YOUR REGION, YOUR PAPER SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23, 2019 CHANDIGARH VOL. XXIV, NO. 282 PAGES 8 Rs. 2 YUGMARG If a man achieves victory over this body, who in the world can exercise power over him? He who rules himself rules over the whole world. Vinoba Bhave Chief of Army Staff visits Chandimandir Military Station CHANDIGARH: Chief of the Army Staff General Bipin Rawat was briefed by Western Com- mand GOC-in-C Lt Gen R P Singh on operational prepared- ness of the Theatre on Friday, while on visit to the Chandimandir Military station. He interacted with troops and commended them for their profes- sionalism and undaunted spirit of executing their assigned tasks. He complimented them for the ex- cellent work done in all spheres. The Chief of Army Staff stressed upon the need to continue to train hard and to be prepared to stand up to any challenges coming their way. He emphasized to the sol- diers to keep themselves abreast with latest trends in information technology, emerging threats and counter measures. General Rawat also reiterated that the ethos, discipline and effi- ciency of the Army should always serve as an example to the rest of the Nation. Modi extends birthday greetings to Mulayam Singh NEW DELHI; Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday wished Samajwadi Party (SP) patron Mu- layam Singh Yadav on the latter's 80th birthday. "My best wishes to Mr Mulayam Singh Yadav on the special occa- sion of his 80th birthday. He is one of the most experienced lead- ers of the country and has always been in the forefront of taking for- ward Dr. Lohia's ideas. I wish him a long and a healthy life," Modi tweeted. Earlier in the day, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had also extended greetings to Mulayam on his birth- day and had wished for his healthy, long and active life. Ya- dav, who was born on November 22, 1939, first became the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh in 1989 and served for three non-consec- utive terms from 1989 to 1991, 1993 to 1995, and 2003 to 2007. Country united on temple construction: Shahnawaz Hussain JAIPUR: BJP national spokesper- son Shahnawaz Hussain said here on Friday that the entire country is united in supporting the construction of a Ram Temple in Ayodhya. The former Union Min- ister said two big issues -- the re- moval of Article 370 from Kashmir and the case of the Ayodhya Tem- ple -- that were going on since in- dependence have been resolved after the Modi government came to power at the Centre. "Today the whole country is united to build Ram temple," he said. "Iqbal Ansari, who was fighting in Supreme Court on the issue of construction of the Ram temple, has also accepted this decision. CS dedicates NCC day celebrations to daughters .... PAGE 3 New HC judge administered oath ...PAGE 7 Subhash Chandra furious on seeing dirt in mini secretariat .... PAGE 3 AGENCY MUMBAI/NEW DELHI, NOV 22 There is consensus in the Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress alliance that Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray should lead the new government in Maharashtra, NCP president Sharad Pawar said here on Friday. Pawar's announcement capped a day of hectic meetings between the Congress, NCP and their pre-poll allies and a com- bined meeting of the three parties later in the day. Emerging from the marathon meeting of top leaders of the Congress, the NCP and the Sena, who are making efforts to form government in Maharashtra, Pawar said there was a consensus on Thackeray's leadership. Discussions on other issues are in progress, Pawar said after the meeting, held at the Nehru Centre in Worli. "The issue of leadership is not pending. There is consensus on Uddhav Thackeray leading the new government," Pawar said. Asked if Uddhav Thackeray will be the new Chief Minister, Pawar shot back, "don't you un- derstand Hindi? The new govern- ment will be led by Uddhav Thackeray." Coming out of the meeting, Uddhav Thackeray told reporters that the talks were satisfactory. "We will end the discussions soon and come before media," he added. Results of the October 21 Assembly polls were declared on October 24 and President's rule was imposed in the state on No- vember 12 after no party or com- bine staked claim to form the new government. The state was plunged into a political crisis after the Sena broke its three-decade-long ties with the BJP after the latter de- clined to share the chief minister's post. The BJP and Sena, which fought the Assembly polls in al- liance, had secured a comfortable majority by winning 105 and 56 seats, respectively, in the 288- member Assembly. The Congress and the NCP, pre-poll allies, won 44 and 54 seats, respectively. Meanwhile, Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut said his party won't side with the BJP even if offered Lord Indra's throne. Talking to reporters, Raut re- iterated that his party will get the Maharashtra CM's post when the three-party alliance with Con- gress and NCP assumes power. "The time for offers has end- ed," Raut said, when asked about reports that the BJP had agreed to share the CM's post with the Sena. "People of Maharashtra want Uddhav Thackeray to be- come the CM," he said. Uddhav Thackeray on Friday met his party's legislators and told them that the process to form a Sena-led dispensation in the state was in the final stages. Thackeray instructed the Sena MLAs to stay together in Mumbai as they may be required any time, a party MLA said. Earlier on Friday, the Congress and NCP said their smaller allies have backed the idea of forming a government in Maharashtra with the Shiv Sena to keep its estranged ally BJP out of power in the state. Uddhav to lead coalition govt in Maha: Pawar Hectic meetings going on to decide Speaker Petition filed in SC against post-poll alliance NEW DELHI: A petition was filed in the Supreme Court by Surendra In- drabahadur Singh, a resident of Maharashtra, against the post-poll alliance between the Shiv Sena, Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and Congress from forming the government in Maharashtra. The petition is likely to come up for hearing next week in the Supreme Court. The petition claimed that the voters had given a clear mandate to BJP- Sena alliance, and it cannot change now. It sought a direction from the Supreme Court to restrain the Gov- ernor of Maharashtra from inviting Congress, Shiv Sena and NCP to form a Government in the state. The petition further claimed that if a Government is formed it will be against the mandate of the people and the Supreme Court should de- clare the formation of Government as unconstitutional, void ab initio and therefore liable to be dis- missed. AGENCY PANCHKULA, NOV 22 Haryana Urdu Akademi or- ganized a special seminar on 'Contribution of' Non-Mus- lim Journalists 'in Urdu Journalism' of India. The function was presided over by prominent writer and sen- ior IPS Officer KP Singh and Additional Chief Secretary Dhanpat Singh was chief guest on the event. On this occasion, Ziaur Rahman Siddiqui, Senior Professor, Aligarh Muslim University, presented an in- teresting research paper ti- tled 'Contribution of Non Muslim Journalists of Haryana' and about the role of non-Muslim journalists in Urdu journalism. He told that the first Urdu newspa- per called 'Jame Jahan Numa' was run by Munshi Sadasukh Lal, who had a relationship with United Punjab. This newspaper was published in 1822. Bharatendu Harishchandra was a journalist who pub- lished newspapers in both Urdu and Hindi languages. Bharatendu Harishchandra was the first person who first started publishing Urdu newspaper in Devana- gari script. On this occa- sion, he told that during the partition of the country, 22 Urdu newspapers used to come out of the land of Haryana, whose editors were all Hindus. While speking on the oc- casion, Dhanpat SinghIn lauded the role of Akademi for promoting Urdu. Ten senior journalists who were honored on the occasion by the Akademi including NS Parwana, Kedar Nath Kedar,. Mukesh Rajput, Rakesh Gupta, Mahesh Par- mar, Shashi Arora, Mrinal, Chandra Shekhar, Surendra Sagwan and Pradeep Sharma. The Akademi director, Dr Chan- der Trikha said the efforts would continue to promote the urdu language. Hry Urdu Akademi holds seminar on media, 10 journalists honoured AGENCY NEW DELHI, NOV 22 The Supreme Court Friday asked the Centre to respond to a plea challeng- ing the constitutional validity of the amendments made in the law allowing private en- tities to use the Aadhaar data provided voluntarily by customers for ID au- thentication. A bench, comprising Chief Justice S A Bobde and Justice B R Gavai, took note of the plea filed by S G Vombatkere, who alleged that the 2019 amendments into the Aadhaar Act was vi- olative of the earlier apex court judg- ments. Earlier, a 5-judge Constitution bench, while upholding the validity of Aadhaar act, had made certain ex- ceptions and said private entities cannot be allowed to use the data even for voluntary authentication of customers' details. Later, the Centre amended the law allowing voluntary use of Aad- haar as proof of identity to open bank accounts and get mobile phone con- nection. The apex court issued notice on the fresh PIL and tagged it with a separate pending case for hearing. The Aadhaar and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2019 was passed in Rajya Sabha in July by a voice vote, although many Opposition parties had opposed it citing var- ious reasons, including apprehensions data theft. The amendment bill, which also provides for a stiff Rs 1 crore penalty and a jail term for private entities for violating pro- visions on Aadhaar data, was earlier passed by Lok Sabha on July 4. It was introduced on June 24 to replace an ordinance issued in March 2019. The amendments provide for use of Aadhaar number for KYC authen- tication on voluntary basis under the Telegraph Act, 1885, and the Preven- tion of Money Laundering Act, 2002. It also gives option to children to exit from the biometric ID pro- gramme on attaining 18 years of age, while stipulating stiff penalties for violation of norms set for the use of Aadhaar and violation of privacy. Gita Mahotsav to kick start from Sunday BUREAU CHANDIGARH, NOV 22 The International Gita Mahotsav, will start on 23 Novem- ber 2019 in Kurukshetra, Haryana. The Festival will con- tinue till December 10, 2019. During the festival many pro- grams including arts, crafts, culture, heritage and spiritual- ity will be organized. Giving more information in this regard, a spokesperson said that that joint performances of national and interna- tional artists and craftsmen will be seen in this craft fair which will be held on the banks of Brahma Sarovar at Ku- rukshetra. He informed that on December 3, Sampuran Gita Paath and Gita Yajna Inauguration of Exhibition and State Pavilion Inauguration of International Gita Seminar will be done. The spokesman said that on the same day Maha Aarti, Bhajan Sandhya Inauguration of Water Laser Show, Inau- guration of Cultural Programmes Cultural Performance by Partner State- Uttarakhand and Performance by renowned Punjabi singer Gurdas Maan will also be organized. He said that on December 4, International Gita Semi- nar, Cultural Programme by Artists of North Zone Cultur- al Centre, Water Laser Show, Maha Aarti and Bhajan Sand- hya and Krishna Leela by renowned film actress Ameesha Patel will be organized. The spokesman said that on De- cember 5, the valedictory session of International Gita Seminar along with Gita Paath Cultural Programme by Ku- rukshetra University WaterLaserShow Maha Aarti and Bhajan Sandhya Performance by renowned singer Daler Mehndi will be organized. AGENCY NEW DELHI, NOV 22 India and China will jointly release commemorative stamps and noble metal coins to mark the 70th anniver- sary of the establishment of diplomat- ic ties as agreed to during last month's informal summit meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping. The two sides will also hold 70 celebratory activities to demonstrate the historic connection between the two ancient civilizations of India and China as well as their growing bilater- al relationship over the years. They will further deepen people-to-people exchanges between the two countries at all levels, including between their respective legislatures, businesses, ac- ademics, cultural and youth organisa- tions as well as the defence forces, a statement said. The two countries will also en- gage in cooperative projects in study- ing ancient maritime links between In- dia and China through the establish- ment of sister-state relations between Tamil Nadu and Fujian Province, it said. They will also explore the possi- bility of establishing an academy to study links between the Indian state and the Chinese Province, conduct re- search on maritime links between In- dia and China in view of our extensive contacts over the centuries and hold a conference on a ship voyage that will trace the historic connect between the two civilizations. These activities will be organised between 2020-2021, the MEA said. The Chinese side will hold a China- India Trade and Investment Coopera- tion Forum in India as well as the 2nd China-India Drug Regulation Meet- ing. The Indian side will also organise a special event on pharmaceuticals in China as part of the activities. NEW DELHI, NOV 22 Himachal Pradesh has bagged best per- forming state awards in big states cate- gory in health and education sectors in the India Today State of the States Awards Survey. These awards were presented to Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur in the India Today State of the States Conclave- 2019 by Union Infor- mation and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javdekar at New Delhi on Fri- day. Education Minister Suresh Bhard- waj was also present on the occasion. Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister lauded the efforts of India To- day group for encouraging the states to perform better and creating a healthy competitive spirit among Indian states. Detailing out the achievements in health and education sectors, Jai Ram Thakur said that Himachal Pradesh had a high literacy rate of 83 percent and was second after Kerela. There were 15556 government and 3252 private educational institutions in state in addi- tion to 139 degree colleges, five uni- versities, one central university, six medical colleges and IIT whereas AI- IMS was also coming up. SC seeks Centre’s reply on plea against changes in law on Aadhaar Business establishments, shops remain closed in Kashmir SRINAGAR, NOV 22 Most shops and other business establishments in Kashmir were closed on Fri- day, the third consecutive day of a Valley-wide shutdown following a brief semblance of normalcy. On Wednesday, posters warning shopkeepers against opening their shutters as well as public transport operators appeared at sev- eral places in the city and elsewhere in the Valley, officials said. This ended the sense of the last few weeks that life was getting back to normal. 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YOUR REGION, YOUR PAPER
SATURDAYNOVEMBER 23, 2019
CHANDIGARHVOL. XXIV, NO. 282
PAGES 8Rs. 2YUGMARG
If a man achieves victory over thisbody, who in the world can
exercise power over him? He whorules himself rules over the whole
world.
Vinoba Bhave
Chief of ArmyStaff visitsChandimandirMilitary StationCHANDIGARH: Chief of theArmy Staff General Bipin Rawatwas briefed by Western Com-mand GOC-in-C Lt Gen R PSingh on operational prepared-ness of the Theatre on Friday,while on visit to the ChandimandirMilitary station.He interacted with troops andcommended them for their profes-sionalism and undaunted spirit ofexecuting their assigned tasks.He complimented them for the ex-cellent work done in all spheres.The Chief of Army Staff stressedupon the need to continue to trainhard and to be prepared to standup to any challenges coming theirway. He emphasized to the sol-diers to keep themselves abreastwith latest trends in informationtechnology, emerging threats andcounter measures.General Rawat also reiteratedthat the ethos, discipline and effi-ciency of the Army should alwaysserve as an example to the rest ofthe Nation.
Modi extendsbirthday greetingsto Mulayam SinghNEW DELHI; Prime MinisterNarendra Modi on Friday wishedSamajwadi Party (SP) patron Mu-layam Singh Yadav on the latter's80th birthday."My best wishes to Mr MulayamSingh Yadav on the special occa-sion of his 80th birthday. He isone of the most experienced lead-ers of the country and has alwaysbeen in the forefront of taking for-ward Dr. Lohia's ideas. I wish hima long and a healthy life," Moditweeted. Earlier in the day, UttarPradesh Chief Minister YogiAdityanath had also extendedgreetings to Mulayam on his birth-day and had wished for hishealthy, long and active life. Ya-dav, who was born on November22, 1939, first became the chiefminister of Uttar Pradesh in 1989and served for three non-consec-utive terms from 1989 to 1991,1993 to 1995, and 2003 to 2007.
Country united ontemple construction:Shahnawaz HussainJAIPUR: BJP national spokesper-son Shahnawaz Hussain saidhere on Friday that the entirecountry is united in supporting theconstruction of a Ram Temple inAyodhya. The former Union Min-ister said two big issues -- the re-moval of Article 370 from Kashmirand the case of the Ayodhya Tem-ple -- that were going on since in-dependence have been resolvedafter the Modi government cameto power at the Centre. "Today thewhole country is united to buildRam temple," he said. "IqbalAnsari, who was fighting inSupreme Court on the issue ofconstruction of the Ram temple,has also accepted this decision.
CS dedicates NCC daycelebrations to daughters
.... PAGE 3
New HC judge administered oath
...PAGE 7
Subhash Chandra furious onseeing dirt in mini secretariat
.... PAGE 3
AGENCYMUMBAI/NEW DELHI, NOV22
There is consensus in the ShivSena-NCP-Congress alliance thatSena chief Uddhav Thackerayshould lead the new governmentin Maharashtra, NCP presidentSharad Pawar said here on Friday.
Pawar's announcementcapped a day of hectic meetingsbetween the Congress, NCP andtheir pre-poll allies and a com-bined meeting of the three partieslater in the day.
Emerging from the marathonmeeting of top leaders of theCongress, the NCP and the Sena,who are making efforts to formgovernment in Maharashtra,Pawar said there was a consensuson Thackeray's leadership.
Discussions on other issuesare in progress, Pawar said afterthe meeting, held at the NehruCentre in Worli.
"The issue of leadership isnot pending. There is consensuson Uddhav Thackeray leading thenew government," Pawar said.
Asked if Uddhav Thackeraywill be the new Chief Minister,Pawar shot back, "don't you un-derstand Hindi? The new govern-ment will be led by UddhavThackeray."
