in connection with theMaharashtra State Coopera-tive Bank (MSCB) scam caseworth around Rs 25000 croreofficials said on Tuesday

They said an EnforcementCase Information Report(ECIR) equivalent to a policeFIR had been registered bythe central agency under thePrevention of Money Laun-

dering Act (PMLA) The caseis based on a Mumbai PoliceFIR which had named for-mer chairmen of the bankex-Deputy CM of Maharash-tra Ajit Pawar and 70 formerfunctionaries of the coopera-tive bank

The EDrsquos move against thebigwigs came after the Bom-bay HC ordered the Econom-ic Offences Wing (EOW) ofthe Mumbai Police to probeand file cases against thePawars and others in the mat-ter Following the EOWrsquos FIRin late August the ED filed acase today

Mumbai-based activist

Surinder M Arora hadapproached the Bombay HCdemanding an investigation

into the MSCB scam Earlierthis month Ajit Pawar andothers had moved theSupreme Court to quash theproceedings in the matter butJustices Arun Mishra andMR Shah declined the pleaand instead asked the Mum-bai Police to conduct a freeand fair probe

The ED said there were sev-eral irregularities in loansprovided to the cooperativesugar factories (CSFs) by theMSCB officials allegedlyconnected to the owners ofthe factories The loans weresanctioned to the factories


All kids must maintain parents Delhi HC

Sharad Pawar Ajit Pawar

There can be no divisionof duties to maintainparents Parents are tobe maintained by all thesonschildren ndash Bench

The Mrsquorashtra StateCooperative Bankscam is believed to be worth around

~25000 crore

EXPLAINING CrPCDuring probepolice canrsquot attachimmovable assets

HC says it canrsquotinterfere inHaryana pollsSaurabh MalikTribune News Service

Chandigarh September 24Taking up a petition ques-tioning the delimitationprocess the Punjab andHaryana High Court todayrefused to interfere in theHaryana Assembly electionprocess The Division Benchof acting Chief Justice RajivSharma and Justice HarinderSingh Sidhu ruled that theAssembly elections inHaryana had already beennotified It was well settledlaw that once the electionprocess had commenced itcould not be stopped

The Bench was hearing apetition filed by Arun Jainagainst the Union Govern-ment and other respondents


Vishav BhartiTribune News Service

Chandigarh September 24Sikhs are the fastest-growingreligious minority in NewZealand their number hav-ing doubled in the past fiveyears as per New Zealandrsquos34th Census of Populationand Dwellings report TheSikh population in the coun-try was 19191 in 2013 Itswelled to 40908 in 2018

Not just the Sikhs but otherreligions including Hindusand Muslims have also wit-nessed a rise in their num-bers in the country that has atotal population of 48 lakhThe Hindu population wentup from 089 to 123 lakh and


Sikhs fastest-growingminority in NZ CensusTheir number has doubled in past 5 yrsShiv Kumar Sharma


Yamunanagar September 24The Haryana Governmenthas decided to introduce thee-transit pass (lsquoe-rawaanarsquo)system for monitoring themovement of raw materialfrom mining sites and prod-ucts from stone crushers andscreening plants

Amitabh Singh DhillonSecretary and Director Gen-eral Mines and GeologyHaryana has recentlyordered mining contractorsmineral dealer licensees(screening plant owners) andstone-crusher licensees toregister themselves on theportal of the Mines and Geol-ogy Department by Septem-ber 30 On the successful reg-istration they would be

granted permission for gen-erating and issuing e-transitpasses to their buyers fortransporting material andmined products

Similarly all vehicle ownersintending to transport anymineral in the state shall reg-ister their vehicles on thedepartmentrsquos portal fromOctober 1 to October 20 Incase they fail to do so and arefound to be transporting min-erals without lsquoe-rawaanarsquo it


lsquoEXODUSrsquo IN EIGHTIES Sikhs started settling in New

Zealand in late 19th century But large-scale Sikh migra-

tion began only in eightieswhen changes were made inthe immigration policy

The first gurdwara in thecountry was opened in 1977

Most Sikhs are settled inWaikato Auckland Welling-ton and Christchurch

Hindi is spoken by 69471(15) and Chinese includingMandarin by 95253 (2)

lsquoe-RAWAANArsquo TO HELP INhellip Streamlining

stock verification Improving quality

assessment Curbing overloading

Quake jolts PoK tremors in India too

NORTH SHAKEN Quake shook north India

though there was no imme-diate report of any loss oflife or property officials said

People rushed out of theirhomes and offices in panicin parts of JampK PunjabHaryana HP and Rajasthan

Curbing illegal miningvia e-transit pass in Hry

Amritsar September 24Two days after the recovery ofarms and ammunition andbusting of a terrorist modulethe Punjab Police todayrecovered a drone allegedlyused by groups in Pakistan todrop weapons in the stateThe cops acted on the confes-sion of Akashdeep Singh andhis accomplices

Meanwhile CM CaptAmarinder Singh said he waspursuing the matter with theUnion Home Ministry Hispolitical adviser RaveenThukral said the CM had spo-ken to Amit Shah on the gravi-ty of the situation two days ago

Sources said following theabrogation of Article 370 thePakistan-based ISI was tryingto disturb peace in Punjab andenhance terrorist attacks inJammu and Kashmir The useof drones to smuggle weaponsacross the heavily guardedIndo-Pak border was its newmodus operandi ndash TNS

A view of damaged roads after an earthquake rocked Pakistan-occupied Kashmir on Tuesday PTI

58magnitude quake jolt-ed Pakistan-occupied

Kashmir and several cities innorth-eastern parts of the coun-try around 4 pm on Tuesday

20persons were killed andover 300 injured in the

quake with its epicentre nearNew Mirpur in PoK

GOVT MULLS IMPOSING STOCK LIMIT ONTRADERS TO CURB ONION PRICES BUSINESS

MOVE TO SUSPEND HOUSEUNLAWFUL SC WORLD

BUMRAH TO MISS TESTSDUE TO INJURY SPORT

Half-burnt Pakdrone seized CMspeaks to Shah

Hisar September 24Nine youths returning homeafter attending an Armyrecruitment rally here werecrushed to death as a truck ranover the auto they were travel-ling in near Ramrai village onthe Jind-Hisar road late in theevening the police said

There were 11 youths in theauto-rickshaw The accidentoccurred about 8 km fromthe Jind district headquar-ters Nine youths were killedon the spot while the injuredwere rushed to hospital thepolice said Jind DSP KaptanSingh said five of the victimswere from Buradahar villagein Jind Efforts were on toidentify the others mdash TNS

Returning fromjob rally nine diein Jind accident

lsquoGREAT KHALIrsquo MOVES HC ON ROYALTY ISSUEChandigarh The ldquoGreat Khalirdquoon Tuesday moved the Punjaband Haryana High Court on royal-ty issue Dalip Singh aka Khalimoved the court following a dis-pute with an author who penneddown a book on him Justice BSWalia put the author on notice forOctober 16 It was decided that aJalandhar court would have juris-diction in the case The writerdemanded 30 per cent royalty ona film being made on Khali fol-lowing which the dispute reacheda Giddarbaha court Khali inturn moved the High Court TNS

chandigarh | gurugram | jalandhar | bathinda|jammu| srinagar | vol3 no265 | 20 pages | ~450 | regdnochd00062018-2020 established in 1881 | wednesday september 252019

Tripura Cong chief resignssays party has lsquodestroyedrsquo NE


IN BRIEF

IMRAN DONS MEDIATORrsquoS ROLE IN WEST ASIANEW DELHI Pak PM Imran Khan donned the role of amediator in West Asia on being requested to do so by USPresident Donald Trump Khan told the media in New York that after theTrump proposal heimmediately got in touch with Iran PresidentHassan Rouhani He urged the world to lookbeyond markets because ldquoif this (Kashmir)goes wrong the effects would go way beyondthe borders of the two countries Once the curfewis lifted there will be a massacrersquorsquo he said

THE TRIBUNE02 CHANDIGARH | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019PUNJAB

Fazilka September 24After granting ticket toRaminder Awla for the Jalal-abad byelection the faction-alism within the Congresshas come to the fore

Visibly annoyed two-timeCongress Cabinet MinisterHans Raj Josan who was oncea front runner for the ticketsaid he would take the deci-sion whether to support Awlaor not after a meeting with hissupporters after two days

After the Congresssarpanches opposing the deci-sion on Monday All-IndiaYouth Congress general secre-tary Jagdeep Goldy Kambojresigned from the post andthe party to protest the high-commandrsquos decision

In his letter written to BVSrinivas president IndianYouth Congress Kamboj

announced to quit the partyTalking to The Tribune theleader said he and his sup-porters couldnrsquot afford to sup-port an imposed candidateHe said he would decide thenext course of action afterholding a meeting with hissupporters on Thursday

Notably Goldy had organ-ised a rally in Jalalabad abouttwo weeks ago to stake theclaim on party ticket Srinivashad batted for Kamboj

Official sources howeversaid no one has filed the nom-ination papers from Jalal-abad so far mdash OC

Congrsquos Goldy quitsover Awla selection

Two-time CabinetMinister Hans RajJosan hostile too

Ashok Kaura

Phagwara September 24A day after the Congressannounced the candidature ofBalwinder Singh Dhaliwal forthe Phagwara seat ex-minis-ter Joginder Singh Mannwho was one of the main con-tenders for the ticket lashedout at the party for picking abureaucrat with no base in theconstituency He asked theparty to review its decision

Mann said he would decidehis future course of actionafter a discussion with family

and friends His supporterssaid they would back him ifhe contests as Independent

Dhaliwal meanwhile wastrying for a ticket from theseat for the past severalmonths He hails from Mulla-pur near Ludhiana but hisfamily is settled in Phagwarafor long say sources

Meanwhile Phagwara maywitness a triangular contestbetween the Congress SAD-BJP and Lok Insaaf Party(LIP) The LIP may announcethe candidature of JarnailNangal tomorrow Nangal got

32374 votes in the last Assem-bly polls while BJPrsquos SomParkash got 45479 votes andCongressrsquo Joginder SinghMann polled 43470 votes

BJP sources said the emer-gent meeting of the poll andcore panel was held inChandigarh today and it sentits recommendations for can-didates After reports of a tug-of-war between Som Parkashand ex-Union MoS Vijay Sam-pla who are seeking ticket fortheir relatives the BJP mayconsider Rajesh Bagha as can-didate to prevent conflict

3-way fight in Phagwara likely

Chandigarh September 24Chief Minister CaptAmarinder Singh on Tuesdayset the tone for an aggressivecampaign for the Congresscandidates in the bypolls withthe announcement that threeor four Cabinet Ministerswould be personally oversee-ing the campaigning in eachof the four constituencies

The ministers will be sup-ported by 16-18 MLAs eachwith around two dozen seniorofficer-bearers of the PPCCworking day and night

With this he has set thestage for a virtual carpetbombing of four constituen-cies by the Congress duringthe bypolls on October 21

The CM will accompany theDhaka and Jalalabad candi-dates for filing papers on Sep-tember 30 mdash TNS

Ministers tolead Congresscampaign


Chandigarh September 24 Even as the Chief Ministerhas denied making a state-ment on exoneratingParkash Singh Badal in thesacrilege case Rajya Sabhamember Partap Singh Bajwaon Tuesday expressed appre-hension that Capt AmarinderSingh was getting dictated bysome extraneous forces

While other Congress lead-ers are yet to react to the CMrsquosstatement and subsequentdenial Bajwa said ldquoDamagedone by the CMrsquos remark tothe state Congress cannot beundone through a well-thought design of first play-ing the exoneration card andthen issuing denial It hashit the morale of the leaderswho have been taking onthe Badals The vital pointin this entire narrative onthe sacrilege was rooted inthe very electoral politics ofthe Badal familyrdquo

The former PPCC chiefsaid the exoneration of theBadals had further rein-forced the perception amongthe people at large in Punjababout the complicitybetween Capt Amarinderand Badals He reminded theCM that he had taken an oathholding lsquoGutka Sahibrsquo topunish the Badals for theircrime of sacrilege but he hadnow violated his own pledge

Capt Amarinder in a state-ment has said he had not giv-en a clean chit to the Badalsover their alleged involve-ment in the sacrilege case

which was more than mani-fest in their hobnobbing withDera Sacha Sauda ahead ofBargari and their recent des-perate attempts to scuttle theprobe by influencing the clo-sure report of the CBI

ldquoAt no point did I sayParkash Singh Badal or hisson Sukhbir were not involvedin the sacrilege All I have saidwas that Badal did not himselfgo and tear up the holy GuruGranth Sahib But that doesnot rule out his involvement inthe matterrdquo he said

The Badalsrsquo decision to backthe dera for support in the run-up to the polls was a politicalmove but it triggered criminalactions for which while theymay not be directly responsi-ble their accountability cantbe ignored the CM said

Besides Bir Devinder for-mer Deputy Speaker of Pun-jab Vidhan Sabha said theCMrsquos statement on Badalshad finally exposed the nexusof viewless understandingbetween the two familieswithout an iota of doubt ldquoHowcan the CM make such aresounding stupid statementon a super sensitive core reli-gious issue of the Sikh com-munity at a time when thestate is going to witness theAssembly bypoll on four seatswithin a monthrdquo he added

Meanwhile PPCC chiefSunil Jakhar said the Badalswere clearly involved in theacts of omission and commis-sion as they tried to save theperpetrators of sacrilege forvote politics and pardoningthe dera chief

Amarinder being dictatedby external forces Bajwa


Chandigarh September 24 The Aam Aadmi Party haswritten to the Chief Elec-tion Commissioner of India(CEC) listing measures toensure free and fair elec-tions in the four Assemblysegments in the state dueon October 21 The letterwas sent to the CECthrough the Chief ElectionOfficer Punjab

In the letter which wasreleased to the press from par-ty headquarters on Tuesdaysecretary-cum-state-treasurerof the party Sukhwinder PalSukhi said in view of thegrowing influence of those atthe helms of affairs in thesuccessive SAD-BJP andCongress governments hold-ing sway over the police in thestate the AAP wanted theelections be conducted underthe supervision of Centralsecurity forces instead of thestate police to ensure trans-parency in the process

It sought that the PPScadre officers in the statemay be replaced with theirIPS counterparts at least tillthe election process was over

The AAP also suggestedthat the model code of con-duct be implemented in let-ter and in spirit underthe watch of the Centralsecurity agencies to keep acheck on the ruling dispen-sationrsquos resorting to misuseof power and officialmachinery during the con-duct of the elections

Depute Centralforces in all 4segments AAP

Deepkamal KaurTribune News Service

Jalandhar September 24BJP state president ShwaitMalik who chaired a stateelection meeting on Tues-day tried to clear the gener-al perception among theparty leaders and workersabout the candidature of rel-atives of sitting MPs in theforthcoming byelections

Clearly batting in favour ofHoshiarpur MP SomParkashrsquos wife Anita fromthe Phagwara seat he saidldquoThere have been so manyinstances in the countrywhere MP and MLA are fromthe same family There is nosuch specific rule (against it)in the party though it will befor the parliamentary boardheaded by party presidentAmit Shah to decide andfinalise the names of thenominees for the Phagwaraand Mukerian seats My jobis only to discuss the nameshere and take the final list tothe board which will meet inthe next two or three daysrdquo

The election committeemembers discussed sixnames for Phagwara includ-ing those of Anita formerUnion minister Vijay Sam-plarsquos son Sahil Sampla for-mer chairman of the SC com-mission Rajesh Baghacouncillor Om Parkash Bittu

SC Morcha state presidentDr Dilbagh Singh and Gur-dev Bedi Most of the discus-sion centred around the can-didature of Anita and Sahil

Malik said ldquoWe will dis-cuss all names in theboard meetingrdquo

However there was dis-sent among the committeemembers who attended the

meeting today Former min-ister Tikshan Sud wasreportedly in favour of Anitaand Manoranjan Kalia forSahil State in-charge Prab-hat Jha could not attend themeeting owing to his moth-errsquos recent demise

Both Vijay Sampla andSom Parkash who too aremembers of the committee

were not allowed to partici-pate in the discussions forthe Phagwara seat Theyhowever participated in themeeting for the Mukerianseat There were in all 12aspirants from Mukerianincluding former ministerArunesh Shakar Jangi LalMahajan and Rajput leaderThakur Sangram Singh

MPsrsquo kin can get ticket Malik

BJP state chief Shwait Malik addresses a press conference in Jalandhar on Tuesday SARABJIT SINGH

ASSEMBLYBYPOLLS

Says no lsquorulersquo against it bats for Som Parkashrsquos wife for Phagwara seat

Parvesh SharmaTribune News Service

Sangrur September 24A labourer Krishan Singhof Dhandoli Khurd hasbeen shuttling between var-ious offices for over threemonths to get attestedcopies of his fatherrsquos deathcertificate Seva KendraDirba staff say the death ofhis father Teja Singh hasnrsquotbeen registered in recordsso he should reapply butKrishan contends that thecertificate he possesses was

issued by the HealthDepartment on May 30 andldquoif it is not there in recordsitrsquos not my faultrdquo

The Dirba Seva Kendrahas issued him anothercertificate declaring thatTeja Singhrsquos death hasnrsquotbeen registered

A harried Krishan says ldquoIam a labourer and I canrsquotafford to leave my work dai-ly I am the only earninghand in my family If myfatherrsquos death hasnrsquot beenregistered how did the

authorities concerned issuedthe death certificaterdquo

His father Teja Singhserved in the statersquos PublicWorks Department (Build-ing and Roads) and retiredaround 25 years ago Hedied on May 12 after a longillness following which themultipurpose health work-er in his village registeredthe death on May 22 andfinally the certificate wasissued on May 30

ldquoOur family needs moneyurgently There is a little

money in my fatherrsquos bankaccount To withdraw thesame we need attestedcopies of his death certificateI request the higher-ups toinquire the matterrdquo he rues

When contacted SangrurCivil Surgeon Dr RajKumar who is the districtregistrar of death and birthsaid ldquoItrsquos a serious matterEmployees canrsquot deny theattestation of certificate Iwill look into the matter andtake an appropriate actionafter checking our recordrdquo

No record of death certificate labourer at witrsquos end

Krishan Singh shows hisfatherrsquos death certificate

GS PaulTribune News Service

Amritsar September 24High drama prevailed whena team of the AmritsarImprovement Trust (AIT)went to take the possessionof two shops located at aprime location here that wereleased to wife of a personalassistant (PA) to former min-ister Navjot Singh Sidhu

Hours after the AIT teamsealed the shops the existingoccupants broke open thelocks The team again went totake the possession It facedwrath of the occupants butend up putting fresh locks

Following this AIT EstateOfficer Parminder Singhlodged a plaint to the PoliceCommissioner against theoccupants for misbehavingwith them and preventingthem from performing duties

AIT chairperson DineshBassi said the two shops mdashNo 68 and 69 mdash were allottedto Navjeet Kaur wife of Gau-rav Kumar PA of Sidhu in2010 He claimed that therewere two irregularities mdash thelessee had sublet the govern-ment property and seldomdeposited the rent

ldquoSince the lessee defied thenorms the lease of theseshops were cancelled Despite

several warnings the lesseedidnrsquot surrender the occupan-cy Rather sublet them toanother party who ran an icecream parlour Today ourteam went to take possessionbut the occupants not onlybroke open the seal but alsomanhandled our team mem-bers We also lodged a policecomplaintrdquo he said

On the other hand Gauravadmitted that these shopswere allotted to his wifethrough e-tendering processon a rent of Rs 12000 per

month He denied the allega-tions of subletting the shop astheir possession was nevertaken officially

ldquoActually we wanted to runa Verka booth over there butthe plan was dropped Wenever took their possessionand hence never depositedthe rent I have no inklinghow when and who occupiedthese shops legally or illegallyas we have no connectionwith it I rather support themove of AIT It should havebeen done earlierrdquo he said

Shops allotted to wifeof Sidhursquos PA vacated


Chandigarh September 24Following a bitter exchange ofwords with Union ministerand senior Akali leader Har-simrat Kaur Badal over GSTrefund on langar Chief Minis-ter Capt Amarinder Singhsaid the government todaytransferred Rs 196 crore tothe bank account of the Shiro-mani Gurdwara PrabhandakCommittee (SGPC) to settlethe entire pending refund ofDarbar Sahib Amritsar

With this not a single pennyof the claims raised by theSGPC for the GST on the lan-gar was pending said SpecialChief Secretary RevenueKBS Sidhu adding that noclaim had so far beenreceived from the other tworeligious shrines ndash Sri Dur-

giana Mandir Amritsar andSri Valmik Sthal Ram TirathAmritsar Notably the stategovernment had in May thisyear allocated Rs 4 crore tothe Deputy CommissionerAmritsar for the GST refundfor three shirnes

Of the total allocatedamount against the pendingGST bills Rs 35 crore was setaside for Darbar Sahib Rs

35000 for Durgiana Mandirand the remaining for Valmi-ki Sthal Ram Tirath

The Chief Minister hasalready directed the Financeand Revenue departments toclear any further pendingclaims for the three shrines assoon as they are raisedagainst the GST incurredfrom August 1 2017 He hasalso instructed immediate dis-

bursal of all future claims ofthe three shrines said Sidhu

Amarinder has made it clearthat the state government wascommitted to bearing theGST for these three shrinesin line with its notification of100 per cent refund againstthis head for Punjabrsquos share

The process of clearing thepending dues against theGST refund had been initiat-

ed immediately after the req-uisite budgetary approvalswere taken from the VidhanSabha in the Budget sessionand the Finance Departmenthad relaxed its guidelines ofquarterly releases said theChief Minister

As soon as the process wascompleted the pendingGST refund of Rs19657190 was transferredto the SGPC against itspending claim he added

Not only this the state gov-ernment had decided to allo-cate the entire pendingamount to the DC Amritsarto ensure its seamless dis-bursement Amarinder point-ed out lambasting Akalileaders for resorting to bla-tant falsehoods to misleadthe people on this sensitivereligious issues

The AIT officials try to get the possession of shops allotted tothe wife of Navjot Singh Sidhursquos PA in Amritsar TRIBUNE PHOTO

Chandigarh September 24The SAD on Tuesday con-demned the Congress govern-ment for sprinkling salt on thewounds of the farming com-munity by issuing a cheque ofRe 1 to a marginal farmer whohad applied for a Rs 150-lakhloan waiver under a scheme

In a statement here ex-min-ister Bikram Singh Majithiasaid ldquoThe cheque of Re 1received by Gursewak Singhof Lakhna village in TarnTaran is the truth of the loanwaiver scheme and explainswhy 1200 farmers have com-mitted suicide after being left

in the lurch by the CongressrdquoLambasting the conduct of

the government for deceivingfarmers he claimed it wasoblivious to the hurt caused tothe father of three daughterswho had been issued a chequeof Re 1 ldquoEarlier also manyfarmers have receivedcheques of figures varyingfrom Rs 7 to a few hundred Itseems the government isadamant on continuing withits anti-farmer policiesrdquo

ldquoSAD will launch a massmovement to force the govern-ment to implement the prom-ises made to farmersrdquo mdash TNS

SAD slams govt forlsquoanti-farmerrsquo policy

GST refund ~196 cr transferred to SGPC

BJP STATE CHIEFrsquoS lsquoROWDY MODIrsquo GAFFE Itrsquos perhaps his habit to speak fast that is leading BJP state

chief Shwait Malik to frequent slips of tongue As Malik wasaddressing a press meet on the sidelines of the partyrsquos elec-tion meeting he called PM Narendra Modirsquos recent US eventas lsquoRowdy Modirsquo instead of lsquoHowdy Modirsquo He corrected himselfonly after leaders sitting beside him pointed out his mistake

Two weeks ago at a press meet in Patiala Malik had saidldquoSanu hokum hoya ke fauj da nirman karne jehri gharan ch jake logan de zakhman te namak lagaye (We have directions tocreate a team which will go to peoplersquos places and sprinkle salton their woundsrdquo Instead he intended to say that he wantedto create a team that would apply balm on peoplersquos wounds

NO NOMINATIONFILED ON DAY 2Chandigarh No paperswere registered for thebyelection of PhagwaraMukerian Dakha andJalalabad Assembly con-stituencies on the sec-ond day of the filing ofnominations on Tues-day The last date for thefiling of the nominationsis September 30 TNS

CM SLAMS AKALI LEADERSDescribing Akali leadersrsquo state-ments on the GST refund issue asshameful and reprehensible ChiefMinister Amarinder Singh said theCongress was not in the habit ofreneging on its promises in sharpcontrast to Shiromani Akali Dalleaders who evidently believedin abusing religion for their politi-cal and personal interests

There have been political differences between AIT chairper-son Dinesh Bassi and Navjot Singh Sidhu Bassi formerdistrict Youth Congress president was the strongest con-tender for the MLA seat from the Eastern constituency butwas dropped to pave way for new entrant Sidhu

CAPT DENIES CLEAN CHIT TO BADALS

MANN CRITICISES CMrsquoS REMARKAAP MP Bhagwant Mann while addressingmediapersons at Sangrur slammed the CMfor giving a clean chit to the Badals in thesacrilege incidents especially when the SITprobe was still underway He said the CBI giv-ing a clean chit to Badal earlier was a well-thought-out ploy of the Captain govern-ment to offer him protection Mann saidthe final verdict which the SIT had toannounce came from the CM himself

At no point did I say Parkash SinghBadal or his son Sukhbir were notinvolved in the sacrilege All Irsquove saidwas that Badal did not himself go andtear up Guru Granth Sahib But thatdoes not rule out his involvementin the matter Capt Amarinder Singh CM

POLITICAL DIFFERENCES

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Sangrur September 24With the arrest of two mem-bers of a gang the policeclaim to have solved 460fraudulent ATM with-drawals carried out in Biharand Punjab One of thearrested gang members isClass X pass and the otherClass VI pass They clonedATM cards with the help ofa skimming machine

ldquoOn September 19 theSherpur police arrested twopersons including the king-pin of the gang Mohit Rajfrom Bihar and GurmeetSingh from Barnala Theiraccomplice Badal Singhescaped During investiga-tions it came to light thatthey are involved in 400fraudulent ATM with-drawals carried out in Biharand 60 in Barnala and Sher-

pur areas In Bihar the with-drawals were made inNawada and Lakhi Saraiareasrdquo said Dr SandeepGarg SSP Sangrur

Garg said the members ofthe gang would wait for peoplewho did not know how to useATM cards After identifyingthe target they would clone

his ATM card with a skim-ming machine after taking iton the pretext of helping himin withdrawing money One ofthe members would cleverly

note down the pin code ldquoMohit travelled by air to

Bihar many times He isalso facing other cases inBiharrdquo said Garg

ATM card cloners land in netBehind 460 withdrawals in Bihar Punjab Class X pass kingpin of gang travelled by air

Two members of the ATM card clonersrsquo gang in the custody of Sangrur police TRIBUNE PHOTO

Neha SainiTribune News Service

Amritsar September 24Days after the busting of aterror module followed bythe arrests of persons affili-ated with Khalistan Zind-abad Force (KZF) and armsseizure at Khalra village inTarn Tarn DGP DinkarGupta has said that investi-gation teams are workingwith the National Investiga-tion Agency (NIA) and othernational agencies to tracemore such sleeper groups

Gupta who was in Amrit-sar to attend an event todaysaid primary investigationswere under way and evi-dence was being collectedto prove the theory that thearms were dropped at Khal-ra village from a drone

ldquoWe had busted the MaanSingh-Sher Singh terrormodule in 2017 Since then37 or more such sleeper mod-ules have been identified andbusted The target and planbehind the arms drop is stillnot clear yet but it will be incoming daysrdquo he said

Gupta said all countermeasures had been taken toprevent drone infiltrationin future ldquoIt is a big chal-lenge for us and we areworking simultaneously tomodernise our force to com-bat drone infiltrations TheBSF and the IAF have alsobeen informed and effortstaken in this directionrdquo

He also said prison securi-ty too had been beefed upfollowing the incident ldquoWehave planned to install jam-mers and upgrade securityat the prisons across thestate Issues that need seg-regated attention are alsobeing looked intordquo

With the incidents thathint at the revival of Khalis-tan movement in PunjabGupta said referendum2020 found no takers in the

state ldquoReferendum 2020 isnot a challenge for PunjabPolice as it finds no takersor supporters in the state orotherwiserdquo

As for the blast investiga-tion that occurred on Mon-day evening in a junkyard inthe Islamabad area of Amrit-sar in which two people werekilled Gupta said an SIT hadbeen constituted by the Com-missioner of Police AmritsarDr Sukhchain Singh Gill

Efforts on to track moresleeper modules DGP

Rajmeet SinghTribune News Service

Chandigarh September 24A meeting called by thePunjab Congress to discussorganisational issuesturned out to be an embar-rassment for party leaderswith district Congress com-mittee (DCC) chiefs airingresentment against thepolitical establishment andtheir own government

The issues surfaced at themeeting chaired by PunjabAffairs incharge Asha Kumariand Punjab Pradesh CongressCommittee chief Sunil Jakharat the Punjab Congress head-quarters here A majority ofDCC chiefs said be it ministersor MLAs everyone was pursu-ing their own agenda and thepartyrsquos interests had beenpushed to the background

Some DCC presidentspointed out that they had

been appointed for over sixmonths now but still nodirections from the politicaldispensation had beenpassed to the civil and policeadministration to listen to thegrievances of party workersSome complained that theywere not being given politicalspace and due respect

Sources said Sunam DCCpresident Rajinder Rajapointed out that Akaliswere still ruling the roost as

a vice-chairman of theAkalis had been elected inthe samiti elections TheDCC presidents of Fate-hgarh Sahib and Nawan-shahr Subash Sood andPrem Chand Bheemarespectively said MLAswere encouraging their owngroups in their constituen-cies rather than involvingthe district Congress units

Fazilka DCC chief RanjamKumar Kamra said indisci-pline was spreading roots inthe party as no leader hadbeen show-caused forindulging in anti-party activ-ities On the similar linesRopar DCC chief BarinderDhillon is learnt to havepointed out that Ropar MLAAmarjit Sandoya who joinedthe Congress ahead of theparliamentary elections hadvoted for Akali candidate inthe Zila Parishad elections

At party meet DCC chiefsupset with own regime

Our Correspondent

Tarn Taran September 24The police have arrestedfive gangsters associatedwith the jailed gangsterJaggu Bhagwanpuria

The police have recovered10 weapons a huge quantityof ammunition besides twoSUVs from their possession

At a press conferenceSSP Dharuv Dahiya saidthe arrested gangsterswere Jag Roshan Singhalias Roshan Hundal ofKler village Sarwan

Singh alias Samma Pehal-wan of Kairowal LovejitSingh of RaspulurSukhdev Singh of JeewanSingh Nagar and EkamSingh of Kajikot

The police have also iden-tified their five accomplicesGurpreet Singh Goga ofAladinpur ArshdeepSingh of Kulla villageSonu of Sheron MandeepSingh of Mundapind andKanwal of Patti

ldquoThe police have recov-ered four double-barrelguns two 315-bore rifles

32-bore revolvers 32-borepistols with 183 rounds ofdifferent bores besides twoSUVsrdquo said Dahiya

Though associated withBhagwanpuria the gangwas functioning under theleadership Roshan Hundal

A case under Sections 2527 54 59 of the Arms Act andSections 336 188 148 149 ofthe IPC has been registeredagainst the gangsters

He said that the gang-sters were responsible formany looting and snatch-ing incidents

5 gangsters nabbed with arms

Dinkar Gupta DGP (left) along with CP Sukhchain Singh Gilladdresses the media in Amritsar on Tuesday PHOTO VISHAL KUMAR

The members of thegang had duped Barnalaand Sherpur residents ofRs 15 lakh in the pastthree months Theywithdrew money throughcloned cards in PatialaMoga Bathinda andMalot areas Mohit alsotransferred money to thebank accounts of hismother and wife We have frozen their bank accounts

Dr Sandeep Garg SANGRUR SSP

It is a big challenge for us and we are workingsimultaneously to modernise our force to combatdrone infiltrations The BSF and IAF have also been informed and efforts have been taken in this direction Dinkar Gupta DGP

lsquoGEARING UP TO COMBAT DRONE INFILTRATIONSrsquo


Moga September 24The police have lodged anFIR against four DeraSacha Sauda followers forallegedly trying to bribeand influence the com-plainant in the sacrilegeincident of 2015 whichoccurred at Malke village inthe district

The trial of this case ispending in a local court

The complainant SewakSingh had filed an applica-tion during last hearing ofthe case on September 16alleging that the familymembers of two mainaccused in the case tried toinfluence him by offering asum of Rs 4 lakh

The FIR has been regis-tered against dera followerAmardeep Singh an accusedin the sacrilege case hisfather Sukhamdar SinghMithu Singh Mann and hisbrother Gurmail Singh underSections 116 193 195A 506and 120B of the IPC at theSamalsar police station

The police said Sukhman-dar Singh and Gurmail whogave the cheque to SewakSingh were arrested

Sewak Singh has allegedthat father and brother oftwo main accused tried tobribe him by giving him acheque for Rs 2 lakh onSeptember 15 He alsodemanded that the bailorders of all five allegedaccused should be can-celled because Sukhman-dar and Gurmail were issu-ing threats to his life