Coming out of the meeting,Uddhav Thackeray told reportersthat the talks were satisfactory.
"We will end the discussions soonand come before media," headded. Results of the October 21Assembly polls were declared onOctober 24 and President's rulewas imposed in the state on No-vember 12 after no party or com-bine staked claim to form the newgovernment.
The state was plunged into apolitical crisis after the Senabroke its three-decade-long tieswith the BJP after the latter de-clined to share the chief minister'spost.
The BJP and Sena, whichfought the Assembly polls in al-liance, had secured a comfortablemajority by winning 105 and 56seats, respectively, in the 288-member Assembly. The Congressand the NCP, pre-poll allies, won44 and 54 seats, respectively.
Meanwhile, Shiv Sena MP
Sanjay Raut said his party won'tside with the BJP even if offeredLord Indra's throne.
Talking to reporters, Raut re-iterated that his party will get theMaharashtra CM's post when thethree-party alliance with Con-gress and NCP assumes power.
"The time for offers has end-ed," Raut said, when asked aboutreports that the BJP had agreed toshare the CM's post with theSena. "People of Maharashtrawant Uddhav Thackeray to be-come the CM," he said.
Uddhav Thackeray on Fridaymet his party's legislators and toldthem that the process to form aSena-led dispensation in the statewas in the final stages. Thackerayinstructed the Sena MLAs to staytogether in Mumbai as they maybe required any time, a partyMLA said. Earlier on Friday, the
Congress and NCP said theirsmaller allies have backed theidea of forming a government inMaharashtra with the Shiv Senato keep its estranged ally BJP outof power in the state.
Uddhav to lead coalitiongovt in Maha: Pawar
Hectic meetings going on to decide SpeakerPetition filed in SCagainst post-pollallianceNEW DELHI: A petition was filed inthe Supreme Court by Surendra In-drabahadur Singh, a resident ofMaharashtra, against the post-pollalliance between the Shiv Sena,Nationalist Congress Party (NCP)and Congress from forming thegovernment in Maharashtra.The petition is likely to come up forhearing next week in the SupremeCourt.The petition claimed that the votershad given a clear mandate to BJP-Sena alliance, and it cannotchange now.It sought a direction from theSupreme Court to restrain the Gov-ernor of Maharashtra from invitingCongress, Shiv Sena and NCP toform a Government in the state.The petition further claimed that if aGovernment is formed it will beagainst the mandate of the peopleand the Supreme Court should de-clare the formation of Governmentas unconstitutional, void ab initioand therefore liable to be dis-missed.
AGENCYPANCHKULA, NOV 22
Haryana Urdu Akademi or-ganized a special seminar on'Contribution of' Non-Mus-lim Journalists 'in UrduJournalism' of India. Thefunction was presided overby prominent writer and sen-ior IPS Officer KP Singh andAdditional Chief SecretaryDhanpat Singh was chiefguest on the event.
On this occasion, ZiaurRahman Siddiqui, SeniorProfessor, Aligarh MuslimUniversity, presented an in-teresting research paper ti-tled 'Contribution of NonMuslim Journalists ofHaryana' and about the roleof non-Muslim journalists
in Urdu journalism. He toldthat the first Urdu newspa-per called 'Jame JahanNuma' was run by MunshiSadasukh Lal, who had arelationship with UnitedPunjab. This newspaperwas published in 1822.Bharatendu Harishchandra
was a journalist who pub-lished newspapers in bothUrdu and Hindi languages.Bharatendu Harishchandrawas the first person whofirst started publishingUrdu newspaper in Devana-gari script. On this occa-sion, he told that during the
partition of the country, 22Urdu newspapers used tocome out of the land ofHaryana, whose editorswere all Hindus.
While speking on the oc-casion, Dhanpat SinghInlauded the role of Akademifor promoting Urdu. Tensenior journalists who werehonored on the occasion bythe Akademi including NSParwana, Kedar NathKedar,. Mukesh Rajput,Rakesh Gupta, Mahesh Par-mar, Shashi Arora, Mrinal,Chandra Shekhar,Surendra Sagwan andPradeep Sharma. TheAkademi director, Dr Chan-der Trikha said the effortswould continue to promotethe urdu language.
Hry Urdu Akademi holds seminaron media, 10 journalists honoured
AGENCYNEW DELHI, NOV 22
The Supreme Court Friday asked theCentre to respond to a plea challeng-ing the constitutional validity of theamendments made in thelaw allowing private en-tities to use the Aadhaardata provided voluntarilyby customers for ID au-thentication.
A bench, comprisingChief Justice S A Bobdeand Justice B R Gavai,took note of the pleafiled by S G Vombatkere,who alleged that the2019 amendments intothe Aadhaar Act was vi-olative of the earlier apex court judg-ments.
Earlier, a 5-judge Constitutionbench, while upholding the validityof Aadhaar act, had made certain ex-ceptions and said private entitiescannot be allowed to use the dataeven for voluntary authentication ofcustomers' details.
Later, the Centre amended thelaw allowing voluntary use of Aad-haar as proof of identity to open bankaccounts and get mobile phone con-
nection.The apex court issued notice on
the fresh PIL and tagged it with aseparate pending case for hearing.
The Aadhaar and Other Laws(Amendment) Bill, 2019 was passed
in Rajya Sabha in July bya voice vote, althoughmany Opposition partieshad opposed it citing var-ious reasons, includingapprehensions data theft.
The amendment bill,which also provides for astiff Rs 1 crore penaltyand a jail term for privateentities for violating pro-visions on Aadhaar data,was earlier passed byLok Sabha on July 4. It
was introduced on June 24 to replacean ordinance issued in March 2019.
The amendments provide for useof Aadhaar number for KYC authen-tication on voluntary basis under theTelegraph Act, 1885, and the Preven-tion of Money Laundering Act, 2002.
It also gives option to children toexit from the biometric ID pro-gramme on attaining 18 years of age,while stipulating stiff penalties forviolation of norms set for the use ofAadhaar and violation of privacy.
Gita Mahotsav to kickstart from Sunday
BUREAUCHANDIGARH, NOV 22
The International Gita Mahotsav, will start on 23 Novem-ber 2019 in Kurukshetra, Haryana. The Festival will con-tinue till December 10, 2019. During the festival many pro-grams including arts, crafts, culture, heritage and spiritual-ity will be organized.
Giving more information in this regard, a spokespersonsaid that that joint performances of national and interna-tional artists and craftsmen will be seen in this craft fairwhich will be held on the banks of Brahma Sarovar at Ku-rukshetra. He informed that on December 3, Sampuran GitaPaath and Gita Yajna Inauguration of Exhibition and StatePavilion Inauguration of International Gita Seminar will bedone.
The spokesman said that on the same day Maha Aarti,Bhajan Sandhya Inauguration of Water Laser Show, Inau-guration of Cultural Programmes Cultural Performance byPartner State- Uttarakhand and Performance by renownedPunjabi singer Gurdas Maan will also be organized.
He said that on December 4, International Gita Semi-nar, Cultural Programme by Artists of North Zone Cultur-al Centre, Water Laser Show, Maha Aarti and Bhajan Sand-hya and Krishna Leela by renowned film actress AmeeshaPatel will be organized. The spokesman said that on De-cember 5, the valedictory session of International GitaSeminar along with Gita Paath Cultural Programme by Ku-rukshetra University WaterLaserShow Maha Aarti andBhajan Sandhya Performance by renowned singer DalerMehndi will be organized.
AGENCYNEW DELHI, NOV 22
India and China will jointly releasecommemorative stamps and noblemetal coins to mark the 70th anniver-sary of the establishment of diplomat-ic ties as agreed to during last month'sinformal summit meeting betweenPrime Minister Narendra Modi andPresident Xi Jinping.
The two sides will also hold 70celebratory activities to demonstratethe historic connection between thetwo ancient civilizations of India and
China as well as their growing bilater-al relationship over the years. Theywill further deepen people-to-peopleexchanges between the two countriesat all levels, including between their
respective legislatures, businesses, ac-ademics, cultural and youth organisa-tions as well as the defence forces, astatement said.
The two countries will also en-gage in cooperative projects in study-ing ancient maritime links between In-dia and China through the establish-ment of sister-state relations betweenTamil Nadu and Fujian Province, itsaid.
They will also explore the possi-bility of establishing an academy tostudy links between the Indian stateand the Chinese Province, conduct re-
search on maritime links between In-dia and China in view of our extensivecontacts over the centuries and hold aconference on a ship voyage that willtrace the historic connect between thetwo civilizations.
These activities will be organisedbetween 2020-2021, the MEA said.The Chinese side will hold a China-India Trade and Investment Coopera-tion Forum in India as well as the 2ndChina-India Drug Regulation Meet-ing. The Indian side will also organisea special event on pharmaceuticals inChina as part of the activities.
NEW DELHI, NOV 22
Himachal Pradesh has bagged best per-forming state awards in big states cate-gory in health and education sectors inthe India Today State of the StatesAwards Survey. These awards werepresented to Chief Minister Jai RamThakur in the India Today State of theStates Conclave- 2019 by Union Infor-mation and Broadcasting MinisterPrakash Javdekar at New Delhi on Fri-
day. Education Minister Suresh Bhard-waj was also present on the occasion.Speaking on the occasion, the Chief
Minister lauded the efforts of India To-day group for encouraging the states toperform better and creating a healthy
competitive spirit among Indian states.Detailing out the achievements inhealth and education sectors, Jai RamThakur said that Himachal Pradesh hada high literacy rate of 83 percent andwas second after Kerela. There were15556 government and 3252 privateeducational institutions in state in addi-tion to 139 degree colleges, five uni-versities, one central university, sixmedical colleges and IIT whereas AI-IMS was also coming up.
SC seeks Centre’s replyon plea against changes
in law on Aadhaar
Business establishments, shopsremain closed in Kashmir
SRINAGAR, NOV 22
Most shops and other business establishments in Kashmir were closed on Fri-day, the third consecutive day of a Valley-wide shutdown following a briefsemblance of normalcy. On Wednesday, posters warning shopkeepers againstopening their shutters as well as public transport operators appeared at sev-eral places in the city and elsewhere in the Valley, officials said. This endedthe sense of the last few weeks that life was getting back to normal.
India, China to celebrate 70 years of diplomatic ties
Himachal gets best performing award in health
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I Amar j i t Kau r W/o I, Amandeep Singh Bhatia I, Atul Sachdeva S/o Vinod I, Jatinder Kumar S/o I, Sucheta W/o Manoj Gupta I, JC 383694A Sub. Deepak I, Harjit Singh Thind S/O Rajinder Singh R/o House S/o Surjit Singh R/o 15, Kumar Sachdeva R/o 1041, Dharam Parkash R/o H. No. R/o.h.no.281-b, Kapurthala Kumar Sunda Unit Of 572 Kuldeep Singh R/O VPO No. 673, W.No. 4, Mundi Beauty Avenue Phase-I, R B Estate Loharka Road 71/11, Central Town, R o a d G u p t a C o l o n y Sub GP (ASCON) C/O Rachhin (Ludhiana) Have Kharar, Kharar, Distt District Amritsar have District Amritsar have Jalandhar - 144001. Have Jalandhar Have Changed 56APO Pin-916572 R/O Changed My Name To Mohali , 140103 have changed my name to changed my son’s name Changed My Name From My Name From Sucheta To VPO Koodan Distt. Sikar Harjit Singh.changed my name to Amandeep Singh. from Shivansh to Shivansh Jatinder Kumar To Jatinder Bhawna. Please Note It (Rajasthan) Have Changed 63372Amarjeet Kaur 900020 Sachdeva. Kumar Sachar. 72737 Of Name My Wife Manju I, Kamaljit Kaur W/O
100071 I, Tripta Mahajan D/o 900020 72778 I Rachhpal Kaur Alias To Manju Meel. Kuljinder Singh R/O VPO I Mohinder Singh Spouse Rattan Lal Mahajan W/o Sat I , Sanj i t Bhanot S /o I,kamalpreet Kaur W/o Rachpal Kaur W/O Didar 63372 R a u n i , T e h - P a y a l Of Hon. Flt. Lt. Khushia Pal R/o Mohalla Shiv Davinder Kumar Bhanot Gurmail Singh R/o Vill. Singh R/O Malaudh Rorian I, Gurpreet Kaur Sandhu ( L u d h i a n a ) H a v e Singh Minhas Resident Of Shankar Thathiari Gate R/o H.No.232, Street No.1, Chak Bahmanian , Po (Ludhiana) Have Known By W/o Harminder Singh R/o C h a n g e d M y M i n o r V p o A j n o h a D i s t t . Batal District Gurdaspur Phase-1 , Rish i Vihar Bahmanian, Tehail Shahkot, Both Name. Jhatta Colony Gadri Wala D a u g h t e r ' s N a m e Hoshiarpur Have Changed have changed my name to Majitha Road District Distt . Jalandhar Have 63372 R o a d Z i r a Te h - Z i r a S u k m e e n K a u r T o My Name From Mohinder Parveen. Amritsar have changed my C h a n g e d M y N a m e I Gagandeep Singh S/O (Ferozepur) changed my Sukhmeen Kaur.Singh To Mohinder Kaur As 900020 name to Sanjeev Kumar Kamalpreet Kaur To Kaur Didar Singh R/O Malaudh name to Gurpreet Kaur. 63372Per Affidavit Dated 22 Nov. I , Suresh Kumar S/o Bhanot. K a m a l p r e e t . K a u r Rorian (Ludhiana) Have 63372 I, Sukhbir Singh S/O 2019 Lachhmi Narain R/o 453, 900020 Considered As Surname C h a n g e d M y N a m e I , Gurd ip S ingh S /o Gurmail Singh R/O Assa
100030 Gali No.1, New Ranjit Pura I, Vandana W/o Sanjeev And Kamaljit Considered Gagandeep Singh Somal. Balwinder Singh R/o Patti, VPO Rampur, Teh-I Meenakshi w/o Sanjay Opp Japani Mill Chheharta K u m a r B h a n o t R / o As Given Name . 63372 Langiana Purana (Moga) Payal (Ludhiana) Have Sikka R/o H. no. 323/12, District Amritsar have H.No.232, Street No.1, 72778 I Sakshi Marwaha W/o Changed Name Gurdeep Changed My Name To Sikka Colony, Kaithal changed my name to Suresh Phase-1 , Rish i Vihar I.rajni W/o Goldy R/o Shiraj Gulati R/o Talwandi Singh. Sukhvir Singh.Tehsil & District Kaithal Kuumar Mahajan. Majitha Road District M o h a l l a B a g h w a l a Bhai (Ferozepur) have 63372 63372Have Changed my Name 900020 Amritsar have changed my Shahkot,, Tehsil Shahkot, changed my name to Sakshi I, Paramjit Kaur W/o Partap I, Kamaljit Kaur W/O F r o m M e e n a k s h i To I, Simranjit Kaur W/o Jasvir name to Vandna Bhanot. Distt . Jalandhar Have Gulati. Singh Dhillon R/o Rauke Surinder Singh R/O Vill: Meenakshi Sikka. Note all Singh R/o Village Gill PO 900020 Changed My Minor Son's 63372 Kalan (Moga) Changed B i j a p u r, Te h - K h a n n a concerned. Bhagha Purana District I, Sukhjinder Kaur W/o Name Shivey To Shivey N a m e P a r a m j i t K a u r ( L u d h i a n a ) H a v e I, Simarjit Kaur W/O
84451 Moga have changed my Harinder Singh H.no. 20 Sahota. Gurucharan Singh R/O Dhillon. Changed My Name To I Deepak S/o Satender name to Rupinder Kaur. Lane No 1 Green City 72778 Kal ia Wala Karmuka 63372 Kamaljeet Kaur.Kumar R/o House No. 900020 Airport Road Amritsar Have I, Loreta Blibungan W/o (Moga) Have Changed My I, Vipan Arora S/o Chander 63372318, Daria Near Railway I, Priyanka W/o Partap C h a n g e d M y N a m e Bachittar Singh R/o Vill. Name To Simarjeet Kaur. Parkash R/o St.No.3 Mohar I, Sonia W/O Ranjit Singh s t a t i o n C h a n d i g a r h Singh R/o Village Bhoma Sukhwinder Kaur. Kurali, P.o. Lambra, Distt. 63372 Singh Nagar Ludhiana R / O V i l l : S a n g h o l declare that My wrongly PO Wadala Viram Amritsar 900020 Jalandhar, Have Changed Changed Name Vipan (Fatehgarh Sahib) Have I, Sonia Rani W/o Rajneesh m e n t i o n e d D e e p a k have changed my name to I, Maluk Singh Bhullar S/o My Name From Loreta Kumar. Changed My Name To Garg R/o Dashmesh Nagar Kumar the correct name is Priyanka Sandhu. Gopal Singh R/o Village Bl ibungan To Lore ta 63372 Sonia Rani.Bhawanigarh changed my Deepak kindly correct it 900020 Mundi Chhuri Maran, P.o. Libungan Singh. 63372name to Sonia Garg. I, Twinkle W/o Vikas Deepak Instead of Deepak Fatehgarh Panjtoor, Tehsil 72778I, Suman Sharma D/o 63372 Oberoi R/o 6027 St.No.3 I, Sonia W/O Ranjit Singh Kumar Zira, District Ferozepur I, Inderjit Kaur W/o Ranjit Krishan Lal R/o Pardeep I Kulwinder Singh Tank S/O Guru Arjun Dev Nagar R / O V i l l : S a n g h o l
100014 Sharma R/o 117-A, Gali Have Changed My Name To Singh R/o Vpo Ramdas, Ludhiana Changed Name (Fatehgarh Sahib) Have Amrik Singh R/O Bakhopir I, Gurmit Kaur Rattu W/O No.10, Sunder Nagar Maluk Bhullar. Tehs i l A jna la , D i s t t . Twinkle Oberoi. C h a n g e d M y M i n o r (Sangrur) Have Changed Rajwinder Singh R/O District Amritsar have 900020 Amritsar Have Changed My 63372 D a u g h t e r ' s N a m e My Name To Kulwinder VPO: Satnaur, Tehsil changed my name to I, Bunty S/o Gurdial Singh Name To Inderjit Kaur Ridhima To Ridhima Singh. I Dhanwant Singh S/O G a r h s h a n k a r D i s t t Kanchan Sharma. R/o H.No.290, Gali No.1, Walha. All Concerned Rani.63372 Darshan Singh R/O Vpo Hoshiarpur, Punjab, India 900020 Guru Nagar Verka District Please Note. 63372I, Surinder Kaur W/o Dakha Tehsil & Distt have changed my name Amritsar have changed my 72737I, Ramesh Kumar S/o Amar Gurmukh Singh Lidhar R/o Ludhiana Have Changed I, Sukhjinder Singh S/o from Gurmit Kaur Rattu to name to Bunty Singh. I, Jobanjeet Singh S/o Nath R/o H.No.39, Satnam Neelon Kalan (Ludhiana) Name My Minnor Son Karnail Singh R/o Vpo. Gurmit Kaur. All concerned 900020 Balkar Singh Vill. Jathous Avenue Near Sun City Park Changed my name Surinder Gurman Singh To Gurmaan D o u l a t p u r T e h -please noted. Po Bhusse Amritsar Have Batala District Gurdaspur I, Shweta alias Rajni Devi Kaur Lidhar. Singh. Nawanshahr (SBS Nagar)
100029 have changed my name to R/o House No. 916, 7, New Changed My Name To changed my name as 63372 63372I, Rahul Sharma S/o Ramesh Kumar Katyal. Geeta Colony Moga declare Jobanjit Singh Please Note Sukhjinder Singh Thandi.I, Surinder Kaur Lidhar W/o I Roman Kaur W/O Gurtej Surinder Kumar R/o 1602, 900020 that I Known by Above Both 72737 63372Gurmukh Singh Lidhar R/o Singh R/O V.P.O. Dholan, Tower 8 Paras Tierea Names and the Same I, Naresh Kumar Sharma I, Tarsemjeet W/o Balvir Neelon Kalan (Ludhiana) Te h . J a g r a o n , D i s t t . I, Subhash Chander S/o Society Sector-137, District Person. S/o Bhim Chand R/o.7, Rani Singh R/o 2544/16, Near Changed my minor son Ludhiana Have Known By Rattan Lal R/o W.No. 20 Noida have changed my 90007 Ka Bagh Inside Amandeep Thana B Divison Chowk name Ravanjot singh to Both Names Roman Kaur St.No. 6 H.No. 20/218 name to Rahul. Hospital Amritsar Declare Baba Bhori Wala District I , A n o o p S i n g h S / o Ravanjot singh Lidhar. And Simranjit Kaur. Bean t Naga r (Moga)
900020 Amritsar have changed my Raghubir Singh, R/o H.N. That Naresh Kumar Sharma changed my name to 63372 63372I, Baz Singh S/o Kundan name to Tarsemjit Kaur. 1564, Gali No. 14, Water & N a r e s h C h a n d r a Subhash Chander Arora.I, Bikkar Singh Dhaliwal I, Paramjit Kaur W/o Avtar Singh R/o H.No.C/7, Guru 900020 Tank department, Near Bhimchand Sharma Is One 63372S/o Sukhdev Singh R/o Singh R/o Vpo. Kuhli Kalan Amar Dass Avenue Ajnala Sector 19, Rishi Nagar, And Same Person. Both I, Priya Sharma W/o Rohit Chhiniwal Kalan (Barnala) Teh-Payal (Ludhiana) I Harjinder Pal Kaur W/O Road District Amritsar have Ward No. 16, Kaithal Names Are Mine.Sharma R/o 1371/9, Gali changed my name to Bikkar changed my name to Jaswinder Singh R/O changed my name to Baj declare that my sub name is ' 72737No.8, Hussainpura District Singh. Paramjeet Kaur. H o u s e N o . 9 8 , Wa r d Singh. Singh '. Concerned note. I, Harmindera Singh S/o Amritsar have changed my 63372 63372 No.23, Street Mistrian
900020 name to Priya. 100045 Prem Singh R/o.h.no.t- Wali, Moga Punjab Pin-I, Charanjeet Kaur Dhaliwal I Shehnaz Sohi W/O 900020 I, Hitherto Known As 2/685 Gali Uthan Wali, W/o Bikkar Singh R/o Barinderjit Singh Sohi R/O 142001 , Have Changed
Chowk Pragdass Amritsar My Name To Harjinder I, Kavita W/o Sunil Kumar Ravinder Singh Bal S/o Chhiniwal Kalan (Barnala) A-28 Thermal Colony Have Changed My Name To Kaur.Aggarwal R/o H.No.25, Amrik Singh R/o Patti Khan changed my name to Bathinda Have Changed My Harminder Singh. Please 63372Near Sanyo Dental Clinic K i , S a t h i a l a , D i s t t . Charanjeet Kaur. Name To Shehnaz Sidhu.Note White Avenue Maqbool Amritsar- 143205, Punjab, 63372 63372 I Resham Kaur W/O
Road District Amritsar India Have Changed My 72737 I, Neeraj Kumar S/O Ashok Gurdial Singh, Vill. Jalal I, Kulwant Kaur W/o have changed my name to Name And Shall Hereafter I, Chhaterpal Singh S/o Kumar R/O H.No. 4834 Pur Kalan, Teh. Shahkot Sukhchain Singh R/o Kavita Aggarwal. Be Known As Ravinder H a r m i n d e r S i n g h Street No. 19 Durga Puri (Jalandhar) Punjab Have Mohkamden Near Kamal
900020 Singh. R/o.h.no.22, Near Ajit Chowk Jagraon (Ludhiana) Haibowal Kalan, Ludhiana C h a n g e d M y N a m e Nagar Rajinder Nagar R e s h a m K a u r A l i a s I, Kulwant Rai S/o Roshan 72778 changed my name to Jasvir Changed Name Neeraj Sultanwind Road Amritsar Charan Kaur Concerned Lal R/o H.No.608, New I, Smt Gurdev Kaur Spouse Kaur. Kapoor.Have Changed My Name To May Note.Partap Nagar District Of Ex Sepay Late Som Nath 63372 63372Chhatar Pal Singh. Note It 63372Amritsar have changed my R/o Vpo Shankar, Tehsil I, Mona W/O Neeraj Kapoor I Jasvir Singh Alias Jasveer
name to Kulwant Bhasin. Nakodar, Distt Jalandhar, 72737 R/O 4834 Street No. 19, I, Arshbinder Singh S/o Singh S/O Sukhdev Singh 900020 (punjab) Have Changed My I, Bhavneet W/o Surinder R/O Vill Khiva Kalan Durga Puri, Haibowal Gurmeet Singh Dhaliwal
Name From Gurdev Kaur Pal Singh R/o.608, A-block, R/o Machhike (Moga) I , Ra jb i r Kaur W/o (Mansa) Declares That Above Kalan, Ludhiana Changed To Smt Debo (debo) Vide New Amritsar G.t Road have changed his name Vikramjit Singh R/o 23, Both Names Are Of Me Name Mona Kapoor.Affidavit From Notary Amritsar Have Changed A r s h b i n d e r S i n g h G.T Road Model Town (Same Person). 63372Jalandhar. My Name To Bhavneet Dhaliwal.Jandiala Guru District 63372 I, Sukhwinder Singh S/O
Kaur. Note It 63372Amritsar have changed my 72778 Iqbal Singh R/O 11362, I, Sohan Singla S/O Parkash name to Rajdeep Kaur. I, Hitherto Known As Anju 72737 Street No. 3, Partap Nagar, Chand R/O Aklia Jalal Tehsil
900020 W/o Anand Kumar Rampal I, Paramdeep Singh S/o Phul Distt Bathinda Have Ludhiana Changed Name R/o 3194/5, Jhansa Road, S . G u r w i n d e r I, Saryu Sachdeva D/o Changed My Name As Sohan Sukhwinder Singh Kalsi.Near Ritu Nursing Home, R/o.h.no.l-2/980, Main Ajay Sachdeva R/o Plot Lal. 63372T h a n e s a r , D i s t t . B a z a r N e w G u r n a m N o . 1 , P h a s e N o . 4 , 63372 I, Simranjeet Singh S/O K u r u k s h e t r a - 1 3 6 11 8 , Nagar Sultanwind Road Vrindavan Garden Nangali Dalvinder Singh R/O I, Rash Paul S/o Nanju R/o Haryana , Ind ia Have Amritsar Have Changed Fatehgarh Churian Road Village Sidhwan Kalan, Vpo. Chanian Teh-Nakodar Changed My Name And M y N a m e F r o m District Amritsar have Jagraon, Ludhiana Changed (Jalandhar) Pb, India, Shall Hereafter Be Known P a r a m d e e p S i n g h changed my name to Saryu Name Simranjit Singh changed my name to Jaspal.As Manju Rampal Bhatia To Paramdeep Bhatia. Sidhu.63372
72778 Singh. Note It900020 63372I, Paramjeet Kaur Bal W/o I, Hitherto Known As 72737I, Surjit Singh Sandhu Son I, Aditi Dhir W/O Daman Parmiinder Singh Bal R/o Sarabjit Mann W/o Kawal I , Inderji t Kaur W/o Of Kulwant Singh R/o Ghai R/O 3867, Durga Puri, Meera Kot Chowk Khairabad Kuljinder Singh R/o Mann Ranjit Singh R/o Vpo H . n o . l - 2 / 5 7 9 , N e w Haibowal Kalan, Ludhiana Road Abadi Prem Nagar, House, Dr. Surta Singh Ramdas, Tehsil Ajnala, Gurnam Nagar Gali No.6, Changed Name Aditi Ghai.Amritsar, Punjab declare that Road, Opp. Punjab National Dist t . Amri tsar Have Sultanwind Road District 63372Paramjeet Kaur Bal and Bank, Distt. Amritsar - Changed My Name To Amritsar Have Changed Parmjeet Dhillon is one and I, Kirti Kaushal W/O Rahul 143002, Punjab, India Have Inderjit Kaur Walha. All My Name To Surjit Singh. the same person. Sharma R/O 4297/A, Street Changed My Name And Concerned Please Note.900020 No. 6, Shimla Puri, Ludhiana 63372Shall Hereafter Be Known 72737I, Sarabjit Kaur @ Sarbjit Changed Name Kirti Sharma I, Rajeev Dubey R/o H.No. 54 As Sarabjit Kaur I, Navneet Kaur D/o S. Kaur @ Sarbjeet Kaur After Marrige.Sheesh Mahal Colony
72778 Mohar Singh R/o.house Wife Of Deva Singh R/o 63372(Bathinda) changed my minor I Joginder Pal S/o Ram N u m b e r . 1 0 8 A , Q.no.250, Police Lane daughter ’s name from I, Arshdeep Kaur W/O P a r k a s h B a w a R / o D a r s h a r n A v e n u e Lawrence Road District Ridhma to Ridhima Dubey. No.15568719A Nk (L) Khemkaran Tehsil Patti S u l t a n w i n d P i n d Amritsar Have Changed 63372 Kuldeep Singh R/O Vill: Distt. Tarn Taran Have A m r i t s a r P u n j a b My Name To Sarwjeet I Rajesh Kumar Garg S/O S e h a u r a , Te h - P a y a l Changed My Name From Declare That My Son Kaur. Amrit Lal R/O Bhucho Mandi (Ludhiana) Have Changed My Joginder Pal To Joginder Pal Name Sahij Pal Singh 900020 Name To Amandeep Kaur.(Bathinda) Have Changed Bawa. W a s W r o n g l y I , Nishan Singh S/o 63372My Name To Rajesh Kumar.
72778 M e n t i o n e d O n H i s Harbhajan Singh R/o 63372 I, Vipin Kumar S/O Ram I Rajni Bala W/o Joginder Pal P a s s p o r t P a s s p o r t H.No.203, Ward No.13, I , Harpr i t S ingh S/o Nath R/O H.No.169-A, Bawa R/o Khemkaran Tehsil Number Is L7446295 Tehsil Patti District Tarn Gursharn Singh R/o Shri St.No.2, Krishna Nagar, Patti Distt. Tarn Taran Have His Correct Name Is Taran have changed my Chander Colony Chabhal Khanna (Ludhiana) Have Changed My Name From Sehaj Pal Singh. Please name to Nishan Singh Road (Tarn Taran) changed Changed My Name To Rajni Bala To Rajni Bawa. Concerned Note ItMehra. my name to Harpreet Singh. Vipan Kumar.
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PUBLIC NOTICESI, Ishwar Singh S/o Rati Ram R/o Village Wajir Nagar, Tehsil Kalayat, District Kaithal declare that my son Baljit Singh out of control. So I disown him from my all moveable/ immoveable properties. M e a n d m y f a m i l y m e m b e r s a r e n o t responsible for any act done by him. Deal with him at your own risk
100045I t I s F o r G e n e r a l Information That I Harjot Kaur D/o Pritam Singh, Residing At No-147/7-6, Ganga Road, Jalandhar Cantt, Punjab Pin-144005, Declare That Name Of My Mother Has Been Wrongly Written As Navpreet Kaur I n M y E d u c a t i o n a l Documents. The Actual Name Of My Mother Is Gurpreet Kaur,which May Be Amended Accordingly. it Is Certified That I Have Complied With All Other Legal Requirements In This Connection.
72778I , i s f o r G e n e r a l information that I Kiran Bhatt D/o Nathaniel Bhatti residing at Pakhar Pura Kathunangal Amritsar Punjab-143502 declare that name of my mother has been wrongly written as l av iza Bha t t i i n he r educational documents. the actual name of mother is Lovisa which may be amended accordingly.
72737We, Kamaljit Bagga S/o Nathu Ram and Kamla Bagga W/o Kamal j i t Bagga R/o Gunachour Teh-B a n g a ( S B S N a g a r ) declare that our son Jatinder Kumar and his wife Priya are out of our control. So I disown with t h e m f r o m m y moveable / immoveable proper ty. I f anybody dealing with them at his/her own risk.
63372I, hitherto known as Chet Singh S/o Late: Inder Singh residing at Vill: Mehal Kalan Near Nanak Sar, Teh-Barnala Distt. Barnala Punjab (148104) have changed my name and shall hereafter he known as Harchet Singh Banipal. It is certificate that I have complied with other legal r equ i r emen t s i n t h i s connection.
63372I, Sukhminder Singh NK TS No. 15108027 son of S. Bachan Singh resident of Village: Tohra Teh-Nabha (Patiala) Pb, declare that in my army record I entered my wife name Rajinder Kaur and her date of birth entered 10-12-1971 and i.e. entered wrongly by me my wife correct date of birth is 02-02-1968 as per the record. so amended my wife DOB in my army record.