Four booked forissuing threats

Another incidentreported at AboharAbohar The Srigangana-gar police have registereda case on a statement ofGurdyal Singh ldquopathirdquo atthe gurdwara in Sadhuwalivillage on the Abohar-Srig-anganagar road whoalleged that a ldquobirrdquo wasfound on the floor besidespages of Japuji Sahib Gut-ka on Monday evening Apolice team visited thegurdwara and examinedthe footage of the CCTVcameras installed on themain road OC

SACRILEGE CASETribune News Service

Chandigarh September 24A delegation of the RiceMillersrsquo Association calledon director of the Food Civ-il Supplies and ConsumerAffairs Department Anindi-ta Mitra at Anaj Bhawan onTuesday

The millers under thechairmanship of president ofthe association Gian ChandBhardwaj have sought anextension in the date of deliv-ery of rice from March 31 aslisted in the policy for theFCI has no storage spaceThey also demanded that asecurity deposit of ~10 lakh(refundable and non-refund-able) be reduced to ~5 lakhand to increase the storagelimit from 4000 to 8000 met-ric tonnes for furnishing ofbank gaurantee

A spokesperson for thegovernment said the dele-gation expressed its grati-tude to the director forundertaking novel initia-tives under the guidance ofFood Civil Supplies andConsumer Affairs MinisterBharat Bhushan Ashu

Extend ricedelivery datesay millers

Jakhar assures themof meeting with CMAfter three-hour sessionPCC chief Sunil Jakharassured the DCC chiefs

that he wouldarrange theirjoint meeting

withtheCM

Residents of PatialaMoga Bathinda duped

THE TRIBUNE04 GURUGRAM | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019PUNJAB

BHOG AND ANTIM ARDAS

With profound grief we announce thepassing of our beloved S Karamjit SinghDhillon of Dhilwan Please join the familyfor Antim Ardas and Kirtan on Thursday26th Sept 2019 at Gurudwara GuruTegh Bahadur 23 No Phatak ModelTown Patiala from 1230 to 130 pmfollowed by Guru ka Langar

Fondly remembered by

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26-27 Bachittar Nagar Patiala (Ph 84279-23227)

Guru Nanak Mission Public Sen SecSchool VPO Dhahan Kaleran (DisttSBS Nagar Punjab-144505) invitesapplications for PGT teachers forEnglish Mathematics and PhysicsCandidate should be Post Graduate inrelevant subject with BEd Excellent inwritten spoken English with 2 yearsexperience in well reputed school Alsorequired Art Teacher for SecondaryClasses Interested candidates send CVat gnmps_dkyahooin or visit schoolby 01102019 (CL19086896)

Required teacher SSt English min(MA BEd) excellence in SpokenEnglish Sachkhand Convent School(ICSE amp ISC) Hindumal Kot RoadAbohar Principal for query 98787-38011 77106-18000 01634-231115231116 (CL19086895)

Clerk required for Security AgencyOffice at Vill Dhina Jalandharknowledge of MicrosoftComputerContact 94649-45588 (CL19086872)

Canadian Immigration companyrequires counselor and IELTS trainer atPatiala Contact 95170-08899 Emailconsultantmultilinksimmigrationcom(CL19086847)

Required MD - MBBS or BAMSResidential Doctors for reputedCharitable hospital at Patran (PTL)concern 85590-51500(CL19086844)

SD Kanya Mahavidalya PunjabiMohalla Ambala Cantt inviteapplications for the post of PGTHistory amp Primary Teacher for Englishmedium branch Apply within 7 daysContact 2630138 89504-69825(CL19086840)

Required Doctor Sonologist OTTechnician Lab Technician good salaryfood and accommodation free forhospital Nawanshahr Contact 84377-94603 90419-03734 (CL19086788)

SD Model Senior Secondary SchoolPhagwara wanted experienced andtrained male female English ampMathematics teachers for SeniorClasses Retired persons with goodhealth are also eligible Walk -ininterview on 30092019 with originaldocuments at 930 am (CL19086779)

Little Angels Smart School Roparrequires experienced and trained local Nursery Teachers Tejinder Singh Chopra (Principal) Call 85588-64433 or Mail resume atl i t t l e a n g e l s r o p a r g m a i l c o m(CL19086733)

Required Junior Advocate at Law Office at Mohali Contact 95018-07620 (CL19086728)

Requirement of MBBS MS (GenSurgery) and Gynae) full time at 20bedded hospital in Sangrur Distt freeaccommodation Contact- 98550-73550 (CL19086726)

Maharaja Ranjit Singh CollegeMalout (Muktsar) Applications onprescribed proforma are invited for postof Principal (regular) Eligibility as perconditions laid down by UGC NCTEState Govt Pb University with copyto Dean College Development CouncilPanjab University Chandigarh and ninecopies to College within 30 days frompublication of the advertisementReservation for SC ST handi-cappedas per Panjab Govt University UGCnorms Note In case non-availability ofeligible candidate retired approvedPrincipal from affiliated Colleges ofPanjab University can be appointed oncontract basis for fixed term two yearsor till age of 65 years GeneralSecretary (CL19086721)

Fatherrsquos International School (CBSE Code 530640) NH72Naraingarh Road Panjokhra AmbalaEnlisting part time full timeacademically bright and energeticteachers for Nursery to Twelfth classesAttractive emolument Apply tom a n i s h a _ m i n o c h a y a h o o c o m(CL19086702)

Oxbridge World School Kotkapura(affiliated to CBSE) requires PrincipalQualified amp experienced candidate may mail resume to recruitmentoxbridgeworldschoolgmailcomContact No9216300008(CL19086656)

Wanted for immediate joiningprincipal amp teaching staff for CBSEaffilated school in Jalandhar 98551-55972 (CL19086645)

Walk-In Interview TCI Express Ltd40 Vacancies for Customer CareShould speak English Hindi PunjabiQual Graduate Age below 30 yrsFreshers Experienced Carry resume on24 25 amp 26 Sep lsquo19 10 am - 3 pmVenue Plot No 21 Transport Area Sec26 Chandigarh 98999-67264 Emailrecruittciexpressin (CL19086583)

The Millennium School Sunamaffiliated to CBSE New Delhi(Affiliation No 1631241) requires thefollowing staff 1 Pre Primary and MusicTeacher 2 TGT Mathematics EnglishComputer Social Science and Science(both Medical and Non-Medical) 3PGT Chemistry Biology EnglishMathematics and DPE 4 Coordinator(Primary Secondary and SeniorSecondary) free transportation fromSangrur Salary no bar Email applicationwithin 07 days along with detailedresume and passport size photograph toprincipaltmssunamgmailcom Contact No 95692-29000(CL19086578)

Wanted competent amp experiencedteachers to teach grade TGT amp PGTEnglish Chemistry Biology PhysicsHistory Commerce Maths and Punjabifor Akal Academy Baru Sahib HimachalPradesh Eligibility Postgraduation inthe required stream BEd ETT orDElEd is compulsory Salary Rs15000 to Rs 25000 Interestedcandidates may send their biodata alongwith recent photograph to Emailhr1barusahiborg Mob 98050-9873098164-00632 (CL19086468)

Urgently required PGTs MathsCommerce TGTs English SSt PRTsEnglish EVS Mother Teachers Co-ordinators sweepers gardeners inSacred Soul Cambridge School VillRoad Nurpur HP Interested candidatescan mail resumes onsacredsoulcambridgeschoolgmailcom or visit in the school during workingdays 98166-38077 (CL19085624)

Mata Gujri Public School Kangthali(Kaithal) affiliated to CBSE New DelhiRequirement- 2019 Coordinator V to XIIknowledge for all subjects Teacherrequired for Nursery KG PGT EnglishHistory PolScience TGT Punjabi MusicSSt Free transport Patiala to schoolContact Mob 98130-60526 99917-41200Email mgpskangthaligmailcom(CL19085524)

Urgently required a Team of Doctorsincluding MBBS BAMS Pharmacistand Nursing Staff ANM GNM BScNursing for a Multi Speciality Hospitalin District Hoshiarpur Contact 98724-62863 (CL19083906)

Required highly experienced EnglishStenographer with minimum 10 yearsexperience as Steno with an Advocateretired may also apply good computerskills must Contact Sunrise SCO 86-87 Sector 8-C Madhya MargChandigarh Mob73470-08285 Email- jobssunriselegalservicescom(CL19086688)

SITUATION VACANT

Civil Courts LudhianaIn the Court of

Sh Prabhjot Singh KalekaAdditional Civil Judge

(Senior Division) LudhianaNext date purpose of case orders

and judgements as well as other caseinformation is available on

httpecourtsgovinCNR No PBLD02-002518-2019

Peshi 09102019Publication Notice under

Order 5 Rule 20 CPCManjinder Singh so Sh MalkiatSingh ro Vill Alipur Khalsa TehsilDhuri Distt Sangrur (Plaintiff)

VersusSantokh Singh Deol and others

(Defendants)Suit for declarationNotice to Defendent 3 General Public

Whereas plaintiff aforesaid has fileda suit for declaration to the effect thatthe alleged adoption deed bearingVasika No 29 dated 16022015registered with Sub-Registrar SherpurSangrur with regard to adoption ofminor Gurkiran Singh who was bornon 21092006 is wrong illegalmalafide null and void result ofmisrepresentation and is not in anymanner whatsoever binding on therights of the plaintiff and same isliable to be set-aside and furtherit has been proved to the satisfactionof the Court that the defendant(s)respondent(s) above named cannot beserved in the ordinary way of serviceHence this proclamation under Order5 Rule 20 CPC is hereby issuedagainst him them and should appearpersonally or through their counsel on09102019 at 1000 am

Take notice that in default of histheir appearance on the day beforementioned the above said case will beheard and determined in histheirabsence

Given under my hand and the seal ofthe Court this 17092019

For details logon tohttpshighcourtchdgovintrs=district_noticeampdistrict=ludhiana

Sd- PS KalekaAdditional Civil Judge

(Senior Division)CL19086785 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICE

I Girdhar Gopal so Sh Desh Raj roHNo 90 Village Bhabat ZirakpurDistt SAS Nagar (Mohali) declare thatmy son Manikaran Sharma and his wifeKirti Sharma are out of my control Idisown them from all my moveableimmoveable property I shall not beresponsible for any of their acts andanybody dealing with them shall do soat their own risk (CL19086761)

I No 2483874K Sep Ashok Kumarso Late Sh Munshi Ram ro 1182-BDSC Platoon OCF Plot No 183 IndArea-I Chandigarh-160002 declare thatthe date of birth of my son AkashChaudhary has wrongly mentioned as03122001 in my service record It mayplease be corrected as 03122002(CL19086750)

I Rashmi Khurana wo Amit Khurana 6 Jain Nagar Ambala Cantt havechanged my minor sonrsquos name fromKrishna to Krishna Khurana Concernednote (CL19086837)

I Jog Raj No 3965293H Rank Ex Hav so Ram Singh Village ChulhriDistt Una (HP) have declared that myArmy documents name of my sonwrongly entered as Bikram Singh insteadof Vikram Singh Note it (CL19086727)

I Kawaljit Kaur wo Jasvir Singh ro17370 Master Colony Ratia RoadTohana (Fatehabad) have changed my name as Kamaljeet Kaur(CL19086723)

I Surjit Singh so Balwinder Singhro Harike Teh Patti Distt Tarntaranhave changed my name from SurjitSingh to Surjit Singh Sandhu(CL19086713)

I Tavish so Krishan Vaidya of HNo4213 Rameshwar Niwas JailroadMandi HP 175001 now residing at 700Agnew Rd 333 Santa Clara CA 95054change my name to Tavish Vaidya for allpurposes subject to the approval of IndianEmbassy of USA (CL19086707)

I Kanwarjit Singh so Kartar SinghSohal ro M80 Housing Board ColonyChilgari PO amp Tehsil DharamshalaDistt Kangra HP have changed myname from Kanwarjit Singh to KanwarjitSingh Sohal In future I may be known asKanwarjit Singh Sohal for all purposesConcerned note (CL19086701)

I Harjinder Kaur Gandhi woParamjeet Singhresident of Flat No C36 Army Flats Mansa Devi ComplexSector 4 Panchkulahave changed myname to Harjinder Kaur (CL19086674)

I Paramjeet Singh Gandhi soShSarmukh Singh resident of Flat NoC 36 Army Flats Mansa DeviComplexSector 4 Panchkula havechanged my name to Paramjeet Singh(CL19086671)

I Naresh Prasad Sharma so LateAjab Lal ro 26143 Sec 49-CChandigarh have changed my name toNaresh Kumar (CL19086604)

I Rajesh Sharma so Krishan DevSharma 70-C Street No 3 PartapNagar Patiala Cantt have changed myname to Rajesh Kumar (CL19086493)

I Partap Singh so Guriqbal Singh64-A Cheema Nagar ExtensionJalandhar declare that Partap is mygiven name and Singh is my surname(CL19086340)

PUBLIC NOTICES

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Lifeline Superspeciality HospitalZirakpur offers Worldrsquos best heartbypass surgery 125000- allinclusive Vasuclar Thoracic SurgeryAngiography 7999- Angioplasty70000- for appointment call 98141-04203 (CL19085164)

MEDICALSURGICAL

(UO 5 Rule 20 CPC)In the Court of

Ms Daljeet KaurCivil Judge (Junior Division)

LudhianaShashi Kumar Applicant

VsSukhdeep Singh

CNR NoPBLD02-009076-2017Next Date 30102019

Publication issued to2) Vikramjit Singh son of

Durga Singh son of RadheySingh

3) Anu Munjal wife of ShAnkur Munjal son ofAbhinash Munjal

4) Parveen Malhotra wife ofSh Ajay Malhotra

5) Gandharv Rana son ofPritam Singh son of AmarSingh

6) Surinder Kaur wife ofJaswinder Singh son ofGurdial Singh

7) Asha Sharma wife of AshokSharma son of Kharaiti Lal

8) Manju Ahuja wife of PawanKumar son of Chaman Lal

9) Seema Rani wife of KachanKumar

10) Babita Rani wife of AnilKumar

14) Prince Mahendru son ofRajnish Mahendru son ofVidya Parkash

15) Pars Ram Gupta son ofParveen

16) Anu Sharma daughter ofMahesh Sharma son ofKaram Chand now wife ofManohar Lal Sharma

17) Amit Sharma son of MaheshSharma

18) Kamal Kumar son of ShDavinder Kumar son ofGian Chand

19) Raj Kumar son of Ram Dassson of Jiva Ram

20) Savita Rani wife of RajKumar son of Ram Dass

All residents of Village PartapSingh Wala Tehsil and DistrictLudhiana

RespondentsDefendantsIn above titled case the

defendant(s)respondent(s)could not be served It is orderedthat defendant(s) respondent(s)should appear in person orthrough counsel on 30102019at 1000 am

For details logon tohttpshighcourtchdgovintrs=district_noticeampdistrict=

ludhianaDated this day of 18092019

Sd- Civil Judge(Junior Division)

CL19086786 Ludhiana

(Uo 5 Rule 20 CPC)In the Court of

TarjaniCivil Judge (Junior Division)

NakodarKashmir Kaur

VersusHarjinder Singh

CNR No PBJLA0-000312-2019Next Date 10102019

A suit US 34 of The Specific Relief Actfor declaration to the effect that theplaintiff is owner in possession of landmeasuring 9K-9MLS being 15 share ofland measuring 47K-8MLS situated inthe area of Village Ladhran (HB No131) Tehsil Nakodar District JalandharSuit for grant of decree of jointpossessionPublication issued to

1 Harjinder Singh so Karam Singh soArjan Singh ro Village LadhranNakodar 2 Gurbax Kaur do KaramSingh wo Gurnam Singh ro 28 St PaulrsquosRoad Burmingham Smethwik B66 UK3 Hanbans Kaur do Karam Singh woJang Bahadur Singh ro 22 Elderglue StFirst Floor Glassgo Western 2G3 7AW 4Balvir Kaur so Karam Singh wo LateShanker Singh ro Sunder Nagar TehsilNakodar 5 Amandeep Singh Tut soHarjinder Singh so Karam Singh 6Jagpreet Singh Tut so Harjinder Singhso Karam Singh 7 Pawanjit Singh Tutso Harjinder Singh so Karam Singh

All ro Village Ladhran TehsilNakodar Distt Jalandhar

In above titled case thedefendant(s)respondent(s) could not beserved It is ordered that defendant(s)respondent(s) should appear in person orthrough counsel on 10102019 at 1000am

For details logon tohttpshighcourtchdgovin

trs=district_noticeampdistrict=jalandharDated this day of 17092019

Sd-Civil Judge (Junior Division)

CL19086781 Nakodar

COURT NOTICES

I Pankaj Kaushal so Sh VinodKumar Kaushal ro Ward No 2 BaddiSheetalpur Teh Baddi Distt Solan(HP) have changed my minordaughterrsquos name from Pari Kaushal toShreya Kaushal (CL19086911)

I Joginder Singh No 3989174L Ex LNK So Bhagat Ram VPOChowkimaniar Distt Una (HP) havedeclared that my Army documents DoBmy son Nitin Rana wrongly entered as07032000 instead of 04092000concern note please (CL19086890)

I Seema Rani Garg wo PawanKumar Vill Naurang PO ChatthaDistt Sirsa have changed my name toSeema (CL19086894)

I Mehak Seth do Sunil Seth havechanged my name to Sanchi Dua woRaghav Dua ro S-7696 Gali AweWali Is Gate Bhagtanwala AmritsarPunjab-143001 Concerned note(CL19086838)

I No 15111899F LNK DhanveerSingh so Sh Kishan Chand ro 1182-BDSCPL OCF Cable FactoryChandigarh declare that the date ofbirth of my wife Kalpana Devi haswrongly mentioned as 25470 in myservice record It may please becorrected as 451969 (CL19086770)

I Perminder Sandhu spouse ofMulkjeet Singh Sandhu resident ofHouse No F-7201 Kashmir AvenueAmritsar Punjab 143001 have changedmy name from Perminder Sandhu toParminder Sandhu vide affidavit dated24092019 before Excutive MagistrateAmritsar-1 (CL19086798)

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Amritsar September 24All is still not well betweenthe Shiromani GurdwaraParbandhak Committee(SGPC) and the state gov-ernment when it comes tocelebrating the 550th birthanniversary of Guru Nanakjointly on a single platform

Cabinet Minister andmember of SGPC-stategovernment coordinationpanel Sukhjinder SinghRandhawa has approachedAkal Takht officiatingJathedar Giani HarpreetSingh against the SGPCfor allegedly going soloand ignoring the statersquosrepresentatives

Congress district (rural)president Bhagwant PalSingh Sachar another stategovernment representativein the coordination commit-tee today handed overRandhawarsquos letter to theAkal Takht Jathedarrsquos per-sonal assistant

The letter in a sealed cov-er apparently reflectedresentment of Randhawaagainst the SGPC

Randhawa refused toreveal anything ldquoAsk AkalTakht what I wrote I haveexpressed my feelings tothe Akal Takht Jathedarand awaiting his reac-tionrdquo he said

The contents of the lettercould not be divulged asGiani Harpreet Singh hasgone to Italy and will beback by Thursday

Sachar said ldquoOn thedirections of the Akal TakhtJathedar we worked lsquounit-edlyrsquo shunning all politicaldifferences We were part ofthe coordination panelwhich had mutually agreedupon taking joint steps forthe programme but again

they (SGPC-SAD) wentalone by inviting digni-tariesrdquo

It was Jathedar GianiHarpreet Singhrsquos direc-tions that a five-membercoordination panel wasconstituted comprisingtwo members from theSGPC Tota Singh and BibiJagir Kaur whereasSachar and Randhawa rep-resent the state govern-ment A representative of aNihang organisation com-pleted the quorum

The coordination panelheld its maiden meeting onSeptember 17 in a lsquocordialatmospherersquo indicatinglsquopositiversquo outcome thenbut it was not to be

The SGPC ignored thestate governmentrsquos repre-sentatives while extendingformal invitation to Presi-dent Ram Nath Kovind forthe event on September 21Earlier Prime MinisterNarendra Modi was invitedby them (SGPC-SAD) in thesame manner

Both the Prime Ministerand President have con-firmed their attendance atthe SGPCrsquos programmescheduled at Guru NanakStadium at Sultanpur Lod-hi on November 12

Gobind Singh LongowalSGPC chief was not avail-able for comment

SGPC invite to VIPs irks Randhawa

Manav ManderTribune News Service

Ludhiana September 24The State Council of Educa-tional Research and Train-ing (SCERT) is compiling abook to be dedicated to the550th birth anniversary ofGuru Nanak

Teachers and studentshave been asked to sendtheir literary writings for thesame Writings should beoriginal should not haveappeared in any other publi-cation before and should beweaved around the life and

teachings of Guru NanakDirector of SCERT Inderjit

Singh has written to allschool heads He has said itwill also help in encouragingcreativity in students Pro-grammes such as lsquoPadho

Punjab Padhao Punjabrsquo arealready going on in the stateand compiling a book withthe help of students will onlygive a further boost to theircreative instinct

He said ldquoIt should be kept

in mind that writings can bein the form of a poem storyor an essay and should befocused on the life andteachings of Guru NanakDev and should not haveappeared before in any jour-nal or newspaperrdquo

The language should besimple and easily under-standable by kids and spe-cial attention should bepaid towards word forma-tion spellings and the gur-bani of Guru Nanak Devshould be sent along

ldquoStudents can also send

any painting prepared bythem and should mentiontheir names and schoolnames class and their dis-trict clearly on their entriesrdquosaid Inderjit

The last date for submit-ting the entries is October10 and these can be sentthrough e-mail at parhop-unjab2017gmailcom orby post to Office of Direc-tor General School Educa-tion Punjab A committeehas been formed which willchoose the writings to bepublished in the book

SCERT to compile book on Guru Nanak


Sangrur September 24Three poor elderly brothersare seeing their ancestralhouse falling apart atJhuner village on theMalerkotla-Raikot road forthe past six years Now onlythe entrance to the house isleft and they fear that it mayfall anytime Their repeatedrequests for governmenthelp have fallen on deaf ears

The three brothers haveonly one cot While one ofthem sleeps on the cot anoth-er on floor and the thirdsleeps in the neighbourrsquoshouse due to lack of space

For food they are depend-ent on villagers who neverlet them sleep empty stom-ach and always help them

ldquoWe have applied for finan-cial help from the Punjab gov-ernment many a time but areyet to get any help Officerscome to our house but forgetto pursue our case If this por-tion of the house collapses wewill be compelled to shift tostreet as all other parts havealready fallenrdquo said KartarSingh (72) Surjit Singh (82)and Janga Singh (65)

Punjabi writer Ranjit SinghJhuner said Kartar Singhrsquoselder son committed suicide10 years ago after his fatherallegedly failed to purchase amobile phone for him Hisyounger son deserted himfive years back and startedstaying at a dera near theirvillage while Kartarrsquos wifeleft him many years ago

ldquoSurjit and Janga are unmar-ried Monthly pension is theironly source of income Theyhave applied for grant many atime but the state governmenthas not released any aid for thehouse repair They also havenrsquotreceived any fund for toilet con-structionrdquo said Jhuner

Village Sarpanch Nirmal

Singh said the trio had notreceived any governmenthelp ldquoTheir case is being pur-sued at higher level and weare trying to get help for themat the earliestrdquo he added

Leader of Opposition HarpalSingh Cheema alleged that allsocial welfare schemes of thestate government were onlyon papers as needy keep wait-ing for funds ldquoI will write tothe CM and seek strict actionagainst officers concernedfor delaying financial helprdquoCheema added

Malerkotla SDM Charan-deep Singh said ldquoI havedirected the officers for aquick action We will try tohelp them at the earliestrdquo

Ancestral house falling apart 3 aged brothers await govt help

On the Akal TakhtJathedarrsquos directionswe worked unitedlyshunning all politicaldifferences We werepart of the coordinationpanel which hadmutually agreed upontaking joint steps forthe programme but again they (SGPC-SAD) went alone byinviting dignitariesBhagwant Pal Singh SacharCONGRESS DISTRICT (RURAL) CHIEF

GURUrsquos550THBIRTH ANNIVERSARY

SPECIAL TRAIN FOR SULTANPUR LODHIAbohar Responding to requests by CM Capt Amarinder Singh PPCCchief Sunil Jakhar and MP Nihal Chand the Railwayson Tuesday announced to run a special train forSultanpur Lodhi on the 550th birth anniversary ofGuru Nanak North Western Railway chief publicrelations officer Abhay Sharma said the SultanpurLodhi-Sriganganagar special train would run from November 2 to 15The train will leave Sultanpur Lodhi at 2 am to reach Sriganganagarat 815 am It will also benefit passengers from FerozepurGuruharsahai Jalalabad Fazilka and Abohar Its return run fromSriganganagar will start at 930 am to reach Sultanpur by 4 pm OC

HOSPITAL MODERNISATION ON WAR FOOTINGChandigarh Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu has saidmodernisation of hospitals in Sultanpur Lodhi Dera Baba NanakBatala and Kapurthala is being carried out on a warfooting at a cost of ~30 crore in view of the 550thParkash Purb celebrations The step has beentaken to provide top-notch facilities to devoteeslikely to be visiting the areas to take part in thecelebrations Equipment such as ventilators ICUset-up additional X-Ray ECG ultrasoundand radiography machines are being madeavailable as part of the drive TNS

lsquoEVERY COUNTRY HAS RIGHT TO IMPOSE FEErsquoJalandhar With CM Capt Amarinder Singh terming $20 tax beingcharged by Pakistan from devotees entering the country through theKartarpur corridor as ldquojaziyardquo Bholath MLA Sukhpal KhairaonTuesday said every country had the right to impose areasonable fee ldquoVarious small services that arebeing given by the Punjab Government cost morethan the charges proposed in this caserdquo Khairasaid adding that the faults were being found in thisscenario by the established parties which suggeststhat they want to torpedo the Kartarpurcorridor ldquoIf the CM and Sukhbir SinghBadal have a problem with this CaptAmarinder Singh and the SGPC canbear the feerdquo he said TNS

OCT 10 LAST DATE FOR SUBMITTING ENTRIES Teachers and students have been asked to send their

literary writings for the book Writings should be original should not have appeared in

any other publication before and should be weavedaround the life and teachings of Guru Nanak

Writings can be in the form of a poem story or an essayLast date for submitting the entries is October 10

Our Correspondent

Ferozepur September 24Central Jail officials todayrecovered three mobilephones along with 98 intoxi-cating tablets from four jailinmates The accused havebeen identified as PardeepSingh Gurtej Singh aliasTeji Mangal Singh and Vicky

The officials said thetablets were recovered fromPardeep and one mobile eachwas recovered from GurtejMangal and Vicky during aroutine search A case underSection 4252 A of the PrisonsAct has been registered

Superintendent of CentralJail Karanjit Singh saidldquoThere are four possible ways

through which mobiles or anydrug substance can enter thejail premises First if some-one throws the consignmentfrom outside the jail secondif someone hides the consign-ment in their private partsthird with the help of someofficials and fourth when arelative of an inmate tries topush in the consignmentrdquo

Mobiles seized 4 inmates booked


Chandigarh September 24Social Security Women andChild Development MinisterAruna Chaudhary has invit-ed suggestions for the statepolicy on senior citizens

Chairing the meeting of theState Council for Senior Citi-zens here on Tuesday theminister informed the mem-bers that the draft of the statepolicy on senior citizens wasready but needs fine-tuningfor which suggestions hadbeen invited till October 4 soas to finalise it

Chaudhary sought informa-tion on the pendency of casesunder the Maintenance andWelfare of Parents and SeniorCitizens Act 2007 and directedthat the status report regard-ing the cases where compro-mise had been reached mustbe filed at the earliest Theminister also emphasised thatthe quarterly meetings of thedistrict-level committees mustbe held at regular intervals andthe representatives of the Fed-eration of Senior CitizensrsquoAssociation be invited to these

Chaudhary also directedthat the pattern of Haryanaand Himachal Pradesh bestudied regarding the matterof increasing old-age pension

from the present level of Rs750 per month and updatedinformation be submitted tillOctober 4 Regarding the issueof implementation of theaction plan for the protectionof the life and property of sen-ior citizens the minister saidan officer of the SP rank wasdeployed in each district toensure the security of life andproperty of senior citizens

She said beds werereserved for senior citizensin the wards of district hos-pitals with free medicinesand diagnosis Besides thefunds under the RogiKalyan Samiti are alsobeing utilised In an impor-tant directive the ministersaid the facilities for thesenior citizens must be list-ed in all district hospitals

Chaudhary also directedthat the deputy commission-ers must ensure that Inter-national Senior Citizens Daybe observed amid fanfare onOctober 1 Apart from thisthe senior citizens must beaccorded full respect in alloffices and functions

Suggestions sought forsenior citizensrsquo welfare

Debris of a room at Jhuner village in Sangrur TRIBUNE PHOTO

October 4 last date to help finalise

state policy

Minister approaches Akal Takht officiating Jathedar

THE TRIBUNECHANDIGARH | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019 05HARYANA

JAI Tirath Dahiya a closeaide of former Chief Minis-ter Bhupinder Singh Hoo-

da has been representing theRai segment which falls inthe Sonepat Lok Sabha con-stituency for the last 10 years

Dahiya son of two-time for-mer MLA Rizaq Ram defeat-ed INLD candidate InderjeetSingh by just three votes inthe 2014 Assembly electionsInderjeet moved the HighCourt to challenge Dahiyarsquoswin and the case is awaitingjudgment Dahiya howeverquit last month

Praveen Kumar a Jatherivillage resident said the Rai-Bahadurgarh road has been ina pathetic condition for fouryears The sewerage remainschoked and the drainage sys-tem requires attention

Anil of Jatheri village saidsome developmental projectslike the Kundli-Ghaziabad-Palwal (KGP) and Kundli-Manesar-Palwal (KMP)expressways and Moti LalNehru School of Sports gettingdeclared as a sports universityhave been big achievements ofthe BJP government But thework on the national highwayfrom Mukarba Chowk at Delhito Panipat has been suspendedfor the last one year causinginconvenience to locals

Rajender of Barh Malikvillage said the governmentwas doing fine as the bigthing was that it had givenjobs to youths without any

ldquoparchi and kharchirdquoRavinder Dahiya a trans-

porter of Barh Khalsa villagesaid their agricultural land

had been acquired by theCongress government forRajiv Gandhi Education Citywhich had not been complet-

ed as yet It was a big setbackfor the farmers here whoearned good income fromtheir crops he added

Congressrsquo Jai TirathDahiya has beenrepresenting Rai for last10 years He quit asMLA last month asINLD candidateInderjeet Singh wholost to Dahiya by justthree votes in the 2014elections challengedthe result in court Thecase is awaitingjudgment reportsMukesh Tandon

The poor condition of the state highway in the Rai segment TRIBUNE PHOTO

Rai cries for improved civic amenities

ASSEMBLY SEGMENT

HARYANA

Rai

EAR TOTHEGROUND

Representativespeak

The state government ignored Rai justbecause it had an MLA from theOpposition No new project was broughthere by the BJP government in the lastfive years No money was spent ondevelopment Jai Tirath Dahiya CONGRESS EX-MLA

Oppositionspeak

People in the constituency are happywith the BJP-led state government as it hascarried out development worth crores ofrupees without any discrimination Fourmandis link roads and power substationswere constructed Krishna Gahalwat BJP LEADER

95451 Men78699 Women10 Third Gender

LIKELY CONTENDERS BJP Krishana GahlawatMohan Lal Badoli

Cong Jai Tirath DahiyaSukhbeer Jati

JJP Ajeet Antil O P Rasoi

INLD Inderjeet Dahiya AshokKaushik

TOTAL VOTERS174160

Sunit DhawanTribune News Service

Rohtak September 24The sitting MPs of the rulingBJP including Union minis-ters who wanted their familymembers to become MLAs inthe upcoming elections to theHaryana Assembly findthemselves on a sticky wicketfollowing the party leader-shiprsquos decision not to giveticket to their kin

The only exception allowedby the saffron party leader-ship in this regard is sittingHisar MP Brijendra Singhrsquosmother Prem Lata as she is asitting MLA of the BJP fromUchana Kalan

While BJP MP from Guru-gram and Union ministerRao Inderjit is said to beseeking the party ticket for

his daughter Aarti Rao fromRewari or Kosli FaridabadMP and Union minister Kris-han Pal Gurjar is reportedlypitching for his son DevinderChaudhary senior deputymayor of Faridabad

The partyrsquos KurukshetraMP Nayab Singh Sainiwho earlier representedthe Naraingarh Assemblyconstituency was also stat-ed to be lobbying forNaraingarh constituency

ticket for his wifeLikewise the partyrsquos sit-

ting MP from SonepatRamesh Chander Kaushikis said to be pushing for theallocation of a BJP ticket tohis brother Devender for theGannaur Assembly seat

There are rumours thatBJP MP from Ambala andUnion minister Ratan LalKataria and Rohtak MPArvind Sharma have alsobeen seeking ticket for theirwives though some insidersdismissed such talk as ldquocom-pletely unfoundedrdquo

Nonetheless DharambirSingh the ruling partyrsquos sit-ting MP from Bhiwani-Mahendragarh constituencyhas come out with a novelalternative to circumvent theparty leadershiprsquos guidelines