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I, Robin Singh S/o Salinder Singh R/o Vpo. Harigarh Bhorakh, Tehsil Pehowa, (kurukshetra ) Declare That My 10th Class Certificate Roll No. 2170099 Cbse Board Delhi Session 2017 Has Been Lost , If Anybody Found Then Contact At My Above Address.m=87086-43170
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I Anshul Khanna S/o Sh. Davinder Khanna R/o 27-A, Court Road, Ideal Lane, Amritsar declare that on 04-11-2019 in the area of Court Amritsar my ownership plot private no. 21 min. 22 min. area 216 sq yards khasra no. 66/4 min situated area Nangli bypass outer Preet Avenue Amritsar out of area 108 sq yards original sale deed dated 15-12-2010 document no. 12242, Bahi no. 01, Jild no. 4232, Page 89 in favour of Gurwinder Kaur wife of Sukhdev Singh 14 original Ashtam of Rs. 20/- were missing. in this regarding 3006-SDSK (N) G.D.No. 027 is filed at police station on 21-11-2019. If anybody found this document please inform me at mobile 8847247467.
PUBLIC NOTICEUnder the instruction of Axis bank Limited, I hereby informed the general public that Sumit Singh Bhatia s/o Harwinder Singh s/o Balwant Singh is absolute owners of Property one Plot No.422-A & 423 min, Total Measuring 150 Square Yards, Khasra No.568, 571 min, bounded as East: Road 20 Feet Wide, West: Plot No.400 & 401, North: Plot No.422 (Ownership of Avtar Singh) and South: Remaining Portion of Plot No.423 min (Ownership of Nishan Singh), which is situated at Tungpai Urban,.Abadi New Golden Avenue, Tehsil & District Amritsar who is selling above said property to Subhash Chander s/o Dhunda Ram who is availing loan from Axis bank Limited City center Branch Opposite Bus Stand Amritsar. Sumit Singh Bhatia s/o Harwinder Singh has lost previous documents 1. Original Sale-Deed executed by Ashwani Kumar s/o Roshan Lal through G.P.A. Paramjit Kaur w/o Kuldeep Singh through S.P.A. Joginder Kaur s/o Kirpal Singh and Harish Kumar Kandhari s/o Janak Raj through G.P.A. Balraj Singh s/o Dr. Kartar Singh. through S.P.A Joginder Kaur s/o Kirpal Singh in favour of Priya w/o Naresh Kumar registered with the office of Sub-Registrar, Amritsar Dated: 13-06-2007 as Doc. No.3795. 2. Original G.P.A. executed by Priya w/o Naresh Kumar in favour of Nirmal Ram s/o Daulat Ram registered with the office of Sub-Registrar, Amritsar Dated: 08-11-2011 as Doc. No.7671, 3, Original Sale-Deed executed by Priya w/o Naresh Kumar through G.P.A. Nirmal Ram s/o Daulat Ram in favour of Dhansari Devi w/o Nirn-ral Ram registered with the office of Sub-Registrar, Amritsar Dated: 03-09-2012 as Doc. No.8805. Anybody having claim or claiming any prior rights or interest in any manner in this property or has raised loan by depositing the aforesaid Sale Deed to any person/ bank/ corporation/ financial institution may approach the undersigned and may submit objections in writing within 10 days from the date of this public notice. After the expiry of the period of this notice, no claim shall be entertained and such claim shall be deemed to be false, fake. frivolous, fraudulent and baseless claim and shall have no value in the eyes of law. It shall also be deemed that nobody has any objection for mortgaging the aforesaid property with Axis bank Limited
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SN SubrahmanyanGets Prestigious IIM-JRD Tata Award
AMBALA/HISSAR : Mr. SN Subrah-manyan, CEO and MD of Larsen &Toubro, has been conferred with theprestigious IIM-JRD Tata Award for Ex-cellence in Corporate Leadership in Met-allurgical Industries.With this, Mr. Subrahmanyan joins theleague of eminent awardees like RatanTata, E Sreedharan, Sajjan Jindal, whohave received the coveted IIM-JRD TataAward in the past.Union Minister of Steel (MoS), Dharmen-dra Pradhan, handed over the award tothe L&T CEO and MD at the 57th Na-tional Metallurgists' Day held at Kovalamin Kerala recently. Thanking the award committee, the L&TCEO and MD said: "I am honoured tohave received this prestigious award,which also comes as a recognition ofL&T's contributions to the Indian industry.We will continue in our endeavours toexcel and set new benchmarks."Mr. Subrahmanyan was selected inrecognition of his outstanding contribu-tions to the metallurgical industry in thesphere of leadership and developmentthat have had an impact on both the na-tional and international landscape.
BUREAU CHANDIGARH, NOV 22
Haryana Chief Secretary Mrs KeshniAnand Arora while dedicating theNCC foundation day celebration tothe daughters, flagged off a cycle ral-ly here today. The cycle rally of theNCC cadets was flagged off fromHaryana Civil Secretariat.
The Chief Secretary said that themain purpose of flagging off the rallyis to make the candidates aware of theBeti Bachao-Beti Padhao of the cam-paign. She also announced an incen-tive of Rs. 5000 each to NCC cadetswho participated in the cycle rally.
Speaking on the occasion, MrsKeshni Anand Arora said that em-powering daughters is a mass cam-paign and it requires a joint effortfrom all the sections the society. Shefurther said that NCC was establishedin the year 1948 and today it is thelargest uniformed organization in theworld with about 1.5 million cadets.
She said that NCC certainly givesa very important message to the youthto keep participating in the socialservice by building unity and disci-pline, secularism and mutual brother-hood and also motivates the youth tomake their career in the armed forces.
She said that while celebrating theNCC Cadets foundation day she isvery happy and proud that the cadetsare participating in Beti Bachao-BetiPadhao awareness Rally and are mak-ing the State proud with their tirelesshard work.
CS dedicates NCC daycelebrations to daughters SHIV SHARMA
KARNAL, NOVEM-BER 22
Subhash Chandra, ex-ecutive vice presidentof Swachh BharatMission Haryana unit,visited the mini secre-tariat located in Sector12 of the city on Fri-day to take stock ofthe cleanliness and tofind flaws in the toiletsetc. He expressed hisdispleasure. He soughtto meet the DeputyCommissioner in thisregard but when hewas not available, healong with other sen-ior officers and em-ployees of this officevisited all the floors, stairsand premises of the mini Sec-retariat.
In the absence of propersanitation at every place, hequestioned the employees of
the Revenue Department whowas responsible for maintain-ing cleanliness at an impor-tant work place like the Sec-retariat. He also directed tosend its report. He told the
staff here that they would vis-it the place again soon after afew days and see the cleanli-ness. If cleanliness is notfound again, the report will besent to the government.
Subhash Chandra furious onseeing dirt in mini secretariat
SHIV SHARMAKARNAL, NOVEMBER 22
The Delhi Pradesh Unnat Bharat Or-ganisation Trust has decided to startpublic participation campaign fromNovember 30 to make people awareabout pollution. The program willstart in Rohini Sector 4, PadmashreeVijay Chopra will be honored on thisday by Senior Citizen-Honors,Women and Child Development Art,Delhi Mayor Sardar Avtar Singh andChairman Rohini Zone will be specialguests.
National President of Unnat BharatOrganisation Trust Bharat Prem also con-stituted the committee of the programme,under the supervision of Adv Shyam Ba-tra, Adv Manish Sharma and Ved Wad-hwa, Nanak Chand, DK Soni along withDr NR Lashkar, Dr R S Ravi, Dr RK Mid-
dha Investigation camps will also conducthealth checkup of senior citizens. Dr.Middha and his team unanimously decid-ed that the Dalit poor and senior citizensshould not consider themselves left outfrom the mainstream. Avantika NursingHome assured them of all possible healthcheckups. They will be provided withmedical assistance also.
Public participation mustto avoid pollution
SHIV SHARMAKARNAL, NOV 22
The Goel Plaster IndustryBikana Pap Wall Putty Com-pany in collaboration with theSatyam Paint Store, Tarawariorganised a Bikana Pap andWall Putty Contractor Meet-ing in a hotel in collaborationwith Satyam Paint Store
Tarawari. Company represen-tative Jasbir Rana, while elab-orating on the characteristicsof his brand, said that thebrand of Pap & Wall Putty isavailable in the market at areasonable price with 20 kgpacking with excellent quali-ty.
The company has main-tained its special identity for
the last 25 years due to itsgood quality. His brand prod-uct helps the customer and thecontractors. The wall putty isavailable in 20 to 40 kg packswith excellent quality. Alongwith Jasbir Rana, YogeshPopli, Harbir Rana, Nitish Ya-dav, Naveen Popli, SanjayBhatia, Rajesh Kumar werepresent on the occasion.
Bikana Wall putti makesname for itself: Jasbir Rana
Students undertake tourof PM Skill Centre
SARABJIT SINGHASSANDH, NOV 22
Students were taken to the Prime Minister's Skill Center un-der the programme at Government High School Sheikhupu-ra Manchuri. Head teacher Sukhjinder Kaur said that 40 stu-dents from Shekhupura and Alavala villages underSheikhupura cluster participated in this programme. The pro-gramme was conducted by teacher Bharat Bhushan andABRC Pradeep Kumar. Teacher Bharat Bhushan said that un-der this programme, students in the Prime Minister's SkillCentre got information about free skill training.
The Centre’s Manager Ravindra Kumar gave the studentsdetailed information about health-nursing, automobiles, elec-tro-mechanical, computer faculties.
Blood donationcamp in memoryof 26/11RAMAN WADHWABARARA: Rashtriya Jagran Manch will organ-ise a blood donation camp at Lala Lajpat RoyBhawan Barara on November 24 in memory ofthe Martyrs of 26/11 Mumbai terror attack. Trib-utes will be paid to the police and army person-nel and the innocent people who died. Manchchairman Praveen Chauhan and ShamsherSingh Maujgarh said that the president of JJPBC cell Ram Maihar Thakur, SC cell presidentAshok Sherwal and urban head of JJP HarpalSingh Kamboj, Ravi Babyal and Milda PradhanMandeep Singh Boparaya Vasistha will be theespecially present.The special guest at the event will be SatPrakash Bijalpur, Anil Johar, General Secretaryof Sri Guru Ravidas Vishwa Mahapeeth. Hesaid that on this day the families of martyredsoldiers in the district will be called and hon-oured on the stage.
Villagers welcomeroad construction
MAIN PALINDRI, NOVEMBER 22
In village Churni, Master Narendra, district generalsecretry Kisan Morcha BJP and Vice ChairmanRepresentative Zilla Parishad started the construc-tion of the way from the dera of Sardar BhupendraSingh Tarachand Saini Manish Kumar and SardarGurpreet Singh. The road is being constructed withthe District Council Grant. People of the region arvery happy with the development. They believe be-lieve that the farmers who have been waiting for thedevelopment for a long time are going now to get agood road. There is a wave of happiness among thepeople. Master Narendra said the work is beingdone with the blessings of Chief Minister ManoharLal Ji. Anil Kumar Vinod Kumar Bhupendra SinghGurdev Singh Gurpreet Singh Manish Saini etc.were present on the occasion.
Bharat Vikas Parishad, others help needy girlROHIT LAMSARTARAORI: Many social activists, including Bharat Vikas Parishad Branch Tarawari, Jai Bharat Yuva Man-dal and Shiva Kawand Sangh, supported the wedding ceremony of a needy girl. There was a weddingceremony of a needy girl living in Prem Colony located in Ward No-6 of Tarawadi. The family of the needygirl was pleading for help.Manoj Chaudhary from the Bharat Vikas Parishad branch Tarawadi, social worker Yogesh Midda, Shiv-dev Kanda Sangh president Baldev Girdhar, Satish Kakkar, Sushil Khurana, Satish Chawla, Jai BharatYuva Mandal president Rohit Lamsar, vice-president Sandeep Kataria, municipal employee Nitesh, Col-leagues Ashok Balan and Aman Kumar made financial help to the girl. The family expressed gratitude tothese organisations.
SWAMI TEJOMAYANANDA
The faculty of thinking,the mind, is a continu-ous flow of various
kinds thoughts like desire,will, intention, imagination,ideas and so on. While thebody is the vehicle throughwhich we transact with theworld outside, the mind is the
instrument ofour experi-ences. It is themind alonethat performsall actions. Forexample, when
the mind is dormant as indeep sleep or in a coma, weare incapable of any con-scious action or interaction.The body is similar to thehardware and the mind is likethe software of a computer.
Since the mind is themost sophisticated and deli-cate instrument, it should behandled with great care andcaution. It is much better tounderstand its functioningrather than fight a losing bat-tle with it. Always in searchof happiness, the mind fol-lows the senses into the worldof objects and enjoys variousexperiences — TV shows, a
dance or just window-shop-ping! But, does happiness liein the objects of the world? Ishappiness the nature of ob-jects? If it were so, theywould give the same degreeof happiness to all, at alltimes. In fact, we experiencethe law of diminishing returns— most things that we imag-ine to be “joy-giving”, even-tually turn out to be disap-pointments.
To gain happiness wecontact and acquire objectsthrough the senses. What hap-pens when we enjoy objects?When a certain desire is ful-filled, the mind temporarilybecomes calm, which resultsin manifestation of happiness
within. Unaware that the joyexperienced was from within;we superimpose feelings ofdelight on the object. We areconvinced the object made ushappy and become attachedto it.
Some people are attachedto gross objects like food;others pursue the subtler joysof literature, music, and art.Yet others enjoy even subtlerpursuits like meditation — allunder the false notion thatthey are joy-giving. The morethe joy superimposed, thegreater the attachment. Thiscauses dependence, posses-siveness, jealousy and fear —leading to sorrow, tension andagitation.
YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019
The remarks of Union home minister Amit Shah on the sub-ject of the proposed National Register of Citizens (NRC)made in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday, which seemed to
flow directly from the demand made by Assam minister andprominent state leader Himanta Biswa Sarma just before thehome minister’s statement, betray a lack of foresight at the toplevels of the government and the BJP leadership on the ex-tremely sensitive issue of the meaning of Indian citizenship. Theissues involved in the discussion so far also throw up conceptu-al wrongheadedness about mixing up citizenship with religion.The clearly visible communal slant in the approach of the pow-ers-that-be can be seen from the fact that Mr Sarma, who is thecoordinator for the BJP for all of the northeast, has rejected thedraft NRC for Assam got ready by August 31 at the behest of theSupreme Court. The draft document identifies 19 lakh people inAssam as foreigners.
The Assam BJP leader’s rejection of the NRC draft is on ac-count of the fact that the document questions the citizenship sta-tus of a large number of Hindus too, and not just Muslims ofBangladesh background, who were the BJP’s intended target.Evidently, putting the citizenship status of the majority Hinducommunity under the scanner can place the BJP’s plan to en-trench itself in the important border state of Assam and theNortheast at grave risk.
Mr Sarma announced his rejection at a press conference onWednesday where he also called for compiling an NRC for thewhole country, and doing the Assam NRC all over again along-side that for rest of India, without regard for the fact that the pres-ent NRC draft was got ready under a Supreme Court deadline atthe cost of great human suffering. Shortly after Mr Sarma’s newsconference, the Union home minister echoed the Assam leader’sthoughts during Question Hour in the Rajya Sabha, making itamply clear that Assam is leading the Centre by the nose on thiscritical matter which can have the effect of creating a social up-heaval in the country. While Mr Shah, as the home minister, hasnow formally announced a NRC for the whole country on thefloor of Parliament — after indicating this for the past couple ofmonths at election rallies and from other public forums — it iscurious that in the Lok Sabha in December last year, in reply toa question, the Union home ministry had categorically stated,“The exercise to update NRC 1951 is being conducted under thespecial provisions in respect of State of Assam under the Citi-zenship Act, 1955 and the Citizenship Rules, 2003. At presentthere is no proposal to extend the National Register of Citizensto states other than Assam.” The sea change in the government’sthinking since December 2018 on the subject of NRC is glaring.It bears a close resemblance to the decision of the Delhi Sultanateruler Muhammand bin Tughlaq’s decision to move his capitalfrom Delhi to Daulatabad in the Deccan and then back to Delhiright after the massive move had been accomplished.
EditorialNRC volte-face raisesspectre of turbulence
The mind is the humanbody’s software Here is the biggest prob-
lem Imran Khan nowfaces: he has wedded
his political fortunes to apromise he can neither fulfilnor betray. Shouting “I willnot spare any of them” fromthe container tops made forcatchy opposition rhetoric, butit’s a losing gambit in politicsonce in power. It commits oneto an endless witch hunt withno clear end point. And thestakes grow exponentially asone climbs higher up this pole.Sooner or later something willgive.
Khan told his audience atthe ceremony meant to markthe opening of the ThakotHavelian section of the motor-way that “nations rise fromtheir passion”. No, they don’t,Mr Prime Minister. Nationsrise on their accomplishments.The fact that he was inaugu-rating a highway begun by thegovernment of Nawaz Sharifand built by the Chinese wasthe most visible irony of themoment. The facts smiled atthe words. Pakistan lacks themoney and the expertise tobuild its own infrastructure,and no amount of passion isgoing to change this.
By this point in their re-spective terms, both the PML-N and PPP governments hadembarked upon what eventu-ally became the signature ac-complishments of their gov-ernments. The PPP govern-ment had called for the cre-ation of the ParliamentaryCommittee on ConstitutionalReforms in its 12th month inpower, and almost exactly oneyear later, in April 2010, it
signed the 18th Amendmentinto law. The most far-reach-ing reconstitution of the struc-ture of the federation wasachieved and one year later theNFC award followed this upby devolving the material re-sources of the state according-ly.
To this day the legacy ofthat act is being debated.Whatever one’s opinion of itmight be, it is no longer possi-ble to deny its enormous sig-nificance. Likewise, within itsfirst year the PML-N govern-ment set the ball rolling on theChina-Pakistan EconomicCorridor (CPEC), sealing thedeal eventually in an MoUsigned between Nawaz Sharifand Xi Jinping in Beijing inNovember 2014, 17 monthsafter the formation of the gov-ernment. The bidding for Pak-istan’s first LNG terminal be-gan six months after the for-mation of the PML-N govern-ment, and the first contractwas awarded by April 2014,
less than 12 months after thegovernment’s formation.
Again, whatever onemight want to say about themove, the fact that a decade-long struggle to initiate LNGimports finally achieved abreakthrough in the first yearof the PML-N governmentcannot be ignored.
So today, a full 15 monthsinto its term, what are the sig-nature achievements of thegovernment of Imran Khan?What ball has it kicked intomotion that can reasonably beexpected — at a point monthsdown the road — to yield aslarge of an impact as the 18thAmendment did, or as CPECand the initiation of LNG im-ports did? What signaturelegacy is Khan now workingon building for himself? Theanswers to these questions areobvious. The only achieve-ments the government is cur-rently touting is narrowing thecurrent account deficit. Andeven there it cannot be said
that what they have achievedis something extraordinary.Here, for example, is what theIMF said about the current ac-count deficit back in July2009, about eight months afteraccession to the programme in2008. “Despite lower exports,the current account deficit isestimated to have declined by$5 billion (three percentagepoints of GDP) in 2008/09.”
Now for those not wellversed in the numbers, this isin fact a larger contraction ofthe current account deficitthan what the present govern-ment is touting. I mention thisnot to set up a “whose contrac-tion was larger’ type of debate,much as the PTI champs lovethat sort of thing. I bring it upsimply to point out that one ofthe core grievances of thisgovernment and its leadershipwhen asked about theirachievements to date is tomention that they inherited‘the worst crisis ever”. It was-n’t. Expressed as a percentageof GDP, the current account
deficit in 2008 was much larg-er. But who’s really addingthose numbers up anywaythese days? This is govern-ment by retweet only.
There is something deeplybroken in the government andits leadership today, and betterthan pursuing vengeance, Im-ran Khan should focus his en-ergies where they are badlyneeded.
For one, the PTI govern-ment suffers from high levelsof factionalism, far higher thanwhat any other governmenthas seen.
Khan’s idea of leadershipis to deliver inspirational lec-tures, but he buckles easily inthe face of opposition frompowerful vested interests.Look at how the GIDC contro-versy played out. Look at howthey reacted when the FBRbureaucracy rose up againstthe ‘reform’plan sought by thePM himself. Look at the end-less extensions being grantedto the traders in the documen-tation drive.
4THERE IS ONE DAY THAT IS OURS.
THANKSGIVING DAY IS THE ONE DAYTHAT IS PURELYAMERICAN.
O. HENRY
ART REQUIRES PHILOSOPHY, JUST AS PHILOSO-PHY REQUIRES ART. OTHERWISE, WHAT WOULD
BECOME OF BEAUTY?
PAUL GAUGUIN
SPIRITUALISM
STARS TALKSSeemaa Singh, As-
trologer and Vastu Ex-pert known for her ac-
curate predictions of winningBJP minister Kirron Kher, as
well winningof Punjabelections byCongress. ARIES :-Please don'tworry if a pro-fessional mat-
ters now comes to a grindinghalt. There are a great manydevelopments yet to takeplace, and in this light a tem-porary delay is of little conse-quence.
Lucky Color :-RedLucky No:-1
TAURUS :- Go over all billsand demands for payment
with a fine toothcomb. Thereason is simple: at a timewhen the planets are indicat-ing increasing earning, theymay also cause extravaganceand waste. Lucky Color :-Yellow
Lucky No :-5GEMINI :- Venusand Jupiter com-bine so benevo-lently that youmay count on ne-gotiations or trans-actions being final-ized on time.
Lucky Color :-GreenLucky No :-3
CANCER :- The world is ina state of flux and one partic-ular tie or association is nowbeing put to the test.
Lucky Color :-Golden
Lucky No :-7LEO :- The answer to a cur-rent personal situation is wellwithin your grasp.
However, any optimismneeds to be qualified by the
recognition that otherpeople may not share
your perspective. Lucky Color :-
BlackLucky No :-2
VIRGO :- On thesurface everything
appears to be rela-tively straight forward.
Yet the most perceptiveamong you are aware that in-tense and turbulent passionsare boiling away below thesurface.
Lucky Color :- UmberLucky No :-4
LIBRA :- Your planets willbe beneficial, benevolent andthoroughly enjoyable. Wemay look beyond light- heart-ed forecasts of pleasure.
Lucky Color :-SilverLucky No :-8
SCORPIO :- Today's sur-prising planetary configura-tion could produce some star-ling headlines.
Lucky Color :-PinkLucky No:-6
SAGITTARIUS:- Partnersare bound to be more than alittle blunt.
Rude, some would call it!Yet you can take the odd re-buke or criticism in good partand accept that you may bepartially responsible forwhatever is now taking place.
Lucky Color :-Blue
Lucky No :-9CAPRICORN:- It's a factthat someone close to you hasbeen hurt recently, even if un-intentionally.
Lucky Color :-PurpleLucky No:-2
AQUARIUS :- You maynow feel even more like asquare peg in a round hole,and your discomfort may beaggravated by people whoare alternately reckless, im-patient and unwilling to offerany concession or compro-mise.
Lucky Color :-OrangeLucky No:-8
PISCES :- The Sun is posi-tioning you very subtly foryour next big adventure.
Lucky Color :-MauveLucky No:- 4
Imran’s ‘govt by retweet’ has no signal feat to show
GNDU celebrates Golden Jubilee of establishment
This year when 550thParkash Purab of SriGuru Nanak Dev Ji is
being celebrated throughoutthe world, on the same scredday 50 years ago, the GuruNanak Dev University wasestablished on November 24,1969 to mark the birth Quin-centenary of Sri Guru NanakDev Ji, With the motto of theUniversity as engraved on itsemblem ‘Guru's wisdom illu-mines all’, the University hasbeen leaving no stone un-turned to meet the teachingand values of the Guru whichfocus on universal brother-hood, truthfulness, non-vio-lence, compassion, toler-ance, harmony, humanityand societal values. EminentWriter and Poet Prof. SurjitPatar has written lyrics of“Kulgeet” of Guru Nanak
Dev University .With a rev-erent intention to acquaintthe younger generation withtheir cultural roots, GNDUhas published a magnificentcoffee table book, Amritsarand Guru Nanak Dev Uni-versity:
The Contours of Inheri-tance. The present Vice-Chancellor Dr. Jaspal SinghSandhu is carrying forwardthe legacy of founder ViceChancellor, Prof. S.B.SSamundari followed by Dr.K.S Gill, Dr. J.S. Grewal ,Dr. S.S Bal, Dr. G.S Rand-hawa , Dr. H.S Soch, Dr. S.PSingh, Dr. Jairup Singh andDr. A.S Brar. Guru NanakDev University is the onlyUniversity in the region toget the elite status of Catego-ry-I granted by UniversityGrants Commission (UGC).
It is the Premier Universityof North India with a score of3.51 on 4.00 scale of Nation-al Assessment and Accredita-tion Council (Accreditated athighest level i.e A++ as perthe new modified criteria)and it has also been con-ferred with the status of Uni-versity with Potential for Ex-cellence (UPE) by UGC andis amongst 16 Universities inthe country which got thisstatus. The University hasalso been recognized for itsefforts to reduce its carbonfootprint and maintain clean-liness by being ranked sec-ond amongst the cleanesthigher educational institu-tions in the country in thecategory of GovernmentUniversities by Ministry ofHuman Resource Develop-ment, Govt. of India.
The body is similar to the hardware andthe mind is like the software of a computer
“Has the tumult of the Day ofJudgment ended?I half opened my eyes fromthe sleep of death.But I found the tumult wasstill continuing.I went back to sleep.”
— Shah Sarmad
After the SupremeCourt verdict, its mer-its or demerits
notwithstanding, one imag-ined that the tumult wouldsubside. But lawyers andsundry busybodies clusteredaround the clergy have obvi-ously got accustomed to thelimelight which, in their case,will only last as long as thetumult does. So they are busystoking the fires. “We shallappeal, we shall appeal.”
The mandir-masjid dis-pute was a clear case of poli-tics exploiting faith. In otherwords it was for Hindutva“the bird that lays the goldenegg”. The Sangh Parivar, itwould follow, would like tokeep the “bird” alive until itslarger purpose had beenserved. The Ayodhya verdictis only a brick in the largerarchitecture. Leaders whomMuslims would listen to wereduty bound to explain the“politics” of it to the commu-nity. They did not. Religiousleaders and lawyers tookover.
A great deal of fore-thought and strategy hadgone into building up theRam Janmabhoomi move-ment. “Shila pujan” or the“consecration of bricks” forthe Ram temple was brilliantmarketing, never mind if itgenerated anti-Muslim hateall along the route from eventhe most far flung villages all
the way to Ayodhya. TheBhagalpur anti-Muslimpogrom was one of the manyeruptions the “shila” proces-sions of 1989 provoked. Soseamlessly had religious faithbeen amalgamated with polit-ical purpose that a criticalmass of Hindus were over aperiod of time firm in theirbelief that Ram was born onthe “disputed” plot. All thebrownie points of these Hin-dus went to the BJP.
Watching its Hindu votehaemorrhage consistently,the Congress too began toweakly raise its voice forRam Rajya. While the Mus-lims ran helter skelter insearch of alternate politicalprotection, the clergy andtheir gang pitched it on purereligion — shariah, shariah.They don’t know how theNational Register of Citizen-ship will plague them, but letthe Uniform Civil Code come
up, and a frenetic chant willrent the air. “Shariah, shari-ah”. Whatever the archaeo-logical evidence, a largenumber of Hindus had ex-pressed their faith that themosque stood on Ram’sbirthplace.
In such a situation, pro-tection of a medievalmosque, one of the thousandsin the country, was not ten-able. After all, Muslims werenot claiming it as a place as-sociated with revered figuresin Islam. Trust the myopic re-ligious leaders to have misledthe community so compre-hensively. Nothing hasharmed the Muslim causemore than continuous harp-ing on Shah Bano, SalmanRushdie and Babri Masjid.
In my disgust, I generallyrevert to poetry: “BeautifulAheliya, who had turned tostone because of a curse,came back to her gorgeous
self when, you, O’Lord,touched the stone; you trans-formed one from the animalkingdom into your mosttrusted, Hanuman; you hu-manised a demon. I have noattributes that you have toundo.
When will you ever be-stow your boon on me?” Theone seeking a boon fromRam is, a pious Muslim, Ab-dul Rahim Khan e-Khana(1556-1627), one of MughalEmperor Akbar’s most pow-erful courtiers and a contem-porary of Tulsidas, author ofthe Ramayana.
What is more, this shlo-ka by Rahim is in Sanskrit.The two were in correspon-dence on subjects of com-mon interest, including a po-etic metre, much favouredby Tulsi –– Barvai chhand.There is an abundance ofpoetry on Ayodhya. Howwould Rahim, a remarkable
poet in Awadhi and Sanskrit,have contemplated theevents of December 6, 1992,or the Ayodhya verdict? In-deed, what would have beenthe reaction of my latemother, who accompaniedme to Ayodhya in 1989 towatch the shilanyas, orbrick-laying ceremony, or-dered by Rajiv Gandhi? Shefound Ayodhya a templetown where a mosque on theground claimed by Hindusas the birthplace of Ram wasan “incongruity”.
According to her, aMuslim could spread out hisprayer mat in the directionof Mecca anywhere and sayhis “namaz”. A Hindu con-secrates his “idol”, whichthen “lives” in the templeeternally. Muslims mustwithdraw from a “masjid efitna”, or a mosque of con-flict. Likewise, the Gyanva-pi Masjid in Kashi and
Shahi Idgah in Mathura. Ifany Muslim accompaniedme to Varanasi, he wouldrequire minimal sensitivityto see that the GyanvapiMasjid insults the Hindu.
It sits on the shoulder ofone of Hinduism’s most im-portant shrines — KashiVishwanath Mandir.
The temple lights musthave cast a spell on Urdu’sfinest poet, Mirza Ghalib.He wrote his longest poem“Chiragh e dair”, “Mandir kadiya”, or the Lamp in theTemple. He wrote:
“Ibadat khana enaqoosian ast Hama nakaabay e Hindostan ast”
(This is the place of wor-ship for those who make mu-sic from conch shells This,truly is the Kaaba of Hindus-tan) The march towards theHindu Rashtra has quick-ened, but sensible folk havenot given up. They are stilltalking of compromises. Theailing cleric, Saiyid KalbeSadiq has repeatedly said,“Muslims should gift theland for the temple even ifthey win the case”.
This mood of generosityand compromise should beencapsulated for the opinionpoll on which my friend,pollster Ranjit Chib, isworking. The basic questionMuslims should be asked issimple. Does the SupremeCourt judgment, good orbad, enable you to move onand focus on real bread andbutter issues — jobs, educa-tion, women’s upliftment,recruitment in services? Orwould you rather keep fight-ing for a mosque which cannever be built and, in theprocess, lose all else?
Ayodhya: Seek compromise, don’t stoke firesA great deal offorethought andstrategy had gone intobuilding up the RamJanmabhoomimovement. “Shilapujan” or the“consecration of bricks”for the Ram temple wasbrilliant marketing,never mind if itgenerated anti-Muslimhate all along the routefrom even the most farflung villages all theway to Ayodhya.
To this day the legacy of that act is beingdebated. Whatever one’s opinion of it mightbe, it is no longer possible to deny itsenormous significance. Likewise, within itsfirst year the PML-N government set the ballrolling on the China-Pakistan EconomicCorridor (CPEC), sealing the deal eventually inan MoU signed between Nawaz Sharif and XiJinping in Beijing in November 2014, 17months after the formation of thegovernment.
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Pak's drone strategy is challenge, but BSFready to counter: IG BSF JammuJAMMU: Assuring people of the nation to feel safe and have faith in the securityforces, Inspector General BSF Jammu Frontier N S Jamwal on Friday said that thoughdrone strategy by the Pakistan along borders is one of the challenges but BSF is readyand capable to counter any such challenge. "As no incident of drone was reportedalong International Border in Jammu Frontier but in the neighbouring state and I mustsay that if any such challenge arises on our side, we are ready to counter it," MrJamwal here told reporters on the sidelines of closing ceremony of BSF Inter FrontierWrestling Championship here. The IG said, "our troops are well trained and capableenough to counter any challenge from across the border." No doubt challenges fromthe across like tunneling, armed infiltration, sniping and latest drone, are there but BSFis ready to face and counter it and the jawans are maintaining 24x7 vigil on borders.
Two girls stuck inHPTDC lift, rescuedSHIMLA: Two girl students of a localconvent school of this capital townwere stuck in the Himachal PradeshTourism Development Corporation's liftfor nearly half an hour while returninghome from the school on Thursday.The lift elevator developed snag whenthe students, identified as Yashvi andIkara, took the lift around 1600hrs.They pressed the Alarm button butnone responded to rescue them.Students tried to sought emergencyassistance by calling 100 number butit did not respond. The wisdom prevailwhen they call 101 fire emergencyassistance control room. Firepersonnel from the Mall road rushed tothe spot and rescued the girls afterhalf an hour of trapping in the lift. TheHPTDC Manager lift Murlidhar Sharmaconfirmed the snag and said that liftelevator was restored after theincident. He said that lift elevatordeveloped snag when two studentstrapped in the mid way who wererescued safely.