Dharambir who was earli-er said to be seeking a BJPticket from the ToshamAssembly segment for hisson Mohit Chaudhary isnow lobbying for his per-sonal assistant (PA) andlongtime associate Mahen-der Singh Tanwar

ldquoYes I have sought a BJPticket for my associate Tan-war who has been thesarpanch of his village Kairumember of the Bhiwani zilaparishad and is a member ofthe partyrsquos Kisan Morchardquoconceded Dharambir

ldquoIn the given scenario theBJPrsquos decision not to giveticket to the family membersof the sitting MPs is apprecia-ble and should be emulated bythe other partiesrdquo said politi-cal analyst Ram Kanwar

Setback for BJP MPs lobbying for kinTICKET ALLOCATION After pitching for his son Bhiwani MP Dharambir pushes for his PA

Rao Inderjit SinghUnion minister andBJP MP from Guru-gram was appar-ently seeking theparty ticket for hisdaughter Aarti Raofrom Rewari or Kosli segment

BATTING FOR RELATIVES

Krishan GurjarUnion ministerand Faridabad MPwas reportedlypitching for hisson DevinderChaudhary seniordeputy mayor ofFaridabad

Nayab Singh SainiKurukshetra MPwho earlier repre-sented the Narain-garh Assembly con-stituency wasstated to be lobby-ing for Naraingarhticket for his wife


Chandigarh September 24With the Opposition target-ing the BJP governmentover failure to tackle unem-ployment in the state ChiefMinister Manohar Lal Khat-tar on Tuesday hit back atthe Opposition claimingthat the issue was beingblown out of proportion forpetty political gains

ldquoThere are about 80000graduates and postgradu-ates registered on the Sak-sham portal There is a per-centage of unemployed whoare under matric Class Xpass or Class XII pass butthe number of unemployedit is not that muchrdquo he saidat a press conference here

Rival parties including theCongress and SwarajAbhiyan had been allegingthat unemployment hadassumed alarming propor-tions by reaching 287 per centthe highest in the country

On a specific questionwhether the Opposition hadmade unemployment amajor issue for the pollKhattar asserted ldquoThere isno definition what will be anelection issue and there is nocriterion for thatrdquo

Taking note of the incon-venience candidatesincluding women had to

face in recent clerical exam-ination he said ldquoIn thefuture we are going to havea system that the centre isclose to the candidatersquosneighbouring district if notthe home districtrdquo

He said an independentlsquomanav sampadamantralayarsquo had been moot-ed for optimum utilisation ofhuman resources in various

fields On the National Reg-ister of Citizens he said hefavoured its implementationby all states while making itclear that it was not an elec-tion issue for the BJP

On the Opposition mak-ing the law and order situa-tion a poll issue he said ldquoAsfar as the law and order sit-uation goes it has improvedfrom what it was beforerdquo

CM hits back at Oppnover unemployment

Sushil ManavTribune News Service

Chandigarh September 24With Congress manifesto pan-el chairperson KiranChoudhry not on the samepage with former CM Bhupin-der Singh Hooda on hisannouncement of having fourdeputy CMs if the party formsthe government state partychief Kumari Selja today saidthe issue would be discussedat a meeting of the manifestocommittee on September 27

Selja said the idea of havingfour deputy CMs might havebeen Hoodarsquos own point ofview and to include it in themanifesto it would have to bedeliberated upon by the man-ifesto committee

ldquoEven I may have some

point of view but for that to bepart of the partyrsquos manifesto Iwill have to keep my viewbefore the members of themanifesto committee so thatthey can deliberate over it andsee if it can be included in thepartyrsquos manifestordquo said Selja

During his August 18 rallyat Rohtak Hooda hadannounced he would havefour deputy CMs to giverepresentation to differentcommunities

When contacted by TheTribune today Hooda said hestood firm on his announce-ment ldquoThere is nothing newin having deputy CMsWhen I first became CM in2005 I had appointed Chan-der Mohan as deputy CMrdquoHooda said

Now Selja says Congpanel to mull overHoodarsquos promises Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar talks to the media in

Chandigarh on Tuesday TRIBUNE PHOTO MANOJ MAHAJAN

State Congress chief Kumari Selja and CLP leader BhupinderSingh Hooda in New Delhi on Tuesday MUKESH AGGARWAL

lsquoBeware of fraudstersrsquo Karnal Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Tuesdayasked ticket aspirants to be alert as some gangs were try-ing to lure them by promising to get them the ticket forAssembly elections in lieu of money ldquoGangs are targetingticket aspirants Two persons have been arrested so far forluring aspirants There is a need to be vigilantrdquo he saidafter addressing party workers in a programme organisedby the BJPrsquos OBC Morcha He said such gangs had beenoperating job rackets during the previous regime TNS

Chandigarh September 24The High Court has issuednotice of motion to the Pani-pat SP Haryana and fourother respondents on a peti-tion by Mahender SinghChawla He is stated to be akey witness in the rape caseagainst Asaram Bapu andhis son Narayan Sai

Taking up the petition filedthrough counsel Sanjay Gha-lawat Justice Amol RattanSingh fixed December 2 asthe next date of hearing

Ghalawat contended onthe petitionerrsquos behalf thatthe family of a respondentPriyanka Sharma were fol-lowers of Asaram Headded that Chawla wasthreatened to compromiseand not to depose but thepetitioner refused

He pointed out that a com-plaint was filed against thepetitioner on February 19for wrongful confinementand other offences beforethe Panipat SP He statedthe complaint was investi-gated and found to be false

He argued the petitionerfiled a representation to theSP to take action against arespondent for filing the falsecomplaint and against twoother respondents for depos-ing falsely and supporting thefrivolous complaint mdash TNS

Court issuesnotice onwitnessrsquo plea

Cong moves CEC against CMTribune News Service

NewDelhi September 24Haryana Congress leaders onTuesday petitioned the ChiefElection Commissioner(CEC) on a range of issuesahead of the Assembly elec-tions demanding removal ofhoardings publicising BJPsachievements in the state

The delegation alsodemanded action againstChief Minister Manohar LalKhattar for writing letters tobeneficiaries of governmentschemes in what theydescribed as an attempt todisturb the level-playing fieldfor the elections It alsodemanded action againstldquocorruptrdquo Haryana PublicService Commission officials

State Congress presidentKumari Selja told the medialdquoThe elections have beenannounced but the BJP gov-

ASARAM CASE

Candidate selectionby month-end The Congress has calleda meeting of the PradeshElection Committee onSeptember 26 The man-ifesto committee willmeet the next day whilethe screening committeeof the party will meetingon September 28 and 29to finalise the ticketsWithin a day or two of themeeting of the screeningcommittee the Congresswill announce nominees

ernment has not removedhoardings It continues toadvertise jobs and call candi-dates for interviews We hadflagged the matter earlier aswell The purpose is to use jobinterviews to influence votersrdquo

Congress Legislative Par-ty leader Bhupinder SingHooda said it was the dutyof the Opposition to flag vio-lations of the model code ofconduct ldquoNow it is up tothe Election Commission toactrdquo he added

Womenrsquos cell getsacting president Chandigarh HaryanaMahila Congress seniorvice-president SudhaBhardwaj has beenmade theacting presi-dent of thewomenrsquos cellof the stateunit Theappointmentwas necessi-tated after SumitraChauhan resigned fromthe Congress earlierthis month She hadclaimed she was notconvinced with the par-tys stand on Article 370and triple talaq Shejoined the BJP inRohtak later TNS

Stop HPSCHSSC fromdeclaringresults JJP Tribune News Service

Chandigarh September 24The Jananyak Janta Party(JJP) on Tuesday requestedChief Electoral Officer (CEO)Anurag Agarwal to refrainthe Haryana Public ServiceCommission (HPSC) and theHaryana Staff SelectionCommission (HSSC) fromdeclaring results of ongoingentrance exams

The CEO called a meetingof representatives of all polit-ical parties for issuing direc-tions today

The JJP complainedabout the advertisementsposters hoardings andbanners extolling govern-ment achievements atpublic places

Randhir Singh who attend-ed the meeting as a JJP repre-sentative said that despite theimposition of the model codeof conduct Haryana Road-ways buses petrol pumpsgovernment offices haveposters and calendars of thegovernment which is a viola-tion He said it would be detri-mental for the democracy

The JJP claimed thatCEO had sought reportabout entrance exams fromboth HPSC and HSSC andassured that advertise-ments would be removedwithin 72 hours

THE TRIBUNE06 CHANDIGARH | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019 OPINION

Can Hindus be minority

Concerns over Tibet Refer to lsquoUS draws line for Chinaon next Dalai Lamarsquo (September19) China has engulfed Tibet downits gut to trample down a world-class civilisation and a unique eth-nic group of population to erase itsidentity for good from the worldmap The entire world is helpless inrestoring the now almost obsoletenation Tibet India too has suf-fered from this internationalepisode It was Nehrursquos half-bakedgesture to allow Tibetans to crossover to India The 1962 War was thesingular fallout Subjugation of oneweak country by a strong one is oneissue but wiping out an ethnicnation like Tibet is another

ROHTASH GUPTA KURUKSHETRA

Digitalisation of CensusRefer to the digitalisation of Indi-an census (lsquoShah bats for singleID digital Censusrsquo September24) Indian Census is entering thedigital age foregoing the tradi-tional paper and pencil method ofdata collection as it is no longer asustainable method The newmethod will streamline data col-lection and improve peoplersquosexperiences But inequality ofInternet access in rural areas lackof proper testing technical diffi-culties and less smartphone

dependency of people in ruralareas or minority households canaffect the accuracy of the data

SHUBHAM BISHT DEHRADUN

One card makes sense Refer to lsquoShah bats for single IDdigital Censusrsquo digital Census is agood step and will reduce the over-all cost of Census and make it morecredible It will make it easier foremployees who will undertake theCensus lsquoOne nation one cardrsquo willbe beneficial for people as they willnot have to carry a number of cardsfor different purposes One card willfulfil all requirements The govern-ment should go ahead with it

VISHESH GOSWAMI KURUKSHETRA

Drones for patrol Drones have positive and negativeaspects (lsquoDrones to spot cannabiscrop in Himachalrsquo September 24)Pakistan is using drones to smuggledrugs whereas we are using them tospot cannabis in Himachal Pradeshand it is pragmatic Our defenceforces can also use drones for patrolaround the LoC It will help tackle theentry of terrorists into our country

RISHITA TRIPATHI ALLAHABAD

NATGRID challenge Apropos lsquoNATGRID rollout by ear-ly next yearrsquo (September 23) the

question that comes to mind is ifthe Rs 3400 cr project would be suc-cessful As per Amit Shah the proj-ect would help minimise terrorattacks But the long delay is mak-ing its completion doubtful NAT-GRID will encroach on the privacyof citizens in the name of nationalsecurity Having access to some-onersquos personal and confidentialdata would make the organisationextremely powerful The majorchallenge would be to keep the datasafe from hackers

HARSHITA YAMUNANAGAR

Eager to knock down Refer to news ldquoMaan gets flak forlsquoone nation one languagersquo quiprdquo(September 24) strange are theways of people to assert them-selves Nobody spares or toleratesanybody else People just want tocapitalise on omissions by othersperhaps in the search of cheap pub-licity People forget in a blink of aneye someonersquos lifetime achieve-ments Gurdas Maanrsquos whole lifehas been dedicated to furtheringthe unique and rich culture andlanguage of Punjab MANJEET S RURKIKHAS GARHSHANKAR

Resolve issue amicablyApropos lsquoAct like elder brother onSYL Shah to Punjabrsquo (September

21) states must resolve pendingwater issues by rising above politi-cal considerations The SupremeCourt has given a four-month dead-line to resolve this deadlock Bothare farming states and must resolvethe issue by understanding theimportance of water in farmingThe dispute was gone on fordecades Both need to act maturely

SHIVYA MAHAJAN CHANDIGARH

Getting busy with ageing Refer to the middle lsquoGettingthrough old age a day at a timersquo(September 16) blessed are theelderly who enjoy normal healthWorry disease and lack of whole-some food accelerate ageing Ishall be turning 88 soon I do notfind any decline in hearing andsight I can rattle off most versesread or heard over six decades agoI get up at 5 am and gulp a glass oflemon water Then I saunter inthe compound for about an hour Itake two meals No lunch no sies-ta In the evening I go for a walkin the company of people whoindulge in gentle humourexchange banter and sally and tellside-splitting anecdotes I retirearound 10 pm after reading a fewverses from Allama IqbalsrsquosBaang-e-dra and Diwan-e-Ghalib

BHAGWAN SINGH QADIAN

JS Raghavan

ON the eve of South Indianweddings it was customaryto put together a goody bag

meant for departing guests the tasksuperintended by a mirthful uncleof the bride-to-be who regaledyoung nephews with risque storiessince all would be in a celebratorymood Such joyous group activitiesthat made weddings memorablehave been taken over by business-like event managers

The plastic bags would carrynames of the couple host-hostessthe date and venue Such goodybags are in vogue even now but thecontents vary in style and value

Yet all along the main item by

default had been a coconut with thefibre removed ready to be brokenfor use in the recipientrsquos kitchenThe uncle would also dabble in qual-ity control by bringing each coconutnear his ear tapping it with his fin-gers and ruling if it was good fromthe sound it made The guest afterbreaking it at home should not feelcheated by the freebie Such feelingmight radiate negative energy onthe married couple

If the wedding was on a shoe-string budget oranges wouldreplace coconuts Having no rigidshells to shake and tap qualitycontrol was made easier Neverthe-less the uncle would detain one ortwo before stuffing like a techni-cian would a product at random in

a factoryrsquos assembly lineBetel leaves and nuts are pro-

nouncedly auspicious It used to bethe dark-brown nuts once but laterpackets of supari were used A non-funded pseudo-professorial researchundertaken by me had revealed9799 recurring percentage of suchleaves and nuts being thrown awayunused Yet they find a place in thebags as tradition is sacrosanct

Some would choose to add a smallprayer book A zealotic writer knownto me had included a compilation ofhis (unpublished) articles in the bagsfor his guests to enjoy reading themOne uncharitable review from arecipient was that the wedding din-ner was more digestible than the textprinted in the book given gratis

I received an intricately carvedsilver bowl and spoon in the goodybag of a rich man that might havecost quite a packet Having theskill to earn and more important-ly heart to burn he made the wed-ding memorable One diamondmerchant reputed to sit on a minelike Kimberle had even embed-ded a sparkler on the invitationcard Perhaps a diamond is his vis-iting card Fancy that

The reaction of the guests whoreceived a diamond or a coconutmay be varied But the best I cameacross is by the one who does notuse it for food but habitually breaksit in the nearby Lord Ganeshrsquos tem-ple seeking His blessings on thewedded couple Bravo

VICE-CHANCELLOR NALSAR LAWUNIVERSITY HYDERABAD

LAST Friday an important con-ference was held in Delhi onlsquoequal rights for Hindusrsquo Theconference discussed the dis-

criminations against the Hindus andsuggested several amendments to theConstitution It sounds bizarre that ata time when the Hindu nationalist par-ty has Hindutva as its main plank and303 seats in the Lok Sabha and govern-ments in most states Hindus feel soinsecure that they want rights that theConstitution has given to the minori-ties One must salute this leadershipfor instilling fear in the majority com-munity despite 80 per cent share inpopulation and total domination of thepower structure The BJP has beentalking of lsquojustice for all and appease-ment of nonersquo in opposing minorityrights Decades ago a BJP panelunder KR Malkani had proposed thedeletion of Article 30 that gives minori-ties the right to establish and adminis-ter educational institutions of theirchoice Today there is a demand togive minority rights to Hindus as well

Ashwini Upadhyay a BJP memberhas been filing petition after petitionon this issue in the SC Strangely thecourt has not been fully decipheringthe use of the judicial forum in fur-thering the politics of a particularideology In one such petition thecourt has referred the issue of thegrant of minority status to the Hin-dus to the National Commission forMinorities (NCM) The commissionhad constituted a sub-committeeheaded by George Cherian Vice-Chairman NCM and with ManjitSingh Rai and Atif Rasheed bothNCM members as the other mem-bers The sub-committee held 12meetings and also gave a personal

hearing to UpadhyayIn its latest report approved by the

NCM the commission has rejected allprayers ie declaration of Hindus asminorities in states where they are notin majority declaration that the notifi-cation of Muslims Christians SikhsParsis etc as minorities by the Govern-ment of India dated October 20 1993under the NCM Act 1992 as ultra viresof the Constitution framing guide-lines for the declaration of minoritiesat the state level defining minoritiesin terms of the UNrsquos Declaration onRights of Minorities (1992)

The expression lsquominoritiesrsquo hasbeen employed only at four places inthe Constitution and interestingly nodefinition of lsquominorityrsquo is givenMinority is a group that is numericallysmaller in relation to the rest of thepopulation it is non-dominant to theextent that its values are either inade-quately or not represented in the pub-lic sphere or in the constitution of soci-etal norms it has characteristics whichdiffer from the majority group andmore importantly it wishes to preservethese characteristics

There was no need for such a PIL

which is filed to create unnecessarypublic debate on issues that havealready been settled through authori-tative judgments There are a numberof decisions on this issue startingfrom the Kerala Education Bill (1957)where a seven-judge Bench explicitlytook the lsquostatersquo as a unit to determinethe minority status of groups claim-ing themselves as minorities In 2003the 11-judge SC Bench in TMA PaiFoundation case again laid down thatin the absence of any special defini-tion of minorities any communityreligious or linguistic which isnumerically less than 50 per cent ofthe population of the state is entitledto the protection of minority rights

The SC has been consistentlyobserving that minorities are to bedefined at the level of states carvedout on a linguistic basis as Article 30uses both expressions lsquominoritieswhether based on religion or lan-guagersquo I agree with the BJP that Hin-dus are entitled to the status of minor-ity community in Kashmir and inseveral Northeastern states In factthey are already linguistic minoritiesin all other states with identical rights

with the religious minorities As lin-guistic minorities these Hindugroups are running hundreds of edu-cational institutions The demand foramending the Constitution is there-fore absurd Even in the DAV Collegecase (1971) the SC held Hindus asminority in Punjab on whom thePunjabi medium of instruction can-not be compulsorily imposed

Article 30 gives the same rights toboth religious and linguistic minori-ties but it nowhere says both reli-gious and linguistic minorities mustnecessarily be determined at the lev-el of state The NCM rightly said asper Section 2 of the NCM Act theCentre alone was entitled to notify acommunity as religious minority andthe NCM did not have the power tonotify Hindus as minority in somestates This looks perfect as far as reli-gious minorities are concernedthough it is not consistent with theexisting law laid down by the SC Thepoint the NCM missed in its report isthat how linguistic minorities are tobe notified One approach can be todefine religious minorities nationallyand linguistic minorities on the basisof the state The Government of Indiaunder the National Minorities Com-mission Act has already notified a fewreligious groups as religious minori-ties for the entire country

On the definition of minority we gota highly regressive decision from theAllahabad High Court in 2005 whichheld that Muslims were not a minorityas they were too many and quite pow-erful The court held that no one was aminority in India and thus mademinority rights irrelevant The NCMrelied on the SC judgment in Bal Patil(2003) case where it refused to recog-nise Jains as minority It not only wentagainst the larger Bench judgmentsbut also negated the constitutionalvision of the preservation of distinctiveidentities The court had said no newreligious group was to be recognised asminority and the NCM must worktowards reducing the list of religiousminorities and finally doing awaywith it altogether This is a call forassimilation Our Constitution wantsintegration not assimilation

Letters to the Editor typed in double space should not exceed the 200-word limit These should be cogently written and can be sent by e-mail to Letterstribunemailcom

thought for the dayThe majority is always wrong the minority is rarely

right mdash Henrik Ibsen

NUMBERS MATTER The Supreme Court has been consistently observing thatminorities are to be defined at the level of states carved out on a linguistic basis

THE TRIBUNEestablished in 1881

Justice at stakeAppointment transfer of judges should be above board

THE bitter tussle between the government and the judiciary overthe appointment and transfer of judges is an open secret The riftwithin the higher judiciary is also not hush-hush with the flood-

gates having opened courtesy the historic press conference by four sen-ior judges of the Supreme Court against the then Chief Justice of India(CJI) in January last year The apex court asserted on Monday that inter-ference in the system of administration of justice did not augur well forthe institution with reference to the case of Justice Akil Kureshi InMay the SC collegium had sent his name for appointment as Chief Jus-tice of the Madhya Pradesh High Court but the Centre returned the filefor lsquoreconsiderationrsquo Later the CJI-headed advisory body made therecommendation that Justice Kureshi be appointed Chief Justice of theTripura High Court The flip-flop has again cast a shadow on the col-legium which continues to function in mysterious ways behind an ironcurtain Questions are also being raised about its decision to shiftrather than impeach Chief Justice of Madras High Court Vijaya KTahilramani to the Meghalaya HC reportedly due to her lsquoshortrsquo work-ing hours and other issues The judge resigned earlier this month afterher plea for a review of the transfer order went in vain

These controversies have underlined the dire need for putting inplace a transparent system to shortlist appoint and transfer judgesIndia can take a leaf out of Americarsquos book wherein the Presidentnominates a person for a vacancy in the US Supreme Court and theSenate votes to confirm the nominee This open exercise requiringa simple majority grants both the executive and legislative branch-es of the government a say in the composition of the top court

The chequered record of Indiarsquos collegium system upheld by the SCin 2015 while striking down the National Judicial Appointments Commis-sion as unconstitutional makes it imperative to initiate self-correctivereforms Justice is the first casualty when judicial appointments and trans-fers are not above board The veil of secrecy must be lifted to ensure thatthe judiciary performs effectively as an essential pillar of democracy

Heartening for HaryanaFillip for womenrsquos education but more should be done

HARYANA has got something to cheer about For the first time thestate has more women students pursuing higher education thanmen going by the All-India Survey on Higher Education AISHE

is an annual report published by the HRD Ministry to understand thedevelopments in higher education and indicates the closing gender gapin this field Though a developed state the social parameters in Haryanadid not match its economic development with factors like female foeti-cide crime against women and the dominance of khap panchayats indi-cating a position of subjugation for women The state also courted noto-riety because of the alleged involvement of leading personalities in casesinvolving the death of Shivani Bhatnagar Jessica Lal Geetika Sharmaand Ruchika Girhotra One of its former CMs was sentenced to jail on thecharge of irregularities in the recruitment of teachers Amid all this theachievements of its sportspersons like Saina Nehwal Phogat sisters andSakshi Malik made the state proud

But these were fleeting moments The AISHE report is an indi-cation that the political leadership of the state is willing to confrontsocial issues exemplified perhaps in the slogan lsquoBeti Padhao BetiBachaorsquo Education for girls is important It empowers them givesthem control over their life and helps in improving its quality Edu-cated womenfolk mean a better understanding of what is good forthem by raising their age of marriage and in checking the populationboom It has a bearing on their health hygiene and sanitationAwareness can also help in reducing crime against women The sexratio which at one time was a cause of concern manifested in sloganslike lsquoBahu Lao Vote Paorsquo has shown signs of improvement

The state should ensure that improvements take place not only indistricts bordering the National Capital but also elsewhere With thestate elections approaching it may also give the BJP an opportuni-ty to talk about its achievements on social indices

The understanding of the term and interpretations make it complex

FAIZAN MUSTAFA

on this day100 years ago

Indian Reforms and CasteAT a meeting under the auspices of the Indian Liberal Club Bombay at theServants of India Society Hall a discussion took place on ldquoThe conditionsessential to the Progressive Realization of Responsible Government in Indiardquo SirNG Chandavarkar presided Professor Kale who opened the debate said it wasconsistent with the declaration of August 20th that responsible Governmentshould not only be introduced into the provinces but was also necessary in theGovernment of India This is exactly what Indian opinion Moderate andExtremist has all along demanded People in India can never look upon theproposed Reforms with anything like satisfaction unless a radical change isintroduced in the central government Sir DP Sarbadhikari who was one of thespeakers said if they did not get what was promised to them they must movegovernment in the matter The Government must do its duty if they were to begiven responsible government If they desired to make progress differences mustbe sunk in the community they should be Indians first and Hindus afterwards

Egyptian Commission of EnquiryIT is officially announced that the Commission of Enquiry into the recentriots in Egypt and the future Government of Egypt consists of Lord MilnerChairman Sir Rennell Rodd General Sir John Maxwell General Sir OwenThomas Mr JA Spender Editor of the Westminster Gazette and Mr Hurstlegal adviser to the Foreign Office The chief thing that is to be noted in thisconnection is that every one of the members appointed is sent direct fromEngland and is in no way connected with the administration of EgyptContrast with this the personnel of the Punjab Enquiry Committee

lahorethursday september 25 1919

letters to the editor

Goody bags for wedding guests

How are linguistic minorities to be notified Oneapproach can be to define religious minorities nationally

and linguistic minorities on the basis of the state

THE TRIBUNECHANDIGARH | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019 07OPED

IGNORANCE of law is no excusegoes a legal maxim It means thatone who violates a law cannotplead lack of knowledge about the

law violated The late Justice VR Krish-na Iyer had once suffixed it with thewords ldquoexcept for lower courtsrdquo Hesaid this on a lighter note to point outthat lower courts often err on points oflaw which the higher courts correct inappeals In retrospect however thisseems to be the ground reality of theday Laws are often misunderstoodmisconstrued and misapplied mdash notonly by laymen but also by law menofficially performing legal functionsMiscarriage of justice is indeed not tooinfrequent in our society

What has provoked me to commenton this sorry state of affairs is arecent media headline reading aslsquoGroom under 21 wedding still legalrules High Courtrsquo (The Tribune Sep-tember 20) The story reports a Pun-jab and Haryana High Court decisionthat the Registrar of Marriages atSonepat had wrongly declined to reg-ister a marriage on the ground that atthe time of the wedding the groomwas underage The parties entangledin the rigmarole were married in2011 happily lived together and wereblessed with a child Six years after

marriage they sought the registra-tion of their marriage but discover-ing that at the time of tying the knotthe groom was marginally short ofmarriageable age prescribed by lawthe Registrar of Marriages robotical-ly dismissed their application Theharassed couple then knocked at thedoors of the state high court and thematter was decided in their favour

That a marriage registrar shouldhave such an imperfect knowledge ofa law he is required to administer andneeds judicial reprimand to correctlycomprehend it speaks volumes aboutthe state of legal literacy in the corri-dors of bureaucracy

The Sonepat Marriage Registrar ishowever not alone in having such aconfused thinking about the true legalstatus of a minorrsquos marriage In Julythis year a judge of the AllahabadHigh Court ruling that the marriageof a 16-year girl was void in lawordered her internment in a NariNiketan Entertaining the aggrievedgirlrsquos appeal the Supreme Court sentnotice to the state government as perprocedure but they remained luke-warm Conscious of the palpable ille-gality of the high courtrsquos action andannoyed by the governmentrsquos dilly-dallying the court ordered personalappearance of the state Home Secre-tary This story and the Punjab andHaryana High Courtrsquos decisionreferred to the above hit media head-lines on the same date

It requires no extraordinary excel-lence to understand the law on the sta-tus of minorsrsquo marriage Due to thecontinuing pluralism in the countryrsquosfamily law the matter is simultane-ously governed by community-specif-

ic personal laws and the general lawapplicable to all regardless of reli-gion Under the statutory laws ofboth these categories the prescribedmarriage age is now 18 years for girlsand 21 years for boys mdash and the lawhas reached this stage of develop-ment in a span of 90 years

The first law enacted on the sub-ject was the Child MarriageRestraint Act of 1929 popularlyknown as the Sarda Act (after thename of its architect Harbilas Sardawho was then a member of the Cen-tral Legislative Assembly) It fixedthe minimum age for marriage mdash 15years for girls and 18 years for boysShort-term imprisonment and finewere prescribed under it as penaltiesfor those responsible for its viola-tion Legal validity of a minorrsquos mar-riage was however left absolutely

unaffected by its provisions Enacted 26 years later the Hindu

Marriage Act of 1955 adopted mutatismutandis the provisions of the 1929Act It also borrowed from the Dissolu-tion of Muslim Marriages Act 1939the rule of lsquooption of pubertyrsquoempowering girls married at a tenderage to get the marriage dissolved oncoming of age The relief under boththe Acts was discretionary with thegirls which they could choose toignore and continue in marriage with-out let or hindrance

The Child Marriage Restraint Actand the Hindu Marriage Act wereamended in October 1978 to increasethe minimum age for marriage of girlsand boys to 18 and 21 years respec-tively The legal validity of the mar-riage of persons below the increasedage remained absolutely unaffected

also after this amendment mdash the vio-lators would still be only liable to thepunishments laid down by law

In 2006 the Child MarriageRestraint Act of 1929 was replacedwith a new Prohibition of Child Mar-riages Act applicable to all regard-less of applicable personal laws Theminimum marriage age for girls andboys remained unchanged under itbut the penalties for arrangingminorsrsquo marriage were enhanced

Under the new Act a minorrsquos mar-riage would be void at her or hisoption to be exercised within twoyears of attaining majority This relieftoo is discretionary for the minorsand cannot be imposed on themeither by their guardians or by anycourt Nor is there anything in thenew Act of 2006 from which one couldeven remotely draw the inference of aminorrsquos marriage being void

The law thus imposes penalties onpersons arranging minorsrsquo marriagesand empowers minors to get rid ofsuch a marriage on coming of ageBut till date it does not declare anysuch marriage to be void ab initio soas to be devoid of legal effects or inel-igible for legal facilities The Alla-habad High Court judge whoviewed a minorrsquos marriage as voidand hence ordered the couplersquosforced separation was as much atfault as the Sonepat Marriage Reg-istrar in whose sight a minorrsquos mar-riage would be perpetually void andhence ineligible for registration

A judge or marriage registrar maybe dissatisfied with the present lawbut they are duty-bound to apply thelaw as it is not what they in their wis-dom would like it to be

GLARING LAPSES Laws are often misunderstood misconstrued and misapplied by both laymen and law men

The new Act of 2006imposes penalties on

persons arrangingmarriages of minors

and empowers the minorsto get rid of such a marriage

on coming of age But till date it does not declare

any such marriage to bevoid ab initio so as to bedevoid of legal effects or

ineligible for legal facilities

THE BJP-led NDA is nevershort of showcasing virtues ofholding simultaneous pollsBut when it came to holding

the Jharkhand Assembly polls alongwith those of Haryana and Maharash-tra it developed cold feet

There has been no plausible explana-tion as to why Chief Minister RaghubirDas did not toy with the idea of recom-mending the dissolution of the House amonth ahead of its schedule As per theconstitutional provisions an electedgovernment enjoying majority in theHouse can advance polls by sixmonths The North Block which hasbeen proactive under the leadership ofBJP chief Amit Shah too has main-tained a stoic silence

Political grapevine has it thatadvancing Jharkhand polls did not getthe go-ahead as the political situationin the state is not conducive as inHaryana or Maharashtra This is onestate where alliance talks are still onamong the Congress JharkhandMukti Morcha Jharkhand Vikas Mor-cha (Prajatantrik) RJD and the Leftparties The Congress alliance withthe JVMP and JMM was however notrewarding in the 2019 Lok Sabha elec-tions as the BJP had walked away with12 out of the 14 seats

An opinion poll conducted by ABPNews-C-Voter has shown that boththe Manohar Lal Khattar- and Deven-dra Fadnavis-led BJP-NDA govern-ments are set to return home withease The survey findings forHaryana predict 78 seats for the BJPand a single digit tally of eight for theCongress out of 90 Assembly seats inHaryana In Maharashtra the BJP-

Shiv Sena combine is projected to get205 out of 288 Assembly seats

The opposition seems happy to beunhappy Going by this surveyrsquosindication the electoral chances ofthe Congress in Haryana and Maha-rashtra appear to be next to nothingBut the party is making no attemptto reach out to anti-BJP parties inthese states to put up a joint fightPerhaps the failure of the Samajwa-di Party and Bahujan Samaj Party inUttar Pradesh during the 2019 LokSabha polls has had a demoralisingeffect on the entire opposition

In Parliament too there were nosigns of floor coordination on tripletalaq or even on gaining control ofthe parliamentary panels that wereconstituted recently

The Trinamool Congress was treat-ed shabbily but it found itselfprotesting alone

The BSP which has some presence inMaharashtra and Haryana is goingsolo in the coming round of Assemblypolls BSP supremo Mayawati is notsitting idle Rather she plans to consol-idate her traditional support base ofDalits in these states

The development is bad news for theCongress which has bravely made Sel-ja a Dalit as Haryana PCC chief Thepainstakingly-worked out efforts toretain Bhupinder Singh Hooda haveaverted a split in the Haryana Con-gress but the grand old party wouldbe struggling to get 30-odd Assemblyseats in the state

Even as Maharashtra gets ready forthe polls the Congress facing manydesertions is left wondering whetherits reliance on Maratha votes wouldhelp it put up a credible fight A Con-gress-Nationalist Congress Party (NCP)alliance has been worked out Since

1999 the Congress has contested threesuccessive elections with the NCP Dur-ing the 2014 Assembly elections theNCP broke the alliance literally a fewhours prior to the announcement ofpolls leaving the Congress in the lurchThe Congress-NCP ugly spat hugelyhelped the BJP to come to powerreducing its ally the Shiv Sena to apoor second spot The BJP had won 122seats in the 288-member Assemblywhile the Shiv Sena won 62 seats TheCongress and the NCP bagged 42 and41 seats respectively