Animal Husbandry toprovide basic facilitiesfor doing enough work:Dinesh NegiANWAR HUSSAINNALAGARH: State President ofHimachal Pradesh Animal HusbandryDepartment Employees FederationDinesh Negi and Block NalagarhPresident Harish Kumar said in astatement given to the press that untilthe decision is taken by the Court, noenough work should be done. Negisaid that all executive and para vatasof entire Himachal Pradesh shouldregister an objection If the staff of theAnimal Husbandry Department getsenough work before the court'sverdict. He has appealed to all thepara vats of Himachal Pradesh not todo extension till the decision is takenby the court. The department is tryingto carry out the work by creating fearwhich is an injustice with the specialcategory of Para VAT, he added.
Drinking water schemes willbe strengthened inKutlehar: Virender Kanwar
PREETI RANAUNA: Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakurduring his stay in Una will lay thefoundation stone for the multi-croredrinking water scheme of Rs 30 crorefor Kutelhar assembly constituency.This was stated by RuralDevelopment, Panchayati Raj,Fisheries and Animal HusbandryMinister Virendra Kanwar here today.He said that CM will lay the foundationstone of the multi-village drinkingwater scheme at 3 pm on Sunday.Under this scheme, various schemesunder the constituency will bestrengthened. Virendra Kanwar saidthat this scheme of Rs 30 crore willbenefit the population of 13 villagesunder Una block and 158 villages ofDhundla section. The six drinkingwater schemes to be upgraded includeNari Chalola and Nangal Salangadi,Jhambur Kuriala and Surjehda,Madanpur Basoli, Samur Kalan,Ramgarh Dhar and Lamalahdi Badla.
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Himachal CM urges Rajnath Singh toexpedite work on Rohtang tunnel
AGENCYSHIMLA, NOV 22
Himachal Pradesh ChiefMinister Jai Ram Thakur onFriday called on UnionDefence Minister RajnathSingh and urged him toexpedite the construction workof all weather Rohtang tunneland to ensure properconnectivity to the tribaldistrict of Lahaul Spiti.
The Defence ministerassured the Thakur that bestefforts will be made to makethe tunnel operational by May2020. Chief Minister alsorequested him to explorepossibilities to allow usage oftunnel by residents of LahaulSpiti for transportation as theroad route has been officiallydeclared nonoperational by theadministration due to heavysnow and the connectivity iscut-off between the state andthe district. He also requestedfor improving the roadcondition and urged Rajnath
Singh to release funds forborder roads as and whererequired. Notably, the roads aremaintained by Border RoadOrganisation (BRO) and theyare not in good condition.Union Minister assured toprovide all possible assistanceto the state and complimentedthe CM Thakur for maidenGlobal Investors' Meet whichwas held from Nov 7-8 inDharamshala.
Seeks early clearance ofChintpurni Prasad project
SHIMLA: Himachal PradeshChief Minister Jai Ram Thakuron Friday called on UnionTourism Minister Prahlad SinghPatel and requested speedyclearance of Rs 45 crore forChintpurni Prasad project andprovide funds for strengtheninginfrastructure at Rewalsar underreligious tourism circuit. TheChief Minister demanded fundsfor erecting gateways at entrypoints of state and developing
temples and pilgrims underPilgrimage Rejuvenation andSpiritual, HeritageAugmentation Drive(PRASAD) project. Thakuralso requested him to providefunds to install digital wallsshowcasing tourist destinationsof the state at suitable locationsto attract tourists. Patel askedthe state government to send aproject report for immediateclearance.
AGENCYSHIMLA, NOV 22
Several high reaches of HimachalPradesh received fresh snowfall onThursday as western disturbancesbecame active and increasing coldwave in the state, MeT office said.
The gateway of Lahaul Spiti,13050 ft high Rohtang Pass, Ladyof Keylong, seven sisters hill,Vishal hills, Baralacha , Sachpassof Chamba, Dhauladhar ranges ofKangra, Kinner Kailash andChitkul area of Kinnaur receivedsnowfall.
Light rain lashed Dharmshalain Kangra district, some parts ofKullu and Mandi district this
evening.The Minimum temperature of
Keylong in Lahaul Spiti wascoldest with minus 0.3 degreeCelsius. Tourist resort Manali 2.6degrees, Kalpa in Kinnuar 1.7degrees, Kufri five degrees, Solan5.4 degrees
Bhuntar in Kullu &Sundernagar in Mandi six degreeseach Dalhousie seven degreesShimla 7.7 degrees respectively.
Dharmshala 8.4 degrees, Unanine degrees, Mandi 9.3 degreeseach, Chamba and Kangra 9.6degrees, each, Una 9.8 degrees,Bilaspur 10.5 degrees, Hamirpur10.7 degrees and Nahan in Sirmour12.9 degrees respectively .
High reaches of HPreceive fresh snowfall
NSS volunteers knowworking of youth board
PREETI RANAUNA, NOV 22
During the 15-day National YouthVolunteer Training Camp organized byNehru Yuva Kendra Una under UnionMinistry of Youth Affairs and Sports,NSS youth volunteers today visited NavJyoti Yuva Kalyan Sanstha located inSantoshgarh of Una District. Givinginformation about the District YouthCoordinator and Chief Director of thecamp, Dr. Lal Singh said thatparticipation of volunteers to thisinstitution is an important part of thetraining camp because after training,these youth volunteers go to theirrespective areas of work. And willcontribute to the activities of nationbuilding with the joint cooperation ofyouth circles. President of the institution
Naveen Thakur said that youth is thefuture of the country as only youth caneliminate the evils in our society. Heurged the youth that if you ever facedifficulties in doing any work, do not beafraid to face them and move forward.He also gave detailed information aboutvarious activities undertaken by theinstitution.
CM to lay foundation of projects worth Rs 200 cr on Nov 24PREETI RANAUNA, NOV 22
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister JaiRam Thakur is scheduled to layfoundation of development projectsworth more than Rs 200 crores onNovember 24. It was stated by BJPstate president Satpal Singh Satti saidthis in a special meeting here today.He said that CM was reaching Una onhis two-day stay in which foundationstone and inauguration of projects of
more than Rs 200 crores will be donein Kunaiah and Haroli assemblyconstituencies. He said that the firstfoundation stone of the new buildingwas laid at ITI Una, which was built at
a cost of 11.05 crore. After that he willattend function of birth anniversaryGuru Nanak Dev in Guru Baba Bedifollowed by laying of foundationstone of the drinking water schemewhich cost more than 30 crores inSamurkala village. He will lay thefoundation stone of the hospital staffquarters to be built at the cost of aboutRs 2.92 crore in the regional hospitalpremises and he will lay foundationstone of vegetable market at cost ofRs 15 crores among others.
Sharma inaugurates ‘PRATIBIMB-2019’DINESH AGARWALSHIMLA, NOV 22
Chairman & ManagingDirector, SJVN, Nand LalSharma, today, inaugurated the2nd edition of SJVN’s AnnualCultural & Literary Fest –PRATIBIMB 2019 at ShaktiSadan, CorporateHeadquarters, Shimla. Director(Electrical) R.K Bansal,Director (Personnel) Smt.Geeta Kapur and Director(Civil) S.P Bansal also gracedthe occasion. PRATIBIMB isan innovative endeavourenvisaged by Nand LalSharma in 2018 to encourageCorporate Bonding andOrganizational Cohesivenessamongst the employees of theorganization and also tosensitize them about rich
Cultural & Folk Heritage ofour country. This is for the firsttime that such mega event isbeing hosted by CorporateHeadquarters (SJVN) Shimla,in which ten teams of variousProjects/Offices of SJVN areparticipating in total ninedifferent cultural events.During his inaugural address,Nand Lal Sharma said that theemployees of the company are
continuously working towardsachieving the Shared Vision of5000 MW by 2023, 12000MW by 2030 & 25000 MW by2040. Recent signing of eighthydro power projects by SJVNwith Government of HimachalPradesh during the RisingHimachal Global InvestorMeet is an important stepforward in this direction.However, it is also essential
that in our journey towardsachieving goals, we constantlystrive to live by the values ofTeam Work, Excellence,Innovation and Mutual Trust.Sharma exhorted all theemployees to excel in allfields and stated that hostingof such event is veryimportant not only for theoverall development of theindividual but also for thegrowth and progress of theorganization. PRATIBIMB-2019, the three day longannual fest provides aplatform to the employees toexpress their talent throughvarious competitions such asSamuh Gaan, Vaad –Vivad,Standup Comedy, Sur Sagar,Thirak, Antakshari,Kavyanjali, Nirmaan andNukkar Natak.
Talented students honouredat Rajpura school
SHANTI GAUTAMBADDI, NOV 22
Annual prize distribution ceremony was organised atGovernment Senior Secondary School, Rajpura. DistrictBJP president KL Thakur and Jagpal Rana and GurbashuChaudhary were present as special guests on the occasion.Students of Rajpura presented various colorfulprogrammes. Yoga darshan, Pahadi Nati and Pahari Giddaby students were the main attractions. The annual reportof the school was read by Principal Adit Kansal and booktitled Activities and Achievements published by RajpuraVidyalaya was also released on this occasion. The playerswho were winners in the sports competitions werehonoured by the Chief Guest. Award winners Under-19Kabaddi team are Jitendra, Akash, Piyush and Lovepreet.The under-19 girls Kabaddi team , winners of athleticsgames and best performing yoga students and studentswho excelled in academic achievements were alsorecognized. Amritpal Kaur of class VIII and her parentswere awarded special honors under the excellent parentaward. The alumni of the school were also honored underthe Moti Yojana which came out of Akhand Shiksha JyotiSchool. Rajni Bala, a trainee student of B.Ed. was alsohonored for her contribution to Rajpura school.
Lyallpur KhalsaCollege wins trophyat Youth Festival
JALANDHAR: Lyallpur KhalsaCollege has set a tremendous recordin the field of cultural activities bywinning the prestigious Inter ZonalYouth Festival Trophy of Guru NanakDev University, Amritsar after claimingthe zonal Runners up trophy prior tothis mega event. College Principal DrGurpinder Singh Samra, Staffmembers in charge of youth festivalteams and participating studentspresented the Championship Trophyto President of the Governing Council,Sardarni Balbir Kaur. Sardarni BalbirKaur congratulated the trophypresenters with words ofencouragement and appreciation ontheir untiring efforts behind thissuccess whilst assuring high levels ofsupport from the Governing Council.College Principal Dr. Gurpinder SinghSamra informed the college won Firstprize in 15 events, Second in 4 eventsand third in one event en route toclaiming the overall trophy. All the staffmembers associated with the YouthFestival Teams and event committeesalong with the contingent ofparticipating students were dulyhonored on this occasion.
DC asks EROs toexpedite work ofreplacing 16.15 lakhEPIC cards in districtPRITPAL SINGH JALANDHAR: The DeputyCommissioner Jalandhar VarinderKumar Sharma today said that thedistrict administration has started theprocess of replacing the old ElectoralPhoto Identity Card (EPIC) of theeligible voters with new one. Chairing ameeting with all the ElectoralRegistration Officers (EROs) here atthe District Administrative Complex, theDeputy Commissioner said that therewere 16,15,171 EPIC in the districtadding that instead of 16 digit old EPICthe new smart card would have 10 digitalpha numeric code. He said that thevoters could apply for the new EPICdirectly through ERONET or throughthe concerned Booth Level Officer(BLO). Mr Sharma asked the officers toensure that the work was expedited soas to benefit the voters. Dwelling onanother issue, the DeputyCommissioner said that Publication ofIntegrated Draft Electoral Roll wouldstart in December 16 and the claimsand objections could be filed uptoDecember 16 to January 15. He saidthat the claims and objections wouldbe disposed by January 27 andsupplements would be prepared byFebruary 4. Sharma said that finalpublication of electoral roll would takeplace on February 7. DeputyCommissioner further asked the EROsto ensure huge success of the ElectorsVerification Program (EVP) in thedistrict. He said that the Nodal officersof all the assembly segments mustintensify the activities being carried outby them during the EVP, which waslaunched by on September 1.
Podar InternationalSchool set to enterJalandhar
JALANDHAR: Podar EducationNetwork, a leading group ofschools, will be setting up PodarInternational School in Jalandhar,Punjab. With an aim to provide topclass education, PodarInternational School will be openinga Proposed CBSE school in April2020 from Nursery to Standard 5 thin the academic year 2020-21.Vishal Shah, General Manager,Marketing of Podar EducationNetwork and Navdeep SinghAdmn. Officer Podar InternationalSchool Jalandhar told that wehope to be able to facilitate qualityeducation with the same dedicationand commitment that we haveacross India even in Jalandhar.Being an organization with over 92years of legacy, we always ensurethat all rules are followed beforestarting up a new school. Allpermissions are in place and wehave now started takingadmissions in Jalandhar”..
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Rebranded team Delhi Bulls introduces Sunny Leone asbrand ambassador JALANDHAR: The rebranded team of the revolutionary T10 cricket leagueunveiled its jersey, team anthem and sizzling Bollywood diva Sunny Leone asthe brand ambassador on 28th October in Dubai. Present on the Occasion werebold and beautiful Sunny Leone, proud owners of the team Neelesh Bhatnager -Owner of NB venture, Rizwan Sajan, Founder and Chairman - Danube Group,team mentor - Anis Sajan, Managing Director - Danube Group and along withthe vice-captain of team Shoaib Malik. During the unveiling, Rizwan SajanFounder and Chairman Danube Group also the co-owner of Delhi Bulls said:" Iam thrilled to launch our rebranded team its Jersey and the team anthem. Wehave a new name with same old passion and commitment.
Pb signs MoU with BDT-BIRACMove aimed at giving impetus to biotechnology sector in state
GAURAV GOELCHANDIGARH, NOV 22
Punjab having identifiedBiotechnology as the keydriver for economicdevelopment of the state hasinked an MoU withDepartment of Biotechnology( D B T ) - B i o t e c h n o l o g y
Industry Assistance Council(BIRAC) to jointly promotebiotechnology innovationecosystem in the state to meetspace, service and knowledgerequirement of the sector.
Principal SecretaryScience, Technology &Environment and ChairmanPunjab State Biotech
Corporation RK Vermasigned the MoU withManaging Director, BIRACDr. Mohd. Aslam in thepresence of Secretary toGovernment of India, DBTand Chairperson BIRAC Dr.Renu Swarup during themega event ‘Global Bio-India 2019’ held at New
Delhi. The event wasinaugurated by Minister ofScience & Technology andHealth & Family Welfare Dr.Harsh Vardhan.
Sharing stategovernment’s vision &strategic roadmap for holisticdevelopment of Biotechsector during the event,Verma said that handholdingof BIRAC would help Punjabin emerging as GlobalBiotech destination. Dr.Swarup lauded Punjab’sinitiatives and emphasizedthe importance ofcontribution of States inachieving the goal of 100billion dollar economy by2025 by India.
Notably, Punjabparticipated as Partner Statein this mega event whichwitnessed the presence ofover 3000 delegates andexperts from more than 30countries. The stateshowcased its existingstrengths in the area ofBiotechnology and futureinitiatives in pipeline.
Majithia is godfather ofcrime, drugs and gangsters:
Congress legislatorsSUMER GARGCHANDIGARH, NOV 22
Dismissing Akali leader Bikram SinghMajithia’s allegations against JailMinister Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa,Congress leaders from Gurdaspur todaysaid, it was a classic case of kettlecalling pot black. “It is strange that theperson who is the godfather of crime,gangsters, peddlers and smugglers inPunjab has the audacity to level suchbaseless allegations against Randhawawho has launched a vigorous campaignagainst gangsters”, the MLAsremarked, while adding, the culture ofgangsters and drugs was the legacy ofthe Akalis, particularly Majithia whoduring ten years rule had patronized allthe criminals, gangsters and drugsmugglers as their godfather.
In a joint statement, CabinetMinister Aruna Chaudhary, partylegislators Fateh Jang Singh Bajwa,Barindermit Singh Pahra, BalwinderSingh Ladi and Ex MLA AshwaniSekhri said, Randhawa and his familydid not need any certificate ofpatriotism from someone like Majithia.“Randhawa family has a history ofpatriotism right from S Santokh Singh
Randhawa onwards and everyoneknows it”, they reminded the Akalileader, while asking him not to stooptoo low in failure and frustration. TheCongress leaders asserted that theculture of gangsters and drugs wascreated by Majithia whose links withthe drug mafia, criminals and thegangsters are too well known. Theysaid, the notorious criminal JagguBhagwanpuria was patronized byMajithia only. “No matter how hardMajithia and the Akalis may try todeflect the public attention from theirsins of omission and commission,people of Punjab will never forgivethem”, they said, while advising theAkali leader that he should better go forpenance than leveling false allegationsagainst others.