Both the Congress and NCP havebeen badly hit by exodus Senior NCPleader Udayanraje Bhosale a descen-dant of warrior king Chhatrapati Shiva-ji Maharaj quit his Lok Sabha member-ship to join the BJP The developmenthas sent shock waves in the NCP andCongress circles Urmila Matondkarmay have been a newcomer but herabrupt exit and loyalist Kripa ShankarSingh leaving the Congress havereduced the Congress to a headless par-ty There is constant speculation (with-out much substance though) that topleaders like Milind Deora may dosomething ldquounthinkablerdquo

On the caste matrix the Congressmove to accommodate the Marathasa dominant group that has been mak-ing the NCP and the Congress isbecoming shaky In the PrithvirajChavan government of the Congress-NCP in 2014 70 per cent of the NCPquota (17) and 60 per cent of the INCquota (15) were filled with Marathasas ministers In terms of numbersthis was grossly imbalanced TheMaratha vote share in Maharashtra isaround 24-28 per cent while Muslims

are eight per cent Brahmins threeper cent other upper castes seven percent Dalits 10 per cent and OBCsaround 45 per cent In other words 23out of 34 ministerial berths were heldby Marathas when the Congress andNCP were in power in the state

The 2019 Lok Sabha polls sawAsaduddin Owaisi and PrakashAmbedkarrsquos Vanchit Bahujan Aghadigetting a sizeable number of votesBut so far Congressrsquo talks with theVanchit Bahujan Aghadi SwabhimaniShetkari Sanghatana and SamajwadiParty have not resulted in any broad-based alliance If alliance talks workout 38 Assembly seats would be allo-cated to smaller allies Congresssources indicate while admitting thattime is running out

On a larger scale it has been over 45days since Sonia Gandhi took over asthe interim Congress chief On thepositive side she seems to be in con-trol and a semblance of normalcy isthere But it is a deceptive calmnessThe two spokespersons appointed byher are young dynasts mdash AnshulMeira Kumar and SharmishthaMukherjee They are not a patch onMeira Kumar or Pranab MukherjeeWith the party continuing its boycottof TV news channel debates suchappointments are meaninglessMany young dynasts like Deora JitinPrasada and Jyotiraditya Scindiacontinue to be restless

After the poll verdict on October 24BJP-NDA circles have a sense of antic-ipation to celebrate Diwali in a grandway even as the Congress is bracingitself for another round of desponden-cy and uncertainty

RASHEED KIDWAISENIOR JOURNALIST amp AUTHOR

Going by a poll survey theCongressrsquo electoral

chances in Haryana andMaharashtra appear to be

next to nothing But theparty is making no attempt

to reach out to anti-BJPparties in these states to

put up a joint fightPerhaps the failure

of the Samajwadi Party andBahujan Samaj Party

in Uttar Pradesh during the 2019 Lok Sabhaelections has had a

demoralising effect on the entire opposition

Itrsquos advantage BJP in Haryana Maharashtra

ASSEMBLY POLLS Both the Congress and NCP have been badly hit by exoduses

TAHIR MAHMOODFORMER MEMBER LAW COMMISSION

Misinterpreting the law on minorsrsquo marriage

su do ku calendar forecast

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CITY MAX MINChandigarh 34 24New Delhi 32 25PUNJAB

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SUNSET WEDNESDAY 1816 HRSSUNRISE THURSDAY 0612 HRS

TEMPERATURE IN OC

THE TRIBUNE08 GURUGRAM | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019JampKDELHI

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No HFW(ME)(G)(2)-10(MRI-PPP)-2019 Dated Shimla-9 the

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New Delhi September 24 Chief Minister Arvind Kejri-wal on Tuesday said the Cap-ital would soon become theldquofirst staterdquo to implement theStreet Vending Act 2014 toprovide legal protection tostreet vendors and hawkers

Street vendors and hawkersplay an important role in theeconomy of every countryand city Compared to othercountries India has not takensteps to organise them or givethem legal status he said

ldquoBecause they do not havea legal status whatever theydo is termed illegal Thatrsquoswhy they are harassed byevery department be it thepolice or civic bodies Peopleextort money from themrdquothe Chief Minister saidadding as street vending isnot streamlined it leads totraffic snarls and pollution

ldquoUnder the Act town vend-ing committees have been setup and a notification has beenissuedrdquo he said As many as28 town vending committees

have been set up each having30 members Among which12 members have been elect-ed from among street vendorsand hawkers while the restare officials who have beennominated Kejriwal said

Civic bodies have beenasked to start conducting sur-veys to identify vendors andvending spots through theirrespective town vendingcommittees in 10 to 15 days

Those who have beenremoved from vending spotsover the years would also beincluded in the survey Streetvendors will be given certifi-cates during the survey andthereafter licenses bearing thename of the owner addressand the place of vending willbe issued Kejriwal said

The surveys are expectedto be completed within oneto two months No one will

be able to harass these streetvendors and hawkers extortmoney or seize their goodsafter that he said ldquoWhatrsquosin it for Delhi With streetvending being organised nonew person can come andoccupy a spot randomly bybribing officials For newvending spots hawkers willhave to apply with townvending committeesrdquo theChief Minister said mdash PTI

In a first Capital to implementStreet Vending Act Kejriwal Says 28 town vending committees have been set up so far

CM Arvind Kejriwal Deputy CM Manish Sisodia and Delhi HealthMinister Satyendra Jain at Talkatora Stadium in New Delhi MR BHUI

WHATrsquoS IN IT FOR CITY With street vending

being organised no newperson can come andoccupy a spot randomlyby bribing officials

For new vending spotshawkers will have toapply with town vendingcommittees

Each town vendingcommittee has 30members among which12 have been electedfrom street vendors andhawkers

Phone-snatching casepolice gets DCW notice

DCW chief Swati Maliwal visits AIIMS to meet the ANI journalistwho got injured in a snatching incident in Delhi TRIBUNE PHOTO

New Delhi September 24 The Delhi Commission forWomen (DCW) on Tuesdayissued notice to police seekingdetails of investigation in acase in which a female journal-ist was injured while resistinga snatching bid in the Capital

DCW chief Swati Maliwalalso met the journalist atAIIMS where she is under-going treatment ldquoTherecovery is slow and thetrauma is quite a bit becauseit happened in an instantand in an unexpected man-ner The physical hurt isquite a bitrdquo said Maliwal

She is finding it difficultbut will recover as shersquos astrong woman the DCWchief said ldquoThe system failswomen and childrenrdquo Maliw-al said and appealed to theCentre to make laws pertain-ing to such incidents stricter

ldquoPolice are yet to make anyarrests in the case Snatch-ing cases have gone up Wewill be writing to the Centreto make laws pertaining tosnatching harsher and itshould be made a non-bail-able offence so that there isfear among the perpetra-torsrdquo she added mdash PTI

Not just outdoor indoor airin Delhi polluted too Study New Delhi September 24Staying indoors to avoid tox-ic outdoor air in the Capitalmay not serve the purposeanymore as pollutants havenow entered homes A newstudy has revealed that airinside homes in Delhi havebecome unsafe with high lev-els of pollutants found in itdespite keeping doors shut

ldquoHouses in the city havevery polluted air infestedwith large concentrations of

PM 25 carbon dioxide andharmful gases with long-term health implicationsrdquo

said a study conducted byBreatheEasy Consultantswith real-time monitoring ofair quality inside more than400 homes in Delhi-NCRspread across 200 large andsmall residential colonies

ldquoThe level of carbon diox-ide inside many homes wasfound to be as high as 3900parts per million (ppm)against the recommendedsafe limit of 750 ppmrdquo thestudy said mdash PTI

CONDITIONED AIRAccording to the studyafter eight hours the CO2concentration of a typicalair-conditioned closed-doorbedroom used by two peo-ple peaked at about 3000ppm which is almost fivetimes the permissible limit

HC Use drones toinspect fire safetyNew Delhi September 24 The Delhi High Court Tues-day directed authorities touse drone surveillance forconducting fire safetyinspection in Karol Baghhere while notinghuge unauthorisedconstruction and trafficcongestion in the area

A Bench of justices HimaKohli and Asha Menondirected the North DelhiMunicipal Corporation and

Delhi Fire Services (DFS) tofile a joint status report onthe issue by the next date ofhearing that is October 14

The court expressedstrong exception to nonfiling of status reportby the North MCD and

DFS which were earlierdirected to appoint nodalofficers for regular inter-action and communica-tion so that fire audit isgiven priority mdash PTI

Heroin worth~40 cr seizedNew Delhi September 24The police on Tuesdayarrested three persons with10 kg of heroin The value ofthe seized drug in the inter-national market was esti-mated at ~40 crore The contraband was seizedfrom a SUV in ShalimarBagh area by the specialcell said the police The accused have beenidentified as Riyaz Khanand Shakeel both fromManipur and ShubhankarHaldhar a resident of WestBengal mdash IANS

Ishfaq TantryTribune News Service

Srinagar September 24With Section 18 of the PublicSafety Act (PSA) explicitlybarring the detention ofminors or juveniles below 18years the Jammu and Kash-mir High Court has receivedat least three habeas corpuspetitions by aggrieved par-ents protesting that theirjuvenile wards had beenbooked under the Act

Two of the juveniles UmarBashir Naikoo (hailing fromMemender Shopian district)

and Abrar Ahmad Ganai(hailing from HugamSrigufwara in Anantnag dis-trict) have been booked anddetained under the PSA andhavebeen shifted andlodged in jails outside thestate the documentsattached with their respec-tive court petitions accessedby The Tribune reveal

The third boy JavedAhmad Khan from Nowpo-ra Sopore in north Kashmirhas been detained in theSrinagar jail

A single-bench of Justice

Sanjeev Singh where thehabeas corpus petition ofAbrar aged 16 was listed onTuesday while taking astrong note of the detentionof the minor under the PSAhas now directed the statecounsel NH Shah to takeup the matter with the Dis-trict Magistrate Anantnagregarding the age of thedetenue and file counter bynext date while posting thematter on October 1

Earlier in its order onAugust 28 the same benchwhile issuing notices to the

State respondents inAbrarrsquos habeas corpus peti-tion had directed them tofile the counter by or beforeSeptember 9 2019 Thebench had also granted lib-erty to the petitioner parentsto approach the State withthe grievance that thedetenue Abrar is a juvenileand has to be dealt in accor-dance with the law

Abrar was arrested by thepolice from his house onAugust 4 and was subse-quently booked under thePSA on August 8

Parents challenge detention of lsquominorrsquoboys under PSA file habeas corpus pleas

Majid JahangirTribune News Service

Srinagar September 24As the Kashmir shutdowncontinues on the streetsof Srinagar and some oth-er parts of the Valley anew change is palpable

Unlike 2016 or 2010unrest no separatistleader is apparently guid-ing or calling the shotsThere has hardly beenany statement from a sep-aratist leader There isneither a call for shut-down nor a protest calen-dar Still the markets areclosed and traffic is offthe roads

It is a shutdown whichhas been called by nonebut being followed acrossKashmir

In fact people havealtered their course ofaction The markets openfor three hours from 7 amand in some other areasthree hours in evening

During the day marketsremain shut to protestagainst the abrogation ofspecial status

ldquoThere is uncertainty allaround You cannotexpect normal thingswhen we have beenstripped off our rights injust a few hoursrdquo saidTariq Ahmad a student

However off late mili-tants and stone throwersare trying to enforce ashutdown in various partsof the Valley

The police say therehave been a few instanceswhere militants havetorched even private vehicles to enforce theshutdown

The shutdown alongwith communicationblockade has hit the nor-mal life across the Valleyfor the 51st consecutiveday While there is no offi-cial word as to whenexactly the communica-

tion will be restored peo-ple continue to suffer andare anxiously waiting for

communication restric-tions to be eased as quick-ly as possible

No call for shutdown yetmarkets remain closed

TRIBUNE REPORTER ATTACKEDThe Tribune reporter Sumayyah Qureshi came under anattack of stone throwers on Monday evening when shewas going home in an auto-rickshaw in old city Theattack happened at Hawal in Srinagar The reporterescaped unhurt Soon after the attack she alighted fromthe auto-rickshaw at a safe place and walked around 6km to reach home

A paramilitary soldier patrols a market in Srinagar on TuesdayTRIBUNE PHOTO AMIN WAR

Arteev SharmaTribune News Service

Jammu September 24Jammu and Kashmir is like-ly to witness the first-everelections to the Block Devel-opment Councils (BDCs)which constitute the second-tier of the Panchayati RajSystem in the last week ofOctober as the ElectionAuthority published the finalElectoral College

ldquoThe electoral roll has beenfinalised and the ElectionAuthority is compiling andcollecting data from variousdistricts It may take a coupleof days to collect all details toget the exact number of elec-torate All elected sarpanchesand panches constitute theElectoral College for the BDCpollsrdquo official sources toldThe Tribune

The sources said ldquoIf allgoes well and according tothe plan the BDC electionsare most likely to be held

around October 25 The con-duct of the BDC elections is asingle-day exercise and willsimultaneously be heldacross Jammu Kashmir andLadakh However the Elec-tion Authority would take afinal call on the date ofpolling after holding areview meeting with securi-ty agenciesrdquo

On September 6 the ChiefElectoral Officer (CEO) JampKShailendra Kumar who hap-pens to be the ElectionAuthority for holding theBDC elections in the Statehad issued the schedule forthe preparation of electoralrolls for BDC polls He hadfixed September 23 as theday for the publication of theElectoral College

Prime Minister NarendraModi in his address to thenation on August 8 followingthe abrogation had asked forthe conduct of BDCs elec-tions in JampK

JampKrsquos first-ever BDCpoll likely in lastweek of October


Jammu September 24After four-day tour ofKashmir Valley Congressleader Ghulam Nabi Azadtermed the situation in theValley as ldquograverdquo andalleged that there was ldquonosuch thing as freedom ofspeech in JampKrdquo

Azad who reached Jam-mu from Srinagar on Tues-day afternoon as part of hisSupreme Court monitoredvisit is expected to meetvarious delegations from

the Jammu region duringhis two daysrsquo stay

ldquoThe situation is grave inKashmir I was not allowedto visit several areas duringthe tour There is no suchthing as freedom of speechin JampKrdquo said Azad whiletalking to mediapersons

Azad has met several delega-tions in Srinagar and SouthKashmir in the past few daysldquoLet me first complete meet-ing the people here and gettheir views Till then I cannotshare anything with themediardquo Azad said

Situation in Valleygrave says Azad

THE TRIBUNECHANDIGARH | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019 09NATION

THE TRIBUNE TRUSTCHANDIGARH

SALE OF WASTE MATERIAL

LAST DATE FOR TENDER 30092019Sealed tenders for sale of waste material are invited for the following

1) White newsprint waste (clipping)2) Printed newspapers including file copies3) Reel ends4) Newsprint reel wrappers and sweepings etc

The waste material tender is for the period from 01102019 to31122019 The material is required to be l i fted from ourChandigarh Gurgaon Jalandhar amp Bathinda plantsEarnest Money of Rs 30000- each for item Nos 1 amp 2 andRs 15000- each for item Nos 3 amp 4 for Chandigarh only andRs 15000- each per item for item Nos 1 2 3 and 4 for otherstations in the form of Demand DraftCheque on any scheduledbank drawn in favour of The Tribune Trust Chandigarh isrequired to be given along with the tender Offers received withoutEarnest Money will not be consideredAt Chandigarh newsprint reel wrappers and sweepings will have tobe lifted daily except on Sundays failing which the management willhave the sole discretion to dispose of the material to any other partywithout referring the matter to the party whose tender has beenaccepted Against daily lifting of the material a monthly incentive ofRs 5000- will be offered to the tenderer But for each default asum of Rs 500- will be realised from the tenderer as penal amountIf the buyer of any of the materials fails to comply with the conditionsof lifting the material the management of The Tribune Trustreserves the right to cancel the accepted offer and forfeit the securitydeposit Decision of the management in this regard will be finalNOTEIncome Tax 1 will be collected over and above the tenderedrates as per the provisions of the Income Tax ActGST as applicable will be chargedTender will be received up to 1230 pm on 30092019 and openedat the same time and date

Covers containing the tender should be superscribed ldquoTender forwaste materialrdquo and sent to the undersigned

Sr Manager (Material)DI-86783

SHORT TERM

NOTICE INVITING TENDER (NIT)E-tenders are invited from firmsagencies fulfilling terms amp

conditions for providing ldquoProcurement of Goats for the Stateof Himachal Pradesh for the year 2019-20 (Under NationalLivestock Mission)rdquo to the Department of Animal HusbandryHimachal Pradesh Shimla Firmsagenciesindividual goatbreeders willing to participate in the tender may download thetender documents from departmental websitewwwhptendersgovin The Tender will close on 09th October2019 at 500 PM and same will be opened on 10th October2019 at 1200 Noon at Directorate of Animal Hus bandry HimachalPradesh Boileauganj Shimla-5 All subsequent corrigendummodifications and clarifications in respect of this tender will bepublished only on aforesaid website The bidders are advised tovisit the aforesaid website without assigning any reason

Director Department of Animal HusbandryHimachal Pradesh Shimla-5DPRHP2211

Punjab Health Systems CorporationINVITATION OF BIDS

Tender reference No Bid No01 e-tenderPHSCAdmn2019-20 dated- 23092019

Punjab Health Systems Corporation invites tenders from reputedcompanies registered under Companies Act 1956 with relevantexperience of Manpower for providing support staff service in the PHSCNHM and Hospitals of the state

Closing Date- 15102019 up to 1200 Hrs

For Details Logon to wwweprocpunjabgovin

Note- Any Corrigendum(s) to the tender notice shall be published onthe above website only

Director (Admn)For Managing DirectorDPRPbC7251

Tender NoticeSealed Tenders are invited from the Registered Artist GroupNatak

MandliTheatre Teams to perform the 40 Nukkad Nataks in the Villages orTowns of Distt Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar Under the BBBP Scheme

The Tender form along with Terms and Conditions can be obtainedfrom the office of Distt Programme Officer Room No 308 2nd FloorDistrict Administrative Complex SBS Nagar After the Payment of Rs200- by DD Tender form can be submitted in DPO office within 15 daysafter the Publication of Advertisement Terms and Conditions RegardingTender Can be downloaded from wwwnawanshahrnicin

Note- Corrigendum if any will be issued on wwwnawanshahrnicin

Sd- District Programme OfficerSBS NagarDPRPbD6664

HIMACHAL PRADESH

IRRIGATION-CUM-PH DEPARTMENT

NOTICE INVITING TENDER

Sealed item rate tender on form PWDIPH 6 amp 8 are hereby invitedimmediate by the Executive Engineer IPH Division Bhoranj on behalf ofthe Governor of Himachal Pradesh for the work from the appropriateapproved and eligible contractorsfirms enlisted in IampPH (HP) Departmentso as to reach in his office on or before dt 10102019 up to 1100 amand will be opened on the same day at 1130 am in the presence of theintending contractorsfirms or their authorized representatives who maybe present at the time of opening of Tender The application for issue oftender form will be received along with cost of tender form up to 09102019till 400 pm The cost of tender form shall have to be deposited up to09102019 till 430 pm

The earnest money (unless exemption) in the shape of NationalSaving CertificateTime Deposit Account and Post Office Saving BankAccount in HP duly pledged in the name of Executive Engineer IPHDivision Bhoranj must accompany with each tender The tender of thecontractor who do not deposit the earnest money in the prescribed mannershall be summarily rejected Conditional tenderstender without earnestmoney will summarily be rejected However the Executive Engineerreserves the right to reject any or all the tenders without assigning anyreasons The offer of the tender shall be kept open for 120 days 1 labourcess shall be deducted from every running bill in addition to security IncomeTax and GST

Eligibility Criteria-

The contractorFirm submitted the following documents at the time ofpurchase tender-

1 The contractorFirm should be registered amp renewed with IampPHDepartment along with his application seeking for tender form

2 The conditional or single tender will be rejected

3 PAN (Permanent Account No) GST

4 The contractor must quote their rates in words as well in figuresFailing which their tender form shall not be considered

5 The contractorFirm should enclose Earnest Money along with tenders

6 If opening day is a holiday the tender shall be opened on next workingday at the same time

Executive EngineerIampPH Divn Bhoranj

HIM SUCHNA AVAM JAN SAMPARAK

SrNo

Name of work EstimatedCost

EarnestMoney

Cost ofform

Timelimit

1 Construction of LWSS Bagwarin Tehsil Bhoranj Distt HamirpurHP (SH-Construction of PumpHouse-cum-Attendent room andCo Clear water tankSump wellof 20000 Ltrs capacity)

405273- 8105- 250-Three

Months

2 Augmentation of LWSS JarBakhota and LWSS Dhamrolain Tehsil Bhoranj Distt HamirpurHP (SH-Construction of RCCinfiltration Gallary 1500 mtr long)

458574- 9175- 250-OneYear

3 Improvement of Water Supplyto Harizen Basti to VillageKhuthri under LWSS JakhyolIst in Tehsil Bhoranj DisttHamirpur HP (SH- Co RCCFilter Bed 2 Units each Unitof 1250 Sqmt and CoSedimentation tank of 10000Ltr capacity)

484225- 9685- 250-Six

Months

4 Augmentation and improvementof LWSS Garsar in TehsilBhoranj Distt Hamirpur HP(SH- Construction of PumpHouse-cum-Attendent roomand Co Sump well of 19000 ltrscapacity)

435709- 8715- 250-Three

Months

DPRHP2203

Applications are invited from the Eligible Candidates for the below mentioned Contract BasisPosts The Minimum age of the candidates should not be less than 18 and maximum age up to 37years and SC Candidates up to the age of 42 years Candidate can send their application onlyby the Registered Post to the office of District Programme Officer-cum-Member SecretaryAdministrative Committee Sakhi One Stop Centre SBS Nagar at Room No 308 DistrictAdministrative Complex Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar (Nawanshahr) Application can besubmitted upto 30 days from the publication of the advertisement

Note-

1 The Application with incomplete documentation such as not mentioning the name of the postMobile No and Email id will not be accepted

2 Application received with not mentioning the Reserve Category by the Candidate will beconsider for General Category

3 Age Relaxation will be given to the SC Candidate as per rules

4 Application form can be download from the Distt Website nawanshahrnicin

5 Any corrigendum regarding the posts if required will be advertise only at the District websitenawanshahrnicin

Sd- District Programme Officer

Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar

SrNo

Name of Postand No of Posts

MonthlySalary of

Staff(Tentative)

(in Rs)

EducationQualification

Experience Remarks

1 Centre Administration

(01)

25000- Law DegreeMasterin Social Work

1) 5 years experience of working onviolence against women issues in anadministrative setup with aGovernment or Non-GovernmentprojectProgramme

2) 1 year experience of counselling eitherwithin or outside the same set-up with aGovernment or Non-Government projectProgramme She Should be a residentof local Community so that local humanresources and expertise is utilized foreffective functioning of the centre

Female only

2 ProtectionOfficer (NIC)

(01) for DCPO Unit SBS Nagar

21000- Master in SocialWork PsychologyChild Developmentwith Minimum 55

Marks

13 Years Experience in relevant field

120 Hours Computer Course from anyInstitution duly Certified by ISO 90012000or PGDCA from recognized Institution2 Punjabi must be passed up to 10th or

Equivalent

Both Maleand Femalecan Apply

3 Para LegalPersonalLawyer

(01)

16000- Law DegreeSocialScience

Para Legal training or knowledge of Lawswith at least 3 years experience of workingwithin a Government or Non-Governmenton VAW at the District

Female only

4 IT Worker (01)

15000- Graduate ITDiploma inComputer

3 Years Experience on Web BasedReportingformats Video Conference andData Management ProcessDocumentation from StateDisttGovt orNon-GovtIT Based Organization

Female onlyreserved for

SCCategory

5 Case Worker (02)

12000-(Each)

Law DegreeMasters in Social

Work

3 Years experience of working on violenceagainst women issues in a Governmentor Non-Government ProjectProgrammeShe should be a resident of localCommunity so that local human resourcesand expertise is utilized for effectivefunctioning of the centre

Female only(01 Post is

reserved forSC)

6 Counselor (01)

15000 Masters in SocialWorkClinicalPsychology

Minimum 3 years of experience of workingas counselorPsychotherapist in a reputedMental Health InstituteClinic at theDistrictState Level

Female only

7 Multi-PurposeHelper

(02)

() 10000-each)

Matric Minimum 3 years of experience of workingas a helper peon etc


reserved forSC)

RECRUITMENT NOTICE

DPRPbD6676

E-tender NoticeINFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTRACTORS

FOR e-TENDERING FORMING PART OF NIT AND TO BE POSTED ON WEBSITEThe Executive Engineer Project PH Divn No 3 on behalf of President of India invites online percentage rate bids fromapproved Enlisted contractors of Public Health Wing of Engineering Department UT Chandigarh who have already executedsimilar nature of work and also registered with the labour department with valid license EPF ESI number for the works-

Deployment staff for the work of providing

The bid document consisting of schedule of quantities of various types of items to be executed and the set of termsand conditions of the contract to be complied with and other necessary document can be seen from Websitehttpetenderschdnicinnicgep free of cost Executive Engineer

Project PH Divn No 35th Floor Addl Delux Building Sector-9 Chandigarh Phone No 0172-2740648

SrNo

Name of work amp location Estimatedcost putto tender

Earnestmoney

Period ofCompletion

Last date amptime of

submissionof Bid Online

Time amp dateof openingof tender

1 3 4 5 6 7 8Deployment staff for the work of providingservices of Sewerman-cum-Helper forroutine maintenance of PHS of GovtResidential Buildings under maintenancebooth Sector-19 Chandigarh (for theperiod 01102019 to 31032020)

Rs1052lacs

Rs21040-

6 Months 1 day beforeopening of

Tender up to

500 PM

1102019at

1000 AM

Deployment staff for the work of providingservices of AC Plant Operators andHelper Semi Skilled for Operation androutine maintenance of Air ConditioningSystem (including SplitWindow ACChiller amp Hot Water Generator) at HaryanaRaj Bhawan Chandigarh (for the period01102019 to 31032020)

Rs637lacs

Rs12740-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM

Deployment staff for the work of providingservices of Sewerman-cum-Helper forroutine maintenance of PHS of GovtResidential Buildings under maintenancebooth Sector-7 Chandigarh (for the period01102019 to 31032020)

Rs 657lacs

Rs13140-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM

Vijay MohanTribune News Service

Chandigarh September 24The National DisasterResponse Force (NDRF) hastied up with the Central Scien-tific Instruments Organisation(CSIO) here to develop varioussensors and associated equip-ment that can be used in res-cue and relief operations

To begin with a dopplerradar has been developed thatcan be used for detecting per-sons who get buried underdebris in case of a calamity butare still alive The radar uses anultra-wide bandwidth allow-ing its waves to pass throughphysical objects that otherwisetend to reflect signals having anarrow bandwidth

According to scientistsassociated with the projectthe radar detects regularperiodic human move-ments like breathing andheartbeat and is able to dif-ferentiate them from othermovements like shifting ofconcrete or earth It hasmultiple applications withdifferent agencies includ-

ing the armed forcesldquoIn the ongoing develop-

ment phase the radar hasbeen able to detect and differ-entiate persons up to a dis-tance of four metres Weintend to increase the distanceto 15 metres and thereafterwe will conduct trials at anNDRF facilityrdquo a scientist said

A memorandum of under-standing has also been

signed between the NDRFand the CSIO under whichexisting technology withthe CSIO would be madeavailable for use by theNDRF if it suits their needsFurther the CSIO wouldtake up projects to developtechnology and instrumen-tation to meet the NDRFrsquosspecific requirements

The NDRF the countryrsquosnodal relief and rescueagency in time of natural orman-made disasters is look-ing at indigenous sourcesfor procuring equipment aswell as for undertakingrepair and maintenance ofits inventory

Its 12 battalions stationed atvarious locations across thecountry have an inventory ofseveral hundred items suchas power tools medical equip-ment power generatorsboats vehicles ambulanceslighting equipment rescuegadgets communicationequipment safety gear andequipment for containing fall-out from nuclear chemical orbiological incidents

Radar thatrsquoll detectpeople under debrisNDRF ties up with CSIO to develop equipment

HOW IT WORKS The radar detects regu-

lar periodic humanmovements like breath-ing and heartbeat

Is able to differentiatethem from other move-ments like shifting ofconcrete or earth

It has multiple applicationswith different agenciesincluding the armed forces

4metre is the distanceup to which radar can differentiate people

15 metre is the target set by the agencies for detecting people

Manas Dasgupta

Ahmedabad September 24Fake invoices for huge over-valuation of goods exportedthrough the Kandla port inKutch district of Gujarat bysome NCR-based companiesto claim refund of input taxcredit to the tune of over Rs1000 crore have been detect-ed by the intelligence wingof the GST administration

According to an officialspokesman of the DirectorGeneral of the GST Intelli-gence Ahmedabad zoneabout 20 export firms basedin the NCR some 24 suppli-ers based across the countryand some units located at theKandla SEZ were believed to

be involved in the fraudActing on a tip-off that a few

units located at the KandlaSEZ located near Gandhidhamin connivance with someexporting firms in the NCRwere involved in some fraudu-lent activities the DGGI officialinitiated investigations bysearching three units in SEZand thereafter the premises ofNCR-based exporters and theirgodowns The spokesman saidthe modus operandi of thecompanies detected during theraids indicated overvaluationof goods to the extent of 3000per cent of the market value ofgoods exported to the SEZ(zero rated supply) and claimrefund of input tax credit (ITC)as provided in the GST

GST scam bustedin Ahmedabad

Curbing illegalmining in Hry HC says it canrsquot interfere

in Haryana elections

Sikhs fastest-growingminority

from page 1Speaking for the Benchacting Chief Justice Shar-ma added that the peti-tioner was ldquoestoppedrdquofrom challenging thedelimitation process at abelated stage after thelapse of almost 12 years

Appearing before theBench the petitionerrsquoscounsel had initially sub-mitted that the proposalfor delimitation of parlia-mentary and Assemblyconstituencies in Haryanawas published vide orderdated October 30 2006

The petitioner made arepresentation but thefact of the matter was that final decision wastaken by the delimitationcommission in the matteron February 15 2007After going through thecontentions and the peti-tion the Bench dismissedthe petition

The High Court hasalready been told duringthe hearing of anothercase that the exercise ofdelimitation and reserva-tion of Assembly and par-liamentary constituencieswould be carried out only

after 2026Assistant Solicitor-Gen-

eral of India Chetan Mittalhad submitted that thenext delimitation commis-sion would be set up after2026 ldquowhen it will con-duct a fresh exercise ofdelimitation and reserva-tion of Assembly and par-liamentary constituen-ciesrdquo Mittal has prayedfor a monthrsquos time to filean additional affidavit forelaborating on themethodology adopted

The Bench in the casehas made clear its intentto examine whether con-sistent guidelines orparameters were beingfollowed by the Delimita-tion Commission whilemaking reservation of the legislative Assemblyconstituencies

The directions cameafter the Bench was toldthat the DelimitationCommission made reser-vation arbitrarily byreserving a seat in almostevery district without taking into considerationthe ratio of castes popula-tion and the dominantcaste factor

from page 1the Muslim from 46149 to61455 in the five years

Experts say the past decadesaw large-scale migration fromPunjab to New Zealand DrRajesh Aggarwal AssociateProfessor PopulationResearch CRRID Chandi-garh says because of therestrictions imposed by Euro-pean and Northern Americancountries many youngstersopted to study in New Zealand

Indians have emerged as thefourth largest community witha 244 lakh population NewZealand European (3025 lakh)Maori (777 lakh) and Chineselanguages top the chart Thecensus covers the entire popu-lation Official counting in thecountry goes back to 1842 NZrsquosfirst official national populationcensus was carried out in 1851

ED booksSharad Pawarnephewfrom page 1despite weak financials neg-ative net worth collateralsnot taken in many cases andadditional facilities extendedwithout any justification

This and other factors result-ed in many coop sugar factoriesturning sick while many weresold at lower than the reserveprice for the benefit of buyerswho were personally or politi-cally connected with the MSCBdirectors whose consent wasnot taken before the sales

Besides the ED said manytransactions involved forgedsales documents and manysales were effected withoutinviting tenders thus flout-ing rules ldquoThere was hugemisappropriation of funds onthe part of committee mem-bers directors and loan com-mittee members of theMSCB acting in connivanceto siphon the money andcausing huge losses to thebankrdquo said the ED

from page 1will amount to illegal trans-portation of mineralsprod-ucts ldquoThe date of commence-ment of the lsquoe-rawaanarsquosystem shall be announced fol-lowing the completion of theregistration processrdquo reads anorder issued by Dhillon

Sources say mining lease-holders issue an one-time roy-alty slip for vehicles transport-ing material and products Butthe transporters misuse theslip by using it multiple timesFollowing the implementationof lsquoe-rawaanarsquo system thevehicles will be allowed totransport mineralproductsonly one time on one pass asloading and unloading detailscan easily be verified

ldquoThe system will also helpstreamline the process ofstock verification and qualityassessment It will help curbillegal mining and overload-ing It will supplement rev-enue collection (throughmined products) as a checkon overloading will lead to ahike in freightrdquo a source said

Rajiv Kumar mining officerYamunanagar said ldquoAll 22 min-ing leaseholders and 27 of the177 stone crushers have regis-tered their firms on the portalThe registration of screeningplants is yet to beginrdquo

PM Modi can tackle terrorismfrom page 1Trump responded to ques-tions on Pakistanrsquos sustainedsponsorship of violent extrem-ism in India with a vote of con-fidence in PM Modirsquos abilityto tackle it ldquoThe Indian PrimeMinister has given a loud andclear message to Pakistanrdquo hesaid adding that ldquoPM Modiknows how to deal with itrdquo

However a trade dealbetween India and the USproved elusive though Trumpsaid ldquoI think very soon we willhave a trade dealrdquo Trump saidBut the brief meeting with himon the sidelines of the UN Gen-eral Assembly in New Yorkenabled PM Modi to outlinethe devastation India has suf-fered from cross-border terror-ism that has led to the loss of42000 lives in the past 30 years

PM Modi informed Trumpthat he had reached out to Pak-istan but to no avail In thisregard he mentioned hisldquouniquerdquo trip to Lahore inDecember 2015 with minimumsecurity but the payback wasan attack on the Pathankot air-

base whose perpetrators Pak-istan had not brought to justice

Briefing the media after the30-minute meeting ForeignSecretary Vijay Gokhaletried to play down the tradepart of the discussions eventhough Commerce MinisterPiyush Goel had especiallyflown in from India and hasengaged with US Trade Rep-resentative Robert Lighthiz-er over a couple of days

Before beginning delega-tion-level talks PM Modiunderlined the importance ofIndiarsquos investment plans of $25 billion in a US gas majorwhich will have a multipliereffect of $60 billion in tradeand create 50000 jobs

Aware that his meetingwould be benchmarked withthat with Imran Khan PMModi pointed out that in fourmonths since Modi 20 hehad already met the US Pres-ident thrice ldquoThis is a rela-tionship of ease and continu-ous engagement and thatrsquosan adequate signal for theworldrdquo he observed

(Uo 5 Rule 20 CPC)In the Court ofAnoop SinghCivil Judge

(Junior Division)-1 JalandharHarpreet Kaur Sodhi

VersusGunpreet Singh Sodhi

CNR NoPBJL02-005708-2018

Next Date 18102019Suit for separate possession

by way of partition and suit forgrant of decree of permanentinjunction

Publication issued toDhiraj Kaur do Tirath Singh

wo Paramjit Singh ro 3304Loyalton AVE APT DBakersfield CA 93313 USA

In above titled case thedefendant(s)respondent(s)could not be served It isordered that defendant(s)respondent(s) should appear inperson or through counsel on18102019 at 1000 am

For details logon tohttpshighcourtchdgovintrs=district_noticeampdistrict=jalandhar

Dated this day of06092019

Sd- Civil Judge(Junior Division)-1

CL19086756 Jalandhar(Uo 5 Rule 20 CPC)

In the Court ofShatin Goyal

Addl District andSessions Judge (NRI) Jalandhar

Perminder Singh son of Late HarjitSingh ro 58 Perth Road Ilford EssexIG2 6AR England United Kingdomthrough his attorney Mr PapinderSingh so Nazar Singh ro VPOJamsher Khas District Jalandhar

VersusPawitter Singh son of Late HarjitSingh ro 54 Green Lane IlfordEssex IGI IYJ England UnitedKingdom

CNR No PBJL01-004874-2019Next Date 15102019

Publication issued toResp 1 Pawitter Singh son of Late

Harjit Singh ro 54 Green LaneIlford Essex IGI IYJ EnglandUnited Kingdom Resp 2 BhupinderSingh son of Late Harjit Singh ro 70Elgin Road Seven Kings ILFORDESSEX IG3 8 LW England UnitedKingdom both through attorneySubddar Kartar Singh ro VillageNarangpur PO Authouli TehsilPhagwara District Kapurthala

In above titled case thedefendant(s)respondent(s) could notbe served It is ordered thatdefendant(s) respondent(s) shouldappear in person or through counselon 15102019 at 1000 am

For details logon tohttpshighcourtchdgovintrs=

district_noticeampdistrict=jalandharDated this day of 03092019

Sd- Addl District andSessions Judge (NRI)

CL19086793 Jalandhar


Sh Balwinder Kumar IIAdditional District and

Sessions JudgeLudhiana

Balbir SinghVs

Varinder SinghCNR No PBLD01-006283-2019

Next Date 18102019The judgment and decree dated_____11012019______ in CaseNo ________ passed by the TrialCourt of Ms Lovejinder Kaur bequashed and set asidePublication issued to1 Varinder Singh ro 507-I BhaiRandhir Singh Nagar Ludhiana2 Tejinder Singh so Surjit Singh roHNo 34 Shastri Nagar Ludhiana3 Harbhajan Singh so MannSingh ro 119-G Bhai RandhirSingh Nagar Ludhiana4 Ludhiana Improvement TrustFeroze Gandhi Market Ludhianathrough its AdministratorChairman

In above titled case thedefendant(s)respondent(s) couldnot be served It is ordered thatdefendant(s) respondent(s) shouldappear in person or through counselon 18102019 at 1000 am


Dated this day of 06092019Sd- Additional District and

Sessions JudgeCL19086754 Ludhiana


Sh Rakesh Kumar-IAdditional District and


Harbans KaurVersus

Jeeto BaiCNR No

PBLD01-016812-2017Next Date 10102019

Publication issued toRSP 3 - Raj Kumar so Gurmit

SinghRSP 4 - Babu Singh so Gurmit

SinghRSP 5 - Rani do Gurmit SinghAll ro Vill Chak Kathgarh PO

Jalalabad Distt FerozepurRSP 6 - Preeto Bai do Bir Singh

ro Vill Sidhwan Bet TehsilJagraon Ludhiana now at presentro Vill Tendiwal Tehsil ShalikotDistt Jalandhar

In above titled case thedefendant(s)respondent(s) couldnot be served It is ordered thatdefendant(s)respondent(s) shouldappear in person or throughcounsel on 10102019 at 1000am



Sd-Additional District and


(UO 5 Rule 20 CPC)In the Court ofSudhir Kumar

Civil Judge (Junior Division)-3

JalandharSurjit Singh

VsMakhan Singh

CNR NoPBJL02-001665-2019Next Date 18102019

Publication issued toShital Kaur wo Late SohanSingh so Sarwan Singh roVillage Raipur RasulpurTehsil and District Jalandhar

In above titled case thedefendant(s)respondent(s)could not be served It isordered that defendant(s)respondent(s) should appearin person or through counselon 18102019 at 1000 am

For details logon tohttpshighcourtchdgovintrs=district_noticeamp

district=jalandharDated this day of

07092019Sd-

Civil Judge(Junior Division)-3


In the Court ofRajwinder Kaur

Addl District and Sessions Judge-I

KapurthalaTej Paul Singh

VersusBalbir Kaur Mailyan Sahiba

and anotherCNR No

PBKP01-006204-2018Next Date 21102019

Appeal against Judgment and decreedt 13112018 passed by Ms RinkyAgnihotri CJJD KapurthalaPublication issued to

1 Balbir Kaur Mailyan Sahibawife of Jagdev Singh resident ofVillage Rasulpur Brahmna POKhaira Majja Distt Kapurthala atpresent resident of 1337 Jeffry DriveRatoul Illnois USA

2 Jagdish Kaur wife of Amar Singhresident of Village Rasul BrahmnaPO Khaira Majja DistrictKapurthala permanent resident of No20 Jalan 18d Off Jalan 18Amansari Bukit Kuchai KinraraPuchong 47100 Selengor Malaysia

In above titled case thedefendant(s)respondent(s) could notbe served It is ordered thatdefendant(s)respondent(s) shouldappear in person or through counsel on21102019 at 1000 am


kapurthalaDated this day of 09092019


Sessions Judge-ICL19086762 Kapurthala


Harsimranjit KaurCivil Judge

(Junior Division)Payal (Ludhiana)

Nachattar KaurVs

General PublicCNR No

PBLDD00003122019 Next Date 15102019

Publication issued toDef General Public




Sd-Civil Judge

(Junior Division)CL19086752 Payal


Manjinder KaurAddl District and Sessions Judge-X

JalandharJiwan Singh (so Piara Singh roVillage Partabpura Tehsil PhillaurDistt Jalandhar)

VersusSurjit Singh (so Daulat Singh roVillage Partabpur Tehsil PhillaurDist Jalandhar)


Application Under Section 5 ofLimitation Act for condonation ofdelay in filing of appealrevisionagainst the judgment and decree orderpassed by the court in CaseCS162007Publication issued to

1 Surjit Singh so Daulat Singh 2Rattan Singh so Ujjagar Singh 3Tirath Singh so Sukhdev Singh 4Santosh Kumari do Faqir Chand 5Amrik Singh so Daulat Singh 6Surinder Singh so Daulat Ram

All ro Village Partappura TehsilPhillaur District Jalandhar



jalandharDated this day of 06092019

Sd-Addl District andSessions Judge-X


High Court of Punjab andHaryana at Chandigarh

PBT No 1 of 2019Sampoornima Setty

Petitioner(s)Appellant(s)Versus

General Public and OrsRespondent(s)Defendant(s)Notice to- Respondent No 1 General

Public Respondent No 2 Gurpartap

Singh Sidhu so Late ShBaldev Singh Sidhu presentlyresiding at W 3822 HighlandDrive La Crosse W1 54601USA

Respondent No 3 DavySidhu Alias Baldev Singh JrSo Late Sh Baldev SinghSidhu presently residing at1325 Evalyn Drive South EastWinter Haven FL 33880 USA

In the above titled petitionappeal the respondent(s)defendant(s) notice be servedthrough publication It isordered that the respondent(s)should appear in person orthrough counsel on 20042020(A) at 1000 am

Sd- (Superintendent)For Registrar (Judl)Punjab and Haryana

High CourtCL19086698 Chandigarh

(Uo 5 Rule 20 CPC)In the Court of Chandna Bhatti

Civil Judge (Junior Division)-13Jalandhar

1) Jagdish Kumar So Late Basant LalAddress- HNo 25 Gurdev Nagar NearNew Grain Market Jalandhar

Versus1) Krishan Lal So Tola Ram Address-Adjoining to HNo 25 Gurdev NagarJalandhar2) Santosh Wo Krishan Lal Adjoining toHNo 25 Gurdev Nagar Jalandhar3) Smt Rishma Rani Wo Vinod KumarDehradun (Uttra Khand)4) Smt Neelam Wo Ranvir KumarHNo WR-12 Sonia Mohalla BastiSheikh Jalandhar5) Rajni Wo Rajesh Kumar Village ChakKalan Tehsil Nakodar Distt JalandharSuit for grant of decree of declaration tothe effect that the plantiff is lawful ownerin possession of the Property BearingHouse No 25 Gurdev Nagar Near NewGrain Market Jalandhar

CNR No PBJL02-000353-2018Next Date- 18102019

Publication issued to1) Krishan Lal So Tola Ram Address-Adjoining to HNo 25 Gurdev NagarJalandhar2) Santosh Wo Krishan Lal Adjoining toHNo 25 Gurdev Nagar Jalandhar3) Smt Rishma Rani Wo Vinod KumarDehradun (Uttra Khand)


For details logon to httpshighcourtchdgovintrs=district_

noticeampdistrict= jalandharDated this day of 09092019

Sd- Civil Judge (Junior Division)-13


(Uo 5 Rule 20 CPC)In the Court ofSh Jatin Garg

Additional Civil JudgeSenior Division

PanipatKarnatka Bank Limited

VersusSmt Renu Bala

Suit for RecoveryCIS No CS-772-2018

CNR NoHRPP02-001228-2018Next Date 11122019

Publication issued to1 Smt Renu Bala wo Ashok

Kumar ro HNo 275 NewSukhdev Nagar PanipatHaryana

2 Deepak Vij so Jagan Nath Vijro HNo 540 Model TownPanipat

In above titled case thedefendant(s)respondent(s) couldnot be served It is ordered thatdefendant (s ) respondent (s )should appear in person orthrough counsel on 11122019 at1000 am


panipatDated this day of 19092019

Sd-Jatin Garg


CL19086585 Panipat(Uo 5 Rule 20 CPC)

In the Court ofSh Kulbhushan KumarAdditional District and

Sessions Judge LudhainaParamjit Singh

VersusSarabjit Singh


Appeal against thejudgement and decree dated25219 passed by the court ofMs Shivangi Sangar

Publication issued toDaljit Kaur Father- Joginder

Singh Village Dangeri TehsilAmloh Distt FatehgarhSahib




Sd- Additional District andSessions Judge

CL19086757 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICES

THE TRIBUNE CHANDIGARH | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019

10|BUSINESS GOLD

~37861Mumbai

SILVER

~47540Mumbai

USD EURO POUND JPY YUAN CAD AUD SGD HKD~7101 ~7818 ~8868 ~066 ~997 ~5348 ~4829 ~5162 ~904

BSE

7113909714

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121158820

Vijay C RoyTribune News Service

Chandigarh September 24If weak export demand anduncompetitive prices werenot enough for the textilemills in North the phenom-enal increase in the importedpolyester yarn from Indone-sia and Vietnam under thefree trade agreement (FTA)is posing a threat to thedomestic industry

According to data froman average monthlyimport of 565 tonnes fromthese two countries in thepre-GST period theimports have risen to 5400tonnes in the past twomonths especially in Julyand August this year

Volume wise the increaseis 4835 tonnes per monthand in percentage terms itregistered a whopping855 increase in quantityin just 26 months

Cotton spinning mills inthe North have alreadyresorted to production cutas they are grappling withweak export demandWhile a few mills havestopped production someare reducing the numberof working days andshifts On an average theproduction is down by25-30 The substantialincrease in importedyarn has further addedto their miseries

According to SanjayGarg president NorthernIndia Textile Mills Associ-ation the finished product

of the mills mdash polyesteryarn mdash is included in thelist of items being clearedwith SAFTA and importedat zero duty whereas theraw material mdash polyesterstaple fibre (PSF) mdash is notincluded in this list andhence cleared at full dutyrate of 5

He said in the pre-GSTregime there used to be

some protection against theinflux of imports underthese FTAs as importedyarns were subject to Cen-vat (12) and a special addi-tional duty (SAD) of 4whereas the domestic yarnwas exempted from Cenvat

However post-GST theCenvat and SAD wasremoved and this has ledto astronomical increasein the quantity of yarnbeing imported fromIndonesia and Vietnam

The industry apprehendsthat the size of the spinningmills in Indonesia are hugeand if left unchecked thisfigure will surely increasethreatening the survival ofnot just the North Indian

textile mills but millsacross the country

Perturbed over the ris-ing imports NITMA hasproposed to increase thebasic custom duty on poly-ester yarns from the cur-rent 5 to 10

The textile mills in theNorthern region have acombined turnover of Rs50000 crore With aninstalled capacity of 750lakh spindles the north-ern region contributes15 to the total capacityof the country The regioncomprising PunjabHaryana Uttar PradeshRajasthan and HimachalPradesh has around 200spinning units

ILLUSTRATION SANDEEP JOSHI

FTA with Indonesia Vietnamhurting spinning mills

Industry demands increase in customs duty on importsNew Delhi September 24 The Centre will considerimposing the stock limit ononion traders if retail pricescontinue to remain higheven after exhausting thebuffer stock Food and Con-sumer Affairs Minister RamVilas Paswan said today

The government will ldquowaitand watchrdquo the price situa-tion for some time for impos-ing the stock limit as it isequally concerned about theinterest of farmers he said

Agriculture MinisterNarendra Singh Tomaralso assured that onionprices will calm down inthe next few days as sup-ply is being improved inthe domestic market byagencies like Nafed

To give relief to consumersCentral agencies Nafed andthe NCCF have been sellingonion from the buffer stockat Rs 22-23kg while Mother

Dairyrsquos Safal stores are sell-ing at Rs 2390 per kg in theNational Capital

Trade data showed thatretail prices have shot up toRs 70-80 per kg in the Capi-tal owing to tight supplies Asimilar price trend prevailsin other parts of the country

ldquoWe have taken the bestpossible measures so far toboost supply and containonion prices We have tolook at other options likestock limit if the currenthigh price situation contin-uesrdquo Paswan said

He said the government

ldquowill think about imposing astock limit on traders oncethe buffer stock gets overWe will also take stringentaction against hoarders andblack marketeersrdquo The gov-ernment is doing a ldquobalanc-ing jobrdquo keeping in mind theinterest of both consumersand farmers he added

The Centre has built abuffer stock of 50000tonnes of which 15000tonnes have been offloadedin the domestic market

Paswan also shared thathe was in regular touchwith the Maharasthra chiefminister on onion issue

Echoing the views atanother event the agricul-ture minister said ldquoOnionsituation will improve in thenext few days CooperativeNafed is releasing stockfrom the central buffer at alower price We have enoughstock of onionsrdquo mdash PTI

Onion price hike Govt mullsimposing stock limit on traders


Ludhiana September 24The Patna District Courthas ruled that Hero CyclesLtd enjoys the exclusiverights to use lsquoHerorsquo as atrade name or trademarkfor manufacturing and saleof bicycles and bicycle com-ponents in India whilerestraining Vijay MunjalrsquosHero Ecotech Ltd fromusing the trade name in anyform for bicycles

ldquoThe court has once againreiterated its previous orderthat the trademark tradename and corporate namelsquoHerorsquo with or without anyprefix or suffix belongsexclusively to Hero CyclesLimited only in context ofsale of bicycles and bicyclecomponents We want tonotify the trade communityat large not to deal or tradein or sell or offer for sale oradvertise such products

under trademark or tradename lsquoHerorsquo except thosethat originate from or aresold by or under authorisa-tion from Hero Cycles Limit-edrdquo said Pankaj M Munjalchairman Hero Cycles Ltd

According to a press noteissued by Hero Cycles thecourt held that use of cor-porate name Hero EcotechLtd in relation to bicyclesand bicycles componentsamounts to contempt ofcourt and restrained HeroEcotech Ltd from infring-ing the exclusive rights ofHero Cycles Limited in thetrademark and trade nameldquoHerordquo with or withoutprefix or suffix for bicy-cles tricycles or theirparts in India The orderwas passed by the court ofAdditional District andSessions Judge Patna onSeptember 19 while decid-ing the issue of interiminjunction

Hero Ecotech canrsquot uselsquoHerorsquo in name Court

New Delhi September 24 Ahead of the festival sea-son the UAE has agreed tosupply extra LPG to Indiato make up for the shortfallin supplies from its princi-pal supplier Saudi Arabia

While oil supplies have notbeen impacted in the after-math of a massive attack onthe kingdomrsquos crude oil facil-ities LPG imports have beenimpacted Saudi Arabia has

deferred at least two ship-ments of LPG as it struggles

to quickly recover the 5 mil-lion barrels per day of outputthat was lost in the attacks

ldquoThank UAE Minister ofState and Group CEOAdnocGroup HE Dr SultanAhmed Al Jaber for the supplyof two additional LPG cargoeson an urgent basis to meet theincremental LPG demand inthe upcoming festive seasonrdquoOil Minister DharmendraPradhan tweeted mdash PTI

UAE to make up for LPGshortfall from Saudi Arabia

Two shipments put off While oil supplies from

Saudi Arabia have notbeen impacted LPGimports have been hit

Saudi Arabia hasdeferred at least twoshipments of LPG afterattacks

Complete strike atCoal India Unions New Delhi Trade unions onTuesday claimed that produc-tion and dispatch came to aldquocomplete haltrdquo at the mines ofCoal India Ltd and SingareniCollieries Company Ltd owingto the one-day strike againstthe Centrersquos decision to allow100 FDI in coal mining Overhalf-a-million workers includingcontract labourers of state-runCoal India and Singareni Col-lieries observed the strike onTuesday seeking withdrawal ofthe central governmentrsquosmove ldquoAll unions except BMSwill be meeting shortly to inten-sify their movement The strikewas total with a complete haltin production transportationand dispatch of coal from allmines mdash Assam to SingarenirdquoAll India Coal Workersrsquo Federa-tion General Secretary D DRamanandan said PTI

VW bosses chargedwith manipulation Berlin German prosecutorssaid on Tuesday they havecharged Volkswagenrsquos currentchief executive and chairmanand its former CEO with marketmanipulation in connectionwith the diesel emissions scan-dal that erupted in 2015CEO Herbert Diess chairmanHans Dieter Poetsch and for-mer chief Martin Winterkornare accused of deliberatelyinforming markets too lateabout the huge costs to thecompany that would resultfrom the scandal prosecutorsin Braunschweig said Thatthey said in a statementmeant the executives hadimproperly influenced the com-panyrsquos share price Thecharges could require Diess tospend significant time on hisdefense distracting him at acrucial time for the company AP

Detroit September 24 Nissan is recalling 13 mil-lion vehicles mainly in theUS and Canada to fix aproblem with the backupcamera displays

The recall covers the 2018and 2019 Nissan AltimaFrontier Kicks Leaf Maxi-ma Murano NV NV200Pathfinder Rogue RogueSport Sentra Titan VersaNote and Versa Sedan Alsoincluded are the InfinitiQ50 Q60 QX30 and QX80vehicles mdash AP

Nissan recalls13m vehicles

POLYESTER YARNPeriod Import

(IN TONNES)

July 2015 to June 2016 7481

July 2016 to June 2017 6786

July 2017 to June 2018 23472

July 2018 to June 2019 27643

RETAIL PRICES SHOOT UP TO ~80 PER KG The government will ldquowait and

watchrdquo the price situation forsome time for imposing thestock limit as it is equally con-cerned about the interest offarmers Food and ConsumerAffairs Minister Ram VilasPaswan said on Tuesday

Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar also assuredthat onion prices will calm down in the next few days assupply is being improved in the domestic market byagencies like Nafed

Trade data showed that retail prices have shot up to ~70-80 per kg in the Capital owing to tight supplies A similarprice trend prevails in other parts of the country

THE TRIBUNECHANDIGARH | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019 11WORLD

SHIMLA JAL PRABANDHAN NIGAM LIMITEDE-mail eesdmc01gmailcom

Tel 0177-2650313

NOTICE INVITING TENDERSealed item rate tenders on form No 6amp8 are called by the Additional General Manager Sewerage SJPNL

Tutikandi Shimla ndash 171004 for the following works from approved and eligible contractors enlisted in the IampPHPWD so as to reach in this office on or before 07102019 up to 300 pm and will be opened on the sameday at 330 pm in the presence of intending contactors or their authorized representatives if any The tenderforms can be had from this office against cash payment (Non-refundable) up to 05102019 till 0400 pm Thedate of salereceipt and opening of tenders shall be considered as next working day if any holiday on abovespecified date

The earnest money in the shape of FDR NSCTime Deposit AccountSaving Account in any of the PostOffice in Himachal Pradesh duly pledged in favour of Additional General Manager Sewerage SJPNLTutikandi Shimla ndash 171004 must accompany each tender Conditional tenders and the tenders received withoutearnest money will summarily be rejected The Additional General Manager reserves the right to reject the tenderswithout assigning any reason The offer of the tender shall be kept open for 90 days

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1 The contractor will show their enlistmentlatest renewalFDR at the time of obtaining the tender form

2 The tender documents will be issued to only those contractors

(a) Who possess valid HP Sales Tax registration under HP General Sales Tax Act 1968

(b) Who possess latest tax clearance certificate issued by the Excise amp Taxation Department HP

(C) Who possess EPF Number certificate or latest EPF clearance certificate

3 Photocopy of PAN card and GST No

4 Tender form will be issued to only those contractors having experience of similar nature of work

5 Telegraphicalconditional tenders shall not be accepted

Additional General ManagerSewerage SJPNL Tutikandi Shimla ndash 171004

ldquoHIM SUCHNA AVAM JAN SAMPARKrdquo

SrNo

Name of work ECost EMoney

Time Cost ofform

1 Providing and laying 150mm dia DI sewerline towards MC toilet Bailugnajand surrounding houses Ward No 5 Shimla HP

393533- 8000-Three

Months350-

2 Restoration of rain damages (SH- Providing and laying 150mm diasewerline and Co manholesrelaying of dismentalled sewerage pipelineprotection work at Kangnadhar Ward No 30 Shimla HP

438013- 9000-Three

Months350-

3 Providing Sewerage Scheme for Shimla Town (SH- Providing and laying150mm dia DI sewerline from existing MH towards Verma Flat andsurrounding area Ward No 26 Shimla)

489532- 10000-Three

Months350-

4 Providing Sewerage Scheme for Shimla Town (SH- Providing and laying150mm dia DI sewerline towards Hotel Silver Inn guest house of OrientalBank and surrounding area Ward No 15 Shimla HP)

449497- 9000-Three

Months350-

5 AR amp MO to Sewerage Scheme for Shimla Town 1935 MLD STPLalpani Zone (SH- Providing and laying 150mm dia pipe to connect KiaryNallah Shimla HP)

402831- 8000-Three

Months350-

6 Providing and laying 150mm dia DI sewerline from Block No 17 amp 18 toexisting manhole SDA Complex Kasumpti in Ward No 27 Shimla HP)

477604- 9600-Three

Months350-

7 Providing Sewerage Scheme for Shimla Town (SH- Providing and laying150mm dia DI pipe to replace damagesover burden 100mm dia sewerlinetowards IampPH CTR section Register office and surrounding residentialcolony US Club Ward No 16)

465195- 9500-Three

Months350-

8 AR amp MO to Sewerage Scheme for Shimla Town (SH- Providing andlaying 150mm dia DI sewerline to replace 100mm dia toward MansaJeweler and surrounding houses Vikas Nagar Dev Nagar Road WardNo 26 Shimla HP)

464143- 9300-Three

Months350-

9 Providing and laying 150mm dia DI sewerline from existing manholetowards office of Engineer-in-Chief IampPH Tutikandi in Ward No 10Shimla HP)

465082- 9300-Three

Months350-

10 Providing and laying 150mm dia DI Sewerline from existing manholetowards Kawatra Chauhan House No 18 to 23 New Shimla Ward No31 Shimla HP)

472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh

Irrigation amp PH DepartmentldquoNotice Inviting E-tenderingrdquo

E E IPH Division No 1 UnaTelephone No 01975-226060E-mail eeiph1unagmailcom

The Executive Engineer IampPH Division No1 Una invites online tender on behalf of Governor of Himachal Pradesh from approved eligiblecontractors for the following works through online process-

1 Last date of physical online submission of Earnest Money deposit and cost of tender documents etc on 14-10-2019 upto 0500 PM2 Last date of e-tendering upto 14-10-2019 at 0500 PM and the same will be opened on the day on 15-10-2019 at 1100 AM

The tender forms and other detailed conditions can be downloaded from the httphptendersgovin

HIM SUCHNA AND JAN SAMPARKExecutive Engineer

IampPH Division No-1 Una

SrNo

Name of Work EstimatedCost

EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Remodeling and other Improvement of old Tubewells of Twell No78 at Saloh Lower KangarTwell No24 Daulatpur Twell No30 at Khad Twell No31 at Khad Twell No85 Haroliamp Twell No 70 at Sainsowal in Haroli Consty In Distt Una (HP) (Sub head- (i) Consturctionof Pump house Boundary wall around the pump house including internal wiring (ii)Providing laying and jointing of GMSREW pipe laying and jointing of GMS pipe in Risingmain Supply and Errection of Pumping Machinery including all acessories (iii) Providinglaying and jointing of RCC Pipe in Distribution system including Co Delivery tank and outlesfor Twell No78 at Saloh Lower Kangar Twell No24 Daulatpur Twell No31 at KhadTwell No85 Haroli amp Twell No 70 at Sainsowal)

Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205

GOVERNMENT OF PUNJABTenderRFP Reference No 30WSSDMALERKOTLAEE2019-20

The Department of Water Supply and Sanitation Department Punjabinvites online bids for the work of PROVIDING AND FIXINGCONTROL PANEL BOARD REPAIR OF PUMP CHAMBER OHSRamp WATER WORKS NEW WATER CONNECTIONS AUTOMATEDWATER CONTROLLER CHLORINATOR PampF SLUICE VALVEHAUDI AND PAINTING OF SIGNBOARD AT VILLAGE NARIKE OFBLOCK MALERKOTLA-1 DISTRICT SANGRUR (PRWSSIP)Component 2a(i)



Note Any corrigendum to the TenderRFP Notice shall be publishedon the above website only

Sd- Chairman GPWSC NarikeDPRPbD6666

Hydrology Division ShimlaE-Procurement Tender

Notice Inviting QuotationOnline bids for item rate tender on form Non Consulting Services(NCS) prescribed as per World Bank Procurement Procedure areinvited by the Executive Engineer Hydrology CampM Division TutikandiShimla-4 on the behalf of the Governor of Himachal Pradesh inelectronic tendering system in two covers for the undermentioned workfrom experienced contractorsfirms

2 Availability of Bid Document and mode of submission Thebid document is available online and bid should be submittedonline on website httpshptendersgovin The bidder would berequired to register in the website which is free of cost Forsubmission of bids the bidder is required to have Digital SignatureCertificate (DSC) from one of the authorized Certifying Authorities(CA) Aspiring bidders who have not obtained the user ID andpassword for Participating in e-tendering in HPIPH Department mayobtained the same from the website httpshptendersgovinDigital Signature is mandatory to participate in the e-tendering

Bidder already possessing the digital signature issued from authorizedCAs can use the same in this tender

1 The key dates for e-tender are as under-

4 The tender documents shall be uploaded online in one coverincluding Technical Documents eligibility information

5 The bidder may also contact the office for any clarificationspersonally telephonically No 0177-2658166 or e-maileehydroyahoocoin

Sd- Executive EngineerHydrology Construction amp Maintenance Division Shimla ndash 4

SrNo

Name of work Esti-matedCost

BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form

1 National Hydrology Project(SH- Deployment of Manpowerfor operation amp Maintenance of Water Testing Laboratories(Level-I Level-II amp Level-II+) at various Locations in Himachal Pradesh

NA 112000- 12months

1500-

I Date of online Publication 23092019

II Document download start and end date

23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am

III Bid Submission start and end date 23092019 to 09102019up to 1100 am

I Date of opening of bids- 09102019 at 1130 am

DP

RH

P3

85

No-IPH-National Hydrology Project-CB-TenderNIQ2019- 1848-1928 Dated 23092019

DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY HP SHIMLA-5Notice Inviting Tender (NIT)

Online bids on item rate basis are invited by the DirectorAnimal Husbandry HP Shimla-5 on behalf of Government ofHP in the electronic tendering system for procurement ofVeterinary Vaccines (HSampBQEnterotoxaemiaPPRSheep PoxGoat PoxARVPoultry vaccines etc) from the manufacturers ofveterinary vaccines fulfilling terms and conditions of tenderdocuments

The Bid document is available online and bid should besubmitted in online mode on website httpshptendersgovinTenderer would be required to register in the website which isfree of cost For submission of bids the bidders are required tohave Digital Signature Certificate (DSC-Class 2 or Class 3) fromone of the authorized Certifying authorities (CA) All subsequentaddendumcorrigendummodificationsclarificationcancellationetc in respect of this tender will be published only onhttpshptendersgovin The bidders are advised to visit theaforesaid website

Schedule of tendering

The tender forms and other detailed conditions can beobtained from the website httpshptendersgovin

Director Animal HusbandryHimachal Pradesh

DPRHP2210

1 Date of Online Publication 23rd September 2019

2 Document Download Start Date 24th September 2019

3 Closing of tender 21st October 2019 (200 pm)

4Physical submission of EMDCostof Tender amp samples of vaccines 21st October 2019 (500 pm)

5 Date of Opening of Technical Bid 22nd October 2019 (200 pm)

6 Date of Opening of Financial Bid Will be notified after finalizationof technical Scrutiny

GLOBE TROT

Hangover is an illness rules German courtBERLIN A German court has ruled that a hangover is an ill-ness in a verdict against the distributor of a food supple-ment marketed as an ldquoanti-hangover drinkrdquo A Frankfurtcourt ruled that marketing by the defendant violated a banon attributing to food products the ability to prevent treator heal illnesses Judges found that an illness encompass-es ldquoany even a slight or temporary disruption of the bodyrsquosnormal condition or normal activityrdquo That they saidincludes headaches and other symptoms that result fromconsuming alcohol ldquoa harmful substancerdquo AP

Granddaughter to direct documentary on ChaplinLOS ANGELES Filmmaker-actor Carmen Chaplin is set todirect a theatrical documentary feature on her grandfa-ther screen legend Charlie Chaplin Titled ldquoCharlieChaplin a Man of the Worldrdquo the film will shed light ona barely explored new facet to Chaplin his Romaniroots and heritage reported Variety This is the firsttime that the Chaplin family is involved at a deep cre-ative and industrial level in a movie about the creatorof the Tramp The film will be made in association withFrancersquos MK2 which owns rights to Chaplinrsquos moviesProduction starts in early 2020 PTI

Hasina honoured with lsquoVaccine Hero AwardrsquoNEW YORK Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has been hon-

oured with the lsquoVaccine Hero Awardrsquo in recogni-tion of the countryrsquos outstanding success in

vaccination especially for her role in elimi-nating polio cholera and various commu-nicable diseases Hasina was awarded ata ceremony at the UN Headquarters inNew York on Monday on the sidelines of

the 74th session of the UN GeneralAssembly Receiving the

award the PM dedicated it tothe people of Bangladesh PTI

IN CELEBRATIONBreeders hold panda cubs born this year at anevent to mark the upcoming 70th anniversary of the founding ofthe Peoplersquos Republic of China at Chengdu Research Base of GiantPanda Breeding in Sichuan province on Tuesday REUTERS