Annual Sports Day organised atGuru Amar Dass Public School
HARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR, NOV 22
Annual Sports Day(2019-20) wasOrganised at Guru Amar Dass PublicSchool, Model Town, Jalandhar.President S. Ajit Singh Sethi presidedover the function as the ‘chief guest of theDay’. Director Principal HarminderjitKaur Chawla, Principal Navneet KaurKukreja and all the members of schoolstaff welcomed him by presenting him abouquet. On this occasion members ofthe School Managing Committee S.Mohinderjit Singh, S. Kawaljit SinghKochhar, S. Surjit Singh Arora, Dr. H.MHuria, S. Kultaran Singh Anand, S. HSBhasin, S.Tejdeep Singh Sethi and S.
Gagandeep Singh Sethi were alsopresent. Chief Guest S. Ajit Singh Sethiand all the members of the SchoolManaging Committee gave awaymedals and trophies to the winners.Overall trophy was won by Baba MohriHouse whereas Baba Mohan House wasthe runner up.While addressing thestudents, S. Ajit Singh Sethi,emphasized upon the importance ofgames and sports in life.
Transport deptt gears up tocurb plying of illegal buses
CHANDIGARH, NOV 22
The Transport Departmentwould soon launch a specialdrive to check plying ofillegal buses in the state bythe private bus operatorswhich in turn adverselyaffecting the revenuecollection targets of thePublic Transport. It wasdisclosed by Razia Sulatan,Transport Minister whilepresiding over a high levelmeeting held at PunjabBhawan, Chandigarh withall the Regional TransportAuthorities, GeneralManager of all the depotsof PRTC, PUNBUS &Punjab Roadways to reviewits working. Disclosing thisofficial spokesperson of theTransport Department saidthat the Minister instructedall the RTAs and GMs to
meet all the targets ofrevenue generation inspecified timeline. Theywere asked to increasesurveillance through flyingsquad teams on all theroutes to identify illegalplying of buses by privatebus operator. She askedthem to take stern legalaction against suchfraudulent and illegalpractices by private bus
operators. She categoricallyasked the officers to ensure
the implementation of ‘onebus one permit’ policyacross the state. TheTransport Ministerreviewed the incomereceipts, total income,profit and revenue loss ofeach depot separately. Sheasked the GeneralManagers to put in extraefforts to increase therevenue collection byidentifying and blockingthe all illegal tacit ways ofpilferage & theft.
Dr Amar Singh meets Tomar,seeks financial help for farmersLUDHIANA, NOV 22
Dr Amar Singh, Member of Parliamentfrom Fatehgarh Sahib, today met UnionAgriculture & Farmers Welfare MinisterMr Narendra Singh Tomar in Delhi andappealed that the Uniongovernment should helpthe farmers financiallyfor in-situ managementof paddy straw andagricultural residue. Healso appealed thatkeeping in mind poorfinancial health of thefarming community, theUnion Governmentshould pay entireamount spent byfarmers for in-situmanagement of paddystraw and agriculturalresidue. Dr Amar Singh defendedfarmers of Punjab and said that its unfairto farmers that cases are beingregistered against them. Instructions arepassed often from Delhi withoutunderstanding the ground realities. He
said farmers have a very small windowto sow wheat. For starters, letsunderstand why farmers burn stubble.New machines being suggested areadding massive new costs to farmers.“How can distressed small farmers
afford these new costs. Worst conditioncurrently is of farmers with 70-80% ofthem being distressed currently. Thecentral Government should takeresponsibility to bear these new costs,”said Dr Amar Singh.
Administration seeks support fromresidents to make SPARK success
PRITPAL SINGHJALANDHAR, NOV 22
Deputy CommissionerJalandhar Varinder KumarSharma today solicitedfulsome support and activeparticipation of people from allwalks of life for making thesixth edition of the Sports andCareer Awareness Festival(SPARK) -2019 a hugesuccess. Chairing a meetinghere at the DistrictAdministrative Complex, theDeputy Commissioner saidthat more than 30,000 studentsfrom the various educationalinstitutes would attend this
mega educational fest at theprecincts of Guru GobindSingh Stadium on December19 and 20. He said that thisinitiative of the districtadministration was aimed atgiving a new direction to theyouth of the district byproviding vital guidance tothem for choosing their careerahead.
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Around 100 villagers examined in health campPANCHKULA: Institute of Brain and Spine Surgery, OjasHospital Panchkula organized a free health camp at Pine HillsEco-Camp , Barog . Around 100 villagers were examined incamp. Around 400 students of nearby Govt Senior SecondarySchool were also examined for general medical checkup dur-ing camp. Ateam of Ojas doctors including Dr VK Batish, di-rector & head of department of Neuro and Spine Surgery andDr Manish neurologist and Dr Gurwinder from medicine gaveconsultations related to brain and spine and other general healthproblems. Dr. Harish Gupta, CEO of Ojas Hospital said that theunder our mission to provide the best health care services related to different medical fields , we organ-ized the camp for the benefit of villagers in and around area of Barog.
Senior journalist AmarjeetSingh Dhillon diesDHARAM PAL PUNNIJAITU: Veteran journalist worked inPunjabi Tribune Amarjeet SinghDhillon has died a few days ago aftermeeting a road accident at villageBajakhana.He was critically injured
when he was goingto Bajakhana fromhis residence on theirActiva scoter. Hewas admitted aprivate hospitalBathinda for medicaltreatment where hedied. He was known
as a Punjabi writer and he had writtenmany books of gazal and stories. Hewas also an active member of PunjabTarksheel society. The Office bearersand members of Pres Club GangsarJaitu , Member Parliment MohammadSadiq, Senior Congress Leader SurajBhardvaj , former Coprative bankmanger Vasdev Sharma, GurjantSingh Punni attended condolencemeetng and prayed for the peace ofthe departed soul. Representatives ofvarious social organizations alsoconsole bereaved family.
Khanna expresses happiness overHoshiarpur's daughter Neha Chandfor becoming a civil judge
DALJEET AJNOHAHOSHIARPUR: BJP's National VicePresident and former MP Avinash RaiKhanna honored Hoshiarpur's daughterNeha Chand as a Civil Judge inRajasthan Judiciary. Jyoti Kumar Jollyfrom Khanna's office said that Khannaexpressed happiness over the successof Neha Chand, resident of the localrailway market, and said that thissuccess of Neha has increased thevalue of Hoshiarpur as well as the entirePunjab. Khanna said that today thedaughters of Hoshiarpur are touchingtheir heights by achieving great feats.Khanna congratulated Neha Chand'sfather Amardeep Chand and motherKulwinder Kaur for Neha's success andblessed her bright future. On thisoccasion, Khanna also honored NehaChand for her appointment. Senior BJPleader Dr. Raman Ghai, Neha Chand'sfather Amardeep Chand, motherKulwinder Kaur, brother AkashdeepChand, Advocate Vinay Sharma,President of Blood DonationOrganization, Bablu Kumar were alsopresent on the occasion.
Ensure full salary as perHigh Court Judgement:Sajan, DhillonOUR CORRESPONDENTKHARAR: Punjab Subordinate ServiceFederation has vehemently demandedthat Punjab Govt. employees shouldbe paid full salary as per judgment (s)of Hon'ble Punjab and Haryana HighCourt. Stating this the Chairman of theFederation Sajan Singh and SeniorVice President Ranbir Dhillon said thatduing the Badal regime the PunjabGovt. had resorted to an anti-employee decision and issuednotification of 15th Janunary 2015wherein it was provided that during theprobation period employees will beentitled to Basic Pay only . However,the Hon'ble Mr. Justice A.B.Chaudharyand Mr. Justice Kuldip Singh of Punjaband Haryana High Court quashed thisnotification of 15th January 2015.Punjab Govt. filed a review applicationagainst this judgment. On 8thNovember Chief Justice Mr.RaviShankar Jha and Justice Rajiv Sharmadismissed the review application filedby Punjab Govt. Federation hasdemanded that keeping in view thejudgment(s)/orders dated 26th October2018 and 8th November 2019 theGovt. should issue orders for grant offull salary to employees duringprobation period.
ISHA UPADHYAYCHANDIGARH, NOV 22
One day Chandigarh EyeFilm Festival (CEFF 2019) isbeing organized on Sunday,November 24 at HotelMountview, Sector 10 here.Prof Jagat Ram, Head of Ad-vanced Eye Centre and Direc-tor of Post Graduate Instituteof Medical Education and Re-search (PGIMER) will be theChief Guest and will inaugu-rate the event.
Over 100 eye specialistsfrom all over the countryhave registered themselves toattend this unique event, ac-cording to Dr. Ashok Sharma,Director, Chandigarh CorneaCentre (CCC) which has or-
ganized the event. He added,this is an exercise in mutuallearning and this type of con-tinuing medical education(CME) is being held for thefirst time in Chandigarh. Thedelegates will get an insightinto medical and surgical as-pects of eye diseases throughvideo presentations, followedby interactive discussion andquestion-answer session.
Dr Sudhank Bharti, awell-known cataract & re-fractive surgeon from NewDelhi, Dr. Prateep Vyas, emi-nent ophthalmologist fromIndore will be the Guests ofHonour. Dr. R. Kumar senioreye specialist and PresidentSPEAK India will deliver thewelcome address.
Over 100 eyespecialists to attend
eye film festival
CHANDIGARH, NOV 22
The Chief justice of Punjab& Haryana High Court Jus-
tice Ravi Shanker Jha todayadministered oath of officeto Justice Jasgurpreet SinghPuri Additional Judge of
Punjab & Haryana highcourt. Swearing-in-Ceremo-ny was organized in theHigh Court Auditorium.
Among those present duringthe oath taking ceremonyincluded all judges of thePunjab & Haryana High
Court, Registrar, Officers ofthe registry, senior advo-cates and office-bearers ofHigh Court Bar Association.
New HC judge administered oath
Comedy Artist –Jamsher SinghJALANDHAR: Nowadays Life IsIncomplete Without HappinessBecause Happiness Is Very ImportantFor Our Lives From Stress . ButNowadays We Have Become So
Involved InThisStrugglingLike ThatHappinessDoes NotAppear InOur Lives.SoComedyArtists AreArtistsWho Make
Fun Of People And Make TheirConcerns Free From Their Fears. SoToday We Will Talk About ComedyArtist His Name Is Jamsher Singh .Jamsher Singh Did Not Find This ArtInherited And Jamsher Singh HasWorked Hard To Master This Art.Jamsher Singh Was Born 12-09-1993At Village Giddar Pindi In The WombOf Mother Paramjit Kaur AndThe House Of Father Pritam Singh.Jamsher Singh Has Hosted SeveralComedy Shows And Has Worked WithMany Famous Comedian Artists .Jamsher Singh Has Made His NameWith Work Hard And Has Won ManyTitles In This Area . So We Pray ToGod Jamsher Singh Continue ToAchieve Success In This Field AndContinue To Work Hard.
Congress infightingcomes to the fore
BATHINDA (RAM RE-SHAM SHARAN): In Tal-wandi Sabo Assembly seat,infighting in Congress hascome out in full swing. YouthCongress leader Goldie Gillalleged that KhushbaazJatana wanted his driver inthe Chon Maidan for the dis-trict president post. He alsoalleged that he was beingthreatened constantly forcontesting election. GoldieGill said that under the insti-gation of Jatana, the policehave also registered a falsecase of liquor smugglingagainst his partner JagdevSingh.
Gian Jyoti students win position inInter school science competition
MOHALI: Gian Jyoti Global School, Phase 2 , students ArnavGupta and Veerpratap Singh of class 10th participated in in In-ter School Science Competition held at Mount Carmel School,Sec 69 and won Second Position. The objective of this Quizcontest was to enhance the student’s scientific skills , observa-tion power, reasoning ability, mental skills and sharpness ofbrain to test the intellectual aptitude in these subjects.
The format of the quiz entailed three rounds. The firstround was written MCQs .
2,000 intoxicant tabletsseized, one arrested
SUSHIL GOYALSANGRUR, NOV 22
The district police have seized 2,000 intoxicanttablets from a person in the area, falling under SadarPolice Station, Sangrur. The police also took his mo-torcycle in its custody. A case under Sections 22, 29,61, 85 of ND&PS Act has been registered againsttwo persons, Bakhshish Singh, resident of Laddi vil-lage, and Gurlal Singh, resident of Kalodi village.
According to information on a tip off the policeseized 2,000 intoxicant tablets from BakhshishSingh and also took his motorcycle in its custody.During preliminary investigation, Bakhshish Singhtold the police that he sold these tablets by bringingthe same from one Gurlal Singh, resident of Kalodivillage. However, Gurlal Singh is yet to be arrestedby the police.
OUR CORRESPONDENTCHANDIGARH, NOV 22
In a first of its kind endeav-our, the RUSA team of MehrChand Mahajan DAV Col-lege for Women, in associa-tion with the Disaster Mange-ment Committee of the col-lege, organized a Workshopand Mock Drill to generateawareness about the tech-niques and strategies requiredfor disaster management.
A team from the NationalDisaster Response Force 7thBattalion, Bathinda, Punjabapprised the students, faculty
and the support staff of vari-ous measures which can min-imize the catastrophic effectsof any disaster. Through ex-amples of various disasterswhich our country has wit-nessed in the recent past liketsunami, cloudbursts, fire,earthquakes and cyclones, In-spector Nukul underlined thefact that loss of human livesand property could have beenmuch less if there was moreaware of the ways of handlingthese crises. He also dis-cussed the multi-layered roleof the Disaster ResponseTeam.
Disaster managementworkshop, mock drill at MCM
KULJIT SINGH JANDIALA GURU, NOV 22
BDPO office, Jandiala Guru,was fined Rs 18,000 for notgiving the information ontime by the State InformationCommission under Right toInformation 2005.
Subedar Chhanakh SinghWadala Pradhan Aam AadmiParty Amritsar Rural in theyear 2018 of Johal villagedemanded APRS from year2013 to 2017. But BDPO of-fice in granting APRS fromJuly 2013 to November 2014.The State Information Com-
mission, while deciding thiscase imposed a fine of Rs.18,000 on BDPO office Jan-diala Guru. Harbhajan SinghETO area incharge of Jandi-ala Guru said that this finewas imposed by information
commission to BDPO officeJandiala Guru in lieu of irre-sponsible and illegal work ofthe office. On this occasion,Subedar Chhanakh Singh saidthat the web is a true soldierof the common man.
BDPO office fined Rs 18,000 for denyinginformation under RTI act
KULBHUSHAN GARGGIDDERBAHA, NOV 22
Dental fortnight is beingorganised at Civil HospitalGidderbaha from Novem-ber 16 to 30. SMO Dr.Pradeep Sachdeva andDental Surgeon Dr. IqbalSingh said that under this
fortnight camp, people arebeing given detailed infor-mation about dental care,free treatment for patients.
He said the target was todistribute 15 dentures freeof cost, which has beencompleted. Out of these15 dentures, 4 dentureswere distributed to the pa-
tients by Congress CityPresident Deepak Garg to-day.
Sunny Brar Fattanwala,Sukhmandar Singh Jug-mag, Avtar Singh, Gur-preet Singh, Ajay Goyaland Ganesh Tanwar werealso present on this occa-sion.
Dentures distributed to patientsFATEHGARH SAHIB, NOV 22
Since the launch of MahatmaGandhi Sarbat Vikas Yojnamore than 40thousand benefi-ciaries haveavailed the bene-fits of variousschemes underthis Yojna. Thisscheme is playingan important rolein delivering thebenefits of more than 44schemes to the beneficiaries.
This was stated by AmritKaur Gill, Deputy Commis-sioner, Fatehgarh Sahib duringthe district level Sarbat VikasYojna Camp organized atsports stadium of village Uch-ha Jatana. During the camp
Amrit Kaur Gill, Deputy Com-missioner and Gurpreet Kaur,wife of MLA Gurpreet SinghGP handed over the sanction
letters of Rs 12 lakh rupees tothe 10 beneficiaries of PardhanMantri Awaas Yojna. TheDeputy Commissioner saidthat the district level camp isorganized every month and thebenefits of various schemes ofdifferent departments are de-livered on the spot.
District level camp organisedat village Uchha Jatana
RAKESH SHARMAFARIDKOT, NOV 22
Following instructions of Health and Family Welfare Minister Punjab Balvir Singh Sidhu, var-ious types of awareness activities are carried outfrom time to time by the Department of Health. AHealth Awareness Van was flagged off by CivilSurgeon Faridkot Dr. Rajinder Kumar from CivilHospital. Vaccination officer Dr. Sanjeev Sethi,SMO Dr. Chandra Shekhar Kakad met Media Of-ficer Meena Kumari and Health Department offi-cials, employees and patients to make them awareabout non-communicable diseases.