London September 24In a body blow for BritishPrime Minister Boris John-son his controversial moveto suspend Parliament in therun-up to Brexit was ldquounlaw-fulrdquo the UK Supreme Courtruled on Tuesday an unani-mous judgement the embat-tled leader said he wouldrespect even though heldquostrongly disagreesrdquo with it

Johnson suspended orprorogued Parliament forfive weeks earlier thismonth saying it was toallow for a Queenrsquos Speechto outline policies of hisnew government

However Opposition MPsand many members of hisown Conservative Party hadaccused the 55-year-oldleader of trying to escape par-liamentary scrutiny during acrunch phase ahead of theOctober 31 Brexit deadline

Indian-origin anti-Brexitcampaigner Gina Miller hadchallenged his decision inthe UK High Court whichhad referred it to the highest

court of the countryldquoThe effect on the funda-

mentals of our democracywas extremerdquo SupremeCourt President Lady Bren-da Hale said as she handeddown the verdict on Tuesday

She said the unanimousdecision of the 11 justicesmeant that Parliament had not

been prorogued mdash the decisionwas null and of no effect mdash andit was for the Speakers of theCommons and Lords to decidewhat to do next

The ruling marks a majorsetback for Johnson who iscurrently in the US for the UNGeneral Assembly sessionReacting to the ruling John-

son said it was an ldquounusualjudgementrdquo adding ldquoI donrsquotthink this was the right deci-sion The prerogative of pro-rogation has been used forcenturies without this kind ofchallengerdquo Speaking in NewYork he said his governmentwill ldquorespectrdquo the court ver-dict mdash Agencies

Johnsonrsquos move to suspendParliament unlawful Court

WASHINGTON September 24 A senior US senator on Tues-day demanded an investiga-tion into the withholding ofnearly $400 million in aid forUkraine by President DonaldTrumprsquos administration asmore congressional Democ-rats backed calls for impeach-ment action against Trump

Senator Bob Menendez thetop Democrat on the SenateForeign Relations Commit-tee said Congress had notbeen made aware of any sub-stantive review of securityassistance to Ukraine or anypolicy reason the fundsshould have been withheld

In a letter to Mike Mul-vaney director of the WhiteHouse Office of Managementand Budget (OMB) Menen-dez said ldquoit is becoming clearthatrdquo Trump put pressure onUkrainian officials

Menendez in one of threeletters sent to administra-tion officials also said ldquowemust immediately under-stand whether and to whatextent the President andhis team converted duly-

appropriated foreign assis-tance funds for his personaland political benefit andwhat role federal agenciesmay have played in itrdquo

Trump on Monday deniedtrying to coerce UkrainianPresident Volodymyr Zelen-skiy in a July 25 phone call tolaunch a corruption investi-gation into political rival JoeBiden and Bidenrsquos son inreturn for the US military aid

Meanwhile House of Repre-sentatives Speaker NancyPelosi a Democrat was tomeet party leaders to considerimpeaching Trump Under theUS Constitution the Househas the power to impeach apresident for ldquohigh crimes andmisdemeanorsrdquo and the Sen-ate then holds a trial onwhether to remove the presi-dent from office mdash Reuters

Holding back Ukrainefunds leads to outcryChorus grows for Trumprsquos impeachment

Hong Kong September 24 Hong Kongrsquos embattledleader on Tuesday said thatmore than 20000 peoplehad applied to take part in adialogue session with herand ldquovent their angerrdquo atthe government after threemonths of huge pro-democ-racy protests

It is the governmentrsquos firstattempt to reach out to theprotestors since millionstook to the streets in thebiggest challenge to Chinarsquosrule since the cityrsquos han-dover from Britain in 1997

Hong Kong Chief Execu-tive Carrie Lam said Thurs-dayrsquos meeting would be anopportunity for people tohave their voices heard butsome protesters said theywere not interested as theirdemands are already clear

ldquoWe have promised that

participants from differentbackground with differentpolitical stands could expresstheir opinions freely evenvent their angerrdquo Lam said

While thousands haveapplied just 150 people willbe chosen at random toattend the two-hour session

with Lam and protestequipment such as umbrel-las helmets and gas maskswill not be allowed

ldquoI hope the communitydialogue could be held in apeaceful rational and calmenvironmentrdquo Lam said

Hong Kong has entered a17th week of political unrestwhich seen hundreds of ral-lies some of which ended inviolent clashes betweenpolice and protestors

More than 1500 peoplehave been arrested theyoungest aged 12 mdash AFP

20K in race to lsquovent angerrsquo at HK leader MADRID September 24Spainrsquos Supreme Court gavethe government a go-aheadon Tuesday to exhume theremains of dictator FranciscoFranco and move them fromthe state mausoleum inwhich he was buried in 1975

The ruling could end the con-troversy over the burial placeof the man who still dividesopinion in Spain 80 years afterthe end of the 1936-1939 civilwar he unleashed and nearly44 years after his death

The government of SocialistPedro Sanchez said it wouldproceed quickly with plans tomove the remains from theValley of the Fallen mau-soleum near Madrid to Min-gorrubio El Pardo a statecemetery on the outskirts ofthe capital where his wife isburied The Socialists havelong sought to turn the Valleyof the Fallen complex into amemorial to victims of the civ-il war in which about 500000people were killed mdash Reuters

Spain SC nod to exhumedictator Francorsquos remains

I donrsquot think this was theright decision Theprerogative of prorogationhas been used forcenturieshellip Mygovernment will respectthe court verdict

Boris Johnson BRITAINrsquoS PRIME MINISTER

HOUSE TO RESUME ONWEDNESDAY SPEAKER

House of Commons speakerJohn Bercow said the parlia-ment will prepare to resumeproceedings on Wednesday

ldquoI have instructed the Houseauthorities to undertakesuch steps as are necessaryto ensure that the House ofCommons sits tomorrowrdquoBercow said

ONLY 150 TO BE SELECTEDWhile thousands have applied just 150 peoplewill be chosen at random to attend the two-hoursession with HK Chief Executive Carrie Lamand protest equipment such as umbrellas hel-mets and gas masks will not be allowed

Nearly $400 million ingrant for Ukraine hasbeen withheld byTrump administration

A protester wearing a mask resembling Britainrsquos PM Boris Johnsonsits outside the Supreme court in Central London on Tuesday AFP

BRITISH PM RENEWS CALL FOR ELECTIONSPM Boris Johnson renewed his call for the rival Labour Party toback new elections after the Supreme Court ruling ldquoThe obvi-ous thing to do is call an election Jeremy Corbyn is talking outthe back of his neckrdquo Johnson told reporters referring to theLabour leader ldquoAnd he should have an electionrdquo Johnson said

THE TRIBUNE12 JALANDHAR | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019SPORT

surat September 24Off-spinner Deepti Sharmabowled three maiden overs inher quota of four overs apartfrom taking three wickets asthe Indian womenrsquos team sur-vived a Mignon du Preez blitzto eke out a 11-run win overSouth Africa in their first T20I

Put in to bat the Indianmiddle-order struggled toconvert starts on a slow pitchsettling for a modest 1308Skipper Harmanpreet Kaurtop-scored with a 34-ball 43her innings laced with threefours and two sixes The Indi-an spinners exploited thefavourable conditions tomake it tough for the visitorswho were bowled out for 119with one ball left Apart fromDeepti (38) left-arm spinnerRadha Yadav leg-breakbowler Poonam Yadav andpacer Shikha Pandey tooktwo wickets apiece

Du Preez took the fight tothe Indian camp with hergritty 59-run knock but couldnot take her side past the fin-ish line South Africa werereeling at 656 at one stagebut du Preez infused life intotheir chase with her attack-ing knock which came off 43balls with four shots to thefence and three over it

Medium-pacer ShikhaPandey cleaned up AyabongaKhaka in the 18th over inwhich she conceded just onerun After that Deepti con-ceded eight runs from the19th over leaving SouthAfrica to score 18 from sixballs Du Preez began with an

inside-out six off left-armspinner Radha Yadav but wasstumped in the fourth ball

Shafali out for a duckEarlier 15-year-old ShafaliVerma of Rohtak was dis-missed for a four-ball duck onher much-anticipated debutShe was caught off pacerShabnim Ismail (326) whoemerged as the most success-ful bowler for the visitorswith a three-wicket haul

A 46-run stand betweenHarmanpreet and DeeptiSharma (16) seemed torevive Indiarsquos innings butmedium-pacer Nadine deKlerk (210) removed both ofthem in a space of threeballs to deny the home teama flourishing finish Brief Scores India 1308 in20 overs (H Kaur 43 S Mand-hana 21 S Ismail 326) SouthAfrica 119 all out in 195overs (M du Preez 59 L Lee16 D Sharma 38 S Pandey218) mdash PTI

New Delhi September 24BCCIrsquos much-awaited elec-tions have been deferredby a day to October 23 dueto the Assembly electionsin Haryana and Maharash-tra chairman of the Com-mittee of Administrators(CoA) Vinod Rai said

The two states will be vot-ing on October 21 in a sin-gle-phase Assembly elec-tion and to ensure thatvoter members from thetwo units are not inconve-nienced BCCIrsquos electionwhich was to be held onOctober 22 has been post-poned by a day

ldquoItrsquos just because of thestate polls we have decid-ed to reschedule BCCIpolls by a day So it willnow be held on October 23instead of October 22 Any-thing else that you readanywhere will be factuallyincorrectrdquo Rai said onTuesday Diana Edulji aCoA member said whileshe is ldquoagainst any delay inconducting the BCCI elec-tionsrdquo she understandsthat a dayrsquos delay is due tothe state polls The dead-line to complete state elec-tions has also been extend-ed from September 28 toOctober 4

TNCA election issueRai was happy that the

Supreme Court todayaccepted CoArsquos petitionseeking a clarificationregarding the permissiongranted to the Tamil NaduCricket Association(TNCA) to hold elections

In its petition CoA hasalso submitted the statusof the compliance of 38state units of BCCI Twen-ty-four members unitshave registered their

respective constitutionsas per the CoArsquos approvalThree members mdash Rail-ways Services and Uni-versities mdash will have anauthorised representativeat the BCCI AGM as perthe BCCI constitution

CoA also informed thecourt that seven full mem-bers have had their consti-tutions approved by it buthave not yet submitted

the document Two stateunits are in dialogue withCoA and are on their wayto compliance Only twomembers mdash Haryana andTamil Nadu mdash are ldquonotcompliant and failed tobring their constitution inline with the approved onerdquoThe BCCI elections willmark an end to the tenureof the Supreme Court-appointed CoA mdash PTI

ALMATY (KAZAKHSTAN)Punjab jr shooters help Indiawin 4 medals at Asian meet The Indian shotgun squadpicked up four medals includ-ing two individual bronze byAbhay Singh and ParinaazDhaliwal of Patiala in the jun-ior menrsquos and womenrsquos skeetcompetition of the IX AsianShotgun Championship Indiaalso clinched two silvermedals in the menrsquos andwomenrsquos team events Abhaywon the bronze in the menrsquosskeet competition after reach-ing the final with a qualifica-tion round of 114 Parinaazshot 39 in the final to finishbehind the Chinese gold andsilver winners Yashu Sun andYikai Li respectively in thewomenrsquos skeet eventPatialarsquos Asees Chhina fin-ished fourth to miss out on amedal The silver winningmenrsquos team comprised ofAyush Rudraraju and GurnihalSingh Garcha of Ludhianabesides Abhay while thewomenrsquos trio included Darsh-na Rathore in addition to Pari-naaz and Asees

BENGALURUKarnataka T20 team ownerarrested in betting probeAshfaq Ali Thara the owner ofa Karnataka Premier Leagueteam Belagavi Panthers wasarrested in connection withan alleged international crick-et betting scandal policesaid The police claimed tohave busted an internationalcricket betting scandal withhis arrest Players of otherteams have also been sum-moned for questioning

CHANDIGARH JampK lose Vijay Hazareopener by two wicketsTripura defeated Jammu andKashmir by two wickets intheir opening Group C matchof the Vijay Hazare Trophy inJaipur Brief Scores Jammu ampKashmir 197 all out in 432overs (Q Iqbal 43 F Rashid38 H Singh 332) Tripura1988 (B Ghosh 62 M Kumar77 U Nazir 345)

DHAKABangla Afghans share trophyas rain washes out finalThe final of the Tri-nationT20I tournament betweenBangladesh and Afghanistanwas washed out without aball being bowled at theSher-e-Bangla National Stadi-um It means hosts Bangladeshgot a hand on the trophy of aT20 tournament involving morethan two teams for the first timein their history mdash AGENCIES

BRIEFLY

Assembly elections in Haryana Maharashtra shift BCCI polls to Oct 23

Polls 1-day delay at BCCIOct 4 deadline for states

N Srinivasans daughter Rupa Gurunath (left) is set to take over as the next president of theTamil Nadu Cricket Association though TNCA is not Lodha-complaint FILE

Deeptirsquos 38 wrecks SAIndia win by 11 runs

Chandigarh September 24Jasprit Bumrah Indiarsquos toppace bowler across formatsfor the last two years hasbeen ruled out of the three-Test series against SouthAfrica due to a stress frac-ture in his lower back

Bumrah has been replacedin the Indian squad by pace-man Umesh Yadav The Testseries against South Africabegins in Visakhapatnamon October 2

The injury could forceBumrah out of nextmonthrsquos T20I and Testseries against Bangladeshas well Since making hisTest debut against SouthAfrica in January 2018Bumrah has picked up 62wickets in 12 Tests at anaverage of 1924 He is yet toplay a Test series in Indiabut he did very well on thetours of South Africa Eng-

land Australia and the WestIndies over the last 21months

Bumrahrsquos injury is a bigsetback to India and a warn-ing sign as well because itraises questions askedabout managing his work-load in the light of hisslingy unconventional

bowling action Bumrahhas bowled a staggering7243 overs in internationalcricket since January 12018

ldquoThe injury was detectedduring a routine radiologi-cal screening He will nowundergo rehabilitation atNCA and will be monitored

by the BCCI Medical TeamThe All-India Senior Selec-tion Committee has namedUmesh Yadav as Bumrahrsquosreplacementrdquo the Indiancricket board (BCCI) said ina media statement

Bangla doubtsA BCCI official said that

Bumrah could also miss thehome series againstBangladesh mdash three T20Isand two Tests to be playedfrom November 3 to 26

ldquoJasprit is out for a periodof seven to eight weeksminimum This effectivelyrules him out of the WorldChampionship gamesagainst Bangladesh alsoHe is out till the end ofNovember Thatrsquos how hismedical bulletin is at themomentrdquo the official said

ldquoThe good thing is that thedetection happened at thepreliminary stage andthatrsquos why it wonrsquot takemore than two months toheal Otherwise a stressfracture takes pretty long tohealrdquo he added

Test starAfter being initially brack-eted as a white-ball special-ist Bumrah has doneexceptionally well in thelongest format of the sport

In the Test series againstWest Indies in August-Sep-tember Bumrah wasIndiarsquos most successfulbowler with 13 wickets intwo Tests Bumrah hadbecome the quickest Indianpacer to reach the 50-wicketmark in Test cricket duringthe course the series winover West Indies He got to50 Test wickets in 11 match-es improving on the recordof Venkatesh Prasad andMohammed Shami whotook 13 matches each totouch the mark

Yadav last played a Testfor India in December 2018during the tour of AustraliaHe was part of the India Asquad that toured the WestIndies last month butcouldnrsquot make muchimpact Yadav has taken 119wickets in the 41 Tests thathe has played TNS PTI

Bumrah out of SA Tests with stress fracture in back Umesh calledREVISED SQUAD Virat Kohli (captain) MayankAgarwal Rohit Sharma Chetesh-war Pujara Ajinkya Rahane(vice-captain) Hanuma VihariRishabh Pant Wriddhiman SahaRavichandran Ashwin RavindraJadeja Kuldeep YadavMohammed Shami UmeshYadav Ishant Sharma and Shub-man Gill

PRO KABADDI LEAGUESTAR SPORTS 730PM

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TODAY ON TV

Sri Lanka getpresidentiallevel securityin PakistanKarachi September 24A warm welcome and apresidential-level securitygreeted the Sri Lankancricket team as they arrivedhere today for the upcom-ing limited-overs engage-ments against Pakistan

The Sri Lankan teamwhich arrived hours after adelegation of its securityexperts had checked in wastaken directly from the oldKarachi airport tarmac tothe VIP lounge amid heavysecurity They were thendriven in bullet-proof coast-ers and cars to the hotel asheavy rains lashed the city

Sri Lanka will play threeODIs in Karachi on Septem-ber 27 29 and October 3before moving to Lahore fora three-match T20I seriesthat concludes on October 9

Ten leading Sri Lankanplayers including theirnational T20 captain LasithMalinga and national ODIcaptain Dimuth Karunarat-na have not come on the tourciting security concerns

On Tuesday the paramili-tary rangers and police offi-cials also took charge of thesecurity in and around theNational Stadium where theODI matches will be played

The Pakistan team has alsoreached the city fromLahore where it was under-going a training campThis isthe first time since 2009 thata Test nation is touring Pak-istan for a full-fledged limit-ed-overs series mdash PTI

New Delhi September 24South Korean badmintoncoach Kim Ji Hyun whoplayed a pivotal role in PVSindhursquos march to the worldtitle recently has resigned asIndiarsquos womenrsquos singlescoach citing personal reasons

The national federationhowever said it hasnrsquotreceived any official commu-nication from her The 45-year-old from Busan hasrushed to New Zealand tocare for her husband RitchieMarr who suffered a stroke afew days ago

Kim who was roped in bythe Badminton Associationof India (BAI) early this yearwas with Sindhu during herWorld Championship gold-winning campaign lastmonth at Basel ldquoIt is trueKim has resigned as her hus-band is pretty unwell He suf-fered a kind of neuro-strokesometime during the WorldChampionships So sherushed back She needs totake care of him as it will takearound 4 to 6 months for himto recoverrdquo Indiarsquos chiefnational coach Pullela Gopic-hand said However BAI gen-eral secretary Ajay K Singha-nia said that neither the

governing body nor theSports Authority of India hasreceived Kimrsquos resignationldquoThe Olympics is still 10months away and we are try-ing to talk to her get anupdate and see if it is possiblefor her to continue in herposition Her role is impor-tant for Indiarsquos success at theOlympicsrdquo he added

Big setbackThe departure of Kim will bea big setback for Sindhu withless than a year to go for theTokyo Olympics TheOlympics silver medallisthowever said the unforeseensituation doesnrsquot leave herwith any option but to go on

without Kim ldquoIt is unfortu-nate that Kim had to leave atthis stage And I wish herhusband a quick recoveryrdquoSindhu said Her father PVRamana said Sindhu will beseeking assistance frommenrsquos singles coach Part TaeSang as and when required

Kim was Indiarsquos third for-eign coach to resign withoutcompleting the tenure Indone-sian coach Mulyo Handoyohad resigned abruptly in late2017 citing personal reasonsHe later joined the Singaporesquad Malaysiarsquos Tan KimHer had also stepped down asIndiarsquos doubles coach earlythis year 18 months beforehis tenure was to end mdash PTI

Sindhursquos Korean coach quitsto attend to ailing husband

It is true Kim hasresigned as her husband ispretty unwell He suffered akind of neuro strokesometime during the WorldChampionships So sherushed back She needs totake care of him as it willtake around 4 to 6 monthsfor him to recovermdash Pullela Gopichand INDIArsquoS CHIEF

NATIONAL COACH

I was nervous at thehalfway stage but we

knew that wersquod havesomething for the bowlersThey did a great job Wewere doing a lot of fitnessbefore coming here andtoday we got the result onthe field The way wefielded and bowled I washappymdash Harmanpreet Kaur INDIA CAPTAIN

Vinayak PadmadeotRIBUNE nEWS sERVICE

New Delhi September 24Indian wrestlers returnedfrom the World Champi-onships with Indiarsquosbiggest-ever haul of fivemedals Silver for DeepakPunia and bronze each forVinesh Phogat RaviDahiya Bajrang Punia andRahul Aware capped a won-derful week in Nur-Sultanwhere they bagged fourTokyo Olympics quotaplaces as well

Even as the wrestling frater-nity and fans celebrate theWrestling Federation of India(WFI) posed some hard-hit-ting questions to coaches andgrapplers Bajrangrsquos celebrat-ed coach Shako BentinidisSakshi Malik and the entireGreco-Roman contingentwhich failed miserably at theevent were questioned in animpromptu meeting

WFI president Brij BhushanSharan Singh posed twoquestions to BentinidisBajrangrsquos personal coach foralmost two years ldquoI askedhim how come Bajrang keepsgiving easy leg holdsBajrangrsquos opposition invari-ably gets hold of his legs for

easy points He then chasesthe game thereafterrdquo Singhtold The Tribune

ldquoIt is there for all to see Heis committing the same errorsthat he has been committingfor some time now he has notbeen able to execute bharan-daaz throw too So I had toask Bentinidis where was theprogress he had promisedrdquoSingh said

ldquoBentinidis has been withBajrang for some time butthe errors are being repeatedI also asked him why he putin a challenge in the secondperiod (in the semis) wheneveryone including me knewthere was no pointrdquo Singh

added Bajrang has oftensaid in the past that as astrategy he lets his oppo-nents do the hard work inthe opening phase of thebout as it would get themtired He has made remark-able comebacks more oftenthan not due to his immenseupper body strength andagility

At Nur-Sultan Bajrangtrailed in each of his lastthree bouts mdash 0-1 in thequarterfinals against JongChol Son 0-6 against TumurOchir in the bronze medalplayoff match and 2-9against Daulet Niyazbekovin the semifinals

GR team taken to taskSingh also questioned thedesire of the Greco-Romancontingent which failed toshow any positive at theWorld Championships ldquoIasked them why are youhere They had no answerrdquoSingh said ldquoWe are serious-ly thinking to not send themin few of the weight cate-gories for all the tourna-mentsrdquo

Sakshi Malik was leftvery uncomfortable whenquestioned about her formand recent results ldquoShecried during the meetingso we decided to back offrdquoSingh said

Why does Bajrang concede earlypoints WFI asks his coach Bentinidis

I asked him was thathow come he keeps givingeasy leg holds Bajrang isone of the best in the worldnow but if you look closelyhis opposition invariablygets hold of his legs andthen gets easy pointshellipSometimes four or sixpoints He chases thegame thereaftermdash Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh WFI PRESIDENT

BBL MultipleSuper Oversfor tiebreakersMelbourne September 24The contentious boundarycountback tie-breaker thatgave England victory overNew Zealand in the ODIWorld Cup final wonrsquot beused in the Big Bash T20matches in Australia thisseason

Cricket Australia said thatunder the new rules if twoteams are tied at the end ofa final and then again aftera Super Over subsequentSuper Overs will be playeduntil there is a clear winnerin both the menrsquos andwomenrsquos T20 leagues Thenew rule applies to all thematches in the finals serieswhile a tied Super Over in aregular season game willsee the points divided

ICC chief executive GeoffAllardice said earlier thisyear that its Cricket Com-mittee will ldquoconsiderissues arising from theWorld Cup finalrdquo at theirnext meeting in early 2020

That could leave open thepossibility that the bound-ary countback rule could bechanged ahead of themenrsquos T20 World Cup to beplayed in Australia in Octo-ber-November 2020 mdash AP

WFI president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh (left) was critical ofcoach Shako Bentinidis decision to put in a challenge in thesecond period during Bajrangrsquos semifinal bout FILE

gtgt Jasprit Bumrah has been ruledout of the three-Test series againstSouth Africa due to a stressfracture in his lower back FILE

Bumrah is among six to bowl over 700 overs in this durationMost overs in Tests+ODIs+T20Is since Jan 1 2018

11321 8092 7455 7441 7243 7003N Lyon P Cummins T Boult K Rabada J Bumrah M Ali

90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

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Milan September 24Lionel Messi won the FIFAMenrsquos Player of the Yearaward on Monday withMegan Rapinoe bagging thewomenrsquos prize to cap a his-toric year for the UnitedStatesrsquo World Cup icon

Barcelona striker Messirsquosvictory in Milan was a sur-prise as he edged out Virgilvan Dijk who won the UEFAplayerrsquos award last monthafter helping Liverpool tothe Champions League lastseason Juventusrsquo forwardCristiano Ronaldo had alsobeen shortlisted for theaward but did not attend theceremony as he lost out tohis rival in the famous LaScala opera house

Both Messi 32 and VanDijk 28 are now in the run-ning for the coveted BallondrsquoOr which will beannounced on December 2

Rapinoe beat fellow WorldCup winner Alex Morganand Englandrsquos Lucy Bronzeto the womenrsquos title with UScoach Jill Ellis winningwomenrsquos coaching awardThe 34-year-old Rapinoe wonthe Golden Boot for beingtop scorer and the GoldenBall for the best player at theWorld Cup and also becamethe face of the tournamentfor her outspoken views onUS President Donald Trump

Messi was top scorer inthe Champions League lastseason with 12 goals beforeBarcelona were dumpedout by Liverpool in thesemifinals The Argentinealso won the EuropeanGolden Shoe after scoring36 goals won La Liga titlewith Barcelona and helpedArgentina to bronze at 2019Copa America

Van Dijk had been bid-ding to become just the sec-ond defender mdash after Ital-ian Fabio Cannavaro in2006 mdash to be recognised byFIFA as the worldrsquos bestplayer And he missed outon completing a treble forLiverpool with managerJurgen Klopp winning themenrsquos coach of the yearaward and Alisson Beckerthe goalkeeper prize

Two-time womenrsquos WorldCup-winning coach Ellis beatDutch coach Sarina Wieg-man runners-up in France2019 and Englandrsquos PhilNeville for the award

ldquoThe World Cup really wasa showcase the world felleven more in love with thegamerdquo said 53-year-oldEllis who will step downfrom the team in October

Romanian-born Hungari-an forward Daniel Zsoriwon the FIFA Puskas Awardfor the best goal beatingstrikes from Messi and JuanFernando Quintero The 18-

year-old forward on hisdebut scored a spectacularoverhead kick to win thegame for his side Debrecenagainst Ferencvaros in stop-page time mdash AFP

Messi Rapinoe stars of nightWin FIFA Player of the Year awards Klopp and Ellis best coaches

Wuhan September 24 Australiarsquos Ash Barty keptalive her chances of preserv-ing her world No 1 status atthe end of the week after shefought back to beat FrancersquosCaroline Garcia 4-6 6-4 6-1 inthe second round of theWuhan Open today

Barty and Pliskova are in arace to end the week on topof the WTA rankings As aresult of Bartyrsquos win CzechPliskova needs to reach thesemifinals and advance oneround further than the Aus-tralian if she is to return tothe top of the rankings forthe first time since 2017

Pliskova beat AmericanAmanda Anisimova 6-3 6-3to reach the last-16

French Open championBarty was off her game inthe opening set which hadfive breaks of serve in totalwith 19 unforced errorshanding FrenchwomanGarcia the advantage

Garcia who won the titlehere in 2017 then failed toconvert three break pointsin the first game of the sec-ond set which swung themomentum in Bartyrsquosfavour and the top seed con-ceded only four more pointson serve in the set

ldquoI had to make some smalladjustments in the secondsetrdquo Barty said ldquoIt was justabout me being a little bitsmarter with my serving andtrying to be in control inthose first couple of pointsrdquo

Barty then raised hergame in the third set whereat 1-1 she won 20 of the next26 points to advance whereshe will face last weekrsquosGuangzhou Open winnerSofia Kenin who beat EliseMertens 4-6 6-4 7-6(5) Thirdseed Elina Svitolina beatGarbine Muguruza 7-5 6-2to advance while fourthseed and Wimbledon cham-pion Simona Halep dis-patched Barbora Strycovawith a 6-3 6-2 victory

Murray ramps up comebackZhuhai (China) Andy Mur-ray ground out his most sig-

nificant victory since majorhip surgery with a 6-3 6-7 (6)6-1 win over Tennys Sand-gren today at the ZhuhaiChampionships

This was the former No 1rsquosfirst triumph in a singlesmatch on the ATP Tour sincethe 32-year-old had a career-saving operation in January

A three-time Grand Slamwinner but now ranked 413

in the world the Briton hascompeted mostly in dou-bles since and recentlyplayed singles on the lower-level Challenger Tour

He faces seventh seed Alexde Minaur of Australia in thesecond round in southernChina after coming through aphysically demanding testlasting more than two and ahalf hours Murray lookedexhausted at the end slump-ing in his chair and puffingout his cheeks There wereglimpses of Murray at hisbest as he sealed the first setin 41 minutes after the 69th-ranked Sandgren planted abackhand wide

Murray finally free of hippain and now attempting tobuild up his creaking bodyfor the rigours of elite tennisgave a subtle fist-pump Hesquandered match point inthe second-set tie break asSandgren forced a decidingset But the American foldedin the third affected by a footinjury which required exten-sive strapping with him 3-0down in the decider

Victory was a small meas-ure of revenge for Murraywho lost to the 28-year-oldlast month in his secondsingles tournament sincehis return After Zhuhai theChina Open in Beijing andthe Shanghai Masters Mur-ray will return to Europe tocompete in Antwerp mak-ing it a testing next monthfor the Briton mdash Agencies

Barty survives scarePliskova enters last-16

Best player award winners Lionel Messi and Megan Rapinoe and best coach award winners Jill Ellis and Juergen Klopp pose atthe end of the Best FIFA Football Awards ceremony in Milan on Monday AFP REUTERS

Ashleigh Barty takes a selfie with the fans after winning againstCaroline Garcia 4-6 6-4 6-1 AFP

Elina Svitolina celebratesafter beating GarbineMuguruza BELOW SimonaHalep hits a backhand returnto Barbora Strycova AFP

13TH consecutive time Lionel Messi and CristianoRonaldo were picked by their colleagues world-wide in the World 11 mdash a record Sergio Ramos

is third on the all-time list making his 10th appearanceand surpassing Andres Iniesta

BEST MENrsquoS PLAYERLionel Messi (Argentina Barcelona)

FinalistsCristiano Ronaldo (Portugal Juventus)Virgil van Dijk (Netherlands Liverpool)

BEST WOMENrsquoS PLAYERMegan Rapinoe (USA Reign FC)

FinalistsLucy Bronze (EnglandOlympique Lyonnais)Alex Morgan (USA Orlando Pride)

BEST MENrsquoS COACHJuergen Klopp (Liverpool)

FinalistsPep Guardiola (Manchester City)Mauricio Pochettino

(Tottenham Hotspur)

BEST WOMENrsquoS COACHJill Ellis (USA)

FinalistsPhil Neville (England)Sarina Wiegman (Netherlands)BEST MENrsquoS GOALKEEPERAlisson (Brazil Liverpool)

FinalistsEderson (Brazil Manchester City)Marc-Andre Ter Stegen(Germany Barcelona)BEST WOMENrsquoS rsquoKEEPERSari van Veenendaal(Netherlands Atletico)

FinalistsChristiane Endler (ChileParis Saint-Germain)Hedvig Lindahl (Sweden Wolfsburg)

MENrsquoS WORLD 11Alisson Becker Virgil vanDijk Matthijs de Ligt(Netherlands AjaxcurrentlyJuventus) Marcelo (BrazilReal Madrid) Sergio Ramos(Spain Real Madrid) EdenHazard (BelgiumChelseacurrently RealMadrid) Frenkie de Jong(Netherlands AjaxcurrentlyBarcelona) Luka Modric(Croatia Real Madrid)Kylian Mbappe (FranceParis Saint-Germain) LionelMessi Cristiano RonaldoWOMENrsquoS WORLD 11Sari van Veenendaal LucyBronze Nilla Fischer (Swe-den VfL Wolfsburgcurrent-ly Linkopings) Kelley OrsquoHara(USA Utah Royals) WendieRenard (France OlympiqueLyonnais) Julie Ertz (USAChicago Red Stars) Aman-dine Henry (FranceOlympique Lyonnais) RoseLavelle (USA WashingtonSpirit) Alex Morgan MeganRapinoe Marta Vieria(Brazil Orlando Pride)

FIFArsquoS BEST Klopp inspired tomake charity pledgeLondon Liverpool managerJurgen Klopp has revealedthat the emotional high of hissidersquos Champions League tri-umph inspired him to join theCommon Goal charity Kloppwill join a host of star namesfrom the world of footballincluding Manchester Unit-edrsquos Juan Mata and FIFAwomenrsquos player of the yearMegan Rapinoe by donatingone percent of his salary toaid the work of charitiesacross the world ldquoWe shouldnot forget what it was likewhen we had real problemsrdquosaid Klopp ldquoThis bubble welive in is not the real world Iam sorry but anything thathappens on a football pitch isnot a real problem Thereshould be a bigger purpose tothis game than revenue andtrophies no Just think whatwe could accomplish if we allcame together and gave onepercent of what we earn tomake a positive difference inthe world Maybe I am a crazyold dreamerrdquo AFP

KUMAGAYA September 24Samoa survived beingreduced to 13 men for almost10 minutes in the first halfand struggled to overcome alimited and exhausted Rus-sia team to open their Pool Acampaign with a bonus-point34-9 victory at KumagayaRugby Stadium today

The Pacific islandersscored six tries but did them-selves no favours in a scrap-py game that saw Rey Lee-Lo and Motu Matursquou shownyellow cards for high tackleswithin two minutes of eachother while Russiarsquos KirillGotovtsev was also sin-binned for a similar offence

ldquoIt was a tough game weknew the Russians weregoing to come in the first 20-40 minutes we just had tostick it out and Irsquom reallyproud of the way the boyscame back in the secondhalfrdquo captain Chris Vui said

They will have to be a lotmore accurate to stand anychance of matching the trail-blazing Samoan quarterfi-nals of the 1990s with Scot-land Japan and Ireland tocome even after someimpressively worked tries forLee-Lo Afaesetiti Amosaand two each for wingers Ala-

pati Leiua and Ed FidowAfter giving hosts Japan

a scare in the tourna-mentrsquos opener Russia setout with the same gameplan and again foundthemselves in the lead ear-ly on in front of a crowdpacked with enthusiasticlocal fans mdash Reuters

Samoa overcome Russians Bengaluru September 24Kushagra Rawat baggedtwo gold medals in indi-vidual events as Indianswimmers excelled on theopening day of the AsianAge Group Champi-onships event here today

Rawat clocked 1 minute5230 seconds to win the200m freestyle event in openmenrsquos category whileAnand Anilkumar finishedthird with a time of 15419

Rawat later won the 800mfreestyle event clocking81005 Shoan Ganguly wongold for India in the 200mindividual medley Group IIboys with a time of 21118He also won the silver in the

200m freestyle clocking15518 apart from winning asilver in the 4X100m freestylerelay for Group II boys

Srihari Nataraj and MaanaPatel won the 50m menrsquosand womenrsquos backstrokeevents respectively Natarajclocked 2530 while Patelclocked 2992 Sajan Prakashwon the silver medal in the200m individual medley

Likith Selvaraj won thebronze medal in the 100mbreaststroke menrsquos opencategory in 10219 SrihariNataraj Anand AnilkumarSajan Prakash and Virdhaw-al Khade clinched the goldin the 4x100m menrsquosfreestyle relay mdash PTISamoarsquos Kane Lersquoaupepe (C) tries to evade Russiarsquos players AFP

Rawat bags twin gold asIndian swimmers shine

Tsunami-hit town ready to welcome the worldTokyo Fijirsquos clash with Uruguay on Wednesday may seemlike just another Rugby World Cup group fixture but for thepeople of Kamaishi where the match will be played it is anevent packed with significance The small rugby-mad townwas devastated by the massive earthquake and tsunamithat struck Japanrsquos north-eastern coastline on March 112011 More than 1000 people were killed or went missingin Kamaishi that day leaving the community on its kneesIn the aftermath of the disaster the local club KamaishiSeawaves became a beacon of hope for the town as itgathered around the team and began to rebuild AfterJapan was awarded the rights to host the 2019 World CupKamaishi was chosen as a tournament venue Since theninfrastructure projects including the construction of a newexpressway and trainline in the region have boosted theeconomy and brought jobs and dynamism to the regionThe Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium was built on thesite of schools destroyed by the quake and tsunami andwill play host to the match on Wednesday REUTERS

DOHASamples at athletics Worldswill be transferred abroadSamples from athletes compet-ing at the World Championshipsin Doha will be transferred to alaboratory abroad as part ofwhat watchdog the AthleticsIntegrity Unit described today asan ldquounprecedented integrityprogrammerdquo The news came aday after the sportrsquos governingbody IAAF extended a ban onRussia first imposed in Novem-ber 2015 after a report com-missioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency found evidenceof widespread doping by thecountryrsquos athletes

HARROGATE (ENGLAND)USArsquos Dygert crushes Dutchduo to win time trial goldAmerican Chloe Dygert pow-ered her way to gold in the timetrial to end Dutch domination ofthe event at the UCI Road WorldChampionships on a rainsweptYorkshire course today The 22-year-old track specialist pro-duced a relentless ride aroundan undulating 303km courseand blasted over the finish linein Harrogate in 42 minutes1157 seconds Defending worldTT champion Annemiek vanVleuten was more than aminute off Dygertrsquos pace by thetime she reached the halfwaysplit as was fellow Dutch-woman Anna van der BreggenWorld and Olympics road racechampion van der Breggentook her fourth silver medal inthe event while Van Vleutenhad to settle for bronze

LONDONLiverpoolrsquos Mane Shaqiri tomiss League Cup tie at Dons Liverpool will be without injuredforwards Sadio Mane and Xher-dan Shaqiri for Wednesdayrsquosthird round League Cup tie atMK Dons AGENCIES

BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP

THE TRIBUNE14 GURUGRAM | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019BACK PAGE

Printed and published by Rajesh Ramachandran for The Tribune Trust Printed at The Tribune Press Plot No 123 Sector 37 Pace City-1 GurugramPublished at The Tribune Sector 29-C ChandigarhRNI No CHAENG201772605 Copyright copy The Tribune Trust All rights reservedTelephones 0124-22100332210044Circulation 0172-2670419 Advertisement 0172-2670256 257Editor Rajesh RamachandranEditor for purpose of PRB Act 1867

ShivKumarTribune News Service

Mumbai September 24The Navyrsquos biggest dry dockwith capacities for accommo-dating an aircraft carrier willbe inaugurated by DefenceMinister Rajnath Singh inMumbai on Saturday accord-ing to naval officials here

The dry dock which hasbeen described as state-of-the-art by the Navy tookaround a decade to completeldquoConstruction of the dry dockwas a challenge since it is sur-rounded by the Arabian Seaon three sidesrdquo according toan official from the privateHindustan ConstructionCompany that built the facili-ty During the construction acoffer dam was built to keepthe sea water out

It took five lakh tonnes ofconcrete to build the facility ata cost of Rs 1000 crore accord-ing to the naval officials It canpresently accommodateIndiarsquos aircraft carrier INSVikramaditya and the under-

construction INS Vikrant(being built indigenously)

Alternatively the dry dockcan service two smaller war-ships in place of an aircraftcarrier according to officialshere Dry docks are mainlyused for the repair and main-tenance of ships After a shipsails into the dry dock thewater inside is pumped outallowing the vessel to rest ondry land The dry dock haseight pumps that can be usedto evacuate water from thedry dock in 25 hour

Once filled up the dry dockhas a capacity to hold waterequivalent to 80 Olympic-sized swimming pools

Navy to get its biggestdry dock on Saturday

NewDelhi September 24 A new leadership group to beled by India and Sweden wasannounced at the UnitedNations Climate Action Sum-mit to help guide the worldrsquosheaviest greenhouse gas emit-ting industries towards low-carbon economy an official ofthe Union Ministry of Envi-ronment said on Tuesday

Besides India and Swedenthe other countries which arethe part of the initiativeinclude Argentina FinlandFrance Germany IrelandLuxembourg the Nether-lands South Korea and theUK he said adding severalcompanies are also an activepart of the group

The new leadership groupwill drive transformation inhard-to-decarbonise andenergy-intensive sectors

ldquoThis global initiative willbe supported by the WorldEconomic Forum the EnergyTransitions CommissionMission Innovation Stock-holm Environment Instituteand the European ClimateFoundation among manyothers in an ambitious pub-lic-private effort to ensureheavy industries and mobili-ty companies can find a work-able pathway to deliver onthe Paris Agreementrdquo theministry official said

Addressing a press confer-ence in New York UnionEnvironment MinisterPrakash Javadekar said ldquoThelast two days have seen majortakeaways including thedecision that heavy indus-tries who are doing their bit

on their own without anyexternal help have decided tohave a low carbon pathrdquo

Welcoming this new public-private partnership profes-sor Klaus Schwab founderand executive chairman ofWorld Economic Forum saidldquoThere is a huge level ofenthusiasm in the privatesector to engage with govern-ments and peers to reduceemissions across their opera-tions and value chainsrdquo PMModi had called for a ldquoglobalmovementrdquo to bring about abehavioral change to dealwith climate change mdash PTI

Group led by IndiaSweden to transit intolow-carbon economy


Mumbai September 24Citing many regulatory laps-es including massive underreporting of NPAs theReserve Bank today put aslew of restrictions on Punjabamp Maharashtra Co-operativeBank (PMC) for six months

Apart from Mumbai thebank has branches in Delhiand some other parts of northIndia In a notice issuedtoday the RBI banned thebank from granting or renew-ing loans and advances mak-ing any type of investmentaccepting fresh deposits etcwithout the central bankrsquosprior approval

ldquoThe depositors will beallowed to withdraw a sumnot exceeding Rs 1000 of thetotal balance in every savingsor current account or any oth-er deposit accountrdquo the RBIsaid in a press release

It further restricted thePMC Bank from making any

advances or loans to its cus-tomers ldquoWithout the priorapproval in writing from theReserve Bank the bank willalso not be able to grant orrenew any loans andadvances make any invest-ment incur any liabilityincluding borrowal of fundsand acceptance of fresh

deposits disburse or agree todisburse any paymentwhether in discharge of itsliabilities and obligations orotherwise enter into anycompromise or arrangementand sell transfer or otherwisedispose of any of its proper-ties or assets except as noti-fied in the RBI directions dat-

ed September 23 2019rdquo theRBI added

Sources however said theregulatory action came prima-rily because of the massiveunder-reporting of bad loanswhich was in high double dig-its As per the bankrsquos annualreport its net profit declinedmarginally 120 per cent to Rs

9969 crore for the year toMarch 2019 while its net NPAsmore than doubled to 219 percent from 105 per cent Thebankrsquos board started conduct-ing an internal inspectionfrom last 10-15 days afterrealising massive under-reporting of NPAs sourcessaid Shortly after wordspread about the troubles atthe bank depositors whocame to the bankrsquos brancheswere turned away by officialsand police personnel

Joy Thomas ManagingDirector told depositors thatall problems would be set rightin six months ldquoAs the MD ofthe bank I take full responsi-bility I am assuring all thedepositors that all irregulari-ties will be rectified before sixmonthsrdquo said Thomas Othermembers of the PMCrsquosboard including Chairman SWaryam Singh and Vice-Chairman Balbir SinghKochhar were unreachable(With PTI inputs)

RBI curbs PMC Bank operationsLimits withdrawals to ~1K per ac | Panic among customers | Move comes as NPAs double

PUNJABISrsquo FAVOURITE Bank popular among small

businessmen from the Pun-jabi community in Mumbai

It has branches in MumbaiDelhi and some other partsof north India

RBI has restricted the bankfrom making any advancesor loans to its customers

~11617 croredeposits with the Punjab andMaharashtra Co-operativeBank (as per annual report)

~8383 croreloans outstanding liabilities Panic-stricken customers outside PMC Bank at GTB Nagar in Mumbai PTI

ABOUT THE FACILITY The dry dock is 281 m long

45 m wide and 17 m deep Floor is made of 15-m thick

reinforced concrete that juts300 m into the sea

Can accommodate aircraftcarrier INS Vikramaditya andunder-construction INS Vikrant

US PREZ SLAMMED FORTROLLING GRETA SPEECH US President Donald Trump

stirred up fresh outrage onsocial media with a tweetmocking an impassionedspeech by 16-year-old activistGreta Thunberg at the UN cli-mate summit in New York

Her voice shaking with emo-tion she accused world lead-ers of betraying her generationby failing to act on rising emis-sions repeating the wordslsquohow dare yoursquo four times

ldquoShe seems like a very happyyoung girl looking forward toa bright and wonderfulfuture So nice to seerdquo cli-mate-skeptic Trump tweeteda few hours later alongside aclip of the speech

The trolling of teen activistwho suffers from Aspergerssyndrome a mild form ofautism racked up more than16000 responses in threehours many of them attack-ing the US President mdash AFP

Google wins fight against lsquoright to be forgottenrsquoLuxembourg Google is not required to apply an EU ldquoright tobe forgottenrdquo to its search engine domains outside Europethe EUrsquos top court ruled Tuesday in a landmark decisionThe case is seen as crucial in determining whether EUonline regulation should apply beyond Europersquos borders ornot The European Court of Justice ruled that while a searchengine operator such as Google must carry out ldquode-referencingrdquo of links as demanded by a regulator or court inan EU state to all European versions of its sites that ldquorightto be forgottenrdquo did not need to go further AFP

Bats starving to death in Australia drought Sydney Large numbers of bats are being found severelyemaciated or starved to death in Australia amid a prolongeddrought that is crippling their food supply according towildlife carers and environment officials There has been a

rapid increase in the number ofstricken native flying foxes found in

areas of Queensland and New SouthWales over the past two weeks rescue

group Bats Queensland said AFP

By the way

NewDelhi September 24As many as 22 food firmsincluding multinationalstoday pledged to reduce theplastic footprint after theHealth Ministry made apitch to rid the sector of sin-gle use plastic ldquoIndia mustbecome free of single useplasticrdquo Health MinisterHarsh Vardhan said todayurging food companies tocontribute to the campaign

Vardhan was speaking at anevent in Delhi where 22 foodcompanies signed a pledge toreduce plastic footprint

Vardhan said scientists atthe Indian Institute of Petro-leum Dehradun have used atechnology to successfullyconvert one tonne of plasticwaste into 800 litres of dieselevery day ldquoSuch initiativeswill have multi-fold benefitsThey will reduce plastic wasteand make it worthwhile andfinancially viable for rag pick-ers to collect plastic wastewhich can be converted intofuelrdquo said Vardhan mdash TNS

Food companiespledge to reduceplastic footprint

THE TRIBUNECHANDIGARH | WEDNESDAY | 25 SEPTEMBER 2019NATION

New Delhi September 24RSS chief Mohan Bhagwattoday said the move toamend provisions of Article370 would help integrateJammu and Kashmir withthe rest of the country

With the removal of the sec-tion in the Article bestowinga special status on the statepeople of JampK while experi-encing development neednot to fear losing their jobs orland The RSS chief statedthis in its outreach to foreigncorrespondents based herewhile responding to ques-tions on the National Regis-ter of Citizens (NRC) gaurakshaks and the Sanghrsquosideology sources said

On the NRC he said theexercise was not aboutexpelling but identifyingpeople who were not citizensof the country While main-taining support to grant citi-zenship to non-Muslims fromAfghanistan Bangladesh andPakistan he said for the Hin-dus in the world there is noplace except India

Condemning mob lynchingby cow vigilantes the RSSchief told the gathering that it

condemns violence of allkinds He said if any of its vol-unteers is found guilty thelaw will take its course On theUniform Civil Code theorganisation head said therewas a need to build a consen-sus in this direction

Sources privy to the interac-tion maintained that the larg-er message was to disabusethe popular misconceptionabout the RSS and its workThe organisation he said willnot be a political body and forit Hindutva is unity in diver-sity On his interactions withPrime Minister Narendra

Modi Bhagwat said whileboth were pracharaks andbusy in their own work butdo manage to meet at times

In a statement the RSSsaid Bhagwat interacted withthe foreign media represen-tatives from 30 countries inNew Delhi today More than50 organisations representedby some 80 journalists tookpart in the 150-minute inter-action which was part of theprocess where theSarsanghchalak engages in aconstructive dialogue withpeople from different walksof society mdash TNS

Bhagwat interacts with mediarepresentatives of 30 nationsA FIRST Takes up Article 370 NRC mob lynching

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharamanat the release of study lsquoStatus of Women in Indiarsquo in New Delhi MR BHUI


Lucknow September 24The Uttar Pradesh Cabinettoday reversed the 38-year-old arrangement of payingincome tax of state chiefminister and ministersfrom the exchequer

At a Cabinet meetingpresided over by Chief Min-ister Yogi AdityanathFinance Minister SureshKhanna moved a resolutionto this effect which wasapproved unanimously

Talking to reporters UPgovernment spokesmanShrikant Sharma said thestate Cabinet had recom-mended amendments of theUttar Pradesh Ministers(Salaries Allowances andMiscellaneous Provisions)Act 1981 ldquoThe amendmentBill will be tabled in the Vid-han Sabha when it meetsnextrdquo he said

This was one of the 20 deci-sions taken at the state Cabi-net meeting today Anotherdecision of far-reaching con-sequence is to includedivorced daughters amongdependents of a deceasedThe demand had been pend-ing since long The decisionto develop Ayodhya Gorakh-pur Meerut GhaziabadFirozabad Mathura-Vrinda-van and Shahjahanpur assmart cities was also taken atthe Cabinet meeting

UP to amendlaw exemptingCM ministersfrom paying tax


New Delhi September 24A team of women rightsactivists today said therewas a complete lockdownin Jammu and Kashmirand an all-pervading mias-ma of fear and uncertaintyamong residents

The delegation compris-ing representatives of threeLeft-leaning women organ-isations had visited Jammuand Kashmir to get first-hand information on theground situation followingthe scrapping of special sta-tus to the state In their five-page report the activistsdebunked the governmentclaim that normalcy wasreturning to the state

Five representatives ofthe National Federation ofIndian Women (NFIW)Muslim Womenrsquos Forumand the Pragatisheel Mahi-la Sangathan undertook afact-finding visit to JampKfrom September 17 to 21

The report demands with-drawal of the Army and para-military forces besidesrestoration of Articles 370and 35A and communicationfacilities It also demandedscrapping of all FIRs and therelease of youth taken intocustody after the scrappingof special status of JampKbesides a time-boundinquiry into alleged excessesby the Army

ldquoWe visited several vil-lages in the Shopian Pul-wama and Bandipora dis-tricts and interacted withpeople from different walksof liferdquo said Annie Raja ofthe NFIW who was part ofthe delegation

The delegation memberssaid they would meet UnionHome Minister Amit Shahand submit the report to him

Army Chief General BipinRawat had on Mondayasserted that there wascommunication breakdownbetween terrorist in Kash-mir and their handlers inPakistan but there was nocommunication breakdownamong people He had alsoasserted that fear psychosiswas being created by terror-ists and that there was noclampdown in the state

Women activists seekrestoration of Art 370

Delegation of Left-leaning womenbodies debunks govtclaim on normalcy


New Delhi September 24Muslim parties to the RamJanmabhoomi-Babri Masjiddispute on Tuesday acceptedthat Lord Ram was born inAyodhya and Hindus havebeen worshipping at RamChabutara but contested theHindu sidersquos claim that thebirthplace was under thedome of the disputed struc-ture demolished in 1992

Arguing on behalf of SunniWakf Board senior counsel

Zafaryab Jilani told a five-judge Constitution Benchheaded by Chief Justice ofIndia Ranjan Gogoi thatRam Janmabhoomi Templewas mentioned neither inValmiki Ramayana nor inRamcharit Manas

The Bench which alsoincluded Justice SA BobdeJustice DY ChandrachudJustice Ashok Bhushan andJustice S Abdul Nazeersought to know from Jilani ifnon-mention in the two Hin-du religious scriptures was

proof of non-existence ofRam Temple in Ayodhya

ldquoOnly because ValmikiRamayana and RamcharitManas do not mention theprecise site in Ayodhya whereRam was born canrsquot Hindusbelieve that Ram was born at a

particular place in AyodhyardquoJustice Chandrachud asked

On Monday it had notedthat the faith of Hindus inthe Ram Janmabhoomi hadbeen a constant and it wouldbe hard to rebut their beliefDuring the day-long hearingthat went on till 5 pm JusticeBobde wondered why Ain-i-Akbari written by AbulFazal known for mentioningminutest of details did notmention Babri Masjid

Jilani responded by sayingthere might have been too

many mosques and to men-tion about all of them wouldhave been difficult He howev-er said the plaintiffrsquos case thatmosque was built after demol-ishing temple was incorrect

Since August 6 the topcourt has been hearing 14cross appeals against theAllahabad High CourtrsquosSeptember 30 2010 orderequally dividing the disput-ed land between Ram LallaNirmohi Akhara and Mus-lims The hearing wouldresume on Wednesday

Muslim parties accept Ram born in Ayodhya But dispute claim that birthplace was under dome of structure demolished in 1992

Constitution Benchwonders why

Ain-i-Akbari doesnrsquotmention Babri Mosque


Lucknow September 24A Shahjahanpur court onTuesday stayed the arrest ofthe law student who hasaccused BJP leader and for-mer Union Minister Chin-mayanand of raping andsexually exploiting her

The court of AdditionalDistrict Judge (I) passed theorder on the rape survivorrsquospetition for anticipatory bailin the related Rs 5 croreextortion case The courthas fixed September 26 tohear arguments for heranticipatory bail

Before her petition came upfor hearing the SIT detainedher in a car ostensibly forinterrogation Howeversources said she had beendetained to prevent her disap-pearance in case of the rejec-tion of her petition to stay herarrest Her father and brotherremained with her

On Monday the AllahabadHigh Courtrsquos Special Divi-sion Bench of Justice ManojMishra and Justice ManjuRani Chauhan had dis-missed her petition to stayher arrest on the groundsthat the petitioner should

approach the appropriatecourt in the matter

Earlier the SIT took twoaccused in the extortioncasemdash Sachin and Vikrammdashon remand for 95 hours fortaking them to Rajasthan tothe site for recovery of amobile phone allegedly used

in making the extortiondemand The accused haveconfessed before the SITthat they had thrown awaythe mobile phone used tomake the alleged extortioncall near Mehandipur Bala-ji in Rajasthan The thirdmain accused Sanjay too is

in police custodyChinmayanandrsquos lawyer

had lodged the extortioncase against the accused atKotwali police station inShahjahanpur

Meanwhile the conditionof Chinmayanand who isunder observation at Luc-

knowrsquos Sanjay GandhiPost-Graduate Institute(SGPGI) was stated to bestable as his blood pressureand other parameters werenormal said authorities

Arrested on September 20Chinmayanand was sent to14-day judicial custody andwas admitted to the SGPGIon Monday with complaintsof cardiac problems But noblockage was found

The 72-year-old BJP leaderhas been charged under IPCSection 376-C instead ofstringent 376 (rape) Legalexperts say Section 376-C isusually applied in caseswhere a person abuses hisposition to ldquoinduce orseducerdquo a woman under hischarge to have ldquosexual inter-course not amounting to theoffence of raperdquo This isbeing considered wateringdown of charges againstChinmayanand because ifrape charge is proved underSection 376 it may lead tolife imprisonment while con-viction under Section 376-Centails jail for five to 10years Other sections are 354-D (stalking) 342 (wrongfulconfinement) and 506 (crimi-nal intimidation)

UP court stays lawstudentrsquos arrest Petition for anticipatory bail in extortion case to be taken up tomorrow

Sachin and Vikram who were arrested on charges of extortion remanded in police custody PTI

~5-CROREextortion case lodged byChinmayanand againstthe rape survivor and a few other persons

CHINMAYANAND BAIL PLEA REJECTEDThe Shahjahanpur Chief Judicial Magistrate rejected the bailapplication of Chinmayanand saying it should be moved in thesessions court the former Union ministers counsel Om Singhsaid on Tuesday The court has also rejected on the samegrounds the bail application of the accused in the extortion casemdashSanjay Sachin and Vikram mdashlodged by the BJP leader

Parbina RashidTribune News Service

Guwahati September 24Labour contractor BishnuRam Saud is a busy man Hehas been busy ever since hebagged the contract of sup-plying labour for constructionof the Matia detention campBesides his primary duty hehas been doubling as a coun-sellor for half of his labourforce whose names have beenexcluded from the NationalRegister of Citizens (NRC)Those who might just end upas inmates in the camp theythemselves have built

ldquoThey are happy that theconstruction site is givingthem work but the fear thatthey too might have to spendtheir life locked up in thisvery camp once the windowperiod of 120 days is over(during which they can provetheir citizenship) grips themoften I try to give them hopereason out that if the rest of

their family membersrsquonames are being included inthe NRC how can they beillegal migrants But withuncertainty and fear loominglarge itrsquos difficult to makethem see reasonrdquo he says

Spread across 10 acres thecamp site at Matia is locatedabout 30 km west of Goalparatown and 129 km west ofGuwahati Being built at an

estimated cost of Rs 46 crorethe construction work startedearly this year and the camp isexpected to be functional inthe first quarter of 2020Though there are six deten-tion camps in Assam at pres-ent those are operating fromexisting jail premises This isthe only standalone facility inthe state and the largest in thecountry with a capacity to

house 3000 inmatesThe detention centre will

have basic amenities likeelectricity water accommo-dation communication facil-ities and kitchens

Special attention is to be giv-en to womennursing mothersand children Children are to beprovided educational facilities

Work at the site has beenprogressing at breakneck

speed to meet the Decemberdeadline Construction of the6-metre-high boundary wall isalready complete and about 80per cent work has been donefor the kitchen and the SabhaGhar which once completedwill have a meeting room anda library The focus is now onthe 15 four-storey buildingsthat will house the inmatesEach floor will have 12 roomsof 10 feet by 12 feet area

Locals who used to earntheir livelihood working atbrick-kilns that dot the neigh-bourhood are now happy towork at the construction sitefor a daily wage that variesfrom Rs 250 to Rs 300 Thereare about 400 workersengaged at present

The irony of the situation isnot lost on construction work-er Horba Hajong whosename has been dropped fromthe NRC However the fear oftomorrow would not let Hor-ba give up living in the

moment ldquoI need to eat todayto see what tomorrow has instore for merdquo he says

Similar is the story of Kori-ma and Ongit Hajong thecouple who have opened up atea stall in front of the siteKorimarsquos name is not in theNRC though Ongit is a certi-fied Indian citizen ldquoOneneeds money to run aroundoffices and fight in the courtrdquo

While protests against theNRC keep erupting at variousquarters and eminent person-alities like Anuradha SarmaPujari are trying to make somenoise for a new NRC with aspecial provision for theinmates of brothels orphan-ages and destitute homesthere goes a silent workforcedisowned by the state andunacknowledged by their sup-posed lsquocountry of originrsquo thatdwindles between hope anddespair erecting a buildingwhich might soon becometheir final address

Building detention camp where they might end upNRC IRONY Uncertain future Assamrsquos lsquonowhere residentsrsquo live in the moment

SC GUIDELINES The Supreme Court has set the detentionperiod of foreigners at three years

On completion of this period those in deten-tion would be eligible for bail after furnishing a surety bond of ~1 lakh each from two Indiancitizens along with their proposed residentialaddress and biometric details Collecting ~1 lakh would prove to be adaunting task as many such detaineesbelong to the BPL category

A road sign for a detention centre being built for people who are not included in the NRC atKadamtola Gopalpur village Goalpara Assam


New Delhi September 24Union Home Minister AmitShah today said privatesecurity agency sector wasof vital importance for asafe and secure businessenvironment as the coun-try moved towards a $5-tril-lion economy

During the 2611 Mumbaiterrorist attack privateguards were the first to con-front the terrorists and theirprompt action containedthe damage he said inau-gurating an online portal forlicensing in this sector

Besides ensuring trans-parency the move would

boost credibility sinceonline availability of cre-dentials would allowagency registered in onestate to expand its opera-tions in another state Inthe next 90 days the portalwould be available in allofficial Indian languages inthe providing a pan-Indiaprofile to the online licens-ing process

Observing that as majori-ty of police stations acrossthe country were connectedthrough network onlinepolice verification of securi-ty guards would becomeeasy by accessing the crimi-nal records online fromacross the country

Private security agenciesto register online now

Mumbai September 24The Mumbai civic body hassought help of Japaneseexperts to help build under-ground storage facilities tohold rainwater that wouldotherwise flood the city

According to officials herethe Brihanmumbai Munici-pal Corporation (BMC) hascalled for experts from aJapanese company PacificConsultants Co Ltd whichhad built underground silosin Tokyo to hold rainwaterwhich was then graduallyreleased into the sea

ldquoUnlike in Tokyo we areconsidering holding rainwa-ter in underground tankswhich would then be filteredand used for drinkingrdquoMumbairsquos municipal com-missioner Praveen Pardeshitold reporters here

The construction of hugeunderground storage tanksto hold excess rainwater thatwould otherwise flood the

city was one of the sugges-tions mooted in the wake ofsevere flooding in Mumbaithis year BMC officials saytwo experts from Tokyo arein Mumbai these days tostudy the topography offlood-hit areas of Mumbaiand suggest various meas-ures ldquoThe two experts fromJapan are visiting variousflood-prone areas of Mumbaiincluding the Mithi river andTulsi and Vihar lakesrdquo saidAdditional Municipal Com-missioner Vijay Singhal

Civic officials say rainwatercollected in low-lying areas ofMumbai cannot be pumpedinto the sea during high tideDiverting flood water tounderground tanks is expect-ed to mitigate water logging

According to officials heremassive underground rain-water storage tanks havebeen planned in various areas of Mumbai like Bhandupand Mulund mdash TNS

Mumbai seeks Japanesehelp for rainwater storage

A 100-year-old house collapsed following heavy rain in Hubballi district Karnataka on Tuesday PTI

CYCLONE lsquoHIKAArsquo INTENSIFIESCyclone lsquoHikaarsquo has turned into a ldquoverysevere stormrdquo while moving westward in theArabian Sea and is likely to cross the Omancoast on Tuesday night the MeT said

HEAVY RAIN MAY LASH ODISHAHeavy downpour is likely to batter manyparts of Odisha for the next three days dueto a cyclonic circulation in the region theMeteorological Centre said

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5 1 7 4 9 3 2 6 8

8 9 6 5 2 7 1 4 3

4 2 3 6 1 8 5 9 7

2 7 9 1 5 4 3 8 6

1 4 8 7 3 6 9 2 5

6 3 5 2 8 9 4 7 1

3 6 4 9 7 5 8 1 2

9 5 1 8 6 2 7 3 4

7 8 2 3 4 1 6 5 9

1 2

4 6 5

7 3 4

3 9 2

9 4 5 3

5 1 7

4 6 5

1 6 9

4 2







TEMPERATURE IN OC




CORRIGENDUM













DPRHP2212


















DPRPbD6660



MALERKOTLAEE2019-20





DPRPbD6662

Sd- Chairman

GPWSC BULLAPUR
























































































SHORT TERM
















HIMACHAL PRADESH















SrNo


EarnestMoney

Cost ofform

Timelimit


405273- 8105- 250-Three

Months


458574- 9175- 250-OneYear


484225- 9685- 250-Six

Months


435709- 8715- 250-Three

Months

DPRHP2203


Note-








SrNo


MonthlySalary of

Staff(Tentative)

(in Rs)


Experience Remarks


(01)




Female only




Marks



Equivalent



(01)



Female only

4 IT Worker (01)




SCCategory

5 Case Worker (02)

12000-(Each)


Work



reserved forSC)

6 Counselor (01)



Female only


(02)

() 10000-each)



reserved forSC)

RECRUITMENT NOTICE

DPRPbD6676






SrNo


Earnestmoney

Period ofCompletion





Rs1052lacs

Rs21040-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019at

1000 AM


Rs637lacs

Rs12740-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


Rs 657lacs

Rs13140-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


















Manas Dasgupta





































CNR NoPBJL02-005708-2018

























Balbir SinghVs










Harbans KaurVersus

Jeeto BaiCNR No

PBLD01-016812-2017Next Date 10102019














VsMakhan Singh






07092019Sd-







and anotherCNR No

PBKP01-006204-2018Next Date 21102019












Nachattar KaurVs


PBLDD00003122019 Next Date 15102019





Sd-Civil Judge







































VersusSmt Renu Bala









Sd-Jatin Garg














CL19086757 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICES


10|BUSINESS GOLD

~37861Mumbai

SILVER

~47540Mumbai


BSE

7113909714

NSE

121158820



















































(IN TONNES)

July 2015 to June 2016 7481

July 2016 to June 2017 6786

July 2017 to June 2018 23472

July 2018 to June 2019 27643







Tel 0177-2650313















SrNo


Time Cost ofform


393533- 8000-Three

Months350-


438013- 9000-Three

Months350-


489532- 10000-Three

Months350-


449497- 9000-Three

Months350-


402831- 8000-Three

Months350-


477604- 9600-Three

Months350-


465195- 9500-Three

Months350-


464143- 9300-Three

Months350-


465082- 9300-Three

Months350-


472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh








SrNo


EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6


Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205















SrNo


BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form


NA 112000- 12months

1500-



23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am



DP

RH

P3

85








DPRHP2210







GLOBE TROT








































































BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way





13






















































~25000 crore


















































IN BRIEF












Ashok Kaura











































ASSEMBLYBYPOLLS



































































ie httpscisfrecttin


COOK 131 47 21 84 32 315 COOK 35


BARBER 39 18 8 26 9 100 BARBER 11

W MAN 46 19 9 34 12 120 W MAN 13


SWEEPER 98 36 18 65 26 243 SWEEPER 27




MALI 3 0 0 1 0 4 MALI 0


TOTAL 350 120 57 218 79 824 TOTAL 90

davp191131100021920






























Our Correspondent

































withtheCM






Jyoti Dhillon


























SITUATION VACANT
















COURT NOTICE














PUBLIC NOTICES


LAND FOR SALE


CAR FOR SALE


MEDICALSURGICAL




VsSukhdeep Singh

























CL19086786 Ludhiana



NakodarKashmir Kaur










CL19086781 Nakodar

COURT NOTICES













there uponrdquo
























































Our Correspondent

















state policy
















ASSEMBLY SEGMENT

HARYANA

Rai

EAR TOTHEGROUND

Representativespeak


Oppositionspeak







TOTAL VOTERS174160



















































ASARAM CASE































JS Raghavan









































FAIZAN MUSTAFA





































































Vikrami Samvat 2076

Shaka Samvat 1941

Ashwin Shaka 3

Ashwin Parvishte 9

Hijari 1441




Moon in Cancer sign







quick crossword

HARD

5 1 7 4 9 3 2 6 8

8 9 6 5 2 7 1 4 3

4 2 3 6 1 8 5 9 7

2 7 9 1 5 4 3 8 6

1 4 8 7 3 6 9 2 5

6 3 5 2 8 9 4 7 1

3 6 4 9 7 5 8 1 2

9 5 1 8 6 2 7 3 4

7 8 2 3 4 1 6 5 9

1 2

4 6 5

7 3 4

3 9 2

9 4 5 3

5 1 7

4 6 5

1 6 9

4 2







TEMPERATURE IN OC




CORRIGENDUM













DPRHP2212


















DPRPbD6660



MALERKOTLAEE2019-20





DPRPbD6662

Sd- Chairman

GPWSC BULLAPUR
























































































SHORT TERM
















HIMACHAL PRADESH















SrNo


EarnestMoney

Cost ofform

Timelimit


405273- 8105- 250-Three

Months


458574- 9175- 250-OneYear


484225- 9685- 250-Six

Months


435709- 8715- 250-Three

Months

DPRHP2203


Note-








SrNo


MonthlySalary of

Staff(Tentative)