Health awareness van flagged off
VERMAGURDASPUR, NOV 22
Students of CheemaPublic School Kishankotparticipated in the 13thdistrict level music com-petitions being organ-ized by Satyug DarshanSangeet Kala Kendra.Students of cheema pub-lic school kishankot gotthird place in Giddacompetition.
These matches wereheld on 13 November inBatala, in which teamsof 22 schools participat-ed and performed well,the school team finishedwith third position. Con-gratulating the studentsfor this success of stu-dents, Amarinder Singhthe chairman of the
school said that toachieve success in life,the students should takepart in every competi-tion. He said that compe-titions boost up confi-dence in students andthey are able to performwell in competitionsheld for high positions inlife.
The winning stu-dents were felicitated on20 November at DAVCollege, Jalandhar. Prin-cipal of the schoolParveen Sharma sharedher happiness with thestudents and said thatshe is happy that thename of the school is be-ing brightened by thestudents in their studiesas well as in sports andacademic activities.
Kishankot school securesthird place in Giddha
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Diego Maradona makes a U-turn, returns as Gimnasia coach
TALKS
NEW DELHI: Diego Maradona decided to stay on as coach of Argentine club Gimnasia y Esgrima in a surprising about turn on Thursday, two days after saying he was leaving his job at the struggling first division side."He's going to continue at Gimnasia," Maradona's agent Christian Bragarnik told an Argentine radio station. His lawyer Matias Morla told a news conference the former World Cup winner changed his mind after the candidates for club president agree to put their differences aside ahead of Saturday's election.Maradona took the job in September on the condition Gabriel Pellegrino stay on as club president and Pellegrino's decision not to run caused Maradona's surprise resignation. The announcement prompted an outpouring of emotion from fans, many of whom turned up at the club to call on Maradona to stay.
Canada claim their first victory over Australia to reach semi-finalsMADRID: Canada's tennis revolution continued as they claimed their first Davis Cup victory over Australia to reach the semi-finals on Thursday with 150th-ranked Vasek Pospisil the hero once again. The 29-year-old recorded his third successive singles win in the revamped Finals at Madrid's La Caja Magica, beating John Millman 7-6(7) 6-4, but Alex De Minaur levelled the tie when he recovered from a set down to beat Denis Shapovalov. Pospisil and Shapovalov joined forces in the deciding doubles rubber against Jordan Thompson and John Peers, winning 6-4 6-4 in front of several hundred delirious Canadian fans. Canada will face either Serbia or Russia in the semi-finals on Saturday. Pospisil and Shapovalov have played in every rubber so far with captain Frank Dancevic short of options. "It's been a pretty surreal week," he said. "I'm so proud of these guys. I mean, these two guys playing all week. "Now that we're here, we're going to try to go all the way." Australia, who won the last of their 28 Davis Cup crowns in 2003, were surprisingly without Nick Kyrgios, who won both his singles matches in the group-stage wins.
Syed Mushtaq Ali: Delhi suffer one-run loss to Baroda, Tamil Nadu, Haryana winNEW DELHI: Opener Kunwar Bidhuri's rearguard fifty went in vain as Delhi suffered a one-run loss to Baroda in a Super League match of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy here on Friday. Sent into bat, Baroda managed a competitive 151 for 6 and then returned to restrict Delhi to 150 for 9 in the 20 overs.Chasing the total, Bidhuri made a 51-ball 68 laced with three fours and four sixes but none of the other Delhi batsmen provided any support as Delhi fell short by a run in the end. Bidhuri was dismissed in the final over. Lower-order batsman Suboth Bhati tried his bit with an unbeaten 8-ball 20 but it was not enough in the end.Babashafi Pathan (3/24) claimed three wickets to emerge as the best bowler for Baroda. In another match, left-arm spin duo of R Sai Kishore and debutant M Siddharth spun a web around Mumbai to guide Tamil Nadu to a seven-wicket victory. Siddarth (4-16) and Sai Kishore (3-18) ran through Mumbai's top and middle order, comprising some of the biggest names in domestic circle, to restrict them to a sub-par 121 for 9 in the allotted 20 overs.
SPORTSYUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019
Brisbane Test: Warner guides Australia to 72-run lead over Pakistan on day two
AGENCY Warner and Labuschagne are BRISBANE, NOV 22 unbeaten at 151 and 55 runs
respectively. Australia ended Australia were leading by 72 day two at 312/1. On day one, runs after the end of play on After winning the toss and day two in the first Test against opting to bat first, Pakistan Pakistan at the Gabba here on openers Shan Masood and Friday. Australian openers Azhar Ali gave the side a solid gave a solid start to the team as start and kept the Australian David Warner and Joe Burns bowlers at bay.stitched a massive 222-run Pakistan went into the lunch partnership. Meanwhile, break at 57/0. This is the first Warner ended his Ashes run time that Australia failed to drought and amassed a take a wicket in the first session century. Pakistan got the first of a match being played at the and only breakthrough of the Gabba. However, as soon as day in the 61st over as Yasir the second session resumed, Azam (1) were dismissed by Mohammad Rizwan then Shah bowled Burns. He Australia reduced Pakistan to Josh Hazelwood. Haris joined each other in the middle played a knock of 97 runs. 94/5. Pakistan went from Sohail (1) and Iftikhar Ahmed for a 49-run stand. Cummins, Marnus Labuschagne joined 75/0 to 78/4 in a span of just (7) were scalped by Mitchell then, sent back Rizwan (37) in Warner in the middle and built 39 balls. Masood (27) was Starc and Nathan Lyon the 55th over to reduce the an unbeaten stand of 90 runs sent back by Pat Cummins respectively. Asad Shafiq and visitors to 143/6.for the second wicket. while Ali (39) and Babar
Bangladesh 1st team to use two concussion substitutes
in same matchKOLKATA, NOV 22
Bangladesh all-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz has replaced Liton Das as the concussion substitute for the remainder of the Pink ball Test against India after the wicketkeeper copped a nasty blow on his head while batting. Das was hit flush on the helmet by a lethal bouncer from Mohammed Shami right at the stroke of lunch on the first day of the Day-night Test match at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata. Das got hit on the third ball of the 21st over but resumed batting after being treated by Bangladesh physio. He hit a couple of boundaries after that and reached 24 off 27 balls before asking for the physio to come back on the field. He started feeling the after-effects of the blow and eventually decided to retire hurt. The umpires called for lunch with Bangladesh reeling at 73 for 6 in the first session. After the break it was announced that Mehidy Hasan will replace Das as the concussion substitute. Hasan though will not be allowed to bowl in the match.
Legends relive glorious Eden Gardens momentsAGENCY after India followed on against Australia, Harbhajan from the local officials during a KOLKATA, NOV 22 Harabhajan and Tendulkar came up with game in Mohali and, subsequently, asked
stellar bowling performances. Harbhajan for the spinner to bowl to him in the India Indian cricket legends including Sachin even took a hat-trick in his match haul of 13 nets. Harbhajan, a teenager then, was in Tendulkar and Anil Kumble on Friday wickets. "The game changed so quickly awe of Tendulkar.revisited their glorious on-field moments at because of that hat-trick. The way we won "The first time I met Bhajji was in the Eden Gardens, the venue for the the game ushered in a new phase for the Mohali. The people there were talking country's first ever day-night Test. In a special Indian team. Bhajji was sensational, got about him, 'he is a good spinner who bowls programme during the lunch break on the Ricky Ponting out so many times and a good doosra'," said Tendulkar. Talking opening day of the India-Bangladesh pink-ball Laxman and Dravid partnership did about the pink-ball Test, Laxman and Tests, Tendulkar, Kumble, Harbhajan Singh wonders for the confidence of the dressing Tendulkar predicted more help for the and VVS Laxman relived some of the iconic room," said Tendulkar. seamers in the evening session. Bangladesh moments at the famous venue here, including The electric atmosphere at the Eden struggled to 73 for six at lunch on day one the 1993 Hero Cup final versus West Indies Gardens reminded Harbhajan of his before being all out for 106. Pacer Ishant and the 2001 Test versus Australia. playing days. "The atmosphere here takes Sharma picked up five wickets, while
All of them thanked their captain and me back to 15 years ago. Test cricket was Umesh Yadav snapped three. There were BCCI president Sourav Ganguly for different back then. It is a special feeling two wickets for Mohammed Shami. bringing them together. Ganguly, too, was and I feel so much love every time I come "Earlier on there was not much for the this since our playing days. It is a special passionate in the country and they showed supposed to be part of the 40-minute here. Hats off to Ganguly for doing this. pacers, the ball was not swinging much day and there could not have been a better all their love for Tendulkar by chanting discussion on Star Sports but could not Even if I play under 100 captains, he will but as the lacquer went off the ball, there venue for this historic game," said Kumble, 'Sachin Sachin', taking the master blaster make it as he was understandably caught up always be my captain," said the champion was swing and off the pitch movement whose sensational spell of six for 12 helped back to his playing days.with administrative issues. off-spinner. which gives less time to the batsman to India to a famous win over West Indies. The While Laxman and Rahul Dravid
"We have not had a chance to sit like Tendulkar had heard good things about adjust to. Kolkata crowd is probably the most produced a match-winning 376-run stand
Chandigarh maintains nine wins to reach knock stage, beats Nagaland by 67 runsCHANDIGARH: city lads qualify from the plate group by winning their last match against Nagaland with a margin of 67 runs at Mens Under 23 One Day trophy match at Cuttack on Friday. Chandigarh won all their matches and tops the chart with 36 points. Chandigarh will take on Vidarbha on November 26 at Dehradun in the knock out stage.Earlier in the day, Chandigarh won the toss and chose to bat first which lent a fiery start from openers Mohd Arslan Khan and Captain Jagmeet Singh with 99 runs in 15th over. Khan maintained his consistency and hammered 57 off 39 balls before he was cleaned bowled by Vaibhav Yadav. Then, Nikhil Gautam made Amrit Lubana short of his crease followed by the Captain Jagmeet Singh’s wicket. Anizo dismissed Jagmeet for 49 off 74 balls with 144 for three on the board. Seven overs later, Raman Bishnoi was clean bowled by Mungkham Phom at his individual score of 28. Aayush Sikka and Bhagmender Lather partnered for 85 runs stands to steer for 265 for five before Sikka was removed by Joshua Ozukum for 61.
Indian pacers shine with pink ball, Ishant claims of 5 wickets KOLKATA, NOV 22 (UNI) low catch to remove Mehidy Hasan Miraz. Md Shami, was sent to a private hospital in the
Opener Shadman Islam topscored for city for further check-up. He was seen bleeding. Ishant Sharma and his pace colleagues wreaked Bangladesh with 29, while Liton retired hurt on 24 In his place Ebadat Hossain came to bat after havoc with the pink ball to put India in charge of their after being hit on the helmet by a Mohammad Shami lunch could score only 1 (one) before being maiden day-night Test against Bangladesh at a delivery. Mehidy came on as concussion substitute bowled by Ishant Sharma's delivery.heaving Eden Gardens on Friday. Armed with the and Mithun replaced Liton behind the stumps when heavily-lacquered ball, India’s three-pronged pace India came out to bat. Bangladesh needed a second attack bundled out the tourists for 106 in front of a concussion substitute in Taijul Islam after Nayeem 60,000-strong crowd which included Bangladesh also sustained a hit on the helmet by another vicious Prime Minister Shaikh Hasina. Cheteshwar Pujara Shami delivery. Both Mehidy and Taijul were and Virat Kohli then smashed fifties as India, 1-0 up dropped in the two changes to their playing XI earlier heading into the second and final match of the two- in the day. Indian openers looked at ease against the Test series, finished day one on 174-3, to be course for pink ball but neither Mayank Agarwal (14) nor Rohit their 12th consecutive home series victory. Kohli (59 Sharma (21) could convert their starts. Pujara and not out) and his deputy Ajinkya Rahane (23 not out) Kohli helped India eclipse Bangladesh’s paltry total will return on Saturday hoping to bat Bangladesh out with their 95-run stand. Ishant Sharma's 5/22 of the second and final Test and sweep the series. helped India to restrict Bangladesh 106 all out Bangladesh, who were skittled out inside 31 overs, before tea in the historic day-night 5-day Test had to call two concussion substitutes after Liton Das match with pink ball on the first day at Eden and Nayeem Hasan sustained nasty blows to helmet. Gardens here on Friday. Indian pace trio Ishant Earlier, India’s pace trio took less than three hours to Sharma while heading the list of top wicket-taker rout the tourists after Mominul Haque’s decision to in his 12 overs spell, his mate Umesh Yadav bat backfired. After the lull of the first six overs, followed him with 3/29 in 7 overs, and Ishant drew first blood, trapping Imrul Kayes lbw en Mohammed Shami ended with 2/36 in 10.3 route to an impressive figures of 5-22. overs. The visiting side which conceded an
New-ball partner Umesh Yadav (3-29) innings and 130 runs defeat in the first Test at immediately benefited from a change of ends, Indore, could bat only 30.3 overs and collapse dismissing Mominul and Mohammad Mithun in the before tea.same over to trigger a spectacular batting collapse. Bangladesh skipper Mominul Haque after
India captain Virat Kohli had predicted close-in winning the toss decided to bat first but his all the fielders would struggle to catch the harder, faster batters failed to face the battery of Indian pace at pink balls but his fears proved unfounded. the full house of Eden Gardens. Bangladesh were
Rohit Sharma took a diving one-handed catch 73/6 at lunch in 21.4 overs could add only 33 to sent back Mominul, Wriddhiman Saha flew to runs in remaining 4 wickets between post-lunch his right to cut short Mahmudullah’s stay and and tea. Bangla batsman Liton Das (24 runs), Cheteshwar Pujara dived forward to pouch a who was retired hurt after a rising delivery from
India reach 174-3 at stumps
Pink fever grips Eden Gardens as India embrace Day/Night Tests
KOLKATA: It was a party in pink at the 'City of Joy' as India began its tryst with Day/Night Tests in front of political bigwigs, galaxy of sports stars and a sell-out crowd, which ensured that Sourav Ganguly's promise of a spectacle lived up to its hype. Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee rang the Eden Gardens Bell ahead of the toss here on Friday but it was the famously enthusiastic Kolkata fans, who gave the match its character. After being reluctant for four years, India finally embraced the Day/Night format for Test cricket, following a strong push from new BCCI President Ganguly and Kolkata proved to be the perfect host. Four days of the game are already sold out. Tickets are also reportedly up for sale in black market at five times their original prices, which start from Rs 150. Spectators, a lot of them clad in pink, thronged the iconic stadium, making for the kind of carnival-like atmosphere that is now seen mostly in T20 games.
New Zealand scores 144/4 on day 2, trail by 209 runsMOUNT MAUNGANUI : England restricted New Zealand to 144/4 after scoring 353 in the first innings of the first test at the Bay Oval here on Friday. After bowling England out for 353, New Zealand openers came into bat and built a brief stand of 18-run. Tom Lathom (8) was found in front of the wickets by Sam Curran. Skipper Kane Williamson joined Jeet Raval in the middle and both built a stand of 54 runs to get past the 50-run mark. Raval was sent to pavilion by Jack Leach in the 23rd over after he scored 19 runs. Williamson played a knock of 51 runs before he was caught by Ben Stokes in the 40th over and the Kiwis were reduced to 127/4. Henry Nicholls and BJ Watling are unbeaten at scores of 26 and six runs respectively and will resume their innings on day three. At the end of play New Zealand were at 144/4. Earlier in the day, England resumed their play from 241/4 and were only able to add 112 runs to the total before bundling out on 353. Riding on the confidence from day one, Stokes and Ollie Pope stitched a 36 run stand for the fifth wicket.
Kohli becomes fastest captain to 5000 runs in Test cricket
KOLKATA: Virat Kohli broke yet another batting record on Friday as he became the fastest to reach 5000 runs in Test cricket as captain and only the sixth overall to achieve the feat. Kohli needed 32 runs to reach the milestone before the start of the two-match series against Bangladesh. He broke the record set by Australia legend Ricky Ponting on day 1 of the ongoing second Test at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata. Ponting had taken 54 matches (97 innings) to set the record, which Kohli broke in his 53rd match (86th innings) as India captain. Kohli is also the only Indian to breach the 5000-run mark as captain. If he manages to get to triple figures in this series then he will overtake Ponting again to grab the second spot on the list of captains with most hundreds in the longest format.
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