(in Rs)


Experience Remarks


(01)




Female only




Marks



Equivalent



(01)



Female only

4 IT Worker (01)




SCCategory

5 Case Worker (02)

12000-(Each)


Work



reserved forSC)

6 Counselor (01)



Female only


(02)

() 10000-each)



reserved forSC)

RECRUITMENT NOTICE

DPRPbD6676






SrNo


Earnestmoney

Period ofCompletion





Rs1052lacs

Rs21040-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019at

1000 AM


Rs637lacs

Rs12740-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


Rs 657lacs

Rs13140-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


















Manas Dasgupta





































CNR NoPBJL02-005708-2018

























Balbir SinghVs










Harbans KaurVersus

Jeeto BaiCNR No

PBLD01-016812-2017Next Date 10102019














VsMakhan Singh






07092019Sd-







and anotherCNR No

PBKP01-006204-2018Next Date 21102019












Nachattar KaurVs


PBLDD00003122019 Next Date 15102019





Sd-Civil Judge







































VersusSmt Renu Bala









Sd-Jatin Garg














CL19086757 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICES


10|BUSINESS GOLD

~37861Mumbai

SILVER

~47540Mumbai


BSE

7113909714

NSE

121158820



















































(IN TONNES)

July 2015 to June 2016 7481

July 2016 to June 2017 6786

July 2017 to June 2018 23472

July 2018 to June 2019 27643







Tel 0177-2650313















SrNo


Time Cost ofform


393533- 8000-Three

Months350-


438013- 9000-Three

Months350-


489532- 10000-Three

Months350-


449497- 9000-Three

Months350-


402831- 8000-Three

Months350-


477604- 9600-Three

Months350-


465195- 9500-Three

Months350-


464143- 9300-Three

Months350-


465082- 9300-Three

Months350-


472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh








SrNo


EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6


Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205















SrNo


BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form


NA 112000- 12months

1500-



23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am



DP

RH

P3

85








DPRHP2210







GLOBE TROT








































































BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way















Ashok Kaura











































ASSEMBLYBYPOLLS



































































ie httpscisfrecttin


COOK 131 47 21 84 32 315 COOK 35


BARBER 39 18 8 26 9 100 BARBER 11

W MAN 46 19 9 34 12 120 W MAN 13


SWEEPER 98 36 18 65 26 243 SWEEPER 27




MALI 3 0 0 1 0 4 MALI 0


TOTAL 350 120 57 218 79 824 TOTAL 90

davp191131100021920






























Our Correspondent

































withtheCM






Jyoti Dhillon


























SITUATION VACANT
















COURT NOTICE














PUBLIC NOTICES


LAND FOR SALE


CAR FOR SALE


MEDICALSURGICAL




VsSukhdeep Singh

























CL19086786 Ludhiana



NakodarKashmir Kaur










CL19086781 Nakodar

COURT NOTICES













there uponrdquo
























































Our Correspondent

















state policy
















ASSEMBLY SEGMENT

HARYANA

Rai

EAR TOTHEGROUND

Representativespeak


Oppositionspeak







TOTAL VOTERS174160



















































ASARAM CASE































JS Raghavan









































FAIZAN MUSTAFA





































































Vikrami Samvat 2076

Shaka Samvat 1941

Ashwin Shaka 3

Ashwin Parvishte 9

Hijari 1441




Moon in Cancer sign







quick crossword

HARD

5 1 7 4 9 3 2 6 8

8 9 6 5 2 7 1 4 3

4 2 3 6 1 8 5 9 7

2 7 9 1 5 4 3 8 6

1 4 8 7 3 6 9 2 5

6 3 5 2 8 9 4 7 1

3 6 4 9 7 5 8 1 2

9 5 1 8 6 2 7 3 4

7 8 2 3 4 1 6 5 9

1 2

4 6 5

7 3 4

3 9 2

9 4 5 3

5 1 7

4 6 5

1 6 9

4 2







TEMPERATURE IN OC




CORRIGENDUM













DPRHP2212


















DPRPbD6660



MALERKOTLAEE2019-20





DPRPbD6662

Sd- Chairman

GPWSC BULLAPUR
























































































SHORT TERM
















HIMACHAL PRADESH















SrNo


EarnestMoney

Cost ofform

Timelimit


405273- 8105- 250-Three

Months


458574- 9175- 250-OneYear


484225- 9685- 250-Six

Months


435709- 8715- 250-Three

Months

DPRHP2203


Note-








SrNo


MonthlySalary of

Staff(Tentative)

(in Rs)


Experience Remarks


(01)




Female only




Marks



Equivalent



(01)



Female only

4 IT Worker (01)




SCCategory

5 Case Worker (02)

12000-(Each)


Work



reserved forSC)

6 Counselor (01)



Female only


(02)

() 10000-each)



reserved forSC)

RECRUITMENT NOTICE

DPRPbD6676






SrNo


Earnestmoney

Period ofCompletion





Rs1052lacs

Rs21040-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019at

1000 AM


Rs637lacs

Rs12740-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


Rs 657lacs

Rs13140-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


















Manas Dasgupta





































CNR NoPBJL02-005708-2018

























Balbir SinghVs










Harbans KaurVersus

Jeeto BaiCNR No

PBLD01-016812-2017Next Date 10102019














VsMakhan Singh






07092019Sd-







and anotherCNR No

PBKP01-006204-2018Next Date 21102019












Nachattar KaurVs


PBLDD00003122019 Next Date 15102019





Sd-Civil Judge







































VersusSmt Renu Bala









Sd-Jatin Garg














CL19086757 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICES


10|BUSINESS GOLD

~37861Mumbai

SILVER

~47540Mumbai


BSE

7113909714

NSE

121158820



















































(IN TONNES)

July 2015 to June 2016 7481

July 2016 to June 2017 6786

July 2017 to June 2018 23472

July 2018 to June 2019 27643







Tel 0177-2650313















SrNo


Time Cost ofform


393533- 8000-Three

Months350-


438013- 9000-Three

Months350-


489532- 10000-Three

Months350-


449497- 9000-Three

Months350-


402831- 8000-Three

Months350-


477604- 9600-Three

Months350-


465195- 9500-Three

Months350-


464143- 9300-Three

Months350-


465082- 9300-Three

Months350-


472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh








SrNo


EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6


Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205















SrNo


BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form


NA 112000- 12months

1500-



23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am



DP

RH

P3

85








DPRHP2210







GLOBE TROT








































































BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way
















ie httpscisfrecttin


COOK 131 47 21 84 32 315 COOK 35


BARBER 39 18 8 26 9 100 BARBER 11

W MAN 46 19 9 34 12 120 W MAN 13


SWEEPER 98 36 18 65 26 243 SWEEPER 27




MALI 3 0 0 1 0 4 MALI 0


TOTAL 350 120 57 218 79 824 TOTAL 90

davp191131100021920






























Our Correspondent

































withtheCM






Jyoti Dhillon


























SITUATION VACANT
















COURT NOTICE














PUBLIC NOTICES


LAND FOR SALE


CAR FOR SALE


MEDICALSURGICAL




VsSukhdeep Singh

























CL19086786 Ludhiana



NakodarKashmir Kaur










CL19086781 Nakodar

COURT NOTICES













there uponrdquo
























































Our Correspondent

















state policy
















ASSEMBLY SEGMENT

HARYANA

Rai

EAR TOTHEGROUND

Representativespeak


Oppositionspeak







TOTAL VOTERS174160



















































ASARAM CASE































JS Raghavan









































FAIZAN MUSTAFA





































































Vikrami Samvat 2076

Shaka Samvat 1941

Ashwin Shaka 3

Ashwin Parvishte 9

Hijari 1441




Moon in Cancer sign







quick crossword

HARD

5 1 7 4 9 3 2 6 8

8 9 6 5 2 7 1 4 3

4 2 3 6 1 8 5 9 7

2 7 9 1 5 4 3 8 6

1 4 8 7 3 6 9 2 5

6 3 5 2 8 9 4 7 1

3 6 4 9 7 5 8 1 2

9 5 1 8 6 2 7 3 4

7 8 2 3 4 1 6 5 9

1 2

4 6 5

7 3 4

3 9 2

9 4 5 3

5 1 7

4 6 5

1 6 9

4 2







TEMPERATURE IN OC




CORRIGENDUM













DPRHP2212


















DPRPbD6660



MALERKOTLAEE2019-20





DPRPbD6662

Sd- Chairman

GPWSC BULLAPUR
























































































SHORT TERM
















HIMACHAL PRADESH















SrNo


EarnestMoney

Cost ofform

Timelimit


405273- 8105- 250-Three

Months


458574- 9175- 250-OneYear


484225- 9685- 250-Six

Months


435709- 8715- 250-Three

Months

DPRHP2203


Note-








SrNo


MonthlySalary of

Staff(Tentative)

(in Rs)


Experience Remarks


(01)




Female only




Marks



Equivalent



(01)



Female only

4 IT Worker (01)




SCCategory

5 Case Worker (02)

12000-(Each)


Work



reserved forSC)

6 Counselor (01)



Female only


(02)

() 10000-each)



reserved forSC)

RECRUITMENT NOTICE

DPRPbD6676






SrNo


Earnestmoney

Period ofCompletion





Rs1052lacs

Rs21040-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019at

1000 AM


Rs637lacs

Rs12740-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


Rs 657lacs

Rs13140-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


















Manas Dasgupta





































CNR NoPBJL02-005708-2018

























Balbir SinghVs










Harbans KaurVersus

Jeeto BaiCNR No

PBLD01-016812-2017Next Date 10102019














VsMakhan Singh






07092019Sd-







and anotherCNR No

PBKP01-006204-2018Next Date 21102019












Nachattar KaurVs


PBLDD00003122019 Next Date 15102019





Sd-Civil Judge







































VersusSmt Renu Bala









Sd-Jatin Garg














CL19086757 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICES


10|BUSINESS GOLD

~37861Mumbai

SILVER

~47540Mumbai


BSE

7113909714

NSE

121158820



















































(IN TONNES)

July 2015 to June 2016 7481

July 2016 to June 2017 6786

July 2017 to June 2018 23472

July 2018 to June 2019 27643







Tel 0177-2650313















SrNo


Time Cost ofform


393533- 8000-Three

Months350-


438013- 9000-Three

Months350-


489532- 10000-Three

Months350-


449497- 9000-Three

Months350-


402831- 8000-Three

Months350-


477604- 9600-Three

Months350-


465195- 9500-Three

Months350-


464143- 9300-Three

Months350-


465082- 9300-Three

Months350-


472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh








SrNo


EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6


Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205















SrNo


BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form


NA 112000- 12months

1500-



23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am



DP

RH

P3

85








DPRHP2210







GLOBE TROT








































































BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way









Jyoti Dhillon


























SITUATION VACANT
















COURT NOTICE














PUBLIC NOTICES


LAND FOR SALE


CAR FOR SALE


MEDICALSURGICAL




VsSukhdeep Singh

























CL19086786 Ludhiana



NakodarKashmir Kaur










CL19086781 Nakodar

COURT NOTICES













there uponrdquo
























































Our Correspondent

















state policy
















ASSEMBLY SEGMENT

HARYANA

Rai

EAR TOTHEGROUND

Representativespeak


Oppositionspeak







TOTAL VOTERS174160



















































ASARAM CASE































JS Raghavan









































FAIZAN MUSTAFA





































































Vikrami Samvat 2076

Shaka Samvat 1941

Ashwin Shaka 3

Ashwin Parvishte 9

Hijari 1441




Moon in Cancer sign







quick crossword

HARD

5 1 7 4 9 3 2 6 8

8 9 6 5 2 7 1 4 3

4 2 3 6 1 8 5 9 7

2 7 9 1 5 4 3 8 6

1 4 8 7 3 6 9 2 5

6 3 5 2 8 9 4 7 1

3 6 4 9 7 5 8 1 2

9 5 1 8 6 2 7 3 4

7 8 2 3 4 1 6 5 9

1 2

4 6 5

7 3 4

3 9 2

9 4 5 3

5 1 7

4 6 5

1 6 9

4 2







TEMPERATURE IN OC




CORRIGENDUM













DPRHP2212


















DPRPbD6660



MALERKOTLAEE2019-20





DPRPbD6662

Sd- Chairman

GPWSC BULLAPUR
























































































SHORT TERM
















HIMACHAL PRADESH















SrNo


EarnestMoney

Cost ofform

Timelimit


405273- 8105- 250-Three

Months


458574- 9175- 250-OneYear


484225- 9685- 250-Six

Months


435709- 8715- 250-Three

Months

DPRHP2203


Note-








SrNo


MonthlySalary of

Staff(Tentative)

(in Rs)


Experience Remarks


(01)




Female only




Marks



Equivalent



(01)



Female only

4 IT Worker (01)




SCCategory

5 Case Worker (02)

12000-(Each)


Work



reserved forSC)

6 Counselor (01)



Female only


(02)

() 10000-each)



reserved forSC)

RECRUITMENT NOTICE

DPRPbD6676






SrNo


Earnestmoney

Period ofCompletion





Rs1052lacs

Rs21040-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019at

1000 AM


Rs637lacs

Rs12740-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


Rs 657lacs

Rs13140-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


















Manas Dasgupta





































CNR NoPBJL02-005708-2018

























Balbir SinghVs










Harbans KaurVersus

Jeeto BaiCNR No

PBLD01-016812-2017Next Date 10102019














VsMakhan Singh






07092019Sd-







and anotherCNR No

PBKP01-006204-2018Next Date 21102019












Nachattar KaurVs


PBLDD00003122019 Next Date 15102019





Sd-Civil Judge







































VersusSmt Renu Bala









Sd-Jatin Garg














CL19086757 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICES


10|BUSINESS GOLD

~37861Mumbai

SILVER

~47540Mumbai


BSE

7113909714

NSE

121158820



















































(IN TONNES)

July 2015 to June 2016 7481

July 2016 to June 2017 6786

July 2017 to June 2018 23472

July 2018 to June 2019 27643







Tel 0177-2650313















SrNo


Time Cost ofform


393533- 8000-Three

Months350-


438013- 9000-Three

Months350-


489532- 10000-Three

Months350-


449497- 9000-Three

Months350-


402831- 8000-Three

Months350-


477604- 9600-Three

Months350-


465195- 9500-Three

Months350-


464143- 9300-Three

Months350-


465082- 9300-Three

Months350-


472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh








SrNo


EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6


Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205















SrNo


BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form


NA 112000- 12months

1500-



23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am



DP

RH

P3

85








DPRHP2210







GLOBE TROT








































































BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way



















ASSEMBLY SEGMENT

HARYANA

Rai

EAR TOTHEGROUND

Representativespeak


Oppositionspeak







TOTAL VOTERS174160



















































ASARAM CASE































JS Raghavan









































FAIZAN MUSTAFA





































































Vikrami Samvat 2076

Shaka Samvat 1941

Ashwin Shaka 3

Ashwin Parvishte 9

Hijari 1441




Moon in Cancer sign







quick crossword

HARD

5 1 7 4 9 3 2 6 8

8 9 6 5 2 7 1 4 3

4 2 3 6 1 8 5 9 7

2 7 9 1 5 4 3 8 6

1 4 8 7 3 6 9 2 5

6 3 5 2 8 9 4 7 1

3 6 4 9 7 5 8 1 2

9 5 1 8 6 2 7 3 4

7 8 2 3 4 1 6 5 9

1 2

4 6 5

7 3 4

3 9 2

9 4 5 3

5 1 7

4 6 5

1 6 9

4 2







TEMPERATURE IN OC




CORRIGENDUM













DPRHP2212


















DPRPbD6660



MALERKOTLAEE2019-20





DPRPbD6662

Sd- Chairman

GPWSC BULLAPUR
























































































SHORT TERM
















HIMACHAL PRADESH















SrNo


EarnestMoney

Cost ofform

Timelimit


405273- 8105- 250-Three

Months


458574- 9175- 250-OneYear


484225- 9685- 250-Six

Months


435709- 8715- 250-Three

Months

DPRHP2203


Note-








SrNo


MonthlySalary of

Staff(Tentative)

(in Rs)


Experience Remarks


(01)




Female only




Marks



Equivalent



(01)



Female only

4 IT Worker (01)




SCCategory

5 Case Worker (02)

12000-(Each)


Work



reserved forSC)

6 Counselor (01)



Female only


(02)

() 10000-each)



reserved forSC)

RECRUITMENT NOTICE

DPRPbD6676






SrNo


Earnestmoney

Period ofCompletion





Rs1052lacs

Rs21040-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019at

1000 AM


Rs637lacs

Rs12740-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


Rs 657lacs

Rs13140-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


















Manas Dasgupta





































CNR NoPBJL02-005708-2018

























Balbir SinghVs










Harbans KaurVersus

Jeeto BaiCNR No

PBLD01-016812-2017Next Date 10102019














VsMakhan Singh






07092019Sd-







and anotherCNR No

PBKP01-006204-2018Next Date 21102019












Nachattar KaurVs


PBLDD00003122019 Next Date 15102019





Sd-Civil Judge







































VersusSmt Renu Bala









Sd-Jatin Garg














CL19086757 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICES


10|BUSINESS GOLD

~37861Mumbai

SILVER

~47540Mumbai


BSE

7113909714

NSE

121158820



















































(IN TONNES)

July 2015 to June 2016 7481

July 2016 to June 2017 6786

July 2017 to June 2018 23472

July 2018 to June 2019 27643







Tel 0177-2650313















SrNo


Time Cost ofform


393533- 8000-Three

Months350-


438013- 9000-Three

Months350-


489532- 10000-Three

Months350-


449497- 9000-Three

Months350-


402831- 8000-Three

Months350-


477604- 9600-Three

Months350-


465195- 9500-Three

Months350-


464143- 9300-Three

Months350-


465082- 9300-Three

Months350-


472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh








SrNo


EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6


Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205















SrNo


BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form


NA 112000- 12months

1500-



23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am



DP

RH

P3

85








DPRHP2210







GLOBE TROT








































































BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way

























JS Raghavan









































FAIZAN MUSTAFA





































































Vikrami Samvat 2076

Shaka Samvat 1941

Ashwin Shaka 3

Ashwin Parvishte 9

Hijari 1441




Moon in Cancer sign







quick crossword

HARD

5 1 7 4 9 3 2 6 8

8 9 6 5 2 7 1 4 3

4 2 3 6 1 8 5 9 7

2 7 9 1 5 4 3 8 6

1 4 8 7 3 6 9 2 5

6 3 5 2 8 9 4 7 1

3 6 4 9 7 5 8 1 2

9 5 1 8 6 2 7 3 4

7 8 2 3 4 1 6 5 9

1 2

4 6 5

7 3 4

3 9 2

9 4 5 3

5 1 7

4 6 5

1 6 9

4 2







TEMPERATURE IN OC




CORRIGENDUM













DPRHP2212


















DPRPbD6660



MALERKOTLAEE2019-20





DPRPbD6662

Sd- Chairman

GPWSC BULLAPUR
























































































SHORT TERM
















HIMACHAL PRADESH















SrNo


EarnestMoney

Cost ofform

Timelimit


405273- 8105- 250-Three

Months


458574- 9175- 250-OneYear


484225- 9685- 250-Six

Months


435709- 8715- 250-Three

Months

DPRHP2203


Note-








SrNo


MonthlySalary of

Staff(Tentative)

(in Rs)


Experience Remarks


(01)




Female only




Marks



Equivalent



(01)



Female only

4 IT Worker (01)




SCCategory

5 Case Worker (02)

12000-(Each)


Work



reserved forSC)

6 Counselor (01)



Female only


(02)

() 10000-each)



reserved forSC)

RECRUITMENT NOTICE

DPRPbD6676






SrNo


Earnestmoney

Period ofCompletion





Rs1052lacs

Rs21040-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019at

1000 AM


Rs637lacs

Rs12740-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


Rs 657lacs

Rs13140-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


















Manas Dasgupta





































CNR NoPBJL02-005708-2018

























Balbir SinghVs










Harbans KaurVersus

Jeeto BaiCNR No

PBLD01-016812-2017Next Date 10102019














VsMakhan Singh






07092019Sd-







and anotherCNR No

PBKP01-006204-2018Next Date 21102019












Nachattar KaurVs


PBLDD00003122019 Next Date 15102019





Sd-Civil Judge







































VersusSmt Renu Bala









Sd-Jatin Garg














CL19086757 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICES


10|BUSINESS GOLD

~37861Mumbai

SILVER

~47540Mumbai


BSE

7113909714

NSE

121158820



















































(IN TONNES)

July 2015 to June 2016 7481

July 2016 to June 2017 6786

July 2017 to June 2018 23472

July 2018 to June 2019 27643







Tel 0177-2650313















SrNo


Time Cost ofform


393533- 8000-Three

Months350-


438013- 9000-Three

Months350-


489532- 10000-Three

Months350-


449497- 9000-Three

Months350-


402831- 8000-Three

Months350-


477604- 9600-Three

Months350-


465195- 9500-Three

Months350-


464143- 9300-Three

Months350-


465082- 9300-Three

Months350-


472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh








SrNo


EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6


Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205















SrNo


BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form


NA 112000- 12months

1500-



23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am



DP

RH

P3

85








DPRHP2210







GLOBE TROT








































































BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way

































































Vikrami Samvat 2076

Shaka Samvat 1941

Ashwin Shaka 3

Ashwin Parvishte 9

Hijari 1441




Moon in Cancer sign







quick crossword

HARD

5 1 7 4 9 3 2 6 8

8 9 6 5 2 7 1 4 3

4 2 3 6 1 8 5 9 7

2 7 9 1 5 4 3 8 6

1 4 8 7 3 6 9 2 5

6 3 5 2 8 9 4 7 1

3 6 4 9 7 5 8 1 2

9 5 1 8 6 2 7 3 4

7 8 2 3 4 1 6 5 9

1 2

4 6 5

7 3 4

3 9 2

9 4 5 3

5 1 7

4 6 5

1 6 9

4 2







TEMPERATURE IN OC




CORRIGENDUM













DPRHP2212


















DPRPbD6660



MALERKOTLAEE2019-20





DPRPbD6662

Sd- Chairman

GPWSC BULLAPUR
























































































SHORT TERM
















HIMACHAL PRADESH















SrNo


EarnestMoney

Cost ofform

Timelimit


405273- 8105- 250-Three

Months


458574- 9175- 250-OneYear


484225- 9685- 250-Six

Months


435709- 8715- 250-Three

Months

DPRHP2203


Note-








SrNo


MonthlySalary of

Staff(Tentative)

(in Rs)


Experience Remarks


(01)




Female only




Marks



Equivalent



(01)



Female only

4 IT Worker (01)




SCCategory

5 Case Worker (02)

12000-(Each)


Work



reserved forSC)

6 Counselor (01)



Female only


(02)

() 10000-each)



reserved forSC)

RECRUITMENT NOTICE

DPRPbD6676






SrNo


Earnestmoney

Period ofCompletion





Rs1052lacs

Rs21040-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019at

1000 AM


Rs637lacs

Rs12740-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


Rs 657lacs

Rs13140-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


















Manas Dasgupta





































CNR NoPBJL02-005708-2018

























Balbir SinghVs










Harbans KaurVersus

Jeeto BaiCNR No

PBLD01-016812-2017Next Date 10102019














VsMakhan Singh






07092019Sd-







and anotherCNR No

PBKP01-006204-2018Next Date 21102019












Nachattar KaurVs


PBLDD00003122019 Next Date 15102019





Sd-Civil Judge







































VersusSmt Renu Bala









Sd-Jatin Garg














CL19086757 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICES


10|BUSINESS GOLD

~37861Mumbai

SILVER

~47540Mumbai


BSE

7113909714

NSE

121158820



















































(IN TONNES)

July 2015 to June 2016 7481

July 2016 to June 2017 6786

July 2017 to June 2018 23472

July 2018 to June 2019 27643







Tel 0177-2650313















SrNo


Time Cost ofform


393533- 8000-Three

Months350-


438013- 9000-Three

Months350-


489532- 10000-Three

Months350-


449497- 9000-Three

Months350-


402831- 8000-Three

Months350-


477604- 9600-Three

Months350-


465195- 9500-Three

Months350-


464143- 9300-Three

Months350-


465082- 9300-Three

Months350-


472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh








SrNo


EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6


Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205















SrNo


BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form


NA 112000- 12months

1500-



23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am



DP

RH

P3

85








DPRHP2210







GLOBE TROT








































































BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way








CORRIGENDUM













DPRHP2212


















DPRPbD6660



MALERKOTLAEE2019-20





DPRPbD6662

Sd- Chairman

GPWSC BULLAPUR
























































































SHORT TERM
















HIMACHAL PRADESH















SrNo


EarnestMoney

Cost ofform

Timelimit


405273- 8105- 250-Three

Months


458574- 9175- 250-OneYear


484225- 9685- 250-Six

Months


435709- 8715- 250-Three

Months

DPRHP2203


Note-








SrNo


MonthlySalary of

Staff(Tentative)

(in Rs)


Experience Remarks


(01)




Female only




Marks



Equivalent



(01)



Female only

4 IT Worker (01)




SCCategory

5 Case Worker (02)

12000-(Each)


Work



reserved forSC)

6 Counselor (01)



Female only


(02)

() 10000-each)



reserved forSC)

RECRUITMENT NOTICE

DPRPbD6676






SrNo


Earnestmoney

Period ofCompletion





Rs1052lacs

Rs21040-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019at

1000 AM


Rs637lacs

Rs12740-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


Rs 657lacs

Rs13140-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


















Manas Dasgupta





































CNR NoPBJL02-005708-2018

























Balbir SinghVs










Harbans KaurVersus

Jeeto BaiCNR No

PBLD01-016812-2017Next Date 10102019














VsMakhan Singh






07092019Sd-







and anotherCNR No

PBKP01-006204-2018Next Date 21102019












Nachattar KaurVs


PBLDD00003122019 Next Date 15102019





Sd-Civil Judge







































VersusSmt Renu Bala









Sd-Jatin Garg














CL19086757 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICES


10|BUSINESS GOLD

~37861Mumbai

SILVER

~47540Mumbai


BSE

7113909714

NSE

121158820



















































(IN TONNES)

July 2015 to June 2016 7481

July 2016 to June 2017 6786

July 2017 to June 2018 23472

July 2018 to June 2019 27643







Tel 0177-2650313















SrNo


Time Cost ofform


393533- 8000-Three

Months350-


438013- 9000-Three

Months350-


489532- 10000-Three

Months350-


449497- 9000-Three

Months350-


402831- 8000-Three

Months350-


477604- 9600-Three

Months350-


465195- 9500-Three

Months350-


464143- 9300-Three

Months350-


465082- 9300-Three

Months350-


472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh








SrNo


EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6


Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205















SrNo


BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form


NA 112000- 12months

1500-



23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am



DP

RH

P3

85








DPRHP2210







GLOBE TROT








































































BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way













SHORT TERM
















HIMACHAL PRADESH















SrNo


EarnestMoney

Cost ofform

Timelimit


405273- 8105- 250-Three

Months


458574- 9175- 250-OneYear


484225- 9685- 250-Six

Months


435709- 8715- 250-Three

Months

DPRHP2203


Note-








SrNo


MonthlySalary of

Staff(Tentative)

(in Rs)


Experience Remarks


(01)




Female only




Marks



Equivalent



(01)



Female only

4 IT Worker (01)




SCCategory

5 Case Worker (02)

12000-(Each)


Work



reserved forSC)

6 Counselor (01)



Female only


(02)

() 10000-each)



reserved forSC)

RECRUITMENT NOTICE

DPRPbD6676






SrNo


Earnestmoney

Period ofCompletion





Rs1052lacs

Rs21040-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019at

1000 AM


Rs637lacs

Rs12740-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


Rs 657lacs

Rs13140-


Tender up to

500 PM

1102019 at

1000 AM


















Manas Dasgupta





































CNR NoPBJL02-005708-2018

























Balbir SinghVs










Harbans KaurVersus

Jeeto BaiCNR No

PBLD01-016812-2017Next Date 10102019














VsMakhan Singh






07092019Sd-







and anotherCNR No

PBKP01-006204-2018Next Date 21102019












Nachattar KaurVs


PBLDD00003122019 Next Date 15102019





Sd-Civil Judge







































VersusSmt Renu Bala









Sd-Jatin Garg














CL19086757 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICES


10|BUSINESS GOLD

~37861Mumbai

SILVER

~47540Mumbai


BSE

7113909714

NSE

121158820



















































(IN TONNES)

July 2015 to June 2016 7481

July 2016 to June 2017 6786

July 2017 to June 2018 23472

July 2018 to June 2019 27643







Tel 0177-2650313















SrNo


Time Cost ofform


393533- 8000-Three

Months350-


438013- 9000-Three

Months350-


489532- 10000-Three

Months350-


449497- 9000-Three

Months350-


402831- 8000-Three

Months350-


477604- 9600-Three

Months350-


465195- 9500-Three

Months350-


464143- 9300-Three

Months350-


465082- 9300-Three

Months350-


472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh








SrNo


EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6


Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205















SrNo


BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form


NA 112000- 12months

1500-



23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am



DP

RH

P3

85








DPRHP2210







GLOBE TROT








































































BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































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CNR NoPBJL02-005708-2018

























Balbir SinghVs










Harbans KaurVersus

Jeeto BaiCNR No

PBLD01-016812-2017Next Date 10102019














VsMakhan Singh






07092019Sd-







and anotherCNR No

PBKP01-006204-2018Next Date 21102019












Nachattar KaurVs


PBLDD00003122019 Next Date 15102019





Sd-Civil Judge







































VersusSmt Renu Bala









Sd-Jatin Garg














CL19086757 Ludhiana

COURT NOTICES


10|BUSINESS GOLD

~37861Mumbai

SILVER

~47540Mumbai


BSE

7113909714

NSE

121158820



















































(IN TONNES)

July 2015 to June 2016 7481

July 2016 to June 2017 6786

July 2017 to June 2018 23472

July 2018 to June 2019 27643







Tel 0177-2650313















SrNo


Time Cost ofform


393533- 8000-Three

Months350-


438013- 9000-Three

Months350-


489532- 10000-Three

Months350-


449497- 9000-Three

Months350-


402831- 8000-Three

Months350-


477604- 9600-Three

Months350-


465195- 9500-Three

Months350-


464143- 9300-Three

Months350-


465082- 9300-Three

Months350-


472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh








SrNo


EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6


Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205















SrNo


BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form


NA 112000- 12months

1500-



23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am



DP

RH

P3

85








DPRHP2210







GLOBE TROT








































































BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way







Tel 0177-2650313















SrNo


Time Cost ofform


393533- 8000-Three

Months350-


438013- 9000-Three

Months350-


489532- 10000-Three

Months350-


449497- 9000-Three

Months350-


402831- 8000-Three

Months350-


477604- 9600-Three

Months350-


465195- 9500-Three

Months350-


464143- 9300-Three

Months350-


465082- 9300-Three

Months350-


472002- 9200-Three

Months350-

DPRHP383

Himachal Pradesh








SrNo


EarnestMoney

Costof

TenderForm

Time

1 2 3 4 5 6


Rs12089776-

Rs153398-

Rs1500-

12months

DPRHP2205















SrNo


BidSecurity

Time Costof

Form


NA 112000- 12months

1500-



23092019 to 09102019up to 11 am



DP

RH

P3

85








DPRHP2210







GLOBE TROT








































































BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way


























BRIEFLY























TODAY ON TV
















NATIONAL COACH
























90 128 125 124 120 86WKTS

NAME

OVERS

KIM JI HYUN

FIRST T20I



PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way







PWD BampR BRANCH



SrNo



Period ofCompletion


1 2 3 4 5 6














Bid No 04 Date 23092019


SRNO


AUTH

NAME OFWORKNOTICE

TENDER

OPENINGDATE

CLOSINGDATE (TIME)

AMOUNTEMD

(APPROX) IN Rupees


NODALOFFICERCONTACT

DETAILS EMAIL

TENDER REF NO

TENDER NO





Sabha GE-2019



noon


DeputyCommissioner


Officer Rewari




Emailelt_rwryahooin


PRDH-79258




MANAGING DIRECTOR



Tel No 0172-27004112540212 Fax 0172-2702039









































(Tottenham Hotspur)
























BRIEFLY

TENNIS ROUNDUP

RUGBY WORLD CUP



















































By the way























































By the way



